-new controversy. richard stockton, he signed the declaration of independence. the namesake for stockton university in new jersey. well, some say that he was a former slave owner and this is an outrageous extension of the controversy but we have all of the details. we have more. >> that's right, stockton university in galloway, new jersey, is another institution feeling the ripple effect of the charlottesville, virginia, race riots. richard stockton was a slave owner. with racial and political tensions high, he was removed from the college's library. in a letter to the students he returned to the library to promote a healthy conversation between students and faculty and the administration about the name of and if they are going to change in the future. you "chasing news." bill: ashley johnson chased d he weighed i controversy, defending richard stockton, and a bad history of slavery in this country. but it isforward and not backwa. >> what are thoughts going on at stockton university? tt jon meacham had a very interestingnew york times"o where he distinguished between this count

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training. . nbc bay area news. >> thank you damion. >>> i want to take you back to stockton, the breaking news at the top of the newscasts, a fire, large fire forcing evacuations in the downtown area. this is near weber, industrial park area. you can see live from sky rarng, lots of flames there. an area filled with pal et cetera. the it's fueling the fire. firefighters are trying to do you say it with water as well. spread to a nearby lot. but so far no other dangers but people are being evacuated from that area, heavy smoke, and so it's a lot of thick dense smoke. again, evacuations there in stockton, watching this carefully. but right now it appears to be just a pallet fire. >>> coming up here at 6:00 spotted on the street take a look we showing you ware in the bay area we caught tesla's next big thing the yet to be released model. >>> the latest in a string of robberies at bay area apple stores. i'm scott budman in walnut creek. we'll tell you what they got away with, coming up. >>> and i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri from sunshine to fogged in in half moon bay i'll have the i

senator holly mitchell. >>> and meet the youngest mayor of a big city in the u.s. stockton mayor michael tubbs talks about revitalizing his hometown. >>> first president trump and house republicans celebrated thursday's passage of a bill to repeal and replace obamacare. it now moves to the senate. under the current bill, millions of californians could lose their health care, and that has state lawmakers concerned. meanwhile, in sacramento, legislators heard this week from university of california president janet napolitano after audit of u.c. revealed $175 million in hidden funds. we talked with republican state assemblywoman catherine baker, vice chair of the higher education committee, one of three committees that held the joint hearing on the audit's findings. kqed senior politics editor, scott schaefer, has more. >>> senator baker, thanks for coming in. >> scott, good to be here. >> let's talk about the audit. janet napolitano was on the hot seat in sacramento this week. what troubles you the most about the audit, the findings, and how she responded to it? >> sure. the audit had many

wilson, city manager, stockton, california. and i'm really excited for this hour's conversation. i think we'll get to build on some of the themes introduced in the last hour. and i think tracy's work suggests some really interesting findings from how we can understand how cities responded to the previous cycle. but also of course with the last panel, suggesting conclusions for how the cities thought about putting policies in place following the last booming bust, but also ahead how can we think about how the state and local policymakers can improve on this concept of resiliency and better preparing for the next downturn. i'm also really excited. i think tracy mentioned in looking at the big picture she is aware there is probably some more volatility or diversity in the big picture, so i'm really excited we have a couple of different pictures on the panel. so i'm looking forward to digging into the city experiences a little bit and from a sort of selfish perspective i'm also really discussing how the state context looks at some of the concepts or how state and local governments can

exactly what you're going to see, so it'll be interesting for you here. dawn: stockton was the home to the largest community of filipinos outside of the philippines through much of the 20th century. it's one of the reasons why my grandfathers chose to settle in stockton when they came in 1929. and on my mother's side, my grandfather went to the philippines and fought in world war ii in the 1st filipino infantry regiment. married my grandmother, conception moreno, then brought her over. and it was stockton that they all chose to settle in. it was where their other relatives were. it was where little manila was, which is this big ethnic neighborhood in downtown stockton. you know, so it was this very warm and close-knit community. robert: which is very nice. actually, this is more of a completed piece than we saw earlier with steve. stephen, give us an idea here in terms of how people can see some of these. stephen: that's right. well, what we do when we digitize a family's home movies, in many cases we work with the family to help document and tell the story. and professor mabalon wa

on undocumented immigrants. >>> news out of stockton where there is a big fire burning at this hour. here is a live picture. there is a large there is a large black plume of smoke and there it is, it can be seen for miles. >> they have told us it is a large pile of wood pallets and embers blown toward homes. two buildings appear to be burning, but it is unclear if they are homes. the fire is said to be located near webber avenue and b street in downtown stockton and there are evacuations underway. needless to say, people are being told to stay away from that area. the fire broke out about 5:15 and you can see it completely out of control right next to the train tracks and across the street, that's where another building it looks like has caught fire, presumably from the embers being blown. >> you can see the crews working to get water on that fire. there are some reports we have not confirmed that evacuations are underway. also reports it is threatening several homes in this area. we are working to confirm that. again, burning near east webber avenue and b street in stockton. pallet

memorial service has been scheduled for december 30th at 830 am at the christian life center in stockton. the public is welcome to attend 140/welcome to attend 140/welcome attendwelcome to public is stockton. the life center in the christian life center in stockton. the public is welcome to attend 140/welcome to attend (catherine) the legalization of marijuana in california is just days away. and that has the c-h-p putting out a major warning.. they're reminding people that you can get a d-u-i for driving high.. (grant) and as kron-4's haaziq madyun tells us --- there are calls for the marijuana industry to join the campaign to discourage people from driving while high. in the state capital there is a new campaign from california law enforcement and the message is...sot sotthe deadly affects of

man faces a similar fate in stockton. >> the attorney says the city of stockton is threatening possible arrests. our investigative reporter candice nguyen is in the newsroom. >> reporter: the company provided low-income housing in a building that went up in flames. we have learned the company is operating at other locations. officials say the conditions are so dangerous, the man could face criminal charges. video from that property show rundown conditions like a boarded up door and trash outside. he says dozens of people lived there including children and at least one infant. 2 investigates learned the stockton fire department has taken action against the property owner and the man for multiple fire hazards. records show last year residents reported issues like no smoke detectors and water that smells and tastes like mold. then last week power was turned off. the city of stockton says the man didn't pay the bill. while the landlord is trying to he vick the man and stockton is reminding them of possible criminal charges, the attorney for the nonprofit says they're being scapegoa

have found a loving home thanks to the partnership with the stockton shelter. >>> a fight over a plan to chop down more than 200 trees in the south bay. the new twist in this environmental battle. >>> and, welcome to the wave. kpix 5 gets a first look inside it's brand-new bay area waterpark before opening to the public. >> waterpark psych that are very inviting when the temperature is 90 degrees. but how inviting is it when the temperature drops to 70 degrees. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> eight sounds like today's plan to chop down more than 200 trees has been uprooted. kpix 5's len ramirez explains the trees are staying put for now because of a possible violation by city leaders. >> reporter: that's right. we are talking about hundreds of trees, some of them right here in this very popular park. environmentalists are crushing the need to remove so many trees and also the city's methods in pushing it through. no one knows that the trees in these pictures are part of the 235 trees the city of gilroy plans to chop down. 35 of them are supposed to be in christmas hill park, home of the garl

in the foothills and throughout stockton and modesto. for now, across san francisco, it is lightening up a little bit except in the north bay. we're seeing strong cells and the 12 and 29, they will be wet , for those driving in that direction. antioch, light drizzle coming down a lot stronger for you. it just wound down in concord and walnut creek. a lot of moisture going further east. in the south, the city is nice and dry right now but you will get some storm cells in the palo alto area. light drizzle may be a little stronger for you and in the santa cruz mountains, we saw a good amount of rain, 2 inches for the mountain ranges. the north bay in the santa cruz mountains, this morning, this year's snow event has levels dropping because it is cool out there with snow as low as blue canyon along interstate 80 and highway 50 near pines. some of the rain totals for you, in the north bay, 2.5 inches. 2 inches across santa cruz and hatfield, 2 inches and san francisco, not as much. .4 inches of rain. that is a look at your total and we will check your rainfall with hi-def dopple

stockton. the public is welcome to attendthe suspect remains hospitalized and has yet to be identified by the chp. formal charges are also still pending. dan kerman kron 4 news (catherine) santa rosa police are looking for this man. they say he stabbed a person.. seemingly at random. this is new video of the suspect.. the stabbing happened last thursday night at lola's market - on the corner of dutton and bellevue avenues. the victim is a 61-year-old man who had been having a meal there. he was stabbed in the neck -- and was seriously hurt in the attack. witnesses say the suspect had a "grim reaper" tattoo. (grant) happening now:san ramon police are asking for help identifying a christmas eve burglary suspect... take a look -- they posted this video on twitter -- with the caption "this is not santa".they say the suspect stole thousands of dollars from a local business... no word on which business was targeted. (grant) tonight -- three teens have been arrested -- accused of stealing four limosines in vacaville on christmas eve. it's all thanks to some good police work -- and

tonight -- we have learned a two- year-old boy .... involved in a child abuse case in stockton... has died from his injuries at oakland children's hospital.... here is the picture of the baby... jaxson... the stockton police department says, the woman who abused him is his own step- mom... chalsey maynard... the 30-year-old was arrested wednesday and charged with three- counts of child abuse... sadly.. the reported abuse against jaxson is not new.... from december 2016 to june 2017, child protective services in san joaquin county says, there were seven- reports of abuse against him.... the emotional mother says, not enough was done to protect her child..... (pam) now it is up to the d-a's office whether or not more charges will be filed... the childs' family creat

selfies left and right. crazi. >> it's been a hub of activity. we're near schools. stockton kids and teachers coming through on their way to school. it's been awesome here. >> let me remind you where we are. galloway township on the white horse pike, cross street is pomona road. the rain has cleared out for now, dry outside. bill henley with the forecast for the day. bill? ♪ >>> all right, judy is prepared for a little bit of rain, right? >> anything but snow. i don't like snow. >> we have no threat of snow at all. doing okay today. we have a few spritzes, a little bit of rain in the area. misty now. we're not alone -- lots of clouds through the area. look at spring city. clouds around through the morning. we should see breaks of sunshine in the afternoon. delaware and new jersey, you see the clouds overhead. and also looking dreary at cape may, new jersey. the rain showers are moving through cape may, new jersey. jessica boyington has traffic. that means francesca ruscio is in the first alert traffic center. >>> good morning, everyone. we're going to 202, the king of prussia mall

courthouse. two high-profilekeepees from the beau went before stockton judge. one inmate a violent pelen skapd from a palo alto courthouse, the sore. psychopathic killer who walked away from a sooik ward in hawaii. robert handa joins you live. boy that is bizarre. >> reporter: strange similarities. the bay area enthralled in the two separate choses. but they're in custody at the jail since both ended up in stockton. appropriately enough the two sended up side by side in court. >> a some bertramle mcclue trudged into court. next to him the fugitive from hawaii. both fighting legal battles in the city where they were both captured. the 46-year-old mcclue did not enter a plea but declared his innocence. >> not guilty. >> mcclue and bivins skapd a palo alto courthouse november 6path. according to stockton chp the two spotted in an suv and in a wild chase an officer fired shots. mcclue fled the vehicle but caught fleeing into a wal-mart store. today he was assigned a public defenderen to face charges. >> we might defer charges or might put him on the fast track here. or we might let him go bo

much longer to butte, kurt wilson, city manager in stockton, california. and i'm really excited for this hours conversation i think we'll get to build on some of the themes that were introduced in the last hour at a think trace his work suggest some really interesting findings from how we can understand how cities responded to the previous boom and bust cycle but also as with the last panel suggest some interesting policy conclusions for how cities thought about putting new policies in place following the last boom and bust but also looking ahead how can we think about things at both state and paul senators conduce to prove one resides in better preparing for the next downturn. i'm excited i think tracy mentioned that, look at the big picture she's aware there's probably more volatility or diversity as to expenses under like that big picture. i'm excited we have a couple of different city expenses on a panel and with even more in the audience. so i'm looking forward to digging into those cities specific experiences a little bit. from his office perspective i'm interested in discussi

stockton before getting caught here at pump number six delivered by cab to arresting officers. he used two different yellow cab drivers from a motel on waterloo road on stockton and those rides led to his arrest just down the road. the 59-year-old escaped from a hawaii mental hospital sunday by catching a cab and getting on a flight to maui and san jose. he was acquitted for insanity add first he didn't recognize the wanted man and he talked about how he got to stockton. >> bring me to stockton. i was like do you have any family here. he said i got a few but that's not why i'm here. i'm here for a brief time. i was trying to find a car to get me to the state line. >> reporter: after taking him on errands she left her name and later found out more. >> i was laying in bed last night and seen on the news this guy escaped from hawaii to san jose. i looked up and recognized his face. i was like that's the guy that was in my cab yesterday. when he called this morning another driver went instead. officers caught up with limb at the gas station. >> that's crazy. he was right here. >> how was h

withhold crime fighting money from stockton if the city doesn't cooperate with federal immigration officials. stockton is one of four cities at risk of losing funding for a public safety partnership program. it would provide money and training to help reduce violent crime. but the justice department says stockton won't be eligible unless it changes its policy and notifies immigration authorities about the release of individuals wanted for immigration violations. stockton is not a sanctuary city but the city did pass a proclamation back in february to protect human rights. >> for the department of justice to withhold funding for a program in a city that so desperately needs assistance is kind of an objection' more rofnlt we are trying to do positive things in our community. and now you want to withhold possible grant funding? i just don't think it is right. >> stockton's mayor, michael tubbs, made a statement ensuring citizens there are no threats to public funding. >>> coming up, police are calling her a hero. how an airline passenger on her way to the bay area helped rescue two ch

lee standing by at ch p in dublin.>> reporter: the sheriff's deputy was on his way home to stockton when he was hit behind by this bus caring tesla workers. the csp is trying to figure out what caused the crash. alameda county deputy sroeuy khin heading east on 580 in his volkswagen beetle -- volkswagen beetle, he just finished a shift, for some reason the deputy stopped or slowed down in the lane of traffic, and that's when a charter bus traveling 65 miles an hour slammed into his car from behind east of grant line road. the bus had 51 passengers on board, employees of tesla corporation, the employees being transported from fremont to stockton. it's unclear what caused the crash, heading east the chb says the driver could've been blinded by the minor -- by the sun. one thing is known. >> drugs and alcohol don't appear to be suspected in a factor. anytime there's a situation like this and potential for criminal charges we have to weigh what we have. >> the fact that law enforcement personnel see so much in the normal course of duty, it's difficult to deal with that alone and when th

another deadly fire in oakland could face legal action in stockton. euro house community services provided low-income housing in a building on san pablo avenue on west oakland where four people died during a fire back in march. our investigative team has learned that we rojas is operating out of low -- other locations including stockton. the stockton fire department has taken action against the property owner and rojas for what is being called multiple fire hazards. record show last year residents reported issues like no smoke detectors and water that smells and tastes like mold. and then last week the power was turned off. the city says rojas didn't pay the bill. the attorney for the nonprofit says it is being scapegoated. >> this is an extension of ghost ship and extension of the san pablo fire. this will go on over the bay area. this is indicative of our landlord-tenant laws. we have to sit down with city leaders and re-create these laws. >> currently rojas, the landlord, in the city of stockton a negotiation to figure out what to do with the families living on that property .

live in stockton with more on what he had to say. maria? >> reporter: yeah. you know, he actually was candid. he was articulate and intelligent. he said he had nothing to lose. his plan was to be out here for four weeks. he left in three days. >> i'm not a sex offender. i'm not a psychopath. >> reporter: in a jail jumpsuit at the san joaquin county jail randall saito talked freely about almost everything, his escape, his 72 hours of freedom and the murder he committed. >> the woman i murdered in 1979, god bless her soul, i have regretted it every day since the day it happened. >> reporter: saito has been at the hawaii state hospital on oahu since being acquitted by reason of insanity in 1981. sunday he casually walked off the property, took a charter flight to maui and hopped on a plane to san jose before making it to stockton. >> i hurt people. >> reporter: instead he said he escaped to prove to hospital staff he should be released. >> and the only reason i did it was because i was desperate to have some kind of tools in the community so i could go out. they said all this crap about

sessions nuevamente hizo un llamado a las ciudades santuario, incluyendo stockton. pero miren la sorpresa. stockton es una ciudad santuario. david: la amenaza del fiscal general jeff sessions que pretenden negar fondos federales para combatir el crimen es vista con rechazo por la policÍa de stockton. reducir la violencia de pandillas es nuestra prioridad y necesitamos de todo lo que nos puedan dar asistencia tÉcnicas para combatir el crimen. en nuestros vecindarios. esta es una noticia lenta dentadura que podrÍa tener graves consecuencias. >> el mensaje que manda es que crea mÁs problemas para agencias policiacas parte de la razÓn que las ciudades estÁn tomando estas medidas se espera que las comunidades inmigrantes se sientan con la confianza de poder reportar crÍmenes. david: el alcalde de la ciudad llama a que se reflexione sobre esta decisiÓn y se garanticen fondos federales de una manera equitativa h para continuar reduciendo el crimen en las calles. >> que no le hagan caso el fiscal general, los miembros del congreso deciden cÓmo se van a gastar los fondos de los e

stockton area, but you see him weaving in and out on highway 99. he is heading towards stockton. >> this is also rush hour. he is getting off the freeway, lets see what happens. you are watching this live with us, we are following this high speed police pursuit. he is exiting the highway. you can see the patrol car. he let him go by, he has been going fast. we are continuing to watch this with you. >> now it gets dangerous, he is on a one lane road. we are going to bring the live chopper audio up. lets listen. no, the pilot stopped talking. it looks like he is reversing course. he is getting off the freeway and he changed directions. okay. lets see if we can hear the pilot? is he talking? >> no. >> we are watching this live with you, this is a high speed chase on highway 99. he went to galt, he was heading to stockton. we are going to move on and we will come backment in other news, a -- back. >>> in other news, a federal judge gave the okay to a settlement 14 lyft and its drivers. they said that they were independent contractors. the settlement allows them to continue to classi

was one. they broke ground on a $20 million satellite campus for stockton university. >> reporter: the trio wore hard hats a good look for the rollout of this $21 million construction project dubbed atlantic city's gateway. >> this project demonstrates we turned the corner in our commitment to revitalize atlantic city. >> this is already a sprawling construction site it houses 200 corporate staffers of south jersey gas and next door dorm space for 500 stockton students and classrooms across the street for 1800 more and shuttles provide a link to the campus. and tourism classes and business and more. >> i would like to see marine science and oceanography here we have one of the premier programs in environmental sciences. >> and they hope this will park year round energy. >> there are be 2,000 people coming and going class and teach and work and come to a coffee shop and they need to go out and get a sub or something to eat after work. >> and he hopes the gate way project and similar developments will help bring people into his neighborhood. >> the people from schools will be spending mo

stockton university. tonight the statue of richard stockton is no longer in the library. the college says it was moved temporarily. stockton was a signer of the declaration of the independence and a slave owner. stockton says the statue will you return later as part of an exhibit about the controversial figure. >>> we continue to cover the controversy of frank rizzo today. today the office of arts, culture and creative economy sent a letter asking the community for feedback. critics called him racist and want the statue relocated and have till september 15th to weigh in online. >>> well, eagles hung on to win a thriller against the dolphins tonight in south philadelphia. you saw it only on nbc10. it was the birds' third pre-season game which is considered a dress rehearsal for what to expect during the regular season. thousands of fans enjoyed tonight's game at the linc. that pails in comparison to the number of people philadelphia welcomed for the nfl draft. the 250,000 who filled the parkway this spring spent $95 million in the city. nbc10's keith jones live at lincoln financial field.

martin hernandez, un residente de stockton quien contrato a la presunta abogada de inmigracion yehlen "mary" brooks...para un tramite legal pero segun el, nunca cumplio, cobrandole mas de $2000 mil dolares sot: no lo garantizo, residencia a mi ex-esposa, y nunca paso.. vo: segun informes extraoficiales, la sra. mary brooks tenia oficinas en diferentes ciudades, incluyendo ripon, manteca y stockton...pero de acuerdo a martin, cambiaba de oficina sin avisarle a sus clientes sot: no fui contactada jamas por ella, se desaparecio, y cuando la encontre, me hecho la policai y me saco vo: pero martin no es el unico que fue victima de la presunta abogada... de acuerdo a alma galvan del bbb ellos recibieron varias llamadas de personas quejandose de la sra, brooks sot: no llenaba los papeles correctos, no se comunica con ice, no hacia bien su trabajo vo: razon por la cual se abrio una investigacion y demanda por parte de la fiscalia de california...resultando en 15 cargos de felonia por defraudar a la comunidad inmigrante.... criminales como brooks arruinan vidas y familias ellos tendrán que re

search for two inmates from palo alto has shifted to stockton. they escape from the court is during a scheduled appearance earlier this month. tonight, one of the men were spotted in stockton that led to a police chase than shooting. stockton police released this photo taken at a stockton gas station. he is seen in a 1999 ford explorer. >>> a data breach at huber is making headlines tonight. the data breach was towards the customers and the employees. they have been covering it up for more than a year. amber lee is outside of uber headquarters and why are they just now releasing information about the heck?>> reporter: the ceo came on board a few months ago and he learned about the heck recently and that he is taking steps to stain -- change the cost -- he is taking steps to change the culture to keep the customers. the company only disclosed it now. it is more than a year later, bloomberg reports that the rideshare company paid hackers $100,000 to keep quiet about the breach. >> i am disgusted that they thought that that kind the practice was exceptional. >> reporter: it included phon

with focus on personnel practices. >> at the jersey shore, stockton university has removed the statue of richard stockton from library. officials say that the move is temporary. stockton was a signer of the declaration of independence. also a slave owner. stockton says it will return later. >>> philadelphia city wants people to weigh in on former statue of frank rizzo. you can submit ideas online and creative phl. critics called rizzo racist and want the statute removed or relocated. >>> new this morning, police are asking for your help as they work to solve a sexual assault case in camden. police released this security video showing two people of interest. a woman reported she was sexually assaulted in a vacant building earlier this month. police say this video shows two men in the area shortly before the assault happened. >>> we have new details on a boy from south philadelphia who accidently shot himself in the face. grandfather tells nbc 10 that the gun did not have a safety lock and was not put away. 11-year-old boy is listed in stable condition. got ahold of the gun early yester

you for joining us, i'm raj mathai. >>> and the shootout in stockton, police hot on the trail beginning with breaking news, the shootout involving at least one of the two inmates who escaped from a palo alto courthouse. jean elle has more, what do we know at this point, jean? >> reporter: jessica, the suspects escaped from this courthouse on november 6th. and the chp says the search has led to a shootout and chase in stockton. the chp released this security camera image of 47-year-old john bivins, a suspect still on the loose, officers shot here in stockton, the shooting happened during a pursuit. there is a large police presence in this search. minutes before an officer fired at bivins, the truck he was in was led on a chase to a walmart. the driver was captured. we are waiting for the chp to confirm that man is laclue, but once the man ran, bivins took over in the driver's seat, police say bivin is in a green 1999 ford explorer, when laclue and bivins escaped, they were in court to answer to the robberies of two verizon stores here in the bay area. the santa clara sheriff's

the family of a stockton man killed by police.. they mistook him for a robbery suspect.. the specific demands the family has tonight. (jrs) then: new at ten:we have the phone conversation between president trump and the governor of guam. what the president said about the north korea situation that has some very upset. (jrs) and next..we'll take you to the penninsula town where there is a big cat warning... and we have some photos to prove why you'll want to take it seriously. (jrs) breaking news... protesters have shutdown both intersate 580 in oakland.. this is new video just in to the kron4 newsroom.this comes after a group marched in downtown oakland against white supremacy. following the the white national demonstration in virginia.. which turned deadly earlier today.we will continue to monitor this situation and bring you any updates. (jrs) mountain lion sightings along the penninsula have risen over the past few weeks. some of the big cats have been captured on camera. kron4's philippe djegal in hillsborough with the video. (philippe) spend an hour or so passing through

stockton. police have a nuclear to help find him.>>> claims a bay area campus tried to cover up sexual abuse for decades. the school calling it an outright lie.>>> wild turkeys taking a bay area neighborhoods. these birds are getting bolder. we talked to a man who said he got attacked.>>> the radar is active and far northern california. coming up whether any of that will make it into your backyard for the big holiday tomorrow. with the next widespread rain chance for all of this is and the forecast. shootout played out in stockton last night. >>> shots fired as to escaped inmates are on the run. this played out in stockton last night and that is where police caught up with two palo alto escapees. one was captured but john bivens is still on the run. len ramirez is in stockton with more on this manhunt tonight. >> reporter: this manhunt has been very intense, ever since those two escapees walked away from the courthouse in palo alto about two weeks ago. one, as he mentioned was captured and he is here at the san joaquin county jail. the other remains on the run. shots fired by the chp c

stockton. that's where the memorial for fallen chp officer andrew camilleri will begin in approximately 20 minutes. officer camilleri leaves behind a wife and three children. we'll be live streaming the memorial service on the abc 7 news app as well as our website and on facebook. >>> two people are dead including the suspect after a workplace shooting in long beach. police swarmed the office building just after 2:00 yesterday afternoon. another man was wounded in the attack but was able it drive himself to the hospital. authorities say the suspect appears to have taken his own life. he and the victim seem to have been employees at the law firm. >>> a massive fire destroyed part of the an elementary school in modesto yesterday. the modesto bee is reporting the flames burned through at least three classrooms and a computer lab at the school. other rooms were damaged by the heat. no word yet on how it started. >>> freezing weather is forecasted for "new year's rockin' eve" tomorrow night. it could be the coldest new year's eve on the east coast in 50 years. on top of the fri

. you can see off to the east, that band of rain with yellows and reds in stockton. that brought the breezy conditions last night. trailing behind it, a couple clusters of rain pushing through san francisco, san jose area. expect to keep it through daybreak. it could make for wet roads out there. the temperature is nice and cool in the 50s. mike is tracking a traffic alert in hayward. >> that's right. the green highlighting is where the roads are slick. out of the altamont, you have the typical slowing. the alert for folks across the san mateo bridge from faster city to hayward, the closure there causes you to have to get off the freeway, perhaps at industrial boulevard. take it up and take 80 north or industrial parkway to get to 880 south. that's the easiest way right now. surface street traffic is building as we get cars from the anyone else side. here, south 680 may have cleared. i see recovery for the sensors. a spinout there and live look for the dublin area. wet roads coming through out of the altamont. the wet roads are an issue. for more on that, back to you. >> the bulk of

warehouse fire. details on what the victims familes are saying next... (grant) and stockton police is trying to combat some of the most violent gangs in the city. we'll show you how they plan on doing that... (grant) tonight at 5:30... day two and more drama as the preliminary hearing continues for the two men charged in the deaths of the 36 people who died in the ghost ship fire. (catherine) kron four's terisa estacio was in court for us today, she joins us live from oakland. terisa? (catherine) now at 9:30... day two and more drama today... as the preliminary hearing preliminary as the drama today... and more 9:30... day two now at now at 9:30... day two and more drama today... as the preliminary hearing continues...(catherine)for the two men charged in the deaths of (catherine) that was terisa estacio reporting.... you can log onto kron4 dot com.. and see our jailhouse interview w

repairs are 90% complete.>>> and name change in the works for the stockton airport. reporter explains it could cause a lot of confusion for san francisco bound travelers.>>> and effort to build on the continued growth of the last few years and they stockton airport is working to change its name to the san francisco stockton regional airport. not everyone is happy.>> i think it should stay stockton metropolitan airport because we are in stockton.>> i think it would be confusing.>> became -- its air cargo service supports the counties fast-growing distribution and fulfillment centers.>> it will be a great idea. it is outdated right now. you need to spruce it up.>> stockton belongs to the combined this is in area of the san jose, san francisco, oakland region and revising the name to reflect that is a logical choice.>> when you identify with a major regional city or event or location, it helps people understand immediately where you are.>> leaders say the practice of modifying in airports name to including region is common and has great potential for benefiting everyone in the area.>> if

in stockton last night...but the second man - john bivens - managed to get away.. it all played out after a car chase...when c-h-p officers tried to stop a car on northbound i-5 last night in stockton. they say mcclough eventually stopped but then ran into a walmart where he was detained. that's when bivens took the wheel of the car and escaped for a second time. as officers went after him - one of them fired at bivens. the c-h-p didn't say if he was hit... detectives had tracked the men to stockton after getting tips. november 6th - the men managed to slip out of their restraints and run through an unmonitored door at the courthouse in palo also.. the inmate still on the run was last seen in a ford explorer.....and authorities have released this license number.the search for both men has spanned the state..... they went on the run as they were being prosecuted for the armed robbery of a sunnyvale verizon store in february.. vicki? green 1999 ford explorerlicese plate (vicki) new tonight at 5.... a teen is recovering after being stabbed at a park in san francisco. it happened near t

top teams failed to get re—elected. losses in canterbury and stockton too. it has left some in her own party, questioning whether theresa may can continue. i think she's in a very difficult place. she's a remarkable and a very talented woman and does not shy from

. (grant) another big story we've been tracking all night... a devastating fire in stockton has destoryed one home...and damaged four others. one woman was hurt. this thing started with a bunch of wood pallets burning near railroad tracks...but intense wind quickly spread flames to other businesses and across a road...to a block of homes. an evacuation center has been set up. it took crews a few hours but the got the fire under control just before 8:00 tonight...crews will be on scene all night monitoring hot spots. this is happening just north of highway four in stockton...near main street. the cause will be investigated oevr the next several days. (steve) an east bay soccer coach arrested and accused of child abuse... tonight -- police are looking for more potential victims. (pam) the suspect.. victor juarez... coached in union city -- and worked as a soccer league manager in alameda. kron 4's hermela aregawi talked with people who know the suspect... 44 year old victor jamie juarez is in jail tonight.he's facing 1 count of lewd acts with a child.and another of annoying or mol

because the 30 stockton and 22 fillmore which pull up just a few feet away won't come through the marina. they are stopping service through the presidio and other parts of down because of the rally. it's also prime brunch time in

in san francisco is 71. that is warmer than stockton, vacaville and livermore. put that one down in the old weather diary. may not see that again on a september 1 for a long time the coast is always the toughest part because interest is always a teeny bit of fog an could have a temperature spread. sausalito hit 97 yesterday. you get that offshore breeze and all bets is off. the fog is not a factor down to monterey, at least not yet. some low cases in the 70s. cupertino, 72. 61 in sanest cruz. 21 bolder cruise. 61 lo-cal. we have a lot of fires from the north and east. and tropical storm lydia may send some cloud cover here sunday into monday. 90s with a lot of 100s. all right, sal. 5:02. >> a little lighter today because of the mere fact that it's not only friday but the holiday weekend? >> sol day weekend but then people will get on the road. get on the road as quickly as possible. be like your dad. get on the road early and try to beat traffic. that's just the dad thing to do. here is a picture the golden gate bridge. nothing there. lots of times, in the morning, we don't get to s

campaign for governor for what is described as a meet and greet with voters. in stockton, amber lee is sitting in on that event. >> reporter: julie, stockton is the third stop in the tour across the state. he started in march with holister and san diego. the governor spend to a crowd of 80 people. >> mayor was sworn in. >> he was mayor of san francisco. he discussed income, equality, and homelessness. >> you have to address issues and have the ability to address them at the local level. >> reporter: this is one month after mayor. a project called hope sf. it is done. he calls this his proudest accomplishment. >> i hope you look at my record that demonstrates i will call ball and strikes. my default is social justice. >> reporter: the audience consisted of folk who is lives in stockton and lodi. >> i left san francisco and moved to alameda. >> one woman stil commutes commutes to san san francisco for work. >> despite what is going on nationally and in dc we have a fighting chance to keep a viable society in california. >> he listens. he has a fresh approach to everything. >> the mayo

and abc 7 news.com. >>> stockton california's airport thinks it can lure more passengers and airlines by adding san francisco to its name. san joaquin county supervisor also vote on tuesday whether to change the name to the san francisco stockton regional airport. san francisco is 77 miles away from stockton. that's a 90-mile drive in good traffic. airport officials say the name change would clarify where stockton is in the state because many people have no idea. in selling the idea to the county, the director writes, the use of san francisco in the name has the potential of krein he issing the likelihood of the airport being found by a thousand fold. >>> now your accuweather forecast with sandhya patel. >>> take a look at the live picture from the east bay hill camera. we saw clouds and sun. guess what? you'll see plenty of sunshine the upcoming weekend. get ready for a warmer weekend ahead. take a look at the temperature trend. santa rosa tomorrow. 71 degrees. in the 60s today. you're really going to see the temperatures soar. heading into monday, 81 degrees. monday tuesday. low 90s

. (jr stone) the stockton woman accused of driving drunk as she live- streamed her drive and the eventual crash that killed her sister says a mechanical problem may have caused the accident. according to a report -- obdulia sanchez's lawyer believes the crash was caused by wear and tear on a tire, causing it to blow out. the 18-year-old pleaded not guilty to a half dozen felony criminal charges including felony manslaughter while intoxicated. if sanchez is convicted, she could spend more than 13 years in prison. (jr stone) former stockton mayor, anthony silva reaches a plea deal... dropping three of his four charges. silva had been accused of giving alcohol to camp conselors during a youth summer camp back in 2015. he was arrested at the camp last year in a raid that included federal agents. they took silva into custody on the last day of camp. the former stockton mayor says he realizes he was in the wrong. anthony silva/ former stockton mayor:"i made a bad call, i made a mistake. i didn't go in there and said 'hey everybody stop drinking, how old are you, and blah blah blah. i s

jerry hill. the new mayor of stockton was sworn in this week. mayor michael tubbs is the youngest and first african- american to leave the city. he was that she is part of the against the odds political rise. >> today was the first day that i said mayor tubbs to mayor tabs. >> reporter: he may be young, but he has deep roots in stocks and where they know him as michael. he was born to a single mother. >> she had me as a teenager. she was pregnant at 16 and my father was a year older and 17. he was mostly in correctional systems for his entire adult life.>> reporter: tubbs has -- has lived in for of the most crime ribbon -- written neighborhoods -- crime-ridden neighborhoods in stockton. >> that come in and have that composure and centeredness and michael has that. he also has an eagerness to engage and do something bigger and greater. >> reporter: early on, tubbs was determined to do the -- to go to college which is something his mom did not get to do. his mom was passed over for promotion because she didn't have transportation. >> she decided to have me. i would feel guilty and apolo

make his way to san jose... (grant) saito was arrested in stockton yesterday... deputies tracked him down after a tip from a cab driver. (vicki) tonight he's breaking his silence and spoke to reporter kay recede from behind bars... ((pkg))(sot - randall saito) "reporter: where did you find the money to get on the plane? rs: that's the million dollar question but i can't say."a man who has been described as a dangerous psychopath speaks from behind bars about why he escaped a honolulu mental hospital.. he claims it was about survival. (saito) "desperate measure for me. i never attempted any kind of brash undertaking such as this before" saito claims he's not the menacing murderer officials have illustratedand tells us he did not hurt anyone while he was staying at a motel in stockton... however, he did admit to killing sandra yamashiro back in 1979... saying he was under the influence of drugs.(saito) "the woman i murdered in 1979, god bless her soul, i have regretted it every day since the day it happened."when asked about being a necrophiliac... he says that was a lie(saito)"necroph