again, we have more information posted on our website kron- four-dot-com. an update now on the c-h-p officer.rushed to the hospital yesterday - after being hit by a suspect's car during a traffic stop in san francisco.

>> reporter: trustee at your offices up and running fillet 40 outdoor urinals rio >> vicki: 17 partially operational meaning they can only process driver's license id card transactions step are continuing or round-the-clock " catherine heenan is here with the latest on his condition. >> catherine:it happened last night on the corner of capitol and montana in san francisco.in the ocean view neighborhood. that c-h-p officer was part of a

task force that had surrounded a stolen car. what seemed routine changed in a flash when the driver took off.hitting the officer and dragging him for a short distance. in the middle of all that - the officer managed to shoot the suspect. the c-h-p officer is recovering tonight. he has minor head and road rash injuries. he's expected to be ok. the man who was driving the car remains in critical condition. authorities aren't releasing many details yet. friends of the suspect say he'd been visiting them in a different car.and claim they don't know how he ended up in that stolen car. grant?

police have arrseted two people accused of shooting at a police officer in madera.and in doing so.injuring a person who was in the cruiser for a ride-a-long. dash cam video. captures the shooting. police arrested 26-year-old serena arroyo, who they say was the driver of the s-u-v, and 33-year-old thomas garcia, who police say was the shooter.

a third suspect has not been caught. this happened over the weekend. when the officer tired to stop the suv for a broken tail late. the driver sped away--- and then shots were fired at the police car. the officer had a woman. interested in police work on the ride-along. two bullets smashed the windshield, barely missing the woman and the police officer. >>: l.a. to possibly aware rfa people vehicle attractive leaves. "lock your vehicles if

you go on hikes or walks, and also hide anything of value in the car such as backpacks, laptops and cellphones" >> reporter:in response to the auto burgalries concord police have increased patrols in the area around lime ridge.in concord haaziq madyun kron4news the sun is out here in san francisco. you are looking at a live picture of the embarcadero--- but changes are on the way. kron four meteorologist brittney shipp joining us now in the weather center--- to tell us about some rain on the way--- that could impact your morning commute. brit? >> britteny: not going to see

mudslides due to all the rain expected and a model and 45 light rain fell into san francisco heading into the evening hours and then still dealing with light rain san francisco fairfield and overnight on an offering expected to continue as the heaviest rain for parts of san carlos livermore and san jose. the only set the seal lot of this moisture lifting away from our region as begin friday afternoon. and then in the next seminar for forecast.

in the south bay. another new development tonight in the looming, high profile trial of antolin garcia-torres, accused in the 20-12 murder of morgan hill cheer leader sierra lamar. kron four's rob fladeboe is live tonight at the hall of justice in san joer.to bring us up to speed on where things stand now, rob. * *pkg * >> reporter:lawyers for 22 year old antolin garcia torres, shown here at a previous court appearance, have asked the court to allow evidence they say will show that sierra lamar, who vanished on her way to school in march of 2012, ran away from home.

court documents from grand jury testimony contain excerpts from a spanish class notebook in which sierra is said to have written how she hated her life and was headed for san francisco and that she wanted to run away to las vegas or hollywood, away from her problems and just lay on a beach and chill. the defense will argue this is a missing person case says legal analyst steven clark. sot steven clark/legal analyst the documents further show how lawyers for garcia torres, who faces the death penalty if convicted, argue that the government is trying to exclude evidence that show sierra lamar's state of mind to run away on the date she went missing and that the facts demonstrate that she was having trouble at school and was dealing with a broken home. sot steven clark/legal analyst a seven- month-old baby is safe tonight. after being abducted from sonoma county. and the baby's mother. hannah ashley was arrested near downievile in sierra county yesterday afternoon. an amber alert was issued for henry massey after police say ashley kidnapped him from his crib at his grandmother's house. ashley did not have custody over henry and was making threats during her visitiation to take henry back. police say ashley kidnapped henry and was carrying him in a duffle bag. a grocery store clerk recognized ashley and called police. ashley was arrested and is being held under a 140-thousand dollar warrant for kidnapping. henry has been placed in protective custody.

>> vicki: cannot retreat of the way the marine mammal center. was notified around noon but can't obtain the whale's carcassuntil it has come ashore. researchers. say the whale is a male--- a man shot and killed in san francisco's glen park neighborhood monday afternoon has now been identified. 45-year-old marcus polk was found with gunshot wounds inside a home on addison street around 1 p-m. polk was later pronounced dead at the scene. police arrested filmmaker kevin epps in connection to the shooting. but epps was released because there wasn't enough evidence to charge him. epps is known for his 2003 film "straight outta hunter's point". the film details life in that san francisco neighborhood. willie >> reporter: of has died and please double the tar of the shooting and they're still searching for motive police and crime scene technicians came under fire in our after initial shootings after they were gathering evidence. many of the six remain alive are still hospitalized at

this point police tell us that they range from 27 to 45 years old. >> vicki: shot and killed modified 45 year-old marcus found with gunshot wounds and set a home on addison st. are on the one in the afternoon later pronounced that at the scene and police arrested the filmmaker in connection with the shooting and he was relieved because it was believed there was not of evidence to charge him after his 2003 film straight out of putters. detail in life and san francisco neighborhood >> grant: they returned to concord police part of monday looking get there in the driver's seat earlier this month

>> vicki:muselman allegedly used that hatchet against police.which they say prompted them to shoot him. the officers who shot him, have been cleared and are back on the job. if you're looking to adopt a pet. now is the time. contra costa animal services is offering only a $20 adoption fee--- through the weekend. animal workers are hoping to alleviate overcrowding at the county's shelters in martinez and pinole. contra costa animal services says they expect to see an increase in stray animals. coming into county shelters as we head into the winter months. the adoption includes spaying or neutering, microchipping, and vaccinations. s earlier this month--- the shelter offered free adoptions and were able to find 87 animals a new home. the shelters open at 10-am.

>> britteny: muster and logo and the next few days more the moisture from the system with a few chances of rain as we go into the rest of your work week into a week and and then goes until friday morning so this is

a rain total of the first system the orphanage for san francisco. three-fourths of an age in san francisco. sixes and rosa and eight degrees in their field. san jose and 57 vallejo and then not view of next three hours is the clear skies for just the next few hours and those clouds increasing and body starts the morning alicea to see the rain moving and we talked rainfall for you only see you again another 10 minutes.

the latest move by the company. as the city continues to try to regulate it. if you use air-bnb in san francisco to post available listings. as of november first -- you can only post at 'one' address. back in april the company announced that commercial operators were not allowed on the site. since then - it's removed 213 entire-unit listings.and 525 'shared spaces.' other listings were voluntarily removed by hosts who had more than one space to advertise. all of this is happening as san francisco is fighting to regulate air-bnb. that includes requiring registering short-term rental properties with the city.and imposing time limits on rentals. the city's board of supervisors will also consider new legislation.which would impose a 60-night annual cap on short-term rentals.down from the current 90-night limit. coming up,

the pentagon taking action--- to take back signing bonuses paid to national guard members. details after the break. plus. it's becoming an all too familiar sight. a mother found unconscious, from an overdose, with her child found crying in the backseat. we'll have an update on their condition.

>> grant:there may be some potential relief for veterans at

the center of the controversy surrounding the california national guard's enlistment bonus payback. dianne gallagher joins us now with what the defense secretary said today--- dianne? >> reporter:word coming down from the secretary of defense today, that the collection efforts are being put on pause at least for now, here's what ash carter had to say today. sec. ash carter / dept. of defense: nothing is more important than making sure they get treated with gratitude and respect for their service and they get all the support they need from the dept. of defense. now many of these veterans say they had no idea they weren't supposed to get the bonuses and for some it could feel like too little, too late. robert richmond / sergeant first class, u.s. army special forces: i'm owing them 19, almost $20,000 for an error they claim they made, when i signed a contract in good faith and fulfilled it. it has crippled my finances. they attacked my credit. susan haley / afghanistan war veteran: we've depleted our savings, we're having problems making our house payments. now, let's be clear, this issue

may have just started sparking outrage, but it's been going on for years. it is not a new controversy, especially for all of the veterans who are already paying, or have fully paid back those bonuses, plus penalties. this all started because investigators discovered that more than ten years ago, some california guard officials committed fraud while trying to meet enlistment targets. now, only some soldiers with certain assignments were supposed to get these bonuses but, it appears they were given out freely and thousands of soldiers who weren't supposed to get the money, did. the california national guard gave out at least $22-million in unauthorized bonuses. the guard's incentive manager did plead guilty to filing false claims and the california national guard has said it can't just ignore the debts. the pentagon has said it does not have the power to unilaterally waive the debts. however, defense secretary ash carter says it can, and will, suspend all efforts to collect reimbursement. sec. ash carter / dept. of defense: our goal is to have a process that honors the commitment of the service members but also our responsibility to the taxpayer. secretary carter says the

suspension will begin as soon as is practical and is going to continue until he feels like the process is effectively working. though he did say that the goal is to get this entire thing resolved by the first of july next year. in washington, i'm dianne gallagher. 13 days til election day, but why is donald trump promoting his newest hotel? coming up after the break. we'll have the latest from the campaign trail. plus. a terrifying sight to see for any mother. video shows armed burglars *tiptoeing around sleeping kids. while they ransacked a florida home. that story ahead. that story ahead. important step forward. the time is long overdue... pharmaceutical industry. passes - the ballot.

i'm a veteran. so when drug companies spend $100 million dollars lying about how prop sixty-one will affect veterans... i get angry. sixty-one will help lower costs for everyone, including vets.

believe me. not them. vote yes on sixty-one. >>:donald trump / -r- presidential candidate: with the notable exception of 1600 pennsylvania avenue, this is the most coveted piece of real estate in washington, d.c. donald trump taking a break from the campaign trail to promote his new hotel in washington. the republican nominee mixing business with politics for a second day in a row. yesterday he invited the media to cover his golf course in miami. steve is here with the campaign news as the presidential election draws near.

less than two weeks to go. for donald trump, it's a chance to sing the praises of his latest real estate deal. hillary clinton heard a different tune today. happy birthday! the democratic nominee turned 69 today. she's campaigning in florida, a battleground state where the latest poll shows her two points behind. presidential candidate "i am going to work as hard as i can over these next 13 days reaching out to as many people as possible. we can't take our foot of the gas, even for a short time." >> reporter:trump is on the defensive about his decision to take time out to boost his hotel in washington. "for you to ask me that question is actually very insulting, because hillary clinton does one stop and then goes home and sleeps yet you'll ask me that question. i think it's a very rude question, to be honest with you, what i do, i want to back my children." with thirteen days to go, the candidates and their surrogates have narrowed their focus. pence in nevada and utah. trump in north carolina, florida and new hampshire. clinton in florida. her husband in north carolina. daughter chelsea in ohio. meanwhile here in california.

nat donald trump's star on hollywood's walk of fame fell victim to a sledgehammer and pickaxe. they were wielded by a man who showed up before dawn today. complete with construction vest and hard hat. james otis says his issue with trump is personal. "i've had four or five family members sexually assaulted. i'm terribly upset we have a presidential nominee who's become sort of the poster child for sexual violence. the hits keep coming for donald trump. this time it was his hollywood walk of fame star that took a beating. jamie otis took a sledgehammer to trump's walk of fame star early this morning. an eyewitness identified otis wearing a construction worker's uniform and taking a pick axe and sledgehammer to the star. he removed the name and television emblem before retreating. >> britteny: airtime less a

video aulos sunshine the-clouds what a bit warmer than yesterday and then quite conditions right now widening of the picture the scene is heading does the north of us. as we go into thursday and friday. 11:00 a.m. thursday we start to see a light rain moving in parts of san francisco. and then rain falls for parts of the east bay on friday verses' brought the day on saturday and then sunday possibly an you plans. verses

even into monday evening and dr. patrick retreat on holiday in notice right now the models show a bit of a low moisture off the coast right over san francisco.

you're looking at new video just into the newsroom showing the aftermath of the quakes. the walls on some buildings completely destroyed. as of right now, there have been no reports of any injuries or anyone missing. it looks like the largest automotive recall of all time. has just gotten even bigger. toyota is recalling another five point-eight million vehicles around the world because of takata's exploding airbags. the takata airbags.are now famous for exploding. they have already been been linked to at least eleven deaths in the u-s alone. today's recalling brings the total number of vehicles toyota has recalled over the airbags. to a whopping 23-million worldwide. affected cars include hugely popular models like the corolla. yaris and etios. covering california. >> grant:the bus involved in a deadly crash with a big rig near palm springs-- had tires that were out of compliance. the n-t-s-b says the tread on four of the tires was below the minimum that is required by the government. two other tires were above the minimum requirement. investigators say the bus could have been taken out of service under rules for commercial

vehicles. it's still not clear if the tread issue played a role in the crash. 13 people were killed and 31 others were injured in the accident early sunday morning. the c-h-p says there is no evidence that the bus braked before slamming into the back of the big rig.

tech giant google promised a faster internet with its new fiber division. but a bad quarter has brought fiber to a halt. google reported an 859-million dollar loss in its june quarter from divisions including fiber. access c-e-o craig barrett announced tuesday night that he will be stepping down. and there have been multiple reports possible layoffs. the new fiber optics promised an internet 100-times faster. it is already up and running in eight cities including san jose several other cities were targeted for potential service. but for now those plans are on hold.

>> vicki:police say it's just the latest example of a disturbing problem. they're talking about the discovery of yet another parent - passed out from a heroin overdose. and to make matters worse.a small child was in the back of the car. catherine heenan is here with the story. this latest case is in hope >> catherine: indiana.where a 25- year-old woman was found slumped behind the wheel of her car in the parking lot of a 'dollar general' store. police say was still clutching a syringe in her hand when they arrived. her 10-month-old son -- was crying in the back seat. erika hurt was revived and taken to a hospital. she's now facing a charge of child neglect and a drug charge. local authorities say they're

releasing these photos to show that the heroin epidemic is "leaking into small- town usa". a passerby heard the baby crying and saw the woman was unconscious. there have been similar cases around the u.s. in recent weeks and months. one officer even calling it "the new norm." something that would scare any parent. two children sound asleep in a home while a man is breaking in. here's that video on your screen.

>> grant:the burglar pushes the front door and looks around for stuff to take. this all while the homeowner's grandchildren were asleep just a few feet away. the grandchildren are just 10 and 13 years old. the suspect looks around the kitchen and the living room. before he decides to take someone's cell phone. his lookout was right by the front door with his gun aimed inside the house. vera says he was looking through the video and noticed they came in multiple times. he also saw more guys inside the driveway. since the break-in.vera has put in new locks and plans to add more lights outside. brock turner may be out of south bay jail. but he still has a prescene in california. steve aveson is in the newsroom with what we are working on for kron 4 news at six.

>> steve: is the former stanford star and student who salted and thought his version was a way to lenient turner currently back home in ohio serving probation college in california using his average for sexual assault prevention campaign and we tie your that is happening and show you where the poster looks like of a lot more at the top we are right here from the news room.

>> reporter: sponsors expectations for the outside in the warriors organize age general manager we can't say we weren't warned. despite monstrous expectations from the outside, within the warriors organization both steve kerr and general manager bob myers said there will be tough times getting this team going. a day after suffering a 29- point blowout loss against the spurs, players and coaches.very honest in their self assessment. kerr "spurs came out like they were ready to roll and we came out like, 'this is probably going to happen for us. we've got eight months until the playoffs. 7 or 8 months whatever, let's just ease our way into this.' and you can't do that, especially against a great team." klay thompson "it was pretty bad. there's no sugar coating it. it was pretty bad. myself individually was bad. i had to bring energy like i should and i'll make up for it friday. it's weird because we only had two regular season

losses the last two years, we've been very spoiled. so it's a very unfamiliar feeling when we lose at home." that about sums it up best.

in fact, the warriors are so used to not losing on their own court that their first home loss last year didn't come until the final two weeks of the regular season. the spurs.pushed their way around and silenced any talk of a golden state super team. the stat that really disappoints steve kerr. is not the 61- combined points from kawhi leonard and lamarcus aldridge.but san antonio's 21-8 offensive rebound advantage. kerr "the tape doesn't lie. there were numerous plays where we made a stop and everybody just looked up at the ball coming off the rim, instead of putting a body on somebody, hitting somebody and then chasing the ball down. we are going to have to be a group rebounding team." klay "me and steph got to be able to help out our bigs. he does a great job rebounding. i'm still working on it, but i'm gonna get there and we'll be one of the better rebounding teams

this year i know we will. we played one of the best obviously last night, but it exposed what we need to work on and honestly, that's a good thing." with four of their next five games on the road, the warriors have some time away to work through their problems. and kerr knows building a championship squad is a long process. kerr "teams every year that come together have to grow, have to figure some things out and try to get better. last year, we were probably at our best in the first month of the season and we were better the first month than we were the last, so we'll flip that this year." several players called the loss a 'wake up call'. hopefully, they don't make a habit of hitting the snooze button. mark carpenter, kron4 news >> britteny: 62 1/2 monday 70 degrees and not on view in satellite later shot shows that we of moisture coming in pushing into the region also it will tap and the leftover moisture from hurricane matthew which has gone off the coast in san lucas. and we also a flash flood watch that will stay in effect for all areas near the as a bronze by air and chimney fire those burned areas once we a lot of rain coming down mudslides debris and a possibility for us to be a close eye on that that is a fact thursday and friday and the next system that brings a more collective brain parse the south bay area's verses the

north bay. >> britteny: and thursday heading into friday morning and still more and moderate downpour. it said jose and san francisco into parts of fairfield and clearing out and a friday afternoon.

so chance of showers and the north bay and even did tuesday we starts to dry things out wednesday. a north carolina woman wanted to teach her husband a lesson about wasting money and it backfired in the best way possible. her husband asked her to buy two powerball tickets. she said she wanted to prove a point that they were a waste of money, so she bought a ten dollar scratch off ticket instead. the ticket ended up being a million dollar winner. the couple, who did not want to be identified, say they plan on buying a home with the money. and setting up college funds for their two grand-daughters. the couple says despite the fortune, they won't buy as many

lottery tickets in the future. coming up, the latest on the brad pitt and angelia jolie split. why the department of children and family services is extending its investigation.

brad pitt's child abuse investigation takes a disturbing new turn. . the insider's louis aguirre joins us from hollywood with more on this story. louis? that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. >> reporter: 6 they interviewed we learned that they've extended

the domestication which was due to expire october 20th of for now that the temporary custody arrangement will remain in place. steve aveson and pam

moore are here with kron 4 news at six. another big story we are following tonight. four students connected to a shooting near a san francisco high school have now been arrested. the shooting happened last week just outside of june jordan school of equity in the city's excelsior district.

good evening i'm pam moore. * * * and i'm steve aveson. >> steve:new information suggests some high stakes legal maneuvering behind the scenes in the upcoming trial of antolin garcia torres, accused of murdering the south bay teenager. * * * as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now, attorneys for garcia torres . are planning to mount a defense based on evidence which they say will show. that sierra lamar was not murdered. but was unhappy and ran away from home.

* *pkg * lawyers for 22 year old antolin garcia torres, shown here at a previous court appearance, have asked the court to allow evidence they say will show that sierra lamar, who vanished on her way to school in march of 2012, ran away from home. court documents from grand jury testimony contain excerpts from a spanish class notebook in which sierra is said to have written how she hated her life and was headed for san francisco and that she wanted to run away to las vegas or hollywood, away from her problems and just lay on a beach and chill. the defense will argue this is a missing person case says legal analyst steven clark. sot steven clark/legal analyst the documents further show how lawyers for garcia torres, who faces the death penalty if convicted, argue that the government is trying to exclude evidence that show sierra lamar's state of mind to run away on the date she went missing and that the facts demonstrate that she was having trouble at school and was dealing with a

broken home. sot steven clark/legal analyst a c-h-p officer is now recovering. after being hit by a suspect's car during a traffic stop in san francisco. it happened last night on the corner of capitol and montana.in the citys ocean view neighborhood. that c-h-p officer was part of a task force that had surrounded a stolen car.

when the officer approched the driver of the alleged stolen

car.he stepped on the gas.colliding with the officer and dragging him for a short distance. in the middle of all that.the officer managed to shoot the suspect. the c-h-p officer is recovering tonight. he has minor head and road rash injuries. but is expected to be ok. the man who was driving the car remains in critical condition. some potential relief now in sight. for california national guard veterans. affected by the enlistment bonus pay-back controversy. catherine heenan is here with the latest from the pentagon and the white house. the pentagon announced today that it's halting its efforts to force those guard members to repay enlistment bonuses. at least for now - thousands of troops will 'not' be badgered to give the money back.

some who have already paid - may get compensation. the botched bonuses were from the 2-thousands.when the military was pressured to meet enlistment goals. it was later discovered some of the lavish bonus spending was fraudulent. nearly all the soldiers took the bonuses in good faith - and didn't know about the problem until years later when they got notices in the mail. some had to repay more than 20- thousand dollars.and a few - more than 40-thousand. many had wages garnished and racked up penalties. today - there are new promises to fix the problem. an order from defense secretary ash carter postpones collection efforts while the pentagon and congress look for a long-term solution. they'll look at the payments on a case-by-case basis. carter says the goal is to get the entire problem resolved by july first of next year. pam and steve? >> pam:just a reminder. with the rain coming in. you can get the forecast and live radar on the go. download the kron 4 mobile app. it also has traffic updates. to show you the trouble spots. it is available for free for apple and android devices one place we are going to keep a close eye on in this next storm is the area where the soberanes fire burned. that fire started in july and was only fully contained just a few weeks ago. leaving behind a huge burn scar. the national weather service has put out a flash flood watch for the entire area in monterey couny. forecasts call for up to four inches of rain in the region. and with no grass, shrubs or trees to absorb the water.

there's a real possibility homeowners could see mudslides as well. a litle closer to home. we will

be watching the santa cruz mountains where the loma fire burned. >> britteny: of 15 heavy pockets and the north bay and it will still be well free evening commute and then into the day by friday 730 heavier rain read in your morning commute. shifting back to the north easternmost the oyster clearing up we taught the rest of your weekend and show you what's in store >> steve:a pair of earthquakes

have rattled rome today. just months after a powerful earthquake rocked italy. one quake measured 5-point-4. the other 5-point-9. both centered near the town of visso. you can see from this map it is to the northeast of the city. about 150 miles away. video shows some damage including this building that collapsed near the epicenter. powerlines have also come down leaving some cities without electricity. witnesses say people ran into the streets as the earth shuttered. so far, no reports of injuries or any deaths. it was just two months ago another powerful earthquake hit the same region. that quake flattened buildings and killed hundreds of people. it was centered about 50 miles southeast of today's earthquakes. the august earthquake measured 6-point-2 and the epicenter was near the town of amatrice.

most of the buildings and roads have been closed off since the quake. vehicles parked at lime ridge open space parking lots in concord are being targeted by auto burglars residents say there has been a recent rash of break-ins of vehicles parked at the montecito lot and at open space parking lot on treat blvd. police say thieves are waiting for the right time to break-in while people are out for long walks on the trail "people know that vehicles are there unattended, people go off for long walks and they know that they can possibly get away with crime because there are not people watching" concord police say auto burglaries are down across the city in 2016. police advise drivers at lime ridge to lock their vehicles and hide valuables out of view to reduce the attraction for theives an east bay fire station closed three - years ago because of a budget crunch. is now going to reopen at the beginning of the year. fire station- 87 in pittsburg shutdown. after voters rejected a parcel tax in 2013. but a county supervisor says, a special fee collected by the city, along with an improving economy, are going to allow the station to be pressed into service once again. contra costa county is considering a similar fee to keep fire services running at other stations in the area. the contra costa sheriff's

department opened a substation in the bayo vista housing project in rodeo today. the department received a state grant aimed at strengthing community relations in an underserved part of the county. they chose the location because of the large number of young children in hopes they can be a positive influence with their ongoing presence. what it means to this community is having a face with the deputy sheriff. we selected a particular deputy to be our bayo vista housing authority deputy under this grant that had a lot of experience with juveniles. he actually was a school resource officer and our hope is that he's going to be able to interact with the youth and send them in a positive direction. we have a lot of youth here. if we give them an opportunity to do something constructive i think it will change the whole face of this community. two full time deputies will be operating out of the substation with other assistance to provide twenty four hour service to the community. new at 6. a pot bust leads to 23 people being arrested in calaveras county. deputies seized over 77-hundred pounds of pot after searching three illegal marijuana grows. some of the pot was packaged and looked like it was ready to be shipped elsewhere. over 13-thousand dollars in cash was also seized as evidence. twelve people were found in one of the grows and 11 were found in another. all 23 people were arrested, most of them are charged for cultivating and selling marijuana attila the picture posted is better the last one

>> steve: saw of the boat like shipped elsewhere over $13,000 cash overseas and 12 people found in one of the pros and relevant and another all 23 people arrested and charged with cultivating selling marijuana. lift for

>> grant:grant lodes is here with where this problem started and when it might be fixed. grant it was a very frustrating day for the d-m-v. the problem is being blamed on a hardware failure that knocked out servers on monday and it is taken much longer than expected to fix. at the el cerrito d-m-v - people were probably surprised when they showed up today and there were hardly any lines. that was because it is one of more than 100 offices still feeling the impact of the server outage and was turning people away. a d-m-v spokesperson says some offices were able to come back online today - such as the case in walnut creek. for those who needed to get a license or registration at one of the many offices with computers still out - it was not good news. sot/tc: john gorbandt/dmv computer failure i took time out today to get this down and now i will have to come back. sot/tc: 11 lydia smith /dmv computer failure some of the offices that were knocked out are back up and running. but many are only operating in a limited capacity. being able to process driver license and identification card transactions. we have put the dmv website up on kron four dot com so you can check to see if your local office is back up and running.

steve and pam. >> pam:muni riders can now make calls. while they are in the

subway without their calls getting dropped. bart has agreed to extend its cell network. to muni's. the san francisco board of supervisors allowed s-f-m-t-a's plan to move forward. the cell network will run through the embarcadero and the west portal stations. while muni riders will be able to access their phones. the new service will not have free wi- fi. a man who has long been rumored as aids "patient zero" has been ruled out today by scientist. this is gaetan dugas. he worked as a flight attendant and died in 1984. he was once blamed in the early

1980s for starting the american aids epidemic. >> reporter: will hear from the marine biologist and video from the beach coming up at 8:00 p.m..

>> britteny: some spots could see 3 in. of rainfall and then clear skags party status by spar a midmorning arranged by the weekend in-store entablatures it's 68 degrees fairfield's of 58, occurred 71 livermore 61 and temperatures then rosa in the mid-60s then celebrate our chat shows quite conditions for now

and that will halt u.s. moister and trigger a good amount of these showers and rainfall was only a first service see the light rain pushing in an address in the afternoon on an offering by 630 heavier rain for san francisco and what roads cutting back home from san francisco heavier rain in the south bay. late thursday and friday morning. and parts of livermore fairfield inn san jose. and scattered showers activity for

what monday morning and to a sunday and that each visa by monday and vallejo caulker oakland fourth of an inch and then tomorrow drop so rage but mainly in the '60s for parts of severances go even it locations the seven day lingering showers on friday afternoon friday morning should be a heavy rain and scattered showers afternoon in the week and the late monday morning looks like or remove then bring as chance of showers tuesday by wednesday which is the clearing conditions.

how one major college in california is using brock turner to deliver a powerful message to students. to deliver a powerful message to students. my mom marnie and then she died life. of lung cancer. so i have a personal interest in helping prevent smoking. i'm tom steyer, the co-chair of the yes on 56 campaign. every year, nearly 17,000 california kids start smoking. a third of them will die from their addiction. tobacco taxes reduce youth smoking. please. vote yes on prop 56. if we can save even a few lives, it's worth it.

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a big shift at the united nations today. when the u.s. did "not" vote against a resolution condemning the u.s. embargo against cuba. catherine heenan is here with the details on the historic vote. >> catherine:in the 25 years that the u.s. has been voting on this issue.it has always voted "against" a resolution condemning us for our embargo

against cuba. but today --- the u.s. abstained. diplomats burst into applause as the results were announced. the embargo is 55 years old -- and today's move reflects president obama's view that it's time to move ahead in normalizing relations with cuba. the decision to change the vote follows president obama's restoration of full diplomatic relations with cuba. also his support for lifting the embargo, which the republican- led congress is against. steve and pam? new at six. >> steve: group-on is buying one of its online rivals.living social. today.groupon said the sale price was cheap enough to be considered "not material." both companies started almost a decade ago offering deals to customers for restaurants and retailers nationwide. over the years.each company has changed its strategy. groupon finds deals for its customers.while living socials focuses more on "fun experiences". the deal will be final by next month. "you are fascinated with sex, and you don't care about public policy." "me? really?!" "that's what i get out of watching you tonight." in an election season that's been full of wild moments. there is another one. we'll have the heated exchange

between fox news host megyn kelly and donald trump. and a woman comes home to find her house trashed. but nothing is missing. the clue left behind in the kitchen the led her to the culprit. plus how a california university is using brock turner to deliver a message to its students.

a former stanford university

student. is now the face of a controversial sign. being posted at another california institution. the sign reads, "don't be that person." it stands in a stairwell at cal- poly. and if the face in the background on the sign looks familiar. that is because it is a picture of former stanford cardinal swimmer- brock turner. turner, as you may remember, was convicted of sexually assaulting an unconscious woman outside of a frat party. >> reporter: the writings are frank a lot and exclude from evidence. the body has never been found and jury selection continues the trial expected to go under way in january. >> reporter: the average car lots of brasher vehicles targeted by auto burglars.

>> reporter: so the ones when did remain hospitalized. and

that's when the rain will be in the late morning hours. the route to a thursday friday it. >> britteny: loss of moisture heading it well as the no. the virus. into tomorrow that will help get us a boost in more rainfall into thursday and friday and here's the rainfall totals in san francisco. inge in napa expected and conquered the same thing in the south bay and east rates. and then the other

federal look at the forecast at then the show. a student group called, "safer," created the poster. the group hopes it will help spark a conversation on campus. about sexual assault. with just 13 -days to go before election day, both donald trump

and mike pence are breaking with the traditional election playbook -- spending time outside of the battleground states. this comes just as a new poll shows donald trump holding a slight lead in florida -- a state trump himself says is a must-win. scott mclean with our partners at c-n-n with what's been an unusual day on the campaign trail. >> reporter:it is an unconventional campaign move, even for an unconventional candidate. donald trump / -r- presidential candidate: with the notable exception of 1600 pennsylvania avenue, this is the most coveted piece of real estate in washington, d.c.

donald trump spent the morning opening his brand new hotel. critics question the time off the trail so close to the election, but not his campaign. kellyanne conway / trump campaign manager: we're very excited to show america what this man actually does, he fixes things, he builds things. the grand opening speech had a clear political message.

donald trump / -r- presidential candidate: my thing today is five words -- under budget and ahead of schedule. so important, we don't hear those words too often but we will. trump's running mate mike pence is also taking a detour. this one to reliably-republican utah, where trump is holding on to a less-than comfortable lead. but trump's work in battleground states may be paying off. the latest new hampshire poll shows him closing the gap to just four points, and in florida, a new poll shows him with a slight two-point lead. both polls within the margin of error. hillary clinton is spending her 69th birthday fighting for support in florida but she also took time tuesday to accept an endorsement from adele, though she can't win the british singer's vote. beyond the washington ribbon- cutting, trump promised to focus on north carolina, new hampshire, and florida. nationally, he is slowly closing the gap but with a new abc news poll showing him still nine points down, it's an uphill battle to win. in washington, i'm scott mclean >> steve:another story causing a buzz today is a bizarre exchangee between fox news host megyn kelly and trump supporter newt gingrich. it started with gingrich complaining about the coverage of women accusing trump of making unwanted sexual advances

and spiraled from there. "you are fascinated with sex, and you don't care about public policy." "me? really?!" "that's what i get out of watching you tonight." "you know what, mr. speaker, i'm not fascinated by sex. but i am fascinated by the protection of women, and understanding what we're getting in the oval office. and i think the american voters would like to know." "and therefore we're going to send bill clinton back to the east wing because after all you are worried about sexual predators." "yeah, listen, it's not about me. it's about the women and men of america. and the poll numbers show us that the women of america, in particular, are very concerned about these allegations, and in large part believe that they are a real issue." "do you want to comment, do you want to comment on whether the clinton ticket has a relationship to a sexual predator?" "we on the kelly file have covered that story as well, sir. i will tell you the polls--" "i want to hear you use the words, bill clinton, sexual predator. i dare ya. say bill clinton, sexual predator."

"but he's not on the ticket. and the polls also show that the american public is less interested in the deeds of hillary clinton's husband, than they are in the deeds of the man who asks us to make him president, donald trump. we're gonna have to leave it at that. and you can take your anger issues and spend some time working on them, mr. speaker. thanks for being here." "and you too, and you too." trump praised gingrich today on the interview. the former house speaker was at the opening of trump's hotel. in vancouver, british columbia.a homeowner is cleaning up after her house was ransacked. but when police busted the suspect.it wasn't who.or should we say "what" they expected.

>> pam: british columbia home water is clean up after her call was ransacked from a five week vacation to europe. to discover her home had been completely ransacked. the mystery deepened when christine noticed. despite the mess.not a single item from her home was missing.just peanuts from a bowl. she also found animal feces left all over the kitchen counter. once police arrived on the scene they found the culpirt. a squirrel.hiding behind the washer. but kiss say's the furry foe.was once a familar friend. ,. kiss and her family had been feeding squirrels from this bowl of peanuts all summer. but the rodent turned on them. becoming a nut-orious criminal, now back on the run.

apple is feeling the pressure. the after suffering a 72-percent decline in sales compared to last year. the company has resorted to reducing the price of their smart watch.

woman: how do we protect them from $4 billion in new cuts to california schools? man: vote yes on proposition 55. woman: prop 55 doesn't raise taxes on anyone. man: not on working californians, not small businesses. no one. woman: instead, prop 55 simply maintains the current tax rate on the wealthiest californians. man: so those who can most afford it continue paying their fair share... woman: ...to prevent new education cuts... man: ...and keep improving california's schools. woman: vote yes on prop 55 to help our children thrive.

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>> steve: apples feeling the pressure with worldwide smart watched and the tech giant has resorted to reducing the price of the watch suffering a 72% decline in sales and the watch can make calls and speech but

matters have a longer battery life similar design sylmar design at a fraction of the price greater drop in price will restore hoping in the sales next quarter. coming up or insight into the changing weather on the horizon

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