cribbings sexual harassment and sexual violence. kempis out the sources telos the academic staff is reviewing at closed-door meeting on tuesday deciding what steps may be taken. and then for fisher she says that she is glad that she spoke up especially for this reason. with reports of

hate speech rates related attacks on the rise. us tonight with more on a nanny being told latinos aren't welcome. dan? >> reporter: also it was a problem for when danny yesterday mom-and-pop for tuzla children was granted pushed and told alicea here physical in spanish by someone likely not native the

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>> grant:'peace and unity' was the message delivered by high school students who cut class late today for a march and rally in palo alto. the students sounding off about politics and other issues. kron four's rob fladeboe was with them every step of the way and joins us now live from downtown palo alto with more. rob?? * *pkg * nats about two to three hundred students by one estimate, most from palo alto and gun high school, left campus about 2 o'clock and marched along the el camino, carrying signs and calling to motorists. the goal being to exercise their first amendment rights about a range of issues.

sots/mos speeches about love and tolerance were made here at lytton plaza in downtown palo alto where many students said the walkout was not necessarily a protest of president-elect donald trump, but rather an act of unity to show compassion and respect. sots/mos police kept close watch but there was no trouble. many an observer honked horns in support or sounded their approval as the students let their voices be heard. among them was longtime bay area political activist and folk

singer joan baez. sot joan baez standup closer sot woman on street as the anti-trump protests continue. some members of the faith community -- calling on the nation to embrace unity. kron four's philippe djegal

spoke with a local pastor who says he hopes trump will be successful and so should the rest of us. >>:sot- "i really believe that everything that's happened recently is a precursor to something happening greater later." over the weekend, senior pastor

kirkland smith says the presidential election dominated his sermon. sot- "we spoke sunday morning about unity -- we talked about being one body." pastor smith founded the grace bible felloweship of anitoch more than 14 years ago. a non-denominational church. his congregation a melting pot of america, made up of different races and religious backgrounds.

he says many of his members are concerned about how president- elect trump ran his campaign,. but says despite the devisive talk -- the american people should take president obama's lead and wish the incoming administration well. sot- "how can we judge someone that's never had a day in office? we can judge him as a business man. we can judge him as a husband and father, we can judge him as a man. but its very difficult to judge him as a politician. so, i think its only fair to give people an opportunity to show you, demonstrate who they are -- you know, they all say things to get into office, but lets give him an opportunity and see what he does." pastor smith says he supports peaceful protests, especially those carried out by the young people marching in the streets. but that they should also stay invovled in the political process, after their anger and fear subsides. sot- "ultimately, what it will do is it will put those young people in positions that they're going to be more concerned about the decisions they're going to make when they're old enough to have an opportunity to vote. im not crazy about the missing school, but i do think that its important that every voice is heard." and pastor smith says the hops is that president-elect trump is listening. in antioch, philippe djegal, kron four news. >> catherine:retiring senator barbara boxer has filed legislation today to abolish the electoral college. catherine heenan is here with details.including the odds it will actually happen. the odds -- not good.

the idea probably won't get much traction with the republicans holding control of both chambers of congress in a lame duck session. but boxer is clearly making a statement in light of hillary clinton winning the popular vote - but still losing the presidential election. her bill calls for an amendment to the constitution that would end the electoral system. if it passed - it would still need to be ratified by 3- fourths of the states. boxer was a big advocate for clinton - saying that electing the first female president was on her "to-do list" before leaving the senate in january. she's actually tried to get rid of the electoral college before.but none of the bills have been considered. this is only the 4th time in u.s. history where a nominee has won the popular vote but lost the presidency. the most recent example was al gore -- in 2000. vicki and grant? 100-thousand dollars *stolen. from a san francisco home. and it's all caught on camera. still ahead on kron four news. where this happened in the city and who police are now looking for. plus. we are digging deeper. into the hidden danger that could be lurking in your home. tonight -- how to spot the warning signs of lead. and. thousands of demonstrators take to the streets of san francisco. in protest against the dakota access oil pipeline. hear what they had to say next.

san francisco police are trying to identify three men caught on surveillance footage.committing a brazen daylight burglary. nats of ringing first the doorbell rings then.when no one answers.the thieves pry open the door.the first man walks in.as a second hangs back, and a third man waits out in the hall. the first man prowls the home his arm up over his face.apparently assuming video cameras are inside the home.but he must of missed the one that caught this video.because he eventually drops his arm and his face is clearly seen. the other two men enter and get to the business that brought them there. randsacking the place and taking all of the high end items san francisco police department spokesman carlos manfretti says

the trio ended up stealing high end watches and jewerly worth 111-thousand dollars. they are very well dressed, they don't look like a typical burglar dressed all in black manfreddi doesn't believe their nice clothes means they are novice criminals.quite the opposite.police are releasing this video in the hopes someone will recognize them.because they will likely strike again. if they did this successfully to this one resident, they are going to do it again and again that if they blend in with their environment there are less eyes that are on them and less people are going to put two and two together and think you know what these guys are criminals this is the street where that burglary happened.the 100 block of channel.you can see it's street with nothing but residential buildings that are newly constructed or still being built.the thieves hitting a little after 33o in the afternoon.while most people are at work.

maureen kelly kron4 news. police in el cerrito are searching for a man. suspected of stealing antibiotics from a pet hospital. you can see here. the man entering into the hospital. and just when you think he is finished. he comes back. this time he starts rummaging through cabinets. the break-in happened on november 3rd just after midnight.

officers responded to a burglary alarm going off at the el cerrito pet hospital. but once they had arrived.. the suspect had already taken off. taking with him several types of antibiotics. anyone with might recognize this man. is asked to call police. today activists against the dakota access pipeline gathered in civic center plaza. the group marched along market street and blocked a u.s. army corps of engineers building in san francisco this morning. these protestors say the project could pollute drinking water and impact land occupied by the standing rock sioux tribe. "fighting for humanity, we're a great thing to fight for. and bigger than ourselves." more protests are taking place to night in the north bay. demostrations are happening in san rafael, and santa rosa this evening. the company building the nearly 4 billion dollar dakota access pipeline is seeking a federal court's permission to lay pipe under a missouri river reservoir. this would finish the four-state project. the army corps of engineers is working with the standing rock sioux to decide whether to allow the pipeline to cross under lake oahe. the tribe says the pipeline threatens drinking water and cultural sites. approval is still needed from the u.s. district court in washington d.c.

san francisco supervisors are scheduled to vote today on an ordinance that would change air b-n-b rentals in the city. the new rules would cap air bnb and other short-term rentals at 60 days a year. the change would apply to hosts who register their homes with the city from now on. the ordinance would not affect the roughly 17 hundred hosts who have already registered. those opposed to airbnb say the site encourages landlords to take units off the market.contributing to the city's housing shortage.and driving up rent costs. those who use the site say they need the extra income to survive. lyft is shaving its iconic pink mustache.

>> grant: there will be temporarily will be holding our baby no baby and definitely a good big brother. healthy happy doing her thing. and bibulous 7 and 1/2 pound born on election day. kevin is be with her.

excess to be back amassed a bond with them and could be here. >> britteny: let's take a look at your headline we did see a few showers today and you'll see a chance of showers into tomorrow still dealing with fog and clouds and then temperatures will come closer technically in the north they were concealed of pettifog and then really cold overnight with the temperatures in the north bay wednesday night. but less a cooler again tracking rain into saturday sunday. even possibly lingering into monday. the and the satellite read our shot shows

with the drop of blood pressure light scattered showers are on sampras's go san francisco. if cool air moving in a as a wash. there are often the last. assists saturday and sunday and even monday morning you will see rain coming through. between half an inch up to age and have and top how much rain we get in the next forecast and san francisco's 60 redwood city 61 paul auto 67 rows up hallam was 62 degrees still mobbed conditions pittsburgh 91 and 60 degrees in fremont. coming up we will take a closer look at the rainfall totals how much rain and we expect to seek closer

elegant at transporting passengersthe ride-share service is replacing its mustache logo with a new dashboard device called the "amp." the oval-shaped beacon will communicate with smartphones using bluetooth technology. when the driver is near. both the beacon and the rider's phone will light up in a specific color. lyft says "amp" will help riders find the right vehicle at night and in large crowds. it will debut in san francisco, los angeles, new york and las vegas starting january first. students, faculty and guests at santa clara university can catch a self-driving shutlle around campus. it is a pilot program in partnership with local start-up auro robotics. the modified golf cart can transport three passangers. and will operate in a loop, making five stops around campus. during the three month trial, a "test engineer" will be on- board to monitor the technology, safety and user experience. it will run from eight to ten a- m monday through friday and 9 to noon on sundays. the shuttle will not transort passengers for the first month of the trial. coming up. a southwest airlines employee is killed. after a shooting at an oklahoma airport and the gunman is still on the loose. the latest details ahead. and. we hear from a bay area teen--- who is being recognized by the white house for turning her passions into a future career. that story-- next.

tonight a bay area teenager is taking home a big honor from the white house. the eighteen year old is one of a handful of students being recognized for turning her passions into a future career. k-r-o-n 4's white house correspondent mark meredith has the story from washington. for some kids - after school is all about the chance to watch t- v. then there are kids like 18 year nicole rivera - a bay area student - who's not just watching t-v but creating it herself. nat: " you make this job worth doing" a champion of children. first lady michelle obama knows a bright future when she sees one. "these kids represent the very best of america" among the people mrs obama is talking about - 18 year old san franscisco student nicole rivera. for the last three years - the bay area teen has expanded her

horizins through the "next gen" video program. "we practice story telling, we practice directing, cinematography" next gen helps dozens of students like nicole explore career paths in audio, video, social media. the program helped nicole learn to discover more about her own background. and today her work is paying off once again - she's now one of 12 winners of the national arts and humanity youth program. as she accepted her award and with cameras watching -nicole knew she had to grab onto history - at one point literally grabbing the first lady's hand "i asked if we could hold hands like with my mentor, just so we can have that last energy before she leaves" while nicole is getting the recognition - her after school program will also benefit. the bay area video coalition is set to receive an extra 10,000 dollars in aid. at the white house, i'm mark meredith, kron 4 news still ahead on kron four news at five. and next: the dangers of lead products that could still be lurking in your home. tonight -- the warning signs you need to look out for. house speaker "we're on the same page with our president-elect. i

talk with donald trump virtually every single day. i spoke with mike pence this morning. so we're working hand- in-glove from the start. we want to make sure that we hit the ground running in january so that we can deliver on the new president's agenda." minority leader nancy pelosi's future is not so clear. today she walked into a closed door meeting clearly expecting to remain the party's leader in the house. but her push for a quick vote failed. instead she she walked away quickly, denying any connection to the election results. you got beaten pretty badly here, does this speak to the leadership. that speaks to the presidential race more than uh challengers now have two weeks to come forward north carolina "we've got an unexpected defeat. we've got to recalibrate how we go forward. it's just like death, there are different stages of grief that you go through." young rust=belt democrats are openly frustrated with hilary clinton's loss in their states. michigan "we weren't connecting with working men and women.

certainly not what i saw in the state of michigan. pennsylvania "for me this election should be the final wakeup call." ohio's tim ryan is reportedly considering a challenge to pelosi, suggesting that a party in disarray may need a new face. ohio "this is not about the past election, in my mind. this is about the next election and what do the leaders look like, what does the message sound like in order to pick up the seats that we need to get back in the majority. tonight there's a man-hunt.after a southwest airlines employee was shot and killed at will rogers airport in oklahoma city. the shooting was in the airport parking lot. officers confirmed the victim is 52-year-old michael winchester. travelers at the airport were asked to shelter in place. southwest airlines said it is canceling the remainder of its

flights scheduled to depart today. lead use in homes was banned in the 1970's. but decades later, lead can still be found in old paint and sometimes even water. lead is a naturally occurring element that was widely used in everyday items like paint, gasoline, and toys. but, lead can also be a health hazard. children in particular can suffer cognitive disorders from ingesting lead. kron 4's charles clifford shows us how to spot dangers at home.

our coverage of this story continues online. on our website. we have a link to the e-p-a. website about lead in drinking water. also the effects lead poisoning can have on children and pregnant women. we also have a photo gallery showing you what lead- contaminated pipes look like. it's all just a click away. at kron 4 dot com. coming up.

>>: the water department will come and pick up the water and then will test it. and the water run and you should be fine. london water is concerning the most common source of lead in

homes is likely paint justice of the friction points on all doors can create lead paint dust. but particles that did not break down all overtime collect uncovered soiled and backyards once again testing is fairly simple. any homeowner can do this to take a ziploc bag put your name and address on and then as to the soil. but poisoning can be a scary prospect after checking paint

soil water residents are still concerned inspectors can be brought in to conduct a more thorough examination. revealing more shocking details about allegedly being sexually

harassed by her former boss. roger ailes. now she says that he actually tried to kiss her multiple times. plus. twitter is taking a stance on online abuse. how the social network plans to fight online harassment. on wallstreet.

u-s stocks have ended higher and the dow has notched a new record following a trading day that saw a big jump in the price of oil. the dow picked up 54 points. the nasdaq. added 57. and the s&p rose 16 points. twitter made a big move today announcing new anti-harrasment tools for it's users. the goal is to cut down on trolls, hate speech, and cyber bullying that has plagued the social network. our tech reporter gabe slate is here to fill us in how this work and how it will benefit users. yeah it's a good day for twitter users this will improve the experience on the network twitter has always struggled with this issue. the balance between free speech and hate speech. this troll problem has hurt their growth. and from what industry analysts tell me. it's kept them from being able to find a buyer as a way of land of disney for shirt and everyone else who was looking. but these tools they gain more control and are able the mute users modifications even a specific orders are freezes that idea is you not see it again it will wait and see how well the feature-it works

this new tool will be rolled out by next week. you type of what you want some you and whatever it is a word that is it. you can on you at any time. >> grant:still ahead. 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick is going on the defense. after admitting he did not vote in last week's presidential election. what lead to the qb's decision--- next.

it seems like whenever we do a 49ers story, it goes beyond football. colin kaepernick.took another bold stand last week.when he revealed that he did not vote in the election. it's a decision that he received heavy criticism for.and one that he continues to stand behind. mark carpenter joins us with the quarterback's comments from this afternoon. plus some other headlines from the sports world. mark? colin kaepernick has been

steadfast in defending his protest of the national anthem. and he is not backing away from

his controversial choice to stay away from the ballot box. and apparently-- this wasn't the first election he sat out. as reports have emerged that he's never even registered to vote. the 29-year-old has been an outspoken advocate for social justice all season. and his anthem protest is a response to police brutality and what he believes is the unfair treatment of minorities. he doesn't support donald trump or hillary clinton. and said he did not vote because he belives neither of them could change a system that oppresses people of color. since his decision, he's been labeled as a hypocrite and some say he's gone against his protest, but he doubled down on his stance this afternoon. kaepernick was also asked why would he abstain from voting, if that is a way to have an impact on changing issues.

he said 'there is more than one way to create change.' elsewhere in the nfl-- the jared goff era.officially set to begin in los angeles. the rams announced today that the novato native. and former cal quarterback will make his first career start sunday against the dolphins. goff.the number one overall pick in april's draft.has been a backup behind case keenum. the 4-and-5 rams.have one of the worst offenses in the league, so the hope is this move results in increased production and possibly a push for the playoffs. the clark county commission has approved an ordinance to enact an increase in the local hotel room tax to help fund construction of a huge stadium they hope will bring the nfl's raiders to las vegas. commissioners also approved ordinances tuesday to enact tax increases to pay for 315 new police officers and expand and renovate the las vegas convention center at a cost of $1.4 billion. nevada gov. brian sandoval signed legislation into law last month allowing for the tax increases. commissioner chris giunchigliani cast the only vote against the room-tax increase needed to pay the public's $750 million share of the $1.9 billion stadium project. the plan calls for las vegas sands ceo sheldon to kick in $650 million and the raiders $500 million. nfl owners would have to approve the raiders' move from oakland to vegas.

backstory week continues right here on kron four. >> britteny: trucking and for set a sunday lingering in the monday. alicea cooling trend temperatures down another nine degrees yesterday 5 and 7 fairfield five in livermore. similar conditions along the coast temperatures that 61 out of use in 58 and san mateo 57

san francisco 59 and a bottle party in the '50s that point raised 56 in santa rosa temperatures at 60 degrees fairfield and then we have when deconditions differences go with wednesday sustained at 80 m.p.h.. we definitely need a jacket collar evening help. it's a problem moister being unsettled weather here clauses and francisco earlier today we did see really like isolated showers that will be a trend heading into tomorrow as a brake on thursday friday and take a look at what we can expect tonight into tomorrow getting really light showers mainly reflect coast and barely making their way inland. and then heading into wednesday the big stories thursday where we have a system moving down three from the west heading into on saturday and then this is widespread continues of that evening. how much rain will we

get between saturday and sunday over age river and and then the fourth stage oakland close attention vallejo overage in cerros a petaluma. a closer look at your future fought and then into tomorrow morning a closer look at 70 forecast showing the changes in storer and the cool weather wednesday thursday then go back up into friday the weekend tracking rain saturday sunday the today whether again at 6:00. tonight. we go behind the scenes. of the 25th anniversary of the oakland firestorm. which affected me very personally. here's a preview:

the new episode airs tonight at 9. following kron four news at 8. coming up, more shocking revelations from megyn kelly. next, we go inside her recent confessions to both doctor phil. and good morning america. more bombshell allegations from megyn kelly about her encounters with then boss and former fox news c-e-o roger ailes!

and they dress up for hollywood with more on this. important to

note that all the acclaims. i even found it hard to believe that their serial harasser. president accuser's hard to imagine kelly would be skeptical considering the harassment she alleged happened to her. and seems to a separate it sells in the midst of a dancing her own career at fox news. note

but ahathat wraps up kron 4 news at 5. steve aveson and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. twitter is making changes to crack down on hate speech. over the next few days the company will add new features to curb online harassment. twitter says it's expanding its "mute" feature to let people filter out words and phrases they don't want to see in their mentions. the company is also revamping its abuse reporting system so that people can report

harassment and hate speech directly.

it is a picture we have become all too familiar with in the bay area since the election. students walking out of class in protest. but now we are seeing a change in tone. good evening. i'm steve aveson. and i'm pam moore. hundreds of students all over the bay area once again left their classrooms today. this is the first time though they did not build them up as anti-trump demonstrations. kron 4's rob fladeboe tells us the bigger message a group in palo alto wants to deliver. students from three san mateo area high schools walked out today as well. hundreds of them gathered at central park. they say, this was not an anti- trump rally. but instead a peaceful movement aimed at empowering students. and as the anti- trump protests continue. some members of the faith community -- are calling on the nation to embrace 'unity'. >> reporter: as set assimilates.

the only positive speech is the bridge the gap between people. and that's what i am here today since were joined ballard counterpart parts. police kept a close watch and a real trouble many alert target support as soon as let their voices be heard and a longtime political folksinger. kron four's philippe

djegal spoke with a local pastor who says, he hopes trump will be successful and so should the rest of us. senior pastor kirkland smith says members of his church. grace bible fellowship of anitoch are troubled over the presidential election, and even more so over some of the people filling out the new cabinet. pastor smith has also paid close attention to the anti-trump protests and rallies spreading across the bay area and the nation. but says at some point, the people will need to rally around the president-elect.

sot- "a man of faith, i'm going to be optimistic, um. and never pessamistic, so, yes, i do think in time, change will come. i think change is coming, but i think sometimes, it's a great fight for change and i think all of the changes, or the vast majority of the changes we've seen in this nation, they come with fights, um, they've come with battles, they've come with wars, um, they've come with transitions of offices, and i think as a nation, thats what we're going through -- we're going through a transition." pastor smith says civil discourse is postive. and, is natural after such a hard fought campaign. but says as people continue to protest. he hopes they listen to president obama's message of unity as he leaves office. sot- "you don't have to agree with president obama's stances, but you definitely should admire the way he's embraced president- elect trump." as the nation heals. pastor smith says he will continue to discuss the election with his congregation. with the message shifting away from fear and anger, to hope. sot- "i believe that through his tenure in office, we believe its

going to be successful, but i believe, whatever it is, i believe the nation is going to begin to embrace change and understand if this change is going to happen, it has to happen together." in antioch, philippe djegal, kron four news. >> pam:drama is mounting in congress. as house democrats do some "soul-searching' following last week's election day defeat. catherine heenan is here with how that might lead to changes in house leadership. the democrats seem to be floundering. >> catherine:while house republicans appear to be uniting. house speaker paul ryan unanimously won the nomination of his republican colleagues today

for another term at the helm of the house. so he's safe.but the same can't be said for san francisco's nancy pelosi. she walked into a closed door meeting today sounding confident.but it's far from a sure thing that she'll remain as house minority leader. some rank and file democrats are restless.with the party demoralized. some even compare the stinging loss of the presidential race to "death." pelosi - who's 76 - was pushing for a quick vote on house leadership today -- and it didn't happen.

now challengers have two weeks to come forward.with many democrats suggesting it's time for new blood. ohio congressman tim ryan is reportedly considering a challenge to pelosi. pam and steve? >> britteny: tracking changes of the coolest temperatures thursday patchy frost overnight wednesday checking week and grandpa of all that of your charts tomorrow. whether story as wall is the cool air makes its way into thursday friday. melo's the cool air to move in.

as we head into tomorrow temperatures stay in the low 60s daytime highs raleigh thursday morning. and a bad apaches followed other locations and close to mid 40's. the we track this next system all the details on the train we can expect to see and in the next forecast of about 10 minutes. this might not look like much at first glance. three men casually walking around a home. but what you are actually seeing is a brazen burglary. where the crooks made off with tens of thousands of dollars in items. san francisco police are releasing the surveillance video of the incident, hoping someone will recognize the suspects. so they can be arrested before they strike again. kron4's maureen kelly talked to police who say, these are not your average thieves. this video from inside the unit on the block of channel street shows the men enter the unit.slowly. they had first rang the bell to make sure no one was home before prying open the door. this happened last month. just after 330 on a monday afternoon. police point out one thing that sets these three apart from other burglars. they are well dressed people that you would walk down the street and not pay a second notice too police don't think that means they are novice criminals.saying their nice clothes will make them blend as they make their escape.

the team ends up leaving with bags and suitcases stuffed with over a hundred thousand dollars in electronics, high end watches and jewerly. in addition to wanting the public to see this video so they can identify the suspects.police say they also want to point out what is missing from this scene that could have prevented the robbery in the first place.it turns out man's best friend can also be man's best defense against crime. i've written countless police reports for home invasions and burglaries, i have yet to do one where there was an burglar hears a dog he' hit another house doesn' getting bit3 and while surveillance cameras like this one are goo for of suspects.there is n motion send p owners door.so a aureen ke another big story which seems to take a new the protests access3 the streets of san francisco are clear tonight. but it was a much different story earlier in the day. >> reporter: a spark lisa still investigating occur monday morning at fort mason when a man walked up to it many carrying for it to small children. at here spoken spanish followed. and being elected and the rights

activists also bait blame the election for the recent spike in recent tex. what a woman is accusing him of >> pam: the men cachalot got home where you are actually seeing according to police as a brazen burglary and the

bleeding with pegs of suitcases and a hundred thousand dollars. in addition the see this video is a victim who identified the suspect

still >> pam: 30 clear tonight it was a much different story earlier today and teresa explains what so many and set

holding signs those of believe it is about something greater bigger than ourselves. we are

supporting the people. new details about the deadly shooting well we learned a lot of the gunmen.

plus the holidays are fast approaching. who needs your help right now in the bay area to make sure everyone can enjoy them. it is that time of year again. the holidays , spending time with the family enjoying great holiday meals. for many bay area residents the holiday season is a time for helping those less fortunate. making sure they have food on the table as well. today kron4's haaziq madyun spent time with some folks. who are doing just that. the holidays are just around the corner and volunteers are busy here at the food bank of contra

costa and solano in concord "almost 40% of the food banks donations come in during the holiday season" the food bank's communications director lisa sherrill says even though the some sectors of the economy has improved.there are still families in need out there "the food bank is still serving 1 in 8 people in contra costa and solano counties, the need has not decreased since the recession has been over, we are still serving as we were two years ago" she says the biggest difference between then and now are people working and still needing help "there are still so many people in need, i've talked to clients at distributions who are working but not making enough to make ends meet, so they turn to the food bank to help stretch their food budgets" the food bank of contra costa and solano are awlays looking for volunteers. these folks lending a hand are from macy's department store in antioch "you know it's the holidays and

some people aren't as fortunate as we are and it's a wonderful way to contribute back to the community" these volunteers seem to be having a lot of fun too? so you're the happy helper yeah? if you're thinking about helping this year.now is the time. you will find these food collection barrels at safeway and wholes foods. if you would like to volunteer you can contact the food bank of ontra costa and solano "we always need help" in concord haaziq madyun kron4news you may remember when the city of san francisco was transformed into gotham city... and saved by batkid. today now marks the three-year anniversary of that special day. grant lodes is here with the story of a little boy who took the city by storm and made national headlines. did he ever.miles scott was five at the time.he battled villains and saved a damsel in distress. it was all in part of the make-

a-wish event in addition to the thousands of people who showed up... to make it happen. miles was diagnosed with leukemia at 18-months. now... he's growing fast... and doing great... according to the make-a-wish foundation.

miles is now 8-years-old and in remission. his parents have welcomed their third son... making miles a brother of two. they say miles loves playing baseball. as you can see... he's grown up so much since we remember him. a documentary about miles' heroic day even hit the big screen last year. it chronicled the day san francisco turned into gotham city. steve and pam. it was all in part of the make- a-wish foundation event in addition to the thousands of people who showed up... to make it happen. miles was diagnosed with leukemia at 18-months. now... he's growing fast... and doing great... according to the make-a-wish foundation. miles is now 8-years-old and in remission. his parents have welcomed their third son... making miles a brother of two. they say miles loves playing baseball. as you can see... he's grown up so much since we remember him. a documentary about miles' heroic day even hit the big screen last year. it chronicled the day san francisco turned into gotham city. >> britteny: wins either relatively strong in san francisco at 60 m.p.h. 17 fairfield 15 have meant a week of a drop of blood pressure of cooler air it going right into some of francisco sofa thursday

morning you notice released a chilly temperatures especially in parts of north bay as we got into wednesday we see another round every light showers in parts the north salem the coast here this is the nexus to we attracting. sunday and that another round of widespread rain. how much rain will lease the induce saturday sunday. over and injured had a lot over mansions and rose up about an engine that up. closer look is and forecast a breakdown all the changes in about 10 more minutes. next on kron 4news.

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a florida driver is talking about a very close call she had on a state highway. on a routine commute -- she suddenly found herself covered in glass. catherine heenan is here with the story. angela smith was driving at night when something suddenly came crashing through her windshield. she was bleeding.trying to pull

the car over. and at first -- had absolutely no idea what happened. it was after dark.and she had the presence of mind to keep her voice calm and quickly call 9-1-1. when she finally had a chance to look around the car - she spotted a crowbar.

even though the windshield was shattered - it managed to slow the crowbar enough that the impact was relatively minor. state troopers say it was apparently on the road and flipped into the air as angela drove right into it. aside from a few cuts.she's ok.and has a dramatic story to share. pam and steve? more serious accusations against yet another u-c berkeley faculty member. what a professor accused of doing and the action being taken by students. and crab season is officially in full swing. we will have a report from the docks as the first commercial boats drop their pots. plus metallica fans get ready. the unique venue the rock group is going to play right here in the bay area and when you can get tickets.

in the east bay. a call for unity in light of a turbulent week in american politics. as the divided nation continues its polarizing reaction to the election of president-elect donald trump. senior pastor kirkland smith of the grace bible fellowship of antioch. says the american people have to give trump a chance if the country is ever going to come together. sot- "i think its only fair to give people an opportunity to show you, to demonstrate, who they are. you know, they all say things to get into office, but lets give him an opportunity and see what he doesn/" in antioch, philippe djegal, kron four news. >> reporter: in getting away with 100 electronics. and they it believed a new likely strike again let someone turned a man.

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to us. and a saturday the finest in the morning and north pacesetter rosa and then dealing with rainfall overnight and some of the a bit of sunday. and then another right widespread rain into monday morning. fog will not be as much a problem for us an easier commute into tomorrow. peck and the low 60s nevada richmond san francisco oakland.

m parts the north bay wednesday night in the thursday morning 70 forecast shows unsell whether thursday it will dry out and stay cool friday temperatures: saturday sunday another chance of rain. new at six: an alameda county sheriff's office volunteer has been laid to rest. there was a large turnout for the funeral of karla ramirez. it was held at a church in san leandro. the sheriff's office says more than 600 people attended. many of them from the law enforcement community. ramirez was found stabbed to death and her body burned at an oakland park. two people have been arrested and charged with her murder. karla ramirez was 21 years old. a 'not guilty' plea to a murder charge in connection with the the execution style shooting of a stanislaus county sheriff's deputy. prosecutors say, 37-year-old

david machado. knowingly shot and killed deputy - dennis wallace on sunday near modesto. machado has been charged with first degree murder. he is eligible for a death sentence. officers say, wallace was found shot twice in the head. after responding to a report of a stolen van. machado was arrested 150 -miles away, after trying to steal a woman's purse. tonight he is in the stanislaus county jail with no possibility of release on bail. donald trump's transition team remains a big story tonight. as names keep being tossed about for potential roles on his white house staff and in his cabinet. the team is meeting inside trump tower in new york city. vice president-elect mike pence remains in charge of the process. former new york mayor rudy giuliani is frequently mentioned and is apparently at

the top of the list for secretary of state. also in the running is former united nations ambassador john bolton. rudy giuliani / -r- former new york city mayor: john would be a very good choice. reporter: is there anybody better? rudy giuliani / -r- former new york city mayor: maybe me, i don't know. according to a leaked transition memo, trump's first 200 days would see the u-s, " reverse decades of conciliatory trade policy." that means potentially re- negotiating nafta and killing the trans-pacific trade deal. president obama is in athens, greece today to explain donald trump to america's allies. it's obama's last major trip as president. obama spoke with the greek prime minister about the economy, the refugee crisis, and his successor. tomorrow, obama will tour the acropolis and give a speech to the greek people about the rise of populist movements. next president obama will travel to berlin, germany and lima, peru. want to see metallica rock out. at one of the bay area's famous venues? we'll tell you when you can get tickets to the show and the cause concert goers will be helping at the same time.

metallica is set to play a rare show next month in oakland. the bay area rock legends will perform at the fox theater. which holds 28-hundred people. that's a rarity for the band

that can fill up stadiums like it did at a-t-and-t park earlier this year. members of the band's fan club get first crack at the tickets which go on sale thursday morning. the rest go on sale the next morning. all the proceeds from the show will go to the alameda county community food bank. colin kaepernick caught a lot of criticism after revelaing he didn't vote in last tuesday's election it's been also revealed that kaepernick has never even registered to vote which seems strange considering his season- long protest of the national anthem and calls to affect change for better treatment of people of color he said he didn't vote because he felt neither candidate would change anything

kaepernick today reiterated why he did not vote and why he is not registered the jared goff era.officially set to begin in los angeles.

the rams announced today that the former cal quarterback and novato native will make his first career start sunday against the dolphins. goff.the number one overall pick in april's draft.has been a backup behind case keenum. the 4-and-5 rams.have one of the worst offenses in the league so the hope is this move results in increased production and more butts in the seats this week we have all new episodes of the backstory. we take you behind the scenes >> gary: overall pick of the nfl draft. and what a way as the 49ers the rams are now four and five. first year back their one

get the first car. and they start to fill little bit govett corp. palliate commission has approved the increase in the local hotel tax. this is still brewing a little bit in vegas and they signed a bill that frees up $750 million in public money for the project and may be losing interest jumped in reportedly and gave trump multi millions to put some at the anti.

>> gary: phil jackson called the group and ex-president 13 time nba champion or the gadgets as maverick carter and james spoke out st. see later man this is not the policy.

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