i'm vicki liviakis... this time...smith is accused of assaulting his fiance.. this past weekend in san francisco... and earlier today...the raiders cut ties with him.(grant) and tonight there is a warrant out for his arrest.... kron4's charles clifford has details on the latest allegations, charles? monday afternoon, the san francisco police department issued an arrest warrent for former oakland raider aldon smith. police say that although smith is not yet in custody, they are hoping he will surrender soon.sotwe are working with his legal counsel to coordinate a surrender for him.smith is wanted in connection with an incident

this past saturday in which he allegedly assaulted his ex girlfriend here in the 600 block of bush street in san francisco. officers responded to the scene after the victim called 911. "the victim is calling us saying the suspect threw her around the room and bit her wrist. he climbed out of the window and may have gotten into a black range rover."smith allegedly fled the scene before police arrived. the victim's injuries are considered nonlife threatening but smith is now facing multiple charges. sothe is wanted on allegations of misdemenaor domestic violence, assault, false improsonment, and vandalism. all of which are misdemeanor charges.this isn't aldon smith's first run in with trouble. back in 2015, the former san francisco 49er was released from the team after he was arrested for a dui hit and run in santa clara. smith was then pick up by the oakland raiders but suspended in november 2015 for violating nfl substance abuse policies. he has not played since. on monday, the raiders announced that smith had been released from the team.alhtough he has not yet surrendered to authroties, smith did make a cryptic post on facebook sunday saying you are all so wrong.now, the website tmz has reported that smith has entered a rehab facility for

substnace abuse, we have so far been unable to confirm that claim. in san francisco, charles clifford kron 4 news. (vicki) breaking news we're following tonight.... a 50 year old mom with her seven year son...have died at kirkwood ski resort.(grant) the alpine county sheriff's office says the two were first reported missing last night around 6-45. they were later found buried under snow. the mom and son were last seen on a lift chair around 4- pm. and at approximately 9...a neighbor noticed ski gloves on the snow near their condo. olga perkovic and her son aaron were found unconscious beneath three feet of snow.(vicki) they were rescued and airlifted to the hospital-- but neither survived. deputies determined the two had returned to their condo by skiing through a wooded area... that's when the snow slid from the roof of the condo and buried them.

perkovic was on a ski vacation with her three children when it happened. grant) another big story we are following tonight... three people are injured after a stabbing on a greyhound bus... that was headed for oakland. the stabbing happened this afternoon near visalia...about 40 minutes south-east of fresno... police say two women got in a fight on the bus... three people were stabbed and the suspect was restrained by the bus driver and another passenger. witnesses describe what happened...

undocumented immigrants who came to the u.s. as children. they were protected by a program called daca which the president tried to end but was upheld by a san francisco judge.tonight congress still hasn't come up with a solution. ((ella in monitor)) kron 4's ella sogomonian is live in redwood city where frustrated san mateo county leaders came together. they're demanding that congress come up with what they call a common sense legislation to protect undocumented immigrants by paving a way to citizenshippkg nats: "march 5th was originally the deadline to end the daca program since the dhs was ordered by federal judges to resume renewing daca permits this may now seem

likea day of inaction."monday san mateo county community leaders stood in solidarity at the united methodist church to urge congress to come up with a plan to protect immigrants that came to the u.s. as children. the show of support had adriana guzman who moved here from mexico with an undocumented daughter in tears. sot: adriana guzman, faith in action bay area// "i see that the way the government has begun treating immigrants is inhumane. we really feel a lot of fear. a lot of us come here looking for help for a better life for our kids and and now we are facing the same fear that we had where we came from."the deadline for congress to address the future of the more than 700 thousand undocumented immigrants who were protected by a program called daca has come to an end and there has been no solution presented. president donald trump tweeting it's march 5th and

the democrats are nowhre to be found on daca. gave them 6 months, they just don't care. where are they? we are ready to make a deal!sot: david canepa, san mateo county supervisor//"you have to take a position you have to take a stand either way. and i thin kthe electorate respects that and i think when we play sort of games kicking the can down the road the electorate gets frustrated so hopefully they resolve this."supervisor canepa who represents the fifth district announced his efforts to push for a local move that would help undocumented immigrants by hiring lawyers to handle cases all the way to deportation.he is already in discussion with the private defenders office for san mateo county. the group also condemned recent raids by immigration and customs enforcement whose representative assure they're going after dangerous criminals, but locals argue innocent families have been torn apart in the process. live in redwood city ella sogomonian kron 4 news. (grant) new tonight at nine.... fresh perspective on that ice crackdown last week that took in 232 undocumented immigrants in northern california. as reporter danny freeman explains-- one organization says nearly two-dozen people were detained from one latino community... but that number could be higher.

yulie gonzalez is used to having dozens of people in her lamont restaurant el fogon early every morning.yulie gonzalez/restaurant owner: "cuatro de la manana seis de la manana..."between four and six, field workers flood in for coffee and breakfast. but this week that changed. ánats of yulieáher shop has been empty, she says, because much of the undocumented field worker population is terrified of ice.fatima hernandez/the united farm workers foundation: "as of monday we started receiving lots of calls from the community in regards to ice detentions."the united farm workers foundation says it has confirmed at least 23 individuals have been detained from central valley. fatima hernandez/the united farm workers foundation: "they've been stopped on their way to work, five o'clock in the morning, between five and six, going to work. they're being pulled over by ice. it's not the police, it's not highway patrol."adding some have already been deported. win eaton/bakersfield immigration attorney: "i don't

know where that number's coming from but i can tell you we've had many more than 24 calls from different families that say their individual has been detained."bakersfield immigration attorney win eaton says his phone has not stopped ringing.win eaton/bakersfield immigration attorney: "a young lady yesterday was in the chair that you're sitting right now. she's in her early thirties, she's been here for more than 18 years in the united states. she has four u.s. citizen born children ranging from 9 months to 9-years-old. there's no criminal history with her or her husband --her husband has just been detained, she was weeping almost uncontrollably, i can't even tell the story...without it emotionally affecting me."ice would not comment specifically on kern friday, but in a press release ice said it has no choice but to continue "at large arrests in local neighborhoods and at worksites." ice cites california passing a so-called 'sanctuary state' bill, prohibiting local law enforcement from cooperating with ice. (grant) that was danny freeman reporting. it's uncelar when the next ice crackdown will take place in the bay area. (vicki) the man convicted

of killing two california law enforcement officials was in court for sentencing today.. luis bracamontes confessed to killing sacramento county deputy danny oliver -- and placer county sheriff's detective michael davis junior back in 20-14. the prosecution explained to the jury...it plans to let family members of danny oliver and mike davis speak about their loss... all in an effort to seek the death penalty. however the defense..is blaming bracamontes' rough upbringing in a rural community in mexico...for his crimes...in an attempt to save his life.(sot) "officer michael davis and danny oliver are individuals whose death represent a deep loss to our society" bracamontes faced a total of 15 charges. he was foung guilty on all counts...includi ng five special circumstances.. .and is now eligible for the

death penalty. lawrence karnow: it was a beautiful if not cool day from the land to the sea. there's was hardly a cloud in the sky as high pressure builds overhead. it's going to be a little cool if you're going out tonight but there will be plenty of stars. lows tonight will be chilly in the 30s in some of the valleys with 40s around the bay and coast. it's all quiet on the doppler as the storm clouds have moved out for now. but on the satellite you can see the next storm off the coast. it's not a strong storm but it could bring some showers toward the middle of the week. tomorrow will be a little warmer but we'll also see a few high clouds moving across our skies. highs will be in the low 60s to low 70s. we'll see increasing clouds on wednesday leading to a chance of showers wednesday night and thursday. we'll have a short break after that before a stronger storm approaches late in the weekend. (vicki) a five-year-old girl who died in a horrific car crash last week has been identified. her name is layloni westbrook... the

accident happened just outside concord on kirker pass road near hess road. police say the s-u-v had gone off the roadway and overturned down an embankment. layloni was unresponsive at the scene and later died at the hospital. a 6-year-old boy who was also in the s-u-v was taken to the hospital with minor injuries.. the driver and the passenger-- who is the mother of both children-- were also taken to the hospital with minor injuries.. c-h-p officials say safety seats "were not used properly or at all" in the car. alcohol and drugs do not alcohol and drugs do not appear to be factors in the crash. (grant) police on the peninsula are asking for your help...while they work to catch a killer. as kron-4's gabe slate reports...investigators say no tip is too small. late tuesday night february 13th the body of 53 year old san francisco resident gilberto martin jr. rodriguez was found in the parking lot of gray whale cove state beach. the san mateo county sheriff's office has ruled it a homicide saying gilberto martin jr. rodriguez was shot and died on the scene.gray whale cove is located off hwy one south of pacifica and north of half

moon bay..sound from detective rosemerry blankswade and public information officer san mateo county sheriff's office" it is unusual, i'm not aware of any other homicides in that area "rosemerry blankswade is a detective for the san mateo county sheriff's office, she says is normally a place of beauty and peace right on the ocean..sound from detective rosemerry blankswade and public information officer san mateo county sheriff's office" it's really busy.. hikers, joggers, popular place "we caught up with stepahine lee, the day after the murder, she lives in half moon bay and visits gray whale cove often. sound from stephanie lee - gray whale cove visitor"it's a small town and this is not normal, we think we are safe" investigators released the name and picture of the victim hoping someone remembers seeing gilberto martin jr. rodriguez that night before he died and can provide a lead. sound from detective rosemerry blankswade and public information officer san mateo county sheriff's office" we are asking for public's help, no tip is to small, if anyone saw anything let us know.. we need closure for the family. " in san mateo gabe slate kron 4 news. (vicki) coming up on kron4 news at 9... the biggest storm of the year blanketed the sierra with

snow... we'll see if last week's blizzard's brought enough snow to fend off a drought. (grant) first sea lion attacks...now...waste water...in one of san francisco's most iconic locations. find out who's responsible for the smelly situation...and why it could keep happening. (vicki) and after the break...employees at an east bay bookstore are fed up and speaking out tonight... after being targeted... by an extremist group almost a dozen times... hear what they want done in a live report... baby boomers, here's something you should know. there's a serious virus out there that 1 in 30 boomers has, yet most don't even know it. a virus that's been almost forgotten. it's hepatitis c. hep c can hide in the body for years without symptoms. left untreated it can lead to liver damage, even liver cancer. the only way to know if you have hep c is to ask your healthcare provider for the simple blood test. if you have hep c, it can be cured. for us, it's time to get tested.

it's the only way to know for sure. (grant) an east bay bookstore has

been the target of an alt-right group for the last several months. just this weekend...the same group returned and threatened to burn the store down. kron

4's ali reid joins us live from berkeley tonight. why is this store being targeted? ... employees from revolution books tell me the store's goal is to share the truth about what's happening in the world. this particular group started targeting the store after milo yiannopolis was set to speak at u-c berkeley last year.and as we know that turned into a riot.pkgwe're gonna burn down your bookstore, just so you know that. (bleep)on saturday, employees at revolution bookstore were met by an angry group of protestors.reiko redmonde / revolution book they call themselves western chauvenists, and they're all trump supportersthis is an outrageous threat. we're not going to stand for it. we're not going to be intimidated or deterred. employees say this is the 10th time this group has gotten aggressive in front of their store. but this was the first time there was a threat of violence.these are threats you have to take seriously. these people are targeting immigrants, they're targeting muslims, they're

targeting anyone that disagrees with trump.in the past, these extremists showed up with dozens of supporters this is a part of what fascism does. it is intended to intimidate and silence opponents of the trump regime and we're not going to allow that to happenthe all volunteer bookstore takes pride in being an intellectual center for the movement for revolution.rafael kadaris / revolution booksthose people are for ignorance. this bookstore stands for science. it stands for understanding the world. these people are for white supremacy. this bookstore tells the stories of what's happening to people all over the world. what's happening to people of color in this country.standupthey tell me police were called on saturday but no arrests were made.store employees are now rallying the community togeher to stand up to what they consider another form of hate. reporting live in berkeley ... ali reid .... kron 4 news.

(vicki) happening now... it's not a turf war, but a ásurf war, of sorts, out at san francisco's aquatic park. there's a boat anchored there that swimmers say is in their territory...and has been for a while. as kron four's spencer blake explains, the boat's not legally permited to be there in the first place. (reporter on cam)"have you seen anything like it before where somebody just drops anchor and doesn't leave?not for this length of time."s-f maritime spokesman lynn cullivan is referring to this yacht, which has been moored in aquatic park cove for more than one hundred total days.a permit, which this boat does ánot have, only allows you to drop anchor for five days here. "in the past years, every so often someone will stay longer than the five days but generally once the rangers go out and let them know what's going on and say they should obey the rules, they tend to; they move away."but even after rangers spoke to the man who apparently lives aboard the boat...he basically expressed that he doesn't want to leave. swimmers with south end rowing club are getting annoyed that his yacht is right up against the marked swimming boundary. "he's in the way and it seems that he does it on purpose. i mean, all he needs to do is move his boat 20, 30 yards and no one will care."several swimmers didn't want to talk on camera, but they shared a handful of unsavory nicknames they have for the boater...the most mild of which was 'the squatter.'they told me in the mornings, the wind carries the

smell of human waste...which they're pretty sure he's dumping into the water.their collective frustration led to somebody painting 'move the boat' on the side of the vessel."i have nothing to say about that."u-s park police, s-f-p-d, and even the coast guard have been involved in the case.the man has been cited multiple times and arrested...but still his boat bobs on."what we would really like is for the gentleman to move on."in san francisco, spencer blake, kron four news. (vicki)(vicki) cautiously optimistic - that's the take- away from the first snow survey of march. this comes after last week's storms across the state. the department of water resources - out for its second survey at phillips station in five days.

this one after a massive storm blanketed the sierraone the department called a much needed boost. on february 28th...the department reported less than two inches of water content - or 7 percent of the average. today - nearly 10 inches of water. "very robust production. very encouraging and we hope to see more of these.">(steve) statewide readings of water in the snowpack are similar - about 40 percent of average for this time of year. (grant) now to our four zone forecast... as we take this live look outside at the embarcadero... joining us now is chief joining us joining us now is chief meteorologist lawrence karnow... lawrence karnow: it was a beautiful if not cool day from the land to the sea. there's was hardly a cloud in the sky as high pressure builds overhead. it's going to be a

little cool if you're going out tonight but there will be plenty of stars. lows tonight will be chilly in the 30s in some of the valleys with 40s around the bay and coast. it's all quiet on the doppler as the storm clouds have moved out for now. but on the satellite you can see the next storm off the coast. it's not a strong storm but it could bring some showers toward the middle of the week. tomorrow will be a little warmer but we'll also see a few high clouds moving across our skies. highs will be in the low 60s to low 70s. we'll see increasing clouds on wednesday leading to a chance of showers wednesday night and thursday. we'll have a short break after that before a stronger storm approaches late in the weekend.

(grant) still ahead... changes maybe coming to shows at county fairgrounds... the ban one county supervisor is pushing for to stop promoting buying and selling guns in his county... (vicki) plus... president trump's tariff talk sparks fears of a potential trade war... hear the concerns within his ááown party, and international allies. new tonight at ten...dramatic video of heroes in action. police and firefighters join forces to save a choking puppy. the special tool they used to get that animal some oxygen.

that's tonight on kron 4 news at ten.

(grant) 4 your money... it's shaken markets around the globe, sparked criticism by european allies, and raised concerns from members of his own republican party. (vicki) but on this morning, president trump suggested there are conditions under which he'd lift those tariffs on steel and aluminum he announced last week. reporter karin caifa has the latest details... president trump downplaying trade war concerns monday -- pres. donald trump: i don't think we're going to have a trade war.and using steel and aluminum tariffs, as a bargaining chip.pres. donald trump: if we don't make a deal, i'll terminate nafta. but if i do make a deal which is fair to the workers and to the american people, that would be, i would imagine, one of the points that we'll negotiate, will be tariffs on steel for canada and for

mexico.trump's tariff talk -- a proposed 25 percent hike on u-s steel imports and 10 percent on aluminum -- throwing a wrench in already complicated renegotiations around nafta -- a target of trump's since the campaign trail.other allies -- in europe, in particular -- have also expressed dismay -- threatening to hit back with their own tariffs -- sparking trade war worries.rep. david cicilline/-d- rhode island: the idea of engaging in a trade war, that could do real damage to the american economy, that could hurt our allies and our geopolitical situation between the united states and her allies. this is not a well thought out policy prescription. even house speaker paul ryan's office warned of potential economic damage -- saying in a statement --"we are extremely worried about the consequences of a trade war and are urging the white house to not advance with this plan."but in states where steel and aluminum were once economic backbones -- there's support.sen. joe manchin/-d- west virginia: i appreciate and respect the president's throwing it on the table and throwing the gauntlet down because of this. i have -- in west virginia we've lost thousands and thousands of jobs. while the tariffs are intended to give u-s steel and aluminum companies a boost -- they could hurt other u-s manufacturers -- who will have to spend more, for those materials. in washington, i'm karin caifa.

(grant) coming up... a college counselor caught on camera telling a couple to "go back to your home country"... find out what the couple was doing and hear how students are responding... (vicki) plus... a break in a decades old murder investigation in the east bay... and it was a suspect who is already behind bars. we'll explain... (grant) and after the break... a local robotics team visiting utah-- are out thousands of dollars after their prize winning robot -- was stolen... fins out what the students are doing to make sure they can make the next competition..

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bay area high school robotics team is working around the clock... after their robot was stolen after a competition in utah. (grant) as kron 4's dan kerman tells us, the team has less than a month to raise thousands of dollars to build a new robot in time for the next competition this is el toro 21 in action the robot marked 115 was designed and manufactured by monta vista high school's robotics team in 6 weeks and this is video from this weekend's competition in utah. sot ishan mitra (ee-sean meet- tra), president, monta vista high robotics teamafter reaching the semi-finals, and winning the entrepreneurship award, the cupertino school team was knocked out and

finshed 7th of 52 teams but it was what happened later that no minor repair or upgrade will fix sotovernight hotel security video shows someone driving off with the uhaul trailer that had the robot and all the teams tools and extra parts sot isha chakraborty/robotics team finance directorwhile police in utah search for the missing robot, the robotics team is back at work at monta vista high school. they've set up a fundraising page in hopes of netting 25-thousand dollar so they can buy tools and build a new robot before the next competition.sotstandup dan kerman/cupertino (vicki) nokerman/cupertino

(vicki) police and district officials in san francisco are taking extra steps to keep kids safe at rooftop elementary school... this comes after a person who made threats against the school... was released from jail yesterday. police are not identifying the suspect who made the threats. they do say he was affiliated with the school... but not an employee. access points to the school are being watched closely by police officers. district officials are also offering extra emotional support to students and staff. (grant) a santa clara county supervisor says local government has no business in helping to promote the buying and selling of guns on county property. supervisor ken yeager is calling for a ban on gun shows at the santa clara county fairgrounds. just

last month...the venue hosted a "code of the west" gun show...where people buy and sale guns. now, after the florida shooting...yeager says...even though legal....these gun shows are not consistent with promoting the health and well being of residents. (sot) (grant) fairgrounds...">(grant) fairgrounds...">(grant) yeager says his ban.... would not impact county sponsored gun buyback programs. (vicki) in national news tonight... there's a new bi-partisan push in congress to strengthen america's gun background checks. four senators: pat toomey, chris coons, bill nelson, and marco rubio are introducing bill 18-21.... a bill they hope could save lives after last

month's deadly shooting parkland, florida. it would require the f-b-i to share more information with state and local law enforcement- this includes information on when someone is not allowed to buy a gun, tries to buy a gun, and fails the background check. press secretary sarah sanders says the white house is glad to see congress considering new measures but the administration doesn't know what lawmakers will pass... senate leaders say they don't expect a debate on gun control this week. (grant) back here locally... he may have the support of senator kamala harris -- but the race for california governor is far from over.(vicki) lieutenant governor gavin newsom filed the paperwork today - to become a gubernatorial candidate, in time for the june primary. (grant) kron4's maureen kelly was there, and talked to newsom about what's suddenly becoming a much tighter race. (pkg)the lieut governor came back san francisco's city hall with his wife, the youngest of his 4 children and a gaggle or supporters and media. but for all the fanfare, submitting his paperwork to officially become a candidate to lead california as governor

was over quickly.that's it? that's too easy.and that might be the case getting past the june primary, since he is a frontrunner..but clinching the job in november may not be such a slam dunk. a poll last month by the public policy institute of california puts newsom in a virtual tie with the former mayor of los angeles antonio villaraigosa, newsome is slightly ahead with 23-percent of voters. villaraigosa has 21%. today newsom says what puts him apart is leadership and standing tall on the issues.. i think the issues are on climate change, healthcare issues around immigration policy. i was just watching fox news on friday once again i'm in very familiar territory been the poster child of consternation and critique coming from the right wing end of the day leadership is the determining factor in in this racethere were people there who say they are grateful for newsom's leadership on same sex marriage we exchanged vows in san francisco city hall because of gavin newsom. we felt the courage of his convictions and how much his heart was in busted in simply doing the right thing. not because with the popular thing at the time it was actually a huge risk but because he knew it was the right thing to do and i'm really very moved by that courage and that leadership and i think it will serve him well all across the statethere are several other candidates expected to appear on the ballot including state treasurer john chiang and republican assemblyman travis allen. but under the state's

primary system, the top two vote getters on june 5th will move on to the november election, no matter what their party affilation.. maureen kelly kron4 news (grant) 32 years ago.... two young women were found murdered on an east bay road... there was never even a suspect identified.. that is... until last friday... when charges were filed...

people who live in the area tell kron4's haaziq madyun they never thought this day would come a suspect has been charged in the double murders of 18- year-old michelle xavier and 20-year-old jennifer duey in fremont. sotdetective jacob blass/fremont police department: "we have a david emery misch who is going to be our main suspect in this case...">the cold case dates back to february 2nd 1986. that is when around 12:30am a motorcyclist noticed the dead bodies of the two victims here mill creek road. it has been 32 years but people in this quiet part of town remember it like it was yesterdaysot sot fremont police detective credits closing the case to existing evidence collected since david misch became a person of interest back in early 2000sot fremont police say there appears to be no prior connection between the suspect and the two victims. 57-year-old david misch is currently serving time in a california state prison for a 1989 murder of a

woman in alameda county...in fremont now he is facing two additional murder chargessot in fremont haaziq madyun kron4news (grant) still ahead...a couple is mourning tonight... after the sudden death of their pitbull... the seemingly innocent snack... left on the kitchen counter that's responsible for the tragedy. (lawrence bay area weather) (gary sports tease)

tonight the story of two athletes headed in different directions.... aldon smith omce apon a time one of the best defensive player in the nfl.....is tonight into a rehab facility..repordtly taken their by the parents of smiths fiance who alledgly he was involved in a domestic dispute...turned violent over the weekendf. people with-in the raiders organizationwill tell you smith is an alchoholic who needs the care and support that an nfl franchise can provide. smith was serving an nfl suspension which prohibited him from being around the raider facility. former raider coach jack del rio today said... 'never liked "league rules" that eliminate the ability of teams to offer aldon and others in his situation the structure they

so desperately need." . looking ahead you can't help but feel sorry for a young man who had so much promise...tghe underground story has been that smith lost his compass when as a 49er...his girlfriend at the time left him to begin a relationship with colin kapernick. some might say hey move on...but when you grow up with out much family support and ytour group of friends very well may be determined only by how well your playing and how much money you can funnel their way...you get that aldon smith's world is very lonely and confusing. on the flip side over the weekend a yoiung man who experienced his own problems in 2003...won an academy award

employee whoi claimed bryant raped whoi claimed hotel employee whoi claimed bryant raped her.......the two sides eventually agreed to a financial settlement bryant's repuration was in tatters...most every endorser left him.....but his family mom/.dad and wife stayed with him......the laker family didn't abbandon him....and last night he won an acaemy award. right now it doesnt appear as if aldon amith has a second actr in his futrure..see you next hour. coming upi don't think they're really necessary right here because nobody speeds on this street someone in pacifica speed bumps on because of now the city determine if removed i'll next edition of behaving badly (grant)

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your own crosswalk or red zones in your areas... but what about installing your own speed bumps?(vicki) well a neighborhood in one city along the peninsula... has city officials scratching their heads... .. i don't think they're really necessary right here because nobody speeds on this street anyway because all of the potholes the street is vallejo terrace between carmel and paloma, in the city of pacifica, someone installed their very own speed bumps there is a set at both ends of the block with black and yellow stripes, they also come with their own signs one reading slow speed bumps and the other slow children and pets at play . now the fact that it reads children and pets that is a clear indication it's not a city sign another indication is in the back the signs are attached with adjustable metal rings oh and a green pole with a

barcode definitely not city or county issue the city of pacifica says they did not install the speed bumps neither did san mateo county public works so who did . i asked neighbors, no one knows however cassidy a student at a nearby high school had a better idea i think that they should move the speed bumps on to paloma instead because i walk to school every morning none of the cars stop éfunny thing about asking neighbors about problem areas, you tend to find out a lot like for instance just down the street there is a stop sign missing at mirador and paloma and according to residents it's been missing for months .. although the word stop is still painted on the street and another thing i like to say is that there is a stop sign right there and no cars stop for that stop sign that sign was put up a couple years ago because cars don't stopbut let's get back to the subject at hand the speed bumps,... there is a issue which may prevent the speed bumps from being removed the reason, according to pacifica public works .. the street might be considered a private street . despite the streets on both sides being city owned, so they are investigating before someone comes and rips up the speed bumps in pacifica, stanley roberts kron 4 news

"i want you to tell everyone why "i want you to tell "i want you to tell everyone why you told us to go back to our country. you need to go back to your home country. what does that mean?"(grant) mean?"(grant) new at nine... a long beach man says he was out for a walk with his wife and baby last week... when the woman talking in the video...identified as tarin olson...who's a golden west college counselor ... apparently didn't want to share the side-walk with his family. she told him to quote "go back to your home country."(sot) hieu nguyen, student, golden west college:"wow, i think

she's very racist, we live in a country where everyone fought for their rights."kira terry, student, golden west college:"i don't know how to feel about it i'm just so immune to it now i'm just trying to push the negativity out."kira terry, student, golden west college:i don't know what should happen to the counselor, you know, freedom of speech"(grant) college spokesperson said they don't support or condone olson's comments and the matter is being investigated. the coast community college district is looking at olson's performance in the past, and her interaction with students on campus. (vicki) a texas couple is warning other pet owners tonight...after their dog got its head stuck in a chip bag...and suffocated. chrissy young and christian villareal got petey -- a pitbull mix three years ago. he was a part of their family. a couple of weeks ago, they returned home from work to find him unresponsive -- his nose in a tortilla chip bag. the two rushed petey to the vet hospital... but it was too late. dr. allison

erkman says she has heard of cases like this, but it was a first for their clinic.(sot) dr. allison erkman/four seasons veterinary hospital: "anything on the counter within their reach or a trash can that's easily knocked over. dogs will follow their nose to just about anything, and i think if they find it tasty enough, they'll go into it."(vicki) the villareal's say while they'll never know exactly what happened, the bag may have gotten stuck behind petey's ears after eating the chips... and dogs' first instinct is to shake their heads first before pawing at something. lawrence karnow: it was a beautiful if not cool day from the land to the sea. there's was hardly a cloud in the sky as high pressure builds overhead. it's going to be a little cool if you're going out tonight but there will be plenty of stars. lows tonight will be chilly in the 30s in some of the valleys with 40s around the bay and coast. it's all quiet on the doppler as the storm clouds have moved out for now. but on the satellite you can see the next storm off the coast. it's not a strong storm but it could

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had a big night at the oscars. his hometown of guadalajara... watched as the mexican filmmaker won best director for "the shape of water" not to mention his movie also got the big award of the night for "best picture". del toro became the third mexican-born director to nab the award in five years. (vicki)2 shot 'childish gambino'-- has announced a north american tour.(grant) singer donald glover...is also known as star of the show 'atlanta'. the 13-city tour begins in atlanta before coming to oakland's oracle arena in september. hit latest album -- 'awaken, my love' - got three grammy nominations and one win. . glover says he'll retire the 'childish gambino' name after his next album. he's also busy with movies...with upcoming roles in disney's live-action adaptation of "the lion king"-- he'll play simba... and the han solo spinoff "solo: a star wars story." (vicki) a recently revealed portrait of michelle obama has had it's share of fans and critics ... but

one little girl was simply star-struck by it ... and images of her taking it in have gone viral! the photos were taken at the national portrait gallery by a visitor from north carolina.. they show two-year-old parker curry gazing at the portrait of michelle obama. the likeness was painted by artist amy sherald and was revealed last month. parker's mother says parker was so amazed, she wouldn't even turn around for a picture. ((grant))that wraps up kron 4 news at nine((vicki))steve aveson is here with kron 4 news at 10...steve? ((steve))thank you grant and vicki...next at ten...a bay area bookstore claims it is being harassedand the latest incident was caught on camera. tonight here from employees who say the alt-right group threatened to burn their store down.that's next in a live report.for raider and 49er aldon smith...now a wanted man after san francisco police issue a warrant for an alleged domestic violence incident over the weekend.we are live with the very latest.((steve))

plus..tragedy in the sierra.a bay area mother and her son..killed while skiing at kirkwood this weekend.don't go away...kron 4 news at ten starts right after the break.

this is part of what fascism does, it tried to intimidate those not apart of the trump side and we arent going to let that happen (steve) an east bay bookstore has been the target of an alt-right group for the last several months... and now store owners are saying the threats are getting violent. thank you for us tonight im steve aveson. (grant) and im grant lodes.. in for pam moore. the threats include one member saying they will burn down the store. kron 4's ali reid joins us live from berkeley with why the store is being targeted. employees from revolution books tell me the store's goal is to share the truth about what's happening in the world. this particular group started targeting the store after milo

yiannopolis was set to speak at u-c berkeley last year.and as we know that turned into a riot.pkgwe're gonna burn down your bookstore, just so you know that. (bleep)on saturday, employees at revolution bookstore were met by an angry group of protestors.reiko redmonde / revolution book they call themselves western chauvenists, and they're all trump supportersthis is an outrageous threat. we're not going to stand for it. we're not going to be intimidated or deterred. employees say this is the 10th time these extremists have gotten aggressive in front of their store. but this was the first time there was a threat of violence.these are threats you have to take seriously. these people are targeting immigrants, they're targeting muslims, they're targeting anyone that disagrees with trump.they're about making america great again, which is about making america white againin the past, the alt-right group showed up with dozens of supporters.these pro trump fascist thugs have repeatedly targeted