>>: it's cruel using intellect to hurt people. >> reporter: they have chosen not to speak publicly until sentencing hearing also want the prosecutors without charges against muller for crimes and not included four federal case. >> reporter: reached out for comment about these allegations they had a conflict of interest in this investigation fbi refused to comment referred us to federal prosecutors and did not want comment on this either because lots of vallejo police they are not commenting either. >> grant:a train crash in hoboken, new jersey, has left one person dead and more than 100 injured. this is video of the aftermath. investigators are trying to figure out what caused the crash. scott mclean has the latest from the scene. >> reporter: the pictures show the aftermath of a massive crash at a busy train station outside of new york city. it slammed into the station killing one person who was standing at the platform it happened around 845 eastern time this morning, the ruthless like to the has collapsed. sending teams to the all possible factors. >> grant:in the north bay. a discarded cigarette. is now being blamed for starting a fire that destroyed four petaluma homes, damaged ten others and shutdown lanes of highway 101 for hours. the fire started tuesday afternoon around 3. in the grass along the northbound side of highway 101--- north of the lakeville highway on-ramp. investigators say they followed the burn patterns back to the edge of the freeway and found cigarette butts. the fire quickly spread to eucalyptus trees along the highway. and into the backyards of houses on stuart drive. authorites say the fire caused around 1-point-5 million dollars in damage. firefighters continue to make headway in the santa cruz mountains against the stubborn loma fire. as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now--- live from gilroy--- many of those displaced by the fire are returning home while others await there turn. * *pkg * sot doreen ann bellamy/casa loma road resident >> reporter:doreen ann bellamy is one of the hundreds of people displaced by the loma fire and she just wants this nightmare to be over. sot doreen >> reporter:doreen lives here on casa loma road, where firefighters are still watching over hotspots. this is one of a handful of structures lost and 325 homes are still threatened but calfire is making headway against the loma fire. sot jeremy rahn/calfire >>: able to get into the fire area increasing containment of a 25% we continue to improve lines and a monster fire activity. >> reporter: the action now is mostly east of summit road, in santa clara county, where evacuation orders remain in effect but those orders are now lifted for santa cruz county evacuees like brian britton. sot brian britton/summit road resident >>: the cayman check on us last night but then said we could stay. >> reporter:back on casa loma road, after being allowed to retrieve some medication, doreen was pumping water from the creek to douse the still smoldering hill behind her still-standing residence, hoping that soon she too can go home. sot doreen >> reporter: use sought is analogous to the neighborhoods and homes are a half mile apart some you cannot see from the road all of locals and particularly those suspect that all said and done the damage will be higher. they tell me that they have a damage assessment team at work as we speak. hit with several lawsuits related to the sexual abuse of sedated male patients. kron4's maureen kelly reports that the the abuse happened at the hands of a now jailed anesthesia technician, but the attorney's for the plantiffs allege hospital management should have done more to stop him. >>:i sent my son to this reputable institution and , thinkign that he was going to get the best care possible, i sent him into the lion's den >> reporter:that's the voice of the mother of victim robert doe.her voice has been altered to protect her identity 16 year old robert doe.who's name has been changed.was fondled by this man. anesthesia technician robert lastinger.while knocked out for a routine surgury. lastinger pleaded no contest to four counts of sexual battery in relation to abuse of the 16 year old. and three other male patients during between march and april of 2015.all under similar circumstances. all happening here at stanford hospital's outpatient surgery center in redwood city. we all know the concequenses of being a victim of sexual abuse can be profound, they can be lifelong they can be searing attorney paul matiasic is representing the minor.as well as one other victim now suing stanford. the victim's attorney says lastinger's predatory behavior went unreported for years and stanford health care let that happen. the nurses the assistants were so intimated about losiing their jobs about losing their livehood that they did not report the abuse of minors and other patients who were actually under anesthesia attorney angela alioto represents george baez.a now former stanford health care employee who he was one of people who did come forward after hearing what lastinger was up to.and was laid off one year later.they believe that was in retailation for being a whistleblower it was a place i thought i'd be i thought i'd retire there i thought i was doing the right thing a spokesperson for stanford health care says any claim that shc knew that robert lastinger was a predator and did nothing is false. they maintain as soon as they learned of the inappropriate conduct by their technician, they removed him, launched an investigation and contacted local authorities. they also say that baez's termination has nothing to do with his minor involvement with any investigation. maureen kelly kron4 news in the east bay. someone is putting anti-semitic fliers on cars in a bart parking lot. bart says it can't force the person to stop, however, as kron four's terisa estacio reports, bart is looking into whether the person may have crossed a line that could warrant action. >> reporter:this is the flier found on several cars in the lafayette bart parking lot on thursday. it contains anti- semitic statements such as calling jews serpents and accusing them of controlling segments of society. sot/tc: 13 laura mastin/east bay resident hate speech is not free speech. many riders at bart thursday took offense to the flier - sot/tc: 23 derrick furr/east bay resident i don't think it is right. >> reporter:other riders blamed the flier's wording on the current political environment - >>:sot/tc: 37 carolyn wan/east bay resident i think it is about our political world right now. bart spokesperson alicia troust tells kron four news - they can not remove the fliers - bart is a public agency, and free speech is a protected first ammendment right. however, bart police have launched an investigation into the unidentified blogger who put up the fliers after a rider complained that the blogger made a threatening comment and making threats is a crime. - kron four attempted to reach out to the blogger through the links on the fliers but did not receive a reply back. on thursday, only one of nearly a hundred fliers remained on the when mexico sends its people... they're bringing crime, they're rapists. are you going to have a massive deportation force? you're going to have a deportation force. we're rounding 'em up in a very humane way, in a very nice way. we're going to build a wall. that's not america. we're all californians. i'm tom steyer. it's time to speak out. please, register. and vote. vote. nextgen california action committee is responsible for the content of this advertising. a mother is heartbroken after she learned that bullies urinated into her special-needs son's water bottle at school. >> grant:the boy's mother says that was earlier this week. in the locker room at folsom high school. sonseeahray tonsall has the story. a spokesperson with the folsom - cordova unified school district. says it's investigating the incident. the district says it can not discuss specific details at this time. in order to protect the privacy of the students involved. police say a 53-year-old dixon man died. after crashing his motorcyle on interstate 80. >>: the vice principal took a bottle port out the urine washed the bottle with soap and water and sent him to me when i got out of the meeting out to look for her and could not get a hold of her. >> vicki:the crash happened in vallejo around 6:30 a-m. in the westbound lanes of i-80. chp says the victim was driving his motorcycle between two vehicles when he collided with one of the cars. he was thrown from his motorcycle. and died at the scene. officers have not released the indentity of the man. until his family is notified. >> grant:an auto theft task force shuts down a major chop shop in the east bay. one man taken into custody.now facing felony auto theft charges. investigators show kron4's haaziq madyun some of the confiscated cars. >>:"this engine does not belong to this car" the engine was stolen from another vehicle allegedly by 35- year-old albert murray of oakland, says chp officer marc hinch, who is an investigator in the alameda county regional auto theft task force >>:"so basically our suspect mr. murry has been under investigation here for about 2 years now, we allege what he has been doing is, he would steal a car, remove the engine and transmission from that car at his residence on reposo then he would dump the vehicles throughout east oakland" >> reporter:the alameda county auto theft task force found a chop shop at murray's east oakalnd residence on reposo drive. he was recently arrested and charged in connection to stolen autos and parts involving these 4-vehicles >>:"we got him on 4 of them, we got him on a chop shop charge, we also got him in possession of a high capacity magazine, because he is a felon he is not supposed to have that" he says the task force has had an open investigation on murry for the past 2-years >>:"we believe he is a part of a bigger crew that has splintered off in the last few years and has his own crew going on" these auto theft crews are rather notorious when it comes to stealing a certain american made car "in the oakland area alone we have recovered approximately 300 stripped chevy cameros in the past 3-years" if you're driving around oakland and you come across a vehicle without an engine or vice versa, you can contact the alameda county regional auto theft task force annonymously.they'll come check it out. in oakland haaziq madyun >> britteny: close to like the san francisco airport piquancy cloudy skies as we go into tomorrow around of sunshine toward the afternoon. and we show you what we are tracking will keep our temperatures cool and a chance of showers and to the weekend. not everyone will see the same amount of rainfall parts of the east gate and then in the northern part almost a fifth of an inch of rain by sunday afternoon. tablatures keep cooling down into the rest of your work week will be much cooler and temperatures right now 66 in nevada 71 napa 67 of vallejo. mid-60's not view and then 54 in downtown san francisco. sunny skies for inland locations and then in the 7:00 hour dealing with coolers guys in the mid-70s it down so low 60s by 9:00 for the bay and then low 60s at the coast mainly in the mid-50s, not we take a closer look at the rainfall chances for the entire area what to expect closer to the weekend. >> grant:kron four is profiling some of the bay area's outstanding teachers. our teacher of the week is leah murray -- from farallone view elementary in montara. >> vicki:catherine heenan says that just one of the reasons her students love her -- weekly tea parties. >> catherine:leah murray believes things don't get much better than a good book and a nice cup of tea. and it's more than that.it's a recipe for success for her 4th graders. they're learning to 'love' the power of reading. 'can we get a basketball? yes' recess at farallone view elementary meaning lots of ball games. catching up with friends and kieran - doing his famous magic tricks. but when it's time for ms. murray's 4th graders to head back into the classroom, no one's complaining. she tells them to pick a "just right book" - because it's friday - and the focus is reading. not just reading - but 'reading intensely' 'i see students reading so intensely, that they're not even looking up from their books' if you're in leah murray's class.you're surrounded by books. everywhere you look - cartons and stacks and shelves of them. you're encouraged to read what you want - and get lost in the story. 'i'm reading goosebumps.i'm reading walt disney, etc.' she doesn't just want students to be 'able' to read.she wants them to 'love' it. what could make it even better? afternoon tea parties. on fridays - everyone gets a steaming cup of their favorite tea.adding to leah's plan to create a sense of excitement and 'love' around books. it could become a lifetime habit. this is what happens when a little girl grows up and wants to be just like the teachers she adored. to recreate her own sense of magic and joy in the discovery of a good book. reading a book is never assigned as homework in ms. murray's class. she says it's not necessary.her students now reach for a book for the sheer pleasure of it. you can nominate a teacher of the week. just go to our website, kron four dot com - and click on 'teacher of the week' tab to submit an entry. >> catherine:the ceo of wells fargo was back in the hot seat on capitol hill today. he's apologizing again for a scandal over sales practices. catherine heenan is back with the latest on what he's saying. apologies aren't getting john stumpf very far. he's been the target of outrage from members of a house panel. regulators say the sales practices included opening up to 2-million fake deposit and credit card accounts.without the knowledge of customers. some lawmakers say wells fargo might have even violated federal racketeering laws. the ceo is saying he didn't know about the problems for a long time.and that he's 'accountable.' stumpf says the bank is expanding its review back to 2009.and that aggressive sales goals will be eliminated. and now - the first major executive has left the company. the woman who headed the division that created the fake accounts has resigned - and won't get a bonus or severance. senator elizabeth warren argues that stumpf should also step down. a big story we're following tonight. new details in the police shooting of an unarmed black man in suburban san diego. u-s authorities are saying they tried to deport alfred olango back to his native uganda. *twice. but the country refused to take him. >> britteny: all it therefore is on forecast camera a close look at the east bay not a lot of clouds same thing by the golden gate bridge you can see your note said later shot you notice a lot like those clouds billion and a lot of sunshine for inland locations then memory and parts of the south bay. >> britteny: rainfall in parts of portland it will take a while the four brings any rainfall to us through a week and we pause at 845 sunday and parts the north bay expected to see a few showers one of our forecast models that shows the rain moving and a few models show no rain all. get light showers in sunday. >> britteny: are going to call for a nation in the northern part of the north bay. closer to the east bay san francisco peninsula south bay that is the forecast in terms of any rainfall totals we keep updating this for you it will affect you on sunday temperature is 78 livermore and then 79 caulker 67 vallejos 71 napa 66 in nevada. >> britteny: 72 nap up. a few degrees cooler than sedates 76 oakland 72 san jose and then your 3 the forecast shows preconditions tomorrow the system is closer to us into saturday partly cloudy it will be sunday a chance of showers and temperatures keep dropping down from one locations and 70 forecast another 15 minutes. >> grant: the u.s. authorities are saying that they tried to deport alfred back to you in his native country but refuse to take them back. the immigration officials say he stopped reporting to ration officers back in february back in 2015 they do not know if officers try to find and after that ordered to be deported in 2000 to be convicted on drug charges sensing 2009 for a gun conviction both times he would not cooperate along those shot and killed this tuesday his sister called police say he was acting erratically walking and traffic officers got there and say he pointed an object appellees. and it being an electronic cigarette. but surely 40 years old and a teacher before being arrested the super 10 says that he was shot in the building for recess and the shooter never ever x and then and volunteer firefighters tackled the shooter and kept on the ground until officers arrived and arrested him. the teachers and principals should called heroes not hand. cal and teacher that were shot were released all second child remains hospitalized shubert accused of killing his father before he was apprehended at school. >> vicki: the dow fell 195 points nasdaq 49 and s&p fell 20 points. parents >> grant: say they are upset over what they call a lack of transparency limited answers from the school. >> vicki: a new study in the british medical journal the risk of taking prescription painkillers and research data from 10 million european users some had a 19 percent higher risk of heart failure the inhibitors cause concern when it came to the heart late to the same rate of heart related hospitalizations as the other painkillercommon painkillers likeneed to pass a kidney stone? ride a roller coaster. no, really. a new study published in the journal of the american osteopathic association says--- the bump and jolt of a roller coaster may knock small kidney stones right through your system. a surgeon behind the research tested the idea after a patient said she passed three kidney stones while riding an orlando, florida, coaster. the original study featured results from 20 turns on the ride. the findings held up, and with nearly a 70% overall pass rate. next. the pizza shop that's replacing cooks with robots. and the dubs prepare to play their first preseason with their new star studded lineup. harvard >> pam: university trained lawyer. >> pam: coming up tonight at 6 we hear from the victims' and one of the parents involved the entire case was botched an fbi probe from the very beginning. latest on that story much more coming up tonight on news at 6. >> grant:the nba season is moving right along. just days after opening training camp, the golden state warriors play their first preseason game saturday in vancouver. it'll be our first chance to see this superstar-stacked group play together. mark carpenter was at practice this afternoon.and has a status report on how these warriors are coming along. while this warriors roster is loaded, chemistry still needs to be developed and steve kerr says they are a long way from being a finished product. the great thing is everyone can rest assured knowing kevin durant has been as good as advertised and hasn't had to make any adjustments to his game. kevin durant >>:"that's why they wanted me here. they wanted me to come out here and be myself. i'm not gonna play timid or try not to step on anybody's toes, you know what i mean. but i'm still gonna try to be myself. nobody has told me i'm shooting too much. i'm just trying to be myself out there, that's all i can do." >> reporter:it'd be easy for a superstar like kevin durant to want to take a team over.and be eager to instantly put his fingerprint on the roster. but the former mvp and seven time all-star has fully embraced the warriors model of ball movement and unselfish play. >>:kevin durant "i may shoot 25 shots one game. i may shoot 7. i've done it before. i've scored 20 points on 7-8 shots before. it's not even about the shots. it's about once i get em, am i being disciplined? am i trusting in my work and shooting good shots?" steve kerr "that's whats really intriguing about putting him with these guys with steph, klay and draymond, andre and shaun. you got multiple playmakers and if you move the ball, you should be able to cut down on turnovers as long as we don't make it about the show and we make it about execution." and when the warriors tip off the preseason. crisp execution.is something we won't see much of steve kerr "it's not gonna be pretty. i can tell you that." butt sots "i've never seen an exhibition game come four days after the start of camp. that's like, bizarre. so this is about conditioning and just getting to know one another. getting to know our style." a style that's expected to make another deep run into the playoffs. mark carpenter, kron 4 news. >> britteny: could kill little dusting of snow or rain on sunday. morning fog reconditions and 64 in a bottle 67 vallejo. and then 78 livermore temperatures down for inland locations another 57 degrees we keep seeing inland temperatures dropping into tomorrow it will be the same. we see wind speeds in the afternoon we see the light wind speeds by the afternoon gusting up to 16 mi. an hour gusting up to 25 in nevada 17 and have inveigh a larger system to the north and closer look at what we're dealing with in san francisco clubs moved in. >> britteny: early cloud starts in the day tomorrow. inland 56 and then by noon mostly sunny for the coast 57 in the bay 64 inland locations it will be a mild lunch hour by noon 68 degrees and then in the afternoon goes spots will stay in the low 70's even places like antioch livermore. the sixties mar 0 in san francisco mission district a little warmer at 64. 60 pacifica 75 cerros a 70 petaluma 75 the napa 71 the high end of the shot and 74 caulker. close to san ramon 6776 in livermore. 66 union city and san jose high maroc 70 degrees. >> reporter: 74 engineers parlay a silicon dollars startup >>: esses where we control it and turning the oven on and off federal springtimes. they continue to innovate in an effort to of further automate the process. what you need a robot to put a pizza and an oven. next. why a celebrity prankster says he attacked kim kardashian on the red carpet. you inherit lots of traits from your family. my ancestor, lady beatrice, introduced the elizabethan ruff. great-grandfather horatio went west during the gold rush. and aunt susan was a a world champion. i inherited their can-do spirit. and their double chin. now, i'm going to do something about it. kybella® is the first of its kind injectable treatment that 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about what happened to her son. 16 year old robert doe.went to stanford hospital's outpatient surgery on march 31st 2015.and while knocked out from anesthesia.was fondled by medical technician robert lastinger. in june, lastinger was sentenced to one year in jail pleading no contest to the sexual battery of the teen and three other male patients. an attorney has now filed lawsuits for two of the victims.he is claiming other employees saw prior instances of lastinger acting inappropriatly and looked the other way. he engaged in lewd conduct in the or, there were nurses talking about how he had propensity to fondle of patients who were under anthestia and yet stanford did nothing and when an institution does nothing and predators in our midst are allowed to prey and that's what happened here. he belives there are other victims out there. >>:it's unconsciable that people have to fear for their job and as a consequence do not report what is a criminal act on a minor that will stay with that minor for the rest of his life. attorney angela alioto represents george baez.a now former stanford health care employee that says he was one of the whistleblowers that launched the investigation against lastinger.his reaction to being laid off one year later? shocked on some level.it was hard he's now suing claiming retailation. spokesperson for stanford health care says any claim that shc knew that robert lastinger was a predator and did nothing is false. they maintain as soon as they learned of the inappropriate conduct by their technician, they removed him, launched an investigation and contacted local authorities. they also say that baez's termination has nothing to do with his minor involvement with any investigation. maureen kelly kron4 news >> pam:the man accused of a bizarre kidnapping that vallejo police had initially called hoax admits in court today. he did it. >> steve:matthew muller originially pleaded not guilty in the case but today changed his plea during a hearing in sacramento. this is from the kidnapping last year that grabbed all kinds of headlines. the boyfriend of denise huskins, aaron quinn, called police saying men had broken into their vallejo home. kidnapped her and demanded ransom. she turned up two days later in southern california. police dismissed the kidnapping claim. today quinn's mother went after investigators for their handling of the case. the break in the case came when muller left behind a cell phone during a home invasion robbery in dublin. investigators traced it back to a location in the lake tahoe. there, they found evidence linking muller to the robbery as well as the kidnapping. passengers and witnesses say, the scene was chaotic and bloody. and most agree the train did 'not' slow down. as it approached the hoboken station this morning. catherine heenan is here with the latest developments on the rush hour tragedy. we've learned tonight that the one person who died was a 34- year-old woman who'd been standing on the platform.and was hit by debris. 114 people were injured - most not seriously. this is video taken a short time after the transit train crashed through the barrier at the end of the tracks.hitting the wall of the station's indoor waiting area. the governors of new york and new jersey say it's too soon to know whether a train system known as "positive train control" would have prevented the accident. because >> reporter: matthew has reached a deal to plead guilty to kidnapping he should not receive only 30 years in prison prosecutors are recommending. the attorney reports that a reduced sentence to be another in a series of failures in this case. mahler has not been charged nor variety of other crimes thursday afternoon's news conference he called on prosecutors to file additional charges against smaller. >> pam: big story we were following since this morning one person is dead more than 100 others injured after a train barreled into a new jersey station during morning rush hour. passengers witnesses say at the scene was chaotic and bloody clothes. agree that the train did not slow down as it approached the station's morning >> catherine: g. incendy on the platform not even and the train hit by debris 114 people were injured most not seriously and then this could have been worse but take a short time after the transit train crashed through the barrier at the end of the tracks. it hit the walls of the stations indoor waiting area the governors of new york and new jersey say that too soon to no effect positive train control but is prevented this accident. for the engineer released from hospital questioned by investigators anyone who was at the station they will never forget the scene. >> catherine: investigators will want to find out what the train is going too fast other workers had a pretty hard time getting around the crash and are dealing with the downed wires leaking water structural damage even possible stress is contamination >> steve:a discarded cigarette is now the suspected cause of the fire that destroyed four homes and damaged ten more in petaluma on tuesday. >> reporter:investigators say they found cigarette butts they believe were discarded by someone traveling on highway 101. the fire started around 3-15 on tuesday north of the lakeville highway on-ramp. it quickly spread from the trees on the side of the highways to homes on stuart drive. officials say it caused close to 1 - point- 5 million dollars in damage. just a reminder with rain expected this weekend. you can get the forecast for the area where you live just by downloading the kron 4 mobile app. it is available for free for apple and android devices. another big story we are watching tonight--the deadly police shooting near san diego. we are learning a lot more about the man el cajon officers. had a fatal encounter with on tuesday. >> britteny: tablatures trickle- down it will help end to it tomorrow and it will keep temperatures low in low '70's at cruz mountains and humidity is out because onshore flow returns 25 on our wedding guest leaned gusts. >> britteny: left hand side of your screen its rotating sleeping down closer to san francisco into friday saturday and closer by sunday only start to see little bit of light rain moving and in the morning and a close air becomes closer by sunday evening. the time everything for out in the forecast. >> pam: man of her alicea francisco bay bank is grilled by lawmakers setting up phony accounts the bank's profit. up until now. we haven't heard a when mexico sends its people... they're bringing crime, they're rapists. are you going to have a massive deportation force? you're going to have a deportation force. we're rounding 'em up in a very humane way, in a very nice way. we're going to build a wall. that's not america. we're all californians. i'm tom steyer. it's time to speak out. please, register. and vote. vote. nextgen california action committee is responsible for the content of this advertising. >> pam: the tel assess the that it is connected to a minute major auto theft ring. >> reporter:you're looking at 4- vehicles connected to an illegal chop shop belonging allegedly to 35-year-old albert murry of oakland >>:"maybe he could buy this for 1200-bucks or 1000-bucks" >> reporter:chp officer marc hinch is an investigator with the alameda county regional auto theft task force. he breaks down murry's alleged chop shop operation >>:"so what he would do is take these engines from cars he would steal and then dump the shells, purchase salvage vehicles from insurance auto auctions that were missing engines and transmissions, put the stolen ones in it, he could use them for personal use he could also resell them" >> reporter:murry was recently arrested and charged with auto thefts associated with the chop shop, which was located at his residence in east oakland >>:"right now we are looking at about 150-grand worth of stolen vehicles in this one particular case right here, this problem still goes on, there is more people doing it.if you know any information you can call our anonymous tip line, text us, you can remain anonymous, we are looking for anything that can help us with the gm vehicles that's being stolen and stripped" in oakland haaziq madyun kron4news r >> steve:in the east bay tonight - someone is placing anti- semitic fliers on cars parked in a bart parking lot. this is the flier found on several cars in the lafayette bart parking lot on thursday. it contains anti-semitic statements such as calling jews serpents and accusing them of controlling segments of society. bart officials tell kron four news they can not stop someone from placing fliers on cars - even if it is offensive, because bart is a public agency and speech is a protected first ammendment right. riders out at bart today had this to say about it. sot/tc: 00-05 carolyn wan/east bay resident sot/tc: 17 laura mastin /east bay resident hate speech is not free speech. bart is looking into the matter saying that they recent heard from a rider claiming the unidentified blogger responsible for the fliers possibly made threatening statements and that is a crime. a big story out of washington with local roots. tonight the head of one of the nation's biggest banks is under fire - this time by members of congress. the c-e-o of wells fargo - which is based in san francisco. says his company is now doing a top to bottom review. that review comes after allegations of fraud, identity theft and racketeering. all connected to millions of fake accounts set up using customer money without permission. the fraud was designed so employees could meet tough sales goals. and kron 4's national correspondent mark meredith says. the c-e-o's answers did not satisfy angry lawmakers. under fire and under oath. >> reporter:today wells fargo c- e-o john stumpf is in the hot- seat. the 63-year-old is facing serious questions over how his bank's employees could open millions of fraudelent acccounts to make sales goals - without someone at the top of the company knowing. "we should have done more sooner, but we will not stop working until we get this right" for the second time this month - stumpf faced a hostile congress. both democrats and republicans are furious over the banks decision to fire 5,000 employees - mostly low rank - while top executives remain on board through the scandal. "your bank is being fined for the same transactions and it just feels like déjà vu all over again" stumpf's testimony comes the same week wells fargo cut his stock benefits by 41 million ohio senator sherrod brown - who grilled stumpf last week - tells us today there's still much work to be done inside wells fargo. "they have major operational issues, its really embarrassing for our countries, it really is outrageous" during thursday's hearing - congress couldn't help but point out this is just the latest scandal to impact wells fargo's customers. dozens of cases have been settled with the government since 2008. while wells fargo c-e-o says he has no plans to resign - some in congress think he'll have no choice if and when federal prosecutors get involved. "you think today is tough, when the prosecutors get a hold of you, you're going to have a lot of fun" while wells fargo executives are still under the microscope - congress continues to question how the fake accounts could go unnoticed by federal regulators for years. wells fargo has paid out 190 million in fines so far - but that number could grow. reporting from capitol hill, i'm mark meredith. >> steve: >> grant: tried to deport him twice and the 38 year-old came to the u.s. from you guy 1991 first attempt came in 2002 after he was convicted on drug charges second time came in 2009 following firearms conviction. paul can use to combat the knuckleballer thomas's case. the mother says the long ago was not mentally ill but rather about marriage breakdown we also learned details about how one of off the one of the officers in the shooting accused of misconduct in the past. sued for sexual harassment by a fellow officer. >> britteny: we will actually see a chance of showers and the forecast tonight patchy fog moves in and then clear conditions near the embarcadero and dealing with clouds it depends on where you are tomorrow with patchy morning fog and then breezy conditions as we head into a week and partly cloudy on saturday sunday we will see a chance of showers mainly to the north bay with a chance that the transitions to san francisco parts of the south bay. cooling trend continues right around the mid '50s san francisco have monday 62 san mateo 53 not in view 72 at san jose 73 livermore 61 oakland 75 unconquered 68 right now in vallejo. 68 in napa and than temperatures and a bottle at 61 degrees. 72 right now and 73 livermore. >> catherine: >> britteny: the line near the bay and then sampras is the airport and that picture of low pressure being closer to as legal and will begin. and then france saturday we start see the rain transitioning and north bay and that will continue to severance cisco by sunday evening. light rain falls will expect to see for san francisco eased a south bay and then close to the north bay and northern part of the north they concede to about 1/5 of an edge. >> pam: raising effort that his dad said real was love. >> pam: raising effort that his dad said real was love. am an iraq veteran. lowering drug prices. dollars to defeat it. vets" in voting yes on prop 61. am an iraq veteran. lowering drug prices. dollars to defeat it. vets" in voting yes on prop 61. >> pam:. >>:clinton started her day in iowa where early voting is underway for the election. we've learned she will make one more trip to the bay area. october 13th. it is expected to be her last of the campaign season. >> pam:just ahead. ryan lochte's dad explains why he believes his son really was robbed while at the olympics in brazil. builders of the public restrooms at the new sacramento kings arena. are taking into account the controversy over use by the transgender community. the latest on california's hopes of quickly rolling out an early earthquake warning system using cell phones. radios and more. >> reporter: the other employees saw robert fondle patients and did nothing and then an appropriate year has been been going on for years and then into an institutional failure any claim that they knew and did nothing was false. >> reporter: the kidnap victims attorneys as the system has failed her and her boyfriend. kidneys and a boyfriend perpetrating a hoax matthew mahler is guilty plea to kidnapping thursday reaffirms it was no hoax. >> reporter: have made a threatening statement. and they have launched an investigation into the possible crimes. we've been hearing a lot about an earthquake warning system for california. now - the governor has taken another step to make it happen. catherine heenan is here details on what the governor is saying. catherine? >> catherine:it's a big priority for governor brown. who devoted 10-million dollars from the state budget to the project. today he signed the legislation to develop a warning system called "shake alert." that's an example of how people will get alerts. today we learned that californians will probably get warnings on their cellphones, radios and other devices within the next year of two. the system is designed to detect the first shock waves from a large jolt - calculate the strength - and then alert people before more waves spread. experts say even a few seconds can save lives. one example - 20 seconds of warning would allow a bart train to slow from 70 miles an hour to 10 miles -- dropping the chances of a derailment. steve and pam? >> britteny: sunday we will start a seashores rolling out through in the day could linger in for overnight hours. >> steve: was suspended for 10 months for line or happen to the gas stations white house where fellowhe was suspended for ten months for lying about what happened at a gas station. lochte's father seems convinced swimmer is trying to move on. >>:"it's been found it shows the security guards had guns pointed to my son's chest and money was extracted so i don't know what you call that but i know what i would call it." "i'm just trying to move on, move forward and now that i'm putting that behind me." lochte has not ruled out trying to qualify for the 2020 olympics in tokyo. he is currently preoccupied as a contestant on "dancing with the stars." the golden one center continues to be the topic of conversation across sacramento, and today, it's for the organization's position on sexual orientation and gender identity. "first time that a team in building an arena has taken into account the trans-gender community, the gender non- conforming community and really making sure that that space is welcoming for everyone" twenty-three single use all gender bathrooms will spread throughout the arena. with signs showing a woman, man and person in a wheel chair. all of this with the global warming and the - a lot of it's a hoax. it's a hoax. it'll get cooler. it'll get warmer. it's called weather. we need some global warming! we need leaders who get it. so that we can move away from coal and oil to clean energy. i'm tom steyer. if you want to do something about climate change, you can. please. register and vote. nextgen california action committee is responsible for the content of this advertising. >> steve: the golden state warriors might wanna take some notes in their new arena king's just put finishing touches on their building not only as a pact with all kinds of technology features 23 all gender restrooms activists say it is the first green in the world offer all gender restrooms. hot narrator: it wasn't that long ago. years of devastating cutbacks to our schools. 30,000 teachers laid off. class sizes increased. art and music programs cut. we can't ever go back. ryan ruelas: so vote yes on proposition 55. reagan duncan: prop 55 prevents 4 billion in new cuts to our schools. letty muñoz-gonzalez: simply by maintaining the current tax rate on the wealthiest californians. ryan ruelas: no new education cuts, and no new taxes. reagan duncan: vote yes on 55. sarah morgan: to help our children thrive. >> gary: the giants tonight san francisco four games remain they are feeling about the playoffs. lot of people here i was getting all excited. when there is a mistake on the air pollution and suggests saying something's wrong resign. and the guy goes like this for five minutes. >> gary: the giant thing right now the way it looks san francisco four games remaining share the score on the scoreboard it can. the giants' season ends right now and the pro season sale last and right now leading 32 in eight innings. if you entertain me as a fan until oct. you done your job in the playoffs people was say they're spoiled because they're one of three championships. it to make the playoffs that means you did with assists on sets or the better teams johnny the warriors leading for vancouver tomorrow every night but said a shot and a full-time reporter brought here to record everything and company deal here go will have taught could you show and there'd as turning up warriors and the best player has been fined for missing workouts and a band on monday tuesday of this meat and brian who was knocked out more than likely proceed anyway. yet have an mri and when they finally went over there but i had our hairline fracture which isn't has an entire nea but he will be able to play a couple weeks >> gary: in the celebration of u.s. olympians the state all my alumni >>: honored have copies smith and john carlos here today. the silent protest 1968 controversial but called up and created greater opportunity for those and the european golfers. hendrick missed and hit a just and rose from south africa of $100 on the ground and one. >> pam: nfl close the performance big role she landed for this season's super bowl. >> steve: permissible 50 last year circulating nfl was interested in the sixth time grammy winner and it is official. >> britteny: badgers in inland locations drop and then in the '60s by sunday crazy conditions and tomorrow sunday and a chance of showers but lingering chance of monday stay connected kron4news-dot-com the insider tracking the biggest stories making news today. kim kardashian west is the ratest signal of the celebrity prankster. >> every man or woman, when i meet her -- >> why the so called journalist is claiming his attacks promote female empowerment. >> why were britney spears -- >> i like my 30s better than my 20s. who will get the last laugh over the viral video. >> got to get those boys back. number three. megan mullally gives us the inside scoop of "will & grace's" epic reunion. >> everyone immediately said yes. >> is a full reboot in the works. kate hudson gets real about her estranged biological father. >> it was fun to be on set with my dad again. >> it was pretty awful, flat, dry. >> now, the insider tracking hollywood from the inside out. celebing under attack is the top story today. the latest victims of so called journalists, and celebrity prankster. >> this man is infamous for stuff like this. wait until you hear his reason as to why. >> welcome. >> i don't kiss every man or woman when i meet him or her in the street. >> what are you doing? >> i inform people and entertain pmt. >> when the ukrainian self

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