(grant) kron 4's terisa estacio has been on scene all day.. terisa i live at the scene in yountville. (vicki) we have team coverage tonight of the situation in yountville. as we reported... kids from justin siena high school in napa...were in the area when this started. (grant) kron 4's spencer blake is live in napa tonight-- at the high school. spencer, kids must have spencer, kids must have been pretty shaken up... (vicki) continuing our team coverage now... about 11- hundred people live in that veterans home facility... (grant) kron 4's kron 4's philipple djegal has their reaction. (vicki) (vicki) and again... take a look at your screen. a hotline has been established for families to check on their loved ones. that number is 707-948-3331. (grant) kron 4 was the first to tell you about this breaking news. we sent a push alert as soon as we learned of the active shooter situation. make sure you download the kron four mobile app to always get the latest breaking news. (vicki) our breaking news coverage continues. a gunman takes three people hos

estacio out, terisa estacio (pam) rain is back in the bay

kron 4's terisa estacio reports. terisa estacio - i met up with haley rekdahl here at the pathway memorial for the three women who lost their lives she talked with me about what happened when gunman albert wong walked into the party listen to my conversation. haley. can you walk me through what happend? did he storm in or walk in? he walked in very calmly and slowly did he say anything to you? he, didnt say anything. he at first said, veterans, you can go. because there were couple of veterans with us. and then 4 staff members that he let me go, all he said was first name, you can go. there were 2 before me, i was the 3rd, then he let me go. did he have his gun out? did he come across as violent? he had his gun against him. he walked in with it and he was just very calm. just kind of emotionless. did you run out, or slip out? he motioned me to toward the door. he wanted us to walk out, i walked out past him and out the door and then ran from there. did you hear shots? i was out before the shots were fired. we passed

kron four's terisa estacio has an update on the controversial case -- caught on video. io reporting) "i am here at oakland police headquarters they are just one of several agencies investigating the fatal shooting.""no one is exempt no police officer or civilian." the anger about this graphic video - showing bart police officer joseph matou - fatally shooting shaleem tindle back in january. the officers body came capturing it all. bart police chief speaking earlier, defending the veteran officer saying tindle was involved in a fight with a gun. officer matou issuing multiple times to stop and drop the weapon, "we can not keep talking about this we must take action " tindle's family, friends as well as community activists do not believe the officer was justified in the shooting - they want him fired and prosecuted. this is the second board meeting many have chanted for actions to be taken. alicia troust. why is he back on the job, the officer returned to work after two weeks with an evaluation, and going to gun board, that is actually longer than other jurisdictions. bart

in pacifica, terisa estacio (vicki) also happening now...e are looking for a man who sexually assaulted a teen on a jogging path in palo alto. it happened in near arastradero road and deer creek road yesterday afternoon. that's right near the tesla headquarters. police say the man pulled the girl off the jogging path... he then put a gun to her head... and sexually assaulted her. then he ran away and the victim was able to flag down some help. police have not released a description of the attacker... but they say they are dedicating all available resources to find him. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was a warm day even at the coastline with highs in the upper 60s and low 70s at the coast and 80s inland. tonight will be a beautiful evening with very mild temperatures under partly cloudy skies. on the latest satellite image you can see the huge dome of high pressure over california. but you'll also notice a few high clouds moving over the top of that ridge. i think we'

in (tes) yountville: hostage speaks out, terisa estacio (steve) new at nine...htening moments for students and staff at a high school in monterey county... seaside police say an educator was teaching a course on public safety for his administration of justice class earlier today when he showed his students his gun and then estacio out, terisa hostage speaks yountville: in (tes) yountville: hostage speaks out, terisa estacio (steve) . frightening moments for students and staff at a high school in monterey county... seaside police say an educator was teaching a course on public safety for his administration of justice class earlier today when he showed his students his gun and then the unthinkable happened for the teacher.

in pacifica, terisa estacio (vicki)(vicki) police are looking for the gunman in a san jose shooting. it happened yesterday on the 22-hundred block of lanai avenue. when officer arrived on scene-- they found a man who had been shot. the victim suffered life-threatening injuries. so far there's been no suspect or motive linked to the shooting. ((vicki)) a man has died after being taken into custody by sonoma police. he was allegedly causing a disturbance at a mobile home park on ramon street last night. officers say the man was naked and refused to listen to their commands. he was then tased and handcuffed. the man went into medical distress and was taken to the hospital where he died. (grant) in santa cruz, the sheriff's department has arrested one of it's own...after allegeations of sexual assault inside the main jail. this is the booking photo of 29 year old former santa cruz county correctional officer marco del real. he was arrested yesterday and faces multiple felony charges including assault under color of authority. the case began in july of 2017... when fellow correctional off

in (tes) yountville: hostage speaks out, terisa estacio estacio out, terisa estacio (pam) rain is back in the bay area.... a late winter storm bringing showers at this hour. and the wet weather is not going away.(grant)) we have team coverage tonight...as we track the storm.... kron-4's charles clifford is live in san bruno with a look at conditions out there.(pam) but first, we start our coverage with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow ... who is timing out the storm. lawrence. lawrence karnow: we began the day with heavy rain and gusty winds making for a messy commute. rain finally turned to showers by the afternoon. the air is much more unstable now an we've seen a few lightning strikes. doppler radar continues to show more showers outside but they are more widely scattered. on the satellite you can see the storm as it moved ashore early today. behind it you can see another area of low pressure. that will bring another chance of rain wednesday especially in the south bay into the monterey bay. behind that another storm will move in to bring us much colder air and the possibility of

(catherine) kron four's terisa estacio is outside the home of salman's mother...she reports from rodeoalman openingly wept inside the courtroom as the jury announced their verdict. not guilty on all counts. al noor's uncle. "i do not know how she is going to get her life back and make up for the last two years. federal officials indicted salman two years ago, claiming that she played a role in helping her deceased husband omar mateen plot and plan the deaths of 49 people and injure more than 50 at the pulse nightclub in florida back in 2016. in addition, they charged her with misleading law enforcement in investigating the case. surveillance video you see here, shows noor, omar and their son shopping weeks before the rampage. federal prosecutors alledged noor was involved all along and particpated in shopping for guns and ammuniation and scouting possible targets. however, noors family and defense attorney's long maintained that noor was innocent. that she was in an abusive relationship with omar.... that she stayed because he threatened to take away their young son if she left him. ch

terisa estacio, reporting, oakland. the oakland police department is investigating this case - their results will be turned over to the alameda county district attorney's office for review for any possible action separately, there are also several other ongoing investigations into the fatal shooting. bart is doing an internal review - plus the citizen review board and the office of independent police auditor. there is no date yet for the results of their findings contentious issue. in oakland, terisa estacio kron four (vicki) (vicki) in the east bay... three teens were arrested at the union city bart station... accused of stealing a laptop. police say the group teens came into a business on decoto road sunday night... they took someone's laptop and then ran away. a witness followed them to the bart station and called police. officers arrested the teens on suspicion of robbery and conspiracy. the laptop was returned to the victim and the three minors were released to their parents. (vicki) police in santa rosa are search

terisa estacio kron four news.soline shot up 7 cents a gallon over the past two weeks to $2.66.industry analyst trilby lundberg said sunday the increase was driven primarily by rising crude oil prices.lundberg says she expects prices to continue to rise over the next few weeks. the increase brings the price of gas to 32 cents a gallon higher than it was at this time last year.the highest average price in the contiguous 48 states was $3.54 in the san francisco bay area. the lowest was $2.22 in st. louis.the average price for diesel fuel rose a penny, to $3.01. to $3.01. lawrence karnow: temperatures soarded under high pressure and sunny skies. highs today were much warmer and in the mid to upper 70s inland with 60s at the coast. skies are clear of any rain on our doppler radar and that's the way it will stay for a while. on the satellite you can see as high pressure builds and the offshore winds begin to blow. it will be breezy at times over the mountains the next few days. but in the urban areas it will be beautifu

kron 4's terisa estacio has the story. david henry, dad. " so if we can spread the word to keep this guy at bay and protect our children." david henry is talking about his mission involving spreading the word about this man. sheriff's deputies say timothy james kottler tried to lure henry's daughter into a pontiac grand prix as she was walking home from her middle school in this santa rosa neighborhood.henry. "he said don't you look pretty today, do i know you from the market?. henry says his daughter stayed strong keeping her distance from the man. henry. he had his door open, he said his window was broken, fortunately, an att technician was in the area and walked over, and the man drove away and waived.they got a license plate, turned it over to sonoma county sheriff's deputies who arrested kottler on an annoying or molesting a victim under 18 offense. but several hours after his arrest, kottler was let out of jail on bail. with the department issuing a warning saying he could be a possible threat to the community. henry

in novato, terisa estacio, kron4 news, ( darya ) ( darya ) coming up ...o have decided to freeze eggs and embryos may now be out of luck. a storage problem at a san francisco clinic has now lead to lawsuit. clients of san francisco's pacific fertility center have filed a class action lawsuit for breach of contract and negligence over the improper storage of eggs and embryos. earlier this month pacific fertility center clients received an email saying that an equipment problem may have affected their embryos. ( darya ) attorneys say they are finding improper storage of eggs and embryos is a widespread problem. in addition to the lawsuit they are also reaching out to lawmakers to pass legislation to regulate the industry. ( darya )still ahead ... more snow is piling up in the sierra... we'll tell you how to prepare if your heading up this weekend. (dar

(vicki) as kron four's terisa estacio reports, parents are concerned.ties say it was here at linda mar beach in pacifica wednesday afternoon where they received a 911 call concerning an indecent exposure situation. captain chris clements, pacifica police dept. "it was reported that he was taking photo or video of children with his cell phone also exposing himself." captain chris clements tells me - some witnesses sprang into action. captain clements. "we are still looking for surveillance video. witnesses did see him jump into a grey honda, but they couldn't get a license plate. he is described as a white male, with a beard, wearing black hat, t shirt, extremely short white shorts. kristin hudson, parent. it is disturbing to hear about this. you come to a place like this and you think kids can run free, but then you hear this. i will be watching more closely." out at linda mar - parents were equally concerned and grateful to get the news so they could be more aware. yes, it is very important, because i have 2 kids and i definitely feel more informed and

in pacifica, terisa estacio kron four news ### (steve) the driver arrested yesterday in san francisco - accused of running over five men-- has been identified. police say 33-year-old mark (steve) ###news estacio kron four news ### (steve) the driver arrested yesterday in san francisco - accused of running over five men-- has been identified. police say 33-year-old mark dennis is facing multiple charges -- including murder and attempted murder. ann marie, who knows the suspect, says she has interacted with him before. she told kron4 that he is homeless...and that... she'd see him when he'd park his van at heron's head park, where she walks her dogs. marie says she's called the police on him several times in the past, but never filed a report. now he is facing multiple charges. "he would do everything he could to basically cause you to interact with him in a really negative way. (philippe) why? (ann-marie) i don't know -- i think he's very unhappy."(steve) the san francisco medical examiner's office says 34- year-old eliseo lopez was the man killed in the collision. two victims remain h

i'm james fletcher.( terisa ) and i'm terisa estacio. overage of the rain and the wet commute from across the bay.( james ) lets start with rebecca strom who is tracking the storm in the weather center. ( terisa ) good morning i'm terisa estacio..( james ) and i'm james fletcher. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... rebecca:periods of moderate to locally heavy rainfall will continue through this afternoon as an atmospheric river takes aim at the california coast. breezy to locally gusty southerly winds will also be possible ahead of a cold front that will sweep through the region this morning. after a brief break in rainfall later today, additional showers and cooler temperatures will be possible from friday into the weekend before dry conditions return next week. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( james ) back to ( james ) ( james ) back to stormtracker 4 radar... taking a look at the conditions over the santa cruz mountains. concerns over possible mudslides on highway

here in rodeo, terisa estacio kron four news.ine) (catherine) (catherine) the flu season is winding down but the c-d-c is warning about another flu strain. it's not unusual for a second wave..it's not clear yet how serious it might be. it could be harder on children..so far this season - 123 children have died from the flu.. doctors say if you haven't been vaccinated... it is still not too late. (steve) a benicia woman sexually assaulted 5 years ago now has justice. a man broke into her home and assaulted her in back in 20-13. detectives found d-n-a evidence from a man... but did not have a match in their system. alexander haynes was arrested for burglary in washington earlier this month. his d-n-a was entered into the system and matched the d- n-a from the sexual assault. haynes was arrested and awaits extradition back to california. lawrence karnow: it was a warm but slightly cooler day with numerous clouds above. highs still managed to sneak into the 70s and 80s around the bay and valleys with 60s at the coast. even with all o

kron 4's terisa estacio has the story. henry, dad. " so if we can spread the word to keep this guy at bay and protect our children." david henry is talking about his mission involving spreading the word about this man. sheriff's deputies say timothy james kottler tried to lure henry's daughter into a pontiac grand prix as she was walking home from her middle school in this santa rosa neighborhood.henry. "he said don't you look pretty today, do i know you from the market?. henry says his daughter stayed strong keeping her distance from the man. henry. he had his door open, he said his window was broken, fortunately, an att technician was in the area and walked over, and the man drove away and waived.they got a license plate, turned it over to sonoma county sheriff's deputies who arrested kottler on an annoying or molesting a victim under 18 offense. but several hours after his arrest, kottler was let out of jail on bail. with the department issuing a warning saying he could be a possible threat to the community. henry. frus

here in rodeo, terisa estacio kron four news. (steve) north bay police arrested a man accused of selling marijuana to high school teens. and this is what they recovered from that suspect. over four pounds of marijuana.. and 10- thousand dollars in cash. it started when san rafael police say they got complaints about possible drug dealing in the gerstle park neighborhood. that's when police identified and arrested miguel hernandez for selling marijuana to minors as young as fourteen. (steve) checking in on our four zone forecast now. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us. (catherine) lawrence is here with the latest on this holiday weekend...what can we expect? lawrence karnow: it was a warm but slightly cooler day with numerous clouds above. highs still managed to sneak into the 70s and 80s around the bay and valleys with 60s at the coast. even with all of the clouds there's no rain showing up on doppler radar. if you're going out tonight you can expect partly to mostly cloudy skies with a few patches of fog moving in alon

kron4's terisa estacio breaks down what these numbers mean. (estacio reporting) pointing to new figures showing a drop in crime in several key areas on the bay area rapid transit system, bart's chief of police went over where they are seeing the most improvement. chief carlos rojas, bart police chief. "we have seen increasing in arrests, by 43 percent, 88 percent increase in getting fare evaders. chief rojas addressed how as an agency focusing on fare evasion has helped significantly. he also added that following up issuing about 14 percent more prohibition orders - blocking violent riders and using new measures to tackle auto thefts and bike thefts as made a difference. in 2017, bart reported an 18 percent drop in bike thefts. terisa estacio, reporting although chief proud of acommplishments, he says there is room for improvement for example... chief rojas, when you look at most of the crime, it is snatch and grab. electronic devices. education is important. joesph morales, bart rider. i feel like there is no issue, i feel safe. for some ride

thanks will. ( terisa ) thanks will.( james )( james ) thanks will. ( terisa ) good morning i'm terisa estaciom james ( james )terisa estaciomorning i'm good ( terisa )( terisa ) good morning i'm terisa estacio( james ) and i'm james fletcher. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... rebecca:a storm system will produce widespread rainfall across our region from tuesday through thursday. periods of heavy rain are possible, mainly along the big sur coast, as well as locally strong southerly winds and thunderstorms. showers will linger into friday and saturday before dry conditions return on sunday. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( james ) breaking news we are following this morning out of texas... a package bomb has exploded at a fed-ex facility. one person was injured. the package was addressed to austin, the f-b-i says that this bomb is likely linked to a serial bomber who has targeted austin several times in recent weeks. 4 bombs have gone off in that city so far this month. two people have been killed and three others injure

kron four's terisa estacio shows us how. rebecca nelson, santa rosa resident.aking out. absolutely, our children are most important and we need to take steps to protect them. ruth cake, "hats off? hats off, to the dad, he taught the daughter right."rebecca nelson and ruth cake are talking about this dad... david henry sheriff's deputies say timothy james kottler tried to lure henry's daughter into a pontiac grand prix as she was walking home from her middle school in this santa rosa neighborhood.david henry. "he said do i know you? do i recognize you from the market? and she said no. henry says his daughter stayed strong keeping her distance from the man. henry. he had his door open, he said his window was broken, fortunately, an att technician was in the area and walked over, and the man drove away and waived.they got a license plate, turned it over to sonoma county sheriff's deputies who arrested kottler on an annoying or molesting a victim under 18 offense. but several hours after his arrest, kottler was let out of jail on bail. with the department issuing a

in pleasant hill, terisa estacio, kron4 news. (steve) along with dick's sporting goods... wal mart making some changes when it comes to selling guns. the retail giant now only selling guns and ammo to those 21 and older. the company is also removing assault-style rifles from its website. but is pledging to continue to serve hunters and other sportsmen in a, quote, "responsible way". in a statement, walmart says it stopped selling weapons similar to the one used in the florida shooting back in 20-15. (pam) in the south bay.... the santa clara county board of supervisors has announced plans to address gun violence. now, a summit on gun violence and its relationship to mental health ... is in the works. it will take place sometime in the next two months. the board also approved a plan to endorse the 'march for our lives' event. that event is being organized by high school students ... in cities all across the country, including from the bay area .. it is set for march 24th. (pam) housing developers in san francisco are required by law ... to provide affordable housing in new

in novato, terisa estacio, kron4 news, ( pam ) new tonight at 8. some couples who have been planning way in advance to have a family... by freezing eggs and embryos ... may now be out of luck... ( steve )a storage problem at a san francisco clinic has now lead to lawsuit. kron 4's dan kerman joins us live in the newsroom with more the storing of eggs and the storing of the storing of eggs and embryos is taking center stage in the legal world this week. on monday a class action lawsuit was filed against this cleveland clinic over the destruction of 2000 eggs and embryos now clients of san francisco's pacific fertility center have filed a class action lawsuit for breach of contract negligence and conversionsot tracey cowan/ attorney 21-28the eggs and embryos they entrusted to pacific fertility center have been compromised.attorneys say pacific fertility center clients received this email saying "a single piece of equipment lost liquid nitrogen for a brief period of time. your tissue was stored in the affected tank and may have been impacted.sotwhat t

in novato, terisa estacio, kron4 news, (pam) a man is in the hospital tonight.... after fleeing from police and crashing. it started around 3:30- this morning... when officers began pursuing the b-m-w s-u-v along interstate -80. police say, the driver exited the freeway in san pablo, and began driving recklessly through the city streets. authorities say, officers stopped their chase out of concern for public safety. a short time later ... officers found the car crashed into a fire hydrant and several other cars. the driver was taken to the hospital with major injuries. (steve) san francisco police say two victims were injured during a home invasion last night. it happened in the oceanview neighborhood on farallones street near i-280. police say three armed men broke into the apartment around 11 o'clock and held three victims at gunpoint. two of the victims were pistol-whipped during the robbery. the suspects fled with cellphones, wallets, shoes and a safe. the victims declined to be taken to the hospital for their injuries. police are describing the suspects as men

in benicia, terisa estacio. (vicki) another school threat in the south bay...lpitas...police are investigating a message circulating on social media. the post typed via snapchat and facebook ..threatened to shoot up milpitas high school...the gunman... also mentioned pulling the trigger on themself. police said they contacted the student... whose posting of the message launched their investigation... only to learn that it had already been re-posted several times. one student told her dad of the threat and he didn't hesistate to drive over and take her home.(sot) "....i'm so scared, i just took the day off and came over to get my daughter..."(vicki) police had officers stationed outside both milpitas high school and at calaveras high school today...just as a precaution. (vicki) the red - hot real estate market here in the bay area just set another record. a 2-million dollar home sale ... for a 2 bed 2 bath doesn't make most blink anymore.(grant) it is the price per - square foot... that has jaws dropping... kron 4's justine waldman reports from silion valley - w

in santa rosa, terisa estacio kron four news.son is a second (steve) (steve)a second person is charged with helping an infant smoke marijuana.coming up: who else police say is responsible. (vkici) two children were found dead in their car-seats. next: the sister of the mom accused in their deaths speaks for the first time. (vicki)a 20-year-old mom is arizona is behind bars after her two children were found dead in a car. (steve) now as briana whitney explains the sister of that mom says she is devastated for the loss of the kids... and her sister. the arizona mother arrested this week in the deaths of her toddler and infant left the children with relatives for days at a time, according to a police report that cites an unidentified relative.police in the small town of superior called arizona child protection officials in early january because of those concerns about the two children after the relative accused the mother, brittany velasquez, of stealing a $3,500 fur coat, said town interim police chief christian ensley.but the coat

as kron-4's terisa estacio reports... there is now an outpouring of support for her family .g) this is a picture of a beaming jennifer gonzales shushereba at her wedding. her best friend and new husband tj smiling broadly. also in the picture one of her nine bridesmaids in a vibrant red dress. in less then 2 weeks it would have been the couple's one year anniversary. but this picture now on a go fund me page to raise money to help pay for memorial costs. the highly regarded and successful clinical psychologist was only 32 years old she was killed friday, after taken hostage by gunman, albert wong. he had recently been dismissed from the pathway home - a place that treats vets for ptsd. jennifer was also pregnant with the couples first child - this picture also posted on the go fund me site. and this. out in front of the pathway home where jennifer and two other women, also killed there is a growing memorial, including a heart scultpure. a napa artist reportedly made the three hearts for the women who lost their lives, plus a small heart for jennifer's unborn child. a veteran

i'm james fletcher.( terisa ) and i'm terisa estacio. we have complete team coverage of the rain and the wet commute.( james ) lets start with rebecca strom who is tracking the storm in the weather center. rebecca:the first in a series of storm systems is now exiting to the southeast. scattered showers will continue across the area tonight and wednesday, along with possible afternoon and evening thunderstorms tomorrow primarily inland areas. the next storm system will bring another round of widespread rainfall wednesday night into thursday. showers then look to diminish from the north thursday afternoon and evening, but with unsettled weather conditions and cooler temperatures for the end of the week and into the weekend. by the end of the weekend and as we head into next week, dry conditions look to prevail districtwide. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( james ) our team coverage on the wet weather continues from larkspur.( terisa ) kron 4's will tran joins us live. will... ( will ) there is

as kron four's terisa estacio reports, the deputy grew up in novato, and the news of his passing is hitting. (estacio reporting) mike casper, asst. principle san marin high school. "he really excelled in athletics, varsity, star quarterback" san marin asst principal mike casper on ryan zirkle, the marin county sheriffs deputy who died tragically early thursday morning. marin county sheriff robert doyle. "as you can imagine this is a sad day, ryan zirkle was 24 years old, his 25 birthday, 11 days away." the deputy was in his patrol early this morning when he crashed into a tree... he had been responding to a 911 call out in point reyes where he was based. sheriff doyle. a 911 caller called in and said they heard a crash. since communications had not heard from him they sent his partner out and saw the crash, and found ryan. sheriff doyle says first responders did all they could. sheriff doyle. it took 35 minutes to get him out, hospital, they did all they could but he did not survive. while deputies are in mourning... we are learning much more about ryan zirkle. he was engaged to be married,

i'm terisa estacio. ( james ) and i'm james fletcher. we begin this hour with team coverage of the traffic mess in the east bay. let's start with kron 4's will tran... live at the posey tube with the latest. will. .. . ( james ) thanks will. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( terisa ) ( james ) and robin winston continues our team coverage monitoring the ( terisa )( james ) and robin winston continues our team coverage monitoring the traffic impact this morning... robin. robin.this morning... traffic impact monitoring the team coverage continues our winston and robin ( james ) and robin winston continues our team coverage monitoring the traffic impact this morning... robin. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 rebecca:dry weather conditions and a slight warming trend can be expected through monday

(grant) as kron four's terisa estacio reports tonight... here in the bay area, local law enforcement and local politicians are waiting and weighing in on the visit and what it means. (estacio reporting) us attorney general jeff sessions will be speaking at the 26 annual law enforcement legislative day event in sacramento - an yearly tradition.... but it was the late announcement that he is planning on making a major sanctuary jurisdiction announcement that has many wondering what exactly his appearance and message means for california. back in january, the state became a sanctuary state, declaring that it would not cooperate with ice officials. and the acting director made it clear that they would increase presence in response. alameda co. sheriff greg ahern. "my undersheriff will be going." i met with alameda county sheriff greg ahern tuesday about the ag's upcoming visit. ahern. well. local law enforcement has no involvement in sweeps. that is for the federal government. california declared it is sancturay and we follow the laws. just two

kron four's terisa estacio reports that chp officers often see children improperly buckled up, putting lives at risk. (estacio reporting)officer custodio lopez, chp "if you see that belt rubbing on their neck and there is a crash and a stop, it could cut their neck. officer custodio lopez with the chp went over the critical points of using car seats and why the right seat, properly installed could be a matter of life or death for your child in a collision. lopez. this is a latch, sharks teeth, bolt it in here. officier lopez explains he has seen alot for example, check this out, if the retainer clip you see here is not at chest level then lopez. the little one can be a human missle and bolt out. also, with infant seats, lopez says make sure you hear that click indicating the carrier section is in. last year, it became mandatory that a baby must stay rear facing till 2, "lopez. it is because crashes showing their spine could snap. lopez. this is graduated, forward facing. after two, children go into convertible seats. lopez. pretty big danger here we gotta make sure there is no slack. l

kron four's terisa estacio spoke with one of the organizers. (estacio reporting)larry kamer, pathway spokesperson. it has been a challenging week, obviously, and obviously for the families of the victims. larry kamer - is the spokesperson for the pathway home... the ptsd treatment facility located on the yountville grounds and tragically the site where gunman and former patient albert wong killed three clinical psychologists last friday during a hostage situation. kamer talked with me about the days after the shooting and the victims - kamer. i can't imagine what it would be like to say goodbye to your loved ones. he shared with me how his wife is doing... she was in the room with gunman wong walked in - heavily armed... kamer. she is doing ok? throwing herself into work. and the big memorial planned for next monday. kamer. "we are trying to support them and blance their needs and give them this memorial for respect and honor." kamer says they expect several thousands to show up... he says yountville is a tight community and support has come fro

kron four's terisa estacio reports now on the last seven days, and how thousands are expected to pay to the women fatally shot by the man they had once tried to help. (pkg) (estacio reporting) the flags here at the veterans home in yountville continue to fly at half staff, and the memorial contiunes to grow. estacio reporting)larry kamer, pathway spokesperson. it has been a challenging week, obviously, and obviously for the families of the victims. larry kamer - is the spokesperson for the pathway home... the ptsd treatment facility located on the yountville grounds and tragically the site where gunman and former patient albert wong killed three clinical psychologists last friday during a hostage situation. kamer talked with me about the days after the shooting and the victims - kamer. i can't imagine what it would be like to say goodbye to your loved ones. pria bose, justin sienna student. "i want to say how sorry i am." pria bose was one of the 80 students practicing for a play at the veterans facility last friday durign the hostage situation. pria. where you scared, you just think

terisa estacio, reporting, oakland. the oakland police department is investigating this case - their results will be turned over to the alameda county district attorney's office for review for any possible action separately, there are also several other ongoing investigations into the fatal shooting. bart is doing an internal review - plus the citizen review board and the office of independent police auditor. there is no date yet for the results of their findings on this contentious issue. in oakland, terisa estacio kron four ( robin ) in the east bay... three teens were arrested at the union city bart station... accused of stealing a laptop. police say the group of teens came into a business on decoto road sunday night. they took someone's laptop and then ran away. a witness followed them to the bart station and called police. officers arrested the teens on suspicion of robbery and conspiracy. the laptop was returned to the victim and the three minors were released to their parents. ( robin )east bay police have arrest

kron 4's terisa estacio is live in san francisco tonight... terisa, bring us up to speed on this investigation. .. (estacio - san francisco police headquarters) authorities here at sfpd say they have a lot of questions for the linebacker - as he was last seen, leaving the alleged crime scene in his range rover. (estacio reporting) it was here on the 600 block in san francisco where the call came in - a dispatcher repeating to police that a victim was calling in reporting that her ex- boyfriend, , identified aldon smith - had beat her up and bit her in the wrist listen in: "the victim is calling us saying the suspect threw her around the room and bit her wrist. he climbed out of the window and may have gotten into a black range rover." smith - the dispatcher also says was wearing a black 49er sweatshirt as he darted through the window before taking off in his vehicle. san francisco police launched an investigation they also tried to reach out to smith, but say they were unsuccessful. shortly after the incident saturday night, smith posted to his

kron four's terisa estacio talked with one of the women attending the party.... joins us on set with more on that conversation. (terisa) i met up with residential clinician haley rekdahl in front of the makeshift memorial at pathway home for the three women who lost their lives... she told me that it has been so difficult to process all that happened. but she shared with me what it was like to come face to face with the gunman and how he shattered lives that fateful day. did it all happen fast? like 5 minutes? yeah. i have blocked some things out, but yeah, like 5 minutes. he had his gun against him. he walked in with it and he was just very calm. just kind of emotionless. did he say anything to you? he, didnt say anything. he at first said, veterans, you can go. because there were couple of veterans with us. and then 4 staff members that he let me go, all he said was first name, you can go. there were 2 before me, i was the 3rd, then he let me go. he motioned me to toward the door. he wanted us to walk out, i walked out past him and out the door and then ran fro

terisa estacio - i met up with haley rekdahl here at the pathway memorial for the three women who lost listen to my conversation. haley. can you walk me through what happend? did he storm in or walk in? he walked in very calmly and slowly did he say anything to you? he, didnt say anything. he at first said, veterans, you can go. because there were couple of veterans with us. and then 4 staff members that he let me go, all he said was first name, you can go. there were 2 before me, i was the 3rd, then he let me go. did he have his gun out? did he come across as violent? he had his gun against him. he walked in with it and he was just very calm. just kind of emotionless. did you run out, or slip out? he motioned me to toward the door. he wanted us to walk out, i walked out past him and out the door and then ran from there. did you hear shots? i was out before the shots were fired. we passed a sheriff's deputy on way out. we were driving out in a vehicle, way before it happened. did it all happen fast? like 5 minutes? yeah. i have blocked some things out, but yeah, like 5 minutes. where y

kron four's terisa estacio reports from santa rosa. the rain is pretty ferocious up here in santa rosa. its been pouring all day. there's been a lot of hard work put into shoring up this area, like over here, you can see how this storm drain is being protected. but the concern is real about the fragile nature of this area. (estacio) straw waddles, gravel bags, hay, hydroseed, - just some of the measures taken to try and protect the delicate environment out here in the burned areas. paul lowenthal. we know the potential of ash, residue alot of sentimetn any leftover debris all run off into system and that could lead to flooding, and we don't want that - that is why measures in place. paul lowenthal is the asst fire marshall in santa rosa. you are going to see grass waddles, gravel bags in place around storm drains. to the average person, you might think these are a problem with the debris, but we want that, we don't want it going into the storm drain system. in santa barbara, following their fires, horrific errosion lead to landslides w

good morning i'm terisa estacio.(james) and i'm james fletcher.ston for an update. major bart delays up to 20 min due to earlier fires at 24th and civic center station. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. rebecca:a storm system will produce widespread rainfall across our region from tuesday through thursday. periods of heavy rain are possible, mainly along the big sur coast, as well as locally strong southerly winds and thunderstorms. showers will linger into friday and saturday before dry conditions return on sunday. ( james ) moving on to team coverage of the major delays on bart. a new problem at the civic center bart station is causing more headaches. (terisa)headaches.causing more bart station is civic center problem at the a new bart. delays on of the major team coverage moving on to ( james ) on sunday. ( terisa ) breaking news out of san francisco. five people are critically injured after a major crash. ( james ) the fire department says the accident happened on gough and bush street. kron 4's lydia pantazes joins us

in pleasant hill, terisa estacio, kron4 news.ederal immigration building in san francisco to demand due process for 150 immigrants arrested by ice.. over the weekend here in the bay areasot "we are having a mass protest because of the ice enforcement actions targeting cities and counties in northern california">sot

terisa estacio, reporting although chief proud of acommplishments, he says there is room for improvementgrab. electronic devices. education is important. joesph morales, bart rider. i feel like there is no issue, i feel safe. for some riders - they told me they feel comfortable riding the system through the various counties. however, that was not the case for several other riders who spoke to me.... peiling lin, bart rider. at the civic center, i alwasyholly nishimura, bart rider. i night i am worried. this rider says she wished there were more officers dispatched to stations. chief rojas says last year the department added 25 new hires. and they are looking to hire more. another criticism - bart employee safety... just this weekend, an employee was threathed with a knife. chief rojas says employees are getting extra training. he says - the transit system is vast with over 400 thousand riders a day and credits the robost camera system in catching many thiefs. he added bart police are actively looking for new ways to make the system as safe as possible. <"stephon clark, stephon clark, ste

as kron four's terisa estacio reports, chp officers say they often see children improperly buckled upeir lives at risk. (estacio reporting)officer custodio lopez, chp "if you see that belt rubbing on their neck and there is a crash and a stop, it could cut their neck. officer custodio lopez with the chp went over the critical points of using car seats and why the right seat, properly installed could be a matter of life or death for your child in a collision. lopez. this is a latch, sharks teeth, bolt it in here. officier lopez explains he has seen alot for example, check this out, if the retainer clip you see here is not at chest level then lopez. the little one can be a human missle and bolt out. also, with infant seats, lopez says make sure you hear that click indicating the carrier section is in. last year, it became mandatory that a baby must stay rear facing till 2, "lopez. it is because crashes showing their spine could snap. lopez. this is graduated, forward facing. after two, children go into convertible seats. lopez. pretty big danger here we gotta make sure there is no slack

as kron four's terisa estacio reports, chp officers say they often see children improperly buckled up their lives at risk. (estacio reporting)officer custodio lopez, chp "if you see that belt rubbing on their neck and there is a crash and a stop, it could cut their neck. officer custodio lopez with the chp went over the critical points of using car seats and why the right seat, properly installed could be a matter of life or death for your child in a collision. lopez. this is a latch, sharks teeth, bolt it in here. officier lopez explains he has seen alot for example, check this out, if the retainer clip you see here is not at chest level then lopez. the little one can be a human missle and bolt out. also, with infant seats, lopez says make sure you hear that click indicating the carrier section is in. last year, it became mandatory that a baby must stay rear facing till 2, "lopez. it is because crashes showing their spine could snap. lopez. this is graduated, forward facing. after two, children go into convertible seats. lopez. pretty big danger here we gotta make sure there is no sl

kron four's terisa estacio spoke with one of the organizers about the service as well as reflecting on the tragic events just 7 days ago. (estacio reporting)larry kamer, pathway spokesperson. it has been a challenging week, obviously, and obviously for the families of the victims. larry kamer - is the spokesperson for the pathway home... the ptsd treatment facility located on the yountville grounds and tragically the site where gunman and former patient albert wong killed three clinical psychologists last friday during a hostage situation. kamer talked with me about the days after the shooting and the victims - kamer. i can't imagine what it would be like to say goodbye to your loved ones. he shared with me how his wife is doing... she was in the room with gunman wong walked in - heavily armed... kamer. she is doing ok? throwing herself into work. and the big memorial planned for next monday. kamer. "we are trying to support them and blance their needs and give them this memorial for respect and honor." kamer says they expect several thousands to show up... he says yountville is a tigh

terisa estacio, reporting although chief proud of acommplishments, he says there is room for improvementgrab. electronic devices. education is important. joesph morales, bart rider. i feel like there is no issue, i feel safe. for some riders - they told me they feel comfortable riding the system through the various counties. however, that was not the case for several other riders who spoke to me.... peiling lin, bart rider. at the civic center, i alwasyholly nishimura, bart rider. i night i am worried. this rider says she wished there were more officers dispatched to stations. chief rojas says last year the department added 25 new hires. and they are looking to hire more. another criticism - bart employee safety... just this weekend, an employee was threathed with a knife. chief rojas says employees are getting extra training. he says - the transit system is vast with over 400 thousand riders a day and credits the robost camera system in catching many thiefs. he added bart police are actively looking for new ways to make the system as safe as possible. ( darya ) in other bay area news ..

kron four's terisa estacio reports. "we have a lot to do.f us still involved are dedicated to still being involved and to honor the women." i get the sense they would want it to go away? they would have fought to have it continue to help as many veterans as possible. haley rekdahl - a residential clinican at pathway home was with 9 other people for a retirement celebration.. when gunman albert wong walked in the room, heavily armed. three pathway employees, all women, were killed.did you see any interaction with the women? did he single them out? well, they were the 3 main clinicians so, they each had a lot of interaction with him. did you come in contact with albert wong? "i worked with him a lot. when he was a resident here. "haley says he called her by name telling her she could leave... are you surprised he let you go? " a little, um, yeah, it has crossed my mind." haley says after she got out, she and others drove to another building... and met up with family members of the women hostages. one of them, jennifer gonsalez shushereba was s

kron four's terisa estacio has that story. (take pkg) (estacio reporting) mike casper, asst. principle san marin high school. "he really excelled in athletics, varsity, star quarterback" san marin asst principal mike casper on ryan zirkle, the marin county sheriffs deputy who died tragically early thursday morning. marin county sheriff robert doyle. "as you can imagine this is a sad day, ryan zirkle was 24 years old, his 25 birthday, 11 days away." the deputy was in his patrol early this morning when he crashed into a tree... he had been responding to a 911 call out in point reyes where he was based. sheriff doyle. a 911 caller called in and said they heard a crash. since communications had not heard from him they sent his partner out and saw the crash, and found ryan. sheriff doyle says first responders did all they could. sheriff doyle. it took 35 minutes to get him out, hospital, they did all they could but he did not survive. while deputies are in mourning... we are learning much more about ryan zirkle. he was engaged to be married, had recently bought a home in petaluma

i'm james fletcher.( terisa ) and i'm terisa estacio.m in the weather center. rebecca:the first in a series of storm systems is now exiting to the southeast. scattered showers will continue across the area tonight and wednesday, along with possible afternoon and evening thunderstorms tomorrow primarily inland areas. the next storm system will br