>>: the investigation right now leaves us with a lot of unknowns as to why this would of occurred. we have very good standing in the community and a person that you would not expect this to happen to treat as a widow and lived here all alone.

if there's anything a burglary interrupted and also of their loan and targeted her for that loss of the cover of the spectrum and what they need to do. speculating if i was to try and narrow that down. if the focus from there. so we are interested in 10:00 at night to about 1230 and even later. the fire was set and the body and burn in. trouble and fund noted quite a time to trade and is what it. there's still a long way to go. we're looking at signs of forced entry and we're going through the house of the mexican to

identify if items were stolen. we're looking at all those aspects. right now we have to repair for rained we have to go through the scene a lot of debris. between here and what we've dealt with in oakland back a lot of the same people out the fire in oakland are here again. at the scene and if you think that seeing on a much grander scale on a much smaller scale doing a lot more intricate forensics for murder case so we're doing that here putting up tarps tends to protect the environment and heavy downpour of rain be adhered to the early morning hours and this road will be closed will impact our residents in this side of the community. that's the go through

this with the issue we face earlier. as law enforcement if anyone has information this is something that happened in a little tonight and what people were sleeping but please contact us with our investigations. >> vicki: retaliate with all military share and well known in

the community would go their investigation was brutal murder. first alerted this at 345 >> steve: todaybut today, the alameda county board of supervisors approved an agreement with hall of famer ronnie lott's investment group to try to keep the raiders in oakland. kron four's philippe djegal explains the vote and what's next. after several hours of heartfelt testimonies from a star studded cast of former football players and members of the public. by a vote of three to one with one abstension. the alameda county board of supervisors approved moving forward with hall of famer ronnie lott and his investment group's plan to build the raiders a new stadium in oakland. >>:sot- "the motion passes. go

forth and prosper." superviors wilma chan the lone abstension. supervisor keith carson the only one to vote against the plan, saying he's just not clearly sold on how or when they county would be paid back for what money it puts down on the project. >> reporter:chan saying the raiders' interest in moving to las vegas concerns her. >>:sot- "my concern today is how sincere the raiders are about staying here." >> reporter:included in the lott group's plan. a 55-thousand seat multi-purpose stadium, parking, hotels, possibly housing and a transit hub development all centrally located on the current lots occupied by the the coliseum and oracle arena. >>:sot- "i'm excited about this opportunity for a lot of reasons." the stadium project is estimated at a cost of one-point-three billion dollars. the public investment -- about 350-million dollars in bonds that in theory would be paid back. the rest of the proposed project financed by the lott group, the n-f-l and raiders. >> reporter:sot- "we really believe we have the right team to make this happen." >> reporter:next, the oakland city council will vote on the same plan. if approved, all sides will have entered into an exclusive neogtiating agreement with the lott group to dive deeper into where and how the money will be spent.

the lott group also has yet to hire a developer. in oakland, philippe djegal, kron four news. the vote from the alameda board of supervisors is just one part of the equation. this term sheet will now need to be approved by the oakland city council. the council is meeting tonight at city hall.and that's where we join mark carpenter who is live. we really got a sense of just

how invested and committed ronnie lott and his team is in making sure the raiders stay put. and we also found out, there is another hall of famer on his team.as marcus allen appeared with the group and he offered some powerful testimony at today's hearing marcus allen >>:"they have what they call a black hole. if this team, does not remain here. there will be a black hole here in the city of oakland. we can't let that happen." >> reporter:marcus allen.poetically summing up the importance of keeping the raiders in oakland. and for ronnie lott's team, the backing of the alameda county board of supervisors, is further validation their plan.is more than viable. lott

>>:"to me, for oakland, this trumps vegas. this trumps everything the city stands for.marcus said it best. oakland is raiders and raiders is oakland. and when you think about green bay, think about dallas, everybody knows oakland is the only place this team should be." rodney peete "there's been so many scars. so much bad blood and just ugliness going on. how do you get past that when there is a new group presenting itself. that's what we had to overcome a little bit as well, we are not talking about the past. this is something new fresh that we are bringing to the table." but there are still many hurdles facing lott's group. the biggest challenge is making sure the raiders.and the nfl are also on board. marcus allen

"we are optimistic. we've had conversations and we feel that this is being the first step, we hope that's when it's all said and done, they'll stay here." ronnie lott "we still have to convince the nfl. we still have to convince mark davis, we got a long ways to go, but today is a great day for raider nation, for a lot of people." >> reporter:that's a very giant step in the process as mark davis has been vocal about wanting to leave oakland. we'll see how the next few months unfold.and now that lott has the backing of a city, if that's enough to sway him and the owners. there are flooding concerns in parts of the north bay because of rising tides. some of the highest tides of the year are expected today and tomorrow and they are forcing caltrans to close part of the manzanita park and ride lot in

marin county because of expected flooding. >> steve: the king tides come as we get ready for the next round of rain to hit the bay area. and we turn now to kron four meteorologist brittney shipp- who is tracking more rain for the bay area. showers over the next couple of days then heavy rain on thursday. >> britteny: for some of our higher elevations even parts of the north bay police see even up to 4 in. and higher elevations. of moisture that would continue to push away had a lot area of low pressure and with all the moisture and then that will trigger the heavy rainfall in the thursday little batch with a

on a short stop the santa rosa. and the rest of this evening the light showers mostly cloudy skies and most of the area tracking all the details of a few more minutes.

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>> reporter: and the they have a neighboring business of has the same owners and overhead lights are linked by exposed wiring. this latest revelation is frustrating. city administrator says s to help improve and systems and not prevent future tragedies like this one from happening again. but with a city

fire inspection is set up now they have no idea how many other potential ghost ships will happen in the city.

>> reporter: delhi's 34 ft. deep sinkhole and then what you see your sources tell us it spot opened up several other openings. and a root canal not only did decay but also the need to be plugged up to fix the situation. and installing on the cliff to get a better look. the

cynical as on private property or they built access. >> reporter: the city is not involved there are involved in the property right next door the support complex said as a assess the situation action. then x it was raised back in the spring. as well as the drainage pipe they expected to take more than a week but the pressures on because the big storm and heavy rains expected to hit on thursday and that could cause a delay in the project as well as make this entire situation even worse.

>> reporter: not disclose the nature or quantity of the chemicals and the closest neighbors were evacuated for time while others on the street or buys a shelter in place as a precaution. a male resident of the house was detained for questioning but not immediately arrested. there's no immediate danger but said that the investigation including inventory on screen analysis would likely be long and involves process.

>> steve: want to be will prepare and norway but it join us with a time table down oil be were superior >> britteny: chen's schedule

them tomorrow or maybe friday thursday we will see heavy packet says over the evening commute talking landfall of three-fourths of an inch >> britteny: south of cerros the and also sing parts of showers duricrusts over in the east bay and then what's in store as a going to do the rest of tonight and then quite spotty smarm morning mainly just parts of the north bay see another round of light shower activity before the main store gets here in the thursday even heading home from work on wednesday most of the showers will be mainly confined

will not be until our overnight hours into thursday right around 10:00 a.m. we start to see the wide spread light rainfall was more moderate downpour's coming down and parts of richmond ronson a.m. and it will be right around having heading over more rainfall totals lessons are with this next system coming up the next forecast.

>> catherine:quest diagnostics is a medical lab company based in new jersey.with many labs here in the bay area. now it says that information on about 34-thousand patients has been stolen. the company says it's been hacked by someone who got names, dates of birth, lab results - and in some cases - even phone numbers. at least the hack apparently did not include social security numbers or credit card information. the people affected have been notified - and so far, quest says there's no indication that the information has been misused. the hack on november 26th - was

tied to an app called "my quest by care 360." quest says it's working with law enforcement and a cyber-security team. vicki?

>> steve:in san jose -- an armed man who threatened to shoot himself finally surrendered to police this morning. >> reporter: there is really a mix of fear also resolve among the people we talk to fear of what could happen uncertainty of all and resolve to fight back. the 25 year-old moved when she was a years old and now and more than 700,000 recipients in the

west a program that allows many who came here to obtain work permits in different deportation economic change now that the president has pledged to wipe out the dock a program. the 23 year-old also legal assistant moving to the u.s. from all salvador when she was 10 and initial shock and fear of the presidency impact on documented immigrants has given way to resolve the fight back.

was in the past week they have softened the positions and there may be will work out but they are not gone macao on at their want to prepare for battle. >> steve: is also going to be

deported back to the uk. week severance that speculation finding his america's top diplomat. it trump show's exxon mobile to be his secretary of state business heavyweight put political novice with more on the kick. >> reporter: no one for his ability to make a deal. but the top job he brokers deals around the world on top of the oil giant the president elect praised his tenacity broad experience and deep understanding of geopolitics and said his relationships with leaders of the world are second to none.

>> reporter: they tell a critical role in determining whether not they actually get the job the foreign relations law of the approved his appointment and all republican majority only one swing vote could put him in jeopardy it

though he is promising to give him a fair shake at committee more lawmakers to know him quite more likely they will confirm him. >> steve: officials say that this fire destroyed 2400 buildings including businesses homes authorities with the national park confirmed that there were no number of firefighters the condemn them much more to stop the spread of those flames winds of about 87 mi. an hour bra those wall fighters quickly to a community

of get lumbered to strong to be controlled.

that it happened only after a long stand-off. >> catherine:police say that man had barricaded himself inside his home -- but making things far worse -- he had his 6-year-old daughter with him. no shots were fired during the stand-off -- which lasted nearly 6 hours. when officers arrived, family members met them outside.warning that the man was armed and threatening to harm himself. swat team officers and negotiators were on the scene.and finally, around 7-am -- the man surrendered. as he said - the little girl is ok. the man has been arrested. while negotiators were in touch with the man throughout the whole ordeal, it wasn't until

a negotiator spoke to the man in spanish that the standoff ended. vicki and steve? return to index of some big gains on wall street. the dow adding 115 points. the nasdaq. climbed 51 points. and the s&p picked up 15 points. a popular kitchen gadget is being recalled. cuisinart is recalling millions of its food processors. catherine heenan is here with the details. and word on 'another' recall. the problem with the food processors -- pieces of the blade can break off and end up in your food.cutting your mouth. cuisinart is recalling more than 8 million of them. that covers 22 models of the food processor - all made in china. they were made between 1996 and last year. there have been 69 reports of the blades shattering.including reports of people who have either cut their mouth or ended up with broken teeth. safety officials say they really want to get the word out - especially with all the cooking going on over the holiday season. cuisinart will send customers replacement blades. another recall -- this one from yankee candle. it's recalling 31-thousand of its candles from the "luminous collection." there have been 16 reports of the square glass jars cracking when the candle it lit.although there haven't been any reports of injuries. the candles in question were sold both in yankee candle

stores and online - from september through november. customers can contact the company for a full refund. steve and vicki still ahead. we'll tell you what wine. could actually increase your chances of skin cancer. details - after the break. plus. olympian aly raisman reveals she's been secretly dating a former raiders player. who asked her out on a video. that story next. many sleep-aids have pain medicine

but zzzquil is different because why would you take a pain medicine when all you want is good sleep? zzzquil: a non-habit forming sleep-aid that's not for pain, just for sleep.

>> pam:the future of the raiders being decided tonight in oakland. pam moore is in the newsroom with what we are working on for kron 4 news at six. pam? steve. it is a crucial night for the raiders and the team's loyal fans. right now. oakland's city council is meeting to consider a plan. put together by hall of famer ronnie lott's investment group. to keep the team in oakland. earlier today. the alameda county board of supervisors approved the plan. now its up to the city. and many think this is their last chance to keep the team from moving to las vegas. there is a lot at stake with tonight's vote. ad we will have a live report from the meeting on kron 4 news at six. steve now back to you. >> steve:a new study reveals that young americans are doing less smoking, drinking and drugs. >> vicki:researchers found alcohol use among teens is at its lowest level ever. over a third of 12th-graders said they have been drunk at least once... that's down from a high of more than 53-percent in 2001.

also only one-point-eight percent of high school seniors said they smoked half a pack of cigarettes or more a day. in 19-91-- nearly eleven percent said they smoked that much. officials say the decrease could be linked to video games and social media...helping kids to keep busy at home...and away from peer pressure. researchers say white wine raises your risk of skin cancer more than any other alcohol. the research was done by brown university. scientists say say that drinking even in moderate amounts of alcohol. is associated with higher rates of melanoma which is the deadliest form of skin cancer.

scientist believe a compound in alcohol can damage dna, and prevent dna repair throughout the body. some research has shown that wine has higher levels of this compound than beer or hard liquor. the reason white wine is considered the most harmful is because experts credit the high antioxidant content in red wine for offsetting the risks of harmful compounds. officers had to drag a woman off of a delta flight at detroit metropolitan airport after authorities say she didn't follow the proper boarding procedures. as jonathan carlson reports, the dramatic turn of events was all caught on video. it is unclear at this time what charges the woman might face. and the woman's identity has yet to be released. >> britteny: cause of the $40 an hour through the bay area so right now the radar shows us exactly where the rate is touching down in parts of the east bay here over san jose this

near the hills of oakland and also as leaf blade down here closer to of said sam taylor publishing in parts of the east bay as well. moisture on the way all the moisture will come from all labatt to why as a big river moisture had airway it has another system dropping down from the northwest interacts with all that and that's what gives us is really heavy downpours in the thursdays of letters machaut's into our over 9 hours tonight us of widespread showers same thing tomorrow morning and the north bay as we had to work. same thing for lunch hour as we go into the rest of your wednesday between

4:05 p.m. read as you go out at home the heaviest rain will come down across the entire bay area looks 6 differences focus of overage of rainfall close to 2 in. the course of the north bay really strong wind speeds and most of thursday.

>> vicki: asked her on a double date with another raiders player and his wife things going beverly they found an opening the meeting up after and under what made a few 90 minute drives

coming up, kanye west makes his first public appearance after being hospitalized. and it's not with his wife. but with president- elect donald trump. we'll have more from hollywood - next.

kim and kanye's marriage on the rocks? this as the famous rapper -- meet with president elect donald trump at trump tower. the insider's louis aguirre joins us from hollywood with more on this story. now on kron 4 news at six. >> reporter:

oakland is in the middle of a late-game rally to try to keep the raiders from leaving town. the county has done its part today. and now a stadium plan lies in the hands of the city. good evening. i'm pam moore. >> steve:and i'm steve aveson. this story has been unfolding throughout the day and right now. the ball is in the hands of the oakland city council. kron 4's j-r stone is at city hall tonight where a vote is set to take place on a plan with some serious star power behind it. j-r. >> j.r.:there's still a long way to go. but today, the alameda county board of supervisors approved an agreement with hall of famer ronnie lott's investment group to try to keep the raiders in oakland. kron four's philippe djegal

>> gary: >> j.r.: this is a group that went to economy earlier today the county that voted it 31 to 1 so they pass this if the city passes this it will give the city and county the power to negotiate and with private investors are planned to keep traders in oakland. talk of a number of fans this evening to get their thoughts on this some people are for it and some people are against it. even at

the city council approves the negotiations there is still all long way to go because they have to ask the team and go with a plan that would keep raiders here and the a's would have to go along somehow out with this as well an nfl would have to approve this plan as well. >> reporter:the lott group, spearheaded by football hall of famer and former oakland raider

ronnie lott won the vote of the alameda county board of supervisors. the county approves moving into an exlcusive negotiating agreement with the group of ex- players to build a new 55- thousand seat staidum in oakland. >>:sot- "i've never had to opportunity to be in the presence of this opportunity and i just want to thank all of you." >> reporter:lott and his team of investors pledge to complete this project without burdening the taxpayers. the stadium is estimated at a cost of one-point-three billion dollars. the public investment -- about 350-million dollars in bonds that in theory would be paid back. the rest of the proposed project financed by the lott group, the n-f-l and raiders. former raider marcus allen works with lott and says he doesn't want oakland to suffer like it did when the raiders

left the first time. sot- "there was an emptiness here. there was a void. there was a tremdnous void here." supervisor keith carson voted no, saying he wasn't clear on how or when the bonds would be paid back, seeing as the city and county are still paying for the coliseum. supervisor wilma chan abstained, not knowing if the raiders and owner mark davis really want to stay here, as talks continue to possibly move the team to las vegas. sot- "i think the level of the interest of the raiders is really of concern for me, because we certainly weren't trying to push them out in anyway." the ball is now in the oakland city council's court, which will vote on the same plan. a yes vote would allow all sides to move forward. in oakland, philippe djegal, kron f0ur news. kron 4 news is monitoring this story and we will let you know how the vote turns out tonight on kron 4 news at eight. if you are on the go. grab the kron 4 news app to get an alert on your mobile device. breaking news tonight on kron 4. we first told you about this story at five. you can see from our helicopter partners at a-b-c 7 >> pam: investigators swarming a house in castro valley.

they tell us. the fire that killed a woman there this morning. is a homicide. we know the body of the victim. a 59-year-old woman. was discovered in the garage. we just got an update on the investigation within the past hour. where we learned the alameda county sheriff's offce told us the woman was murdered and then burned. kron 4's alecia reid is at the scene in castro valley. what have you learned, alecia? >> reporter:we first alerted you about this breaking news at 3-43 this afternoon. >>alecia: chiseling in the london before 3:00 this morning amid a county fire responded to the house after reports of fire that could find anyone in ciba

to locate the body inside the garage now deemed it suspicious she normally goes inside the garage to go get a car or take the garbage out. they're investigating how she got from the home to the garage which is the potential house check missy if this is a botched robbery it of the victim was targeted and the >>: fire that was done here its disturbing so this is a

very violent time a will keep you updated trap evening. >> pam: about big stories through the kron 4 mobile app. it is available for free for apple and android devices.

new problems to tell you about tonight concerning that giant sinkhole in pacifica. kron four was the first to tell you about the enormous sinkhole that cracked open this past weekend. now take a look at this - this exclusive picture obtained by kron four news - you can see for yourself the blue drainage pipe that snapped when the land gave way. the pipe plays a vital role - allowing run off to drain from the hillside and into the ocean. sources tell kron four news it must be reconnected before the hole is filled up. however, right now it is too dangerous for crews because the sinkhole has made the area and path unstable and dangerous. the plan is to try and pour more concrete into the sinkhole to shore it up so that engineers can develop a plan to fix the pipe. the atf and the oakland fire department have finished their on scene investigation of the deadly ghost ship fire, but they still have not determined a cause, but say they are

concentrating on the buildings elecrical system. meanwhile the fire chief explained to journalists how it came to be that the warehouse was never inspected by their department. >> britteny: concern for satellite read our shot shows that all the moisture continues to go right into the bay area and head of the system is the variable pressure interact with triggering a heavy rain shower by thursday. little but a shower activity parts of the north bay and two said jose note. sillery drugs under way at close to as few showers expected in tracking more and the storm coming up.

>> reporter:it turns out the state does not require fire marshalls to inspect most warehouses. businesses are inspected by city firefighters twice a year.only after they get into their system. when they apply for a change of use permit.or an event permit.or if fire inspectors notice a business not on their list. and that apparenly didn't happen. and not only was the building not inspected, but they dept are no record of citizen's complaints about the building. even though some estimated 20 people were living inside the warehouse.and big loud parties happen with frequency according to those in the neighborhood.and firestation 13

is just a few blocks away. and according to their records december 2nd was the first time firefighters had responded to a call to the building.however. they did find a record of a previous outisde fire in the vacant lot next door. we talked to a man who used to work in building in the 80's. bite the city is asking national fire experts to come in and help them prevent future tragedies like the ghost ship. bite the chief says the ghost fire has raised awareness of the

dangers of illegal conversions.and they are already investigating several complaints. maureen kelly kron4 news oakland artists are pulling together to help their friends living in warehouses.get up to code. in the wake of the ghost ship warehouse fire, artists in the community fear their living spaces will be targeted for building inspections, that they are not ready for. however there is an effort underway to help those folks.kron4's haaziq madyun shows you the fire prevention tools being donated.in a story you will only see here >>:"right now we've been able to get about 40 extinguishers.this is about getting people up to date and up to code" lizzy wassei is moving these fire extinguishers into the garage, from there they will be recycled for use >>:"today i am organizing getting these extinguishers up to date and serviced so that way we can distribute them to those who were affected by the ghost ship fire and friends and musicians and anyone that was affected"

>>:"when we were kids we used to make jokes about how all of the fire extinguishers were filling the garage" >> reporter: lizzy's childhood friend bg anaraki is an oakland artists is also helping to organizing this effort. anaraki arrived to the ghost ship 5 min after the fire started killing 36 people, including anaraki's room mate and 2 other close friends "i'm not at the point where i am ready to think about another incident like this might happen because i am still coping but i know that it could, and this thing that we are doing can make it less horrible" haaziq madyun kron4news >> steve:late developments in a castro valley house fire that killed a woman this morning. catherine heenan is here with what authorities are now saying about the investigation. a warning tonight for undocumented immigrants. what some in the bay area are

being told if they decide to travel for the holidays and how it is tied to president-elect. donald trump. and a cast of celebrities visited trump tower today. why n-f-l stars jim brown and ray lewis showed up.and what they say was the point of their meeting. plus a real scare in the south bay today. what police found inside a house that forced them to evacuate an entire neighborhood. quite a scare today in the south bay. we need to be ready for whatever weather may come our way.

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>> pam:milpitas police say they found bomb making materials at a home on view drive after responding to a tip from a neighbor. milpitas police are still taking inventory tonight and analyzing a cache of toxic chemicals that could be used to make explosives. kron four's rob fladeboe reports on what police are saying about the discovery and about the man who lives at the home where the chemicals were found.

>> reporter:this was the scene here in the 1700 block of view drive early tuesday as milpitas police, back by a swat team, served a search warrant at a home from which strong chemical odors had been noticed recently by neighbors and passers by. a sample obtained by police was sent to the county bomb squad for analysis. sot sgr. bryan hinkley/milpitas police police have not disclosed the nature or quantity of chemicals. the closest neighbors were evacuated for a time while others on the street were advised to shelter in place as a precaution. a male resident of the house was detained for

questioning but not immediately arrested. sot sgt. bryan hinkley/milpitas police members of a hazardous materials team could be seen at times moving between the home and a series of tents and a mobile lab on the street. police emphasized there is no immediate danger bud said the investigation, including an inventory and on scene analysis of the chemicals would be a long and involved process. sot sgt. bryan hinkley/milpitas police standup closer this is something we are all too familiar with. a wildfire, tearing through a community. destroying homes and claiming lives. we are learning tonight the devastating toll a fire had at one of our country's most popular tourist spots. and this video is real. kanye west with president-elect donald trump. find out what brought the

eccentric entertainer to trump tower today. tennessee authorities are updating the toll from the deadly wildfires which tore through east tennessee last month. >> reporter: the surly some fear among those in this community not just differences go across the country uncertainty of not knowing what will happen but also real resolve whatever happens they will push ford and then keep the porsche or path to illegal citizenship: ford. and

they have deportation the president-elect as certain interests in the program. the 23 year-old adopt it recipient moving to the u.s. from all salvadoran shoes 10 above all cheered pains that conduct minute call immigrants is human.

like many others she's been in the u.s. for half her life moving here when she was just eight years old. the president- elect softened his position something worked out in " they say they're not gonna count on it. for victims of the fire.

closer >> britteny: until thursday widespread heavy rain flooding will be a concern for parts of our burned areas are happening by thursday tonight just a few scattered showers near santa rosa antioch livermore's and as a seeing light rainfall to the south the fremont sunnyvale milpitas. and close ally of the differences go dry now if you're on the bay bridge and you know somebody in the bay bridge you see a few raindrops on the windshield. the oyster continues

to pour into our region here stretching all laid-back with a lot of moisture coming into our area then we see a hot system that will help trigger the moisture and turn it into heavy rain showers. oxford's not overnight wednesday thursday this only start to see some of the rain here the morning commute will be little slick and morning commute until it happens in the evening the heavy rain develops this will start around 3 all the way into our evening hours or use the yellow and orange and heavy rain coming down. close to a nation and have

for oakland and a half for santa rosa and petaluma temperatures in the '50s ever cisco's and as a mid-40s 47 degrees in highs on the region heading into tomorrow we stay close to average and in livermore we have war era coming in with all the moisture or the sunday forecast only see you again another 10 minutes.

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>> catherine: updated information on the death toll. we have confirmed that there have been 14 fatalities to all

those are the drugs related to the firestorm had and one was a heart attack. hosted by a head butt fire is home to the dollar would amusement park. and the victims of the fire other performers include mcentire and kenny rogers.

>> reporter: how she of the house to the garage or to attach from the home. and target it. and cruel murder. another of flowers. unseen works year ago sure-fire they say the have not

determined the cause they're concentrating on the building's electrical system meanwhile that check their records and bank could not find anything to indicate it the warehouse had ever band and fire safety. it would of flight the fire department to send firefighters inside have a look the vast for national fire experts, and let to help prevent future tragedies like a ghost ship from happening again.

>> reporter: the connie bomb squads that all day and some dangerous chemicals were found. they complain a lot stronger orders coming from a home on the drive attained. what exactly they're being used for. after

weeks of interviews speculation tonight as a stance over. doldrums choice to lead the state department. rucksacks on mobile for the last 41 years. they shouted questions over the nomination. and for co-op. collect plan that asked about in 2017. all he is a respected businessman i've serious concerns about his nomination.

>> pam:bill gates and donald trump meet face to face. plus we told you yesterday about the hottest ticket it in

town. hamilton. long lines and long waits. we have new details tonight on your opportunity to catch the hit broadway show. in oakland, the alameda county board of supervisors voted three to one with one abstension to move into an exclusive negotiating agreement with the lott group and other investors. a group of former raiders players, including ronnie lott, who is spearheading the effort. the plan is a to build a one- point-three dollar stadium on the current lot shared by the coliseum and oracle arena. the lott group says the plan would not put any additional burden on taxpayers. in oakland, philippe djegal, kron four new. tonight big developments in the presidential transition- donald trump says he's made his choice for secretary of state. the nominee is rex tillerson - an oil executive with decades of global business experience. kron 4's white house correspondent mark meredith is in washington with a look at the reaction over the unconventional and some say controversial pick. >> britteny: gary of moisture that goes right into the northern half of our scene right into the rest of tonight we see a few scattered showers a have a system that continues. a closer look at differences currency the light showers for evening commute same thing or fremont danville an artist was the chars

confined in the north they will not be to allow early morning hours thursday received widespread rainfall the morning coffee on thursday will be little slick, until we're taught near evening commute right around 3:00 this see heavy downpours for most of the area. >> britteny: a dry pattern for next week. people waiting in line for hours on line in line as it scrambled to get tickets for hamilton an update tonight on ticket availability. half

>> pam: seats available for the theater show held since their francisco alicea go to the secondary market. online's and bayer will be a day it for a few

dozen orchestra seats the details on that will be closer to the show. and also your take on the vote for the see plan

>> gary: good evening everyone but not talk about the raiders' stadium in a while. the board of supervisors' vote on the plan his vote and getting it giving today and the mayor of sacramento rodney peete mary tucker polychaete. from the usc

days and alameda a board of supervisors three to one with a new stadium. and much of the classic council as we speak.

>> gary: a the any finance says

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>> gary: and let me play it

pam's upset you do not like itlike >> pam: is hard on the team. plan close to a sunday and thursday and said i ought to play thursday to get her and said of 60 million i'd take 50

million.

>> britteny: everything tapering down in the thursday friday and then we'd drive thursday especially on your way home. that's when

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