theresa choices from the scene of where police discovered the shooter's car kron four's maureen kelly tells us neighbor, what neighbors are saying about the gunman and michelle kingston is live tonight at a vigil for 3 of the victims, but first we go to kron four's dan kerman with the late-t details from investigators dan. well police held a news conference about 4 o'clock this afternoon still plenty of unanswered questions tonight. >>in terms of motive in terms of whether there was a second suspect all of this evidence still being gathered as authorities try and paint a picture as to what led up to the shooting. at a news conference monday afternoon law enforcement officials said they're still unclear if there was a second suspect no closer to determining whether there was or was not a second suspect. >>and if there was what involvement they may have had. >>authorities also can say whether ballistics from the dead suspect's assault rifle match the bullets in the 3 victims step determination has yet to be made. >>i'm going to still clinton's evidence and it's on site we have not taken

maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>a group of hawaiian elders were the first protesters to be arrested today as they tried to block the construction of a new telescope in hawaii. near them on a k a mountain while supporters of the telescope touted scientific and economic benefits. protesters consider the area sacred today was the 3rd back to back day of protests against the construction of the 30 meter telescope on the mound. >>it was it was pretty emotional quite frankly because some of the people arrested actually related to some of the officers and that was the case in several cases are it's a it's a a tough situation for everyone. >>officials say some of the protesters will be arraigned tomorrow. but it's still unclear on what charges space x and tesla ceo elon musk has created a prototype for brain machine interface that could be. >>implanted in a person as soon as next year. musk's plan is to connect human brains and computers in a way not yet possible through his noor link mentor musk says the technology could

maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>take a look at this what are you. you a look at this guy he's climbing on to the wing of a plane as it's preparing for takeoff happened at the airport in nigeria's like a city the man just walks towards the plane on the runway was spotted by the pilot to slow down the plane later turned off the engine. is this guy continue to wander officials say he then jumped on to the wing of the plane and tried to get in the cabin. in the video you can see that man moving around the wing the people inside the passengers are panicking they're imploring the crew members to open the exit doors people want to get out of there they want to get off the plane. the man was eventually taken into custody. fortunately nobody was hurt. 3 burglary suspects are in custody tonight after this high speed chase through los angeles this morning officers chase that black sedan you can see it there speeding through traffic sometimes reaching well over a 100 miles an hour. and you can see things got dicey at that point around 1045. the driver pulled in

kelly kron 4 news. >>initiative to fight homelessness in san francisco have the giants are involved in what leaders say people who have homes can do to help. >>plus kids are starting to vape at an alarming rate, what lawmakers in dc say today and how that locally cigarette company being blamed is defending itself. >>and sections of one local city are known for a crime problem, but not this quiet section of that the warning from police tonight and who might be breaking and all these homes. >>skip the commercials and get more news during the break make sure you >>there's been a spike good home burglaries in a quiet east bay neighborhood. >>kron four's haaziq that you spoke to police investigators say that the break ins just might be related. >>burglars are targeting homes at richmond's may valley neighborhood. it is a quiet part of town that borders else abroad, a 3rd bid for break the last 30 days was buck word way to separate break stored in street. the most recent incident happened tuesday at a whole b

maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>so great news for comedy fans, the popular punchline comedy club in san francisco is now safe from eviction that's after signing a new lease monday night. supervisor aaron peskin says just hours after the punchline secure its status as a legacy business. he got word, the least with google went through the deal comes just weeks before the punch line face eviction in august peskin thank the coalition of comedians for coming together to save the club, the punch line has been at the battery street location in the financial district for 40 years they've chappelle a lot of to me it's a pretty happy about that the sec outside right now and show you an osprey nest. >>this is in richmond on top of the were lee crane that's one of the old world war 2 era. cranes those used by rosie the riveter to manufacture the ship's air richmond and on this beautiful day a little breezy an osprey ages. >>a little breezy is right, let's check in with her chief meteorologist lawrence karnow to find out just

kelly kron 4 news. >>we now know that the gunman purchased the guns used in the shooting july knife in fallon nevada about an hour east of reno. it was a place called big mike's guns and ammo and they said on their facebook page that the gunman ordered the rifle online. now here's a photo all of a similar weapon, the store's post said that it would never sell a firearm to anyone who acted wrong war. you know looks associated with any sort of bad groups like any white power groups. the shop also released a statement saying that the owner and employees that they're praying for the victims families. well, hundreds of people gathered at a vigil remembering the victims and the people who were injured and are still recovering from the garlic festival shooting state and city leaders were among those who attended that visual. >>it's been a shock over the last 24 hours. but to see all of you here tonight. i so proud to be your mayor. >>obviously my thoughts and prayers go out to the families who are affected by

maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>time for a check on weather, let's look live at the golden gate bridge it was a beautiful day, although it's looking a little foggy right now. >>and if you want to go lawrence a source saying have a picnic tomorrow afternoon where should you go i think you should well if you if you like the cool stuff you head out the coast early and find some sunshine there i think along the beaches for about 2 hours writing about uh 2 our wind on the nepal has become racing on shore. >>11 part of the afternoon elsewhere inside the bay and the valleys are looking great the fog beginning to creep back on shore right now just some patchy stuff out the side but we'll see more that thinking up throughout the night tonight, maybe some drizzle along the coastline temperatures not bad today, they warmed up a little bit in some spots as much as 3 to 4 degrees warmer in some spots inland but yeah, these numbers today comfortable how about 71 in san francisco. we talk about a woman up as you approach the coa

maureen kelly kron 4 news. governor gavin newsome further escalate his feud with president trump. the new bill he just signed today taking aim at presidential candidates and bart continues to try to figure out how to combat crime on trains and at stations as ridership satisfaction. >>is on the decline, we'll talk with bart's new general manager about his vision for the transit system. plus new information tonight about the 2 local teenagers accused of killing an italian police officer, what relatives are saying about their past growing up here in the bay area. i'm meteorologist lawrence karnow back to normal in the bay area's temperatures cold again tod introducing my new spicy chicken strips combo. bigger, tastier strips of juicy chicken with crunchy batter. spice them up with hot sauce or cool them down with buttermilk ranch. try my 100% all-white meat spicy chicken strips combo today. only at jack in the box. ♪ try my $4.99 barbeque bacon double cheeseburger combo. >>the developing story today to bay area teenagers running through the streets of rome, the events that follow t

maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>people in fremont are concerned they say about a homeless navigation center that's being planned in that city right now the city is deciding between 2 potential sites. it will be built either next to the plant nursery on to kowtow road or a parking lot behind city hall. the facility would house about 45 people who had lived there for roughly 6 months at a time. there's now an online petition from residents who oppose the navigation centerthe city says though it's a way to help people affected by the housing crisis. the city council will make its decision on the navigation center in september. >>in the east bay more than 20 storage units were damaged by a grass fire yesterday and today people are showing up to check up on there belongings conference charles clifford brings us details. >>well right now i'm standing along pacheco boulevard just outside of the pitch echo many storage facility. now the fire that bout 20 units in this storage facility broke out around 2.45. >>on tuesday a

maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>now to homelessness which is a big concern in walnut creek really all over the bay area but in that city in particular. there are some kron four's christina tate row is live in that woman creek with more on this. >>this is a new pilot program the city started just about a month ago, there are 2 existing wannacry police officers in charge of it and the city put out a statement saying over the past decade, they seen a steady increase in homelessness and over the past few years, it's raised a lot of concerns with the community currently they're taking anywhere from 2500 to 3,000 calls involving homelessness a year. the main goals building relationships with the homeless community connecting those who are living in homelessness with services working with residents and businesses to address homeless related issues. lower calls for service. all efforts to help develop long-term solutions to recurring problems. the city is seen. >>officers working closely with the woman becomes task force

maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>60 marines showed up for formation this morning and ended up in handcuffs are accused of being involved in drug related offenses and human smuggling among other crimes. the arrest happened at camp pendleton in southern california. an investigation into the troops smuggling immigrants into the us illegally led to the arrests. it comes weeks after 2 other marines were taken into custody near the border on suspicion of >>the white house is emng an or federal judge based in san francisco which blocks the president's latest restrictions on asylum. the administration's new rule keeps almost all migrants at the southern border from applying for asylum. the judge said the rule is likely invalid and a lawsuit is challenging it. well today, white house press secretary stephanie grisham responded saying that those behind the lawsuit found a judge to quote dictate immigration policy to the entire nation. she called the system dysfunctional. the ruling came hours after another federal judge left the policy stance. the preliminary injunction stops a policy while that law

they say they think that's where the gunman was living kron four's maureen kelly has reaction from stunned neighbors. >>yeah, it's really sad. it's something that we never expected. >>the league and family living in this house on this quiet cul de sac which was besieged with atf agents in gilroy police who came in and out of this home carrying bags of evidence overnight and into this morning, they also searched this great nissan parked outside that took pictures, here's sent to look and high school graduation picture from kilroy high's class of 2017 one of his neighbors taught at the school. although she says the gunman was never in her classroom but i never heard anything bad about him. >>pretty normal kid. why respectful you go by he sells his outside using her buying very polite hello goodbye. it just 30 strange a very strange and sad. >>another student at gilroy high had this to say i've seen him walk by and you just you seem like a completely normal guy see how we all knew of he graduated last year i believe in. >>nothing really out of the ordinary. you think the. >>investigators may

kron four's maureen kelly was there to reports the demonstrators claim the online retail giant is in business with the federal government in a way that facilitates deportation. h immigration and cities on amazon prime day, a 1000 signatures on a petition calling on them to get out of this week highs here the activists were stopped from delivering their message for security leaving way. >>amazon who is letting us talk to them. according to these protesters amazon does more than just sell products online. >>was on actually sells amazon web services which is a technology. it's a data platform that allows it. >>ice to collect data. so target people and then deport them. >>they also claim amazon has attempted to sell the feds facial recognition software. >>which can also be used to target people in a really invasive it's scary when there's actuly lot of civil rights activists saying that this technology has not been. >>i actually be good news for other people so there's actually also a racial profiling issue with this use of this technology be reached out to amazon about the activist clai

at a community meeting scheduled for this saturday at the elbow a high school maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>national news now the house as the effort by a maverick democrat to impeach president trump because of the presidents racial insult against 4 of the party's congress women of color. the vote today to kill the proposal by texas congressman al green was defeated 332 to 95 democrats oppose the effort by a 3 to 2 margin. while all republicans voted to kill the effort. earlier today, house speaker nancy pelosi spoke about the impeachment effort and why she does not support it. >>we have 6 committees are working one of following the facts in terms any abuse of power. a section of justice and the rest that the current president meeting gauged in that is a serious path that we're not that mister green is not serious. the deal with that on the floor. >>it was the 3rd time green has forced the house to vote on removing president trump but the first time since democrats took control of the chamber earlier this year as you heard pelosi says she prefers a go slow approach to developing a strong

maureen kelly kron 4 news leaders in san francisco approved an agreement to create affordable housing for educators. the plan will be included on the november ballot mayor london breed in 4 supervisors. released a joint statement about this agreement saying quote we have too many people who can't afford to live in this city and we need to build more affordable housing for everyone struggling with high housing costs. >>there's a new scam targeting people who are using dating apps this revelation coming after a sacramento area guy was nearly tricked into giving his personal info away to thieves online. ryan hill reports. >>you know just one night to get a notification my phone say someone like you on your page like oh all right, plenty of people are looking for love online and on popular apps like tinder. stephen dank's recently use the app and thought he made a good match, but things started getting a little suspicious. she started to ask me for my confirmation number to see my page is legit and i never got a confirmation or before with tender. stevens match sent him a 3rd party site t

maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>so that is in the event of threat. unfortunately we just saw the real thing and we do have continuing coverage of that garlic festival shooting throughout our broadcast tonight and during the commercial breaks on our 24 hour streaming service. that's kron on it also download the kron 4 mobile app to get push alerts sent straight to your phone that updates about this story as soon as we learn any new developments taking a little break from all this tough news. let's talk about the weather right now live shot from san francisco's embarcadero. >>and joining us now chief meteorologist lawrence karnow the weather has made things pretty easy for. >>for us here on the bay the past couple days, it has much more comfortable and all those triple digits are gone now high pressure moving a little further to the east to see out the coastline. now a couple weather system sis to our north and we're going to affect our weather but really just kind of keeping the trough of low pressure along the west coast. and that helps to keep the t

kelly kron 4 news. >>the people of gilroy join together at a vigil tonight to remember the victims. they're also thinking of the people who are still recovering this evening. and here's a shocking study was there. >>credibly emotional a vigil tonight we heard from city and state officials and from people who were at the garlic festival. when those shots were fired saying the. >>you. >>6 year-old boy. washington sprinklers 13 year-old girl. should be experiencing her first crush a young man in his 20's. >>hundreds of people gather together to remember the victims to stand together as a community in shock over what happened add the garlic festival. >>obviously my thoughts and prayers go out to the families who are affected by this great tragedy and i'm extremely i'm blessed to left the scene so have left that scene in time it's been a shock over the last 24 hours. >>want to see all of you here tonight. i am just so proud to be your mayor. this is a devastating time for our community. like many other commu

kelly kron 4 news. >>a federal judge has handed down conflicting rulings in cases challenging a new trump administration asylum rule, the rule bans people from seeking asylum protections in the u s if the people passed through another country first and did not seek asylum there yesterday a federal judge in d c allow the rule to stand but later in the day. a second judge this one in san francisco. heard a separate challenge and decided to block the rule. the white house's responded strongly objecting to that ruling a san francisco high school student was among the hundreds of students from around the country protesting the ruling in washington. >>the voice for the boys left immigrants are most vulnerable population in this country. and the trump administration had demonized them. >>and in another story, the federal death penalty in america is set to be reinstated after 16 years without the execution. a federal inmate meredith wood has the latest. >>attorney general william barr has directed the federal g

kelly kron 4 news. >>6 o 9 that i'm a developing story. a federal judge in san francisco has just reduced and $80 million award against monsanto corp million for a sonoma county man that 7 year-old edwin hardeman he claimed the company's roundup weed killer caused his cancer. a jury agreed and ordered monsanto to pay hardiman $80 million in damages. the federal judge though says that the us supreme court guideline requires him to reduce that amount down to 25 milling more than 13,000 roundup lawsuits filed in us federal and state courts 2 cases from the bay area have already gone to trial and resulted in verdicts against months off to. >>in the north bay, a 61 year-old man that crashed his suv into a home and there was a newborn baby inside that vehicle and then he told the police he admitted he was high on meth when he was driving there in rohnert park not far from the foxtel golf club. >>and lost control of the vehicle. fortunately there were people inside that house but they were okay the building inspector says that home is not safe to

maureen kelly kron 4 news. a big national story we are following tonight this man in mississippi is charged with 2 counts of murder. >>in the death of 2 walmart employees investigators say 39 year-old might as april was recently suspended from walmart after he showed a knife to a fellow employee in today's incident, a police officer shot him twice outside the store that was this morning, he's being treated at a hospital. >>if you obtain those old travel-size toiletries in hotel rooms you might be out of luck if you're staying in one of the country's biggest hotel chains. the decision affects intercontinental group which owns holiday inn crowne plaza and kimpton hotels. the company says it will get rid of those minister size plastic bottles of shampoo conditioner and bass gel. instead it will be replaced with most size toiletries in the rose by 2021. the goal is to cut down on the company's plastic waste footprint intercontinental says it uses about 200 million travel-size toiletries a year in its 5600 hotels we

kelly kron 4 news. >>we've learned the gunman bought the gun used in the shooting. on july knife in fallon nevada that's about an hour drive east of reno big mike's guns and ammo said on its facebook page that the gunman ordered the rifle online. images here of similar weapons the store's post said it would never sell a fire to quote anyone who acted wrong or looks associated with any bad group like white power. end quote the store also shared that its employees, an owner. we're praying for the families adding in a statement quote we obey the laws where a small home business we sell to people who we think are upstanding citizens to promote safe sport shooting. i pray to god for all the families. >>hundreds of people gathered at another vigil tonight remembering the victims and thinking of the people who were injured in are still recovering from thm shooting. so many people affected kron four's michelle kingston has that story. >>and incredibly emotional a vigil tonight we heard from city and state offic

kelly kron 4 news. >>well, amazon workers and other cities also protested today. these demonstrators in seattle hope to bring attention to working conditions at amazon warehouses. an amazon spokesperson touted the company's $15 minimum wage and defended its workplace environment. >>some yosemite landmarks will get their old names back today, the national park service announced a naming rights settlement with its former concession operator. back in 2015 you may recall the national park service change concession operators from delaware, north 2 era mark doe or north sued shortly thereafter claiming it owned the naming rights of properties in the park including the ahwahnee hotel which is now referred to as the majestic yosemite hotel under the settlement yosemite can now go back to using those former names of landmarks, including the ahwahnee as well as that will want a hotel curry village and others. you may have heard of daffodil hill near sacramento, very popular go to spot in the valley, especially in

theresa choices from the scene of where police discovered the shooter's car kron four's maureen kelly tells us neighbor, what neighbors are saying about the gunman and michelle kingston is live tonight at a vigil for 3 of the victims, but first we go to kron four's dan kerman with the late-t details from investigators dan. well police held a news conference about 4 o'clock this afternoon still plenty of unanswered questions tonight. >>in terms of motive in terms of whether there was a second suspect all of this evidence still being gathered as authorities try and paint a picture as to what led up to the shooting.

kelly kron 4 news. another big story that we're following for you this morning, another juvenile hall in the bay area could close san francisco leaders already voted to shut down the city's facility. >>and now san mateo county is considering similar action. so county officials sent a letter to the board of supervisors asking them to. it's for us to look at alternatives to the juvenile hall. will no longer be cost effective to keep those doors open because the population of the facility of solo. >ein counties costing us above $220,000 for you put round of incarceration. this a lot of opportunity for prevention in that amount of money. >>well it's not clear when a final decision will be made for the juvenile hall. well the city of emeryville has increased its minimum wage from $15 an hour to $16.30. now this puts more money in the pockets of staff, but also may increase how much you pay for burger and fries kron four's michelle kingston has that story. >>we're not shutting their doors are raising their pr

and we have team coverage tonight of that horrific shooting kron four's maureen kelly has more information on the gunman, but first let's turn to our dan kerman who is live at the police department where a news conference just wrapped up dan what have you learned. >>well authorities are telling us it's going to be several days until they're done processing the crime scene however they have found a few additional locations to search as well as the suspect's vehicle still, plenty of questions that remain unanswered and still authorities not ruling out the possibility that a second suspect is still on the loose. at a news conference monday afternoon law enforcement officials said they're still unclear if there was a second suspect no closer to determining whether there was or was not a second suspect. >>and if there was what involvement they may have had. >>authorities also can say whether ballistics from the dead suspect's assault rifle match the bullets in the 3 victims that determination has yet to be made. >>the gun still clinton's evidence and ites on site we have not taken any steps. to

kelly kron 4 news. >>we have continuing coverage of the ice raids on our website you'll find details on protests across the country. information for families who might be affected. and what lawyers are saying that's all on kron 4 dot com. >>a study published today in the journal pediatrics says that in states with stricter gun control laws, fewer children die by firearms, researchers say states was universal background checks such as california had a death rate of almost 4 children for every 100,000 kids in states without those kinds of laws. the child death rate was almost 50% higher. california has mandated universal background checks on firearms purchases since 1991. however, the study concluded it was still too early to tell the effects of more recent gun control measures such as firearm identification laws here in california. >>it is a no longer hurricane or even a tropical storm but barry is still expected to drop a several inches of rain across the southeast. the national hurricane center says th

kelly reports that at this point it's not clear yet if the priest will face any criminal charges. >>according to the diocese of santa rosa this all came to light after father oscar diaz got into a car wreck back on june 19th. it was then first responders found bags of money in his car. more than $18,000 in cash. the bishop says that money came from the resurrection parish of stony point road in santa rosa where father diaz served as pastor. >>the bishop says that discovery prompted an investigation that uncovered additional cash totally and excess of $95,000 which apparently was taken from several other parishes diaz has served in during his 25 year career, including saint josephs in qatar d but the bishops as the full extent of the theft may never be known. the bishop says there is evidence that diaz was sending at least some of the money to family and friends in his native mexico. parishioners here say diaz was a popular priest and find the allegation that he was pocketing donations from the collection plate shocking. >>it's upsetting yet you come to church thinking the money's

kelly kron 4 news. >>there are churches in the bay area offering sanctuary for undocumented immigrants during the ice raids, the congregational church of san mateo says it's tipping a stepping up for those most vulnerable in their community news of the planned ice raids threatened 2000 immigrants all across the country, including here in the bay area, the san mateo church says it hopes to help families in need. we continue our coverage of the ice raids on our website there you'll find protests around the country information for families and what lawyers are saying it's all on kron 4 dot com. in the ghost ship fire trial in oakland and atf agent was called to the witness stand today to counter the testimony of a key defense witness. co-defendants turkomen a and max harris, they're both facing 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter in the 2016 fire. kron four's haaziq madyun has the latest. >>3 rebuttal witnesses take the stand today as testimony and the goal ship trial begins to wind down here at the alam

maureen kelly kron 4 news. well body cam video shows the rampage that led to an officer involved shooting in the database on july 4th. >>the suspect identified as betty kofi he was high on lsd when he attacked several friends. now he's then seen on camera stabbing a security guard in the chest with the garden state. then he stole a truck he ran down 2 women who were just walking along the roadway. when authorities finally arrive kofi ram. their vehicle and then that's when officers opened fire hitting him 3 times and all of the victim survived kofi was airlifted to the hospital where he is recovering. but he's facing multiple charges. well police are looking for these 3 men following a robbery and chinatown take a good look here. the suspects. they assaulted a 56 year-old man and a 16 9 year-old man in the area of stockton and pacific streets has happened on july 15. the suspect stole a watch from one of the victims. well the ghost ship warehouse fire trial could see turned over to the jury any day now. the def

>>nearly $100,000 kron four's maureen kelly reports that at this point it's unclear if the priest will face any criminal charges. >>according to the diocese of santa rosa this all came to light after father oscar diaz got into a car wreck back on june 19th. it was then first responders found bags of money in his car. more than $18,000 in cash. the bishop says that money came from the resurrection parish office stony point road in santa rosa where father diaz served as pastor. >>the bishop says that discovery prompted an investigation that uncovered additional cash totaling in excess of $95,000 which apparently was taken from several other parishes diaz has served in during his 25 year career, including saint josephs in qatar d but the bishops as the full extent of the theft may never be known. the bishop says there is evidence that diaz was sending at least some of the money to family and friends in his native mexico. parishioners here say diaz was a popular priest and find the allegation that he was pocketing donations from the collection plate shocking. >>upsetting yet you come to ch

maureen kelly kron 4 news. if presidential candidates want to get on california's primary ballot, they'll have to release their tax returns first governor newsome just sign the measure into law. >>the move takes aim at president trump capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains. >>governor gavin newsom signature means anyone running for president must release their 5 most recent tax returns in order to get on california ballots, california allegation of that. >>government's not going to act california needs to act we always gun that we've lead on transparency on financial disclosure and accountability. >>this law only applies to the primary election which is up coming in march, not the general election which the state legislature does not control president donald trump has refused to release his own tax returns white house representative said tuesday, california's new law is unconstitutional the california republican party's chairwoman echoing the president saying in part democrat leadership in the state con

kelly kron 4 news. >>we are getting a better idea about where the extra money from rising bridge tolls is going the metropolitan transportation commission is setting aside 9.3 million dollars from the bridge tolls to build commuter parking lot in alameda county. one new parking garage will go near the dublin pleasanton bart station construction on the garage is expected to begin next spring with the opening scheduled for mid 2021. 3 other parking lots will be built in oakland and albany for alameda contra costa transit buses. those are scheduled to open by the end of the year. agency officials say this should all help reduce congestion on the freeways and make it more convenient for people to take public transit or major automakers have reac ed a deal with california to increase gas mileage in greenhouse, gas emissions standards. >>ford bmw honda and volkswagen signed the deal with california air resources board. the steel bypasses the trump administration's push to freeze requirements at 2021 levels of

kelly kron 4 news. >>california lawmakers are already pushing back against the new asylum rules tweeting while on vacation governor gavin newsom wrote quote we cannot be the country that turns away those fleeing violence and in need of help that's not our american values. attorney general javier becerra tweeted in part not only is this rule, inhumane. it flies in the face of the rule of law. no word yet if state leaders will sue the trump administration over the us. these latest regulations, the state has sued the administration. at least 50 times. >>oakland, the atf agent was called to the witness stand to counter the testimony. other key defense witness. co-defendants derek on and max harris, both face 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter. and the 2016 fire kron forces yoon has the story. >>3 rebuttal witnesses take the stand today as testimony and the goal ship trial begins to wind down here at the alameda county superior courthouse in oakland at oakland police officer took the stand to answer quest

maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>in the south bay milpitas police are looking for anyone who witnessed a hit and run it happened back on july 8th, when police say a 31 year-old man was walking on east calaveras boulevard when a car hit him and then just drove off. the man suffered major injuries, the car involved is described as a dark colored 90's model ford taurus or mercury sable it may have damage to the right front fender area. a san jose man is behind bars tonight accused of killing his own mother. police say they arrived at regional medical center last thursday after a woman was dropped off with severe injuries, 57 year-old cynthia mccann and was on life support for several days until she died on monday investigators determined the suspect in the assault with her son 35 year-old brian gardner. police believe garner attacked her at her home that dropped her off at the hospital he was arrested a short time later he has now been charged with murder. this just in to the kron 4 news room east great police arreste

kelly reports that at this point it's not clear if the priest will face any criminal charges. >>according to the diocese of santa rosa this all came to light after fo the oscar diaz got into a car wreck back on june 19th. it was then first responders found bags of money in his car. more than $18,000 in cash. the bishop says that money came from the resurrection parish all stony point road in santa rosa where father diaz served as pastor. >>the bishop says that discovery prompted an investigation that uncovered additional cash totally and excess of $95,000 which apparently was taken from several other parishes diaz has served in during his 25 year career, including saint josephs in qatar d but the bishops as the full extent of the theft may never be known. the bishop says there is evidence that diaz was sending at least some of the money to family and friends in his native mexico. parishioners here say diaz was a popular priest and find the allegation that he was pocketing donations from the collection plate shocking. >>it's upsetting yet because i mean you come to church think

kelly kron 4 news. >>there are churches in the bay area offering sanctuary for undocumented immigrants during these ice raids, the congregational church of san the tale says it's stepping up of for those most vulnerable in the community news of the planned ice raids threatened 2000 immigrants all across the country, including here in the bay area the san mateo church says it hopes to help families in need. and we continue our coverage of the ice raids on our website there you'll find a protest across the country information for families and what lawyers are saying it's all on kron 4 dot com. >>a 27 year-old man has confessed to killing us scientists, suzanne eaton on the greek island of crete suzanne was from oakland. the man has been detained for questioning by police after even went missing on july 2nd. police believe she disappeared during a run. she was attending a conference with her employer. the max planyc institute at dresden university in germany. her body was found this fix a us fix a k did in