lewis is behind bars at the santa clara county main jail. it's unclear if he acted alone. the investigation is still open. live in san jose, philippe djegal, kron four news. >> vicki:we first told you about the arrest of the serial shooter. through our mobile app. we sent a push alert at 8:31. last night. >> vicki:the kron 4 news app is free for apple and android devices. we are tracking breaking news in the east bay. >> grant:there's a major back up right now on highway four. near pittsburg. police say a suspect driving a stolen car. crashed after driving the wrong way on the freeway. >> grant:a traffic alert has been issued for the eastbound lanes of highway 4 at san marcos. traffic is backed up to s-r 242. this all began around 3 this afternoon. when c-h-p officers received a report of a stolen car driving along highway 4. when officers tried to pull the vehicle over. it took off reaching speeds up to 90-miles per hour. c-h-p says the vehilce hit the center divider near the san carlos exit. the female suspect then got out of the vehicle and tried to carjack another vehicle. but officers were able to detain her. she was then transported to a local hospital. and no other injuries were reported. in the east bay. a major development in the bay area police sex scandal. the livermore police officer who allegedly had a sexual relationship with celeste guap. the woman at the center of the scandal. has now resigned from the force. the department had concluded its investigation. and we are told the officer then sumitted his resignation. the police department did not reveal the officer's name. >> grant: concluded the oakland police department. the police, department did not reveal officers named. >> vicki:the fate of 12-opd officers receiving disciplinary action for their involvement with celeste guap is now the focus of alameda county district atorney's office. now that the city of oakland has reached its conclusion on the administrative case.i asked mayor libby schaaf if she thinks the officers should face criminal charges >>:"i am waiting to review the entire criminal investigation charges. that investigative file has been developed separately from the administrative file, in analyzing that i will reach my own conclusion about the charges the district attorney decides to bring and the public will have an opportunity to review much of the evidence that was the basis for any charges that were not brought" at the conclusion the city's administrative investigation. 4 opd officers were fired, 7 officers were suspended and 1 will receive some sort of counseling. for those questioning whether the opd's command staff were exempt from the sex scandal investigation the mayor said no. >>:"part of why this investigation took as long as it did, is we, not only reviewed allegations of misconduct, but we looked at who the supervisors were, we looked at who could have possibly known about misconduct and failed to report it, that was very thoroughly investigated and where appropriate discipline was taken" >> reporter:prior to chief sean whent's resignation there were questions swirling around city hall about what he knew about the sex scandal.but the mayor schaaf says chief whent was not under investigation. last night i spoke to celeste guap's father. he was at the airport heading to floriday to see his daughter who went there to drug and sex rehab. and wound up in jail on assault charges. his reaction to the 12 cops being disciplined? he told me this is just step one of what he anticipates will be a very lenghty process. he told me his main focus right now is bringing his daughter home safely. haaziq madyun kron4news happening right now. >> grant:the mayor of antioch is expected to speak any moment now. about a recent hate crime in that city. you are looking at a live picture. from the news conference. yesterday morning. a family woke up to smoke and a fire in front of their home. when the family went outside. they found blue paint in two places on their home. along with a swastika and the "n-word" written across their house. molotov cocktails had also been thrown at the home. which started a fire in front of the garage. police released this surveillance video today. you can see the suspect throwing the molotov cocktails at the home. the homeowner hopes by releasing these images. someone will come forward with more information. and coming up tonight at six. we will have a full recap of the mayor's news conference. we have a crew there right now. waiting for the mayor to speak. >>: parastatal that be shaken done by this incident i believe the greatness of the city of any act does not lie and a beautiful waterfront. will come to other community we will not be in fear it will not be victimized you have a neighborhood watch program start one. familiar neighbors meet them. >> vicki:moving to the south bay. imagine leaving the mall after an afternoon of shopping only to find yourself confronted by a security guard. pointing his gun at you. it happened at a popular south bay mall and now the mall and two security guards are being sued by that patron. kron four's rob fladeboe is live in san jose with more on the story now, rob? * * >> reporter:shot with an i-phone from inside the car, the video shows a westfield mall security guard pointing his gun at the driver, identified as nicholas buchanan, who felt threatened says his attorney, richard alexander. sot richard alexander/plaintiff's attorney the incident happened on december 5th of last year outside a monroe street parking garage at westfield mall. according to the complaint, buchanan says the guard pulled his gun and ordered him to stop after he drove around a stalled car and ran over a plastic traffic cone. a second security guard arrived and ordered buchanan out of his car. afraid for his life, says his attorney, buchanan refused and kept on filming sot cop and victim on video san jose police arrived and their investigation, according to the lawsuit, is proof that westfield mall and the two guards, identified as francis fielding and robert genereaux, who work for security risk management, are negligent. sot richard alexander/plaintiff's attorney alexander says his client, a software engineer for apple compueter, is seeking compensation for pain and suffering and only recently returned to work after a recovery of nearly five months. he is currently on assignment in china and efforts to reach him for comment were not successful. >> reporter cane. hong >> reporter:that deadly weapon. the district attorney's office says is a cane. the one police say miller used to beat-up an elderly man and his son. among the felony charges. criminal threats and two counts assault with force. the charges include multiple enhancements because one of the victims was 70 years old. this is security camera video from monday when the crimes allegedly happened. san francisco police arrested miller after he tried to enter the fisherman's wharf hotel room of an elderly couple on monday. the couple's son was staying in the next room, and police say miller attacked the son and the 70-year-old father after the son told miller he was at the wrong room. miller allegedly punched the father. miller was reportedly very drunk at the time. the 49ers released miller on monday. he is scheduled to be in court tomorrow afternoon for his arraignment. >> grant:as for the most talked about member of the ciurrent roster. today brought fresh colin kaepernick news. team owner and ceo jed york spoke about the issue. and told espn the 49ers will be donating one million dollars to local organizations to help bridge the gap.and help social inequities. the money will be given to the silicon valley community foundation and the san francisco foundation. this donation is separate from the million that kaepernick has vowed to give to community groups that support his cause for racial equality. as for kap's national anthem demonstration. his owner said "whether or not i agree with his *form of protest, you can't argue the facts of the divide you see in this country," and today we learned the niners biggest rival.the seattle seahawks.will demonstrate. as a team before sunday's season opener. receiver doug baldwin tweeting that the team will honor the country and the flag in a demonsteration of unity. former green beret and one-time seahawks long-snapper nate boyer later tweeted that he had spoken with the seahawks players about their plans and wrote, "what the team will do is a powerful sign of unification + respect for the anthem + those that fight for our freedom!" boyer is from el cerrito.and is supporting kaepernick's protest. >> grant:the dallas police chief is now sounding off on kaep's protest. his department lost four officers when a gunman ambushed them at the end of a black lives matter protest in july. his reaction is probably not what you'd expect to hear from a police chief. that's coming up on kron 4 news at six. catherine heenan is here with the details. it's ambitious alright. the governor is making more cuts in greenhouse gas emissions. and charting yet another new goal to reduce carbon pollution. he signed that legislation today - despite opposition from the oil industry, business groups and republicans. >> reporter: went part of the scu a rust mignonette heiress generous throughout california. she says many women cannot report sexual-harassment because they're scared they will lose their jobs. urging the governor to sign and then the assembly and then. >> reporter: 17 here resigned in march on sexual-harassment allegations back on campus as a professor. union says the governor promised on the bill pelletreau hunger strike starting monday >> catherine: really is ambitious. then yet another uncle and current pollution sign legislation despite opposition from oil industry business groups republicans and extends by another 10 years state's landmark climate change block cynical, emissions 40% below 1990 levels and then by doing that by 2030. it already been on track to meet the current target set a decade ago reduce emissions to 1990 levels governor brown is calling this the most aggressive target enacted by any government in north america. he also signed another law.that will mean more oversight of the air resources board. >> britteny: years a closer look better 24-hour temperature unchanged at nearly pains to assure tickell peseta rose to 22 degrees cooler right now and this time yesterday 18 about 89 of 15 and fairfield got 18 concord even the 14 in san for cisco all kurukh mouth 71 not view and then 6779 in livermore and temperatures and above. 71 in santa rosa and then we see more temperatures as ago and the rest of their workweek. into this evening loss of sunshine for inland conditions and then turning the clear skies we see temperatures dropping from high '70's down the mid-60s night and closer to the way we stayed low 60s by 9:00 p.m. and we drop and the high fifties closer to the coast. " i from the region you notice cooler '60s against an francisco 63 half moon bay 84 nev. 79 cerus a 77-but less than news oakland 85 degrees higher tomorrow conquered 89 and next and degrees livermore and definitely cooler but in the past couple days. coming up the track of read a forecast of you know what's in store as to get closer to a week can. >> grant:the mayors of the three biggest bay area cities jumped on a bart train today.hoping to urge voters to support a bond on the november ballot for repairs to the bart system. san francisco mayor ed lee, san jose mayor sam liccardo and oakland mayor libby schaaf caught their 10:21 a.m. train at the 12th street oakland station.and headed for san san francisco. the money from the 3-point-5- billion-dollar bond.if it passes.would go toward replacing worn tracks and tunnels, upgrading old computer systems and fixing failing electrical systems, among other projects. haaziq shot video of this! it happened while the boy was playing with a friend in backyard. as kron four's terisa estacio reports, fire officials say right now is a time to be extra cautious. >>:"we have never been threatened as much by a single candidate running for president as we have been in this election." >> reporter: anneal says the neighborhood o'neill quintet to conquer. robert fell lacrosse street. and then refuse to kill rattlesnakes and here his yard. this is a rattlesnake house set up all the experience facility the rattlesnake that the boy as young as and is now that robert marshall of the fire protection district says with this warm weather, is likely will seek more snakes out there. maxtor nolan cleanup the architecture a snake was a hiding anywhere. >> grant: my critics are calling the presidential tower hall failure on all fronts. she was at the she town hall last night one day after a contentious town hall donald trump and hillary clinton intensifying their war of words. >> vicki:some intense fallout from the night dedicated to national security and military policy. most of it is negative. >> grant:steve aveson is here to sort out the rhetoric. >> steve:if you what the candidates say about each other the choice we have in in november is clear: on one hand a trigger=happy militarist eager to send american troops into battle. on the other, a dangerously uninformed and temperamentally unstable egomaniac with a scary fixation on a russian autocrat. fail, fail and fail. that is the reaction to hillary clinton, donald trump and even host matt lauer. who now has his own trending hashtag. lauer=ing the bar" on twitter. his own network calling the night a disaster. lauer was faulted for failing to challenge trump's claim that he opposed the iraq war from day one. attorneys in new jersey are hoping to find a jury to provide an unbiased verdict about the lane closure scandal on the george washington bridge. >> vicki:the case stems from accusations that two allies of governor chris christie purposfully blocked traffic in spetember 20-13 causing a major gridlock. the alleged reason.? to punish fort lee's mayor for not endorsing the governor's re- election campaign. christie's aids have both plead guilty.and are soon to face the court. the governor denies having any idea about the political mischief among his administration. >> britteny: silicon our satellite, russia cloud spilling and in the parts of half moon bay and then over into the east bay as well as we shall do the weather story return of the onshore flow close and cooler temperatures back in this will be the trend and the rest of the workweek and into the weekend. fog tracker overnight moving back and visibility drops 00 oakland hayward on view of the one of auto one and half patchy fog extending alicia concord temperatures much cooler 62 san francisco's 77 tel 75 and a lot of 72-us 70 degrees vallejo 81 in fairfield 78 currently unconquered 67 and oakland and 69 heyward 74 in san jose 73 in santa clara 69 currently in cupertino. how >> britteny: '80s livermore. it mid-60's will stick around in san francisco 76 and a layout. supply >> britteny: the circle, bit into sunday we are tracking a bigger drop in temperatures and to next week's overall the details in the 70 forecast. >> catherine:it's been a big day for car recalls.we're talking about millions of them. catherine heenan is here with news from the two big auto makers involved. it's not good news for ford.or for mazda. ford is adding about 1.5 million vehicles to a recall for doors that can pop open while the cars are moving. it will take an earnings hit in the third quarter as a result. if you include another recall over the same problem last month -- nearly 2.4 million ford cars are affected. the company says it knows of one accident and three injuries tied to faulty doors. the latches will be replaced free. among the models included -- the 2013 to 2015 ford c-max and ford escape. then there's mazda.recalling more than 759-thousand cars and suv's in the u.s. and canada. the problem --- the rear hatches can fall on people and injure them. a corrosion protection coating on the hatch lift wasn't working.and some were breaking. models affected include certain 2010 through 2013 mazda 3 compact cars.and 2012 through 2015 mazda 5 vans. mazda will be contacting owners about how to get repairs. wells fargo now owes 185-million dollars in fines for opening millions of unauthorized accounts. on top of that 53 hundred employees have been fired. invetigators say thousands of employees at wells fargo opened accounts and moved funds that led to customers being charged. former workers say they were under pressure to meet sales goals. >> vicki: the team was different house and then went missing last seen walking near the gate where apartments on stone ridge wearing a red and gray t-shirt bluejeans please say the legs of the downtown pleasanton parks and walk along the railroad tracks and when his is a blood matching crispers description being asked to call police. >> grant:wells fargo says they will compensate customers who had to pay fees or charges for the accounts. >> vicki:a warning from the c-d- c for strawberry lovers. dozens of people have gotten hepatits-a- because of an outbreak linked to the fruit. the c-d-c says it is linked to frozen strawberries. 89-people have gotten sick in several east coast states.and in oregon as well. almost all of the patients interviewed said they drank smooties containing strawberries from "tropical smoothie cafe." the fruit was imported from egypt.and since the outbreak.the cafe's supplier has changed. the c-d-c still expects additional cases. because hepatitis-a is a highly contagious illness and can take as long as 50-days to begin after exposure. the c-d-c says it is linked to frozen strawberries. 89-people have gotten sick in several east coast states.and in oregon as well. almost all of the patients interviewed said they drank smooties containing strawberries from "tropical smoothie cafe." the fruit was imported from egypt.and since the outbreak.the cafe's supplier has changed. the c-d-c still expects additional cases. because hepatitis-a is a highly contagious illness and can take as long as 50-days to begin after exposure. >> grant:school is back in session. and for a lot of parents that means more visits to the doctor. cnn's kim hutcherson has some tips on how to avoid the so- called 'back-to-school plague'. >> reporter:schools are a breeding ground for germs. elementary-aged children contract a cold or the flu an average of eight to 12 times *per school year , according to the centers for disease control and prevention. some of the worst "hot zones" for germs are water fountains. they are germier than toilet seats, and don't get disinfected as often. cafeteria trays also breed germs - they're not always wiped between meals and food often comes into direct contact. anything shared among students -- desks, art supplies, sports equipment -- spreads germs. but there are a few things parents can do to stave off disease. make sure children get enough rest - sleep deprivation lowers the immune system's ability to fight off infection. a good diet and exercise also help ward off disease. hand-washing -- using soap and water -- is the most effective way to eliminate germs. i'm kim hutcherson, for today's health minute. >> vicki:next a special visit for some bay area veterans. the olympic committee has decided. the olympic committee has decided. honey, is the internet back yet? yes!! i'm surfing!! get high speed internet from at&t. keep calm, your internet's on. -lois pricese. 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the san francisco home featured in television's "full house" is now available to rent for $13,950 a month. the san francisco chronicle reports the 1883 italianate villa at 1709 broderick st., near pine st., was put on the market in may with a $4.15 million sale price, but it didn't sell. the home's exterior, then painted white, was used as the tanner family's residence in the original show. the interior was a burbank set. the shots were used again in the recent "fuller house" reboot on netflix, the newspaper reported. the home is listed at 2,985 square feet, and has three bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms. vanity fair is out with its best dressed list. find out who made it this year.next. >> grant:vanity fair is out with a list almost every "a" lister wants to be on. it's their international best dressed list. the insider's louis aguirre is in hollywood with more. that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. >> reporter: on the list and when mother. adjusting to watch her change form from someone who's always kooky and the classically glamorous now. from the several moments and fashion power. from one quaint to another. hit read so much more at 7. steve aveson and pam moore are meanwhile. we have new >> reporter: he and members of the city council leaders were here with peseta from naacp also the police department released take a look. three in the morning and then three molotov cocktails and throwing them at a house. and of $3 and came out and they were able the fire under control in several rate shall slurs spray painted on the houses several swastikas today they did not see the tax and it comes will not be tolerated in the city of manioc. of and releasing the video has neck and any updates on the investigation appears a suspects and then they're asking if anyone knows too that i was the surveillance video any information on this contact the police department. another big story tonight: more fallout from the widespread sex scandal that is hitting bay area police departments. less than 24 hours after oakland officials announced the firing of four officers. there is a shake up at another police force. grant lodes is here with details on who else is out of a job tonight. grant? >> grant:steve and pam. behind me. is the woman at the center of this scandal. celeste guap. we've been reporting for months about her link to numerous police officers. and now we're seeing the ripple effect. a livermore police officer is resigning. you won't see him in this video from a shooting several months ago. but here is what we can tell you. the livermore police department says the officer who was named in the sex scandal investigation has been on administrative leave. the investigation wrapped up and it has ended with the officer resigning. livermore police can't release a whole lot of detail because of state law. that includes details of the investigation and the officer's name. so if you're keeping track.we've have had four officers fired in oakland and now an officer in livermore resign. and we can tell you tonight. the celeste guap case. it's far from over. one way to keep up with this story is through the kron 4 mobile app. we alerted people about this new development at 2-17 this afternoon. you can become the first to know about breaking news by downloading it for free for apple and android devices. steve and pam? today a livermore police officer submits his letter of resignation. the officer was under investigation for allegedly having a sex with celeste guap.the woman at the center of police sex scandals here in the bay area. over in oakland 12-officers received disciplinary action for their alleged involvement with guap.who now sits in a florida jail. kron4's haaziq madyun takes a look at how she wound up there >> reporter:so how did celeste guap wind up in florida for drug rehab and end up behind bars facing a felony battery charge? well the contra costa county d.a.'s office told kron4 that a victim advocate from the d.a.'s office helped guap fill out the paperwork for a state funded victim compensation program. those funds were used to pay for guap's out-of-state treatment for drug abuse and sex abuse. however a spokeperson for the d.a. told me they had nothing to do with selecting the florida location. guap told me that the richmond police department played a role in getting her to rehab. however richmond police refuse to comment on their involvement. "we always offered local resources" oakland mayor libby schaaf says guap being on the other side of the country is not an ideal situation for opd's sexual misconduct criminal investigation "it is going to complicate things that she is not here locally" a few days after arriving to the rehab facility in florida guap was involved in some sort of altercation where she allegedly bit a security guard on the arm. she has since been jailed in martin county. today her new legal team met with law enforcement officials about her case, her father is in florida as well. her bond has been set at 300-thousand-dollars haaziq madyun kron4news >> steve:a quarter-million- dollars.that's s-f-p-d's reward for information into the murders of four people back in 20-15. 27-year-old lee farley from san francisco was arrested and charged in the murders a few months ago, but police are still looking for more details and additional suspects. on january 9th 20-15 police found manuel o'neal, david saucier ii, harith atchan, and yalani chinyamurindi all shot dead inside a car at laguna and page streets in the hayes valley neighborhood. now with a hefty reward, s-f-p- d is hoping with the public's help.healing and justice will be brought to the victims' families. we have lots of video of the scene. covered the arrest of farley. should have his picture. but 250k is a lot of money. high-profile case. sfpd announces $250,000.00 reward in 2015 quadruple homicide on january 9, 2015 san francisco police officers responded to a shooting at laguna and page streets in the hayes valley neighborhood in san francisco. at the scene, officers located manuel o'neal, david saucier ii, harith atchan, and yalani chinyamurindi inside a vehicle; each was shot multiple times. all four victims succumbed to their injuries. after more than a year of investigation, sfpd homicide investigators with the assistance of additional interagency departments and other local and federal partner agencies developed probable cause to arrest lee farley, 27, of san francisco. on july 29, 2016, lee farley was taken into custody without incident at the u.s. prison at atwater, california where he was in custody on an unrelated charge. farley was charged with numerous felony counts including four counts of murder. with sfpd. officially charged today with 7 felonies. >> reporter:this comes after he allegedly beat-up an elderly man and his son in san francisco earlier this week. justine waldman is here now. >> reporter:and justine one of the counts includes assault with a deadly weapon? that deadly weapon. the district attorney's office says is a cane. the one police say miller used to beat-up an elderly man and his son. among the felony charges. criminal threats, inflicting injury on an elder, and two counts assault with force. the charges include multiple enhancements because one of the victims was 70 years old. this is security camera video from monday when the crimes allegedly happened. san francisco police arrested miller after he tried to enter the fisherman's wharf hotel room of an elderly couple on monday. the couple's son was staying in the next room, and police say miller attacked the son and the 70-year-old father after the son told miller he was at the wrong room. miller allegedly punched the father. the former 49er tight end. was reportedly very drunk at the time. the 49ers released miller on monday. he is scheduled to be in court tomorrow afternoon for his arraignment. i did talk with miller's agent today. he would not comment on whether or not miller or he would be at the court hearing tomorrow. but did say. there is more to this case than meets the eye. >> pam:a man found shot to death in a san mateo parking lot has been identified. officers say the victim of a fatal shooting on tuesday is 31- year-old daniel carona. his shooters led c-h-p on a high speed chase down interstate 2- 80 and eventually into san francisco where they were stopped and taken into custody. district attorney's say a decision on the susepct charges in the case will be made tomorrow. corona is remembered as a kind and loving man.he leaves behind three children. >> pam:the streets of san jose a bit safer tonight. as police believe they have arrested the 30- year- old man. wanted in connection with at least four of 10- shootings that took place over the past four months. >> steve:all of them happening along the blossom hill road corridor. kron four's philippe djegal explains what led police to the suspect, michael lewis. >>:sot- "lets face it, for you to shoot at a moving car, its very clear that you're going to cause some damage." miraculously, san jose police sergeant erique garcia says no serious injruies were reported in any of the 10 shootings along blossom hill road in the past four months. sot- "theres been incidents such as these nationally where theres been tragic results." acting on a tip, garcia says an officer spotted 30-year-old michael lewis' car in a parking lot near the crime scenes on august 14th. a black dodge charger. when the officer approached, garcia says lewis drove off. the car chase turned into a foot chase, ending with lewis' surrender. he was booked for felony evasion and other charges. he later bailed out. after police where able to execute a search warrant on his home. where a handgun was found. >>:sot- "that handgun was submitted to the santa clara county crime lab, and then the crime lab was able to eventually connect the handgun to bullets and casings that were recovered as evidence from the four of the previous shootings." lewis is now back in jail. arrested wednesday on four counts of attemtped murder and an outstanding warrant for felony d-u-i. right now, police say, it's unclear if he acted alone. in san jose, philippe djegal, kron four news. >> britteny:the mayors of the three biggest >> britteny: in the parts least a we got to foggy conditions and the other story is stronger onshore flow cooler temperatures in store for us a closer look at the next five hours cloudy conditions and more areas for the coast 59 '60s for the day 714 inland spots by 11 the fifties the close-news for the day temperatures in the low 60s if your overnight hours mostly everyone will be in the mid high fifties partly cloudy skies expected for us eyes are on the region tomorrows 66 in san francisco at low 60s half monday 84 nevada 7070 upper 87 fairfield 85 and conquered 71 in oakland 89 in livermore and " eighties and san jose it with a close look at it today forecast i see you again and another 10 minutes. >> pam: bay area cities jumped on a bart train today. all in hopes of urging voters to support a bond on the november ballot for repairs to the bart system. san francisco mayor ed lee, san jose mayor sam liccardo and oakland mayor libby schaaf caught their 10:21 a.m. train at the 12th street oakland station.and headed for san francisco. the mayors of the three biggest bay area cities jumped on a bart train today.hoping to urge voters to support a bond on the november ballot for repairs to the bart system. san francisco mayor ed lee, san jose mayor sam liccardo and oakland mayor libby schaaf caught their 10:21 a.m. train at the 12th street oakland station.and headed for san francisco. the money from the 3-point-5- billion-dollar bond.if it passes.would go toward replacing worn tracks and tunnels, upgrading old computer systems and fixing failing electrical systems, among other projects. the mayors of the three biggest bay area cities jumped on a bart train today.hoping to urge voters to support a bond on the november ballot for repairs to the bart system. san francisco mayor ed lee, san jose mayor sam liccardo and oakland mayor libby schaaf caught their 10:21 a.m. train at the 12th street oakland station.and headed for san francisco. the money from the 3-point-5- billion-dollar bond.if it passes.would go toward replacing worn tracks and tunnels, upgrading old computer systems and fixing failing electrical systems, among other projects. >> steve: trip to the mall to end. a shopper shot this video in the south bay. the action he is now taking following this run-in with security. and watchout in the east bay. the animal people need to watch out for after some children had a dangerous encounter. plus a tribute goes wrong. the uproar this wal-mart display has set off. this is a security guard. not a police officer. pointing a gun at a driver. this all happened just moments after the man behind the wheel left a popular shopping mall in the south bay. tonight that shopping mall and a pair of it's security guards are being sued by one of the mall's patrons. * * * kron four's rob fladeboe found out what happened just moments before that intense encounter we just showed you. * *pkg * >> reporter:shot with an i-phone from inside the car, the video shows a westfield mall security guard pointing his gun at the driver, identified as nicholas buchanan, who felt threatened says his attorney, richard alexander. sot richard alexander/plaintiff's attorney the incident happened on december 5th of last year outside a monroe street parking garage at westfield mall. according to the complaint, buchanan says the guard pulled his gun and ordered him to stop after he drove around a stalled car and ran over a plastic traffic cone. a second security guard arrived and ordered buchanan out of his car. afraid for his life, says his attorney, buchanan refused and kept on filming sot cop and victim on video san jose police arrived and their investigation, according to the lawsuit, is proof that westfield mall and the two guards, identified as francis fielding and robert genereaux, who work for security risk management, are negligent. sot richard alexander/plaintiff's attorney a spokeswoman for westfield shopping town says compnay policy prevents here from commenting on pending litigation and there was no response from security risk management. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news >> pam:quite a scare in the east bay. a boy is recovering tonight. after getting bit by a rattlesnake while playing with a friend in the backyard. it all happened very quickly at a home in concord which backs up to open space. the 8-year-old was playing in a neighbor's backyard. the mom where it happened said, all of a sudden she heard a yell for help, then called 9-1-1. >>:sot/tc: jennifer oneal/neighbor boy bit by snake at her home. he was so brave. o'neal says she no longer walks with her dog out on the trails by her home, for fear her dog will be attacked by a rattler. she says she has talked with the boy's mother and he is doing well. fire officials say, with the warm weather, snakes like to venture out, so it is important to be extra cautious. >> pam:a display at a florida walmart - intended as a 9-11 tribute - has been removed. catherine heenan is here to explain why it made some people so angry. >> catherine: somebody probably meant well. but stacking cases of 'coke zero' cans to look like the world trade center did 'not' have the intended reaction. this was set up in a walmart in panama city, florida. it was quickly mocked online. people began sending messages on twitter.like one saying "not a good look, guys." and another saying the store manager didn't think about how tacky this would be. after an onslaught of criticism - walmart took the display down and later blamed coca-cola, saying it was 'their' idea'. both companies have since apologized - saying no disrespect was intended. the coca-cola dealer for the region said the display was meant to honor local firefighters. this saturday will be the 15th anniversary of the 9-11 attack. steve and pam? >> steve:tonight nearly fifteen years after the september 11 attacks - the families of the those killed are pushing congress to allow them sue countries with ties to terrorists. >> pam:kron 4's national correspondent mark meredith is in washington, with a look at what is at stake. they're the images most americans won't ever forget. >> reporter:two cities in chaos, a country facing a new enemy. but now - more than a decade later - one former u-s senator says there's a lot americans still need to learn about how 19 highjackers carried out september 11th. >>:"did they carry out this sophisticated attack on their own or did they have support while they were in the united states?" bob graham - a former governor and senator of florida - helped lead the investigation into the 9/11 attacks. his work - most recently - lead to the declassification top secret reports - to show connections the hihjackers had to foreign governments like saudia arabia. "this is removing the cork from the bottle, that there's still a significant amount of information which like the 28 pages has been withheld" >> reporter:even as efforts continue to force the release of more documents - several 9/11 victims families are taking the fight a step further: to the courtroom. >>:"this is a complex issue, we all grieve for the families of those who lost" republican congressman david jolly of florida is one of several house members considering legislation that'll allow families of terror victims to sue nations - like sauida arabia - that could have ties to terror attacks. >>:"victims should have the opportunity to seek some form of redress, and compensation, this gets very complicated, its not as simple as a family suing a nation state" >> reporter:some victims families see just the scheduling of a vote as a victory and an important step forward for victims of 9/11 and those who may one day face similar tragedies. the senate unanimously passed the lawsuit legislation earlier this summer. the house vote for tomorrow is still a toss up - however the white house is likely to veto the 9/11 bill in an effort to protect u-s relations abroad. reporting in washington, i'm mark meredith. >> britteny: down 20 degrees and concord alicea to clouds and patchy fog it expected tonight saying: to tomorrow in average temperatures are expected as did bush and bill weekend. at current 72 degrees and a auto '64 petaluma said rosa 77 fairfield and 76 degrees in livermore seller in airshows of how the clouds developing along the coastline once again for a stronger onshore flow expected as we saw the cooler temperatures and also the clouds developing more far as these go into the rest of tonight a look from san francisco golden gate abridge the flag is flying with the conditions the close will fill in nicely. >> britteny: friday evening the clouds will make their way back and receive partly to mostly cloudy skies starts on saturday before more sunshine this afternoon. >> britteny: at 7:00 a.m. visibility down to zero for those locations pettifog expected livermore concord down to about 7 mi. of disability highs from the region tomorrow in the mid '50s 400 set maturities oakland 58 degrees will kick off the morning in san jose. " >> britteny: average temperatures will average of the 70 forecast shows even cooler weather on the way with very of low pressure swinging through our region and we take a closer look at your digs deep platter and see you again and another tene minutes. >> pam:and new tonight at eight. a river mysteriously changes to the color of blood. find out where.and what may be the cause tonight on kron 4 news at eight. >> pam:a san francisco based company. hit hard. wells fargo think defines bank has a pair hundred $85,000,000.5300 police have been fired because of it. additionally regulators are making them compensate customers had pay extra fees are charges for those accounts and condemn those who spoke out said they were under pressure to meet sales goals. >> reporter: >> reporter: contra costa county district attorney's office has concerns the victim's advocate assistance last money was used a pay for the drug rehabilitation program however and the office says that nothing to do with choosing the out-of- state rehabilitation. >> pam:in the race to the white house. donald trump says. hillary clinton is quote - "trigger happy". hillary clinton says, no single candidate has ever been as big a threat to the country. as trump. >> steve:and so it goes. in a presidential race with rhetoric that's increasingly harsh. catherine heenan has more. >> catherine:it's been described as an 'escalating clash'. hillary clinton today is calling on republican politicians to say whether they agree with trump's condemnation of american generals.and his praise for russian president vladimir putin. trump meantime is repeating his defense that he always opposed the war in iraq.and would have voted against it had he been in congress at the time. fact checkers have said repeatedly that claim is false. as for last night's security forum.at which the candidates appeared back to back. they accuse each other of revealing serious flaws. trump met with a small group of students and teachers at a cleveland school today that serves african american students. he shook hands with one 6th grader and said "he can do anything he wants." meantime - new polls in battleground states show this is a tight race. steve and pam? >> britteny: ephah tonight further inland in the east is known 67 by 6:00 a.m. and the afternoon as temperatures get closer to the concord and that's where temperatures will heightens the mid '80s by analysts are often high fifties by 6:00 a.m. tomorrow and still warm day not quite as warm as what we saw yesterday we were well above average. closer to the afternoon expected the shares a question to the mid- 60s. antisemitism note warm and low 70's and we go to the south they were in san jose 58 the start temperatures will pop out in the low 80s tomorrow close to the no. date if you get closer to that ball was dropped in the fifties to for the afternoon we're in the mid-70s and if you're and sorrows of be on the '90s yesterday tomorrow we will stay in the high 70's low 80s with temperatures starting off at the 50 small morning. a second alert sunday forecast then the show. >> steve: the goal is to err bring down greenhouse gases that admissions. this comes against a position of from the oil industry and other business groups and republicans. california is on hold amid the current target and also send a bill that would provide greater oversight and client policy. there is a new voice tonight involved in the colin kaepernick protest. it's the dallas police chief. >> pam:he lost four of his officers in july during this ambush. a gunman shot them at the end of a black lives matter protest. kaepernick as we've been reporting has been quite vocal in his criticism of police. it isn't a ringing endorsement. but it is certainly a different tone than what we've been hearing from some police departments. >>:"i wouldn't want to look at just one voice in the sports field to point out as good, bad or indifferent. what's encouraging is that sports figures are trying to find a way to have a voice in this discussion. chief brown has announced he is retiring. he's been with the dallas police department for more than 30 years. tim tebow isn't the only one making a comeback professional soccer player landon donovan announced today is he coming out retirement. at the age of 32 he will re-join the l.a. galaxy for the rest of the mls season. in his last campaign with the team, he helped them win their fifth mls cup title. a full hour of entertainment news is on the way. at 7:00 it's the insider, followed by entertainment tonight at 7-30. >> steve: and city of thunder of open water swims. >> gary: the first official game as the tinplate. and the broncos brendan marshall and then trust about support and then the broncos and carolina are under way brenda marshall has taken monday in support. monday they go in the to 1/2 point underdog. six months ago the quarterback and then will be one of those deals last time i came into a season as a locksmith in the super bowl. a minor league contract with the new york mets like to get somebody say water with any today good publicity makes all the better and they said the then nothing to do the name just about we think there is some talent there game hundred thousand dollars and said he will start and below lote instructional league in florida you will begin next month. kemper can run but many haven't had a fastball in 10 years. he appealed years william >> gary: doctor out in straight sets 6075 problem more to the point and for him >>: lot of promoters and sports/ some of it in joy. all champions a coming from russia. of trip years and he is a world champion. this came back >>: blossoming in the world wouldn't sit. >> gary: yourself at the real olympics we heard so much about how difficult it was over there for athletes and maybe everything was in 100 percent top notch how did you find it to be? 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