(vicki) now at 9:30... top story tonight triple digit temperatures are going to hit the bay area... and it's just the beginning... it's going to get even hotter in the next few days...(grant) you're looking at video from the oakland skyline and in grizzly peak in berkeley showing you the smoky haze enveloping the bay area... state officials are asking that you conserve electricity until the heat wave is over...only using appliances early or late in the day, and keeping your a-c set to 78 degrees. (vicki)2shot heat exhaustion is a real worry this week... as the temperatures continue to soar well over the 100-mark... (grant) kron four's terisa estacio is in pleasanton... where she talked to medical experts about how to prevent heat exhaustion..... emergency personnel here at valley care in pleasanton are worried they may get busy treating patients for heat exhaustion, on this hot day. some groups are more suspectible then others but with these these extreme conditions, it is certainly possible for anyone to b

(vicki) and i'm vicki liviakis in for pam moore.s is the second large quake to hit mexico this month. grant lodes is here in studio -- tracking the latest on this devastating earthquake. (grant) the devastation is mounting --take a look at this photo showing a collapsed road.. tonight - we've learned 22 of the people killed -- died in a school collapse.. 38 others from that school are still missing.

(vicki) the officer (vicki)saving her life. sacramento...n off a a suicidal officer talking a police (grant) body cam video captures a police officer talking a suicidal woman off a bridge in sacramento... saving her life. (vicki) the officer says he knew exactly what to do - thanks to the specialized police training he received... reporter max resnik has the story. natsot/police officer"no, no, no, no, no, no! what are you doing?"wednesday, september 20th,the highway 160 bridge overlooking the american river. natsot/police officer "no, no, no, no, no, no!"a 20-year lieutenant with the sacramento police department responds to a call about a woman in crisis. natsot/police officer"what are you doing, dear?"the woman facing the ledge doesn't react.the lieutenant radios for a potential water rescue. natsot/police officer"lincoln 18. start fire with some more water resources." over the next 20 seconds, he appears to wave to her multiple times, again asking.. what's wrong. natsot/police officer"what's going on, dear?"then, the officer motions to he

showing a (vicki) (vicki) new tonight at nine.... video of a traffic stop in kansas has gone viral... showing a couple getting pulled over and police pulling out a weapon to get them to listen... the couple in the video says they didn't commit a crime and don't think they should have been pulled over in the first place... reporter anna auld talked to the sheriff department and the couple who tell us two different stories... not only did we talk with johnathan ayers, the passenger you see in this traffic stop video... but we also talked with his wife, tia jones, who bonded out of jail this afternoon.tia jones started recording on her phone when she was pulled over by a saline county deputy on september 2nd.her husband, johnathan ayers is in the passenger seat."i understand you aren't a traveler but i'm talking to a female driver.. she's a traveler too, she doesn't need any identifcation."the sheriff says the deputy pulled jones over for not staying in her lane while driving from colorado on i-70.the sheriff says jones pulled over, but

(vicki) and next... (vicki) and next...wn brittney shipp sits down with popular actor jake gyllenhaal... about his new movie "stronger"... hear what he has to say about it... at stanford health care, we can now repair complex aortic aneurysms without invasive surgery. if we can do that, imagine what we can do for varicose veins. and if we can precisely treat eye cancer with minimal damage to the rest of the eye, imagine what we can do for glaucoma, even cataracts. if we can use dna to diagnose the rarest of diseases, imagine what we can do for the conditions that affect us all. imagine what we can do for you. new movie is out this weekend, staring jake gyllenhallit follows the road to recovery for one young man- who's life was changed forever after the boston marathon bombing. (grant)((cross shot))brittney shipp goes hollywood on us... she sat down with the star and joins us now with more.... ((brittney tele vo))you might remember this picture of jeff bauman. he lost both of his legs in the boston marathon bombing in 2014.j

(vicki) (vicki) (vicki) in the south bay...dor of raw sewage has people across north san jose holding their noses. the stench is coming from a convergence of large underground sewer pipes that carry sewage to the nearby waste water treatment plant. the odor is most noticable in the morning and evening when their is more flow in the system. it's also more pungent when the weather heats up... because the system needs air for ventialtion. tech workers say on some days they can smell the sewage at their desks inside their office buildings. <"oh yeah, when they turn the air conditioning on in the building i can smell the sewage at my desk." butted to "i have to roll up the windows on my truck when a drive by here, it's real bad." butted to "oh for sure, especially in the summertime, it is unbearable.">(vicki) the city says recent growth in the area means the sewage systems are carrying the waste water for more that one-million people. the city says it has a program to inspect and replace sections of the pipe... some of which are mor

(vicki) thanks for joining us, i'm vicki liviakis...(grant) and i'm grant lodes... (grant) powerful wind and rain pounds puerto rico -- as hurricane irma strikes. the deadly storm pummeling st. maarten and other islands in the caribbean and it's now churning towards the southeastern united states. in south florida -- people are doing anything they can to protect them from the storm... putting up shutters and plywood... and getting sandbags filled. florida's governor is warning everybody in the state to be ready, have a plan and says this is not a storm you can sit and wait through... mandatory evacuations have been issued across florida telling people in the storm's path to get out... forecasters predict rainfall of up to 20 inches ... in some places the storm surge could reach as high as 20 feet... (vicki) as floridians nervously watch the approach of hurricane irma, rescue crews and first responders from across the country are preparing to move into the state to help. that includes a team from here in the bay area. california task force 4 based in oakland will be

(vicki) and i'm vicki liviakis... ending the daca program was something president donald trump promised he would do during his campaign.... now congress must act to preserve the program's protections before daca recipients begin losing their status in six months...(grant) reporter stacey cohan has the latest from washington. jeff sessions/attorney general: "the program known as daca that was effectuated under the obama administration is being rescinded." and with that... attorney general jeff sessions announces the trump administration is putting an end to the 'deferred actions for childhood arrivals' program that is currently protecting about 800,000 so-called dreamers from deportation. the program provided legal status for undocumented immigrants who entered the u.s. as children. pres. trump: "i have a great heart for these folks we're talking about. a great love for them and people think in terms of children but they're really young adults." former president barack obama took to facebook to lambast trump for repeal

(vicki) plus...e caribbean islands prepare for a long road ahead after getting hit by two major hurricanes ááirma and maria... leaving more than three-million people in the dark... we'll have the latest details (grant) and after the break...kim jong un firing back at president donald trump after he threatens the country with his words... what he said next... did you know when you buy any bag of dog or cat food at petsmart we give a meal to a pet in need? help us reach our goal of donating more than 60 million meals so hungry pets across the country get to eat. petsmart - for the love of pets. and now come celebrate our grand opening in your neighbourhood. these are 100% beef burgers that are 100% from denny's. they are 100% made-to-order, which is 100% awesome. 100% beef burgers with fries from denny's. order now at dennys.com. leader kim jong un...says president donald trump will áquote "pay dearly" for his speech to the united nations yesterday...when mister trump threatened to totally destroy nort

(vicki) in antioch. a road rage incident triggers an off duty deputy from another county to open fire on a suspect. it happened around 10 last night near lone tree way and delta fair boulevard. police say a woman and a man in a car were being chased by the suspect in another car. the suspect collided into their car repeatedly. when both cars stopped the man in the other vehicle who happened to be an off-duty deputy from another county.. fired a pistol at the suspect striking him once. the suspect was treated for his injury and booked into jail. it is not clear where the deputy works but police say it's out of contra costa county. (grant) after 50-years of playing at the coliseum... the oakland a's may finally be moving to a new ballpark. the location is near downtown oakland, close to bart and 880. however as kron4's haaziq madyun reports...the proposed site near laney college... is getting mixed reviews. the oakland athletics have set their sights on building a new ballpark at the current site of the pe

(vicki) thanks for joining us on kron4 news at 9 on primetime... i'm vicki liviakis...(steve) and i'm steve aveson... in for grant lodes... the entire bay area is under an excessive heat warning for the holiday weekend as many areas saw records...shattered. we have your four zone forecast... where it was the hottest day ever recorded in downtown san francisco... with a temperature of 106. (vicki) in the north bay... marin was at 108 degrees... in the south bay gilroy was 107... and in the east bay... livermore was 109 degrees.... chief meteorologist brittney shipp is here with a loog at just how long this heat wave is going to last.... brittney? oppressive heat is forecast across the interior and higher elevations today through saturday as strong high pressure builds over the region. in addition, very warm temperatures will spread to the coast as onshore flow weakens. a region-wide cool down is forecast to begin on sunday, especially near the coast, but very warm to hot conditions will continue over inland areas through early next week. (vicki) happening now.... many sc

(vicki ) and i'm vicki liviakis... steve is on assignment. what will happen to them and their families. kron four's spencer blake looks at the likely next steps as we wait on tuesday's announcement from the white house. (looklive)here on the u-c berkeley campus, there are plenty of students who were born in other countries, but only know the u-s as home.if deferred action for childhood arrivals comes to an end, there's already a protest planned here for tuesday.(pkg) if daca comes to an end, attorney jesse lloyd doesn't think many of his clients will be surprised, but"a lot of them are concerned they're going to lose their jobs. a lot of them are concerned if they don't have something else, they're going to end up getting removed."deportation. splitting up a family. these fears are real for daca recipients."it's been really deflating to see the furor in people's eyes."that's why the protection exists in the first place.the general idea of deferred action for undocumented immigrants has been around in government for decades."what has been uniq

(vicki) good evening i'm vicki liviakis in for pam moore. (steve)and i am steve aveson. the robbery happened this morning off hegenberger road in the black bear diner parking lot .. near the oakland airport.(vicki)that is where we find kron 4's justine waldman tonight.she spent the day digging into this for us justine, the officer who had his weapons stolen is not from the bay area why was he here? there were 5 officers from the taft police department stopped here this morning after helping with secucrity uc berkeley for free speech week.one of their unmarked cars windows was busted, and a backpack was stolen with two guns inside of it. shattered black glass now shines on the ground,.in the black bear diner parking lot, is where someone broke into an unmarked suv belonging to the city of taft police department.the thief took a backpack from car - inside some of the officer own stuff and two handguns; one a duty weapon, the other the officers personal firearm.sot oh my god that is unconscionable taft is about 260 miles away from oakland.after helping with security at uc b

(vicki) coming up...(vicki) coming up...ceremonies were held across the country to commemorate the anniversary of the 9-11 terror attacks. how they were honored right here in the bay area...(grant) plus... hurricane irma now a tropical storm causing major problems around florida... the new threat the sunshine state is now facing....(vicki) and we'll show you how local rescue teams are doing after they were sent to help out victims in florida... (vicki) now at 9:30... florida's governor struggling to describe what he saw in an aerial tour of the florida keys. the chain of islands remains closed... and now parts of florida dealing with major problems.... no power, no water, no flushing toilets.(grant) the navy is sending the aircraft carrier abraham lincoln with relief supplies.(vicki) and as reporter natasha chen explains.. florida faces another threat...a potentially deadly storm surge. parts of florida are still un

vicki and grant? (vicki) a serial package thief.till ahead - how this man is being allowed into san francisco apartment buildings... and then walking out with dozens of packages. at stanford health care, we can now use a blood sample to detect lung cancer. if we can do that, imagine what we can do for asthma. and if we can stop seizures in epilepsy patients with a small pacemaker for the brain, imagine what we can do for multiple sclerosis, even migraines. if we can use patients' genes to predict heart disease in their families, imagine what we can do for the conditions that affect us all. imagine what we can do for you. (vicki) a breaking story tonight... a police officer attacked inside s-f-o... steve aveson is in the newsroom with what's coming up on kron 4 news at six. pam? (steve) vicki... officers were responding to reports of suspicious person.... when they go to the baggage claim in terminal one... they found a man fitting the description of the suspect. when they confronted the suspect... he attacked them with a knife. one

(vicki) plus... find out how the united nations figuring out how to deal with north korea following another nuclear test. (steve) and after the break.... one east bay city joins 400 other cities for labor day strikes and protests in the fight for 15- dollars... what demonstrators are saying tonight... <"nats of chanting> (steve) now at 9:30... oakland was the center of two major labor day rallies today...including a march to city hall. (vicki) the san francisco labor council joined forces with the alameda labor council, community activists and union members... to demand an increase in the minimum wage and the right to form a union...(steve) kron4's haaziq madyun was with the marchers earlier today and shows us what they had to say. it is labor day in oakland. that means it is time for hundreds of workers participating in a nationwide labor day strike to do some marching"what do we want? union! when do we want it? now!"the day got started with a rally for minimum wage workers at this mcdonalds restaur

(vicki) (vicki) (vicki) 4 your health tonight.... sometimes when you or a loved one gets sick ...ff. but for many people, that means a day without pay.(grant) and that can definitely affect your bank account... but now new research suggests it can have an impact on your mental health, as well. this is according to researchers from florida atlantic university and cleveland state university. they found that workers between the ages of 18 and 64.. who did not have paid sick leave... had statistically significant higher levels of psychological distress. and many of them said their distress symptoms interfered with their daily activities... more than those with paid sick leave. a series of storm systems will push inland to our north through the week resulting in cooler than average temperatures and breezy northerly winds. look for mostly dry conditions aside from a slight chance of rain showers over the far north bay tuesday night into wednesday morning. temperatures will trend downward late in the week with much cooler overnight conditions ahead of a warming trend this weekend. (grant

(vicki) and after the break... president donald trump has a new warning to the north korean leader... he calls "little rocket man".. his message next... (vicki) president donald trump issuing a new warning to north korea -- amid indications that kim jong un's regime has repositioned fighter jets and missiles... (grant) the president says the united states is "totally prepared" to use what he calls "the military option" -- saying that would be "devastating for north korea." brian todd reports. north korea's supreme commander moves his warplanes, bolsters his defenses along his east coast.tonight, u-s defense officials tell cnn: mig fighter-jets-- some equipped with missiles-- have been spotted by satellites. it's seen as a response to american bombers and fighter-jets-- who've just flown off north korea's east coast.....patrolling further north of the d-m-z than at any time this century...north korea's threatened to shoot those planes out of the sky.. and pyongyang releases a propaganda video, showing what that kind

vicky: so, we went to netgear in san jose. they lead the market with more than 4 million arlo cameras sold worldwide. naveen changani: we at netgear, i think we're definitely taking this as a very serious thing. vicky: naveen changani is a product manager. he says netgear takes several measures to ensure this doesn't happen to its users. naveen: well, we have a very strict policy here. we do not allow our resellers to resell used cameras. vicky: netgear requires stores to send back any arlos that have been returned so they can be reset by the factory. the arlos also have a reset button. that allows you to kick off a previous owner if you decide to buy a used arlo online. amcrest has a similar policy. the company tells us it learned about this concern last year, and immediately updated its firmware to close the loophole. zmodo, which makes the camera we tested, said used cameras are supposed to be reset before being resold. but as we found, that doesn't always happen. canary said it also requires retailers to send back any used

(vicki) new at nine... an east bay family outraged tonight after their daughter was beaten by another student inside a middle school classroom... and all of it was caught on camera...(grant) the young girl says no one in the classroom helped stop the fight... and nobydy called police... kron4's hermela aregawi talked to the family tonight. who tells us something has to be done to prevent this from happening to another child... hermela? (hermela aregawi)the victim's mother says she's shocked that.. the attacker is still in school.and is concerned that if nothing is done. this will happen again to her daughter or another student. a brutal attack in a seventh grade classroom.one student snatches another by the hair.. as students record on their cellphones.ana maria oceanu/attack victimlike it felt unbelievable and all my friends that were in my class. i wasn't expecting it. i thought that one of my friends would break it up. but people were laughing in the background people were recording.costina oceanu/attack

(vicki) plus.. a neighborhood in pacifica is mourning tonight after a music teacher was killed in a freak accident... what happened and how they are honoring him...(grant) and after the break.... a teen killed in a car crash.... tonight we hear from her father who describes getting the devastating call no parent wants to get.... kron4 news at 9...continues next... this is the new comfort food. grown right here in california, with absolutely no antibiotics ever. a better way to grow, a better way to eat. and it starts with foster farms simply raised chicken. california grown with no antibiotics ever. (grant) students, teachers and staff in the pacifica school district are in mourning tonight after a freak accident killed a longtime music teacher and band leader. (vicki) kron4's maureen kelly went to ingrid b. lacy middle school where a memorial to the popular educator is growing. oceana high school students came back to their old middle school to comfort each other and pay respects to their former mu

vicky: so, we went to netgear in san jose. they lead the market with more than 4 million arlo cameras sold worldwide. naveen changani: we at netgear, i think we're definitely taking this as a very serious thing. vicky: naveen changani is a product manager. he says netgear takes several measures to ensure this doesn't happen to its users. naveen: well, we have a very strict policy here. we do not allow our resellers to resell used cameras. vicky: netgear requires stores to send back any arlos that have been returned so they can be reset by the factory. the arlos also have a reset button. that allows you to kick off a previous owner if you decide to buy a used arlo online. amcrest has a similar policy. the company tells us it learned about this concern last year, and immediately updated its firmware to close the loophole. zmodo, which makes the camera we tested, said used cameras are supposed to be reset before being resold. but as we found, that doesn't always happen. canary said it also requires retailers to send back any used

(vicki)(vicki) (vicki) an update now to a story we first brought to you yesterday on kron four news atfive. authorities say the 15-year-old gunman suspected in yesterday's shooting.... at a high school in spokane - shot and killed a student who tried to talk him out of it. the spokane county sheriff says the gunman brought an ar- 15 and handgun onto the campus. when the ar-15 jammed, he transitioned to the handgun. when a classmate stepped in and tried to reason with him, the gunman shot one round at his midsection, and a second round at his head. he then started firing, striking three other classmates. ozzie knezovich/spokane county sheriff: we had a very tragic situation. where one young man decided to walk into a school and shoot his classmates. this is a situation that plays out in our society way too often and we as a society need to make a determination as to what's causing this.(vicki) the shooter was stopped by a janitor who confronted him, ordered him to the ground and held him there until help arrived. the chief says he hopes the gunman will be tried as an adult for premedita

(vicki) and i'm vicki liviakis in for pam moore. this is the second large quake to hit mexico this month. grant lodes is here in studio -- tracking the latest on this devastating earthquake. (grant) the devastation is mounting --take a look at this photo showing a collapsed road.. tonight - we've learned 22 of the people killed -- died in a school collapse.. 38 others from that school are still missing. chaos in mexico as a massive earthquake toppled buildings, buckled roadways and knocked out power to millions tuesday....leveling buildings as far away as the capital, mexico city, which is about 75 miles from the epicenter.this news anchor forced to flee from a television studio that violently shook as the quake hit.george smallwood shared this video of the mexico city airport being evacuated. witnesses detail the sudden shock of it all.voice of manny samaniego/witnessed earthquake "the building started to shake. people started to run. people started to cry, yell, scream. the building, security was ugh, taking care of everybody."mos

(vicki) and i'm vicki liviakis... a water quality alert has been issued in the alameda point neighborhood... so east bay mud says don't drink the water, brush your teeth with it...or take a shower.or give the water to your pets.(grant) kron4's j-r stone just got to alameda where the city is handing out water to residents. ((grant/ots))more breaking news out of the east bay. oakland city council member larry reid tells our dan kerman... that the a's have picked a new location to build a new ballpark.the team wants to build a privately financed 35-thousand seat ballpark in downtown on the site where peralta community college district offices currently reside....right next to laney college.the team sent a letter to the city today outlining its plan.it wants to collaborate with the city for mixed-use development at the site as well as improving untity, transportation and other infrastructure projects in the area.the deal requires the oakland - alameda county coliseum authority's approval. we will continue to keep an eye o

vicki?e flooding and devastation in houston are bringing back some bad memories for those who lived thru hurricane katrina. (vicki) diane evans relocated to the bay area after evacuating out of new orleans with her daughter and seven year old grandson 12 years ago. she says they could not move back, because the lack of jobs, schools and especially housing in the wake of the 2005 disaster. she hopes that victims of hurricane harvey get a better response from the government, and not fall prey to fraudulent contractors, which she says descended on new orleans like locust after the waters receded. (diane evans, displaced by katrina) when you got a little bit of money you hire a contractor and they halfway do it or take your money and disappear. they weren't from new orleans. the government didn't regulate them when you complain and say these people rip me off nothing was done to them so they acted with impunity defrauding people and scamming folks and people had no recourse(vicki) the effects of

vicki?vicki) a minnesota high school student asked another student to homecoming in a way that many are considering racially offensive. the sign says... "you may be picking cotton, but i'm picking you. homecoming?" it suggests the young woman said yes to the invite. the picture of the sign went viral... and has been shared more than a thousand times. some say the invitation from a white man to a woman of color was a joke and the two are good friends. still ... several students at the high school find the sign quite upsetting. (genesis rivera, burnsville high school senior): "people think they have the right to say what they want about different races but that's not how it should be racist comments or make racist jokes at all cause its just not right to anyone because people do get their feelings hurt." the principal released a statement saying... "this incident is disappointing, to say the least, and directly conflicts with who we are." no word on if there will be any disciplinary actions. (

(vicki) the cdc says (vicki) (vicki) the cdc says its investigating a multi-state outbreak of infections that may be linked to puppies sold through the national pet store chain "petland." the cdc says a total of 39 people have fallen ill... in at least seven states. nine people had to be hospitalized. it's a common bacterial infection - that can cause diarrhea, abdominal pain and fever. the cdc says - 12 of the people who have gotten sick are petland employees. the other 27... either recently purchased a puppy at petland or visited a petland. the cdc is currently investigating the outbreak - and says petland is cooperating with the investigation. there have been no reported illnesses in california. (grant) doctors say sitting too much is bad for your health but there are ways to counter act the effects. sitting for long periods of time can lead to heart disease and an early death no matter how much you exercise. doctors say the risk applied to people who repeatedly sat for more than 60 to 90 minutes at one time. in order to decrease the risk... you should reduce the amount of sitting as

(vicki) still ahead...he holidays are just around the corner...and many places are looking now to hire seasonal workers.... but not walmart... the new approach they are taking for the holidays.. ááone many of their employees actually approve of...(grant) and c-v-s is trying helping to create a tobacco- free generation... we'll tell you about their million- dollar mission to curb smoking. this is the new comfort food. grown right here in california, with absolutely no antibiotics ever. a better way to grow, a better way to eat. and it starts with foster farms simply raised chicken. california grown with no antibiotics ever. did any bag of dog or buy cat food at petsmart we give a meal to a pet in need? buying your favorite bag of food at petsmart will help us reach our goal of donating more than 60 million meals to shelters and food banks. that means millions of hungry pets across the country (like this little guy) get to eat. buy any bag any size we give a meal to a pet in need. petsmart - for the love of p

grant and vicki? (vicki) (vicki) we'll be right back...i) a man named aaron valencia says he's helping to save at-risk kids, one classic car at a time.(grant) he noticed neighborhood kids hanging around his repair garage and started a non-profit... that gives low- income and homeless youth an education in classic car restoration. aaron: when i look back at my life, a lot of it is about stabilitynot havin' stability took me down.i was a smart kid. i had a good heart. but not havin' any outlets, positive influences.i started smokin' meth at about 14. you know, at 15, the first time i ever shot heroin. robbin' and stealin'bouncin' in and outta jail. i had nowhere left to turn. a judge committed me to a year of drug treatment. i walked into rehab in 1999 and never looked back. my life completely changed.(engine revving)custom cars set me in my life in a whole new direction. before long, i opened up a small shop. so you came here to work, that's what i like to hear!kids were kinda gravitating towards the shop to see what was goin' on. how are y

vicki back to you and steve..steve) it's been one week since hurricane maria's landfall devastated puerto rico. and the situation is dire. with no power and sweltering temperatures, it's becoming increasingly difficult to find food, fresh water, and in some cases -- life-saving medical care. this is video of looters storming a grocery store.... karin caifa has the latest from washington, on how the federal government is trying to help -- and what's complicating efforts. help -- on the way. a military plane carrying 3,500 pounds of bottled water, ready to eat meals, and other crucial supplies landed in san juan from miami wednesday morning. puerto rico, one week after the landfall of hurricane maria, is struggling for survival. nearly zero electricity. half of residents without running water. food and fuel running low.amid criticism, the federal government says, they're dealing with a very different kind of disaster response. daniel kaniewski / fema deputy administrator: the biggest challenge, of course, with this

(vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.i) steve aveson and steve steve aveson and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (steve) grant and vicki thank you! tonight on kron 4 news at six... a disturbing symbol of hate found at an east bay high school... and it's not the first time this particular school system is looking into a racially charged incident. we'll have details next. (pam) and new video of a kidnapping victim from california. how she was able to get away from her abductor and find help. kron 4 news at six is next. ( pam ) hate crime... the alameda unified school district is looking into yet another racially charged incident. this time at a high school. (pam) good evening i'm pam moore.(steve) we have seen other incidents in recent months that have sparked outrage with parents. as kron four's philippe djegal --this time a noose was discovered on the alameda high school campus. (philippe) on the fence, lining the tennis courts, facing encinal avenue... administrators at alameda high school tuesday found a hang

vicki and grant? (vicki) and we first told you about today's decision by the president to end the dreamers program - through a push alert we sent out this morning. make sure you have the free kron four mobile app to received breaking news push alerts sent directly to your phone. (grant) three current alameda county sheriff's deputies and one former deputy were arraigned today on charges related to the alleged mistreatment of inmates at the santa rita jail in dublin. sarah krause, justin linn, erik mcdermott, and stephen sarcos are facing assault and conspiracy to obstruct justice charges. prosecutors say an investigation in the case revealed that mcdermott choked an inmate until that person was unconscious. the others are accused of terrorizing inmates. (vicki) right-wing activist kyle chapman accused of inciting violence at a berkeley trump rally pleaded not guilty today to felony charges. chapman was charged with possession of a leaded cane at this march rally. the 41-year-old daly city man is free

vicki now back to you. (grant) former vice president joe biden's daughter, ashley, added more fuel to the 2020 speculation mill this week. in an interview with women's wear daily ... she said she thinks her father is considering a run for president. asked if her father will make a bid for the white house, ashley biden said -- "i hope so." however, she cautioned that he has not made up his mind yet -- and that decision could be a ways off. she said his focus right now is on the biden foundation, his cancer initiative and getting other democrats elected. she said he's also still taking it day by day after the death of his 46-year-old son, beau biden who died of brain cancer. (vicki) there's no way around it: the news from credit reporting company equifax that 143 million americans had their information exposed is extremely serious.(grant) crucial pieces of personal data that criminals could use to commit identity theft - social security numbers, birthdates, address histories, legal names - were all obtained.

grant and vicki? (grant) hurricane irma is displaying its brute force in the dominican republic and haiti - pounding parts of the region with sustained winds of 180 miles per hour. (vicki) let's bring in chief meteorologist brittney ship - with more on hurricane irma's path. brittney? thanks in large part to cloudy conditions and lower 850 mb levels, temperatures have been much cooler today compared to yesterday. in fact, locations that were around 115 just a few days ago are struggling to get out of the lower 70s. in some spots today will turn out to be 15 degrees cooler than normal. (vicki) and pg&e crews are heading to florida to help in the efforts to restore power after hurricane irma hits the area this weekend. the national weather service says irma is set to hit florida in the next couple of days. as part of a mutual aid agreement with the utility florida power and light...about 100 pg&e employees...line workers, equipment operators, supervisors and other personnel... are traveling to the sunsh

vicki and grant? (vicki) some uc-berkeley students are doing their part to help earthquake victims in mexico many of them know people directly impacted by the massive quake... kron4's haaziq madyun brings us details. malena is a mexican national earning her masters degree in city planning. she showed me photos of earthquake damage sent to her from her friends and family in h

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(vicki) ahead at five... the woman linked (vicki) (vicki) ahead at (vicki) (vicki) ahead at five... the woman linked to actor kevin hart in an alleged extortion plot speaks out. we'll hear from her... and hart next.(grant) plus... police looking for a bold thief... who targeted on a bay area teacher. what this bandit stole... and how you can help police. (grant) a woman who's been linked to comedian and actor...kevin hart in an alleged extortion plot is denying that she had anything to do with attempts to get money from him. (vicki) catherine heenan is here with an update - including the news conference the woman held today, alongside her attorney... that woman says she had an 'intimate relationship' with the actor about a month ago in las vegas...but claims she didn't know she was being photographed with him.. the 27-year-old model insists that she's also a victim.... grainy photos show montia sabbag in a nightclub with hart last month... a sex video reportedly also exists - showing the two together in hart's hotel suite. the woman admits she was with him -- but claims 'lies' are b

(vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(granti) steve aveson and catherine heenan are here with kron heenan are catherine aveson and catherine heenan are here with kron 4 news at six. (steve) vicki and grant thank you. next on kron 4 news at six... more protests on the cal campus today... despite free speech week being canceled. coming up... how bay area students who live on campus are dealing with the discord. (catherine) and police search for toll booth bandits who've hit some bay area bridges this weekend. kron 4 news at six is next. ( steve ) the bills just keep adding up.... in the name of free speech and safety. tonight we could put a price tag on what it is costing u-c berkeley for all these protests. good evening i'm steve aveson.( catherine ) and i'm catherine heenan... pam moore is off tonight. nearly one and half million dollars... that's what has been spent so far. all of this while students are trying to study and focus on education.( steve ) today another rally took place and there was another large police pre

(vicki)(vicki) and if you're not in front of your t-v... you can get the latest traffic updates by picking up your phone and downloading the kron four mobile app. we also send out push alerts - warning you of any major accidents and breaking news. the app is free for all smartphone devices. (grant) mother nature delivers another punch to puerto rico...(grant) as hurricane maria barrels toward the u-s territory. when this massive storm is expected to make landfull.... still ahead on kron four.(vicki) then - outrage tonight... after nurses at a hospital in florida posted disturbing videos... showing them dancing with newborns - and even seen giving them "the middle finger". the punishment these nurses are now facing. (grant) "we will totally destory them." president trump calling out north korea - in his first speech to the united nations general assembly. after the break...we'll chat about that and more, live in studio with state republican leader tom del becarro... (brittney) i'm chief meteorologist brittney shipp, i'll have your full bay a

vicki? (vicki) an unlikely hero emerging from sunday's win... still ahead...ports director gary radnich joins us on set with more on the rookie who helped lead the raiders to victory.(grant) on wallstreet - u-s stocks rallied to record highs. the dow - gaining nearly 260 points. the nasdaq - jumped 72. and the s&p - made its biggest gain since late april rising about 27 points. we'll be right back. a kitten left in a dumpster at a menlo park gas station is looking for a "forever home." workers at the gas station heard a cat crying... when they looked inside a nearby dumpster... they found this three-month old calico kitten... due to the height of the dumpster... it is most likely the she did not climb in there herself. the kitten... who is being called prudence... had no collar or microchip. prudence was taken to the peninsula humane society and spca in burlingame where she examined. the kitten has been fixed, vaccinated and is now looking for a loving family. (vicki) four high school football players turn the table on an alleged carjacker. and tonight there i

(vicki) thanks for joining us, i'm vicki liviakis...(grant) and i'm grant lodes...nt) powerful wind and rain pounds puerto rico -- as hurricane irma strikes. the deadly storm pummeling st. maarten and other islands in the caribbean and it's now churning towards the southeastern united states. in south florida -- people are doing anything they can to protect them from the storm... putting up shutters and plywood... and getting sandbags filled. florida's governor is warning everybody in the state to be ready, have a plan and says this is not a storm you can sit and wait through... mandatory evacuations have been issued across florida telling people in the storm's path to get out... forecasters predict rainfall of up to 20 inches ... in some places the storm surge could reach as high as

vicki and grant? (vicki) coming up, niners fans are complaining about a lot more than just their team. tonight - we hear from fans -- who say, the new stadium -- is not that great. (grant) 49ers are once again a little hot under the collar...many of them are complaining about how oppressive levi's stadium was during sunday's game...(vicki) and how the stadium itself doesn't provide much relief for the faithful. as proof fans might not be happy - there seemed to be a lot of empty seats.(grant) kron four's spencer blake tells us how the team is responding. during sunday's 49er loss to the panthers, there were plenty of empty seats.like, álotsá of empty seats.of course, that ácould be because niners are

(vicki) thanks for joining us on kron4 news at 9 on primetime... i'm vicki liviakis...aveson... in for grant lodes... the entire bay area is under an excessive heat warning for the holiday weekend as many areas saw records...shattered. we have your four zone forecast... where it was the hottest day ever recorded in downtown san francisco... with a temperature of 106. (vicki) in the north bay... marin was at 108 degrees... in the south bay gilroy was 107... and in the east bay... livermore was 109 degrees.... chief meteorologist brittney shipp is here with a loog at just how long this heat wave is going to last.... brittney? oppressive heat is forecast across the interior and higher elevations today

(vicki) and i'm vicki liviakis...hootout happened right at the macarthur maze near powell street... which is close to the bay bridge. that's where we find kron4's charles clifford... (grant) he's live in emeryville tonight with details on what happened... well, what we have learned tonight is that the suspect who was killed by police here on interstate 80 this afternoon was wanted for a december 2015 homicide in the city of fairfield. we have not yet learned the identity of the suspect and while things are getting back to normal here in emeryville the investigation into this case could continue for some time. around 840 wednesday morning. the fairfield police department notified richmond police that they had located a homicide suspect in the city of richmond. richmond officers found the suspect driving a black suv and tried to pull him over.sotthe chase eventually

(vicki) and i'm vicki liviakis... two people were arrested for carrying a banned weapon...acking an officer...(map vo) the protests happening near the area where conservative political commentator ben shapiro spoke tonight.... this is a map showing you where there is heavy police security at the event..... kron4's hermela aregawi is live about a block away from the campus... hermela how is it out there?

(vicki)2 shot bam and i'm vicki liviakis... we aren't just dealing with heat...are also dealing with a haze...these are how the skies looked across the bay area... in san francisco, lafayette, berkeley and oakland... smoke from wildfires in oregon and across the golden state is filling the bay area air ... and you can see it from just about every spot in our region. (grant) we'll get to that story in a few minutes... let's first go to chief meteorologist brittney shipp with details on just how hot it's going to get tomorrow... éa significant warming trend is then forecast to begin today and continue into the upcoming weekend with oppressive heat likely for interior and higher elevation locations, especially on friday and saturday. very warm conditions may also develop all the way to the coast on friday and saturday. (vicki) our team coverage on this bay area heat wave continues tonight out of san francisco... where it's going to be 90 degrees in the

(vicki) good evening i'm vicki liviakis in for pam moore. (steve)and i am steve aveson.ning off hegenberger road in the black bear diner parking lot .. near the oakland airport.(vicki)that is where we find kron 4's justine waldman tonight.she spent the day di

(pam) we check in with grant lodes and vicki liviakis.. in our newsroom with the kron 4 cares telethon... they have details on how you can help guys? (grant)here is how to help:you can donate to the salvation army by going to its website or call kron4 at (415) 561- 8063 during telethon hours. grab your phone and call kron4 call (415) 561-8063telethon hours last until to 10 p.m tonight.salvation army disaster teams from across the country have mobilized and will remain in communities impacted by this terrible storm, supporting long-term disaster recovery efforts and providing ongoing assistance to those in need.your support helps the salvation army stay on the front lines of hurricane harvey relief efforts. ... (steve) thanks grant.(pam) and again....here is the number you can reach to donate. your support helps the salvation (steve) ... efforts. ... (steve) thanks grant.(pam) and again.... here is the number you can reach to donate. your support helps the salvation army stay on the salvation support helps the salvation army stay on the fro

(vicki) thanks for joining us i'm vicki liviakis...(grant) and i'm grant lodes...g on santa clara avenue near grand street in alameda... kron4's hermela aregawi is live there tonight. they're frightened because this is a quiet neighborhood. there are a lot of elderly people here, children here. let's take a look at the surveillance video you see the suspect lurking around the windows, going up to them.. and just looking.what police know about him is this.he does this between 11 o clock at night and 7 in the morning. they know of incidents between the dates of september 9th and 14th. several times someone sees him and he runs off.now a lot of people that live here tell me theyfeel comfortable enough to keep their blinds and sometimes even their windows open at night so they say this changes things. winona farris/concerned neighborcreeped out. yeah. considering that alameda is such a small town, we all know each other here. especiallly with all these kids around, lots of kids in alameda. we usually have our blinds open so probably start shutting some windowan