good morning. good morning. as we go into the afternoon and overnight hours, that s when we expect heavy rain. we ve issued a first alert yesterday evening and as we head into the rest of today, that first alert will go into effect closer to 8:00 p.m. saturday evening to sunday evening, the first alert will be in effect. there s a flood watch in effect for that time. heavy rain is expected sunday early this morning. street increased flooding is also a possibility. here s the system now that s going to continue to march towards us as we head into the rest of today. again, a dry start but closer to 4:00, that s when we ll see a better chance of thunderstorms. but we even could see a slight chance closer to 1:00 p.m. with our temperatures expected to push into the low 80s today. even warmer as we head into tomorrow. i ll be breaking down everything you need to know for this weekend coming up in my full forecast. all right. and stay informed about the approach of the flooding
reporter: showing on social media. last week. they checked and the graffiti is no longer there. the open investigation but the students say it was half-hearted. there were just like shoot me an e-mail rather than handle it now. at it did not get handled right away. reporter: the second incident happened on monday were a student entering the bathroom about this. making it clear that african americans were not allowed in. is this not a joke. and i do feel less comfortable. reporter: silly that this is late in coming. reporter: . am sorry that our parents or some of our parents got that feeling. that we did not care. we do take these into this very, very seriously. it is a very upsetting thing that this has happened and we have parents and students that are concerned about it. we want to make sure that we are coming together as a community and we want our children to feel safe and we know this. reporter: officials say they are working with the black student union
witnesses described the shooting as a road range incident, investigators are not ruling out the possibility of this being shootings here on hwy-4 in pittsburg it maybe, i don t think this is random, but it may be connected to something else at this time i don t have that information right now reporter:that is because he says it is early in the investigation. there were two shooting victims transported to a local male passenger who was shot in the arm who is expected to survive. female driver was killed in the incident, however investigators it is unclear whether she died as a result of being shot, the traffic accident or a combination of both.on hwy- 4 in pittsburg haaziq madyun kron4news. grant:disturbingly enough.shootings on highway four are becoming almost commonplace. in the past 11 months. there have now been six shootings on on highway four. two last month.one of those fatal. grant:one back in february. and two last june.a 19 year old and a 20 year old were ki
her last month in san francisco.good evening i m steve aveson. pam:and i m pam moore. pam:tomorrow, police are expected to make a major announcement in the case. new tonight kron-4 s j-r stone is live j-r you talked to a woman who was close to nicole fitts. the mother who was found dead last month. reporter:yes she told me that nicole was like a daughter to her. she had a clear cut message for investigators. reporter:2-year-old arianna fitts hasn t been seen since february. those who were close to her family say detectives need to focus their search. sot like i said the babysitter had to know something or she had to have something to do with it. reporter:the body of arianna s mom nicole was found in a shallow grave in san francisco s john mccleron park last month. covered by this wood plank. nicole fitts had been staying with cheryl taylor. tuesday taylor described the last night she saw nicole alive. saying fitts was frustrated with her daughter s babysitter w
legislators to get the legislation passed. he also says that he has been in contact with the victim in this case, and that she supports the change in law. here in palo alto, kron4 news. tell you about amount last that read license plates, something that s become common at intersections in many east bay communities. dan is live in danville with more on what city has planned. dan? reporter: yeah, that s right. danville is joining other community, we are at sycamore valley road and san ramone value boulevard. this is an intersection that is the main entry point into danville and exit point, and this, plus 12 other intersections will soon have cameras so if you re planning to commit crime, they will capture your license plate. since 2013, the town of danville has seen an uptick in property crime. up about 10% each year. people breaking into homes, businesses and cars, stealing property. reporter: now the town counsel has voted install 6 cameras at 1 busy intersections