cut pam: and charles crawford is joining us from marin county with an update on the conditions there. right now i m downtown, there is a light rain falling with a little bit of sunshine. in this entire intersection was shut down, what it was all because of heavy flooding. hi at some drivers turn around and realize they cannot get through. chp officials are monitoring the situation and stopped several drivers. cox part of this tree was actually up rooted. it was an uneventful commute along highway 17 along the summit until 9:00 a.m. and then, this happened, in my flight came down in the northbound lanes a couple of miles south of the summit. traffic was at a halt as lanes were blocked. ending with the sandy mountain soil reaching the saturation point, morris light activity is possible here and elsewhere. in the santa cruz mountains, rob fladeboe, kron4 news. pam: he would not be expecting us to be talking about snow in the sierra, here s a look at caltrans there i
pam: officials say they believe the suspect was going door to door and its wall street complex checking for on locked rooms. here at joe west hall, i spoke with a student who believed the suspect entered her room and it was a very frightening experience. after a walk up my roommate told me there was a guy in the room last night and asked her what happened and she said it almost seemed as if he was standing on a chair as he got up he shook the bed, he looked over, she could not see his face but she saw him leave and he left the door wide open. she got it immediately and locked the door. it is a really bad habit for us, we do not lock the door. i was sound asleep. it is creepy. the suspect gained access to the victims by unlocked doors. coming up at 6:00 p.m. i will take a closer look at security here and see how easy or difficult it is to gain access. pam: police in berkeley are investigating that city s first murder after someone then down a barber just steps from the
naso is expected to be back in court on may 27th when he is scheduled to enter pleas. in san rafael, kron 4 news. catherine: he is accused of killing four california women in the 70 s and 90 s. all of them have matching initials. two of them were killed in the bay area. the bodies of two of the women were discovered a new county in the early 90s. stay with kron 4 for the very latest on the cold case murders. there are lin bring concerns tonight that legal document still on the highway 1 01 last week and still haven t been picked up. charles clifford was in the north bay and shows us what he found. reporter: long san pedro road along highway 101 dozens of legal documents are blowing around. if this first piece of paper work is from a divorce settlement and has names and addresses. off over here, it is another paper from will. a little further down this state bird is from someone s 1987 tax return. it has a name and social security number. it s been like this all week. copi