4 feet of water from the fire suppression effort.it's a rabbit warren there are little staircases that go to steps to the left, turn then two steps staircases that go to steps to the left, turn then two steps to the rightzero visabiliyt wn refrigerators ....boxes of produce floating around in the water down there when asked if the conditions below looked legal... it didn't look illegal the mayor came to the scene to check in with the affected business owners and the roughly 20 people displaced from the single room occupancy units located on the top floor.these are seniors and they average 70 -80 years oldwe are going to take care of themwe've opened up the mayor's office of diaster relief to help the business but we are also here to help the residents immediately.red cross workers were on scene helping get the displaced into shelters get them access to any medication they may have lost while evacuating from their homes. one person was forced out by way of the fire escape....but it doesn't appear anyone was hurt.standupofficials say at this point there is nothing to indicated that the fire is

suspicious in nature, but the cause it still under investigation. maureen kelly kron4 news another big story we are following tonight - we just learned that a federal judge in seattle has temporarily blocked president donald trump's ban on people from seven predominantly muslim countries. the judge's ban is in effect nation-wide. but uncertainty about the future remains and that has many awaiting family members at sfo on edge. kron 4's dan kerman is live at sfo tonight with their story. at sfo friday, gone are the demonstratorsgone are the at sfo friday, at sfo friday, gone are the demonstrators protesting president trumps immigration

order. still on hand a group of volunteer lawyers, who have been closely monitoring those arriving at sfo's international terminal, and counseling family members who are waiting for themsot lauren roberts/one justice 15-25among those stressed is mustafa musarat sot mustafa musarat/pittsburg resident 31-38afghanistan is not one of the countries on the president's list, still he fears it could be added at anytime. that's why when she finally did get through customs, she was alone, musarat's father is still back in afghanistan awaiting his visa sot also watching the time pass are these two sisters, who are waiting for their parents to arrive. though both are u.s. citizens,

they are from syria, which has their daughters concerned.sot noor bondogji/santa clara resident 111-121after more than an hour their parents also emerged from customs, glad to have the family together again, but still uncertain about the futuresot omar bondogji/santa clara resident136-144145/will be reversed

three california university students have filed a lawsuit over the president's travel ban. the federal lawsuit was filed yesterday in san francisco. it argues that the ban on citizens from seven countries is unconstitutional and has created hardships for students. it also claims that a stanford freshman now can't visit her husband in yemen. another student from yemen hasn't been able to come back to resume studies at grossmont college in san diego. and an iranian national - a p-h-d candidate at u-c berkeley - claims a job opportunity could disappear... and president trump's executive orders on immigration and travel have galvanized more than one hundred peope in walnut creek. the gathering took place today outside the walnut creek islamic center. elected officials joined leaders from several different faiths in solidarity with the muslim community... and other people who says they've been negatively affected by the

president's orders. the group shared a prayer together, joining in a circle outside the mosque. demonstrators called for peace, love and tolerance. sot- "i've attended elementary school here, middle school, high school, um, and to just see this level of support in a city i call my home, is absolutely moving and it gives me hope for the next four years and all the years to come."//sot- "we're all americans, regardless of our race, regardless of what we believe. we have to standup for each other or we fall apart." shortly after the demonstration... local inter-faith leaders discussed how local groups are supporting the muslim community. the city of berkeley is still dealing with the aftermath of wednesday night's protest of a speaker on the u-c campus... one that spilled over into the city. tonight berkeley's mayor is

responding to criticism on how police handled the destructive vandals who were part of the protest. kron4's haaziq madyun has the story "it's a tough call but i do support the decision of our police and how they handled the situation"that vote of confidence for police comes from berkeley mayor jesse arreguin. berkeley police have come under fire by some who question what appeared to be a hands off tactic during a recent protest, that started on the uc campus and ended with businesses vandalized in the city of berkeley "our police did prioritize life safety over protecting property, i think the fundamental concern was making sure no one was injured, although there were a few assaults, i think five assaults happened some on the berkeley campus, some in the community, a lot of people

could have been hurt"mayor arreguin says the city is still calculating the cost of the damage to 12-businesses that were vandalized wednesday night. however he says he knows that peaceful berkeley protestors are not responsible for causing damage"contrary to what people may say or how it is portrayed in the press berkeley is not a violent reactionary city, this was the actions of a small group of people who came into our community, who came into our community and hijacked a protest to commit violence and destruction"going forward there are lessons to be learned says mayor arreguin, like better coordination between cal event organizers and the city of berkeley"i think we really need to think carefully next time for how we balance free speech with the need to protect public safety and i think the university needs to be in more conversation with the city about these kinds of decisions because the university is not

an island, it is surrounded by a city and inevitably there is going to be an effect on the community around it"uc berkely police officials say they made one arrest for failing to dispurse from an unlawfully assembly during the protest. in berkeley haaziq madyun kron4news the bay area is bracing for a rainy weekend... that will likely include some gusty winds.. this was the scene in oakland today.. meteorologist lawrence karnow is here....with more on the weekend forecast. skies will be mostly cloudy with scattered showers. we will see partly cloudy skies with a few showers on sunday.

could all the rain we've had so far this winter be too much of a good thing? in the south bay, most reservoirs are at... or near full... and water managers are actually releasing some of that water to make room for more. kron four's rob fladeboe has more on why that's being done and joins us now live from morgan hill. rob?

take pkgnats there will be no talk of mandatory water rationing in the bay area this year. not with most reservoirs so full that water is being released downstream, in this case from anderson reservoir into coyote creek, so there is enough room in those reservoirs to hold what

the remaining six weeks of winter might bring.sot garth hall/santa clara valley water districtanderson reservoir, which must not be allowed to get too full because of seismic safetyregulations, is now at 76 percent full. in los gatos, lexington reservoir is 85 percent full.farther south chesbro reservoir is at 84 percent and outside gilroy, uvas reservoir is at 102-percent of capacity and spilling over into uvas creek amid worries about what happens if and when the next atmospheric river strikes the region.sot garth hall/santa clara valley water district heavy rain and snow in the sierra also bodes well for the south bay, which gets roughly half it's water from lake shasta and lake oroville. but those allocations, all but eleminated in recent years, could still be impacted as more water is diverted to restore fish habitat.sot garth hall/santa clara valley water districtconsumers too can rejoice at the sight of all this water because the district has stopped requiring water retailers to impose fines and surcharges for over use although people are still being asked to keep water consumption at 20 percent below 2013 levels.

the bay area is getting ready for yet more rain. still ahead on kron four news... city crews are hustling to try to prevent more flooding on a busy north bay highway. then, n-f-l commissioner roger goodell calling the potential relocation of the oakland raiders to las vegas - disappointing. mark carpenter will be on set with more on what he had to say. but first, a man has been killed by deputies near lake tahoe. why they say they were forced to shoot.. that story - next.

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involved shooting near squaw valley is being investigated. the placer county sheriff's office says deputies shot and killed an apparent drunk driver who was holding a woman hostage. early this morning, deputies say they saw the man driving erratically and tried to pull him over. they called off the chase when it was became unsafe. the car was spotted a short time later and officers used spike strips to stop him. deputies opened fire after they say the man pointed the gun at them... and at passing cars. he died at the scene -- the woman was not hurt. a former employee of a santa clara county science camp pleaded guilty this week to molesting two young

campers. 29-year-old edgar covarrubias-padilla was also charged with possessing and distributing child pornography. the crimes were discovered after a victim came forward in 2015. prosecutors say covarrubias- padilla will be sentenced to 18 years in prison on may 25th in san jose. a major news source in the bay area says it will sue oakland if city officials don't release records by next week regarding the deadly ghostship fire. lawyers for the bay area news group say the city has delayed the release of public records. investigators have said the structure was a dangerous jumble of makeshift stairs and room dividers with no clear exit paths. lawyers say the documents could help explain how the city missed chances to shut down the building. three pairs of steph curry worn sneakers are temporarily on display at the oakland museum of california.

the shoes were auctioned off - to help raise money for the victims of the deadly ghost ship ware house fire in oakland. the shoes raised over 45 thousand dollars... and are now on loan from an anonymous donor. the shoes will be displayed in the museums great hall. mudslides in the oakland hills have been bad enough that they're blocking drivers and forcing some road closures.. last night's heavy rain is being blamed. elverton drive has been closed all day after rocks and mud fell along the road. a nearby stretch of skyline drive has also been hit by mudslides. recent storms have really loosened the soil.....and the slides are unfortunately becominga familiar sight.. in the north bay... with another round of rain expected to hit the bay area....there is some concern that a popular route could face another closure. highway 37 was already shut down twice this year, for several days...

impacting thousands of people. kron four's terisa estacio explains what is causing the problem, and how caltrans is considering to try and fix it..

so it won't be a wash-

out.........but expect more rain this weekend..lawrence karnow is here with the latest...... skies will be mostly cloudy with scattered showers. we will see partly cloudy skies with a few showers on sunday. still ahead... a

mother's plea - answered. a after her four-year-old daughter got caught up in president trump's executive order... and denied entry into the u-s. their emotional reunion - coming up. and next, could colin kaepernick's time be over in the bay area? find out more after the break.

the nfl season officially comes to an end this sunday, but buckle up for an eventful offseason... as raiders relocation talks will surely heat up. it's already been an eventful week in the franchise's quest to move to las vegas... and today, league commissioner roger goodell offered his thoughts on how the process has unfolded. mark carpenter joins us with the details, mark? today-- the commissioner expressed disappointment in the fact there hasn't been a resolution here in oakland. the good news is that earlier this week, he also

said that the league has not determined if las vegas works as an nfl market... which means there's still hope the raiders will stay in the bay area. team owner mark davis has spent the last several months trying to gather support for his grand las vegas plan, but the project has seemingly unravelled in a span of two days. on monday, casino mogul sheldon adelson, the man who pledged 650-million dollars to build a stadium, announced he'll be withdrawing his offer and áwon't be involved in a deal with the raiders. then on the following day, investment bank goldman sachs, davis' backup financeer, reportedly pulled out as well. if davis is unable to find another source of income, he may be forced to consider alternate optoins. earlier today, commissioner goodell spoke with fans and players at an nfl forum... and asked 'are we confident a solution can't be found in oakland?' "it's always disappointing for us to see a relocation application because we really want to see our teams stay where they are. you see it right here with these three

great men. their families have roots in those communities. they give back to those communities and it's hard to relocate a franchise. and we know the impact it has on our fans. so for us, that really is a failure when it comes to that, that we weren't able to solve the issues to get a stadium built or to try to make sure the team can be successful in that market." nfl owners are expected to discuss...and possibly vote on a relocation when they meet in march. whle we wait to see what happens with the raiders, it looks like a famous 49er...will be seeking relocation. according to multiple reports, quarterback colin kaepernick...will opt out of his contract and become a free agent. the move has been expected for several months now... as he and the niners agreed to a restructured deal in october, so the team won't have to pay him more than 14-million dollars in base salary. this ends a storied 6-year run with the franchise... a tenure that started with him bursting onto the scene and guiding the niners to championship contention. then, his career became known

for headlines outside of football, most notably, his controversial national anthem protests, which generated polarizing opinions across america. the niners hired john lynch as general manager earlier this week.. and are expected to officially name kyle shanahan their head coach in the next several days. still ahead... 'they are not behaving.' those are the words used by president trump - as he and his administration intensifys its rhetoric against iran. the latest from the white house - next. then, a frightening incident near the louvre museum in paris.. what happened when a man with a machete rushed a group of guards and soldiers.

i think it's going to be some really very exciting times ahead.natpresident trump taking a break in florida after two weeks in the oval office that no one could deny were fast paced and packed with acttion. we've been through the immigration battle, cabinet nomination fights, confrontations with foreign leaders, and an

unceasing flow of tweets. steve aveson is here to tell us about the president's latest target. steve? it's a familiar one.at five a=m in the white house, he was tweeting out a warning to iran... warning their leaders that they were playing with fire ... and reminding them that he has no intention of being kind to them. natpresident trump with a brief, blunt warning to iran from the oval office. they're not behaving.reaction to iran's test of a ballistic missile.... a weapon iran insists will only be used as a deterrerent to aggression. "...in self-defense, and be sure that nobody has the guts again to attack us." the trump administration is backing its warning with new sanctions against more than two dozen individuals and companies connected to iran's ballistic missile program.officials say the sanctions won't impact the nuclear deal worked out by the

obama administration... although that option remains open.one of the things that the president has said throughout the campaign during the transition and since becoming president is that he doesn't like to telegraph his optionsiran responded by announcing a blacklist of yet=unnamed american individuals and entities responsible for civilian deaths in the region.that could be a reference to the raid on yemen, resulting in the death of one navy seal and dozens of civilians.as tensions rise, the president will make his first public visit to an american military base.sean spicer/white house press secretary: on monday the president will visit central command and special operations command headquarters at macdill air force base. while at macdill the president will receive command briefings from both centcom and socom, iran is one of the seven countries named in the executive order limiting immigration.as we reported, a federal court has now lifted

the order. that same order put on hold a little girl's reunion with her family after four years. but tonight...she is back in her mother's arms. samira dahir applied for refugee status in somalia ábeforeá her youngest child was conceived... so after her baby was born...she had to leave her behind. earlier this week...the long-awaited reunion was stopped by president trump's enforcement of extreme vetting. but an appeal sent to homeland security cleared her daughter's travel. dahir said in a press conference today...how grateful she is for everyone's help getting her daughter home. :15 ..."who support me." dahir struggled to dahir support me." dahir struggled to hold back tears as she thanked

homeland security officials. she her three daughters will continue to live in minnesota where the mother settled after leaving somalia in 20-13. skies will be mostly cloudy with scattered showers. we will see partly cloudy skies with a few showers on sunday.

a man with a machete attacked french soldiers near the louvre museum this morning...in what's being handled as a terror investigation.. the attacker was shot by soldiers and seriously wounded... he's in custody. earlier tonight - the suspect was identified as a 29-year-old egyptian.... there may be other arrests.....and police have been carrying out raids in the city. the incident happened on a day when leaders of the city's olympic bid were hoping to show off the french capital...and were hosting a ceremony near the eiffel tower. the louvre museum was closed for the day....and

reopens saturday. what he thought was lost forever - has been found - thanks to police officers. coming up, how police in rhode island were able to help a father recover memories of his late son. but first, scary moments at a restaurant in socal - after a man tosses a homemade explosive into a crowd of people. what we know about the incident. a rally on wall street by banks and other financial companies today.. a response to president trump's move to scale back red tape in financial industry regulations. . the dow rose 187 points. the nasdaq... was up 31. and the s&p... rose 16 points.

police say a homemade explosive device that was thrown into a crowded cheescake factory restaurant...was a firecracker...and was not made to hurt anyone. pasadena police say someone dressed in black threw the firecracker into the restaurant around 5 o- clock last night. no one was injured but it sure scared customers and staff who heard the loud bang...then heavy smoke filled the dining room...people ran outside and the restaurnat closed. today it's back open. police in pasadena are working to find the man who threw the firecracker.

a mississippi man is recovering at a hospital in bakersfield tonight after getting a tumor the size of a person removed.. for the past 15 years...57-year old roger logan spent much of his time confined to a chair.... because of a huge growth on his stomach. for years -- doctors told him he was simply overweight. it wasn't until he made a trip from mississippi to memorial hospital in bakersfield that he was told it was a benign tumor. it weighed 130 pounds..and was hanging from logan's midsection.. from here up i was a normal person. i used to say put a strap around you and your carrying three bags of cement around you all day long just swinging and....sigh. we did what we had to do to get here" a hospital surgeon says he's actually worked on a similar case...and the tumorwas successfully

removed... as for logan he says he's looking forward to throwing out the old chair coming up next, nasa is collaborating with the houston super bowl host committee to bring fans an out of this world experience. we'll explain in a live report - next. ,$8drw more developments in the

legal battle over president trump's one week old travel ban. steve aveson is in the newsroom with what we are working on for kron 4 grant... legal battles are playing out across the u.s... as opponents of the president's travel ban take their fight to the courtroom. late this afternoon a federal judge granted a temporary restraining order at the request of washington state and minnesota that's

effective nationwide. but lawyers for the government argued that the states don't have standing to challenge the order because congress gave the president authority to make decisions on national security and admitting immigrants. caught in the middle of all of this are thousands of immigrants who are very nervious about their fate. tonight we will hear from some them. we will have that story and much more tonight on kron 4 news at six. grant now back to you. did you know that you can go to houston for the super bowl and while there, also take a trip to mars? sort of, anyway..... nasa has an exhibit for the public called "future flight." for our sister station in fresno... andrew marden joins us live from super bowl city with more.. andrew?

skies will be mostly cloudy with scattered showers. we will see partly cloudy skies coming up, a father who lost his son two years ago is thanking police tonight - after they were able to track down some lost memories. we'll explain - after the break.

a rhode island father is thanking police tonight - after they helped him recover memories of his late son. from our partners at c-n-n ---- tony gugliotta brings us this story. it's a hug that's been more than two years in the making. jay chattelle meets with cranston detective william palmer who, with detective bobby grasso, achieved something that brought this father to tears.jay chattelle/father:"it's a miracle. it has to be a miracle. it has to be an act because the joy i feel now out of this pain we live daily, hourly, momently."chattelle's 18 month old son, jayce, died tragically in 2014 in the family's backyard pool.shortly after that, chattelle's phone was stolen along with all the pictures and videos - the memories - of his son.jay

remote-locked his phone leaving a message on it asking for whoever stole it to return it. he had just lost his son. he wanted the phone for the pictures he had on it.fast forward two and a half years - to last monday. chattelle received a call from someone saying that his friend sold him the phone and he saw the message and wanted to give it back.the phone had been emptied but that's when he came upon cranston officers on a bridge detail. he mentioned it to them.they remembered extracting data from his phone as part of the investigation into his son's death. that's when jay finally felt some hope.jay chattelle/father:"he said, jay, that information is going to be on my computer." bobby grasso and william palmer were the cops that did the work.det. william palmer/cranston police dept.: "i was there that day when it happened and it was difficult so i'm very happy for him and glad we could help him."the information from his phone was saved in the cranston police department's system. chattelle received the call two nights ago from the detective asking if he remembered the pictures. jay chattelle/father:"i said, 'i don't remember the images, but i remember the memories.'

i said, 'the last few days of his life, we took him to edaville railroad. we took him to the beach.' he said, 'jay, let me stop you right there. i have the pictures. i have the videos.' that was it." jayce's father is keeping his son's memory alive in a water safety foundation named 'jayce the healer'. - money raised swimming to children - and c-p-r to adults. that wraps at 5. at 5.up kron 4 news that wraps c-p-r to children - and swimming to goes to teach money raised the healer'. - money raised goes to teach swimming to goes to teach money raised named 'jayce foundation water safety alive in a water safety foundation named 'jayce the healer'. - money raised goes to teach swimming to children - and c-p-r to adults. that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. steve aveson and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. catherine and grant thank you... next at six.... a federal judge has slammed the breaks on president

trump's travel ban... coming up the latest on the legal battle and the immigrants caught in the middle. and the sun is setting on one of the most famous warships to ever serve in the u.s. navy. tonight a look at the ties the big 'e' had to the bay area. kron 4 news at six is next. had to the bay area. kron 4 news at six is next. [crying] ahhhhhhhhhh! the price you see is the price you pay, unlike cable.

[crying] ahhhhhhhhhh! the price you see is the price you pay, unlike cable. now on kron 4 news at six: our big story tonight... a federal judge, just a couple of hours ago, halted president trump's executive order... banning travelers from seven predominantly muslim countries. good evening... i'm pam moore. and i'm steve aveson. the ruling came from a federal judge in seattle. the state of washington was joined in a lawsuit by minnesota seeking a

temporary restraining order... and they got it. reaction came into the kron 4 newsroom just a short time ago.lawyer states we have not yet heard whether the government has appealed the decision. the order... which was signed one week ago... led to tens of thousands of people from the seven countries specified.. having their visas revoked ... leaving people stranded. there is still a lot of uncertainly amongst foreigners tonight... they don't know if they leave the united states... whether they will be allowed to comeback. kron 4's dan kerman is at san francisco international airport where he caught up with some very concerned travelers. dan?

>> reporter: they are concerned that they could be met spirit they were questioned and being held four hours. >> reporter: 18 average gain the weight dna airport can be tedious. >>: >> reporter: he is waiting for his mother to a ride. >>: at the same time i am very worried what will happen if the holder there. >> reporter: she found a big get through customs to his great relief. >> reporter: they say things end

up here to be improving. >> reporter: still each man of waiting seems like a lot longer. >> reporter: the santa clara sister's parents are u.s. citizens. >>: we are very happy to rejoin our family. >> reporter: you can really sense that there is a happy reunion. live s dot asked not told kron 4 news.

sfo several bills california lawmakers are considering to fight back against the white house's threat to deport undocumented immigrants. the city of berkeley is still dealing with the aftermath of wednesday night's protest of a speaker on the u-c campus... one that spilled over into the city. today one popular coffee shop, that was damaged during the protest, re- opened. kron4's haaziq madyun fpound several customers with mixed views about the event that preceeded the destruction as kron4's haaziq madyun shows you.. windows are being replaced here at this starbucks on oxford street across from the uc berkeley campus. the coffee shop was temprarily closed after being trageted by vandals during wednesday night's protest. but as you can see the doors are open"i feel horrible that this happened, we come to this starbucks from our office all of the time"some are questioning if uc berkeley

students took part in the vandalism. this cal senior says not likely "we take pride in our education, we take pride in this community, we respect the space, like this starbucks, this is where a lot of people study"but some non berkeley students who work in town say the school inviting a controversial speaker was not the best idea in this highly charged political climate following the presidential election"i think it was kind of like bringing a box of matches to a hay field and saying oh yeah i didn't mean to start a fire"yet several fires were started on the campus and at least 12- businesses were vandalized"and i'm really troubled that no one was arrested""i just want to clarify, i did not give any order to stand down"in fact berkeley mayor jesse arreguin says the police did a good job keeping people safe"i think the police were concerned about not escalating things" the city of berekely is still calculating the total cost of the damage from wednesday's protest...in berkeley haaziq madyun kron4newsthe city of berkeley is still calculating the total

the latest developments following president trump's executive orders on immigration and travel ... galvanized more than a hundred people in walnut creek today. that's where kron four's philippe djegal reports ... members of several different faiths showed up, standing in solidarity with the muslim community.. four news. and >> reporter: >> reporter: refugees turned away visas revoked. >> reporter: jews, christians,

catholics joining in prayer. >> reporter: extending an olive branch to a wooded community. -- wounded community >>: elementary school, middle school, high school. it is absolutely moving. >> reporter: several elected officials joined the service. >>: there is a lot of sun

shining on this place right now. >> reporter: >>: unconcerned and i'm hoping that we're on the right track. >> reporter: his family is selling and reassured that they do not stand alone. >>: we are not one to be left alone for the next four years. >> reporter: in toss weather skies will be mostly cloudy with scattered showers. we will see partly cloudy skies with a few showers on sunday.

>> reporter: more widely scattered showers popping up right now. in the hope you are seeing some shot was some >> reporter: sunnyvale catching a bit of a break. where i want to see rain throughout the night. >> reporter: some of the peaks in north bay or over 3 in. of rain. >> reporter: we will see those wins decrease sometime over tonight. forecasters keeping an eye on what might be another one of thosegully-

washing atmospheric rivers headed our way, we might be running out of room for all that water. in the south bay, reservoirs are pretty nearly full and water managers are taking action to make sure those reservoirs can handle whatever might be in store. kron four's rob fladeboe shows you what's happening. take pkgnats there will be no talk of mandatory water rationing in the bay area this year. not with most reservoirs so full that water is being released downstream, in this case from anderson reservoir into coyote creek, so there is enough room in those reservoirs to hold what the remaining six weeks of winter might bring.sot garth hall/santa clara valley water districtanderson reservoir, which must not be allowed to get too full because of seismic safetyregulations, is now at 76 percent full. in los gatos, lexington reservoir is 85 percent full.farther south chesbro reservoir is at 84 percent and outside gilroy, uvas reservoir is at 102-percent of capacity and spilling over into uvas creek amid worries about what happens if and when the next atmospheric river strikes the region.sot garth hall/santa clara valley water district heavy rain and snow in the

sierra also bodes well for the south bay, which gets roughly half it's water from lake shasta and lake oroville. but those allocations, all but eleminated in recent years, could still be impacted as more water is diverted to restore fish habitat.sot garth hall/santa clara valley water districtstandup closer some big relief could be in store for bay area drivers. this is video from our quadcopter four. this is a close up look above highway- 37... video taken back on january 24th. since the beginning of the year .. highway -37 has been shutdown twice .. from highway- 101 some big relief

could be in store for bay area drivers. this is video from our quadcopter four. this is a close up look above highway- 37... video taken back on january 24th. since the beginning of the year .. highway -37 has been shutdown twice .. from highway- 101 to atherton road .. all because of flooding. when that happens, north bay drivers are forced to take other routes, such as the richmond - san rafael bridge.. causing more problems for drivers out on the busy roads. a cal-trans representive says, the

flooding is happening in part, because the road has sunk, plus, the heavy rain and the king tides created the perfect storm. pumps were brought in to drain the water, but now cal-trans is looking at a broader, long term plan to limit the issue. about it. about four- thousand drivers use highway- 37 every day. cal-trans says, it hopes to have a design plan in the next few weeks. the plan could cost around 8- million dollars ... and would be a part of the states emergency fund. a scare right near squaw valley today. what led to police shooting and killing a man and why they say... they

had no choice. and it is the last day for the legendary u-s-s enterprise. the aircraft carriers ties to the bay area and the infamous incident returning to port. more than a dozen people are staying some where else tonight following a fire in the heart of san francisco's chinatown. the obstacles firefighters say they ran into while trying to bring the flames under control. it's okay to cry, right? no more! we don't want anymore! [crying] ahhhhhhhhhh!

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mostly seniors have been forced out of their homes after a fire in san francisco this morning. 7 businesses were also affected. that fire breaking out just before 8-oclock this morning on stockton street in the heart of the city's historic chinatown neighborhood. kron 4's maureen kelly reports .. even as firefigthers were putting out the fire, other city agencies were stepping in to help the tenants and business owners. the two alarm fire was smoky as it was stubborn....taking firefighters 6 hours to contain.it broke out in the basement of this corner building....with business storefronts facing both stockton...and wrapping around the corner onto pacific. firefighter say what was in the basement made this a hard fire to combat.subdivided storage areas for all of these businesses, refrigerators heavy machinary and freezers and cabinets, tight turns with zero visability.so far they say nothing about the set up down below looked illegal....and at this point the fire doesn't appear suspicious but the

investigation into the cause is still ongoing.red cross was on hand tending to the mostly senior residents of the 20 or so single occupancy units located on the upper floor.... making sure they get into temporary shelter and address their immediate needs.some people may have lost their medication while evacuating.... bystanders crowded the corners, watching and worrying. it's so sad for all both the residents and the small business owners these people work really hard for every penny and they are going to be missing out now.especially with the chinese new year festivities almost here....the mayor showed up to check in on the displaced... we are here to make sure everyone recovers immediately.city hall officials handed out forms to those businesses owners affected...to help them access the city's small business disaster relief fund to get them back on their feet as soon as possible.we designed this to be fast, small busineses don't have time to wait for forms and insurance to come thruat the start of the fire one person was forced to evacuate by way of the fire escape...but it appears that no one was hurt.maureen kelly kron4 news

in the east bay- officers in pinole are still searching for 3 suspects... who robbed an elderly woman this week. the crime was caught on surveillance video. the woman is still recovering after being shoved to the ground as the suspects stole her purse. police said, the suspects got away in a toyota sienna and were last seen heading north on pinole valley road. anyone with information is asked to contact authorities. police are still searching for an inmate who escaped from custody in the east bay tuesday morning.. this is 27-year old prisoner shawn new.. officers from kentucky were transporting new from santa rita jail to s-f-o to catch a flight back to

kentucky where he was convicted of credit card fraud. officers say new jumped out of the car while they were sitting in traffic on 880 in hayward. new was wearing handcuffs when he escaped. he was arrested in hayward last month on d-u-i charges. once re-captured new will also face escape charges here in california. the investigation continues tonight into a deadly officer -involved shooting that happenednear squaw valley in placer county.. catherine heenan is here with the latest on the incident - that happened early this morning.. the c-h-p says the problem began when a deputy spotted a suspected d-u-i driver..the man was described as driving 'erratically' on highway 29.. officers say there were a couple of attempts to chase him down....and he was finally stoppedwith spike strips on highway 89. but the c-h-p says when the man finally got out of the car - he was holding a gun on a woman passenger.... they say deputies tried to negotiate with the man....but realized they'd have toshoot

when he began heading toward the driveway of a home. the man was killed.... no one else was injured. highway 89 was closed between squaw valley and alpine meadows during the investigation... >> reporter: really now watch out this week. we have a strong

storm coming our way. >> reporter: we have had some 40-50 malt out-as miles per hour gusts. >> reporter: we can see some pretty big raindrops falling down there. >> reporter: you can see the raindrops fall and there along stevens creek boulevard. >> reporter: tomorrows scatter showers the further north you go. a few more raindrop showing up in the north bay as well. \ >> reporter: it will be cloudy skies all night known. we are

born to see more scattered showers tonight. >> reporter: take your umbrella if you're headed out the door. we have some light showers continuing the temperature jerry around the like '50s. >> reporter: right now we have kind of a moist flow. lots of rain fall here. it will continue over tonight into tomorrow. >> reporter: into sunday wires is here comes that storm system.

just as the super bowl game is getting over guess what we have a lot of rain. of the oldest vessels and most legendary in the navy's fleet. the u-s-s enterprise has finally been decommissioned. we'll tell you about its unique ties to the bay area. and a little later: some of the top ceos in america pay donald trump a visit at the white house. the bay area company that was represented and the one decided to skip. new tonight at eight... a story you will only see on kron 4.doctors say, she has a 20-percent chance to live. but an infant in need of life- saving surgery .. may not even make it to the operating table because of president trump's travel ban.and now her family is asking for help.. their story.. tonight on kron 4 news at eight.

the navy's first nuclear - powered aircraft carrier ... used to call the bay area home... now, it has been decommissioned. the u-s-s enterprise first went into service in 1961. the naval air station alameda was her home until 1997.. that's when the base closed. then the ship moved to virginia. some people in the bay area may remember the enterprise running aground in the bay. that happened back in 1983 ... just a half- mile from home port. the massive vessel was stuck for six- hours, before tug boats and high tide freed it from a sandbar. some mixed numbers coming from the bay area's housing market to close out 2016. corelogic says the number of sales dropped by 9-point-1 percent compared to december of 2015. there were just over 71-hundred homes sold.

but here is the caveat. the median price jumped by 4-percent to 676-thousand dollars. that's compared to 650-thousand during the same time last year. president trump's economic advisory council pays him a visit. what was on the agenda and the hot topic that led to the head of one bay area company staying at home. and nordstrom says it is going to stop carrying ivanka trump's brand. the reason the retailer says you will no longer see her goods on store shelves. plus an attack near one of most famous museums in the world. what investigators say the suspect yelled as he went after soldiers with a machete. yelled as he went after soldiers with a machete. at at&t, we believe in access. yelled as he went after soldiers with a machete. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month.

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>> reporter: more than a hundred people met outside the wall above creek lodge. >> reporter: calling for peace and tolerance members from several different face showed up. faiths >> reporter: police are describing their hands off tactic used. >>: our police did prioritize life safety over attacking. nobody was injured. some of them

from the berkeley campus some of life safety over attacking. nobody was injured. some of them from the berkeley campus some of them in the community. four news." >>: refrigerators freezers and cabinets. >> reporter: nothing of this fire was suspicious in nature. >> reporter: a plan to make sure that this heavily traveled road never closes again. caltrans is

working on a design study. putting in bigger drainage pipes. nearly 40,000 drivers use his role on the daily. >> reporter: water is being released from anderson reservoir. the drought is essentially over. all the reservoir are at or near capacity. >> reporter: 41 reservoir is good news for boulders. boaters

>> reporter: you conceive of scattered showers are around much of the state. great news for all of our larger issues. is making his way right across the bay bridge. >> reporter: in the south bay you have more scattered showers. east bay your seeing a couple of raindrops to. whence have been

kicking up all around the bay area. >> reporter: things are starting to settle down a little bit now print. >> reporter: things are on the state of settle right now. therine heenan is here with more on what's being investigated as a'terrorism' incident.. authorities say the man shouted "god is great" - and was shot five timesafter trying to attack soldiers with the machete... at last word - he's alive - but there are no details being released on his condition. it happened at an underground shopping center that connects to the louvre... police say the attacker had

'two' machetes and carried two backpacks. he first tried to stab a soldier after being told he couldn't bring his bags into the mall. tonight the man has been identified as a 29-year-old egyptian who was living in the united arab emirates. the french president says he has "no doubt" the attack was of a "terrorist nature." the museum was closed for the day.....but reopens saturday.pam and steve.. some high- profile ceos head to the white house to talk about jobs and the economy -- and sound off about president trump's controversial orders on immigration and refugees. meanwhile, new numbers out friday ... show the new administration inheriting a solid u.s. economy. karin caifa with our partners at c- n-n ... reports from washington. president trump, bringing business leaders to the white house friday.president trump: we're looking forward in a little while, in the upcoming few moments to discuss all of

the things you think we can do to bring back our jobs. jobs, regulation, tax cuts, and women in the workplace were on the agenda for an economic advisory council, among them mary barra of general motors, and jamie dimon of j-p morgan chase.but they were particularly eager to talk about trump's travel ban on people from seven muslim- majority nations -- implemented last friday.so much so, that homeland security secretary john kelly was invited to attend.one c-e-o, uber's travis kalanick, dropped out, saying --joining the group was not meant to be an endorsement of the president or his agenda, but unfortunately it has been misinterpreted to be exactly that.tesla c-e-o elon musk said he'd attend to voice his objections and give suggestions about the ban, directly with trump.meanwhile, the labor department said u-s companies made a strong showing in january, creating 227,000 jobs.during his campaign, trump often railed against the validity of the

government's jobs figures -- donald trump: don't believe those phony unemployment numberson friday --president trump: 227,000 jobs, great spirit in the country right now. so we're very happy about that. i think it's going to continue big league. the jobs survey was conducted in january, before president barack obama left office. trump begins his administration with unemployment close to a 10- year low, at 4-point-eight percentin washington, i'm karin caifa. a lot has been made about ivanka trump's fashion brand. why nordstrom says it is going to have to stop carrying it. my hygienist told me to try... ...a mouthwash. so i tried crest.

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ivanka trump's fashion line of clothes and shoes. the department store chain says, it is no longer carrying the brand because it was not selling. some ivanka trump items are still in stock. the store says, it will continue to sell the remaining inventory. ivanka trump's business started in 20-07 with a jewelry collection. it has grown to include clothing, shoes, fragrances, handbags and other products. in sports... gary joins us with his lovely wife alicia to read fan emails. plus... n-f-l commissioner roger goodell explains why

it's important for the raiders to remain in oakland... gary has the story and all the sports coming up.

>> gary: i everybody pretty >> gary: the stanford cardinals lead usc by six. >> gary: to the super bowl can't wait for sunday. what's more davis got up his sleeve.

to find another source of income, he may be forced to consider optoins. earlier today, commissioner goodell spoke with fans and players at an nfl forum... he made it clear that the wants is for the raiders to and head to sin city >> gary: capper nick and the 49ers at the very least are going to explore new options. >> gary: it ends a six year run with the franchise. he is free to find out of there is another team who will want to pick him up treat >> gary: he got eight appearance

fee of a million-plus. the tiger was combat is in very much question. >> gary: are you in years of my friendship with grant. >> gary: speaking of french ships thence down there.

>> gary: that diane dodger hatred for each other. >>: brandon who hired a different manner with no experience. >> gary: once again no football player. i have not heard one negative comment about john lynch yet. >>: we will see. >>: do you think he was of

original sports talk screamer question marks >> gary: pete especially in cleveland was the first talk show host he then went and started w h f in >> gary: i always liked them. every third call ratio voice to somebody. back in those day every third call say what are you talking about? >>: birdied i can't believe your

mom is 97 you are lucky. >> gary: four years ago before occurred did you ever wear warriors jersey? >> gary: we were just having ended of fun. >> gary: she would watch or listen to every game but you played. i never really listen to the coach. >> gary: she has held nebo also screwed neo with a lot of things. >>: already mom and dad is your

fault. >>: i rooted for the raiders since the early '70s. >> gary: this guy wants to move somewhere else i did. don't let them steal your heart. >>: mr. jones why aren't you at the super bowl? >> gary: i'd rather watch the game at home having gone to many super bowls. i rather stay home. >> reporter: we will be right back.

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