...kron 4's sara stinson will give us an update in a live report in a few minutes. ( marty ) we are tracking yet another storm in the bay area. this is a look at radar. ( marty ) here is a live here is a live look at the embarcadero. ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)rain will spread across the region today as a disturbance sinks into the area. some rain could be heavy at times. rain will taper to showers tonight and remain into sunday evening. monday is forecast to bring dry conditions before another disturbance brings light rain on tuesday. dry conditions are expected for the second half of the week. breaking news we are following this morning...there is no bart service right now...because of a computer problem... officials made an announcement on twitter...and there's no word on when it will reopen. kron 4's sara stinson is joining us now live with more on this development. sara. thanks thanks sara. ( marty ) the oakland unified school district is planning layoffs in the wake of the contract agreement with oakland teachers. the board voted monday to cut 22 mill

. but as kron 4's sara stinson reports -- the stabbing has many bart riders feeling uneasy tonight. (on cam) <"yet another act of violence on bart, now bart riders tell us they're feeling anxious and on edge as we learn more about the stabbing and with the suspect still on the loose."><"it's shocking and scary since i ride bart everyday."><"you could be minding your own business the next someone could be attacking you.">here is a photo of the suspect from the security footage that shows at unfolded at the fruitvale bart station just before three friday afternoon.two men got into a fight on the train - once it stopped at the station - the fight spilled out onto the platform.a man was stabbed and taken to the hospital with non life threatening injuries. the suspect fled the scene on foot - he is described being about 30 to 35 years old, 5'6 to 5'8 tall with a slender build wearing a green colored jacket and blue jeans.with this being another violent attack on bart - everyday riders say there needs to be more security.<"it's just not safe. it's not safe. i've had issues on bart. they just

) kron 4's sara stinson is joining us now live from hayward. ( james ) thanks sara.sara. thanks sara. ( james ) residents in the south bay are also waking up to some rain this morning.( will ) kron 4's yoli aceves is in ( james ) thanks yoli. ( james ) don't forget --- you can track the forecast in your neighborhood anytime --- on the kron-4 mobile app. download it today for interactive radar... and push alerts on weather events around the bay area. ( james ) breaking overnight...poli ce are investigating two separate shootings in oakland..one of them deadly. the first shooting happened around 6:30 last night in the 1500 block of east 16th street. a man died from his injuries in that shooting..no one else was hurt. a few hours later...two men were shot in the 2600 block of foothill boulevard. the men took themselves to a hospital...one of them was listed in critical condition this morning. police have not made arrests in either shooting. ( will ) the oakland raiders are about to cross the end zone and score one more season at the coliseum. the alameda county board of supervisors appr

grouding is impacting travel at our local airports. kron4's sara stinson is live at s-f-o with more. at s-f-o at southwest - the airline had 31 boeing 737 aircrafts in service - but they are all grounded indefinitely now that an emergency order was put in place by president trump.all boeing 737 max eight and max nine are grounded right now in the wake of the crash of an ethiopian airliner that killed 157 people.other countries had previously grounded these planes already - but the f-a-a said it didn't have any data showing the boeing max's were unsafe and were against the grounding. president donald trump issued the emergency order wednesday saying new information has come to light in the ongoing investigation into the crash.satelite based tracking shows there are similarities between the deadly ethiopian airlines and the lion air crash that happened back in october 20- 18. as dozens of countries continue to search for answers - the investigtion will continue on in paris, france. for now the grounding will definitely be impacting flights, but this morning we will check in with passe

4's sara stinson is joining us live from city hall. i'm live at city hall where we're waiting for mayor london breed to announce who she will appoint as the new public defender.the person who will replace the late and longtime jeff adachi who suddenly died last month.adachi was 59 years old and in his fifth term as public defender.when mayor breed found out about his death she said san francisco has lost a dedicated public servant and our communities have lost a champion.everyone in the san francisco public defenders office were shocked to hear about his death, which is still under investigation - but foul play is not suspected at this time.breed hasn't given any hints to us about who she will pick to replace adachi before the november fifth election, but some think she could pick chief deputy public defender matt gonzalez. the 53-year-old is best known for his work defending the undocumented immigrant accused of shooting and killing kate steinle who was walking on the san francisco pier.however - it's still unclear who mayor breed will pick - she will announce adachi's replacemen

) kron 4's sara stinson is joining us now live with more on the investigation. it's not everyday you hear about a shooting in walnut creek let alone downtown in front of a bank and across the sreet from the movie theater. this morning police do not have the shooter in custody. the shooting happened at the union bank parking lot on mount diablo blvd and locust street last night just before ten.an entire block was tapped off as walnut creek police investigated the scene...nearby movie goers stood by wondering what happened.after a man was shot he walked into kaiser's walnut creek medical center with a gunshot wound to the back.his injuries are non life threatening.the odd thing is that there are very few witnesses so the circumstances that led up to the shooting are still under investigation. people on scene say the victim was robbed before being shot - but we are still trying to confirm that with police. right now we're waiting to get an update from police to see where they're at in the investigation this morning. live in walnut creek, sara stinson, kron four news. ( james ) thanks sara. t

) kron4's sara stinson is live in guerneville with the latest. <> thanks sara. ( darya ) (ááá2 shotááá) as the flood waters recede other towns along the other towns waters recede as the flood (ááá2 shotááá)( darya ) sara. ( darya )(ááá2 shotááá) as the flood waters recede other towns along the russian river are also assessing the dage. ( james ) the town of monte rio is a prime example. earlier this morning we spoke with monte rio fire chief steve baxman ... who told us about where things stand this morning. ( darya ) forestville fire fighters are patrolling on the russian river ... looking for any hazards or anyone who may need help. among the hazards they are looking out for are propane tanks, trailers and cars that were swept away by the flood waters. firefighters are also keeping an eye out for power lines. <"when it's two feet higher you can be taken out by power lines so">"this is the most flooded i have seen it here. we've had a couple of other floods but this is the highest and most devastating houses down in the hacienda area">>( darya ) as the river recedes ... fo

appointment comes after the death of long time public defender jeff adachi. kron 4's sara stinson is joining us live from city hall. i'm live at city hall where we're waiting for mayor london breed to announce who she will appoint as the new public defender.the person who will replace the late and longtime jeff adachi who suddenly died last month.adachi was 59 years old and in his fifth term as public defender.when mayor breed found out about his death she said san francisco has lost a dedicated public servant and our communities have lost a champion.everyone in the san francisco public defenders office were shocked to hear about his death, which is still under investigation - but foul play is not suspected at this time.breed hasn't given any hints to us about who she will pick to replace adachi before the november fifth election, but some think she could pick chief deputy public defender matt gonzalez. the 53-year-old is best known for his work defending the undocumented immigrant accused of shooting and killing kate steinle who was walking on the san francisco pier.however - it's s

morning commute. and we have sara stinson showing us the rain in hayward and yoli aceves showing us the conditions in san jose. before we go live with them ... lets start with in the weather center with john. the first day of spring is coming along with some pretty big changes today. a look outside shows skies cloudy and rainy something that we will be seeing across the bay not just through the morning but well into the afternoon. current temperatures are seen as pretty mild, the biggest thing you have to remember as your stepping outside is grabbing that rain jacket or umbrella. satellite and radar shows all the green and yellow indicating that rainfall that is pushing into the bay currently.this afternoon expect daytime highs to peak into the upper 50's and low 60's, this making for a noticeably cooler day than we've felt lately among all the other changes in today's weather.the next 7 days temperatures will level out in the again into the start of the weekend interspersed by drier conditions as well. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san ma

issues not agreed upon.we'll have to continue these negotiations - live in san ramon, sara stinson kron four news. thanks sara. ( james ) a scare at ry school in san nt to the school yesterday after a suspicious substance. students and staff sheltered in place while during the investigation. after some testing ... officials say they determined the substance was harmless. police have not explained what it was. ( james ) a heads up for people driving in the east bay near clayton. the recent storm caused a mudslide ... forcing the closure of marsh creek road. this is video of public works cleaning up part yesterday's mess ... but they say rocks and debris are still falling. so marsh creek road between the clayton city limit and morgan territory road is closed until further notice. they have and morgan territory road to warn drivers to take a different route. ( james ) in the south bay... tslick roads ng a drivers along highway- 17 in the santa cruz mountains. the rain caused multiple car crashes ... and they seed happ another... many fender benders and accidents made for a slow and messy c

evacuation orders for thousands of people. (áááboxesááá) kron4's sara stinson is live in guerneville with the latest. ( james )( darya ) welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. let's get a check of the forecast. skies a touch cloudier today with showers arriving late. daytime highs in the upper 50's to low 60's. tomorrow will start with heavy rain before showers taper off through the day, a few lingering into sunday early on. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. ( james ) another big story we are following this morning... communities around the country are dealing with water contamination issues... now lawmakers in washington... including a bay area congressman... have introduced a new bill to ensure americans have access to clean and safe water. alexandra limon has the details. flint michigan made national headlines when the city's efforts to save money led to lead contaminated water making some residents sick and killing others.rep. dan kildee /d-miin the kind of crisis that no community sh

voted to ban overnight r-v parking.( will ) kron 4's sara stinson is joining us now live with more on the plan and what it means. contencious meeting last night - l ted to ban r-v's from parking on city streets between two and five in the morning....this went into effect immediately. city council did however agree to create some kind of permitting system that would giving some r-v owners two week exemptions.people against the ban showed up to the meeting yelling, rallying and trying to tell city council their story.many people saying the only housing they can afford is living in an r-v or in a car...this is all apart of the housing crisis that the entire bay area is feeling.but as we've continued to cover the r-v ban in berkeley, city council tells us that the vast amount of people parking in recreational vehicles has caused a shortage of parking for residents and also a health issue.the city has received hundreds of complaints from people who work and live here.so after hearing public comment until almost 11 last night they finalized the decision to ban r-v's.many people were hoping

the golden gate bridge. kron4's sara stinson is live at the golden gate bridge with more on the proposals under consideration. today - golden gate bridge officials will consider a proposal to increase tolls over the next five years starting july first. there are two different scenarios the golden gate bridge, highway and transportation district board of directors could pick.one option would increase tolls for fastrak drivers by 30-cents yearly making it 8.50 to cross the bridge.for pay as you go customers it would cost nine dollars and those who use the invoice billing to nine dollars and 75 cents over five years.this would raise approx 90 million dollars over five years.the other option being considered today is more expensive for fastrak drivers rising tolls 35 cents a year making it eight dollars and 75 cents.for pay as you go it would be nine dollars and invoice billing would have to pay nine dollars and 75 cents. this would raise a 100 millon dollars over five years. the bridge district says they need to increase tolls to pay for operations, leasing equipment, supplies and

how they're feeling about the increase - stay tuned.i'm live in san francisco, sara stinson, kron four news. ( james ) thanks sara. happening today. there will be a hearing on a request to postpone the ghost ship warehouse fire trial. a motion was filed asking to delay the trial the two defendants in the case by six defendants in the case by six months ... because of newly discovered evidence. ghostship warehouse creative director max harris and master tennant derick almena are charged with 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter for the fire during a music party in oakland that killed 36 people in 2016. almena and harris' trial is set to begin april second. new this morning. two san francisco supervisors want to close down the city's juvenile hall. supervisors hillary ronen and shamann walton say the city is spending more than 13 million dollars a year to lock kids up in a juvenile hall ... that they sa

with the district ... possibly averting a strike. ( darya ) kron 4's sara stinson is joining us live in san ramon with more on the tentative deal. negotiations went on for over 13 hours between the san ramon valley unified school district and its teachers.it even went into the night, it was well worth it because both agreed on most things and reached a tentative agreement.o friday -- when it almost escalated to a strike as 98 percent of the teachers in the looks like that won't be neccisary after yesterdays long negotiatons.this is what the district and teachers agreed on...take a look at your screen.- a four point one eight salary increase, school nurses working five more days and will get an annual five percent stipend of their annual base salary- speech language pathologists will also work five more days- teachers will get more planning time and more personal time off and while both are calling this tremendous progress - now on your screen is what they didn't agree on ....- lower class sizes, more nurses district wide, lower counseling ratios, special education maximums, reduction

... possibly averting a strike.( darya ) kron 4's sara stinson is joining us live in san ramon with more on th negotiations went on for over 13 hours between the san ramon valley unified school district and its teachers.it even went into the night, it was well worth it because both agreed on most things and reached a tentative agreement. but this was the situation on friday -- when it almost escalated to a strike as 98 percent of the teachers in the union voted to authorize a strike if need be - but it looks like that won't be neccisary after yesterdays long negotiatons.this is what the district and teachers agreed on...take a look at your screen.- a four point one eight salary increase, school nurses working five more days and will get an annual five percent stipend of their annual base salary- speech language pathologists will also work five more days- teachers will get more planning time and more personal time offand while both are calling this tremendous progress - now on your screen is what they didn't agree on ....- lower class sizes, more nurses district wide, lower counselin

kron4's sara stinson reports now ... this is not the first time he has been caught doing this sort of thing. this not the first time the stanford lecturer and prestigious musician has been arrested for prowling, but the latest time was caught on camera at home here on meadowslands lane. you can see mark veregge in this video walking naked in front of the home. he knocked on the front door looked through a window and then fled the scene. san jose police say between feburary 15th and march fifth veregge committed several acts of indecent exposure. one of the times veregge was captured on video wearing a dress as he approached another home here on meadowlands lane where police say he exposed himself and ran away. the video helped police identify the 60-year- old. take a look at his picture now - he has been arrested on multiple counts of misdeamnor of peeping and prowling. a faced back in 20-17 for prowling. the julliard trained musician has been apart of the california symphony and opera san jose. people we have talked with in the past have said they were bewildered that he would do thi

the toll to 101 ( james ) ( will ) kron 4's sara stinson is joining us now live from oakland ( james ) thanks sara. ( james ) residents in the peninsula are also waking up to some rain this morning.( will ) kron 4's yoli aceves is in san mateo.yoli? ( james ) thanks yoli. ( james ) don't forget --- you can track the forecast in your neighborhood anytime --- on the kron-4 mobile app. download it today for interactive radar... and push alerts on weather events around the bay area. ipads were pulled from students in sonoma couwere pull classrooms last week. after a parent of a second grade student at prestwood elementary found the content. the associate superintendent of the sonoma valley school district says several other kids in the class also accessed the content. he explained how he believes they got past the filters on the i- pads. ( james ) as we head to break, here's a live look at the radar....rain is moving across the bay area.. ♪ sometimes, bipolar i disorder makes you feel like you can do it all. but mania, such as unusual changes in your mood, activity can leave you on sha

's sara stinson joins us live on 101 where we always see flooding in this kind of weather. how is it right now sara? ( james thanks sara.sara. ( james ) francisco are also dealing with the rain and flooding this morning. ( will ) kron 4's yoli aceves is near where the 101 and 380 meet. how are things out there yoli? ( will ) don't forget --- you can track the forecast in your neighborhood anytime --- on the kron-4 mobile app. download it today for interactive radar... and push alerts on weather events around the bay area. ( james ) breaking overnight...police are investigating two separate shootings in oakland..one of them deadly. the first shooting happened around 6:30 last night in the 1500 block of east 16th street. a man died from his injuries in that shooting..no one else was hurt. a few hours later...two men were shot in the 2600 block of foothill boulevard. the men took themselves to a hospital...one of them was listed in critical condition this morning. police have not made arrests in either shooting. ( james ) a man was taken to the hospital after he was shot tuesday afterno

with the district.( will ) teachers voted to authorize a strike. kron 4's sara stinson is joining us now live from dublin to tell us just how close they are from walking out of the classrooms and on to the picket lines today - teachers are standing in solidarity wearing green and black as negotiations continue between the dublin unified school district and teachers association.98 percent of the association agreed on friday to authorize a strike if teachers believe the mediation has been exhausted.teachers say they are becoming fed up with negotiations as they've been going on for 11 months.asking f managable class size caps, better staffing ratios for counselors, as well as a compensation that will attract educators to the school district. teachers specifically want a three percent salary increase - the district has proposed a two percent raise.so a strike is pending today as mediation continues - we will have to continue to follow the progress made.live in dublin, sara stinson, kron four news. cg: gabrielle carpenter, fredrickson elementary teacher cg: danielle meyen, fredrickson

experience the neighborhood. kron-4's sara stinson has the story. (on cam) the 11th annual sunday streets event kicked off in the mission district. they comple valencia street from duboce avenue to 26th street. i brought my skateboard so we can go check it out. (nat)the 11th season of sundays streets didn't disappoint as people of all ages were able to dabble with music, street art, leggos, hulla hoops - you name it.the whole point of the event is to transform an area into a car- free community space for everyone to enjoy. <"have fun without the cars and the noise. we love this street usually now its double the fun.">sunday streets started as a mayorial initiative by our current governor gavin newsom back in 2008. the event coordinator ysunty and non-profit liveable city. <"encourage community building, meeting your neighbors and another aspect is thinking about your streets differently as a place to build community."><"definitely creates a sense of a mission an get to see eachother for the first time in a while you know."> i skated - others walked, rode bikes and scooters and some even b

strike. kron 4's sara stinson has more on the possible deal. negotiations went on for over 13 hours between the san ramon valley unified school district and its teachers and it was all worth it as they have a tenative agreement and they'll continue to bargain in the coming days.<"we felt we had an excellent day yesterday we reached an agreement on 11 different areas of interest."> but this was the situation on friday -- when teachers sent a message to the san ramon valley unified school district saying they are prepared to go on strike if need be.in fact 98 percent of the teachers in the union voted to authorize a strike if a fair contract isn't reached soon.however speed up to today - this is what the district and teachers agreed on...take a look at your screen.- a four point one eight salary increase, school nurses working five more days and will get an annual five percent stipend of their annual base salary.also, speech language pathologists will also work five more days. teachers will get more planning time and more personal time off. while both sides are calling this tremendous

sara stinson has the details. "the shooting happened right here in the heart of walnut creek in the union bank parking lot. i spoke with people who live and work here who say they are shocked this would happen in such a safe city."i'm just...it's completely shocking...i always feel safe walking by there."i believe it's a very safe place to live, but just like anywhere we do have troubles sometimes."walnut creek police are still looking for the gunman who shot a man here in the union bank parking lot on mount diablo blvd and locust street just before ten sunday night.police had the entire parking lot tapped off as they investigated the scene.across the street is a century theaters - movie goers stood by wondering what happened.the man who was shot walked into kaiser's walnut creek medical center with a gunshot wound to the back.his injuries are non life threatening.the odd thing is that there are very few witnesses so the circumstances that led up to the shooting are still under investigation. people on scene say the victim was robbed before being shot - but we are still trying to co

time public defender jeff adachi. kron 4's sara stinson has the details. here at the san francisco city hall, mayor london breed has announced she has picked manohar raju as the new public defender. he says his office is still mourning the loss of jeff adachi, but he's excited for this opportunity."i was super excited. we have a wonderful office, it's been inspired and run by jeff adachi for a number of years and i am humbled to lead this office to the next level."raju has been a public defender for 18 years, 11 of which was spent at the san francisco public defenders office.he currently manages the felony division. mayor london breed says there was a lot of solid candidates, but picked raju as she believes his experience will help him create change in the criminal justice system. "he has been an advocate not only in the courtroom, but also making policy changes, fighting for more african american representation in juries, going to sacramento to push for policy changes to make our courtrooms more equitable. and i know that mano is commited to continue pushing and advocating for these po

san ramon, sara stinson kron four news. thanks sara. ( darya ) new this morning... the university of california system will not be raising tuition for in- state students for the 2019- 202 school year. officials with the u-c system made the announcement yesterday. they say that the tuition will remain flat despite the rising costs and growing enrollment. school officials say that governor newsom's new budget is part of the reason they were able to keep tuition steady. ( darya ) another big story we are following this morning... a mom and her two young boys were found dead inside their san jose apartment. now its being called a murder-suicide.( james ) kron4's will tran is live in san jose with the latest. the young boys ... just four and seven years old. investigators say the boy's father found the bodies day ... apartment near kooser road and meridian avenue. police say the woman killed her sons before killing herself ... but they have not said how. neighbors are shocked about what happened. the deaths of the boys are the eighth and ninth homicides in san jose this year. thanks will.

kron 4's sara stinson tells us how close they are from walking out of the classrooms. (on cam) <"negotiations are ongoing between the dublin unified school district and it's teachers, but teachers voted last week to authorize a strike if mediation isn't working."><"we will not back down for what is best for the kids and what is best for my colleagues so hopefully we can reach an agreement today last time we met for 13 and a half hours.">before the bell rang - teachers at fredrickson elementary school stood outside with signs and handed out informational panflets to parents informing them about the negotiations with the district.<"our goals are to secure class size, class size that helps with student achievement, work load that allows teachers to interact with kids, special ed support.">a salary raise is also beingnegotiated.<"four and a half percent which is point eight above the state kola, plus health care. my teachers pay for the

made last night on social media and the school is now responding. kron 4's sara stinson is live at u-c berkeley this morning with the details. a former cal atheltics intern wrote a lengthy post yesterday on facebook accusing football players and coaches of sexual harassment.kron 4 is not identifying the student because she could be a victim of sexual assault. in the student's post - she describes several instances of alleged sexual harassment including a time when she says a coach told her i will get you fired if you do not have sex with me. she also alleges that an unnamed coach invited her back to memorial stadium to his office at midnight.she wrote in the facebook post quote "he snuck me into his office, i put my backpack and binder down, and he immediately grabbed for my waist. i was terrified, my mind was fuzzy, and i do not remember much from that night. he kept kissing me, pushing me against the wall, and i left."in another instance the student claims that at an away game a coach invited her backo his hotel room and tried to have sex with her, but when she denied him he became

accusations were made last night on social media and the school is now responding. kron 4's sara stinson is live at u-c berkeley this morning with the details. a former cal atheltics intern wrote a lengthy post yesterday on facebook accusing football players and coaches of sexual harassment.kron 4 is not identifying the student because she could be a victim of sexual assault. in the student's post - she describes several instances of alleged sexual harassment including a time when she says a coach told her i will get you fired if you do not have sex with me. she also alleges that an unnamed coach invited her back to memorial stadium to his office at midnight.she wrote in the facebook post quote "he snuck me into his office, i put my backpack and binder down, and he immediately grabbed for my waist. i was terrified, my mind was fuzzy, and i do not remember much from that night. he kept kissing me, pushing me against the wall, and i left."in another instance the student claims that at an away game a coach invited her back to his hotel room and tried to have sex with her, but when she denied h

stinson, kron four news. thanks sara. happening today. there will be a hearing on a request to postpone the ghost ship warehouse fire trial. a motion was filed asking to delay the trial of the two defendants in the case by six months ... because of newly discovered evidence. ghostship warehouse creative director max harris and master tennant derick almena are charged with 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter for the fire during a music party in oakland that killed 36 people in 2016. almena and harris' trial is set to begin april second. new this morning. two san francisco supervisors want to close down the city's juvenile hall. supervisors hillary ronen and shamann walton say the city is spending more than 13 million dollars a year to lock kids up in a juvenile hall ... that they say is 70 to 75 percent empty. a proposal is being drafted to close san francisco's juvenile hall by the year 20-21 ... and instead use city money to pay for a non-institutional rehab center with various programs and services. the center would serve as a new model for youth who have to be detained per

.( james ) (ááádoubleboxááá) kron4's sara stinson is live in danville. sara? tree came crashing down around 5 this morning on veda drive in danville. no one was hurt. the tree fell from one side of the road down to the other, but didn't es instead it power lines. 23 people are without power. pge is on scene. city crews are waiting on a tree company to come out and remove the tree. someone on scene said the owner had a tree company access this tree 4 days ago and said it was fine. clearly it wasn't as it toppled over during the early morning when we saw the strongest wind and rain. neighbors say they're so glad no one was hurt and that no homes got major damage. thanks sara. ( darya ) because of the wet weather cal-trans has delayed construction work on the richmond-san rafael bridge. the repairs were supposed to begin this week... in an effort to prevent more concrete from falling onto the lower deck in the future. crews saying they have to replace the 31 sliding joints on the upper sliding joints replace the 31 sliding joints on the upper deck of the bridge. repairs are expected to

who went missing while swimming overnight with two friends. ( will ) kron 4's sara stinson is live at the scene. sara. breaking news out of pacifica where the coast guard is searching for man who went missing while swimming overnight with two friends. rescue crews are gathering now at rockaway beach. air and marine search teams are working to find the man. we have a crew headed to the scene and we'll have more throughout the morning. ( james ) thanks sara. ( will ) in the east bay... police are looking for a man wanted for sexually assaulting a woman in berkeley. the incident was caught on camera. it happened back in february on university avenue... but police have just released the video. you can see the man walk up behind the woman and touch her inappropriately. then he walks off down the street. you can also see him walk past a store. police only have a vague descripti

) kron4's sara stinson is live in petaluma where one of the rallies will take place this morning.sara? thanks sara. ( james ) for your money this morning... tesla has unveiled its new "affordable" midsize s-u-v. but it won't be available for purchase until next year. it will cost you around 41-thousand dollars. and a less expensive one will follow in 20-21. that one is expected to cost around 39-thousand dollars. there are some unanswered questions about these vehicles, including where they will be made and how fast tesla can crank them out.tesla has said previously it will likely build the model y at its gigafactory in nevada. (james) james adlib big board. ( james ) coming up in the next hour of the kron4 morning news... a new statement from senator kamala harris after the governor halted executions in the state. find out what else she revealed in a recent interview. another nice day to look forward to as daytime highs boost well back into the 60's under continued sunshine. skies tomorrow and through the weekend will continue to remain dry with temperatures only getting warmer into

locust street in walnut creek. this happened around 10:00 last night. kron 4's sara stinson is live in wlanut creek this morning with the latest. sara. it's not everyday you hear about a shooting in walnut creek let alone downtown in front of a bank and across the sreet from the movie theater. this morning police do not have the shooter in custody. the shooting happened at the union bank parking lot on mount diablo blvd and locust street last night just before ten.an entire block was tapped off as walnut creek police investigated the scene...nearby movie goers stood by wondering what happened.after a man was shot he walked into kaiser's walnut creek medical center with a gunshot wound to the back.his injuries are non life threatening.the odd thing is that there are very few witnesses so the circumstances that led up to the shooting are still under investigation. people on scene say the victim was robbed before being shot - but we are still trying to confirm that with police. right now we're waiting to get an update from police to see where they're at in the investigation this morning.

vigil began at 6-30 this morning in san jose.(áboxesá) kron4's sara stinson is there now with more. sara? at 6:30 a.m. saturday, the at 6:30 a.m. at 6:30 a.m. saturday, the south bay islamic association is holding a prayer gathering at 2345 harris way in san jose. later at 7:30 p.m. saturday, a vigil is being held at the dr. martin luther king jr. library on the campus of san jose state university in san jose. the pacific institute is holding two vigils at 8 p.m. saturday. one is at 1257 tasman drive in sunnyvale and the other is being held at 979 san pablo ave. in albany. sunday, a remembrance will be held at 3:30 p.m. at the muslim community center-east bay at 5724 w. las positas blvd. in pleasanton and at 5:30 p.m. a candlelight vigil will be held in the multifaith sanctuary in st. joseph's hall at santa clara university. university. dr. martin luther king, jr. library san jose state university campus7:30 p.m. the pacific institute1257 tasman drive sunnyvale979 san pablo ave. albany8pm (áboxesá) thanks sara. ( marty ) ( marty ) there are a lot of questions after terorrist atta

airports. kron4's sara stinson is live at s-f-o with more. at s-f-o at southwest - the airline had 31 boeing 737 aircrafts in service - but they are all grounded indefinitely now that an emergency order was put in place by president trump.all boeing 737 max eight and max nine are grounded an ethiopian airliner that killed 157 people.other countries had previously grounded these planes the f-a-a said it didn't have any data showing the boeing max's were unsafe and were against the grounding. president donald trump issued the emergency order wednesday saying new information has come to light in the ongoing investigation into the crash.satelite based tracking shows there are similarities between the deadly ethiopian airlines and the lion air crash that happened back in october 20- 18. as dozens of countries inv continue on in paris, france. for now the flights, but this morning we will check in with passengers to see how they're feeling about this...live at sfo sara stinson kron four news. <"i feel a great relief. i think it was a great think there little more to be done and to determine

overnight r-v parking.( will ) kron 4's sara stinson is joining us now live with more on the plan and what it means. after an hours long contencious meeting last night - berkeley city council voted to ban r-v's from parking on city streets between two and five in the morning....this went into effect immediately. city council did however agree to create some kind of permitting system that would giving some r-v owners two week exemptions.people against the ban showed up to the meeting yelling, rallying and trying to tell city council their story.many people saying the only housing they can afford is living in an r-v or in a car...this is all apart of the housing crisis that the entire bay area is feeling.but as we've continued to cover the r-v ban in berkeley, city council tells us that the vast amount of people parking in recreational vehicles has caused a shortage of parking for residents and also a health issue.the city has received hundreds of complaints from people who work and live here.so after hearing public comment until almost 11 last night they finalized the decision to ban r-v's.