City fire crews on the scene searching the area using a helicopter to propel one of their team members down the cliff. It is really dark at this time so its going to be challenging for anyone to try and find if that person may be down there and if this is even a true report. We dont much we dont know much more other than there is police on the scene as well as like i said daly city and pacifica fire crews doing the best they can to try to make sure if anyone is down there, they are going to help them back up. We dont know much more at this time. This is breaking news. We will keep you guys posted as more information becomes available. For now, Ella Sogomonian, kron 4 is. Thanks. We will monitor the search tonight and first thing tomorrow morning 7 00 you will learn more and updates as they come in the newsroom. A two day manhunt after a bank robbery in Scotts Valley has ended with three people under arrest. On the run and a car stolen from a Law Enforcement officer. In the past two hours police say they are confident the robber is among those arrested. Earlier this evening it all came to a dramatic ending right here on kron 4. Caught on camera as part of our helicopter partnership with abc7 news. Here is one of the suspects. Just before he was captured. Tonight we are live in san jose with more video. Reporter take us through what happened. 30 hours dozens of officers and a helicopter later police say they got the guy who robbed a Scotts Valley bank yesterday morning around 11 00 and a few hours later stole an unmarked officer vehicle. Reporter police say around 5 00 they spotted that stolen vehicle with three suspects inside. They strategically went in for capture. The officers had the great judgment to not force a confrontation with the individual. As evidenced by the fact we did not have a vehicle pursuit. It was very methodical how they went about taking the suspect into custody. Reporter two of the suspects were arrested without incident. One fled into a nearby apartment complex. When captured resisted arrest. When you have a suspect thats dangerous and in a neighborhood thats the worst Case Scenario for the police department. Were going to mobilize the resources we have to locate and arrest that person as quickly as possible. Reporter neighbors described chaos but not for long. I heard the helicopters. Lock your doors. All right. I grabbed my skateboard and came over as fast as i could. Can you escort me to my house . Theyre like sure. At first worried but then i had friends texting me. We found out that they caught him. So there wasnt a long level of stress or anything like that. Reporter the pursuit lasted 45 minutes. They were on the scene for about two hours looking for evidence. May be something the suspects dropped. At this time they are not say if the other two people in the car were involved in any crime. Live in san jose, hermela aregawi, kron 4 news. One of the best in the business and when theres something important like this today well put out a push alert. As soon as Police Confirmed that suspected bank robber was in fact arrested we sent out a breaking news alert. You can get the kron 4 mobile app and be the first to know about news when it breaks. Happening tomorrow a large search taking place in fremont because the teenager whose car plunged into a creek is still missing. Jada jenkins disappeared over the weekend. Tomorrow effort is expected to be the best so far. Ted lotus has been tracking developments and joins us now with the very latest. Yeah. Niles canyon road will close tomorrow morning at 7 00. Police are coming to search all day regular people are going to be helping out. Its going to be an all hands on deck situation. Canyon road will reopen 6 00 at night or whenever daylight is gone. And they dont feel like they can search effectively anymore. The 18yearold was driving home or i should say from her home in tracy to visit family in the bay area when she got in an accident on niles canyon road and her car plunged into Alameda Creek which you see there. Her car was eventually found but rescuers sadly did not find her body inside that car. Crews have been looking for her for nearly a week now. Tomorrow is the biggest search efforts so far. It matters. If its your Family Member you are never going to stop looking for them. And so i think people can relate to that. Parents can relate. This is a very nice young woman a kid that was doing everything right. People have come to help with searching for jada. We are very appreciative as a family. If anyone would like to come out tomorrow on saturday to help with the search we greatly appreciate that. Reporter jades family has been there every single day. So many volunteers. This girl 18 years old very wellliked. We just got this video into the newsroom. About five minutes old. This is a vigil happening tonight in tracy. Again jada jenkins hometown. You see the outpouring of support that her family is receiving. If you would like to help with the search tomorrow in fremont, there will be a checkpoint at the vallejo mills historical park at the bottom of niles canyon road. People are encouraged to search with the organized group. So check in with folks there. Dont go off on your own. The reason is because your scent could throw off search dogs. That is the last thing they need as everyone works to find jada jenkins. Steve . Great update. Thank you. We have new Surveillance Video from the night that police say a Castro Valley grandmother was killed in her home. In this video youre going to see a person walking on the sidewalk near the home of 59 yearold andrea st. John. This person in this video either broke into or confronted her inside the home. Officials are looking for that silver toyota corolla. St. John lived alone and has its been over a month since the grandmother was killed. Her body was set on fire in the garage. Detectives are not releasing details saying it could ultimately jeopardize the investigation going forward. Also not saying how she was killed or if robbery may have been a motive. They are hoping that you the public can help identify the person responsible. President donald trump signing an executive order instituting what he calls extreme vetting. Thats how the president characterizes his band on the Syrian Refugees and other people from certain countries. From coming into the United States. The executive order comes on the same day President Trump hosted his first meeting with a world leader at the white house. British Prime Minister theresa may. We have much more on that meeting straight ahead. First were tracking reaction to the president s latest executive actions which many people consider controversial. Our coverage starts with mary maloney with details on exactly what extreme vetting means. Reporter in his first visit to the pentagon as commanderin chief, President Donald Trump taking action against certain immigrants. To keep radical islamic terrorists out of the United States of america. We dont want them here. Reporter the order stops people from iraq, syria, iran, sudan, libya, somalia, or yemen from entering the United States for 90 days. It also suspends the u. S. Refugee Admissions Program for about four months. Until members of the cabinet believe the person is properly vetted. We want to ensure that we are not admitting into our country the very threats our soldiers are fighting overseas. But the president told the Christian Broadcasting Network christians will be given priority. If you are a christian in syria it was impossible, very, very very tough to get into the United States. If you are a muslim you could come in. I thought it was very, very unfair. So we are going to help them. Reporter critics say the order hurts more than it helps. Were going to need muslim allies more than anybody else if were going to be successful. Reporter trump signed an executive action to increase military spending. Giving new planes, and ships. Our military strength will be questioned by no one. But neither will our dedication to peace. We do want peace. Reporter mary maloney, kron 4 news. Team coverage continues. There has been plenty of negative reaction in the bay area to trumps executive orders. One of the nonprofits that spoke about their concerns has been helping refugees in the east bay for 140 years. Spencer blake has their story from berkley. Reporter with his signature President Donald Trump indefinitely suspended admission to the u. S. For Syrian Refugees. He also barred anyone from other countries like iraq iran and libya from entering for the next three months. At jewish family and Community Services the general mood was outrage. He is dishonoring our history. Dishonoring our values. As americans. And i am disgusted today. The nonprofit began helping jewish refugees it has reached out to help each generation wave of refugees since the 19th century. Most of the people it helps now are muslim. Our foundational values are Jewish Values about welcoming the stranger. Reporter executive director abby rose is concerned not only for those who are still trying to escape wartorn areas but also for refugees who are already here. Afcs east bay helped me settle 150 of them last year but some of them had been hoping to bring Family Matters to the u. S. Soon. Now that cant happen. Part of the work is consoling the traumatized people. Reporter theres plenty of support in town from people who want to help refugees find housing and jobs. Theres a great deal of fear of people who are different from us and i think thats a really sad place to be operating from. Every nation that has the capacity to take them has a moral duty to. Reporter the u. S. Used to be leader in providing a safe haven for those escaping war and terror. Today we took a huge step backward. Reporter many of the clients afcs has helped used to work as translator for the u. S. Military or government. Rose points out the country those people helped is now closing its doors on their faces. In berkley spencer blake, kron 4 news. We continue to track this important story in 30 minutes. Were going to show you the joint News Conference with President Donald Trump and british Prime Minister at the white house. We have details on what was discussed today during the one hour phone call between President Donald Trump and the mexican president. And what President Trump is saying about an upcoming phone call with the russian president tomorrow. Im kron 4 im meteorologist Brittney Shipp. Lots of sunshine to start the weekend. Really just going to be an enjoyable saturday and sunday. Temperatures will start off on the cool side. 44 for the coast. 40 for the bay. Inland locations in the midto high 70s. By the time we get to your lunch hour were approaching the midfifties. Towards the afternoon most locations will push close to 60 degrees with lots of sunshine the entire weekend. However there are changes in your sevenday forecast. Were tracking a storm already. Ill let you know when. Coming up after the break. Coming up video you dont want to mess. Highquality Surveillance Footage from inside a bus the moment it is a smashed into by a truck. Years after she finished on her way to school in morgan hill we now know when the trial for the accused killer of sierra lamar will finally begin. Next, some serious damage done to one bay area Christian School. Were going to show you the impact this vandal vandalism is having on young students. A Christian School in the east bay has been hit by vandalism. Someone damaged a recently upgraded soccer field at a middle school in walnut creek. Kron 4s Haaziq Madyun shows us the impact this is having on the kids. It was something ive never seen happen to this school in all 10 years ive been here. A bit of a setback for you guys. Yeah. Kind of a setback. Reporter the two middle School Soccer players from contra costa Christian Schools are kind of bummed out because someone vandalized the School Soccer field here in walnut creek. Yeah. It stinks. We cant play soccer here. Cant really do anything on this field. This is the first year playing soccer. So i was really excited to come out here and then they ran over the school. Definitely a very disappointed when we came in and saw this damage. To the field. Reporter superintendent says these tire tracks show someone got in their vehicle and drove onto the field and did some four wheeling. He says it happened more than once. First happened on monday night. Then again last night. They came back. And did more damage. We dont think it was anything intentional to target the school but you never know. He does know this happened at the worst possible time for the School Soccer team. Right before we are starting our next soccer season. Definitely just a heartbreaker for our school because now we have to really look elsewhere to hold our sports game. Reporter the school checked with residents in the area. No one saw anything. Police say they have no Surveillance Video in this case. It stinks the person who did this didnt really think about others. Of how it would affect our elementary and middle school and even our high school. We are a community that has hope that god will provide for us and just making a way forward for us as we try to get into the soccer season. Reporter at contra costa Christian Schools, Haaziq Madyun, kron 4 news. Now we have an update on a story we first told you about last night at 10 00. Students at wardlaw elementary, they were being forced to eat their lunch outside but they no longer have to do that. In cold wet conditions. A parent reached out to kron 4 saying his fourth grade daughter is being forced to meet outside during the storms. He said when he filed a complaint with the Vallejo Unified School district he never heard back. We looked into it. Today parents received a letter from the School District expressing a change. The principal said the school will somehow figure a way to fit students into an indoor space during cold weather. Chief meteorologist Brittney Shipp is here to help us plan for our weekend. Weekend is so close. Its going to be nice one. Lots of sunshine and staying dry which has been a big change for us. However in your sevenday forecast which wield over in a bit i am already tracking the return of rain so closer look at what we can expect tonight. Cooler for a lot of our northbay zones. Dropping very close to freezing. Heading into tomorrow tracking lots of sunshine. Warmer temperatures and to the middle of next week rain will return to us. Clouds increased tuesday. Wednesday night, late rain and thursday, friday were tracking more weather. Satellite radar shot showing us right now clear skies due to a ridge of High Pressure which will give us a dry weather pattern. That is the story for us. The weather story. We stay dry once again saturday, sunday into tuesday. Even wednesday morning. By wednesday night the system organizes itself and it will swing in on thursday and linger into friday. Right now looks like its going to be thursday we will see the happiest amounts of rainfall. The system will linger into friday. Temperatures right now drop down to 40. 43 in novato. Mid40s in San Francisco. 44 in half moon bay. 46 in san jose. Highs around the region at 57. Comfortable conditions near golden gate park. 60 in san mateo. 61 in half moon bay. Temperatures in bodega bay 62. 63 and santa rosa. 63 will be your high in calistoga. Temperatures in napa in the low 60s. 59 in concord. 57 in Bethel Island tomorrow. Down to our east bay zone Oakland Hayward union city all pushing into the low 60s. Comfortable day on tap for mountain view. 61. Cupertino 61 and 62 in san jose. If you had up to the high country heres your lake tahoe forecast. Notice temperatures back to the 40s on saturday. Almost 50 degrees on sunday. With the warming trend we are experiencing same thing will happen in the higher country with temperatures back to the midfifties. Thats a bigtime warmup. Coming up well take a closer look at your sevenday forecast. Sounds like a good one. Thanks. The rain may be gone for now but there are still some lingering problems from the recent storms such as debris in the bay which can be dangerous. The two Charles Clifford shows us the problem. One of ito the last few years is that the water out on San Francisco bay has been fairly clear of debris but after these recent large storms theres no junk floating out in the water that could pose a danger. We have seen more debris in the water than weve seen in recent memory. Reporter Priya David Clemens a spokesperson for the Golden Gate Bridge district which operates the ferries. She says so far this winter they have seen disruptions to service and damage to the vessel due to storm debris in the water. Its due to the heavy rains coupled with massive king tides. So this has been a really, really tough time season when it comes to de