>> pam:mcdonald had been at the center of a domestic violence investigation. after an argument involving his pregnant fiance. during a birthday party at his home. >> pam:good evening. im pam moore. >> pam:new tonight -- we have documents detailing exactly what happened at ray mcdonald's home the night of the incident. >> pam:but first -- as kron 4's rob fladeboe reports. >> reporter:in the end, prosecutors say, there was simply *not enough evidence to convince a jury. beyond a reasonable doubt. >>cindy hendrickson/dep. district attorney >>evidence was missing. >> reporter:in announcing the decision on monday, the lead mcdonald case said the decision not to file domestic violence charges against the 49er lineman was based on insufficient evidence.

>> reporter:it was here at his san jose home where ray mcdonald was arrested by san jose police in august on suspicion of domestic violence in connection with an argument with his fiance'. >> reporter:in a statement, the d.a.'s office said it's two-month-long investigation found conflicting accounts of what happened, a lack of credible witnesses and a lack of cooperation by mcdonald's fiance,' whom arresting officers say had 'visible injuries.' >> reporter:the d.a.'s office says the involvement of an off duty san jose police officer working security for the 49ers delayed it's investigation but ultimately had no impact on the decision. prosecutors said they hoped other victims of domestic violence won't be >> reporter:disheartened by this case. when asked for his take, 49ers coach jim harbaugh said much the same thing jim harbaugh/49ers head coach >>when you have an issue on domestic violence... you will be heard.

>> reporter:one of the reasons the district attorney has decided not to prosecute. is due to conflicting stories about what actually happened. >> reporter:still, we are learning quite a bit more about the incident than we knew before. >> pam:kron 4's dan kerman has been reviewing a memo detailing the d-a's legal review of the case. he joins us now with details. dan. hist >> reporter: some time after midnight critic or friend reported as jane doe was a slip upstairs for her friend came to rome and said women were getting too friendly with mac donald. >> reporter: and downstairs talking to make donald and asked her to talk outside. macdonald was upset that his

girlfriend was embarrassing him. as james to headed upstairs macdonald said that he followed her and called her names indicating that she was an unfit mother. here is where the stories go in different directions. jane doe says it was a single push. jane macdonald says jane doe hit him several times with a close fit current there was no visible injuries. >> reporter: at one point he grabbed her neck. jane doe says she was fighting back visibly macdonald, a

difficult the police at sixth he needed to get the police did this female out of his home. then he stated that he would like to press for domestic of the domestic abuse. he is trying to push me out of the house. >> reporter: she stated that she did not want him arrested just removed from the home. their police to get a rest macdonald. assuming that he was the aggressor. >> reporter: jane doe refuse to participate in the investigation after that. again, the d.a. concluded that because it was mutual fighting a terrible or significant injuries or prior domestic violence with the mcdonald cannot prove with a reasonable doubt that he did not act in self-

defense. >> pam: berkeley police are calling the death of a 20- year -old contra costa man suspicous. >> pam: yaib -hev loomba was found dead inside the zeta psi fraternity house at u-c berkeley. just after noon yesterday. >> pam: loobma had just recently transferred to u-c davis. and was not a member of the fraternity. family members say, he was here this weekend to celebrate his birthday. >> pam: while police are calling the death suspicious. there is no indiction of foul play. >> we are being very cautious and very thorough for our investigation. at this point, we want to make sure that we investigate every avenue to find out what really happened. >> pam: an autopsy was performed on loomba today. to see if drugs or alcohol played a role in his death. those results will not be available for at another least four weeks. >> pam: this video shows the aftermath of the four car pile- up on the bay bridge. caused by a wrong- way driver. who was allegedly high on drugs.

>> pam: it happened saturday night. >> pam: today kron 4's maureen kelly talked to the c-h-p about how the suspect managed to get so far onto the eastern span. >> the suspected d u i driver was driving the wrong way from here at the toll plaza parking lot. " we do not know for certain is where the driver was coming from creek looking at the possibility that she got off at this exit and made her way through this parking lot. she would have to get all around this barrier and there is no physical evidence of that. possibility, but she was travelling towards the east bay from the city and then got off at the toll plaza and turn around and went back the way she came. they do know that at this off grant the driver was going in the west direction on the east bay claimed. she drove in the center divide and netted nearly a half mile

before the tower drafted into traffic. --the driver drifted into traffic. >> reporter: the passenger in the car with suffered a mild injuries and were transported to general hospital. >> reporter: treated and released and looked at the san francisco county jail on suspicion of driving under the influence of drugs and for driving a car without a license. she is being held on $70,000 bail. >> if i cannot have heard no one else can. >> reporter:

>> pam: at 530 how a bay area teenager who doctors said has two weeks to live is making the most of his life. and next a new warning about laundry detergent while they can be convenient we will tell you why they oppose such a danger to children. >> reporter: bring back in the bay area i will have all of that coming up.

>> pam: single- use laundry packs pose a serious hazard to young children. study published today in the journal "pediatrics." >> pam: national poison center, the "pods" sent an average of one - child a day. to hospitals across the country in 2012 and 2013. >> pam: during those two years, poison control centers took more than 17- thousand calls. >> pam: researchers say, the pods are colorful and look like candy or juice to young children. >> pam: they conclude. that increased efforts are needed to prevent little children from having access to the product. >> pam: still ahead. the icy blast expected to impact millions of americans soon. >> pam: then. where and when bay area the job.

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vallejo parking lot last month, is now talking about the ordeal. >> reporter:the horror was captured on surveillance camera. and even seeing it now. weeks later, it is still shocking. >> reporter:reporter jim moret. of inside addition. caught up with the woman who is now recovering from serious injuries. >> pam:jon-luc laporte is due back in court on december 19th. >> pam:and for more 'inside edition'. stay with kron 4. the program airs every night. right after kron 4 news at eleven. >> pam:the search continues for a tech worker who disappeared in san francisco on halloween. today, the family of missing 26-year-old daniel ha. met with police for the first time. >> pam:they are asking for surveillance video from businesses at 4-th and brannan -- one of the last seen. >> pam:kron-4 was along with the search yesterday -- when ha's mother was overtaken by emotion. >>sound of mom crying >> pam:people are still out searching for him handing out fliers. hoping someone

knows where ha is. >> pam:online fundraising efforts have raised thousands of dollars all with the single goal of finding out what happened to daniel ha. >> jacqueline: we are looking like afternoon at the san mateo bridge creek another look out site at the golden gate bridge and with the local out here as well. i suppose satellite imagery showing the f o g up and down the coast. and the f o g is up and down the coast pushing back and to gilroy. in a couple of places like san jose at santa rosa we will see more f o g tonight. impacting the temperatures out there today near the coast line with the upper 50s and a has been like that all day creek >> jacqueline: things are

starting to cool down very quickly with the marine air filtering through the bay area. we do have drizzle and f o g it will be slow to clear out it will cool down tomorrow afternoon and things and it will cool down as well. big changes are coming back to the bay area. that will last until thursday morning >> pam: >> jacqueline: widespread f o g for it to do 6:00 i work it will linger and i do not believe that it will clear until early afternoon. lyn greene to the north bay at noon and i do believe that to be very accurate. >> jacqueline: and to the morning hours it will be mild with cloud coverage in

the low fifties for the most part. for the afternoon it will be struggle out there tomorrow with the upper 60s for the south bay and the most sun here. to the east bay about 10 degrees cooler in to the afternoon with the inland valleys chile. and below 60 degree temperatures. it will want and to the low 60s very briefly in santa rosa. we will largely stayed in the 50 degree temperatures with overcast. >> jacqueline: a storm system will move in the evening when state and into thursday morning. wednesday to interstate we have brought our a i and. showers >> catherine: parts of the

country are being battered by miserably cold, snowy weather. this is northern wisconsin - where a school bus slid off the road today, injuring two people. >> catherine: it's the kind of scene we don't usually see until december or january. and 'another' icy blast is coming - which could affect millions of americans. >> catherine: the latest wave of stormy weather is dipping out ofan early load of snow across much of the midwest by tuesday. >>"it's now gonna be diving down to the south already, down to the south and then to the east so if that cold air isn't by you yet, don't worry, it's coming." >> catherine: even people in part of texas could feel the impact. most of the snow is expected to cover northern states - and the cold snap could bring unseasonably cold temperatures to roughly 200- million people. >>"the highs in montana and north dakota will not get above zero later this week. zero, that'll be the high of

the day" >> catherine: there will be a few lucky parts of the country. >> catherine: it's expected that milwaukee and chicago will see more rain than snow.and temperatures will be relatively mild. >> catherine: the remnants of a pacific cyclone could be to blame for the bizarre weather. dragging along lots of cold air. >>"you know, i love winter but i hate getting to winter, right." >> catherine: with another arctic blast expected next week people across north america are bracing for an early taste of winter. >> catherine: temperatures are not only cold in many places -- they're expected to drop as much as 50 degrees below normal. >> catherine: and it happened quickly. in denver, for example - it was 63 degrees this morning. the wind chill later brought that down to four degrees. >> pam: next. of shaving stuff. and thankfully, being able to find backups. my whole life, i didn't have because it was too expensive.

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lifeand thankfully, of shaving stuff. being able to find backups. >> pam: ferguson, missouri residents on edge. >> pam: as the community waits to hear a grand jury decision. on whether to indict an officer who shot and killed an unarmed black teen.

>> pam: residents in ferguson, missouri. are on edge. as the community waits to hear a grand jury's decision on whether to indict darren wilson. >> pam: he is the police oficer who fatally shot michael brown. sparking months of protests and racial unrest. >> pam: officials and community members are making efforts to avert chaos. sara side-ner has the latest from ferguson. >> reporter:ferguson is on edge. some businesses owners are busy fortifying their shops. >>"it's hurtful, it is really, really hurtful." >> pam:but salon owner constance garnett says she can't afford to take a chance that unrest will crash head on into the business she built here for the past 11 years. >>"if they should come and loot then its gonna cost us." >> reporter:we asked one of the police's most confrontational protesters about those concerns. >>"there hasn't been any looting or violence or what not we've been keeping it peaceful." >> reporter:nevertheless plenty of folks worry that may change if the grand jury announcement goes against what protesters want. the indictment of officer darren wilson for the killing of unarmed teenager michael

brown. at a gun shop near ferguson. the manager says sales of firearms for personal protection are up about 50 percent. >>every time that door opens we're seeing new faces every day, dozens of new faces coming in." >>"do you think that is because of what happened in ferguson?" >>"i think it is, i think people, because it's spread beyond ferguson now." >> reporter:the mayor of ferguson says he's heard all about it too: >>" the plus side of that is that everyone of them that i've spoke to have went out and taken a training class, have went out and tried to learn the law." >> reporter:not everyone is convinced there's going to be chaos. at the ferguson burger bar which opened just a day before brown was killed no boards unlike most of his neighbors. >>: "i'm here, i'm open, i'm not going anywhere." >> pam:president obama reached out to missouri governor jay nixon last week. he wanted to emphasize the commitment of the white house. to defusing tensions in ferguson. >> pam:coming up at 5:30. >> pam:how a bay area

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>> pam: a teenager with two weeks to live is making the best of it. >> pam: dying from osteosarcoma, doctors told the san jose teen that his condition has deteriorated so badly, that he doesn't have much time left. >> pam: kron 4's alecia reid sat down with him and tells us how he's making the rest of his days count. >>coughing* yes please >> reporter:2 weeks is what doctors give him. diagnosed with osteosarcoma, 17 year old alex has already had 16 surgeries and counless sessions of chemo and radiation. >>the best way to deal with things is to stay positive. >> reporter:two years ago the bone cancer started in his leg. it went into remission then spread to his lungs. >> i remember saying i hope it doesn't hurt. and it did. it broke me many times but i always seem to put myself back together. >>coughing

>> reporter:right now there's a large tumor pressing down on his heart. he's always tired, and the fluid in his lungs causes him to cough a lot. doctors are hoping the current radiation treatment will slow its growth. >> reporter:but none of that is stopping him from living out some of his dreams. the bucket list that started out as a joke between matlosz cox and his mother quickly became reality. through the give it forward website, strangers from all over have helped him check off the list. >>- none of these people i knew and it just made it possible or feel special-you know. >> reporter:he also got to pay tribute to one of his favorite shows, the game of thrones and his girlfriend rachael.although he's a few weeks shy of his 18th birthday, his mother told him to go for it. >>we thought i'd be around for new years or valentines

day but it's unfortunate. i'm gonna go down swinging but it's unfortunate. >> reporter:reporting in san jose alecia reid kron 4 news. >> pam: about 18-thousand kaiser permanente nurses in northern california plan to walk off the job tomorrow. for a two day strike. >> pam: kaiser will remain open during the strike. however some procedures and appointments may be rescheduled. >> pam: about 21 kaiser hospitals. and 35 clinics will be impacted by the strike. nurses say they are upset over the lack of resources needed to care for patients. >> pam: they wish to fill 2- thousand vacant nursing positions. want more protection over use of sick leave. and want more flexibility over breaks. >> pam: nurses are aso demanding that hospitals give them better protection and training against ebola. kaiser has hired more than 28-hundred temporary nurses to work during the strike. >> pam: officials say it could cost hospitals up to 20 million dollars a day.

>> pam: severely injured on friday when she ran out of or under the hydraulic door when it was closing. the workers removing the animals and their nighttime enclosures the animal activists are asking that two people are involved instead of one when movie the animals into their nighttime enclosures. it would investigate the accident to consider this a total loss and tragedy. >> jacqueline: upper 50s and low 60s near the coastline. inland valleys was quite pleasant once the clout cleared. --clouds. right

now temperatures are pulling off. we still have f o g at the coast ready to move back in. low sixties for the most part. however, we are still in the upper 60s for concord and livermore there is cloud coverage and still clear skies but f o g will move back in tonight for it with a wide spread tomorrow. talking about when showers will return to the bay area just a bit. >> pam: on the eve of veterans day, a major shake- up at the scandal-plagued federal federal agency charged with providing them with health care. >> we are taking

disciplinary action that disciplinary action over the last year has involved in about 5600 employees. some of those are still active and we are in the process of following it to its conclusion. >> pam: the secretary of veterans affairs says the housecleaning will be accompanied by a sweeping restructuring with a new customer service organization and the hiring of 28,000 health professionals. robert mcdonald was brought in after it was revealed that some veterans had died while waiting a year for treatment and that the beat a hospital were falsified records to cover up long wii times. >> pam: >> catherine: fresh out of the midterm elections - the president is turning his attention to foreign policy. he has a busy schedule this week -- during an overseas trip that will take him to three countries.

>> catherine: president obama arrived in cooperation. he talked to business leaders at a c-e-o summit. >>"our future, our security, and our prosperity is inextricably intertwined with asia." >> catherine: earlier - obama had a chance to meet in china with the newly- elected leader of indonesia. >>"i know that president off widodo has a very ambitious reform agenda, and my main message here today is that the united states wants to be a strong partner with its goals." >> catherine: he'll have direct meetings with china's president - touching on sensitive problems like human rights and cyber security. >> catherine: unlike recent trips - the president does 'not' have any meetings with human rights activists scheduled. administration officials say he's on a tight timeline. si >> catherine: after leaving china he'll head to myanmar -- also known as burma. he became the first sitting u-s president to visit that country two years ago. >> catherine: but the political reforms he

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>> pam: the game yesterday was very exciting both played by each team it will >> reporter: not easy for the 49ers and the new orleans that have not lost at home for more than one year with 11 straight games. kapernick and the 49ers scored a half lead. this is a fourth and 10 would be basically on the line. >> reporter: setting up the game with a field goal. a hail mary by drew breezed to rid to make the catch.

>> reporter: cannot believe it. office of pass interference occurred this was the right culprit they normally do not make those calls at the end of the game. winning at for the forty-niners. 5-4 creek keeping their playoff goals alive. extra >> only proud extremely proud of our players. we have played hard harder than we have ever played. >> pam: it was really a great game. >> reporter: they all seem to be great games when they play the saints and the

assault was definitely no exception. >> reporter: the raiders meanwhile by the time to kick off with the giants it would be 364 days since they have last won a football game. their plane the broad goals. until this happened. when playing the gatos creek--broncos >> reporter: as he fumbled broncos recovered. all was missing was the circus music here. his team has dropped to 0-5 no commitment for excellence in 12 years. raiders clamored

>> there are looking for the goal at the end of the rainbow and in has not been there. >> reporter: missing staying the course but when it has been the more than behalf of eight or more than a year i'm not sure if stay the course is the right answer. >> reporter: the ray macdonald investigation of next look for that. --up next! >> jacqueline:dense shfog.. --fog. shot temperatures are quite chilly. thinking of cooling down in a hurry but the clean air the trend in the bay area. dense fog and

drizzle widespread. we may not clear at all in certain locations and will be called out there tomorrow cooler at the coast at the coastline and 10 degrees warmer at the inland valleys. >> jacqueline: let's get a look at the wide spread f o g coverage. in fact, i do not think it will clear at all from some locations. you see it widespread by 9:00 p.m.. shot12-noon. cede some things clearing but the temperatures will certainly impacted. take a look at the morning lows print out the do low 50s. thanks to that widespread cloud coverage. we will be in the '60s for the most part and

upper 60s in the south bay. it will be about 10 degrees cooler than we saw today. same thing at the peninsula upper 60s at the coast. i think also struggle. hitting 62 in santa rosa very briefly tomorrow afternoon creek we do have showers on the way last take a look at the coverage it will change impacting us wednesday and thursday. take a look at the time wednesday evening, rolling into the north the bay. mainly light showers. and to the midnight hours it will wide white widespread. i think the showers will come through or around 10:00 in the morning before it starts to clear

out. we will have some insights into the >> jacqueline: wednesday and thursday dealing with the showers. friday we are dry. for the weekend, we will still have showers and we desperately need it. also sunday and into monday. >> pam: actress gabrielle union is speaking out about her private photos that were hacked. >> pam: she says she she found out the day after her wedding to dwayne wade. >> pam: the insider's louis aguirre joins us from los angeles with more. >> there was a photo tweeting to me from some random account and it was a net full of myself. naked

>> i was shaking. there is no way, there is no way that this is happening to me right now >> reporter: and dark raspy voice straight out of a horror movie. >> said that he had more photos of me. >> reporter: the man was referring to the infamous celebrity heck of gabrielle union, and jennifer lawrence and more. >> reporter: ever you have something on why there is access to people to get san and hack it. >> resulting in of rest who claims she was just a pawn in the operation. pleading guilty to one count of distortion extortion

>> do not take photos present it is not worth it. >> pam: you can watch all your celebrity news here on kron-4. after the insider, entertainment tonight airs at 7:30. at eight.

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(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> pam: now at six. >> pam: after nearly a week. san jose finally has a new mayor tonight. sam liccardo is declared the winner of last week's election. after dave cortese concedes. >> pam: as you can see. sam liccardo maintains about a 3-thousand vote lead over cortese. >> pam: the race was a long hard battle with neither candidate willing to give up the fight. until late this afternoon. >> pam: kron 4's j.r. stone is in san jose tonight. where cortese just sent a letter to his supporters. j. r? >> reporter: did and it came in and form of an e- mail. it was sent out within the last two hours. inside that e-mail id stated that he did this time for him to move on. court tv, a big

supporter of the police department said that he would want to do what he could to improve issues. what the police department. with 11,000 provisional boats still out there as of this evening he has conceded. --votes. >> reporter: campaigning in favor of keeping the approved prevention reform approved. police officers unions and set up to talk withlocardo and the next 15 minutes i will bring it to you live tonight at 8:00. >> this just in to the kron 4 newsroom.

>> pam: sonoma fire and rescue crew is responding to it for your old falling off a cliff. records coming after 5:00 this evening of the child falling off a cliff they do not know if the child is still alive we are sitting on the stores in wilshire details with you as to come into the news room tonight. >> pam: new information on the suspicious death of a 20 year old man at a fraternity near the uc berkeley campus. >> pam: police have identified the victim, but a mystery still surrounds how he died. >> pam: investigators say it could be weeks until the determine how vaibhev loomba died. friends and family members describe him as a kind person and one that will be missed. >> pam: kron 4's terisa estacio has investigation.

>> reporter:the messages have been pouring in on facebook and twitter ever since word got out that the 20 year was found deceased at this berkeley fraternity house just after noon on sunday >> reporter:one person writes >>one of the greatest guys i this to say >>life is way too short and way too unfair. rest in peace. you will be missed >> reporter:berkeley police say there investigation is underway. this is spokesperson jennifer coats. >> reporter:-- what do we know right now. we are calling it suspicious. >> reporter:no one at loomba's familys talk on monday >> we will be tried to talk to as many people as we can. to see how long he had been there. >> they are very distraught which is understandably creek this is a 20 year old their 20 year old son that

has not passed a way creek now we are being very cautious and carry through with our investigation creek at this point we want to make sure that we investigate every avenue and try to find out what happened to their son. >> reporter:a couple leaving the house told kron four news they entire family is devastated. >> reporter:they say he was a straight a student and just recently transfered to uc davis. >> reporter:they also say he was here this weekend to celebrate his birthday. he had gone to berkeley on saturday to meet >> reporter:again, the berkeley police >>-- we are looking into everything. we are talking what they know. >>--it is very sad. we just don't know what happened right now. >> reporter:in antioch, te >> pam: zeta psi, the

fraternity where loomba died has been cited for out of control parties in the past. >> pam: just last month, police shut down a large party and posted a notice advising they would be fined if there were additional disturbances. >> pam: the fraternity is not affiliated with uc berkeley after the university revoked its recognition due to social code violations and other safety factors. >> pam: the chp says was a suspect left the parking lot she was able to travel a mile and a half on the shoulder before the crash. >> was able to stay in the center divide driving the wrong way at which point she drifted into being when the oncoming traffic creek >> pam: the 32 year old has been booked on suspicion of driving under the influence of drugs and driving without a license.

>> pam: new as six separate the started vehicles parked at an east bay bart station. according to the police report there is a common thread in each case kron4 haazig my new shows you what it is. >> reporter:money, nice running shoes, a bag filled with goodies. right there for the whole world to see in vehicles parked in the lot here at the north concord martinez bart station >>"like why would you leave it in there if you know it's getting broken into and everything" >> reporter:3 drivers found out the hard way that leaving personal property visable in this parking lot is not a good were burglarized. according to bart police just before 8pm a report of a honda del sol was broken into right here in stall number 1316. an

estimated $120 bucks worth of personal items were stolen including a leather portfolio and an ipad case. 30 mintues prior to that incidentanother report of a stolen laptop and stereo equipment came in to police estimated loss close to 3000-dollars. a third incident involved a break in but no loss reported. >> reporter: according to investigators in two of the cases the thief used a shaved key to enter the vehicles..and personal property was in plain sight. >> reporter:are you the kind of person that leaves your laptop visable in the car? >>"no i always put it in the back" >>"you think that your stuff is safe,i mean you know i feel horrible but i'm in a hurry and i have no choice but to leave my car here" >> reporter:while working on this story i did see at least one bart police parking patrol vehicle in the lot keeping an eye on things. investigators say they are trying to track down leads but so far have identified no suspects in these auto burglary cases. at the north concord martinez station haaziq madyun kron4news >> pam: we had a sunny skies and mild temperatures in the 70's and low 80's in leadbelly's. --inland

valleys. >> jacqueline: temperatures of cooling off as the temperatures dropped creek we are in the '50s and '60s. dropping to 55 in santa rosa. it will be a chilly night tonight but no. but it was a mild and everywhere else. >> jacqueline: the f o g will return tonight and will be when it spread occurred --widespread creek cubicle at the coast line and bay area. it would drop down 10 degrees tomorrow with more changes in the bay area with showers returning lingering into thursday. we do have more showers ahead and the forecast coming up. >> pam: a baby gorilla killed by a automatic hydraulic door. months

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>> catherine: more information on the accidental death of a young guerrilla this week and, at the san francisco zoo. >> catherine: little ka-bee- bay was just over a year old. >> catherine: she was being put into a sleeping area friday night when she darted away and was crushed by a closing hydraulic door. >>the zoo says the door had a manual off-on switch, but workers didn't get to it fast enough to save her. >> catherine: these are photos and videos of the little gorilla, taken when she was younger. animal rights activists are arguing that better safety measures at the zoo >> catherine: could have prevented her death. they say there should be power doors -- that have sensors or other mechanisms that will stop them when they come into contact with something. >> pam: after months of

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>> pam: in the end prosecutors said they simply could not prove beyond a reasonable doubt that a crime was committed in the mcdonald case. >> pam: the 2-month-long investigation concluded that the incident consisted of a physical struggle between mcdonald fiance,' each party blaming the other. prosecutors said there were no verifiable eyewitness >> pam: accounts and a significant lack of cooperation by mcdonald's fiance' left them uncertain about exactly what happened. >> both parties agree that jane doe that the minor injuries are agreeable with restrained and not an attack. conflicting accounts and incomparable

participation and cannot prove that it was domestic abuse >> pam: prosecutors also said the involvement of an off-duty san jose police officer hired to provide security for the 49ers delayed their investigation but ultimately had no impact on the decision not to move ahead with the case. >> pam: mild temperatures around the bay area, but it's a much different story in the midwest. >> i think more training needs to go out to the scene which is fresh and people are speaking their mind. >> reporter: while she is disappointed with the decision not to prosecute ray met donald she does not believe that is a setback for the movement. >>, it is starting to shift

and people are looking at it to say that it is not ok. -- people tolerance. >> reporter: is not about punishment threat. the victim and aggressor both need help and that is our responsibility. >> reporter: it should not be decided that the domestic abuse did not happen creek >> >> reporter: and san francisco--dan kerman kron 4

news. >> pam: >> jacqueline:an icy blast is expected to dump an early load of snow across much of the nation's heartland. >> jacqueline:it's dipping out of canada and could drop temperatuers in some places to the teens, or even single digits. and this is just the beginning, with another arctic blast is expected next week >> jacqueline: diving down towards the timber where temperatures are 17 degrees and is 20 degrees in minneapolis creek for locally being in the '50s and '60s is pretty mild creek dipping down towards the emperor and headed towards minneapolis. i guess we will not see anything locally like that but we do have showers in the forecast. first, we would deal with more f o g coverage and widespread f o g. it will be slow to clear

to marleau in fact, it will be f o g g y in some places creek temperatures will drop about 10 degrees in what we saw today. showers will move in. >> jacqueline: low cloud coverage tomorrow. continuing 6:00 hour print it will still be f o g g y. until the afternoon our seeing some clearing career you do see some clouds coming during and to the north bay but more clear in the south bay. >> jacqueline: into the afternoon i worse temperature struggling to get into the 70 degree readings. we will see more 60 degree temperatures south bay and more sun. it will be about 10 degrees cooler than

what we saw today. upper 60s and lower 60s inside the bay. some places like ocean beach. cooler in the north bay and around 60 degree temperatures. in santa rosa. we do have f o g tuesday. wednesday and thursday we do have showers. and it will push through into the weekend to bring some much- needed showers into monday. >> catherine: as the nation prepares to honor its veterans. the agency charged with their health and welfare is facing a major shake=up. thousands of heads may be rolling at the department of veterans affairs -- the result of the scandal that left more than 100=thousand ailing vets waiting months and even years for health care.

>>"this is going to be the largest reorganization of the department of veteran affairs since its establishment." >> catherine: the veterans department has been under intense scrutiny since a whistleblower reported last may that dozens of veterans may have died while awaiting treatment at the phoenix v=a hospital, >> catherine: . and that appointment records were falsified to cover up the long delays. >> catherine: former va secretary eric shinseki was forced out after similar problems were revealed at other v=a health care sites across the country. >> catherine: the scandal also led to a new law making it easier for veterans to get v=a-paid care from local doctors. >> catherine: today shinseki's replacement, the former ceo of procter and gamble, says he is cleaning house. >>" we're taking disciplinary actions against individuals who violated our values >> catherine: robert mcdonald says 56=hundred v=a workers have already been fired, demoted or otherwise disciplined. >> catherine: they range from high level bureaucrats to mail clerks. he says the department will be reoriented with one goal: to serve veterans.

>> catherine: a new customer service organization will report directly to him. >> catherine: in addition, he says the agency heads to add 28=thousand health care workers. >> catherine: new federal legislation gave the v=a fifteen billion dollars for new hires. >> catherine: mcdonald says he's personally visiting medical schools -- to tell people about what he calls the incredibly inspiring mission of caring for veterans. >> catherine: >> pam: later, the postal service is the latest service to be affected by hackers. how many people were at risk?

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child has been rescued f o g in the area is creating a challenge for the rescue crew to use the helicopter to get the child to the hospital. we still do not know what led up to the child fall off the cliff. >> pam: 15 hikers that went missing on sunday has been located by helicopter crews seen pulling them to safety. they range in age from 14 to 46 years old a part of a church group. the group was well equipped family members became concerned and called officials when they were not backed up at sunset. hikers and did suffered injuries. the group made a shelter and decided to stay overnight. >> pam: next s six thirty we look over the top stories

patrick and the san jose mayor election. >> reporter: coming up! people behaving badly next! >> jacqueline: there was a critical day to day. that would change tomorrow with f o g becomes more widespread. ♪ ♪

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(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> reporter: here in antioch the family of a contra costa county resident is grieving. 20 your old found dead inside a fraternity over the weekend in uc berkeley prett. everyone s in shock and france say that he would be immensely missed. investigation is underway in the autopsy is planned as well. >> reporter: to make coverage on this story there were 19 stories and fraternities that are not recognized by uc berkeley creek they lost their

credit or some of the mission for reasons that are not clear. they could use their recognition and using its affiliation in 2010, a data fight has remained independent. zeta phi >> reporter: driving the wrong way on the toll plaza parking lot and bridgeport driving on the center divide making its 1 mi. and a half before drifting into oncoming traffic and crashed head on into a nissan. book at the san francisco county jail on suspicion of driving under the income was the trucks and for driving a car without a driver's license. she is being held

on $70,000 bail. >> reporter: ray macdonald will not face domestic abuse charges. the case against macdonald is being dropped from lack of evidence there he was arrested in august of suspicious of his domestic violence with his fiancee in his san jose home. conflicting versions of the incident contributed to the decision of not to move ahead. >> reporter: continuing our coverage. domestic violence organizations is that they are disappointed that there would now be any more movement against ray macdonald. they has they have believed that the word has gotten out that there's no tolerance against this issue. they believe that there will also be a little to no help from macdonald

and the alleged victim in this case >> jacqueline: the big story and our broadcast tonight is the f o g. it is a lot cooler than what we saw today in more changes with the showers returning. widespread coverage and to the 6:00 hour and 9:00 hour. the f o g will be will slow to clear and probably till tomorrow afternoon we are still hanging on to that coverage in the north. >> jacqueline: upper 60s and inland and south bay. about 10 degrees cooler than today. low 60's at the coast and 52 degrees in santa rosa tomorrow afternoon. the f o g will be so stubborn to

clear tomorrow afternoon. we do have showers returning. it look like with this the more wave of rain. (male announcer): now, here's stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. >> stanley: near the corner of scott in paris there since a rusty old motorcycle with a registration tap. it has expired. >> guess you could see that this is handgun. i have

never even pay attention until you just pointed out and you can see the stars and they are critic. and when you look at that what it is completely different creek you have a good eye man. >> reporter: >> stanley: and that is what some home owners like you to see. >> stanley: the entire town can be painted red. however home owners are going on around.. >> stanley: when in fact the city has switched and this is a older process toward a been see the dot. according to some residents there are writing tickets and a fake red zone for it if this happened to you and you can

prove that you are due a refund. but is not all take resolve that are a problem. the city has installed a fire hydrant. commonsense shows the cannot part to close to a fire hydrant. >> i know i am going to mail a letter. >> stanley: why you should never park illegally, you should be aware that things are not always what they sang, remember knowledge is cain and ignorant is bliss. until you get a real ticket for a fake red cell and that is people behaving deli across the board. and san

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good morning, usher! hey! did you know bees communicate through dance? me too... we're practically twins! >> catherine: one of the latest victims of a cyber attack--at the u.s. postal service. specifically its employees. >> catherine: information may have been hacked including employee social security numbers, addresses

and first base. this could affect 750,000 current and retired workers. the postal service says customers who use local post offices for its web sites were not affected. >> catherine: however, people who use the cost center might have had and e- mail addresses. the agency is not recommending that the customer take any action and the fbi is investigating.

>> gary: >> gary: about the district attorney gathered evidence for the case forty-niners

phil indicated that they did not rest him. >> he could be strong and courageous. he could live his life through his dropped into the best of his ability. but you are not doing the job or not telling the truth that it would be a week--weight. >> gary: facts of the case. the district attorney... from their office or happened that night macdonald and bsa said that he struck or she struck him first. he grabbed her arms in self-defense and her neck to stop her. he tried to remove the 10 weeks the acid from the house she said he director from the house. but there were no credible eyewitnesses of what happened. after her initial 911 ball. she would not be

interviewed or half bottles taken of her injuries. this is one of these deals but to give out in the opinion or go back and forth all day. there are some people that say that before the niners in not letting him sit and took it came to a conclusion with no charges dropped before and have proved vindicated. >> gary: i am stating that the 49 years, a truck but a public trust sort of speak should be held to a little bit of higher standard. red >> gary: kapernick in san francisco with 21 have time lead down by three and kapernick with a great season play through one out

and crabtree may catch. setting up the game field- goal and go on after indy in regulation. >> gary: harbaugh thought it was over. the st and graeme says it lost the defense of just that are still down. 49ers came on a kick the field gold and 127-24. 27-24 >> i really feel like they played with much heart and hustle. as much bite as i have ever seen my players play. i am really proud of their execution and it was a good game. >> gary: august that his

return from his ninth game suspension. if you are a 49 fan you would have to say well, fresh legs he has not taking a pounding in nine weeks. >> gary: he will be ready to go after he has soared since he has served his nine game suspension >> pam: he pushed him. definitely. >> gary: what they call a hill mary creek--a hell mary. >> gary:definite shove >> pam:so many great plays

in that game. you can see what happened! >> gary:clearly saw him push the player. >> pam:right call! >> gary:what's going on with harbaugh today? did not hear this because they won! >> pam:now they can prepare for play-offs.

>> gary: one bright spot. he did sign a guaranteed contract a few days ago. now he's out with an injury. >> gary: yesterday, raiders jumped out delete what you would not be manning. --beat peyton manning >> gary: dumping a pass off ! only problem he is in eligible. the fumble and then detained scores. --the team scores. >> gary:0-9

>> that are looking for a goal at the end of the rainbow and it has not been there. you have to stay the course. >> gary: klay thompson, with curry getting it less years old now they're winning it back to that. back to back! >> pam: how many candles for sesame ♪ at kaiser permanente, everything you need is under one roof.

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>> pam: sesame street is celebrating their 45th year on the air today. the show has changed over the years.

cookie monster that exercise control and eat fruit and vegetable sometimes. >> pam: sesame street get about several thousand dues per episode. --views >> pam: veteran's day is tomorrow it is a national holiday, so there are several closures you need to know about. >> pam: public schools, and most colleges and universities are closed. also, most county, state and federal offices. >> pam: banks are also closed there's also no postal service. >> jacqueline: perhaps more showers this weekend and we will keep you posted on that one.

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