. >> vicki: and, i'm vicki liviakis >> reporter: to protect the identity of the mothers the hospitals has not been revealed of where the children were born. >> written when women should not travel to these areas essential. if they do the dishes dress in long attire. to cover the sand. --if they do they should dress in long attire to cover their san. >> grant: another big story we are tracking tonight... sentenced today to two life terms in prison. prosecutors said he ordered the murder back in 2006 and took over a fraternal group whose members participated and booze and cigarettes sells, drugs and more. >> grant: today shells grow friend spoke. -- todaychow's girlfriend expo. >> do not know how a jury could come up with so many counts and two days. how would you go through that a no-best-amount of affirmation and today. --how could you go through that much information in today's. >> grant: he plans to propose a notice of appeals. >> steve:craig allen, 33, of san jose, was arrested in connection with a feb. 20 collision that killed christopher durbin, 59, and sandra morse, 57, police s

. >> vicki:and i'm vicki liviakis. in for pam moore. the 5-point-one magnitude quake hit just before 8-pm. lots of people telling us they felt the earthquake -- all over the bay area. homes -- and cars shook. now there *are reports of damage. this is a map of exactly where the earthquake hit. in lake county -- not far from ukiah. it was followed by two smaller aftershocks. grant lodes has new photos of the damage people are sending in to the kron-4 newsroom. >> grant: the photos of some of the damage in his home. staff if you look at this as a line going in all directions. the big crack that runs through along the perimeter certainly not there as of 755 night to that later than and damaging doors as well that the the cross like a mirror fell and broke for on our website at the airport at bottom and send itom >> vicki: pictures he said that the l.a. live to get off the wall? and a sign of wall >>: it crystal fall and everything swayed and crystal and broke and fell out of the hatch. in menlo park at u-s-g-s. >> reporter: a few minutes ag

>>vicki liviakis: we have the story of how to dogs got behind the wheel.>reporter: they could not believe who was behind the wheel after a car crashed into the wal-mart and employees said she was on a bridge she noticed a car in this space started moving slowly toward her as the car and closer she assumed the driver was someone she knew who was messing with her until she saw this phase in the driver's seat. >>reporter: the car crashed into the front of the building the employees of the second dog in the eyes of the sea put the car window down. >>reporter: she says she left the car running to her dolls and stay cool walk she was shopping they said the dogs had not the car out of park leaving the wal- mart shoppers wondering the canine friends tried to break through next the car and building only suffered minor damage the dogs were just fine despite not wearing a seat belts. >>grant lodes: they responded to the incident no charges have been reported the owner was able to drive the car home without crashing. >>grant lodes: you notice she was off last week but

>>vicki liviakis: all donations must be screened for zepa. >>reporter: the fda announced friday that all blood donations and the u.s. and its territories must immediately being tested for zinc and in a statement acting chief scientist said " we're inching revised guidance for immediate implementation in order to help maintain the safety of the u.s. blood supply and only blood donated areas with active transmissions a particle in some counties in florida are being screened this said expanded testing would have to reduce the risk of transmission of the virus governor rick scott said the effort of the officials in his state had been instrumental in keeping them from spreading to the knowledge more cases are being investigated. >>vicki liviakis: right here in the bay area over the next three months every dollar will be tested. >>reporter: they say like the other place is the route to united states will begin mandatory testing within the month soon everyone donating blood in the u.s. will have it tested for the virus to that recommendation friday

thanks for joining us, i'm vicki liviakis. >> steve:and i'm steve aveson. this comes after health officials confirmed two babies were born with related defects in california. >> vicki:tonight, we now know one of those babies was born at the center in berkeley. kron 4's charles clifford is live at alta bates with what the alameda county health this. >> vicki:charles? >> reporter:well, state health officials and health officials here in revealing where or when these two children were born, but kron 4 has learned through a source that one of the babies was born here in medical center. we don't have any information beyond that. >> reporter:now, health officials are declining to say where the baby was born for several reasons. first, they want to protect the privacy of the mother and her family. and second, they do not believe that there is any chance that zika virus will be spread locally. >> reporter:that's because the virus is primarily spread through contact with infected mosquitoes, a type of mosquito that we do not have here in the bay area. >> reporter:ac

>>vicki liviakis: is famous. >>reporter: as long as the fire is burning to the south of that it depends on one direction if we get a sudden wind disgusted concern will part to the south they should system patches smoke for air quality continues into saturday and a breakdown zone lies on a day-by-day if you're closer to the east bay a few calls to the coast 62 degrees that is more than of 30 degrees spread 76 cannot but some judges and a bottle at 88 degrees 24 to change that shows how much would have warmed up for the locations which is always a concern for us over the next six hours to see lots of sunshine for and locations fog at the close 83 degrees by 7:00 p.m. low '70's as the sun already sets by 9:00 close to the bay mid-60s by 7:00. >>reporter: will take a closer look at the weekend forecast >>grant lodes: that order him to be released within 90 days i don't want to live with the uncertainties of hep c. or wonder whether i should seek treatment. i am ready. because today there's harvoni. a revolutionary tr

steve and vicki?in atherton: the city plans to fog for mosquitoes tomorrow tonight to stop the west nile virus. this map shows the areas that will be sprayed. >> steve: goldman for the new movement is the connect with smart gadgets and virtual reality had set high-flying trends that have the ability to add the liver and that signals it's known as area for 04. facilities on the topic of conversation for engineers with quite some time. . >> steve: as a series win. has highlights for all the sports fan when women's soccer coming. >> gary: any golan figure the drive came about the end for nothing. listening again data card said harry and have the highlights all the sudden a producer pay it's irrelevant. why the phillies and justified. some highlights iverson goes in the hall of fame in a couple weeks at the springfield mass. mr. posey of going along at to nothing san francisco right off the bat. it's cruising and then comes the eighth inning and kuala producer have waged called irrelevant. franco the tide

between violence to animals >> vicki: livermore investigated a similar incident. animal control picked up this cat. who had been hit with an arrow. and the arrow was still lodged in its back. a vet operated.and the cat is still recovering at a local animal shelter. police have not been able to locate its owner. and are still looking for the person responsible. >> vicki:19-other pregnant women the state are also being monitored at this time. that brings the nationwide total to 13-babies born with zika, according to the c-d- c. the california department of public health said today that the infants were born to mothers who traveled to a country where the virus is circulating. >> vicki:one of those mothers returned to her home country with the baby.the other remains in california. the c-d-c continues to advise pregnant women not to travel to parts of latin america and the carribean where there are major outbreaks of the virus. other remains in california. >> vicki:a series of small earthquakes rattled parts of northern california over the past two days. the largest re

and i'm vicki liviakis. the stakes in the case fell dramatically when prosecutors decided not to pursue a potential 562 million dollar penalty. >> steve:tonight kron-4's charles clifford joins us live from san bruno with how this ruling is closing a painful chapter for neighbors. but first j-r stone joins us with what penalty p-g-and-e will end up paying. >> j.r.:at the most pg&e will pay a fine of 3 million dollars. no more than that. i talked with a woman from a utility reform organization and she was outraged over that penalty. pg&e is guilty on 6 of 12 criminal counts. meaning they were not guilty on six other counts. the jury said they were guilty of obstructing investigators after the deadly pipeline blast. basically they tried to mislead those investigators with the ntsb. 5 of the remaining guilty counts had to do with not properly testing the pipeline to make sure that it was in good shape. during the case prosecutors argued that they chose cheaper methods to test the pipeline. months ago prosecutors

vicki and steve?pected serial bank robber has been caught in the south bay. >> steve:police say this woman, 27-year-old mary mapa, may be responsible for at least nine hold-ups in the bay area. the santa clara county sheriff's office says it caught her after staking out her home in east palo alto. palo alto police tell us mapa is the woman seen here holding up a bank last week. investigators say inside her house they found a wig and money from one of the robberies. they add say a finger print left behind on a bank pamphlet from one of the robberies led them to mapa. a new round of frustration for air travellers tonight. the simple problem that is grounding hundreds of flights around the country. plus changes are on the way to a bay area police force. see first hand how the department is changing its policy when it come to making life and death decisions. and yet another wildfire to tell you about tonight in california. where it is burning and what the smoke is causing to fall out of the sky. one of th

and i'm vicki liviakis. within the past hour.calfire gave us an update on the cold fire.it ignited yesterday afternoon, and has now destroyed more than 46-hundred acres and is just 10-percent contained. kron 4's jr stone has been in yolo county all day, he's live tonight with the very latest. >> j.r.: dark pieces of-the carboloy on to win sheila can also tell you earlier this afternoon and we're using a wireless microphone the longer able to do that because of the strong winds. this is not fare well firefighting. oral section of like their assets as they worked sofa structures. fire here is burned more than 46 a. and 46 percent contained. they're not battling a cold fire. but researchers have burned the evacuation have been given to those campgrounds in the so chosen not to leave. and because of the drought conditions now they're even more dangerous than in the past. they're encouraging those to evacuate. as to getting this fire under control officials say more crews are on the way. >> j.r.: identical have to fire happened two years ago. the number firefighter fighters hu

vicki joins steve aveson for kron 4 news at six. >> pam >> vicki: here from calvin riley as they mournedoss of their friend >> vicki:breaking news right now on kron 4 news at six: p-g-and-e has been found guilty in the criminal trial over the deadly san bruno pipeline explosion. the utility could now face a penalty of millions of dollars. good evening. i'm vicki liviakis. in for pam moore. and i'm steve aveson. >> vicki: >> steve:this verdict came down late this afternoon. we begin our coverage with kron 4's j-r stone. he is at the courthouse in san francisco with what happened in the courtroom. j-r? following the verdict pg and e released the following: about that then we get to that and a man at this verdict was just read down with and the last three hours here at the federal courthouse i can tell you they are guilty on six of 12 criminal counts one what they were found guilty of obstructing investigators after the deadly pipeline blast and five of the remaining councils had the for not properly testing and that there and make sure they were choosing cheaper methods. they decide that t

--we will be back in two minutes >> vicki: are you waiting for me to talk? (laughter) >> brittany: let's take a look outside with the pet g f o g. -- patchy fog >> brittany: as we go into the rest of tonight with drug sold. --with a drizzle. >> brittany: we are at 55 in petaluma. temperatures in the mid fifties for fairfield. down one and concord and livermore. up five degrees and in novado. >> brittany: deaccession of fairfield we will see wind speed picking up. >> brittany: our satellite radar shows that we still have a strong onshore flow that will lead to cooler temperatures as we go into the weekend. we will continue to see the clouds moving through and cloudy conditions. parley cloudy skies are expected with low temperatures in the '50s and '60s. out beside land is happening tomorrow. -- outside land is expected tomorrow you will need a jacket. >> brittany: highs of around the region tomorrow at 82 degrees in san jose, 73 in mountain view and san mateo. just a little bit below average what san francisco. 73 degrees and vallejo, and low 70's and half of

-vicki: yes. -lemonis: and you ship them? -vicki: yes.onis: what's your favorite part of working here? vicki: um... lemonis: what's your least-favorite part? -vicki: the communication. -lemonis: tell me about that. vicki: alexa tells it one way and then sam comes in and interjects. ♪ sam: vicki came to alexa one day and asked her if she had to continue to wear the uniform or if she could wear jeans. alexa: because she was doing something else. vicki: i was working with bleach and i didn't want to ruin my dress pants. alexa: because of that, i said you can wear other pants. sam: we have a uniform. it's black pants. all right? -vicki: i got written up. -sam: i didn't write you up. vicki: i don't have anything in my file? sam: you have things in your file. you most certainly do. [ chuckles ] lemonis: sam comes off very perky and agreeable, but it's starting to feel like a performance to me, and it's obvious she has some very sharp edges to her. well... this is a fun place. dede: isn't it, though? [ laughs ] lemonis: how much time do you spen

hello vicki. harvey milk was the first openly gay person to be elected to public office in california. he was loved and revered in san francisco. for his work on civil rights. but before he came to the bay area. he served in the navy for four years. today. the navy honored milk. naming a new ship in his honor. we will take you to that ceremony hosted by the secretary of the navy today. we will have that story and much more on kron 4 news at six. vicki back to you. >> vicki:in the race for the white house. donald trump will receive his first classified national security briefing tomorrow. the briefing of nominees from top government officials is a 60-year tradition, but some are not confident in trump's ability to handle sensitive information. cnn's sara murray has the latest on trump campaign. >> reporter:donald trump's hitting the trail in wisconsin today. hammering home his claim that he's the top choice for voters looking for law and order. trump's event with members of law enforcement in milwa

. >> vicki: justine? >> justine: here is the man's belly up trump tower sedate using suction pumps and wearing a backpack. -- here is the man scaling trump tower's today. >> justine:and he was up there for almost two hours. here is the moment police. grabbed him. and pulled him inside the tower. these are special operations officers. >> justine:and they hauled him in through a window. as people below cheered. police officers smashed windows and broke through a ventilation duct in an attempt to block his progress. the climber. it appears. posted a video on-libe. explaining. why he took such dramatic tactics. >> i am at independent researcher. i derrick seed is in your--i guarantee it is within your need to take this seriously. >> justine:the tower on 5th avenue. is headquarters to the nominee's campaign and hishe also lives there with his family. trump was not in the building. >> justine:in the video the climber posted on-line. he says he wanted it to go viral. and encourages people to vote for trump in th

thank you, vicki. please join me in thank vicki for her wonderful presentation. [applause] >> you're watching booktv on c-span2, television for serious read ors. here's a look at what's on prime time tonight. we kick off the evening at seven eastern with a report on the world's water supply. and be then at eight, robert watson remembers one of worst maritime disasters of world war ii. our prime time schedule continues at 8:45 eastern with the washington east -- washington post's dan zack. at ten on "after words," ann coulter presents her case for why donald trump should be president. she's joined in conversation by the daily caller's tucker carlson. and we wrap up booktv in prime time at 11 with service employees inte

vicki: vicki arroyo. >> ok, thank you. i think it is pretty clear. a lot of us realize the global warming you are talking about is really just a partisan thing and most of us realize if in fact the white house changes over in a couple of months, all the global warming funding you are talking about will pretty much disappear. so my question really is to alexis. which is the number one issue i hear about all the time like black lives matter, how do you talk about money that white rich people want to spend on global warming is money that does not go to black lives matter? how do you justify that? alexis: yeah, i think that is a great question. and that is what i love about climate change. like i said before, even though it is horrible, when we address climate change issues we literally address first nation community rights, vulnerable populations, systematic oppression. for me, it is not just about this or that. it is about creating a culture shift and change that allows us to evaluate our policies and our programs in a way that will lift all of us. so

vicki joins steve aveson for kron 4 news at six.cia:with his back turned to the courtroom accused serial arsonist damin pashilk barely spoke when the judge addressed him with questions. sot - sickened for him to hide his face. look at the people you did this to. cal fire and the sheriff's office are being tight lipped on the details of the investigation, but say they have strong evidence that will lead to a conviction. he was under surveillance for about a year. sot - committing a crime.be brought to justice. the 40 year old was arrested as a result of a traffic stop, and taken into custody without incident. authorities say he was driving with a suspended license and in possession of meth amphethamine. there are a lot of charges being brought against him but 2 carry the heaviest weight. >>:sot - lighting fire with premeditation to cause injury or damage. both of those charges carry a 10 year to life sentence. standup pashilk is presumed innocent until proven guilty. he's due back in court september 7th to enter a plea. his bail is s

. >> vicki: politicized today. >> steve: is in effect for the campground ankle of their estates hundreds of firefighters descending the do battle with the blaze. feijoa county with the latest. firefighters were protect homes and structures. fire. here burned more than 3,600 a. and just 10 percent contained. they're battling what they're now calling the coal fire. no structures burned but the evacuation orders have been given to the campground and 3500 homes nearby. still some of chosen not believe. 30 era this area has been hit by large allow fire and because of the draw the conditions now are even more than in the past. as to getting this fire under control officials say more crews are on the way. a press >>: life fighting this with zero agencies from california arrested >> steve: 24 year-old without incident in atlanta georgia today and he was the one and a crowd . >> grant: the skyline plaza shopping center a very busy area police say a girl in her early teens was rushed to hospital with life-threatening injuries and regularly say it said it is dangerous and changes need to be made. d

>>vicki liviakis: derives around 1:00 a.m. after restaurant on the city's main boulevard which runs through the hotel they said the and the statement that it was still investigating five cars abandoned after restaurant it is unclear whether they believe belongs in the victim's 60 people were adopted but they did not immediately confirm that number low poll numbers the republican nominee is wrapping up a visit in ohio >>reporter: they're talking terrorism and trying to swing the election back to an issue that could make a big difference in november talking about the threat of isis and abroad but whether or not it would do anything to change the poll numbers will have to wait to see if he spoke today shows him trailing hillary clinton hillary clinton campaign is riding high in pennsylvania this was an event that was rescheduled after the orlando nightclub massacre this summer he spoke with her and said he is ready to show is full support and that the voters know what he think of bottrop where ham from the vice presidential runni

but a health crisis has... >> vicki: >> vicki: threatened to derail those dreams.his is 4-year old colt rever.in june, his parents got the devestating news that he has leukemia. >> vicki:his parents came up with an idea to make him feel safe, and protected by the very law enforcement community he dreams of being a part of. they made a facebook page in from first responders around the country.and the response was amazing. >> vicki:the family estimates they have close to 800 patches on the walls. >> it blows away with the amount of support that we have received >> this is wonderful that they have taken the time out to do this for him. and it shows what a pot of gold-- heart of gold but these people have. >> vicki:at 4-years-old, he dreams ofbut a health crisis has threatened to derail those dreams. idea to make him feel safe, and protected by the very law enforcement community he so desperately wants to be a part of. >> vicki:amanda lamb shows us how they're doing this. >>"that's how i sleep." >>"that's how you sleep. cool." >> vicki:4-year-old colt rever has always

thank you, vicky, so much for making it possible. i look forward to participating with the panel in the discussion and i thank all of you for coming to honor one of the great men in american history. american, and perhaps all of american history. our friend and great senator, ted kennedy. thank you very much. [applause] jean: thank you very much, senator. could i invite our other panelists to come up and join the senator. nancy soderburg, the former u.s. ambassador at the united nations and has had many prestigious positions but was a foreign policy advisor to senator kennedy. niall o'dowd, founder and c.e.o. of irish central. he will weave in the other roles. i saw congressman neal and congressman king. two who continue to be paying attention to all things irish in the congress. and they are joined by nbc correspondent kelly o'donnell, who could not be more irish. kelly and o'donnell. who is going to facilitate a discussion on the panel. we are enormously grateful for all of you being able to be here with us today. kelly: it is real

it is weird i would like ,$8drw >> vicki: excellent killing five people. a high waist the bid really hard. >> catherine: the happened at 330 this morning in san mclean valet. the bus again hit that support holes so hard it sliced into a bus. shaving off limbs killing five people in. during more than two dozen others seem. h-p says some were trapped in their seats for hours. 30 people kron 454 people on her 15 suffered critical injuries. >> catherine:tonight investigators say there were no brake marks at the scene - indicating the driver crashed into the pole at full speed. among those on board able to >>: will gobble think it crashed into a post. the bus but open that's how i got out. people on board say passengers were screaming and crying. some called for >> catherine:help and others were unable to move. a team of federal investigators are being sent to the scene. the bus is registered to a company in mexico. it's not clear yet what caused the driver to swerve. the parents of "star trek . >> reporter:. and that they gave people. starts coming in this is

vicki and steve? happening now: outside lands is officially open.video from just a couple hours ago captured the first acts the annual golden gate park festival. but this is just the beginning. by the time it is over. as many as 200-thousand people or even more will have flooded to the park for the musical festival. but the event has some people already scrambling to keep up with the crowds. kron 4's hermela aregawi is at outside lands. >> reporter:we understand the vendors find themselves in a real pinch? >> will: the left hand is to load and then normally it takes to three weeks. >> reporter: there is always the focus on ego friendliness at the festival when they select vendors lead is a consideration. >> reporter: san jose 73 and 76 the livermore 77 concord '70s and that by 72 in nevada a good breeze right now all courtesy of this be done along the coastline and then low 60s very grave damage early on. and then the 59 pacific at 59 1/2 monday and then temperatures warm up with more sunshine into the '70s. and looking very nice and comfortable red

history with the damage. >> vicki: x closing higher after a today flopped as a interest- rate hundred. in the s&p climbed 11 points. every day, the oil companies pollute our air. putting their... ...profits ahead of our kids' health. now they're trying to weaken california's clean air laws. i'm tom steyer. we've had a million kids get asthma. we need to send the oil companies a message. tell your legislator to stand up to the oil companies and protect our clean air laws. don't let the oil companies put their profits... ...ahead of our kids. i know what we can do. what if papa tells us some stories? oh i don't think so... oh come on dad you have great stories, come on. well okay. you kids know how your grandmother and i met? not that one, skip. what? just next. swipe. i used to collect marbles when i was... next haha. thanks. swipe. get high speed internet from at&t with over 99% reliability. at an everyday price with no extra monthly fees. keep calm, you internet's on. ♪ ♪ isaac hou has mastered gravity defying moves to amaze his audience. great show. here you go. now he's added a new

. >> vicki: >> vicki: top cops in chicago. seeking to fire several officers involved in the shooting death of a black teen. details. coming up next. prosecutors in monterey county. announced they will seek the death penalty against a salinas. woman if she's convicted of killing two children who were in her care. from out partners at c-n-n. felix cortez has more. the trial date has been set for february 6th. the defense says it has not ruled out asking for separate trials for huntsman and her boyfriend. it has been recommended by chicago's office of the inspector general that at least seven of the city's officers be terminated for their involvment in the laquan mcdonald shooting. >>: never to do is considering the victims opinions and the cells and to substitute. that is a big part of what we consider and we are doing this. lisa to several people and that was pumping the considered. >> reporter: scission alicia the default t was consulting with prosecutors and listening to family members. husband attorney would not talk to repo

do... at spam.com >> vicki: nother story it managers for release of office man ever by train. possible trade as. they held as a hero and the rescued men been taken to hospital. >> grant: new efforts of project from the next big quake. hopes who every day, the oil companies pollute our air. putting their... ...profits ahead of our kids' health. now they're trying to weaken california's clean air laws. i'm tom steyer. we've had a million kids get asthma. we need to send the oil companies a message. tell your legislator to stand up to the oil companies and protect our clean air laws. don't let the oil companies put their profits... ...ahead of our kids. >> grant: 5820 years old augments and ranch casino the to be posted on the details. we'll move on the controversy over colin and his refusal to stand during that-let them. >> pam: the call and criticize player is 0 crossed the country refusing stan. some do the agree or a defense. all much more upcoming on new i am sad x the bag in the studio. >> vicki: they're working to lessen the impact of and never the big one does. spencer bl

thank you, vicki. please join me in thank vicki for her wonderful presentation. [applause] >> you're watching booktv on c-span2, television for serious read ors. here's a look at what's on prime time tonight. we kick off the evening at seven eastern with a report on the world's water supply. and be then at eight, robert watson remembers one of worst maritime disasters of world war ii. our prime time schedule continues at 8:45 eastern with the washington east -- washington post's dan zack. at ten on "after words," ann coulter presents her case for why donald trump should be president. she's joined in conversation by the daily caller's tucker carlson. and we wrap up booktv in prime time at 11 with service employees international union vice president david of on the improvement to increase workers' wages. that all happens tonight on c-span2's booktv. >> host: clive priddle is the publisher of public affairs books. what have you got coming out this season you want to share with booktv? >> guest: i'm not a big computer games guy. i'm an innocent really, but one i know

thank you, vicki. please join me in thanking vicki for a wonderful presentation. [applause] >> booktv is visiting the city of port huron, to learn more about the city's writing contributions. we speak with author t.j. gaffney, who shares the city's history with his book, "port huron, 1880 through 1960. >> we are currently standing in front of the last known surviving structure of for the grashit, a military installation that was originally constructed in 1814 during the war of 1812. at the time canada next store was part of the enemy as you could say. under british control and this structure was built in 1829 along with several other structures of similar design to replace the original stock aid-style or log cabin style buildings originally built. prior to the telephone and the communications we know of internet, the postcard was one of the quickest way to send small snippets of information back and forth and the idea there was to keep things in a format, a creating to let people know you arrived at a location, and remembrance of where you were. the name of my boo

vicky, so much for making it possible. look forward to participating with the panel in the discussion nd i thank all of you for coming to honor one of the great american history. senator, and great ted kennedy. thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you very much, senator. i invite our other panelists to come up and join senator. nancy soderburg the former u.s. united nationshe and has had many prestigious a tpoerpbl t was policy advisor to senator kennedy. niall o'dowd founder and c.e.o. of irish central. e will weave in the other roles. neal and ressman congressman king. continue to be paying irish in to all things the congress. nbc hey are joined by correspondent kelly o'donnell, be more irish. kelly and o'donnell. facilitate a o discussion on the panel. e are enormously grateful for all of you being able to be here with us today. >> it is really my privilege not only does the same sound irish i'm the granddaughterish iri of immigrants and anything omething related to vicky and kennedy the answer is yes. it is a privi

>> vicki: now at ten. the man suspected of killing a san carlos woman in austin, texas. has been arrested in georgia. thanks for joining us, i'm vicki liviakis. >> steve:and i'm steve aveson. 24-year-old endicott mccray was wanted after he opened fire on a large crowd in downtown austin. police and u-s marshals arrested mccray earlier today in atlanta. investigators say he was likely aiming for someone else when a bullet hit and killed 30 year old teqnika moultrie---who was visiting family with her wife. teqnika multrie's death has devastated her family and friends here in the bay area. there has also been an outpouring of grief at the school where she worked. kron 4's charles clifford is live in redwood city tonight. where he spoke with teqnika's grandmother. charles, how is the family holding up? >> reporter: here at the school district driving a bus for special needs kids lived nearby with her life and they've only been married for a few months afternoon because of with a grandmother who says the family is having a hard time also a reaction today's announcement there

many of them help protect the most vulnerable in our community, the children. >> tonight vickie wynnetwo social services employees who expose working conditions inside the agency. vickie, they say it is having an effect on the kids they serve. >> and that's why they're speaking out. these are current social workers risking their jobs going on the record to reveal what they call a crisis. they called us after seeing our reports last october, and they say there's even more to expose about the child abuse hotline. >> i feel very powerless because we are not meeting the needs of the community. >> people are having to go on anti-depressants, having to take stress leave. >> social workers dawn and jean have worked a combined 26 years with the santa clara department of family and children's services. they say never has it been so bad. >> it's toxic. >> where conditions inside the agency have made it more difficult to do the work out in the community. >> your call has been forwarded. >> our whole aim in being social workers is to help out children and families, and it is made impossible for u

thank you for joining us i'm vicki liviakis. >> steve:and i'm steve aveson.onight we are learning one of those babies was born at an east bay hospital. >> vicki:kron-4's charles clifford joins us live tonight from berkeley. charles.what is the alameda county public health department saying about this? >> reporter:

vicki? >> vicki:yes, pam and steve.y house burned down in the oakland hills firestorm and i lost my dog. later i was asked by cal fire to do a video with fireproofing tips. that will double the chances of your house surviving a wildfire. family needs evacuation plans to practice the you should not wait till you're ordered out if your honor on when and hohhot get out. if the drought drags on. it's likely we'll be experiencing more and more of these wildfire here in california. well so video from the complete list of school closures just a click away as always kron4news- dot-com cahow a federal court has made an important ruling.which affects all medical marijuana growers and users. kron4's grant lodes joins us now with more on the decision. grant this is a big victory for marijuana advocates. a federal court ruled today that cannabis users cannot be federally prosecuted if they comply with their state's medical marijuana law. the court ordered the justice department to prove 10 pending cases violated state law ===before

kron 4's vicki liviakis is here with a closer look at what's happening here in the bay area. >> vicki you've been out pounding the pavement looking for work, likely you found that job over the summer. the good news is that hiring in the bay area is at an all time high. and it's not just high tech. nearly 27 thousand jobs filled last month. the biggest increases in the east bay and santa clara county. analysts say it's a sign of an economic boom. ba jobs is a site that connects job-seekers with bay area businesses that have jobs to fill. and founder andrew gardiner says "who's not hiring." apple computer may have a new crop of smart-phones coming. the cupertino tech-giant is expected to show off a new iphone next week at its fall product launch event in san francisco. apple isn't providing any details_as usual _ but it traditionally announces one or two new iphone models. apple may also introduce new models or features for other products like the apple watch or macbook computer. >> gary: 49 years in santa clara one more exhibition game caprine expected to play according to coach chuck

vicki liviakis joins us now. with where the signal is coming from. pam= === they say a star around 94-light years from earth is emitting a very strong radio signal. it was detected by a russian telescope. astronomers are training their telescopes on the star in the hopes of learning more. researchers say if artificial-- the signal could be evidence of a type two civilization. that's more advanced than our civilization. however --- experts say it's more likely it came from satellite interference or other distortions. a controversial ex- pharmaceutical c-e-o facing federal criminal charges just scored a huge payday. martin shkreli bought a controlling stake in a drug company last fall for just over 2-point-8 million dollars. >> steve:yesterday he sold his remaining shares and made a profit of about 2-point-7 million dollars. he became a household name after buying the rights to a drug used by aids patients then hiking its price by five-thousand percent. shkreli was later fired by two drug companies after being arrested for running a ponzi scheme and lo

actually, vicky, hold on to that. let's listen to hillary clintdo trump right now. >> he's a special man, a special person -- there are a lot of people here. whoa! hello, everybody. your football team's going to have a great year. i watch. you have the quarterback and the whole deal. i think it will be a very good year and if you get into that super bowl i'll be going, all right? so you know, i wrote something down before, and i think it's important -- i love you, too. because we need unity and we have to win this election. this is truly one of the most important elections, certainly in my lifetime because we're about to go. we lose it. we are in the wrong direction and maybe it's gone. supreme court justices, always remember that, but so many different levels and when you see what happened with crooked hillary today it was a disaster. a disaster. she had a disaster. she lies, folks. she lies badly. so -- i'll just throw this out. i wanted to say to this group, i had a really great time when i was in wisconsin and i d

vicki alger. [applause] >> good afternoon could i would like to thank lindsey burke and andrew for putting this wonderful event together. it's such a thrill to be here at the heritage foundation and thank you all for coming to talk about this very important topic that actually touches everyone of our lives. and thank you for listening to opening a discussion on my new book about the federal department of education's failure. as i was traveling here i recall the word of a former democratic member of congress from illinois who was a former teacher and lawyer about his vision for the department of education read it would be a pure fountain for which a peer strain could be poured upon all the states. we want a controlling head at which the conflicting systems in the different states can be harmonized by which there can be uniformity. i take the high ground that every child is entitled to education at the hands of somebody and this ought not be left the individual or the states so far as we have any au

the news -- at eight -- is next. >> vicki: >> steve:now at eight.ars after the deadly san bruno inferno. the verdict is in on pg&e's criminal responsibility. whoosh nothing you can do, folks. although the second amendment people, maybe there is, i dunno donald trump triggering a new firestorm for urging gun owners to "do something" about hillary clinton. whoosh a kansas city amusement park plans reopening days after a 10 year old boy died on a water slide. tonight new evidence of sloppy safety standards. the shoulder strap just kind of busted loose and i just held on as we went up the top of the next hill. whoosh two young women go jogging on the east. neither one comes back. fear and anger after a pair of similar murders in two different states.

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i'm senior investigative reporter vicki nguyen.hy the calls aren't being answered by the right people. workers on the front lines. many of them help protect the most vulnerable in our communi >>> we rarely hear from social workers on the front lines. many of them help protect the most vulnerable people in our community. the children. >> tonight, senior investigative reporter vicki nguyen talks exclusively with two social services employees who expose the working conditions inside the agency. vicki, this is having a big impact on the kid they serve. >> reporter: and that's why they're speaking out. these are current social workers risking their jobs going on the record to reveal what they call a crisis. they call this after seeing our reports last october and they say there's even more to expose about the child abuse hotline. >> i feel very powerless. because we are not meeting the needs of the community. >> people are having to go on antidepressants, having to take. >> reporter: these social workers have worked 26 years with family

>> vicki: he is embracing his attack on new routes.ng his eye italian roots. >> catherine: >> vicki: the recipes are crowd pleasers. anyone left wondering what would he make it the cupboards were bare?3. >> refrigerator roundup. jars of this and containers of that. (cheers & applause) >> pam:arrested less than a week ago. now the mayor is back in office that's got some people in stockton really upset. >> steve: and next. two women killed while jogging in the same week. today one of the victim's father's delivered a message for the killer. >> pam: coming up and sports with gary radnich explanation. >> steve: gary has the highlights and all of your sports coming up! ♪ ♪ isaac hou has mastered gravity defying moves to amaze his audience. great show. here you go. now he's added a new routine. making depositing a check seem so effortless. easy to use chase technology, for whatever you're trying to master. isaac, are you ready? yeah. chase. so you can. (jet engine reving up) you hear that? that's the sound of our summer sale firing up its en

good evening i'm vicki liviakis in for pam moore. >> steve:and i'm steve aveson. tonight we are looking into why this fire season may be more of a challenge for firefighters. kron-4's spencer blake joins us now.and spencer is there progress tonight on the fire lines? >> reporter:the progress is very slow-going, let's put it that way. the cold fire up in yolo county is still just 15 percent contained, and it's burned 47- hundred acres. and down in monterey county, the 54-thousand acre soberanes fire is 35 percent contained. those stats are comign from cal firebut even on the municipal level, fire stations like this one in palo alto can feel the heat of the 2016 fire season. in some ways, this summer's fire season isn't as bad as 2015's. through the end of july, fires only burned *half as many acres as they did during the first seven months of last year. but when it comes to strike teams from local station, things are on track to be a lot busier. "last year we went out on three wildland fires and this year - for the whole summer of last year. and this year, we've go