>> catherine:a pre-dawn gun battle ends with the death of three terror suspects and the arrest of eight others. french police say their raid on an apartment in suburban paris was just in time to stop a new attack. >> catherine:good evening. i'm catherine heenan, >> catherine:it's been a day of dramatic developments and disturbing revelations about the west's vulnerability to terror attacks. including a new threat to new york city. >> catherine:grant lodes is here to begin our coverage, >> grant:yeah we'll have more on that new york city threat in a moment. first, france, reeling from its own attacks. the country has not seen violence on this scale since world war two. >> grant:this apartment building in san denis north of paris through a war. 5=thousand rounds over a four hour period. >>bangbangboom >> grant:the first explosions rocked san denis at about four thirty a=m, paris time officers moving in on an apartment reported heavy resistance. >> grant:more police flooded theinside -- a woman in

another apartment hid with her baby. >>they said to stay laid down on the floor, don't move, and turn off all the lights, and that's what i did and i hid. >> grant:streets were cordoned off. public transportation was halted. >>more >> grant:by six a=m the army had moved in to support the anti=terror operation. the final burst of explosions came after about three hours. >> grant:the final toll. three dead, including a woman who blew herself up. she is reportedly a cousin of abdel=hamid aba=aoud, the suspected belgian isis ringleader of friday's attacks. >> grant:dna testing is under way to determine if he is one of the dead. eight people were arrested in all. >> grant:two of them were injured. the search for more suspects with police even breaking into a local church. >> grant:all of this taking place far from the tourist center of paris. san denis is about ten

miles shopping district known as la defense. the terrorists reportedly had plans to attack a department store there. >> grant:now to the breaking news we mentioned in new york. police there are reviewing a new isis video which threatens the big apple. >> grant:police say the video target.but y add that there's no current or specific threat. >> grant:they indicate they're remaining at a heightened state of vigilance. >> catherine:in honduras, five syrians have been arrested for using fake passports. the 5 men were detained at from interpol. >> catherine:they were all traveling with stolen greek passports. police say they intended to travel through central america into mexico and eventually cross into the united states. >> catherine:isis is showing off a photo of what it claims is the bomb that brought down the russian jet over egypt last month. the picture shows a soft drink can, a wire and what appears to be a switch. >> catherine:the terror

organization posted the photo online today. >> catherine:it claims the bomb caused russian jet to crash october 31st shortly after it left the airport in egypt - killing all 224 people on board. yesterday russia confirmed the plane was downed by a bomb. >> catherine:city agencies are practicing emergency drills for next for what they called a "table top exercise." >> catherine:law enforcement agencies, the super bowl 50 host committee, and f-e-m-a all attended. each agency was given a different emergency scenario. and talked about how they'd handle it during the super bowl. >> catherine:because of the recent terror attacks in paris. city leaders say there will be increased security at the super bowl. >> will put everything we can and place to keep everyone safe and our ear to the ground. with the fbi and

everyone else to make sure that any potential threat is handled. >> catherine:muni announced today that it won't be removing the overhead muni wires in the super bowl city area. they're encouraging people to use public transit to get events. >> catherine:kron 4 news has been keeping you up to date on news from paris all day. we first told you about the terror raids at 2:45 this morning on our mobile app. >> catherine:you can stay connected to the kron 4 newsroom 24 hours a day. by downloading the free kron4 mobile app. >> catherine:in the east bay.a man's life is on the line after he was shot. his son is also a victim - and is in the hospital. >> catherine:all of this - following a shooting last night in richmond. kron four's terisa estacio talked to police.and those at the crime scene.

>> and think that is going to hurt his life. people should think about what they are doing before they do it. >>: it is just heart breakening. >> reporter:jimmydabwan says he viviidly remembers the young coming into the store with his father - he wanted some candy. >>: 25 jimmy dabwan/store co-owner he was so sweet. >> reporter:but jimmy says his father didn't have enough money. and planned to go home then come back. but that is when jimmy says he heard the gun shots. >> they said the kid was taken it breaks my heart. -- the kid was hit >>: bang, bang, bang. >> reporter:you can still see the glass on the ground near the store in richmond. police say at least one suspect in a car opened fire >>: 48 lt. andre hill/richmond pd boy is 5 -

do we know why? not certain if it is gang. >> reporter:the lt. says they will review survillence video from the area. they would not release it to us - perin the meantime, they are looking for a white ford sedan. >> reporter:jimmmy says he just hurts for the family. >>: we are all connected out here. >> reporter:the lt. says this area of south richmond has been recently and they are redoubling their efforts to crack down on crime. >> reporter:te >> catherine:take a look at this video of friday's tour bus crash in union square it's from several of the union square business improvement associations security cameras. in this video you can see where the bus makes contact with the scaffolding at post and stockton and finally comes to a stop you see various heads pop up from what looks to be the top of the bus. but you can also see the bus before impact barreling down post street and hitting several orange barriers. at this time, the investigation

is not focussing on human error >>--greg suhr/san francisco police chief we've pretty much moved out any drug impairment or all of influence for the driver so our focus is on the bus. >> reporter:the highway patrol's motor vehicle unit will inspect the bus to see

if mechanical error played a role. >> reporter:that brings into question the rest of the fleet of city sightseeing buses. while 9 of the 27 bus fleet passed a chp inspection back in september. the chp's motor vehicle unit plans to return to the company's bus yard this week to conduct another inspection, both of buses and maintenance records. >> reporter:the driver of that bus now has a lawyer who says he's doing his own investigation into what happened. >> catherine:kron 4's maureen kelly interviewed the attorney - who says the bus suffered a multi-system failure. >>--he feels terrible about the whole situation.he's grateful no one was killed.

>> reporter:attorney robert cartwright of the city sightseeing bus.now identified as kenneth malbar of san francisco.who is recovering at san francisco general hospital with a broken back, ribs, ankle, foot and a punctured lung. >> reporter:he was one of the people wreckage.according to his attorney malbar was stopped at the corner of post and taylor.and as the light turned green.he heard an explosion.and then the bus began to excelerate.you can see it barreling down post in this surveillance video.according to driver.there was nothing he could do to stop it. >>---he tried to the brakes.they just flopped.he tried the emergency brake, the tired putting itno neurtral.he tried turning the bus off.nothing worked. his lawyer says plowing into the scaffolding on the corner stockton was the best thing he could do to keep the bus from heading farther downhill.and possibly hurting or even killing other people. >> reporter:the attorney says his team is trying to find out whatever it can about the bus itself.he says it's a 2000 orion. while we know the chp never inspected this bus, city sigtseeing says it was checked out in october.the bus driver's attorney says it was also

looked out by the companies maintenene team about a week before the crash.he believes it was modified from a single story bus into a double decker before it was brought into the city sightseeing fleet about a year ago. he's now looking at whether that played a role in the crash. >>---there should be reduncies in teh safety mechanicims. >> reporter: attorney are looking into the possibility of suing the bus manufactuer and whoever performed the modifications. >> reporter:maureen kelly kron4 news >> this just in to the kron 4 newsroom. >> grant: this hour we are looking at a major traffic issue, a fatal attack-- accident involving two big breaks. --two big rigs.

>> grant: uc a bad scene right there. with five other vehicles backed up and this thing. both eastbound lanes in sonoma county are closed right now near lake view highway before you get too high weight 120. the crash happened at 4:00. no estimate s c h p on windows to eastbound lanes will be open. it appears that some cars may be squeaking through on the shoulder. both planes are closed, a fatal accident investigation is on its way. we had to big trucks and five vehicles involved. c h p have been called as crews work this thing we will continue to keep you updated. >> catherine: police are looking for a violent robbery that may have given

them a key suspect in that case. and, why police was chasing a driver. ? >> diane: have one temperatures today with clear skies, i will let you know on how long that will last coming up!

>> catherine: a high speed chase turned fatal this morning in san jose. >> catherine: the highway patrol says 21 year old daniel avalos was driving a stolen car. crashed. and died at the hospital >> catherine: kron 4's jackie sissel says it all came to an end on i-280 -- but the chase began miles away. >> reporter: 11 of their officers spotted a white honda speeding down the street. but the officer attempted to pull the driver over. the driver fled. >> the driver was going at 100 mi. per hour. cutting vehicles off. coming close to other vehicles and causing the vehicles to swerve out the way. >> reporter: car that they had been chasing had been stolen. one half an hour later the car crisscrossed the major freeways and the

south bay. s southbound to 80 is when it came to a stop. the driver attempted exit the freeway. at a high speed. >> the driver was transferred to the hospital and then confirm that he succumbed to his injuries. there will >> reporter: also an 18 year old woman, a passenger in the car that was transported to the hospital with minor injuries. chp officers also received minor injuries. >> catherine:a new report reveals that inmates in the santa clara county jails. have filed more than 300 excessive force complaints since 2010. >> catherine:but only 14 of those complaints against guards were formally investigated by the sheriff's department.

>> catherine:the report comes just two months after three jail guards were arrested in the deadly beating of an prisoner at the san jose jail. >> catherine:in a written statement released yesterday, sheriff department takes complaints of excessive force seriously. and that in some cases deputies have been disciplined. >> catherine:a citizens commission has to investigate the jails. including how complaints are handled. >> catherine: three people have been arrested after a month-long investigation into human trafficking in san jose and saratoga. >> catherine:san jose residents pedro barea-riva, esther narbona-sanchez, and paulino o'farrill >> catherine:were arrested tuesday...on suspicion of human trafficking. the investigation began in july - after reports that victims were being brought into the country from spain. >> catherine:authorities say they rescued theft victims. they all got help from the coalition to end human trafficking.

>> reporter: this is this the 1 year old frazier or earl smith. --41 yearola frazier earl smith >> reporter: 2010 he was qualified as a sexual predator where he has been housed finding residency was difficult because people did not want him living and their town. vallejo police says the legal residents did not want him either. but the judge ordered placed in here. we

>> tired arms are tied as to what we can do. due to the judge ordered creek some things that triggers if that happens to be removed derrick >> reporter: according to the judge's orders he believed as a transient and live at his hotel six. >> reporter: 1 regular business traveler had plenty of to say. you the >> reporter: not want to share a room next to this individual? >> absolutely not. i think this is crazy he can have victims everywhere. >> reporter: the liberty healthcare corp. is responsible for supervising smith 24 hours per day. under the department state hospital released program.

haazig madyun kron 4 news. >> catherine: the weather today was beautiful and learn. --warmer. >> diane: taking a look at the live camera at the bay bridge toll plaza. >> diane: the temperature is right now; and the upper 60s and valley locations, 67 for antioch, east bay shoreline cities upper fifties to low 60s. san francisco currently at 61 degrees. >> diane: by 10:00 p.m., a slight breeze. went speed not too crazy. by tomorrow morning slightly cloudy skies and temperatures at 46 for the coast and 50 for the bay.

>> diane: are dealing with a high-pressure system. that is why we had de to purchase we had today. the weekend will with the un stable pattern making its way down to the area. that local things down quite a bit and showers early to mid next week. >> diane: 47 degrees for antioch, 43 end of assets to rosa. that afternoon highs yet again, will be two degrees warmer than where we were to die. --today >> diane: saturday at 56 degrees, and we will talk more about the holiday forecast and which can expect in regards to rainshowers coming up, when

i return. >> catherine: could charlie sheen face civil claims or even criminal charges? next at 5. how some of his sexual partners say he put them at risk. >> catherine: also ahead. an east bay robber who might have given police a big lead in finding her.

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>> catherine:reports today that charlie sheen spent 1.6 million dollars a year on prostitutes. he claims he never put them at risk -- but today some are saying that's a lie. >> catherine:the insider's louie aguirre has the story from hollywood. >> reporter:could sheen face civil claims and even criminal charges? let's turn to our legal analyst darren kavinoky and go inside the case! >>--- 'in california it's illegal to intentionally pass on a sexually transmitted disease" >> reporter:that makes it a felony punishable by up to eight years in prison. >>---"the prosecution would have to prove that sheen to use that condition to harm others.' >> reporter:according to the

lapd, there investigations into the 50 year old actor who admitted yesterday to matt lauer that he found out he was hiv positive four years ago --- >> reporter:sheen 'over the course of the last four years charlie has anyone successfully sued you or settled a lawsuit related to this?' 'not for any transference' >> reporter:but sheen says he's paid as much as ten million dollars to keep confidants from divulging his status to the media. he also said this --- >> reporter:sheen to make revealing announcement 'have you since the time of your diagnosis told everyone of your sexual partners before you had a sexual ecnounter that you were hiv postiive' 'yes i have' 'no exception' 'no exception' >> reporter:bree olson howard stern 'he >> he never said anything to me i was his girlfriend i lived with him' >> reporter:former adult film star bree tested and is hiv negative, told howard stern she and charlie were sexually active while he was hiv positive --- >> reporter:bree olson charlie betrayed her trust 'i was living with >> i was living him we were sleeping together every single night' never said a word never said anything

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(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> this just in to the kron 4 newsroom. >> grant: an update on the brinnin's near the top of the show at that just involve the a fatal accident. the part of this horrible same--both east bound lanes are at a stop right now. this is near at lake view highway between highway 21 where the sonoma raceway is located. there is no estimate on when the two eastbound lanes will open. >> grant: will continue to follow up with a breaking news. >> grant: catherine? >> catherine:new isis video

released today warns of an impending attack on new york. the video supposedly shows a bomb being built -- and a man zipping his jacket over a suicide belt. >> catherine:meantime - officials say the suspected ringleader of the paris attack was not arrested in a huge police raid just north of the capital last night. >> catherine:but they say he might have been killed in the raid. at least two people died - and 8 were arrested. >> catherine:in honduras. authorities detained five syrians on charges of falsifying documents after trying to use stolen greek passports to enter the country. >> catherine:there was no indication that the men were suspected of anything except carrying stolen documents. >> catherine:tomorrow congress will vote to step up background checks on refugees coming into the u.s. from syria and iraq. they might also vote to stop their arrival altogether. kron 4 congressional correspondent alex schuman has more on what could happen. >> reporter:france's president says despite the attacks - they will accept 30,000 syrian refugees in the next two u.s. is much different. >> reporter:rep. marsha

blackburn "it is inappropriate to bring them onto u.s. soil where their intent is to harm our citizens and our way of life." >> reporter:congresswoman marsha blackburn is one of the house republicans determined to stop syrian refugees from reaching the u.s. she says background checks already in place don't do enough. >>--"who are you going to call in syria what 800 number do you call to figure out if someone is who they say they are?" >> reporter:the u.s. plans to accept the next two years. some are already here. >>rep. bob goodlatte-- "i think there should be a one-year moratorium on syrian refugees coming into the united states until we have a system that we know is foolproof and know can work." >> reporter:democrats are more divided on what to do - some argue the current system is safe. >>sen. tim kaine ---"i think we should have tough vetting standards. and to the extent they don't get through - then they won't come into this country. but if they make it - they shouldn't be blocked because they already

suffered the worst humanitarian atrocity since wwii." >> reporter:the house will pass a bill tomorrow to step up background checks on syrian refugees. republicans may try to ban letting any syrian refugees to the u.s. by attaching the policy to a big budget deal they have to finish in december. >> reporter: >> diane: the reason why we have the warm temperatures, is because we have a high pressure system in place. there is a weather system, an unstable one at the northwest that would drop down in our region creek with that will bring rain showers and for the next few days. >> diane: out in fremont 67 tomorrow, daytime highs as

69 with san francisco. then we have the holiday travel for thanksgiving. increasing clouds and evening rain showers will move into our area. widespread rainshowers will increase as the transition into our and reappeared and thanksgiving, more showers are expected and i went. --high wind >> diane: i will have full- fledged forecast coming up in just a few minutes. >> catherine: two months ago, lake county was ravaged by one of the most destructive wildfires in california history. and only on 4. we give you a birds-eye view of the damage in middletown. >> catherine: the valley fire left four people dead. and thousands homeless. kron 4's j.r. stone is following this story. he joins us tonight with a new angle - from quad- copter-4. j-r? >> reporter:catherine, quadcopter 4 is an all new camera that we can see it here beside me. a camera device to get all angles on a story that you wouldn't

otherwise get. in the video screen here you can see.we took quadcopter 4 to lake conty to get an aerial look at the valley fire damage that can still be seen two months later. >> reporter:this is middletown, californiadestruction from the valley fire can still be seen more than 60 days after flames torched homes in the area. >>-- it's hard to be happy, chippy, and cheery, when you have nothingyou lost everything. >> reporter:janet mondragon and her family have their health and this barren lot where their home once stood. "that" is all. in her neighborhood some houses that burned have yet to be cleared. debree just sitting on lots. burned out cars.untouchedleaving painful memories of a fire that killed four people and destroyed 12-hundred and eighty homes. >>-- i think we're all still in shock and i think there's ptsd to the max.

>>-- it's unfathomable, unbelievable, and it's a nightmare. >> reporter:this is what janet's house looked like as it burned in the fire back in september. today her lot has been cleared. in fact from quadcopter 4 you can see her property and her neighbor's.all cleared but all many months away from resembling the neighborhood it once was. >>--they said the fire reached two thousand degrees.so this is glass but i have no idea what it was. >>-- so we're all sufferingtrying to put the pieces back together what can you do. >> reporter:a process that as you can see.is likely going to take a very long time. >> reporter:i want to take a closer look at one of the images that you saw in that story. video from quadcopter4. i will stop the video then zoom in across the street and you can see homes that are still standing. amazing how the flames only hit one side of the street. i then want to pan to the other side of the street. that is where you see the vacant lots. janet's

home is over here as well. those with fema tell me that they've already given out more than 10 million dollars in grants and housing assistance but certainly a long way to go. >> reporter:we will continue our middletown coverage tomorrow night as we go to cobb and anderson springs with quadcopter4 to give you a view of the damage that can still be seen today in that area. >> catherine: ahead at five. >> catherine: the wear-able market is booming. now many companies are focusing on "smart jewelry". >>coming up -- our tech reporter shows us what these connected rings can offer. and next. >> catherine: the hunt for an east bay robber that's given police a key piece of evidence.

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>> catherine: here's a lesson on what 'not' to do if you've stolen a phone. grant is here with the picture that police hope will lead them to a violent >> grant:note to robbers: >> grant:if you wanna get away with it.don't take pictures of youself after stealing a phone. this woman snapped a selfie.and police say the image was then automatically uploaded to the cloud storage area.

>> grant:the robbery was in el cerrito.early afternoon back on november 5th. an el cerrito high school student was walking along central ave near clayton ave. >> grant:when a woman got out of a car, demanded the victim's phone.punched her in the head.knocking her out.then dragged the student by her backpack. >> grant:the victim recognized the woman in the selfie as her attacker. now police are hoping the public can help identify the suspect. >> vicki: >> gabe:the tech wear-able market has been so successful. that dozens of new companies arefocusing on "smart jewelry".

>> catherine: so far, the "connected jewelry" on the market hasn't been very fashionable or easy to use.

but our tech reporter gabe slate discovered a 'new' line of smart rings.which are getting good reviews. >> for women who keep their phones in their purses and want to know when something important is happening. a phone call, a text or e- mail, anything really? >> gabe:for those of you like christina who want to keep their phone in their purse a ringly smart ring could be for you. >> gabe:here's what it does it will the side of the ring when you get a call, text, email particular app. >> gabe:here it is vibrating on the table when a call comes in >>vibrate. >> gabe:using the free ringly app, you customize your ring to how you want it. >> gabe:there are 4 different types of vibrations and several different colors to choose from that you can assign to different types of notifications.

>> it is a real treat at first and technology sector hit--it is will drilling >> gabe:example your dad calls, that's two vibrations and a blue flash. your kid texts you it could be 4 vibrations and a orange flash. >> gabe:customizing the type of just tap the type of vibration you want and slide for the color you want. >> gabe:there are over 80 apps this works with that you can get notifications from on your lyft, uber, instagram, snap chat all the popular apps. >>-- fashionable >> gabe:and this is my favorite part. you can choose to only calls or texts you so if you only want to know if your spouse, kid, or boss is trying to get you. you will know. >> - date night. >> gabe:so using the app to notification is easy. but what about syncing the ring

original conection. the problem with a lot of connected jewelry is that initial proccess is a pain. >> gabe:first i make sure my phone's bluetooth was turned on and i had downloaded the ringly app. >> gabe:then i opened the app and my ring, i clicked on that, it asked for permission to pair the devices, i clicked yes to pair. >> gabe:and that is it. simple it took me under 5 seconds. then i had christina text me the ring vibrated and lit up when she texted me. >> gabe:so if your looking for a use connected ring that looks more like jewelry than a gadget this is a good option >> gabe:one other cool thing. to it back in it's box at night charger ringly rings start at $180 and go up. wyttgs >> diane: 52 degrees for the coast, 51 for the bay and 57 for the belly. --valley >> diane: this satellite

will are showing high pressure system dominating our area for the next couple of days. that is why we have the warming trend kicking and accurate as we approach the weekend, in his seat and stable pattern coming in from the pacific northwest. making its way in critical and things down some. giving us rainshowers by mid-week. >> diane: 46 degrees for san jose, fremont and 45 after it would not be as cold as it was terrific but certainly, we will have be warming trend that will keep our overnight lows. >> diane: 69 for antioch, concord 69 and 69

>> pam: >> diane: saturday sunny skies. with big declines in playscript mostly sunny conditions with cooler temperatures are arriving tuesday with the chance of showers, come wednesday we would definitely have a chance for rain. >> catherine: turning our attention to sports, >> catherine: at 118-years and counting, cal-stanford is one of the college football. >> catherine: this weekend, the two again to battle for bragging rights in another edition of 'the big game.' >> catherine: for more on the storied feud, we turn to mark carpenter in the newsroom. mark? o >>mark: public vs private. east bay vs silicon valley. >>mark: with more than a century of

history between the two, there are so many different layers to the conflict. alumni from both squads have a vested interest in the game. and before the teams meet on the field, past graduates the annual big game lunch. and sounds. nats of cal band playing >>mark: welcome to the pageantry that is the big game. 118-years strong and while stanford may have a 60-46 advantage in all-time record. the golden bears won outright today in verbal jabs. >>bob sarlatte- cal grad/ emcee "all the hype around goff has really been unfair to stanford's quarterback. if you go to their respective wikipedia pages, for jared it says heisman trophy candidate. for kevin it says, no relation to hulk hogan." >> reporter:but of course, it's all in good fun. >> reporter:and the parties inolved will tell you that this game is more tradition than bitterness. sonny dykes "118 years, two like minded institution that have a lot of respect for each other. a lot of close games through the years. a lot of crazy finishes, to me it's one of the greatest rivalries in

college football." >>stefan mcclure-cal safety "there's so much history and tradition on the line. it's great, you see all the fan support. the community. everyone just looks forward to the big game, get the axe back. it's just great to be representing bigger than yourself. your team, but the whole community." >> reporter:whether your wearing blue and gold or cardinal and white, one fan did say that both sides have a common enemy. >>matt mcfetridge-stanford fan "as much as this is a rivalry game and i want to see stanford win, at the end of the day we both hate usc. if that's messed up then fine, i'm guilty." >> reporter:you may have noticed we didn't hear from any stanford coaches. >> reporter:and that's because this is and it's worth noting that this was the fourth straight year, cardinal head coach david shaw did not attend. >> reporter:we'll have some humorous reaction on that from cal fans in sports at 6-45. mark carpenter, kron4 news.

>> catherine: coming up >> catherine: the san francisco on a show will open up on friday. kron4 is the official tv sponsor. you can join us with a special program at 9:00 with a look into the future. >> stanley: coming up! >> stanley:this is your first time driving on the shoulder yes sir first time ever yes sir wow >> stanley:why do i always meet sooooo first time i got caught behaving badly and i won't do it again . if you have a comment or a story idea for stanley, you can e-mail us at peoplebehavingbadly@kron4.co m

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>> stanley: this limo driver never got the memo. until utilizing the emergency shoulder at the wrong time. >> shoulder shoulder. all right here. >> stanley: ok, this is the correct time to drive on the shoulder. >> stanley: overdriving is so bad that the limo driver was not the only one to get pulled over. >> stanley: that is what i am calling this segment try cup tickets because by the time car hits a blind curve is pretty much too late. >> stanley: even officer is

talking to one driver a common goal line of shoulder drivers appeared. i guess the guts and i guess we are going to need more cops. >> morning, i am stopping you because you are driving down the shoulder. you cannot pass all this stop traffic on the shoulder. >> stanley: and of course, this driver has a unique reason for it first time i have been on the shoulder i did not even notice this was your first time driving on the shoulder. first time ever >> you do not have a driver's license? " right behind the shoulder right behind my partner, ok. >> stanley: the fine for passing on the shoulder is

$238 and a point on your record. which is why some people want to argue that constitutions and shoulders. there is no line. i do not see any line. and when you should just say i got caught behaving badly. >> catherine: to trucks and five cars made up and a fatal accident shutting down to east foul lines. -- east bound lanes >> catherine: the news will continue and seven seconds.

(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> this just in to the kron 4 newsroom. >> catherine: tsks a deadly crash involving two big trucks. grant is here with what just happened. >> grant: incredible deal with our partnership of helicopter partnership with abc seven news. >> grant: both eastbound lanes are closed as crews investigate this accident. it's just before you get to highway 121. where the sonoma raceway is correct is a popular route for people.

especially, during the comment time print--the commute time. >> grant: uc cars there are itching by. on the medium both remain closed and there is no estimate on when they will reopen for it we will keep you posted >> catherine: coming up next on kron 4 news at five. >> catherine: eye-opening video tonight of the tour bus that raced out of control down a busy san francisco street. we have new view of the horrific crash and new details on the investigation.

>> catherine: tonight we're hearing from the lawyer of that driver who is blaming the crash on a mechanical malfunction. more on that in a moment. >> catherine: >> catherine: but first kron 4's dan kerman joins us now with a closer look at the video. >> catherine: dan we understand c-p-u-c will inspect that bus this week? >> reporter:the bus driver who was critically injured in the crash - now has an attorney. >> reporter: we are seeing what happened prior to an impact. you can see what happened. going down, a post street turned another ankle, as the orange barriers being hit. the driver is talking

about purposely hitting them so he could slow himself down before the impact. again, we will hear more about that. the investigation is now focusing on the driver. the police chief, says the driver is clear it looks like regarding alcohol and drugs. right now, that are looking at the mechanics of the bus. >> reporter: catherine? >> catherine: new at six, kron4's maureen kelly talked to the lawyer - who describes what he's calling his client's heroic actions. >> reporter:the driver of the city sightseeing bus.is being identified by his attorney as kenneth malbar of san francisco. >> reporter:he was one of the people pulled from the wreckage.according to his at the corner of post and taylor.and as the light turned green.he heard a loud noise >>he heard a boom.like an explosion coming from under the bus and then it started excelerating and it wasn't that teh gas petal was stuck.it just kept excelerating

>> reporter:.you can see it barreling surveillance video.according neutral.even turning the engine off.but there was nothing he could do to stop it. >> reporter:the attorney says his client then did the next best thing he could think of.which was try to slow the bus down.that's backed up by the video.which shows him plowing thru the barricades. >>he said they blew away like paper.they did nothing to slow the bus down >>he acted i think stress by hitting barriers but hitting parked cars, to no avail.high rate of speed.he then hit the next thing which was the impact.didn't hit anyone mircle at union square.and it came to a stop >>he is really thankful that he was able to stop the bus even further and reached astronomical speeds.

>>it's just awful to even think about what could have happened here >> reporter:the attorney says his client is still at san francisco broken back, ribs, ankle, foot and a punctured lung. he says the former marine is very tough.and while he is will likely have permanent injuries. >> reporter:maureen kelly kron4 news >> catherine:when news broke of this crash on friday.we immediately sent out push alerts. >> catherine:to stay on top of news and weather in your area.download the kron 4 mobile app. >> catherine:new evidence.that inmates believe they're being mis- treated at santa clara county's jail. >> catherine:grant is here with the alarming numbers.grant.

>> grant:this new report reveals that force complaints have been filed since 20-10. >> grant:but out all those hundreds of complaints.the sheriff's 14 complaints against guards. >> grant:the report comes just two months after three jail guards were arrested in the prisoner at the san jose jail. in a written statement released yesterday, sheriff laurie smith said her department takes complaints of excessive force seriously. and that in some cases deputies have been disciplined. we are going to some of the cases from last year to see if there is anything that we may have missed. we have been doing a very thorough investigation. >> grant:a citizens commission has been appointed by the county including how complaints are handled. >> catherine: new at 6:15.

>> catherine: a fiery protest on the campus of u-c berkeley. >> catherine: with demonstrators demanding that the school get tough on prosecuting sexual assault cases. >> catherine: the recent incident that forced students to take action. >> catherine: tonight. a father and his injuries after a drive-by shooting in richmond. >> catherine: it happened along south 37-th street near florida avenue just before 8 last night. >> catherine: police say a car pulled alongside the man's car. and opened fire. >> catherine: a store owner says he remembers the two victims coming into his store earlier that night. >> catherine: the father didn't have enough money. and planned to go home and return. >> catherine: but that's when the storeowner says he heard gun shots. police are reviewing surveillance video from the area. >> catherine: in the meantime. they are looking for a white ford sedan. >> i was talking to to the police and they said the kit

was hit. it breaks your heart. >> catherine: police say this area of plagued with violence recently. and they're doubling their efforts to crack down on crime. >> catherine: time for a check on whether it has been beautiful to died. >> diane: by tuesday and wednesday more showers. my thursday. nice clear skies for the rest of the night. and along the peninsula. temperatures in the low fifties for the coast. and low fifties for the bay. >> diane: 9 think too crazy to in regards to the wind speed. >> diane: your overnight lull since you are dealing

with pretty much demand for these for the belly. and will not be as cold as it was prepared to do to the high pressure system. >> diane: lee for for concord, 54 oakland, fremont at 45 degrees creek and san francisco at 52 degrees overnight. lohan march temperatures coming up in a few minutes! >> catherine: for up-to-the minute weather alerts, and forecasts in your neighborhood. be sure to download the kron 4 mobile app. your number one source for news at weather in the bay area. return to shooting nats >> reporter:french police sources say this early morning raid at a paris apartment came "right on time". >> catherine: since they believe the suspects were

about to move on some kind of operation. >> catherine: instead.8 people were detained.two suspected terrorists were killed.and authorities are working to see if any of those killed were related to the ringleader of friday's deadly attacks. >> catherine: cnn's erin mclaughlin is live in paris tonight with the very latest.erin? >> reporter: good evening catherine. is the suspected ringleader of the paris on text data or alive? that is what many people are asking. >> reporter:the raids were unfolding in the morning hours. with new details coming out quickly. >> reporter: >> we are at war. >> reporter: picking up on a telephone wire cap. disembarked not far from the deadly attack happening on friday. , heavily armed

officers went in and buy the truck loads. inside, a woman hit with her baby in another apartment. >> they said to lie down on the floor and hide print off all the lights. and i did. >> reporter: officials say they will use the in 8 analysis to determine who was killed. >> reporter: tonight, and the manhunt continues for another suspect from the terrorist attack spirit he was last seen driving towards belgium. the individual that he was seen with have been a tank. back

to you! >> catherine: new at six. >> catherine: kron four's terisa estacio talked with commuters in the east bay as the latest information was spilling out, especially on social media. >> catherine: tes: although the paris attacks are thousands of miles away commuters sayu what is going on. as news unfolded wednsday morning - i saw many people looking at their cell phones trying to about their thoughts on paris and whether they feel safe riding public transit these days. >> we need a partner of print >> reporter: complete cooperation. >> catherine: both of those speakers said they obama

needs to set aside the assistance and this must end. >> catherine: later, they area law-enforcement teaming up on how to best keep people safe during super bowl 50.

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predator fraisure earl smith is now living in a motel 6 in vallejo. a solano county judge ordered his release last week from coalinga state hospital. the motel 6 is located on enterpise street. just a block away from a mobile home park where residents were not happy to hear that a sexual predator has moved into their neighborhood >> i am going to get his picture up and i will posted everywhere and this area. that is what i am going to do. basically, i felt that i have to fight back. why should a sexual predator be in my area when i have a little girl. it is bad enough some as a woman, that i have to have a sexual predator in my neighborhood. but the children, they cannot take care of themselves like weekend. -- like we can >> catherine:in the east bay today, a group of students at cal rallied to support victims of sexual assault. and to encourage the school keep sexual predators off campus. >> catherine: kron 4's charles clifford has details.in a story that's

new at six. >> reporter:here at cal on wednesday, a group of students rallied to oppose sexual assaults on campus. >> reporter:they say that criminal cases and that the university needs to do a better job of handling sexual assaults. >>only 4 percent of cases result in criminal charges. >> reporter:the students also encouraged the new yes means yes law. >>and to really change things fundamentally to stop rape and hold rapists accountable. >> reporter:the group also marched wednesday to show support for a recent victim of sexual assault. >> reporter:this past august, a male student at cal was expelled from the school for assaulting a female student on campus. he is currently appealing his expulsion and the hearing to oppose his return to the school. >>we want to make it clear to students across all campuses not just uc berkeley that if you rape there are serious repercusions. you will be expelled and you will be held accountable. that's how

you stop rape. >> reporter:in berkeley, charles clifford kron 4 news. >> catherine: three people are behind bars on suspicion of human trafficking in san jose and saratoga. >> catherine: police arrested pedro barea-riva. esther narbona- sanchez, and paulino o'farrill. >> catherine: today. a human trafficking task force served search and at tapa- ole restaurant and utopik salon in saratoga. >>the three suspects were arrested and booked into county jail. >> catherine: the investigation began back in july. after authorities brought to the country from spain. >> catherine: the countdown is on to super bowl 50.and with the big game just a couple month away.san francisco officials are letting people know.they'll be ready. >> catherine: grant is here with what this means.especially as people are on edge following the paris terror attacks.grant. >> grant: naturally and this

is like a preseason tuneup. and getting ready for the big day. >> grant: not close to the real thing.but heightened terrorist attacks in paris are prompting san francisco city leaders and super bowl 50 planners to implement heightened security. >> grant:increased security measures includes that overhead bus cables in downtown san francisco will not be removed. >> grant:increased police staff will be present. >>...as well as other behind-the-scenes security measures that have not yet been revealed. >> there are no known threats to united states, no non threats to san francisco and certainly no none

threats to the super bowl. >> grant:the super bowl 50 events begin in san francisco on january 29th... and continue onto super bowl sunday onstraight ahead. >> diane: 5 degrees warmer from where we should be at this time of year. however, it will not last through thanksgiving. unfortunately. >> diane: temperatures with 65 for antioch, 55 for fairfield, 534 richmond and san francisco currently at 51 degrees. >> diane: 9 cam mostly clear skies. it will not be as cold as it was the past couple of days. >> diane: noontime, up mostly sunny skies. >> diane: satellite radar

image shows a high pressure system that will last as for the rest of the week. getting back into the warming trend. daytime high for tomorrow will be similar to today. we have a i stable pattern and the pacific northwest that would give as cooler temperatures on the weekend and rainshowers next week. evening rain will arrive and wednesday widespread showers are likely throughout the san francisco bay area. with land speed 15 mi. per hour. --wind speed >> diane: afternoon high at 3:00 p.m., 67 livermore, 69 for oakland and mid-60s for the east bay shore cities.

up and the north bay about 70 degrees. it will be warm again, tomorrow. >> diane: saturday, conditions with mostly sunny skies. more cloud coverage in place. rain is possible, and in the afternoon. >> catherine: st i had. -- straight ahead! >> catherine: city workers in one east bay city walk off the job for the day. what they're demanding -- after the break. >> catherine: and later. how businesses from across the globe are showing support for paris - in the wake of the terror attacks.

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>> catherine: assist some concord city workers did not show up for work today.

>> catherine:city offices will be open as usual, but some city services may be unavailable for today including: issuing of building permits, construction and building sweeping, tree maintenance and other public works activities. >>"i want residents to be assured that police, 911 dispatch, fire service, garbage collection and all operations remain operating today and will not be affected in anyway by the strike," said concord mayor tim grayson. >> catherine:grayson said that the june 30th and the city is to employees while also meeting the city's goal of long- . >> catherine:next at 6:30. >> catherine:pitching in for paris. >> catherine:how the international community is showing support - after the deadly terror attacks. >> catherine:also -- gold glove shortstop brandon crawford, with a big payday after a big season. >> catherine:gary's here with sports at 6:45. >> catherine:and our top story. >> catherine:new video of friday's tour bus crash in san francisco. >> catherine:what we're just learned about new inspections set to happen.

we had no seat at the table. we were not involved in the process. he is required by law to register with the law enforcement agency. so, he is here to register it as long as he is a transient and the druze-jurisdiction he will have to register every 30 days. >> reporter: on the cal campus a group of students

rallied to do a better job with killing with sexual assault. --dealing >> reporter: salon's rallied outside to keep them from returning to a campus. when he was expelled for sexual assault. >> catherine: things didn't is days away. --thanks again think is days away. >> diane: and look for the rest of the evening creek's clear skies. 55 degrees for the ellen valley locations. partly cloudy skies, and chilly temperatures. in the upper to mid '40's. by noon time, sunny skies.

>> diane: it will not be as chilly as it was a couple of days. and where, between 474 antioch, 42 for livermore and 51 out in richmond. 62 degrees in san francisco. >> diane: friday, slightly warmer. reaching seven degrees for the bay cities. and then we will have a clue doubt in place coming early next week. --and then we will have a cool down and placed comment early next week. >> catherine: new at six. >> catherine: the media has been awash this week with stories of paris -- >> catherine: including those who rushed to help others. the neighbors who are welcoming displaced strangers into their homes. >>and the international

monuments being lit up in a show of support. >> catherine: businesses have also been stepping up. >> catherine: mary moloney shows us how *companies are trying to pitch in. >> reporter:as parisians opened their homes to those who had been displaced by the terror attacks in paris. air-b-n-b took note. >> reporter:the online vacation rental providing urgent paris accommodation in the days following the attacks. >> reporter:the site waived all service fees to those affected. several cellular services followed suit. >> reporter:t-mobile and verizon both offered free calling and texting from the u-s to france. >> reporter:and sprint waived long-distance fees on calls and texts for all sprint, boost and virgin mobile customers. >> reporter:online service skype made its phone and video calls to france free of charge for an undisclosed amount of time. >> reporter:google also tweeted that calls to france would be free via its hangout application. >> reporter:facebook launched several features -- >> reporter:in the immediate aftermath of the attacks, the social media giant activated 'safety check'. enabling people in the vicinity to notify friends and family they were o-k. >> reporter:it was the first time safety check had been activated during a situation other than a natural disaster.

>> reporter:facebook also introduced a overlay a french flag on their profile picture. >> reporter:other companies made symbolic gestures -- >> reporter:amazon changed the top half of its website to a banner displaying the french flag. proclaiming "solidarite." >> reporter:groupon. reddit. and apple's french site all incorporated the flag into their logos. >> reporter:and google posted a black ribbon on its homepage. for consumer watch, i'm mary >> catherine: san francisco international auto show opens friday creek drawing hundreds of people and kron4 will be the official sponsor. you can join us saturday night at 9 for a special program from the auto show. getting a look at the future of cars. >> catherine: still ahead. >> catherine: charlie sheen's bombshell revelation could lead to legal trouble for the actor. >>details next in your 'hollywood today' live daily

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>> catherine: there's a new 'sexiest man alive'. >> catherine: also -- charlie sheen's big announcement could land him in hot water with the law. >> catherine: porscha colemand.and kristen brockman have your 'hollywood today live' daily wrap. >> reporter: i never feel that i am unattractive, sexy husband. says beckham. >> reporter: when stefanie is finally opened up and ran her divorce. she said she wished it was not happening.

but it is a part of her drowning. >> reporter:--journey >> reporter:you can see 'hollywood today live' weekdays at 1:00-in the afternoon. right after law and order and bridezilla. only on kron 4. >> catherine: the warriors >> catherine: back to work today after hanging on to beat the toronto raptors last night >> catherine: gary has that in all of these boards coming up!

>> time now for sports with the gary radnich shot.

>> gary:good evening! >> gary:the warriors are off to a 12-0 start to the season one of only seven teams in nba history to do so. >> gary:they will have a chance to night. but they must do it in los angeles against the clippers . >> gary:the best starts in nba history. the 1948-49 washington capitols. coached by red auerbach. and 93-94 rockets at 15-0. >> gary:the 57-58 celtics. also coached by auerbach. and 02-03 mavericks at 14-0. then the warriors. who are tied with two more teams. >> gary:now they travel to l.a. to take on the clippers tomorrow night. much has been made of the rivalry. draymond green said it wasn't really a rivalry. until now. >> it was one he did game and all the sudden it is a

rivalry. it was not accurate i know it is now. >> gary: i know that the sports will be broken down on sunday night. lick j.r. stone >> gary:sports night live this carpenter and bip roberts will break down the 49ers- the warriors could be going for an nba-record- tying 15-0 start in denver. >> gary:. and j.r. interviews harrison barnes. who talked about his mom conducting mock media interviews with him as a teenager. >> gary:and send us your high school selfie. post with the hashtag "kron-4- selfie" and night live. >> gary:meanwhile. the cleveland cavaliers >> gary:lost their second straight game last night against the detroit pistons. and are now 8-3 on the season >> gary:lebron finished the game with 30 points but

wasn't too happy afterwards >> gary:here's what he had to say motivation >> we need to understand that we lost in the finals. we did not win. and the team that beat us looks more hungry than we are. >> gary: basically saying that the warriors have something going and the cavaliers to not. >> gary:--do not >> gary:it's that time of year again. the big game between cal and stanford is coming up this weekend. >> gary:each year, there's an annual lunch in advance of the

match up >> i do now and get everyone to read i cannot get it. (laughter) >> reporter: even more that a century >> i am a little surprised there i would stay showed up a little better patrick but that is just how they are accurate in growth to get used to this type of stuff.

>> reporter: is worth noting that they have won the last five matchups. so and shuns defense they are sure enough making good used this time. we to >> is one to go out and play well. >> reporter: mark carter kron4 sports. --mark carpenter. to >> gary: when this season is on they are just concentrating on playing. >> gary: last year they took bob off the podium because he was doing too

many jokes. and up setting the coaches. but they brought him back this year. >> gary: niner's back on the field. the last time, the last seven games that they started the only 11 time. they got through the passing game against atlanta ok creek the seattle, they are hungry and they cannot afford to lose. if they want to go to the playoffs. >> i enjoy a on the road. it is a sweeter victory. it makes you focus on the details and prepare. focus on the little things and you can go out and play hard. >> gary: a 12 month suspension was aldon smith.

nonetheless, no aldon smith on the field for one full year. >> happened and we are dealing with it. at this point, we are preparing to deal with the lions. we will do everything we can to support temporary it is not a whole lot if you can do. when you have basically been told that you have no contact with this person. >> gary: all-star and gold glove winner brandon crawford signed a six year 7 $5 million extension yesterday to remain with the giants' shortstop. >> diane: die >> catherine: and will be back with the forecast to rid

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