. >> that breaking news coming out of sacramento county, the sacramento county sheriff's department there is confirming that 5 people were killed in a shooting at a church. thank you for joining us for kron. 4 news at 8 o'clock. i'm ken wayne and i'm pam moore. investigators say a father is responsible for the shooting. according to police, the father shot and killed 3 children all under the age of 15. >> he also shot and killed his wife before turning the gun on himself. all 5 died inside the church. there. police are still on the scene right now. again, this is a picture from the scene. kron four's. jonathan mccall is heading to the location. he will have the latest details for us coming up in about 30 minutes. we'll stay on top of that. there's another big story tonight for teachers and students. california set to drop its school mask mandate on march. 12th. >> that announcement comes just days after the cdc announced new guidance allowing mask to come off and schools as long as covid transmission rates are not considered high. still will be 2 weeks until students here to remove their

sacramento. the sacramento county coroner's office has identified all victims of that murder suicide. >> that has left 5 people, including 3 children dead kron four's. jonathan mccall has been in sacramento since this story broke. he is live tonight again with the latest. good evening, jonathan. >> good evening from sacramento. granted, he's been absolutely heartbreaking day for this community in sacramento all day long. folks have been coming to the scene to leave tokens, momentos anything they can just in remembrance of the victims of this tragic, horrible scene. plenty of folks bringing things in threes. you can see 3 dolls, their 3 angels, just things and threes to remember the 3 little girls killed in this tragedy, according to investigators at the hands of their own dad. tonight, investigators have a lot of unanswered questions to try to piece together in this tragedy. sacramento. a coroner's office identified shot for victims on the show him and tragic scene in a 39 year-old david moore. r

plan your next vacation at iloveny.com sacramento area. this is an ardent arcade area of sacramento county, where you can see a very large police presence in this neighborhood. early word of a shooting with several victims. we have seen evidence of at least one fatality. so far, the sacramento sheriff's office has only confirmed that is shooting happened here. their investigation appears to focus on a church, which is called the church helicopter in that area is asking people to stay inside and lock their doors. we have a crew on the way to the scene, and we'll bring you updates as soon as we get them, but again, a large police presence in the sacramento county area following a shooting with investigators focusing on a building that is called the church. no it's six o'clock tonight. home security camera caught this mountain line overnight, roaming around in a backyard in valeo. the homeowners called the police to their house in the upper crest, cimarron hills. neighborhood officers drove around and they were looking for that cat trying to

. >>> we begin tonight with a tragedy leaving a sacramento neighborhood shaken up. more than 100 officers responding to an active shooter at a church. >> five people were found dead, three of them children. tonight, kpix5 andrea nakano is in sacramento with what the deputies are revealing about the suspect. >>> as you can see here tonight, the area is blocked off. residents here at first did not know if there was an active shooter or who he was targeting. we learned tonight it was a father opening fire on his three children before turning the gun on himself. >> reporter: the incident happened before 5:00 tonight. an employee working upstairs managed to get out and call 911 just after the gunfire erupted. >>> as i stopped in front of the church, they brought out a person they were rendering first aid to and then they put the tape up and they were scooting everybody back. >> reporter: deputies surrounded the church in sacramento trying to get the victims to safety, hoping to save their lives, a sacramento sheriff's department, though, pronounced all five victims dead

arts jonathan mccall is on his way to sacramento. we'll have the latest on the shooting starting on kron. 4 news at 8 o'clock tonight. just to give you some perspective, this is at a church on why the way, which is right east of arden, fair mall, which is one of the major malls, shopping malls in sacramento. of course, that's just east of downtown sacramento. that is the location of the shooting streets in that area are closed off as police investigate. no word yet on how many people have been shot. we're continuing to follow this story and we'll bring you the latest as information comes in. >> the woman accused of stealth of joran, the original scott peterson murder trial returned to the witness. stand for day 2 today. the hearing may ultimately decide whether or not peterson will receive a re trial for killing his wife and unborn son. kron four's haaziq madyun was at the courthouse today in san mateo county. >> michelle nyce told the court quote, i didn't purposely withhold anything unquote. the subject is at the center of scott pe

. >> the shooting happened at a house of worship called the church in sacramento. deputy say they were church employees inside of the building and the investigation is now getting started. >> yeah, we will be out here i'm sure most of the night going through this. there will be a lot of physical evidence that needs to be collected and forensics and so forth, so you can count that we will be out here for tonight. >>> now just to recap, five dead in a church shooting in sacramento. we will have the very latest. >> will have a full report at 11 and we will bring you the very latest updates throughout this newscast. >>> the intersection of monterey highway and bailey avenue reopen about an hour ago after shooting there. no word on the victim's condition at this hour. the suspect was arrested about 5 miles away. no word on what led up to that shooting. >>> a hayward man is behind bars in a pair of sunday morning freeway shootings that happened within a half hour of each other. the first happened at 11:15 yesterday and left a person in this white sedan critically injured

arts jonathan mccall is on his way to sacramento. we'll have the latest on the shooting starting on kron. 4 news at 8 o'clock tonight. just to give you some perspective, this is at a church on why the way, which is right east of arden, fair mall, which is one of the major malls, shopping malls in sacramento. of course, that's just east of downtown sacramento. that is the location of the shooting streets in that area are closed off as police investigate. no word yet on how many people have been shot. we're continuing to follow this story and we'll bring you the latest as information comes in. >> the woman accused of stealth of joran, the original scott peterson murder trial returned to the witness. stand for day 2 today. the hearing may ultimately decide whether or not peterson will receive a re trial for killing his wife and

we're following a tragic story out of sacramento. a father killing his 3 young girls and a woman before turning the gun on himself. the murder-suicide happened in a church. investigators are now trying to piece together how and why this could have occurred. and we have truck covers will tran. >> live in sacramento at the church with what we know right now will. >> james investigators that finally left the scene about 2 hours ago. but obviously they're still more work to be done. this is the location, the churches in north east, sacramento. it is right across the street from some homes. so people were inside at the time and they heard the shots. let me just give you the lay of the land. let me move the camera over here. there are plenty of homes right next to it. they were inside when they heard what was described s. >> firecrackers, they all went outside. but by then, it was too late. they were not able to save the 3 girls. let me show you video from the scene. this all went down at around 5 o'clock last night. this was a supervised

he joins us live from sacramento in front of that church. well, this is one of those stories that just makes early hug their kids, maybe an extra extra hard this morning. >> i certainly want to i can tell you that we may never know the answer because the person who has all the answers, he turned the gun on himself. i'm standing right in front of the church is called the church in sacramento. the gates automatically just open there. it is on the right side of your screen. it looks tranquil ix, peaceful, but a little bit more than 12 hours ago, it was. house of horrors, not a place of worship. let me show you video of the scene. this all went down at around 5 o'clock last night. it did not take police officers long. apparently according to witnesses, maybe 3 minutes or less when they converged on to the scene. they came in sight. and then they saw 4 people, 4 victims, 3 girls were talking ages 9.10, and 13 years old. and another person killed. but this 39 year-old man during a supervised visit. he gad a temporary restraining order against him.

across the city and led to renewed calls for police reform. >> on march 18th 2018, 2 sacramento police officer shot and killed the 22 year-old in his grandmother's backyard. there you see it. this followed reports of vandalism in the neighborhood. police say at the time they thought clark was armed. turns out he was only holding a cell phone tomorrow morning. the clark family and national civil rights leaders will gather at the state capitol to hold a rally and march today. clark's brother devontae reflected on the 4 years of activism after stephon's death. >> for your anniversary for use in the fight for justice and not some levels. but all of the message here is that we are not law enforcement. we love law enforcement, ran side police brutality or anti police. terror isn't ran side police militarism. so we're not law for the war and siren into people's backyards and killing them unarmed and not know the difference between a cell phone and again. >> no federal criminal or civil rights charges were filed against the sacramento police officers involved in stephon clark's shooting. >> sa

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but we know the family did live here in sacramento reporting live. i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news and elissa. is it clear at this point why the mother of those children have that restraining order against the gunman? that's one thing that law enforcement said that they are going to look into they're going to look into why she took out this restraining order and how long that restraining order had been in place. alright elissa harrington live at the scene of this horrific shooting tonight in sacramento county. alyssa thank you. the governor tweeted in response to tonight's shooting and said this another senseless act of gun violence in america this time in our backyard in a church with kids inside, absolutely devastating. our hearts go out to the victims , their families and their communities. we are working closely with local law enforcement. now to the russian , you invasion of ukraine, and this is a live look now at the capital city of kiev tonight, where people were reportedly allowed out of their homes for the first time since saturday.

that she was the one who passed away in sacramento. that was on march 17th that sacramento police responded to reports of a shooting in an apartment building just a few blocks away from the state capitol. and that's where police say they found the teens body. in a statement to kron 4, the oakland unified school district spokesperson described garcia has, quote. >> a bright light at on whose natural talents were obvious to those around her. she's a wonderful singing voice, which we're looking forward to hearing on stage during the school's upcoming cinco de mayo celebration. we're working to get more information about the specific circumstances surrounding her death. so stay with us here on kron 4 and kron 4 dot com for new details. as soon as they become available, a reward is now being offered to find the man accused of killing 8 year-old sophia mason. she's from hayward or said police department is now offering a $3,000 reward. >> to find dante jackson officers found sophia's body in jackson's home in merced said earlier this month.

up around sacramento. there was plenty of that the temperatures right now on the mild side 65 out there in the in the east bay . temperatures are running a little cooler than they were last night. as you'd expect. this is the satellite loop and there's a system right there. that's because it's got the whole western united states kind of lit up, but it's really focused mainly south of here. and so that's where the heaviest rainfall we noticed that in the santa cruz mountains down towards big sur and down towards the sound was the best area. so you see a few scattered showers right here now. this isn't going this way. it's going this way. so it's kind of going away from san francisco. so what we could see if straight showers evening goes on. that's the point. but it's all over pretty much for the most part in terms of rainfall and accumulations, and we did well, like i say, over and a half inch and a lot of places which is good, which is good for any kind of a storm. but it's not really a lot in terms of res

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but the sacramento county sheriff's office says the deadly shooting inside the church in sacramento proves otherwise. i think that the average citizen should be outraged. you see it here in this particular case, because this is such an outrageous case . this happens all the time. but lopez says ice does not always need to rely on law enforcement . immigration enforcement is still able to get information about the arrest and detention of individuals as they come into the hands of local law enforcement. that's brooks jarocz reporting for us doing 11, a student was found dead today at the california school of the blind in fremont. the bay area news group reports that the incident was reported around 7 30 this morning at the school on wallet avenue. authorities say the student was found dead in their dorm room. the name of that student has not yet been released or cause of death. also newt 11. jurors in san francisco will soon be paid to serve if considered low income started on monday. the b the jury program will pay jurors $100 per day of service if they meet the income requirements. those w

this happened at the church in sacramento. this is eaten nondenominational church. right across the street from us near those flashing lights. there's a very large police presence still here now. initially several agencies were called, including swat and the fbi. you can see this church is in a residential neighborhood. people who live here say they could clearly hear the gunshots and are devastated by what happened. i have said shot shot, and then i saw the people across. they're running and they're going to shoot in the church unions church, sandy davis lives on. why'd away in sacramento arden arcade neighborhood across the street from a church where five people were killed in what law enforcement believes was a murder suicide. this happened just after five o'clock, davis heard the gunfire while taking her dogs on a walk. now i opened the door and i heard 5 to 6 shots and i immediately opened the door. let the dog go back in and hit i crouched to the ground . sheriff's deputies say the shooter was a man who shot his three children inside the church during what was

, david mora at the church in sacramento. the mom did everything right? >> she did everything she could do. in terms of protecting herself and her children. >> it just so happens. the mother came here last april, looking for a legal help and a safety plan in sacramento. family justice center. >> was able to meet with the case manager. >> go through what was going on at the moment. the front here to talk about what kind safety she needed. more says case managers kept in contact with her even after she got the restraining order against maura. >> we and she did everything that did to keep and her children see. and that's that's the best summer reads. in court documents show mora was granted supervised visitation with his daughters. >> the whitmore says that was the court's biggest mistake in this case. and i wish he had not had. visitation with his children. there was a history of violence there was a history of instability. >> and while whitmore didn't deal with this family directly, she's hoping the mom is being surrounded by

this is in north east, sacramento. this all went down at around 5 o'clock last night when shots rang out, according to witnesses, it did not take very long for investigators to come here when they went inside. they saw for 3 girls ages 9, 10 13 years old. another person, a court appointed person. and we are hearing james and area. might not necessarily have been an official court worker could have been somebody that the wife and the husband agreed upon to supervise the visit by the father. that person was killed as well. i got a chance to talk to a neighbor. this is right next to some homes. just moments ago, i was able to track down a man who had just gotten home. listen to his emotional reaction to what happened. >> we didn't think of it as a good it was broad daylight. i just got on nothing like that ever happens. we brought day like that. my wife just told me that she believes she heard but we weren't sure so like 3 minutes later, then. of show. units, everything. so we knew it was a just, you know what? >> you're

the girl's family released this statement to sack sacramento's vice mayor in it. the family. thanks everyone for the love and support that they have received this week. they say they understand there is a lot of interest in the girls, but they ask for time and for space to mourn in private, especially as they lay their loved ones to rest that deadly shooting has a lot of people now questioning the dangers of supervised visitations protocols differ between the less formal visits that we saw on monday at that church in sacramento. and those located within the confines of a superior court. cynthia voigt us with a roseville collaborative supervised visitation office says before a parent meets with their child, he or she must arrive 15 minutes early so that she can assess the parents demeanor. if there are any visible warning signs, the parent will not see their child. that is leading many people to wonder if this particular visit had been arranged within the sacramento superior court. might the tragedy have been prevented? >> no matter how nice the pair it is, no matter how long

. >>> the tragedy leaving a sacramento neighborhood shaken. more than 100 officers responding to an active shooter at a church. we have learned the shooter was a father opening fire on his children before turning the gun on himself. what democrats are revealing about the suspect. >> the incident happened just after five. an employee upstairs managed to get out and call the police just after the gun fire. >> as i stopped in front of the church they brought out one person who they were rendering first aid to. then they put up the tape up. >> deputies tried to get the victims to safety. a sacramento sheriff's department pronounced all five victims dead at the scene. 9, 10, and 13-year-old girls, their 41-year-old father and another victim who was there to supervisor the girls visit with their father. >> this was a court supervised visitation. >> the shooter's estranged wife had a restraining order but the court scheduled the visit. an activist that's been working in a sacramento community to end gun violence was stunned by what happened here. >>

. >> breaking news from sacramento overnight. a father taking the lives of his 3 children, a woman and then turning the gun on himself will have the very latest on the shooting just ahead. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at good morning. we're going to tell the news in a minute, but first, want to give you up to date on weather and traffic this morning. it will begin with john in the weather center. good morning, guys. it's another warm one today and lots of sunshine to kick out the first day of march today. we do have a little bit of cloud cover that has made its way back in along the coastline right here. >> that cooling effect right along the ocean will keep a few of us in the 60's towards the ocean. later today. but a lot of 70's back for bayside and inland areas. right now it's a range of 40's to 50's across the bay. so it's actually been a pretty mild start. and most of us are sitting under unimpeded. sunshine skies will remain that way for much of the day. bit of an increasin

sacramento where a father killed his ♪ ahhh! oh my! okay it's my turn, i'm going to drive. ♪ you've been, you've been ♪ ♪ running through my mind ♪ ♪ and i've been thinking that it's just about time ♪ ♪ we get together, together ♪ ♪ i've been, i've been ♪ ♪ doing just fine ♪ ♪ and you've been, you've been doing alright ♪ ♪ let's get together, ♪ ♪ together ♪ ♪ so come on ♪ three kids. >>>> california will soon lift the mask mandates in schools but not all parents are on board. >> a show of support for ukrainians. action san jose plans to take. >> the forecast is coming up. abc7news at 11:00 starts now. building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> good evening good evening for joining us. i am dan ashley. ama: and i am ama daetz. please say a man killed four people, including his young children before turning the gun on himself. dan: it happened inside a church we had tim johns is live near the scene where he heard from investigators a few minutes ago. repor

a vigil was held in sacramento remember the 4 people killed in a murder suicide among the victimsh the shooter's own 3 daughter today. the coroner's office identified all of the victims and the shooter of this tragedy. kron four's jonathan mccall has the very latest. >> tuesday afternoon, the sacramento county coroner's office identified the 4 victims and the shooter in monday's tragic scene. as 39 year-old david moore, rojas. 9 year-old some more gutierrez. 10 year-old samantha, more gutierrez in 13 year-old some maya moore goat heroes along with 59 year-old nathaniel called all day tuesday. folks have been stopping by the church in sacramento's arden, arcade neighborhood, leaving flowers, balloons, candles, and stuffed animals outside of this house of worship that turned into a crime scene monday evening. i know is i was definitely shocked. alibi. >> oh, my goodness. i how could this be? how did i go? i'm not going back to like it was fired. not real life. i >> it's still shocking is a governmental sheriff's investigators say that more rojas shot and killed his 3 daughters and kong b

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the sacramento sheriff spoke of the tragedy. >> it's horrific and unfortunately does happen. domestic violence is all too common this obviously rising to the level of killing innocent children is obviously beyond anyone's rational comprehension. >> in a tweet california governor gavin newsom called it another senseless act of gun violence in america. he offered condolences to the victims and their families multiple law enforcement agencies are investigating >>> coming up this morning, movie theaters in russia won't beee sing any new disney films anytime soon because this is my secret. no really! i put it on once... because this stick actually works! secret had ph balancing minerals; and it helps eliminate odor, instead of just masking it. so no more t-rex waves or covering up stinky pits when you're not cold. pull it in close. just trust me. secret works. psoriatic arthritis, made my joints stiff,... ...swollen, painful. emerge tremfyant®. tremfya® is approved to help reduce joint symptoms in adults with active psoriatic arthritis. some patients even felt less fatigued. ser

. >> breaking news tonight at 10 5 people are dead in sacramento. that's after police say a man shot and killed his 3 children, a chaperone and then himself. thank you for joining us on kron. 4 news at 10. i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne. police say the shooter shooting happened during a supervised visit at a church. the church is located at 2041. way. that is right behind the big unpopular arden, fair mall. authorities say the 3 children, the suspects, daughters ages 9.10, and 13 kron four's. jonathan mccall live for us at the scene with the very latest. jonathan. >> and ken, good evening still a very large police presence to the sacramento county sheriff's office now leading this investigation. we know some 5 hours into this investigation and the sheriff's office here says it is going to be a very long nights. they remain here on scene trying to he's all of this together. the where this all happened is just down the sidewalk to the right. me and investigators are still there tonight. the coroner's office obviously has just arrived in the last few

the 58 year old will serve as a judge on the sacramento county superior court. modric fills the vacancy created by the retirement of judge benjamin g. the video judge gitanjali brown jackson. he's a big step closer to a supreme court confirmation after a key democrat announced his intention to support her west virginia senator joe manchin said he plans to vote for judge jackson. all eyes are now on arizona senator kristen cinema, who has not yet announced how she'll vote. she's supported the president's lower court picks, and observers say the judge is unlikely to get any republican votes in the 50 50 senate. after studying the nominee's record. and watching her performance this week. i cannot and will not support judge jackson that as a judge, lead judiciary committee set to vote on jackson's nomination monday, april 4th if approved, a full confirmation vote could come by april seven, as judge jackson faced questions from the senate judiciary committee during her confirmation hearings this week. one image captured people's imaginations. the photo from the new y

in sacramento, ashley zavala kron. 4 news >> all right. weather time now as we get a live look outside here at the golden gate bridge. pretty warm day in the bay. some more clouds, though, need the rain. yeah, but you're going to look long far this looking long and hard for a long time now looking further and further down the road, trying to find some rain. but >> looks like we're finally get a better chance of in the next few days, at least. but outside tonight. so we'll look at the golden gate bridge. here's another. some of that fog making its way across the golden gate bridge right now. and so morgan on shore breeze, long-range forecast model looks a little more impressive. you can see that france's off the coastline. you've got this area of low pressure developing on the backside. this really kind of the trigger. the storm system you see start to spiral around, kind of stretches out that storm a bit as it makes its way on shore. i think we get into some rain, but maybe the models are pushing a little too fast. i think maybe as we get

the vigil was held in sacramento to remember the 4 people killed in a murder suicide. among the victims, the shooter's own 3 daughters, the coroner's office identified all the victims and the shooter of the tragedy. kron four's. jonathan mccall has that story for us. >> tuesday afternoon, the sacramento county coroner's office identified the 4 victims and the shooter in monday's tragic scene. that's 39 year-old david moore. rojas. 9 year-old samarra. more gutierrez, 10 year-old samantha, more gutierrez in 13 year-old some maya moore goat heroes along with 59 year-old nathaniel called all day tuesday. folks have been stopping by the church in sacramento's arden, arcade neighborhood, leaving flowers, balloons, candles, and stuffed animals outside of this house of worship that turned into a crime scene monday evening. and i know is i was definitely shocked our >> oh, my goodness. i how could this be? how did i go? i'm not going back to like it was fired. not real life. i it's still shocking is in the middle. sheriff's investigators say that more rojas shot and killed his

well, this morning, sacramento deputies are working to get more answers in a deadly quadruple murder suicide deputies say a dad shot and killed 4 people, including his 3 daughters before killing himself as kron four's jonathan mccall found out the dad likely was not supposed to have a gun. >> the tragic scene unfolded at a church near the arden fair mall just before 5 o'clock monday evening. investigators say a man was at the church for a supervised visit with his 3 daughters when the shots were fired. >> it sounds fireworks. it sounds like firecrackers up up up up. and so i knew it was close in just want my dog reacted. it was shot. sacramento deputies say the man shot and killed his only 3 daughters, ages 9, 10 13. >> along with a social worker overseeing that visit before turning the gun on himself. the shooting left many in this neighborhood in disbelief. >> domestic violence is just to hear that a father would take the life of his 3 being a father myself. i could never imagine. and it just goes to show how much we need more of a commitment to men. investigators say the man had a

according to the chronicle of power provider in sacramento. the sacramento municipal utility district has been using cloud seeding since 1969 to increase the rainfall and snowfall for its hydro electric power plants. power provider, tells the chronicle. it sees an average of 3 to 10% more and it's snowpack as a result of cloud seeding. well mother nature might actually do it all by herself in the next couple of days, so let's check in with mark and find out about some much needed rain. not a lot, but we'll take it, mark. yes, we'll take anything we can get. guys. it looks like that could be moving in by saturday as our next system, which is well offshore right now. it could be a drifting closer our coastlines, so it'll be nice to have some more rainfall around here to be nice to be talking about 1 to 2 inches, but unfortunately everybody will be under an inch most areas to be under a half an inch. but today, saint patrick's day i would like to. i can't wear green because of the green screen. so my way of doing that is to find some green hillsi

abc station in sacramento that this is a fatal shooting. a police helicopter overhead is telling neighbor sustain their homes, we will follow this and have updates for you just as information is available. dan: our work to build a better bay area means keeping a focus on a public health. california health officials announced changes to the states mask mandates. for many happened in two weeks time when asking guidelines for schools will ease. karina is in the newsroom with changes. >> this is been an anticipated 12 days the guidance for masking schools will change, we have learned that after march 11, schools include -- schools and childcare centers go from mass crime is too strongly recommended. dr. marquel lee said they came to this decision because the data over the last few weeks. cases have dropped does have -- dropped as have hospitalizations. >> hospitalizations are half of where we were to weeks ago, that number continues to drop because of the school context. today pure archer -- pediatric hospitalizations have dropped 47%. >> he al

congratulations. >> history made in sacramento today. justice patricia guerrero was sworn in as the first latina justice to serve on the california supreme court. governor newsom called her the best in her class. she has written opinions protecting consumer and individual rights while upholding the constitutional rights of criminal defendants. today she thanked her parents who immigrated from mexico for paving the way for her success. >> the idea. everybody every single person can achieve a better life regardless of where you started out. that my story and story of my parents will serve as an example of that. >> guerrero most recently served as an appeals court judge in san diego. but she has bay area roots. she graduated from uc berkeley and stanford law school. >> in national news, judge ketanji brown jackson continued meeting with senators today that says the judiciary committee began the process of moving her supreme court nomination to the senate floor. democrats are ready to advance or to the high court. republican lawmakers are pu

he was shot and killed by sacramento police officers 4 years ago. that shooting triggered massive protests across the state in renewed calls for police reform. police say they thought clark was armed, but it turned out he was holding a cell phone. the clark family won a wrongful death suit against the department following the shooting. and since then, it's been his family's mission to keep his memory alive. rowena shattuck was at a brunch help from others who have experienced losing a child. she has that story. it's been 4 years since. 22 year-old stephon clark was shot and killed by sacramento police as he stood in the backyard of his grandmother's meadowview home. >> investigators say the officers believed clark was an intruder armed with a handgun when they opened fire. but after he was shot in the back several times, police only found a cell phone in his possession. this was the 4th annual stefan clark legacy weekend celebrating his life. his brother's devante clark says he still waiting for justice as the officers who shot stephon continue to p

that is the latest in sacramento. rachel wolf, kpixa. >>> a south bay city leader is camped out in front of the city hall right now. councilmember slept in a tent to raise awareness about the increasing homelessness issue. tonight the neyor plans to release recommendations by his task force to address the issue. they include city sanctioned camp manies for tents and parking for rv's. a central website and hotline to education people about the issue and a job training program. the main priority should be getting people off the streets. >> the mayor wants to defund the assessments which is the only tool that gets individuals into the county which eventually gets them into housing. by defunding these assessments, we strip away the opportunity for the most at risk to get housing. >> the plan includes cutting $200,000 from a county wide program to provide resources to the city's homeless population. >>> a fire broke out at a homeless camp in oakland leaving three vehicles in flames. crews got to this scene around five this

grieving julie plenty of people out and about here in sacramento as well. but if you haven't gone out yet, you can expect to pay a little bit more for beer bars and breweries have had to bump up prices over the past few months, and experts are saying those prices could continue rising. this year. grabbing a beer is going to be getting more expensive prices continuing to rise everything from the grain used during production to the glasses. catching that cold poor is going up in price. packaging increases . labor cost increases supply chain trucking, shipping increases barley and malt increases. and so we're starting to see that translate into consumer prices. crisis for beer are already on track to hit a record high this year, partly because of the nearly 200% price. this increase. for barley over the past two years is a challenge for very since moles and barley or primary ingredient of beer, and this inflation is forced to bar owners to raise prices. it's gonna be no time before it's $8 for a draft here. sean owns an irish bar here in sacramento, california

we're live tonight in sacramento. jonathan mccall kron. 4 news. >> next tonight on the news at 8 o'clock, a big night here in the bay area. decisions being made in several cities you need to know about, including one vote with hundreds of jobs on the line and something to do with schools. plus. >> almost 100 police officers left the oakland force last year. what may be behind the exodus and why some say the department's may never recover. and a warning for parents, a popular baby food is being pulled off shelves after a rare deadly incident. when a truck hit my car, the insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth, so i called the barnes firm. i'm rich barnes. it's hard for people to know how much their accident case is worth. let our injury attorneys help you get the best result possible. >> now 30 big decisions are being made around the bay area. key votes are happening tonight from ending pandemic precautions to the future of outdoor dining. here are the decisions being made tonight in your b

from sacramento. that investigation into what triggered that horrific scene here at this church last night is still ongoing at this hour. but for the folks who live in this area, we're just north of arden, fair mall for the folks who are familiar with sacramento. we are in this area and all day long. we have been seeing folks who have just been coming here leaving momentos flowers and just items to remember these innocent victims of just this horrific scene. want to pam my camera. if i can show you just some of the folks who have been coming out here. >> and leaving those items as well. the scene has been this has been the scene all day long. this community just so deeply impacted by this tragedy. and now the search for answers continues. and many folks are hoping to find some type of grief or some type of a comfort. and answers. as the sun rose tuesday morning, folks started honoring the innocent victims of a horrific tragedy. that happened just hours before. >> flowers, balloons, candles, and even s

. >> was found dead in a sacramento apartment. >> also concern over coronavirus cases on cruise ships. what bay area doctors are saying about the risks just as people begin to plan summer trips and peace talks between russia and ukraine. as president biden clarified that comment he made calling for vladimir putin to be removed from power. thank you for joining us on kron. 4 news at a time. catherine hannah in for pam moore and i'm ken wayne. our top story tonight, the family of an east bay teenager found dead is struggling to try to find out what happened to her. >> and cope with planning her funeral. 16 year-old marcelo garcia was shot in a sacramento apartment kron four's terisa stasio talk to the teenager's father who says marcel ahead, big dreams of becoming a professional singer. >> and my daughter, she was always happen. she's always making a ready smile. and she had a beautiful voice in. she was my everything. >> you know, i'm one of favorite songs. ashley saying a i think it's like katy perry. this girl is on fire. >> my gosh. are boys. >> rowe garcia and his niece, bianca of

narrator: a respite for the homeless in sacramento, this is loaves and fishes. it's not surprising to find the founder of joshua's house here - marlene von friederichs-fitzwater. at home with the homeless, marlene has learned deeply who these people are. marlene: yeah, almost to a person - and we've now interviewed close to 250 homeless men and women and the main fr is to die alone on the street. so they alreadfeel that they're forgotten and ignored no body pays any attention or talk to them it just kinda magnifies that fear that they will end up dying alone. jennifer: one of my favorite parts of this job is meeting the people who work in these organizations. unsung heroes, all of them. and marlene might be the leader of that pack - she is founding something - she's starting something brand new and there's not even a template really on the west coast. marlene - soell me a little about your health just generally. richard: health? it's deteriorating. i can read the writing on the wall. i don't need a doctor to tell me. i can walk about a hundred feet. sometimes a

and some mia, all 3 killed by their father, david mora at the church in sacramento. the mom did everything right? >> she did everything she could do. in terms of protecting herself and her children. >> it just so happens. the mother came here last april, looking for a legal help and a safety plan in sacramento. family justice center. >> he's able to meet with the case manager, go through what was going on at the moment that brought her here to talk about what kind of safety she needed. whitmore says case managers kept in contact with her even after she got the restraining order against maura. >> we and she did everything that we can to keep and her children see. and that's that's the best summer reads. in court documents show mora was granted supervised visitation with his daughters. >> but whitmore says that was the court's biggest mistake in this case. and i wish he had not had. >> visitation with his children. there was a history of violence there was a history of instability. >> and while whitmore didn't deal with this family directly, she's hoping the mom is bei

. >> and now a date and open teenagers found dead and sacramento. what we know about the circumstances surrounding her death and a reward now being offered to find the man accused of killing 8 year-old sophia mason where police think he may be. >> thanks for joining us for kron. 4 news at 8 o'clock. i'm ken wayne and i'm catherine heenan for pam moore and oakland teinager reported missing 10 days ago has been found dead in sacramento are grant lotus has been following. the story joins us now with what we know so far about this case and such a sad case because soe seemed to be a very popular. >> young lady there at the high school in oakland indy ken and catherine. it wouldn't be any less sad if. >> this wasn't the case, but she really it was supremely talented, beautiful voice. and just 16 years old, marcelo garcia was shot and killed last week in sacramento. you see or hear she was a sophomore that castleman high school in oakland and was expected to sing at her school's upcoming cinco de mayo celebration. undeniably beautiful voice. garcia was rep

rick, to the sacramento county superior court. she is the state's second openly transgender judge and the first ever appointed by a governor. she's a longtime disability rights act advocate and attorney now serving as she chief deputy director at the california department of rehabilitation. west virginia senator joe manchin says he will support supreme court nominee ketanji brown jackson. it's considered a big step towards her confirmation. manchin, a moderate democrat was seen as a possible swing vote going to the gop side. mansion praised jackson's record and coulter extremely qualified. the senate judiciary committee is expected to vote april 4th on the nomination. after that, there will be a final senate floor vote. jackson is the first black woman nominated for the nation's highest court. and it's more than 200 year history. >> we have a chance do something that's never been done before. we've had 115 supreme court justices 108 of them look like me, white guys. and out of the 115, not one african-american woman. president bid

wind here in sacramento juvenilia ktvu, fox two news. well victims of war gathered inside ukraine's largest hospital. almost every day. i cry because it's not so easy to see it and to hear such terrible stories how children lost their parents. coming up tonight at six. ktvu is brooks jarocz has the stories of survival and tragedy as russian rockets strike right outside of operating rooms, and we want to help you connect to the many bay area groups or helping the ukrainian people. you can just scan that qr code, which is at the bottom of your screen with your phone that is going to link you to the ktvu .com web page with a long list of aid organizations there that you can support, all right. it is the day after the academy awards, but few people are talking about who won best picture. instead all the buzz today has been about that shocking onstage smack as you probably saw, will smith slapping presenter chris rock right in the face after the comedian told the joke about smith's wife will the academy of motion picture arts and sciences now

this hour following this tragedy. >> this is where the tragedy unfolded at the church in sacramento where investigators say a father shot his three daughters and another adult in a case of domestic violence. the calls for help came in around 5:00 last night of an active shooter inside the church in sacramento. officers from the police department swarmed the area. once inside, they learned that this is a mass casualty incident but not one of terrorism but domestic violence. we've learned the father was allowed to visit with his three daughters, ages 9, 10, and 13 in a neutral and supervised setting after his estranged wife had a restraining order against him. it was during that visit that he shot and killed the supervisor, the three girls, and then turned the gun on himself. while there's not a shooter at large, this is a difficult time for the community and investigators as they seek some of the most difficult answers. we've learned that the mother has been notified. she is alive and well. there was concern for her safety. now getting this tragic news of her three children shot and

we have an outbreak of thunderstorms near sacramento and mayor said as well -- and merced as well. we had a view from the east bay hills camera but look at the low clouds settling in. you will just have to look at me 55 degrees in san francisco. 61 in mountain view. 54 degrees at half moon bay. here is a view from the golden bridge camera. 56 at santa rosa. 62 in fairfield. the view from the emeryville camera looking back at a mixed sky condition. these are the forecast features. rain and shower will taper off this evening. clouds will linger overnight. expect a foggy morning commute the storm still ranks as one on the storm impact scale this evening. a slight chance of isolated thunder and lightning. maybe some locally heavy rain or hail. those chances are diminishing. here is our storm impact scale. i 7:00 this evening, we will see a further reduction in the active weather. 10:00, it should be just about all over except for a spotty shower here or there. we don't expect much either the way of rainfall totals. it weather advisory remains in effect until 8:00 this evening. slippery

in sacramento. rachel wolf. ? a new video out of ukraine this morning where today an explosion injured more than 20 people. one of them a child. according to videos of the incident posted by the ministry of foreign affairs the large explosion actually destroyed a government building. fake a look here. this have aid johan he shows the aftermath of the strike. you can see thatting was reduced to rubble. the building in the main square of the area housed local government offices and was a landmark. >>> the war showing no sign of slowing. negotiations from ukraine and russia ended a first round of talks with no breakthrough. both sides have agreed to conduct a second round soon. >>> this satellite image are you schus a russian convoy. more than 70 soldiers were killed on a base. more than half a million people have left ukraine. >>> rights now those from all over the country are in a train station hoping to cross into poland through the railway. others taking trains out of the country to other countries like romania.

. >> plus, a tragedy at a church in sacramento. a father takes the lives of his three young children. what we're learning as investigators attempt to piece together the troubling details. >> and we are moving you forward this morning. the new mask mandate the state is ready to roll out, most places, anyway, including classrooms. ahead, the reason your child's school may decide to have students keep them on. this is "today in the bay." >>> tuesday morning, march 1st as well. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. you can also watch us live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv and online. let's get you started with a look at that commute and the forecast. meteorologist kari hall has a look at what we can expect from temperatures today. >> we are going to still have the warm weather with us and more clouds moving in. tomorrow we're getting ready for rain and it's not coming in until late tomorrow night, but a lot of changes on the way as we approach the end of the week with rain, hail and possibly low elevation s