marched to city hall. police saw crowd of people, started keeping an eye. about 50 people "they've been very peaceful, they're doing their speeches right now in front of city hall. as far as we've been told, in the next 10 to 15 minutes they're going to ask their crowd to peacefully disperse, and that'll be the end of the event."

and that's how it played out. left at about 3:30. organizers: want to show that young people who can't vote have a voice, too. exchanged numbers, social media info. another rally? live in san francisco, spencer blake, kron four news. in the east bay. for the third consecutive night, crowds in oakland were again protesting the election of donald trump. this was the scene last night. as demonstrators marched through the downtown area. there was more vandalism -- including smashed windows, graffiti and trash cans set on fire. as the city of oakland faces another round of protests, residents say they're getting more and more upset. and as kron four's terisa est theyand we are following brg >>: debut the protests but unfortunately the got out of hand and businesses had to suffer. all lot of suffering video from how cop a partnership with abc seven news this large

crowd since the protests started to unfold following the election tuesday city leaders say the cost keeps bringing things up the emotional pull is also increasing on the space city. in be in oakland to asa hit during a recent protest jackson says that all this sundresses hurtful and makes no sense. block after block right now or graffiti war damage done to local businesses

the mercedes dealership at the vw dealership broken windows inside >> catherine:a majority of these marches against the election results remained peaceful. but at least 185-people were arrested in los angeles. and this is the scene from portland, oregon last night. what started out as a peaceful march, with more than 4,000 people, quickly turned violent. >> steve:according to police. over the course of the evening,

"anarchists" in the crowd threw objects at officers, vandalized local businesses and damaged cars. police publicly declared a "riot" due to "extensive criminal and dangerous behavior" and called the protest

"unlawful". the crowd was dispersed using "less lethal munitions" and at least 26 protesters were arrested and of course-- we will continue to follow these protests - that are happening right now here in the bay area and across the country. we will bring you updates as they become available on air and online at kron four dot com. a big story we're following tonight out of the south bay. one person has been killed - after a car crashed into a san jose credit union. it happened just before noon on curtner avenue. police say it appears that two cars collided - sending one of them into the nearby building. a person was hit and pronounced dead at the scene. a second person was injured and is hospitalized tonight. the identity of the victim has not been released. we have sky7!! and flad sent in raw video:

>> reporter: is evident yet come with the has begun. there are racing ahead crimes carrying bullet in school those wearing the safety and say that makes strong the symbol of solidarity in a more important than those of the resource center agree. you'll see more protests and said he plans going forward. >> catherine: happened just before noon on kirchner at nude

appears to cars collided and said one into the nearby building a person was hit pronounced dead at the scene a second person injured hospitalized might be a daddy has not been released >> steve: person for questioning. "they were an lgbt family and with this whole trump thing going on, i just really hope that this wasn't a hate crime" it happened here on the 9400 block of dunbar drive in east oakland. police find an adult male stabbing victim found lying on the ground outside a residence. inside the same home police find two adult female victims suffering from gun shots and stab wounds.all three pronounced dead at the scene. opd got the call at round 12:21 am "to investigate some kind of disturbance, officers arrive on the scene and we are now investigating the homicide of 3 people" this neighbor who asked not to reveal his identity says the victims are members of a mixed race lgbt family that has lived next door for several years "yeah, nice people really, they never seemed to do anything wrong, they have peach tree in the back and they would bring us peaches every now and then, it's very shocking , they never seemed like they would have internal issues or anything" the f-b-i is here lending opd a hand with processing an

extensive crime scene that extends around the corner from dunbar to hawkins and ellington way "yes we are partners with the fbi during this investigation, as you can see with their big rig over there, they have a lot of investigative tools, that we just don't have" oakland police have detained an adult female san jose resident for questioning in connection to this triple homicde case. however this man says he no longer feel safe in his neighborhood following this brutal incident "oh yeah for sure this makes me fell way less safe, it's like, they were my neighbors you know?" oakland police are withholding identification of the victims, pending notification of next of kin. in oakland haaziq madyun kron4news and we first told you about the homicide investigation through our mobile app. we sent a push alert at 4:17 this morning. make sure you download the kron- 4 news app to always get the latest breaking news. it's free for iphone and android devices.

* * * san jose's veterans day parade serving as the backdrop for an effort to help those veterans who need it the most. those who are homeless. kron four's rob fladeboe is standing by live in san jose with details on that. rob? 74 year old gunther ehlers is a which >> catherine: rimini's celebration are veteran. the cloud is increase our decondition hours you nor the

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and when it went for the outland veterans. >> steve: indianapolis the help with the families there fadeyev >> reporter: as become a hangout for homeless people here in today san jose's veterans day parade of black want homeless veteran at shot up the keys to was 74 year-old veteran between the thousands of others here in

san jose is the elders of homeless. at a shelter for now looking for help from all the way home. and then so far 500 other homes for permanent housing. while the city in

county have support of housing and veterans made of homeless people in sackler county they fought back tears and joining the effort and veterans homelessness once and for all.

an airport on the restricted air field early thursday morning >> steve: they're not certain and alleys the 10th person to intrude the airport in may plan to increase the cameras >> britteny: beverly moved and

watching earlier it was muggy and warm that for the clubs came from fog lingering threat most of the morning and to the afternoon. families see mostly only bringing really light showers or along the coast and to our overnight hours. doesn't look like it will lead in the san francisco but if you live in that specific area you could see a few light showers overnight. 63 san mateo so comfortable redwood city 68 nevada 61 of

valley 70 degrees currently at 69 violence 681110 and 66 degrees in fremont 68 paul auto 70 in san clara. the slickly have a visitor in the mid-60s if at 7:53 degrees by 9:64 and vocations. the health, the rest of your weekend forecast another 10 minutes. >>alecia: years became alpha. >> grant:

>> will: this is the recycling area of the materials that go through this particular section of the massive building they got sick because of some products chemicals of that went through this conveyor belt. now the fire

department has done some tests were not sure what they do show or did not show if you have something chemical in nature the gardening product that they don't want any more read down to our household hazardous waste recycling system

>> steve: scenes like this process taking place like in miami the releases become an

excuse of exposing himself to a young girl. what happened and how it might be tied to others. now she will be on the lookout. but says now she'll be on the lookout. sot- "most people are really nice and then something like this happens and everybody gets all freaked out and that's sad." last week, at around 5-30 tuesday night. a 12-year-old girl -- left traumatized across from columbia middle school. nats- "of car pulling up." sunnyvale department of public safety captain shawn ahearn says as the young girl passed a dark or metalic s-u-v. a man inside called her over

asking for directions. sot- "when she walked up to him to give him directions, she noticed he had completely exposed himself." ahearn says the girl backed away, the man said "thank you," and drove off. the gril ran home and told an

adult who called police. sot- "and, he is described as an adult male in his thirties, either asian or mixed race, uih with dark spiky hair and he's cleaned shaven." fred shuherk lives nearby. sot- "i don't like it." shueherk raised his daughters in this neighborhood and says young people should be polite, but approach strangers with caution. sot- "today, uh, you call it stranger danger, you know, you use your intuition, right, uh, don't get into anyones car -- we teach our kids that, lets hope, uh they listen." flowers is just grateful the victim's first reaction was to run away. sot- "good, that's exactly what she should do, but don't get too close to people when they ask you for directions or for information or have you seen my puppy or anything." at this time, captain ahearn says this case does not appear to be related to any others in the area. in sunnyvale, philippe djegal, kron four news. the trump transition is underway. still ahead on kron four news. trump and his team have a new point person running the transition. and there's a list of other supporters playing key roles. also -- police body-cam video has been released from the deadly mass shooting at florida's pulse nightclub last june. the chilling images - after the break. "what was on the agenda today?" trump campaign adviser "transition."

former new york mayor rudy giuliani one of dozens of advisers meeting with donald trump today. just three days after his victory at the polls, the president=elect is deciding who will run and he made his first staff shakeup. chris christie is out as head of the transition team. vice president elect mike pence is in. the new jersey governor was bumped down to vice chairman of an executive committee than includes former house speaker newt gingrich, retired neurosurgeon ben carson, lieutenant gen. michael flynn, former new york mayor rudolph giuliani and alabama senator jeff sessions. c=n=n sources say the shakeup follows infighting over whether to hire the so=called "never trumpers" who opposed him during the campaign. adding to the palace intrigue, the possibility of a republican revolt in congress. washington based professor allan lichtman has correctly predicted every election since 1984, and was confident of a trump victory

as early as september. but he told the washington post at the time, he won't be surprised if trump is impeached. lichtman said congressional conservatives are worried that trump is too unpredictable. they would rather have mike pence in the white house. trump's unpredictability came into play today when he appeared to reverse course on one of his key campaign promises. immediately repealing and

replacing obamacare thank you mr president one day after his first face to face meeting with the president, trump told the wall street journal he's in favor of preserving portions of obama care. among them, provisions that prevent insurers from denying coverage due to pre=existing conditions, and one that allows children to remain on their parents' health care policies until they are 26. both the clinton and trump campaigns urged the people to get out and vote. yet voter turnout for tuesday's election was nearly the lowest in 20 years. only 55-percent of americans registered to vote hit the polls. that is the lowest voter turnout since the 1996 presidential election. when only 53-percent of registered voters cast a ballot. election officials have tallied 126-million votes so far. they say it may take a few more weeks to tabulate the remaining ballots. at which point they will release a definitive figure. one of the women who accuses donald trump of sexual misconduct held another news conference today with her attorney. summer zervos is a former contestant on "the apprentice". she's upset that trump had threatened to sue his accusers after the election. attorney gloria allred says the president-elect should now retract that threat. zervos says she stayed in touch with trump after appearing on his reality show because she hoped to work for him. she claims he kissed and groped her when they met. in recent days another of trump's accusers suddenly

'dropped' a civil lawsuit filed against him. a woman known only as "katie johnson" dropped a lawsuit on friday.and cancelled a news conference. the daily mail is reporting that johnson's story was fabricated. in florida -- the orange county sheriff's office has released body camera video from the tragic pulse nightclub shooting in june. it's been heavily edited so no bodies are seen. but it shows officers searching through bloody rooms and hallways. the cell phones of victims can be heard ringing. and the disco lights were still spinning. officers wear latex gloves to protect against splattered blood. at this point - they haven't found the gunman. omar mateen shot and killed 49 people inside the club that

night - before being shot and killed by officers. coming up, a houston man says his daughter's iphone overheated in her pocket - and burned her. >> britteny: 8 in oakland and seven here were selling rare shot shows another disturbance approaching few scattered showers right now and mainly for parts of the north bay which a war that is outside the serosa hugging the coast and the rest of tonight the was really light rain showers will stay and will not transition to san francisco or the self fed all seen these relate chores as well tablatures already in the low 60s sampras's the mid-60s oakland 69 vallejos 65 napa 61 helen was 60 in point re entablatures and santa rosa tomorrow will push back the low '70's fairfield 59 degrees the oakland and then low 70's marat

'60s for san francisco 62 pacifica 70 on views 72 degrees in san jose. today forecast shows into sunday you notice temperatures to jump back mid- 70s in the spot and track the really light showers for parts of the north bay is 74 half coming up. >> catherine: it shows the officer stretching through bloody hallways cellphone the victims can be heard ringing over and over the disco lights still spinning officers were at or latex gloves against splatter blood at this point they're not on the gunmen and he shot and killed 49 people and 5:00 that night before being shot and killed by officers.

fire. also - why a redding high school student is in trouble for passing out fake deportation letters. it's a "joke" that has left many people angry.including parents. stocks are mostly higher on wall street as a post-election rally loses steam. the dow gained nearly 40 points. the nasdaq. added 28 points. and the s&p. slipped 3 points.

one day after the election.a redding high school student handed out fake deportation letters on campus. one mother is speaking out after she says her daughter was targeted by this incident and other racial remarks-- from our partners at c-n-n. christina davies has the story. the shasta high school unified school district superintendent says the school will not tolerate this behavior. however, it was not clear what actions -- if any -- were taken to discipline the student.

still ahead. a major recall to tell you

about. why millions of smoke detectors are being pulled from store shelves. and. the iconic san francisco home featured in the movie 'mrs. doubtfire' --- is off the market. what it sold for -- coming up next. just days after california voted to keep the death penalty. a new battle is brewing.

pam moore is in the newsroom with what we are working on for kron 4 news at six. steve. on tuesday. california voted on two ballot measures dealing with the death penalty. proposition 62 which would had repealed the death penalty was rejected. while proposition 66 which was approved will speed up executions in the state.

now there is a move to block proposition 66 implementation. tonight we will explain why. will have that story and much more on kron 4 news at six. steve now back to you. an angry father in texas says his daughter's i-phone overheated in her pocket and burned her. he says she felt it overheating, tried to yank the iphone-6-plus out of her pocket and it was too hot to hold. randy veazey says she threw it on the ground and smoke began pouring out of it. he's upset that it happened.and says the situation could have easily become much more serious. the family brought the phone back to an apple store and employees took pictures. they say they're looking into it. there have been similar incidents. last month a new jersey college student's 6-plus phone exploded in his back pocket. and federal regulators recalled a million samsung galaxy note sevens after reports that

they were catching fire. kidde united technologies is recalling more than 5 million smoke and carbon monoxide alarms. the company made the announcement today saying alarms that are seven years old can fail to chirp. the recall is effecting products in the united states and canada that were manufactured between june of 2004 and december of 2010. kidde says consumers should stop using the alarms and contact the company for a free replacment. the san francisco home that was the setting for the popular 1993 movie--- "mrs. doubtfire", starring robin williams, is no longer on the market. it has sold for 4-point-1 million dollars this week. after being listed in september for 4-point-4 million dollars.

this is a scene from the movie which features the four-bedroom victorian in the pacific heights neighborhood. the iconic "mrs. doubtfire" house served as a temporary shrine to williams after his death in 2014. people placed flowers, candles and other items.. the previous owner was a plastic surgeon who bought it in 1997 for about one-point-four million dollars. it's a day to honor the people who served our country. veterans day. and dozens of people gathered today at willow pass park in concord. to pay their respects. >> britteny: >> britteny: and seeing some light showers which will continue into over nine hours air temperatures all so much cooler between five and nine degrees of the region a few showers tarnoff phase out near santa rosa ukiah heading into its marlowe cooler for inland

locations. and war once again temperatures at 69 vallejo 65 pay were 66 and not and you that we do have a weather disturbance here circulation they're dragging with that more clouds even a little bit more moisture. fremont and in the light rainfall. 66 series in the

district and that 62 daly city 71 cost of a low 70's and fairfield 71 degrees in pittsburg 71 and listen news conference for tomorrow back to the high 60s memoranda 59 degrees and union city. again slightly cooler and into saturday. we are tracking another chance of rain cooler weather about 10 degrees with the morning expected wednesday.

the ability to weather at the clock. >> steve: thousands of people gathered at will pass park to pay their respectskron four's jeff pierce shows us how the community of concord is is continuing its tradition of honoring local veterans. >> reporter: revolutionary civil war all other wars thereafter.

coming up, "the view" welcomes back its original hosts for a surprise reunion. next, the insider's debbie matenopoulos joins us to talk about her "view-reunion". and the famous person who was noticeably missing. "the view" has celebrated its 20th anniversary. but where was barbara walters?

"view" alumni and insider co- host debbie matenopoulos joins us from new york with the story.

flash back friday i have been craving for years be careful what you wish for. behind-the- scenes it was deja view. august 11, 199722 years old thrown in the the national now at the hot topics table fearless tv leader cannot expect we honored the 87 year-old news try and during the on the celebration such war

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good evening i'm pam moore. and i'm steve aveson breaking news right now on kron 4 news. we have learned a driver has been shot on interstate 80 in american canyon. the victim is described as being in his 20s. he was behind the wheel of mercedes headed

eastbound. the c-h-p tells us the man's injuries are not life threatening. traffic is shutdown in the east bound direction. here is a quick look at the traffic through our maps. you can see things backing up. a kron 4 crew is on the way and we will have an update when we learn more.

rallies showing against president-elect donald trump continued in the bay area this afternoon, and at least one of themwas made up of mostly teenagers. kron four's spencer blake is live in san francisco where one group already had their demonstration, and left. spencer, we've seen a lot happen in the past few days. what was the mood like there? calm and peaceful. about 50 high schoolers were on the steps of city hall for an hour or so earlier today. short march from mission and 24th several speeches police lined up, but didn't have to take any action. spoke with an organizer. "this is completely youth-led. this isn't through an organization or coalition or any kind of collaboration. this is just something that the youth wanted to do to have their voice be heard - non-violently, of course - but also to push that whatever legislation donald trump wants to push, or any kind of executive orders, that we're gonna push back."

lot of it spread via social media people exchanged social media, numbers. we're following along to see if there will be any problems surrounding another rally that may be starting soon over at post and powell. live in s-f, sb, kroon four news. in the east bay. as oakland faced another violent night of anti-trump protesters, residents and business workers are getting increasingly upset. at this engineering firm today, crews were up early to repair broken windows. down the way, at a car dealership, they were fixing windows as well. other businesses also suffered from smashed store fronts. now

boarded up. some residents and business owners say, they are growing increasingly frustrated. although they respect free speech and the ability to protest. they also say, it saddens them to have people come in and trash oakland. sot/tc: tanisha jackson/oakland resident. sot/tc: 20 anthony shabbas/ted jacobs engineering another problem. graffiti was also on many buildings in oakland. much of it with a lot of profanity and many references to president elect trump. in san jose, one person has been killed after a car crashed into a building. it happened just before noon today at alliance credit union off of curtner avenue. investigators believe two vehicles collided. running one of them into the building. one person was hit and pronounced dead at the scene. another person person was transported to the hospital. there is no word on the severity of the second victims injuries. the identity of the both victims have not been released. >> reporter: that the bay it could be suppressed as a result of that bill. what of your

classmates still feel safe if to make them feel safe and let them know we're going to be there for them. as we mentioned these pins have been showing up all over the internet

>> britteny: since england locations mostly cloudy claudius as expected to continue throughout tonight made high 50s satellite read our chat shows what the system and circulation they're off to the northwest of us and the rest of tonight the cuts the ground even if the letter scattered showers and a closer look at our future cast paint the picture while we expect we won't see any rain in san francisco each face-off they contain see clouds and then

mostly sunny skies.

three people are now dead. victims of what appears to be a triple homicide that is according to police investigators. the incident has shaken up residents in a quiet east oakland neighborhood. kron 4's haaziq madyun shows you where the crime took place >>:"i saw an ambulance that is when i was like whoa! what's going on? "murder in oakland is what's kind of goes on" "as long as i have lived here i have never seen anything like this before" >> reporter: a triple homicide has put the residents in this quiet east oakland neighborhood on dunbar drive on edge. "about 20 minutes after midnight oakland police responded to investigate some kind of disturbance, officers arrive on the scene and we are now investigating the homicide of 3 people" all three adult victims, one male, two females were suffered gun shots and stab wounds. a close neighbor who asked not to reveal his identity says he hopes the bloodshed is not related to the recent presidential election "they were an lgbt family and with this whole trump thing going on, i just really hope that this wasn't a hate crime" the f-b-i is lending their expertise in processing the crime scene. a woman is being held for questioning in

connection to this case. oakland police say they also found evidence of a structure fire. it is not clear at this time what connection the fire has to the three people killed here.in oakland haaziq madyun kron4news 26 people became ill and two were hospitalized after a hazmat incident in san francisco this morning it happened around 8 a-m at recycle central on pier 96. authorities say people working near one of the convayer belts began feeling sick from some chemicals passing through. the building was evacuated for a short time as fire crews investigated. officials say the chemical was non-life threatening.but people do need to be careful what they put in the recycling. if you do have hazardous waste there are different locations

you can dispose it. in the south bay. the sunnyvale department of public safety has released a sketch of a man. who exposed himself to a young girl. kron four's philippe djegal shows us where this happened. and how neighbors are reacting to this alarming incident. on tuesday last week at around 5-30 at night. the sunnyvale department of safety says a 12-year-old girl had an encounter she'll unfortunately remember for the rest of her life. as she walked past a dark or metalic s-u-v on the 700 block of morse avenue. the d-p-s says the man inside called her over and asked for directions.

when, she walked up, that's when captain shawn ahearn says the girl noticed the man was exposing himself. sot- "he then said to her thank

you and drove off." by the time police where called, ahearn says the man was long gone. sot- "and, he is described as an adult male in his thirties, either asian or mixed race, uih with dark spiky hair and he's cleaned shaven." right now, ahearn says this appears to be an isolated incident. he says the girl did everything right, and just hopes other young people take notice in case they ever face the same situation. sot- "she backed away, ran off, called, uh, an adult family member and was able to get us involved and we're able to follow-up on it." april flowers lives on this street and says it breaks her heart to hear a young girl had such an awful experience. sot- "i'm horrified." neighbor fred shuherk has no idea what would possess someone ideaot- "its something that and i can't underst can't understand be think and, at this captain ahearn says investigators are s or says investigators are was com fe kron four the vote is still up in the air. but the court bat already but the courhy a ballot measurep

executions in california. is now before the court. and today is veterans day. we will show you how the bay area paid tribute to those who served in the armed forces. plus, hundreds of veterans received the ultimate present from one bay area city. we will show their gift.

>> pam: demonstrators in the streets of miami and then the victory of our trouble on tuesday night. today is veterans day and we honor those who of servetoday is veterans day. as the nation honors those who have served in the united states' military. it is also president obama's last as president. he marked the day with a ceremony at arlington national cemetery. the president placed a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier.

he reflected on the sacrifice

service members have made and said thanks. president barack obama: "on veterans day, we acknowledge humbly that we can never serve our veterans in quite the same way that they served us, but we can try," it is still a tragedy that 20 veterans a day take their own lives. we have to get them the help they need. we have to keep solving problems like long wait times at the va. the president has had to make to numerous military decisions while in office. from the withdrawal of troops in iraq, to a surge in afghanistan and the war against isis. in the south bay. veterans day is being observed against a backdrop of an effort to end homelessness among veterans. kron four's rob fladeboe has the story of one vet who showed off the keys to his new apartment while another homeless vet is hoping he's next. 74 year old gunther ehlers is a vietnam era veteran. but the difference between ehlers and the thousands of other vets who turned out for the annual veterans day parade here is that ehlers is homeless. sot gunther ehlers/homeless veteran ehlers is living in a shelter now, but looking for help from 'all the way home,' a collaborative effort between the city, county and housing authority, which announced it has so far helped nick jaramillo and 509 other homeless veterans find permanent housing. sot nick jaramillo/ex homeless veteran sot dave corteze/county

supervisor corteze has made a room in his own home available to the program while the city and county have committed millions to fund supportive housing and landlord incentive programs. veterans make up 10 percent of the 6,000 plus homeless people in santa clara county. gunther ehlers fought back tears as people stuffed cash into his pockets, joining the effort to end veteran homelessness. sot gunther ehlers the bay area has a proud tradition of honoring its veterans. with celebrations in many local communities. catherine heenan is here with some examples. one of the biggest and best veterans day parades in the bay area is san jose's celebration. it's a favorite.featuring everything from bagpipe bands to antique cars. it always includes lots of high school musicians and bands. the parade followed a string of other events. today that included a breakfast for military veterans and their families. and - in concord's willow pass park.there was a solemn ceremony including a choir and a 21-gun salute.

concord leaders say there are more than 15-thousand veterans in their community. he's at the presidio officer's club -- where we watched a very practical way to honor the community. a group of veterans and civilians - including lots of young students - were making hundreds and hundreds of sandwiches.to be given to people in need. the presidio hosted lots of other events.including a project to create art and cards for veterans and others. pam and steve? >> britteny: and that for the forecast clover dale and also these really light showers why not the picture for you and satyr rosa policy the really light showers. it slowly

transitioning closer to us and even right now mostly cloudy skies. at what we've been dealing with over the past few hours. very weak weather disturbance. and i notice of a clearing on sunday that sets of for pretty nice start as well.

sunday sunny and warmer and then in the high 50s in the '60s much cooler than this time yesterday. and then hide tomorrow 69 same thing read with city

>> pam: is decided to keep the death penalty looks like they also will prove proposition 66 speedy execution challenge has been filed with the state supreme court to block that ballot measurewhile voters

decided to keep it. it looks like they are also going to approve proposition- 66 which would speed up executions. a challenge has been filed with the state supreme court. to block that ballot measure. the suit claims the reforms would disrupt the courts, cost more money and limit the ability to mount proper appeals. supporters of the death penalty call the lawsuit a waste of time. california has not executed anyone since 2006. another dark side of the outcome of the presidential election. what a student passed out at a northern california high school that will shock you. and a bizarre glitch today on facebook that even hit founder mark zuckerberg. what appeared on many profiles that had people fearing the worst. plus what are the top items for congress once donald trump takes office. we will give you a look at the agenda and what big changes may be coming,. here in sunnyvalle. the department of public safety is looking for a man who allegedly exposed himself to a 12-year-old girl. sot- "i don't like it." sot- "i'm horrified." here's a sketch investigators have released of the suspect. the incident happened last week on tuesday at around 5-30 at night.on the 700 block of morse avenue. the d-p-s says a man sitting in a parked dark or metalic s-u-v called the girl over for directions, exposed himself, then drove off. right now, investigators are saying this is an isolated incident. in sunnyvale, philippe djegal, kron four news.

>> reporter: all homicide on them hard drive on edge. all three adult big thumbs one male to female suffered gunshot and stab wounds. their lending their expertise and processing the crime scene. when being hailed in connection with the case.

right now investigators are saying that this is an isolated incident ticket to continue cleanup at their protesters go through and cause a lot of damage like what you see now. and they threw a rock crushing window. and similar tale the daughter of a mercedes dealership and i talk with residents who say some people the seventh coming to their town and do all this damage.

>> reporter: 01 of the word about that rally has been spread of social media and were exchanging numbers on information. >> pam: president-elect out

traub. trump >> steve: takes over for governor christie at the vice chairman of the transition team several other high-profile republicans and the decisions will come in quite soon as who will be part of his administration congress returns to work next week and will be preparing for when president- elect donald trump takes office. >> pam:kron 4's congressional correspondent alex schuman tells us. how trump's win is going over in congress. pkg: >> reporter:most of what a president trump will need to get done will have to go through this building behind me. he's already begun speaking with leaders in congress and talking about what he wants to get done once he's sworn in. a look at life in 2017. president-elect donald trump along with vice president-elect mike pence met with leaders on capitol hill discussing what will be their priorities.

"healthcare, immigration, so many other things." republicans will control the white house, house of representatives, and the senate. "and now, donald trump will lead a unified republican government." leadership promises to repeal and replace the affordable care act along with immigration reform and lowering taxes. "what about the wall?" "we're going to be talking to the president about his agenda." republican leadership is apprehensive about trump's proposal to put term limits on congress or his plan to build wall between the u.s. and mexico. "i would say we have term limits now - they're call elections. it won't be on the agenda in the senate." one major challenge to republicans is that while they have a majority in the senate - they don't have enough to get anything done without help senate democrats. democrats will also have a new leader in the senate - new york democrat chuck schumer. he's someone who already has a relationship with donald trump. the president-elect is a long- time donoro to his campaigns. in washington, i'm alex schuman. a high school student in redding is in trouble -- for handing out fake deportation letters on campus - one day after the election. >> reporter: party had a relationship with the crow for many years and all longtime builder for his campaign. >>

pam: clive to the atlanta georgette's my you can see in these live pictures protests continue their and those against the election of trump as president-elect are still demonstrating you concede police and emergency crews on seen at no violence reported there nonetheless the trees appeared to be blocking this particular area we monitor developments and other cities across the nation. catherine heenan is here with details - and reaction from an angry parent. >> catherine:the boy passed out the phony deportation letters to several fellow students wednesday -- and recorded it. these are screen shots from that video. he was giving them to people of various ethnicities - not just hispanic - and

it was apparently his idea of a joke. he's not necessarily a trump fan. it happened at shasta high school in redding. one mother says 'another' student made comments to her daughter - who's not hispanic -- asking the teenager "are you ready to go back to mexico?". even if it was a joke - the parent is not laughing. the school principal sent voice messages to parents -- saying the students who got the phony deportation letters are all friends and the act was meant as a joke.

as the story circulates - the school superintendent is re- affirming that any racially or culturally insensitive behavior 'will not be tolerated.' pam and steve? >> britteny: the next few hours the showers is allowed closer separate cisco. closer to the zone right here light on and off showers over the next few hours. and the changes in store once we get rid of the showers in the north bay tomorrow temperatures

stay close to a low 70's for inland spots by sunday we warm up another 45 degrees but more sunshine and i start your work week and then we left wednesday for next the chance of rainfall and cooler temperatures.

a rather frightening awakening this morning. for scores of facebook users. what had many people trying to reassure others. that they are still alive. a glitch left some facebook users in shock today. and fearing the worst. some discovered their profile page had a message that referenced the process for "memorializing" the page of someone who had died. it went on to add users' loved ones would find comfort in seeing posts that have been shared about them. even mark zuckerberg's page had the death notice. the glitch eventually went away. there's been no comment from facebook. in sports. gary joins us with his lovely wife alicia to read fan emails. plus. the giants wish of bulking up their bullpen with a big closer might come true. gary has the story and all the sports coming up

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>> gary: surpassing michael jordan for the third longest streak of 20. and they go as he left the street again 72 straight games and will at 126 all time how trump did not play

basketball always great to see him of all the people the tin man in trouble pops up. once again the warriors next bobcat at phoenix and people talking it

who are they going to bring in the close games. they met with the guy mark palance and during his stop then they reportedly chapman earlier/ >> gary: he is said to be the one basket pretty much on the radar the yankees may go back and then jensen as not going to leave los angeles those names marked when your first married you should see what happened at work. all these years later is coming in the morning. your show

was ruined by all the political talk. >> gary: tuesday wednesday thursday age one say on turning it off. and yet something like this just talking with in general it be a complete and forty-niners are secondary, op. blocking off waterworks and but this guy's the media for tax each day such a surprising is an

old football player and i got up there to the show for free. are you embarrassed only now you're

jumping on the raiders of bandwagon. and arguing with a teenager use your line how you feel is how you feel.

>> pam: nintendo has released a retro version of its class a game in consol only available in handfuls stores purchased online for those janitor amazonit is back. a vintage gaming system from the 1980s is on store shelves once again. wait till you hear how much it is going for online. super mario is back and in high demand. nintendo has released a retro

version of its classic gaming console. it is only available at a handful of stores. but can be purchased online. for those trying to get one through amazon, the nintendo classic is sold out at the moment. it features 30 games, including the hit 'super mario brothers, the legend of zelda and many more. it costs 60 - dollars. but the games are popping up on e-bay for as much as a thousand bucks. a full hour of entertainment news is on the way. >> britteny: another chance of rain on wednesday. stick with us kron4news-dot-com

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"the insider," tracking the biggest stories making news today. >> the original co-hosts of "the view" reunite only on "the insider." my girls are back together. i'm taking you inside "the view"'s 20th anniversary reunion. >> one of the producers came up and asked us if we could come back on monday. >> but where was barbara? >> oh, don't piss her off. she's watching. then does christian slater want to go live with kelly full-time? >> she and i kind of looked at each other like, huh. it was fun. i liked it. >> and why is "this is us" breakout star chrissy metz busting a move? >> jam to the beat. >> and number three, newlywed eva longoria baston is spreading the love. but did she have to ditch me for fez? >> it's okay.

it's not the first time i've been dumped for wilmer. >> jana kramer and i celebrate the 12 months of gleb. >> what's the inspiration behind this look, gleb? and yvette nicole brown grills her odd couple co-stars. so why is matthew perry dodging his old friend matt leblanc? >> i did that for ten years. you can't talk about this any longer. >> now, "the insider" tracking hollywood from the inside out. inside the view's 20th anniversary celebration. but where was barbara walters? our very own alum debbie matenopoulos joins us from new york with tonight's number one tracking story. >> reunited and it feels so good, louie. even though barbara was noticeably absent, her legacy clearly was not forgotten. >> we're getting the band back together again today. just like old times. >> i know, but i'm glad we're all alive. >> me too. that's the good news. >> are you wearing underwear becse