ñ last night's highway 4 shooting was the latest in what has been a series of bay area highway shootings in the past year. most of those shootings happening in the east bay. here's what we know about the cases. ñ saturday's highway 4 shooting is at least the third bay area freeway shooting of the year. it comes less than a month after a highway 242 shooting in concord that left a man hurt and a black mercedes riddled with bullets. and less than a month after an i-80 shooting near carlson boulevard in richmond. three shootings may sound like a high number but it certainly doesn't compare to what we saw last year. from novemeber of 2015 to the end of 2016 there were more than thirty bay area freeway shootings. the highest number of shootings happened on the i-80 coordior but branched onto other freeways throughout the area. almost all of these past shootings have been labeled gang related.last year law enforcement credited the reduction in shootings to a multi county gang bust that put two dozen people behind barscredit has also been given to officials in the city of pittsburg who budgeted at least a hundred grand on 14 freeway cameras that are now installed and recording any car traveling along highway 4 through pittsburg.but this most recent shooting saturday night is evidence that the freeway shooting problem may be far from over. he was the president of a little league team in san jose. right now a vigil is happening on the baseball field he loved for frank navarro who was stabbed to death outside a bar last night. frank was stabbed to death sunday just after midnight outside tres gringos cabo cantina.he was said to be working there as a bouncer when it happened.he was taken to the hospital where he was unfortunately pronounced dead. no suspects have been identified or found. at the vigil friends and family remember frank fondly as a man who loved the kids and his job. he worked with as a coach with the little league here as well as over felt high school baseball and football teams. andrew cruz, coached by frank "he cared about anybody if you were out here to work and you wanted to play he made sure you go t to play." the vigil will go on until 9 tonight. this is the sixth homicide of this year in san jose. a gunman opened fire inside a popular vallejo bar. killing one man and injuring two others. now police are looking for the suspect. it happened around one this morning at gentleman jim's bar on lincoln road. at the scene, officers found two men suffering from gunshot wounds. one the victims died at the scene. the second victim was taken to a hospitla with non life-threatening injuries. police are currently searching for a possible suspect. the identity of the deceased victim has not been released. the wife of a man killed in his home in santa rosa is speaking out...it's a story you'll only see here on kron4 news.lydia pantazes is live in santa rosa...lydia what is she saying about her husbands death? ñ in the south bay ... a small earthquake struck near gilroy this morning.ñ according to the u-s geological survey ... the earthquake was a magnitude three-point-seven. officials say it struck just before 7 a-m. the u-s-g-s says the epicenter was three miles south of gilroy. one kron4 viewer told us her entire home rattled. gilroy police say no damage was immediately reported. in the south bay.san jose city officials say most properties flooded by coyote creek are now cleared for re-entry. three homes located in the williams street park area are the only exception. those properties have been red-tagged for structural damage. resident's can't re-enter those home until repairs are made. each structure in the affected areas have now all been green- tagged, yellow-taged, or red- tagged. green tagged properties are safe to enter... but yellow indicates the property can be entered with restrictions. tomorrow...city officials will hand in their initial assessment of the coyote creek floods. a cold storm will bring more showers and low snow levels to the bay area tonight.there could be a few lingering scattered showers on monday with partly cloudy skies and cool temperatures. happening tomorrow. the department of water resources will gradually ramp down outflows from the oroville reservoir. since february 12th...water levels in lake oroville have been reduced from 901 feet elevation to 842 feet. that's nearly 60 feet below the top of the emergency spillway. as the flows are reduced, officials will monitor the dam and the spillways to make sure everything is safe. the outflow from the nearly 800-foot-tall dam will be stopped for several days...to allow crews to clear concrete from a pool at the bottom of the spillway. coming up at eight. we have more information on the man police say is responsible for driving into a crowd of people at a mardi gras celebration. that's after the break. plus rememering bill paxton. the 61 year old actor died today. we're taking a look back at his life and career. and a berkeley grad student was nominated for best documentary short at the oscars tonight. did he win? we'll have the answer next. the new orleans man suspected of plowing into a crowd of mardi gras revelers while intoxicated. is being held on a $125 thousand dollar bond. police say neilson rizzutowas arrested last night after he drove into a crowd of people watching a parade in the mid city neighborhood of the big easy. 28 spectators were hurt there were no fatalities. police say a breath alcohol test determined that rizzuto's alcohol level was three times the legal limit after he was arrested. ñ as millions across the country gather to watch the oscars... hollywood is remembering charismatic actor bill paxton.ñ according to a family representative ... paxton died of complications from surgery today. the actor had more than 90 acting credits-- including "titanic," "aliens," "the terminator," and "twister." he received three golden globe nominations for his role in the h-b-o series "big love." paxton was currently starring in the movie "the circle" ... and the c-b-s crime show "training day." he was 61. ñ police are trying to figure out who vandalized a jewish cemetery in philadelphia.ñ nearly 100 headstones were found broken or overturned at mount carmel cemetary this morning. officials say a man discovered the toppled headstones while visiting his father's grave. the attack comes less than a week after a jewish cemetery in saint louis was vandalized. the israeli foreign minister spokesperson called the damage "shocking and a source of worry." officials say dozens of jewish centers have also received bomb threats since the beginning of the year. a cold storm will bring more showers and low snow levels to the bay area tonight.there could be a few lingering scattered showers on monday with partly cloudy skies and cool temperatures. ñ two u-c berkeley students made the trip to hollywood in hopes of winning an oscar tonight...ñ unfortunately...neither student won the academy award. journalism lecturer and graduate student--dan krauss-- created the documentary short-- "extremis." the 24-minute film was shot at oakland's highland hospital. it explores the painful choices facing doctors, families, and patients in end-of-life cases. krauss is also rooting for his competitor and former student, daphne mat-zia-raki. ñ daphne matziarakiñ matziaraki is talking about her thesis film-- four- point-one miles. a native of greece... the documentary short focuses on the a greek coast guard officer... caught in the middle of the europe's refugee crises. and speaking of the oscars. oakland native ma-her- shala ali won best supporrting actor just a few hours ago. for his role as juan in moonlight. the 46-year-old actor was born in the 46-year-old moonlight. for his role as hours ago. actor just a few best supporrting shala ali won native ma-her- oakland the oscars. and speaking of and speaking of the oscars. oakland native ma-her- shala ali won best supporrting actor just a few hours ago. for his role as juan in moonlight. the 46-year-old actor was born in oakland and grew up in hayward...he was originially a standout athlete. he played basketball at st.mary's college in moraga...before developing an interest in acting. this is ali's first oscar win and first nomination. next... if you shop at trader joes you'll want to hear this next story. after the break we'll tell you about a product recall now in effect. coming up i'm one of your biggest fans and i just got caught speeding no license no insurance but i'm a pretty big fan of yours that all that matters while many people in san jose are dealing with flooding the california highway patrol still has to deal with traffic issues no matter who they are, i'll explain in the next edition of people behaving badly ñ we have a recall to tell you about tonight... check your pantries for trader joe's unsweetened apple sauce.ñ manzana products company has issued a voluntary recall of these three types of apple sauce... trader joe's first crush unsweetened gravenstein apple sauce... trader joe's organic unsweetened apple sauce... and trader joe's all natural unsweetened apple sauce. manzana has issued the recall due to possible glass pieces in the product. all apple sauces can be returned to trader joe's for a full refund. for more information about the recall... go to kron-four-dot-com. many say it is not a requirement or a right.. to drive. it is a privilege. and if you abuse that privilege you can find yourself looking for an alternate means of transportation.tonight stanley roberts found some folks who may now be looking for a new way to get around. there are things one can do to draw attention to themselves nats: ambiance one is going faster than everyone else on the freeway this white suv was paced at 82 on highway 101 in san jose the maximuim speed is 65 exit, exit, the freeway i'm riding with officer vicini of the san jose area office of the california highway patrol. and hes going to have a chat with the driver nats ambiance: door slams shut: now this was a unique stop because the driver not only was speeding he was missing a few things and the first thing he says is so doomed officer in case you couldn't hear, he told the officer he was so doomed registration and insurance, i'm sorry do you have a license registrations and insurance any of it it turn out he was missing everything, except the registration and that's because it wasn't his suv.so the officer takes the keys . now the resona whay the driver claimed he was doomed was not because of the officer it's was because of the passenger ..que the snap chat are you really snap chatting right now i'm one of your biggest fans and i just got caught speeding no license no insurance but i'm a pretty big fan of yours that all that matters he was suppose go to the dmv to get an actual license in a couple of days he was ordered to park the car and have someone with a license to come and pick it up and since he didn't have a license his photo was taken and he was issued a ticket nats: ambiance this next driver wasn't speeding but he had a visible sign something was not in order, his registration tag had expired 6 months ago when asked for a driver's license the man presented an id from the mexico consulate which meant not only did the mini van have expired registration he had no drivers license and couldn't provide proof of insurance nats: ambiance in this case the driver was issued a ticket and the officer took a thumb print plus the vehicle was impounded by a second officer ..which arrived on the scene to assist nats: ambiance but it wasn't all tickets .while driving through an are of san jose which just experienced a major flood officer vicine stopped to render assistance to one of the flood victims . nats: ok give it a shot but the car took on too much water in san jose stanley roberts kron 4 news if you have a comment or story idea for stanley, e-mail us at 'people behaving badly' at kron- four-dot-com ... in sports news baltimore ravens safety matt elam was arrested on multiple felony drug charges in florida. elam faces marijuana, oxycodone and reckless driving charges after being arrested this morning in miami beach. police say while searching elam's vehicle they discovered 126 grams of marijuana as well as three grams of oxycodone. elam drafted in the first round back in 2013 out of flordia. the ravens declined to pick up his fifth-year option last year. meaning he will be a free agent. still ahead... a victim of a hit and run is asking for help locating the driver. we'll have that story after the break. plus we'll have a rundown of what is on donald trumps adgenda for tomorrow. tonight on kron 4...an elderly san francisco woman was injured in a hit-and-run.now her neighbors are trying to track down the driver.kron four's spencer blake spoke with the victimand her friends.he's live in san francisco tonight. spencer, first of all, how is that woman doing? remarkably well.you wouldn't be able to tell she was injured so badly just by looking at her.but she is still recoveringand her friends are trying to bring about justice for the person who hit her. "i had just got to arguello, was crossing the street, and that's where i was hit." 73-year-old susannah cain likes to take nighttime walks around the park.but on february eighth, she didn't make it home, because a dark- colored s-u-v or truck - probably the blur in this surveillance photo -- hit her in the crosswalk, and then drove off."i do not know what happened. i stepped off the curb, was walking across the street, and i came to in the er." "the impact was so loud that many neighbors came out to the scene." some of those neighbors and witnesses then stood around cain, who lay unconscious thirty feet away from the crosswalk, to protect her from more injury.one of the people who called 9-1-1 has visited cain since the accident."he was so darling, i wish he were here today. such a little angel." cain ended up with some cuts, a concussion, and some brain bleed.jude koski, who's known cain for ten years, has been concerned about how the hit-and-run case is being handled."i realized that the police and neighbors weren't necessarily coordinating." so koski went door-to-door in the area, posting fliers to let people know what had happened, and asking anyone who might have surveillance videos or pictures.he noticed a nest cam in this window just yards from the intersection, and was able to get the owner to turn this video over to police.it's a dark, and it's hard to make a lot of things out, but the more pictures investigators get, the better.susannah cain is touched by koski and all the other neighbors who have rallied around her."i am a better person now because of this experience. i'm going to be kinder and i'm going to be more generous." cain says doctors will let her resume driving next weekbefore she tries to go back to work. koski has collected video from other people and businesses on this block, too. a go fund me page for susannah cain has raised almost three thousand dollars so far.live in san francisco, spencer blake, kron four news. newly elected democratic national chairman tom perez is pledging to repair and unite the demorcratic party. today perez described a party focus that will emphasize protecting social security , medicare and "growing goods jobs in this economy." the former labor secretary in the obama administration . acknowledged that many in the u.s. had felt neglected. saying he heard from rural america that quote " demcorats haven't been there for us recently." he says the democrats will win back the working class ...by being truthful. perez... is the first latino to be a dnc chariman. adminisration officials say president donald trump has no plans to cut social security or medicare. treasury secretary steven mnuchin says people should not " expect to see that as part" of the administration's first budget. mnuchin say's president trump's priority was passing legislation to reduce middle-class and corporate taxes. the white house says the commander in chief was commited to keeping his campaign promise to leave medicare and social security alone. ñ a senior administration official says president trump will call for a substantial hike in military spending tomorrow. it is part of a white house budget outline that will be released monday. the document will also look to protect social security and medicare from any cuts. the outline will propose federal spending for the next fiscal year. and will call for spending cuts to several federal agencies. trump is speaking to a joint session of congress for the first time on tuesday he is expected to lay out his legislative priorities. ñ there's a controversy surrounding a girls' high school wrestling champion in texas. the reason - the new champ is transitioning to become a boy. polo sandoval has the story. ñ it's the dramatic end to a competitive and controversial weekend for mack beggs.the 17-year-old dallas-area high school student won the title of "champion" in the girl's state wrestling competition saturday.natsot: mix of cheers and boosa mix of cheers and boos were directed at the wrestler as he fell to his knees - appearing to soak-in the win.natsot: cheers and boos many in the audience feel beggs has an unfair advantage on his road to victory.beggs is a transgender athlete, born a girl transitioning to become a boy.he takes testosterone injections to make that transition happen. many believe that provides the young wrestler with an added competitive edge.his strength and agility, are hard to miss on the mat.melissa roush, counselor:"so, there's a big issue right now, right? and i think if um, if he has been taken hormones, or steroids, he should be wrestling boys." that can't happen though, according the university interscholastic league - which oversees public high school athletics.current u-i-l rules state "boys may not wrestle against girls, and vice versa"...and "gender shall be determined based on a student's birth certificate." for beggs, that means he's got no choice.natsot: referee whistlebut to wrestle girls. then there's the issue of the hormone therapy that would typically be disqualifying.not in this case, says u-i-l deputy director dr. jamey harrison.dr. jamey harrison, deputy exec. director uil:"the law is very, very specific that a student who is being administered performance- enhancing drugs by a physician cannot be made ineligible."the u-i-l insists, it's willing to review it's existing laws to see if they need to be changed by legislators.for now, the state stands by this weekend's competition; calling it fair. today, riggs shares the gold with his peers.mack beggs, transgender wrestler:"i wouldn't be here today if it weren't for my teammates. that's honestly what the spotlight should've been on, my teammates."the young athlete wrestles with new uncertainty: next season will he still face off with girls as a boy?polo sandoval, cnn, cypress, dangerous storms sweep through the northeast. we'll have a look at the damage. ñ california is not the only state that has been rocked by severe storms this winter.ñ powerful winds and relentless rain have come down on central maryland. a metal barn roof was blown off its frame and a backyard canopy was ripped out of concrete. this woman returned home to find her tree... nearly 100 years old... collapsed on her driveway. ññ hail the size came down in baltimore city ... and quarter-sized hail was reported in multiple locations. trees and buildings were ripped apart in what may have a cold storm will bring more showers and low snow levels to the bay area tonight.there could be a few lingering scattered showers on monday with partly cloudy skies and cool temperatures. next we'll tell you how the city of oakland is trying to continue to stay on top of it's pot-based business and not let the communities of color fall behind during this new "green rush". the legalization of recreational marijuana in california is setting the stage for the birth of a new industry. it is an economic influx that could be a big boost for the city of oakland ... but now, there are fears that the city has been falling behind as it tackles how to make sure communties of color don't get left behind during the green rush. kron4's maureen kelly takes an in depth look at this issue. 2:19 we have to consider all of our options we don't want to move, it's not easily to uproot, it's not like a threat or anything dark heart nursery grows marijuana starter plants.they've been doing brisk business in east oakland since 2007. and they want to stay here. but are worried they might not be able to.we don't have a permit, we need a permit it's going to be vital to get the permit in california, like many cannabis related business dark heart nursery has a business liscense and pays taxes to the city but under new state regulations they're also going to need a cannabis operating permit issued by oakland by 2018 and that permitting process stalled before it even really got started.the issue that has the permit process clogged up at city hall is how to make the cannabis industry equitable for those communities of color that some would say were unfairly targeted during the war on drugs. the city council recently scraped a plan to set aside half of the city's operating permits for those convicted of marijuana related offenses or those who have lived 2 years within certain east oakland police beats with high number of marijuana arrests.a plan criticized by many cannabis business operators for being too restrictive the debate around this issue has been waging for months.meanwhile there are those that are worrying that other cities will benefit from oakland's delay.santa rosa looks good, richmond looks really good matt hummel is the chair of the city's cannabis regulatory commission. he says interest in oakland as a marijuana mecca is withering.cut 19:25 we had people calling i want a permit i want a permit all day long until about 2 months ago because cities across the state have picked up the ball and started running with it because we set it down and that could be costly for the city.oakland has been collecting taxes on pot profits for yearsraking in more than 13 million in just 5 years. money that goes into the general fund and is funneled to things like police and fire services, libraries and parks. that number is expected to keep going up now that prop 64 has passed.unless other marijuana friednly municipalities lure pot businesses and investors elsewhere.we are making amends, i guess the word would be for the travesty that happened for the war on drugs orver the past 40 50 years and how it's affected people of color ebele ifedigbo is the co founder of the hood incubator, a non profit which is working to increase participation of the black and brown communities in the cannabis industry.while she admits the city may miss on some economic opportunites with all of the debate and delay.she says it's worth it.11:06 yes the conversation has gone on for 8, 9, 10 months now but this is stuff that's going to set the tone for generations over generations so if it takes a little while to get things right that's ok bite don't get me wrong we need to get this right, race and equity is not an solve it would be a shame that even the equity doesn't happen because the industry as moved on the city council is set next month on a new equity plan that offers help to the disenfranchised in other ways loan funding, tax breaks and support for their burgeoning business.they don't want to see the industry here in oakland dry up.just as it's starting to take root. maureen kelly kron4 news. we've obtained city records detailing the growth of pot related business and tax revenue in oakland. we've posted that information on our website, kron4-dot-com. ) downtown concord is not usually where you go to find exotic dining, but that's just changed.) tonight on dine and dish - vicki liviakis gives us a taste of south america in the east bay. ) lima, peru may be more than 45 hundred miles away from concord, but take a bite of authentic peruvian cuisine here at lima - and you feel like you're there.absolutely it's the real thing, the real deal.) meet the marquez family behind lima.elizabeth is the mom and chef john brings his pedigreed culinary skills from celebrity restaurants such as french laundry and per se - down home to downtown concord. i've decided already that snobby three hour dinners... and now it's just fun. more of what makes the guests happy with these different flavors we're trying to do.) and the taste really reminds me of home. not the restaurants so much but the house where they serve. like mama used to make? yes, yes.) like this traditional chicken dish called aji de gallina. or fresh caught yellow tail ceviche. or this...filet mignon lomo saltado. and of course, there are peruvian cocktails like this fresh lime pisco sour. spanish and italian influences mixed with japanese chinese some african influences. we"re just lucky!) in concord, vicki liviakis, kron 4 news. it was the biggest night in hollywood tonight. next we'll see which movies were he most popular at the theater this weekend.) in our suvs, you feel every mountain we've ever conquered. in our sports cars, you feel every podium we've ever climbed. and now, they've come together to create something you've never felt before. introducing the glc coupe. part suv. part sports car. all mercedes-benz. ñ it may be the night of the ñ it may be the ñ it may be the night of the oscars... but movie goers flocked to the theaters this weekend to see flicks that didn't quite make the cut. david daniel has the box office roundup. ñ"fifty shades darker" crossed the 100-million mark in domestic grosses, earning seven-point-seven million dollars to spend the weekend in fifth place. "the great wall," starring matt damon, fell to fourth in its second weekend out, making eight- point-seven million. nine- million dollars gave keanu reeves and "john wick: chapter two" third place and 74- million overall."i know who you are, mr. wayne.""you bet you do!"after two weekends on top, "the lego batman movie" settled for second -- 19- million dollars gave it a domestic total of 133-million. "so how long has this been going on, this...thang! how long?""four months."the racially-themed thriller "get out" soared above expectations, easily winning the weekend with 30-point-five million dollars. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. e is valerie decker and i'm a troubleman for pg&e. i am a first responder to emergencies 24 hours a day, everyday of the year. my children and my family are on my mind when i'm working all the time. my neighbors are here, my friends and family live here, so it's important for me to respond as quickly as possible and get the power back on. it's an amazing feeling turning those lights back on. be informed about outages in your area. sign up for outage alerts at pge.com/outagealerts. together, we're building a better california.

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