new tonight at 5... tense moments as a belligerent man spews racial slurs at passengers on bart.(grant) it happened monday night on the richmond line going south to fremont. and tonight police have identified the man seen hitting another passenger. we first told you about this rider on bart facing a verbal attack earlier this week. and now bart police say they have detained that man.. and plan to take action. (vicki) kron four's terisa estacio is in oakland at bart police headquarters with the story... terisa?

estacio - oakland. bart officials confirmed with kron four news they took the man in custody at the 12th street station early this morning.(estacio) bart officials say they have now detained the man in this alarming video who was caught on camera berating a passenger spewing racial slurs. the incident happened on a richmond train heading to fremont this past monday. bart spokesperson alicia troust tells kron four news quote, they have identified him, but did not release his name to us. also, she added, they will be moving forward in seeking a prohibition order to ban him from the system." the victim in the video, did not want to press charges - he told kron four news that he was certainly concerned, especially when the man struck him not once but twice in the face. and the man who recorded the video told kron four he too was scared that

the whole incident was going to escalate and get more violent. john burris. attorney. it does not rise to a crime. he seems crazy. i showed the video to civil rights and former federal prosecutor attorney john burris. burris. he needs help. we reached out to bart officials multiple times friday, to ask whether they planned to seek any type of charges, but were told the only information being released right now was the fact they are looking to ban him from the system. (estacio) burris says that may not be possible, more on that coming up at kron four news at 6 (vick) in the east bay... another blackhawk resident has been burglarized in a rash of crimes targeting that community for months. (grant) kron4's maureen kelly reports that police believe the thieves are getting help from someone inside the gated community. (anchor #1) another blackhawk resident has

been burglarized in a rash of community.gated inside the from someone getting help from someone inside the gated community. these still images were captured back on november 3rd..they show three burglars as they approached a house on blackhawk drive.the homeowner thinks he scared them off when he came home a little after 8p the time that people are either making dinner or they're out having dinner so it's kind of a brazen and burglaryone ring the doorbell and one was in the back with another burglar they were on walkie-talkies and no one

answered the door they case the back of the yard broke my siding glass door and made entryanother home on deer ridge drive was burglarized this week. police that makes 11 burglaries since may.10 they believe were committed by the same crew of theives. these images were captured over the summer their black clothes look white because of the infrared cameras. all of the homes targetted back up against a golf course.here you can see the suspects actually using a golf cart during a crime spree where they hit three homes on the same night. that's why blackhawk police are confident the male suspects got assistance from someone from inside the community.this is it danville 20 years ago put your alarm on lock your doors make your home look like someone's living in themtoday dr michael ricupito is getting the sliding glass door that was smashed in replaced. and soon he'll be upgrading his security system. these kinds of crimes always happen to someone else until they happen to you. and now i've been a victim of a crime like this it's unnerving the things they've taken from me can be replaced but what they've taken from the standpoint of my security is gonna take a lot of time front for me to recover from my life and i this was disconcerting to say the least the blackhawk homeowners assocation is offering a 25- thousand dollar reward for information apprehension and conviction of the suspects maureen kelly kron4 news. (grant) berkeley police are on the hunt for robbery suspects who have been targeting cal students. the first robbery happened last thursday night... in the area of spruce and virginia streets. two men approached the victim and

started a conversation... the pair then attacked the man. less than an hour later... another person was robbed near people's park. then on sunday night... two men approached a victim and tried to take his phone and backpack... that victim fought back. later that night... a person was approached by two men claiming to have a gun. and finally...the most recent robbery happened on tuesday also at spruce and virginia street. "as long as im aware of my surroundings i'm not too worried." in each case... college students were walking alone and targeted by two people. police are advising people in the area to pay attention to their surroundings. try to travel in groups when possible and stay in well-lit areas. (vicki) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist brittney shipp.

a dry and seasonably cool weather can be expected through the weekend. the next system will bring renewed chances of rain starting late sunday night. additional rainfall is possible the rest of the week, especially for the north bay. (grant) (grant) (grant) new at 5... nearly one year ago the city of oakland set out to improve its fire

code inspection system...after three dozen people died in the ghost ship warehouse fire. as kron4's haaziq madyun reports...today oakland city leaders help a press briefing to discuss the changes. (on cam)sotit was on december 2... when 36-people lost their lives in the ghost ship warehouse fire today oakland mayor libby schaaf assembled top officials from multiple departments including fire, police and housing to update the city's progress report on changes made to prevent the possiblity of another deadly warehouse firesot oakland's new fire chief darin white says fire code inspections will now take place with the use of...sot

digital or electronic format. we don't have to go back to the station to do manual input we can do it right on site"the city is also adding six additional fire code inspectors by the end of 2017 and hiring six more fire code inspectors by 2018, bringing the total number of inspectors to twenty. will that be enough to adequately cover buildings and structures in a city the size of oakland?sotsot if there is a building out of compliance but have people living there... they will have to relocate. and that's when the city's housing and community development department steps in sot sot for a complete look at oakland's ghost ship fire

progress you can find it posted on our website... onto kron4.com...in oakland haaziq madyun kron4news (vicki) jurors in the trial of the man accused of shooting and killing kate steinlein 2015 - will be allowed to consider a first-degree murder verdict... (grant) catherine heenan is here with more on the new decision in the trial ofjose garcia zarate... (catherine) zarate's trial is set to go to closing arguments on monday... he's accused of shooting kate steinle as she walked along pier 14 in san francisco in july of 2015... now a judge has agreed to a prosecutor's request to allow the jury to not onlyconsider the second

degree murder and involuntary manslaughter charges, already in place.........but also 'first' degree murder. second degree applies to murder that is deliberate but not pre-meditated. but the prosecution has been trying to prove that zarate pointed a gun at steinle and pulled the trigger deliberately. defense attorneys say they're not 'terribly concerned' about the fact first degree murder will now be included in juror instructions... they say they don't think it will change the outcome of the trial. grant and vicki? (grant) happening now... the holiday travel season is officially underway. (vicki) kron 4's will tran reports from s-f-o where nearly 170-thousand people are expected to travel trough the airport tonight. the holiday travel season got off to a fast start at san francisco international as the long lines at the security check point koand ticket counters started as early as 430 in the morning. some travelers as soon as they entered the airport.. were surprised by the crowd(we were kind of caught off guard. who

travels on a friday morning? there's no way. it's kind of crazy. everybody is going early.)(reporter-did you give yourself enough time or are you going to rush through?) (no, we have enough time)sfo says they planned for today .by adding extra workers and making sure they have as many people working at the checkpoints and at the counters as possible.by the end of the day 170-thousand people will either take off or land at sfo.and their destinations are all over the map.(we are headed to the raiders game, so we got to go with the team. got to be out there in mexico city to support our team so.)(but you're caught in holiday travel)(yeah, but it's worth it)(it's always a labor of love to leave san francisco and go to the east coast in november.)how long are you gone for?(one week. we time it very carefully. we spend three days with my family. two days with his and then we fly out)the airport says it's no coincidence more people are flying for holidays.doug yakel/sfo spokesman- what we have been seeing is competition among the airlines. united, alaska, virgin what that does is drive down fairs and ultimately it's travelers who

win in that situationsfo says by the time the holiday travel season ends which is on january 1st more than six point 7 million people will have gone through the airport. that's up more than three and a half percent from last year. at sfo will tran kron 4 news (vicki) and to stay up to date on flight delays--- go to our website at kron-4 dot com. we have live information from the local airports. we also have live traffic maps on our mobile app... as people are hitting the roads to get out of town. (grant) coming up... you might want to add a puppy to your holiday wish list. hear how dogs could help you live longer. (vicki) and apple is officially opening their new campus to the public. we'll take a look inside after the break.

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breathing through oxygen mask breathing through oxygen mask breathing through oxygen mask breathing through oxygen mask covered california. it's more than just health care. it's life care. (grant) technology giant

apple is notoriously secretive. but from now on it is welcoming visitors to see at least part of its shiny new campus known as apple park in cupertino.(vicki) kron four's rob fladeboe was there for the grand opening of apple's new visitor center. nats (the public streams into visitor center)an enthusiastic crowd, many of whom are

themselves apple employees, streamed into apple's new visitor center on friday and they were not disappointed. linda stone/apple park visitor "....this is awesome, i can't believe how exciting this is...."the visitor center is just across north tantau avenue, across from main campus. enririque atienza/apple ".....we wanted to take a few minutes to walk you through the space...apple marketing director enrique atienza led a media tour that began here in the cafe whichoffers an assortment of coffee, tea and snacks. there's an open-air roof terrace with a viewacross the valley. the glass-walled structure designed to match apple's spaceship building.ben dobbin/member of architect team "....the entire structure is glass with only a pair of support structures that gives off a a sense of pure space just like we're doing over in the main building...."visitors will want to check out this model of the spaceship designed for apple's a.r.t. or augmented reality platform where, using custom i-pads, you can tour apple park in a variety of ways. a new apple store appears to be the main

attraction, it's the only place where you can buy official apple park tee shirt and other merchandise. you can get a new phone or a watch or a laptop too, of course. apple product enthusiast marilia guimaraes came all the way from brazil to add to her collection.marilia guimaraes/apple customer"....i don't know, it is like i am a child, a knowall the history with steve jobs....i have everything....i am just an apple enthusiast...."in cupertino rob fladeboe kron 4 newsit features a cafe that serves gourmet coffee, tea and snacks. there's (grant) the competition is on... portland oregon now wants to have the tallest building on the west coast. (vicki) take a look... the there's snacks. coffee, tea and gourmet serves cafe that it features a kron 4 newsrob fladeboe in cupertino enthusiast...."apple just an apple enthusiast...."in cupertino rob fladeboe kron 4 newsit features a cafe that serves gourmet coffee, tea and snacks. there's

(grant) the competition is on... portland oregon now wants to have the tallest building on the west coast. (vicki) take a look... the proposed project would have two skyscrapers connected by a glass-enclosed sky- bridge. the taller of the two towers would stand a little more than 970-feet tall. below would be a botanical garden. portland designers say the city needs an attraction and this would be it. (vicki) what they want to build in portland will rival san francisco's sales force tower. but the bay area building will be taller. still under construction.. still under construction.. the sales force tower stands at 1-thousand-70 feet. the building is scheduled to open ... early next year. one side note.. that portland building will be 60 feet taller than san francisco's sutro tower. (grant) time now to check on

our weather... with chief meteorologist brittney shipp. a dry and seasonably cool weather can be expected through the weekend. the next system will bring renewed chances of rain starting late sunday night. additional rainfall is possible the rest of the week, especially for the north bay.

(grant) more than two hundred 'guide dogs for the blind' graduates were celebrating the seventy fifth

anniversary of the organization by walking around san francisco's china town today. they came from all over the united states to show just how easily they and their guide dogs could negotiate the crowded streets of san francisco. they deemed the city their favorite place to visit. ( grant) guide dogs for the blind graduates...will be touring the streets of the city all weekend to celebrate the anniversary. (vicki)forget about an apple a

day ... if you really want a long happy life, get a dog.a new study has found certain breeds are more likely to prolong your life.(grant )and certain people are more likely to enjoy the benefits. catherine heenan is here to tell us about it.catherine? (catherine) the study comes from sweden, where every dog must be registered.. that meant the researchers had wide access to personal health records. the verdict: people who own dogs live longer, and have a lower risk of heart failure. natdog ownership has the greatest impact on people living alone ... reducing the overall death rate by 36 percent ... and the risk of fatal heart disease by 36 percent.people living with others enjoy a lower benefit, but it is still significant. the researchers say they are not sure why dog owners are healthier.but they note that they tend to get more exercise walking their pets.dogs also provide comfort and stress reduction.all that licking may also be good for you, by stimulating your immune system. it turns out some breeds are better for you than others. beagles, dachshunds, pointers and retrievers top the

list.... with significantly higher health benefits than sheepdogs, toy poodles and mongrels. (catherine) american researchers say the swedish results might not be 100 percent the same in this country, one reason -- the milder climate : dog owners in the u=s are more likely to simply let their pets run around in the back yard instead of taking them instead of taking them for walks. grant and vicki? (vicki) still ahead... the a's are moving forward with planning a new stadium-- even though they don't own the site yet. the steps they are taking tonight.

the national park service is trying to relieve overcrowding at muir woods. (grant) it will begin

taking parking it will begin taking parking and shuttle reservations. reservations can be made online or by phone starting january 1st...(vicki) the reservations will help with the crowds, traffic congestion and parking issues . the vehicle or shuttle booking gives the visitor a timed arrival with no restriction on the length of stay for that day. demand is expected to be high, and reservations will be required by january 16th. (vicki) the oakland a's are taking the next step in planning a new ballpark... even though the team doesn't own the proposed site yet. (grant) today the a's announced that they have hired four design firms to help plan the new ballpark.. in september...the a's announced a plan to build at the peralta community college district near laney college. but opponents have said they are concerned about traffic congestion, pedestrian safety,

and parking availability. (vicki) a's president dave kaval says the goal is to create the best ballpark experience for our fans, players, and community. the firms will help integrate the concerns of the public into their design process. (grant) next at 5:30... more reports of sexual harassment in congress. find out if there are investigations underway. (vicki) plus after the break... people in the north bay are coming together to help victims of the deadly firestorm. hear what they are doing this weekend. (grant) we are following breaking

news out of san francisco tonight. a big traffic mess on southbound 101. a dumptruck crashes with a muni bus and overturns. (vicki) kron 4's gabe slate just got to the scene.. gabe what can you tell us?

(grant) a group of neighbors in santa rosa connected though social media, internet forums and word of mouth... to help people who lost their homes and belongings in the fire. (vicki) they're organizing a number of garage sales, where instead of selling

things, they will be giving them away for free to those who need it most. kron 4's camila bernal explains. these are the signs that will be able to spot all over santa rosa tomorrow.they indicate a garage sale where everything will be free for the survivors of the fires.pkg:after the fire, diane madero opened her home to five people who had been evacuated10:51 there was a lot of just quiet and you know, meditation and just trying to take it and just hugs and dinners togetherthat experience reminded her that sometimes, less is more 16:21 i started looking though my things and i saw how many extra blankets, pillows, pots and pans, dish ware that i hadn't used, based, children's things bbq and said we can start get all the neighbors involved to put things out on their curbs and help people resupply their homesand what started out as a small way to help has grown into more than a dozen locations where neighbors will be hosting garage sales. everything is free.4:18 this is fitting for our community just to have a free giveawaymonica vincent read about the garage-sales online and decided it was the perfect way for her to help the fire victims out.5:13:19 think about how it would be to

start over from scratch in your own home, look around, what's there? what do you need? they've collected all kinds of household items but they are aware that the recovery will take time19:29 there's a couple areas that we lost that are lower income, middle income areas and we are hoping that we'll be able to help them camila tagthe garage sales will be from 9 am until 5pm on saturday we have a list of the locations on our website. reporting in santa rosa, camila bernal kron 4 news (grant) the families of first responders-- who lost their homes in the north bay fires-- will also be getting much needed supplies. the san francisco-based agency "play it forward" is collecting items for the families... donations include clothing, sports equipment and toys. "play it forward" works with professional athletes and philanthropists. the agency is working with former baseball players like johnny gomes-- to collect athletic equipment for the 110 santa rosa little league players who lost the equipment in the fires. johnny gomes played for the a's, is from petaluma, and went to santa rosa junior college. college.junior santa rosa and went to from petaluma, for the a's, is gomes played johnny the fires. johnny gomes played for the a's, is from petaluma, and went to santa rosa junior college.

(grant) college.junior santa rosa and went to santa rosa junior (grant) the families of first responders-- who lost their homes in the north bay fires-- will also be getting much needed supplies. the san francisco-based agency "play it forward" is collecting items for the families... donations include clothing, sports equipment and toys. "play it forward" works with professional athletes and philanthropists. the agency is working with former baseball players like johnny gomes-- to collect athletic equipment for the 110 santa rosa little league players who lost the equipment in the fires. johnny gomes played for the a's, is from petaluma, and went to santa rosa junior college. (grant) p-g-and-e is planning to cut down...as many as 25-thousand fire-damaged trees across northern and central california. according to the company... it is an effort to protect power lines. p-g-and-e says arborists and foresters determine which trees need to be cut down along roads and across private property. that work is happening should be completed by the end of the year. p-g-and-e has been hit with multiple lawsuits alleging the poorly maintained power lines were responsible

for october's devastating fires. the official cause of those fires is still being investigated. (vicki) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist brittney shipp. a dry and seasonably cool weather can be expected through the weekend. the next system will bring renewed chances of rain starting late sunday night. additional rainfall is possible the rest of the week, especially for the north bay. (grant) the rev. (grant)

(vicki) congresswoman jackie speier says she knows of two current congress members who sexually assaulted staffers and we're not talking about the accusations against senator al franken.(grant) our washington correspondent alexandra limon reports on why you haven't heard about these accusations. ((ááápkgááá)) trt 1:38pop: i kind of landed my dream job sexual harassment has been a pervasive problem in congress for decades according to staffers and lawmakers who are speaking up.in 1989 alice cain says she was assaulted by a rich donor at a fundraiser. alice cain / former congressional stafferand one of his big donors and sort of vip friend of his, grabbed me, groped me, stuck his tongue in my ear.cain wishes she'd spoken up sooner but even now shes hesitant to name her attacker who passed away.

alice cain / former congressional stafferi don't particularly want to cause pain to his wife and kids and grandkids, it wasn't their doing.cain is one of fifteen hundred staffers and former staffers who sent a letter to congressional leadership. they want changes in the way congress handles charges of harassment alexandra limon / @alexlimonnewscongresswoman jackie speier testified this week about two members of congress who sexually staffers. but she didn't say who those members of congress are in part because of the current rules for reporting harassment in congress.rep. jackie speier / california (d- 14th)there are individuals who have signed non disclosure agreements.speier wants to change the rules she says are designed to keep charges secret and protect the attackers. she has introduced legislation to do that. congresswoman susan brooks is chair of the house ethics committeequestion:are there current house ethics investigations?rep. susan brooks / indiana, chair house ethics cmte.again i cannot comment on any house ethics investigations at the current time. but at the appropriate time, we do make those investigations public.in washignton alexandra limon.

.(grant) coming up... several cars could still have the faulty takata airbags in them. details on why the deadly airbags are not being replaced quick enough. (grant) new at 5... a report

issued today says auto companies have replaced only 57 percent of potentially deadly takata air bags... those recalls have been underway for more than 15 years. (vicki) the report says that auto companies are only about halfway toward a december 31st goal of 100 percent replacement. takata air bags can explode with too much force and hurl shrapnel into drivers and passengers. at least 19 people have been killed worldwide and more than 180 injured. (grant) still ahead... an emotioanl game for marquise goodwin... and tonight 49ers head coach kyle shanahan is speaking about what happened to his player.

the mayor of berkeley is trying to clear up what he says is a rumor ... not based on truth. steve

aveson is in the newsroom now to explain. (steve) it apparently all started with a tweet from a woman .. who saw something happening in the neighborhood. police activity... that she said officers were there in cooperation with ice agents. but the mayor says it is not true. what really happened and why the tweet has the city on the defensive. and we will check out tesla's other new car... a roadster. just introduced ... this ride goes from zero to 60 in under 2 seconds. we'll have those stories for you at six... now back to the news at five. broadcaster says:"3rd down and 8 and wide open for the speedster goodwin. and goodwin is gone. a 49er touchdown." (fans cheering)

(vicki) it's the touchdown everyone was talking about after the 49ers game last sunday. (grant) marquise goodwin was very emotional in the endzone. and after the game-- the fans and media learned why. (vicki) kron four's henry wofford spoke with head coach kyle shanahan about the emotional touchdown. we've seen touchdowns celebrated various ways but none quite like this one. last sunday when marquise goodwin strolled toward the goal line, he blew a kiss and pointed to the sky, then he dropped to his knees and began to pray. the 49ers players and coaches were aware of what the speedy wide receiver was going through.kyle shanahan says:"i know marquise was hurting bad, real bad, and i know he will for a while, and i know his wife will too." understandably, an emotional goodwin did not talk with reporters after the game. but later that night he posted this photo on instagram, with

a message that included quote: "unfortunately we lost our baby boy to some complications and had to prematurely deliver him early this morning around 4am. although we are hurt i am grateful for the experience and grateful that god blessed me with a wife as courageous and resilient as morgan. shanahan says:"i've been around and i've been a coach for a while. i've been with players who lost one of their parents the days before games and stuff. i think everyone reacts differently to that stuff. so, i don't think you can judge or expect anything. i've had some people who a death happens and they can't see anyone, and they have to go home right away. you totally understand that and respect it. i've been around some people who that happens and they need to play the next day. they think that's what someone would want and that's very important to them and helps them." marquise said mentally and physically he was unprepared to play last sunday against the giants. but his wife, morgan, enouraged him to give it a try. shanahan says:"then he got here, and pastor earl who worked with him a lot and comforted him a lot did a great job with him. by the time i was able to talk to marquise, he was hurting, but he was adamant he wanted to play. for a guy to go through that, to have those emotions, to go the whole night before, really not sleeping very much, and to come out there and have some very pivotal plays in that game and make a huge difference, it says a lot about the guy. regardless whether he played good or bad, the fact that he was out there and tried his hardest and tried to help us was the most important." marquise and morgan named their son, marquise goodwin junior.

our condolensces go out to the entire goodwin family. (vicki) for much more on this story and other topics involving the san francisco 49ers, henry has you covered. tune into the red and gold zone tomorrow night at 9:30 here on kron four. it airs right after our oakland raiders show, the sword and shield zone which starts at 9. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist brittney shipp.

friday. for black their stores line... and into shoppers off working to get north bay.

(vicki) coming up next... see how retailers are working to get shoppers off line... and into their stores for black friday.

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you may have gum problems and could be on the journey to much worse. help stop the journey of gum disease. try parodontax toothpaste. ♪ black friday is one week away... and retailers are struggling to compete with online shopping. (grant) they are hoping people will take advantage of their doorbuster sales... by visiting the actual store. andrew reeser reports. this holiday season...big box retailers expected to face tough competition with the online market...retailers incentivizing customers to visit their stores.shoppers we spoke with divided on their black friday preferences.

monday to come around and get those cyber monday deals.> stores like best buy... offering huge price cuts on doorbuster deals for people who brave the long lines.

advantage doorbusters you have to come to the store...on black friday.reporting in salt lake city i'm andrew reeser.> (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(granti) steve aveson and catherine heenan are here with kron 4 news at six. (steve) the city of oakland is making changes. leaders learned alot after the tragedy at the ghost ship ware house. so many lives lost also focused attention to buildings being used unconventionally.. and unsafely. what oakland leaders are promising in the name of safety.(catherine) then - it's a sign much loved in san jose. why there's now a move to save the 'dancing pig.' (steve) and you can buy a house for under $500 thousand in the bay area. but buyer beware. (catherine) the news continues in 70 seconds... on kron 4 news at six. (ááásteveáá) sfx: squeak

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following out of san francisco. (áácatherineááá) one person is dead and six others have been injured after a dump truck overturned and crashed into a muni bus. these are pictures of the crash on southbound 101. it's happening at hospital curve. right now crews are working to clear the scene...which is causing a huge backup during the evening commute.(ááásteveáá)(áádbxáá) kron four's gabe slate joins us live. gabe what can you tell us

(ááá2-shotááá)(ááácatherineááá) a man accused of assaulting a passenger at a bart station in oakland has now been identified.(ááádbxáá)

(ááásteveááá) kron four's terisa estacio joins us live terisa, what led police to identify him? estacio - the victim in this case told kron four news that he certainly was alarmed when this man all of a suddent let loose . now there is a big question about what comes next (estacio) he is mental i showed civil rights and former fedral prosecutor attroney john burris this video. as you can see - the man is out of control numberous times he yells racial slurs at the passenger, and twice he hits the man. now bartofficials confirm they have tracked down the man they are taking him into custody at the 12 th street station friday morning. they are not releasing his name. burris. i am not sure you can press charges, he needs a mental ospital. bart officials tell kron four news they are looking to get the man banned from the system, but attorney burris says that might be a problem. burris. violation of his rights. in the meantime, we reached out the victim and

the man who recorded the video. they both say that they are glad the police got involved the man recording the video says he was certainly concerned the matter was going to escalate and become more violent. (estacio) the victim in the case has said he does not want to press charges. certainly a devleop9ing story we will let you now what happens and whether bart does take this to prosceutors for pssible charges.

(ááácatherineááá (ááácatherineááá) bart police have arrested a man accused of throwing a bicycle on the tracks last night in san francisco. it happened at the 16th street bart station around 8-45. witnesses say 56-year-old gregory piere was drunk when he threw the bike....and then he jumped on the tracks. police say the man began acting erratically when they tried to help him. piere is facing charges including public intoxication and battery on an officer. he's also been banned from using bart for a time...

(ááá2-shotááá)(ááásteveááá) a string of home burglaries continues... the upscale community of blackhawk has been the target of thieves once again.(áácatherineáá) (ááádbxááá) we have surveillance video from one of the burglaries. the latest one happened on tuesday. kron four's maureen kelly explains how the thieves might be getting in. it's kind of a brazen and burglarydr michael ricupito opened his front door the evening of november 3rd and saw grass clippings and footprints on the floorwhen he walked further insde his home he understood why.i see my bed was flipped upside down the room was ransacked at that point i knew i was a victim of a burglarythese still images captured by his surveillance cameras..showign one suspect ring the doorbell as two wait communitcating either by phone or walkie talkie.. once the all clear was given one suspect broke his sliding glass door and made entry. they got away with jewerly,

electronics and handbags.i'm the 10th burglary in black hawk to dateanother home on deer ridge drive was burglarized this week. police say that makes 11 burglaries since may.10 they believe were committed by the same crew of theives. these images were captured over the summer their black clothes look white because of the infrared cameras. all of the homes targetted back up against a golf course.it's pitch black at night there's no lights on the golf course but i do know that blackhawk country club and other neighboring country clubs like diablo and the other golf course in the area are thinking about lighting them up and not making it such such a dark placehere you can see the suspects actually using a golf cart during a crime spree where they hit three homes on the same night. that's why blackhawk police are confident the male suspects got assistance from someone from inside the community. the blackhawk homeowners assocation is offering a 25-thousand dollar reward for information leading to the apprehension and conviction of the suspectsone would think for $25,000 someone knows something and will step forwardmeanwhile this homeowner has put a chain on his back gate, is having his sliding glass door fixed and is upgrading his security system. but he believes it

will take a lot longer to get his sense of security back. maureen kelly kron4 news (ááásteveááá)(áááoncamááá) police are investigating a string of robberies near the u-c berkeley campus. kron four's lydia pantazes reports how all the crimes could be related. (ááácatherineááá ) santa clara county

social workers are now warning the public about fake callers claiming to be from state agencies. the fake texts and phone calls are targeting cal works, cal fresh and medi- cal. the caller will ask victims to call a number and give out their personal information. that includes food stamp information and pin numbers.. the callers can then take money from the victim's accounts. the county says that no one in their office will ever call or text people - asking for that information. (ááásteveááá) the mayor of

berkeley claims a tweet about an ice raid at a construction site this morning is not true. mayor jesse arreguin tweeted "reports of an ice raid happening in south berkeley are not true. the police were serving a warrant and there was no ice presence or involvement of any kind. berkeley continues to be a sanctuary city and we stand with our undocumented community." this comes after a woman on twitter claimed the city worked with ice in a raid at sacramento street and alcatraz avenue. ( steve )tonight new numbers show more than a million people have signed up for obamacare for 2018.the affordable care act open enrollment stretches through mid-december. ( catherine ) white house correspondent mark meredith breaks down the numbers...and tells us what it could mean for the fight over health care.... trt: 1:29out: in washington, i'm mark meredith. nat: "let obamacare implode."president trump wants obamacare to vanish.but a new report from the centers for medicare and medicaid shows americans are still signing up for coverage. the report says 1.4 million

people have enrolled since november first.that's upnearly a half million from the same time period in 2016. lori lodes is the co-founder of the pro-obamacare group "get america covered"."there is not much time left, people have to take action before december 15, or risk not having coverage in 2018".a new poll from the kaiser family foundation says 45 percent of americans are less informed about obamacare open enrollment compared to last year.and there may be a reason. the trump administration is spending 90 percent less this year on awareness campaigns. but congressman neal dunn of florida says the issue isn't the advertising.he says it's that coverage is too expensive. "i happen to be on the exchange, that's a funny part of congress, and the deductible i'm looking at is 13,000.that's a big bite"the government reports some consumers will see higher prices in 2018.but lodes says that won't apply to everyone. "its really just about where you live and what your income is, what your family size is, your unique situation is going

to determine what plans are available for you"and lodes says while the future of obamacare remains uncertain rest assuredif you sign up for coverage now, you'll remain covered throughout next year.in washington, i'm mark meredith. a live look outside right now... as we get our first look at the four zone forecast with chief meteorologist brittney shipp. a dry and seasonably cool weather can be expected through the weekend. the next system will bring renewed chances of rain starting late sunday night. additional rainfall is possible the rest of the week, especially for the north bay.

(( áá steve / v.o. áá )) it's the latest big bay area tourist attraction, get a close up look at geek heaven on the campus of apple computer (( áá catherine / v.o. áá )) crowded streets and construction didn't stop guide dogs for the blind and their owners in san francisco today..

what they were out to demonstrate.... (( áá steve / v.o. áá )) don't let reports of a nationwide housing crunch stop you fromfinding a place to buy.. it is possible to find a bay area homeunder a half million dollars

at stanford health care, we can now repair complex aortic aneurysms without invasive surgery. if we can do that, imagine what we can do for varicose veins. and if we can precisely treat eye cancer with minimal damage to the rest of the eye, imagine what we can do for glaucoma, even cataracts. if we can use dna to diagnose the rarest of diseases, imagine what we can do for the conditions that affect us all. imagine what we can do for you. new apple store has opened its

doors in the bay area. (2-shot/steve) this one, as kron four's rob fladeboe reports, is inside apple'snew visitor center. nats (apple)most of the visitors, at least those who

waited for hours to be among the first in the door to apple's new visitor center here on north tantau avenue work for apple or are related to someone who does. that said,they were snapping up tee shirts and other merchandise exclusive to the visitor center. the building features and cafe that offers gourmet coffee and a roof top terrace. the highlight of the place is sure tobe the aluminum model of apple park's main spaceship building and the company's augmented reality technology. apple's angela hubert demonstrated how it works. angela hubert/apple employee "...i am going to tap on the screen here and it's going to immediately come to life...and we can change the time and view the campus at sunset and use our fingers to pinch and zoom just like our other products..."the public is not allowed across the street to the steve jobs theater or other areas of the sprawling apple park, but they can shop till they drop for a new phone or i-pad. mariliia guimaraes, for one, can't seem to get enough of apple products. marilia guimaraes/apple customer "...i had the first i book, the power book and then the mack book pro...i get

everything..."in cupertino rob fladeboe kron 4 news (steve) the latest victim of the north bay firestorm to be identied is a 101-year old santa rosa resident. tak-fu hung was one of at least 43 pepople killed in the fires. reports reveal that he and his wife were in their home when the wildfire was raging and he told her to leave.. that he could not make

through the flames. she did but suffered burns. the husband... was a former general in china's army.. and was born in 1915 (ááácatherineááá) the devastation caused by the north bay firestorm has helped bring people together. (áááoncamáá) a group of neighbors in santa rosa are working to help people who lost homes.. and now - they're organizing a different kind of garage sale. kron four's camila bernal explains that instead of selling things...they're giving them away. monica vincent still recalls the harrowing moments when she was forced to flee her home as flames threatened to destroy her neighborhood.you look at your home and you might look at it for the last time and all your things in it for the last timethe experience forever changed her. her heart aches for the people who lost everything.my husband and i live on the line of sorrow where on the side that we can have our families here and our friends and have dinner and have our holidays but just a thousand feet away they won't have that for many years possiblyshe decided that instead of trying to move on, she would help othersit's very strange to live in that kind of feeling of normal when it's not normal, we are all affected deeplymonica is just one of about a dozen people

who will host a garage sale where everything is free. an idea diane madero came up with. as soon as i took in five survivors of the fire that lost their homes i started looking around my home and just seeing how many extra things i had that could help families when they got back into their homestheir goal is to give away clothes, household items, furniture and appliances to low income, middle income and undocumented families. i hope that others will do the same; they can organize in their communities the garage sales will be from 9 am until 5pm on saturday we have a list of the locations on our website. reporting in santa rosa, camila bernal kron 4 news

(steve) weather conditions are looking good so far for snow sport enthusiasts... ski resorts around lake tahoe and the sierra nevada are picking up where they left off last season.(catherine) the mount rose ski resort has seen more than 3 feet of new snow in the last two days. another foot or so fell on the summit thursday night into today. and at heavenly at south lake tahoe --- nearly two feet of new snow. (ááásteveááá) a group is (ááásteveááá)

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(ááávo 1 fullááá) this makes the car the fastest production car ever made. prices for the roadster will start at 200 thousand dollars...with a required deposit of 50-thousand bucks. and a limited edition founders series of the car will cost 250-thousand dollars and will have to be paid for up front and in full. (ááágrant@ teleááá) also, last night, the fremont based company unveiled its electric semi-truck it is calling it "the beast".(ááávo 2 fullááá) founder elon musk says the truck can accelerate up to 60 miles per hour in five seconds when it is empty. but when it has a full load...it can go zero to 60... in 20 seconds. musk says this is faster than any diesel- powered truck out there. the trucks drive systems are guaranteed to last for one million miles. it is not clear yet what the price will

be. (ááásteveááá) a group is working to save the iconic "dancing pig" sign in san jose by making it a community landmark. the sign stands on montgomery street. the stephen's meat building was demolished, but the sign remains standing about a decade later. the sign is not at risk of being torn down right now. but if google's plan in san jose becomes a reality, the sign could be torn down. the group called the preservation action council is trying to get signatures, so this doesn't happen. (( áá catherine / v.o. áá )) a shocking explosion at a cheese factory sends one worker to the hospital, we'll explain what happened (( áá steve / v.o. áá )) it's tough to find affordable housing in just about every cornerof the bay area, but there are some homes under 500k...if you're willingto do

a little work.

(steve) in depth tonight: we're continuing the search for homes in the bay area that you can buy for under 500 thousand dollars.(catherine) kron4's rob fladeboe focuses on the south bay... he found out that in santa clara county -- you can count the homes in that price range -- on one hand. you are looking at one of just two homes on the market right now in santa clara county prced at $500,000 dollars or

less. it's in cupertino. i asked david contreras of silicon valley team realty to show it to me. david contreras/silivon valley team realty"....it's a situation where this is what you're getting for your money in our valley at this point."there are signs of a not too recent attempt to remodel but the place is open to the elements now. there is a fairly decent detached garage and tucked away on a bend in stevens canyon road, it has some selling points.david contreras "well, what you are getting for your $500,000 is the cupertino school district, a location beside a beautiful babbling brook and a large, 49,000 square foot lot"nats (tour of 2nd home in los gatos) david's wife and business partner danielle showed me the only other half million dollar home on the market. the two story bungalow is tucked away in aldercroft heights above los gatos . it's a fixer- upper but the buyer will need deep pockets.danielle contreras/silicon valley team realty".this will have to be

an all cash deal because it is an unpermitted home so the buyer will likely have to be an investor"with the median priced home in the valley selling for $1,075,000, and just 22 days of inventory at any price, the contreres agree that even homes like this are becoming an endangered species. daniella contreras".it's outrageous, it's sad for people coming into the market because things for first time home buyers just aren't obtainable"david contreras ".first time buyers are definitely being priced out of the market right now."with prices going up every day, contreras has no doubt someone will come along and plunk down a half million in cash for this property, spider webs and all, which recently appraised for $515,000. it's a tale of two homes that seems to say it all about the negative impact of growth and jobs on a housing market that cant keep up.david contreras".one is habitable and one is not, yeah, it's been a wild ride and it's showing no signs of

slowing down."in cupertino rob fladeboe kron 4 news (catherine) the mayor of oakland and other city officials are detailing what they've been doing toprevent another tragedy like the ghost-ship warehouse fire... (steve) the the tragedy happened almost a year ago.. there is still more to be done. kron4's haaziq madyun reports... according to oakland's ghost ship progress report not being able to gain access to inspect some buildings remains a problem for the city's building code enforcement. in one case the planning and building department has been seeking access to a property

for close to a year. too long says oakland city councilmember noel gallosot that action requires obtaining a warrant says darin ranelletti of the planning and building departmentsotcode enforcement inspectors were not allowed inside the ghostship warehouse. it was just about a year ago that fire claimed 36 lives, right here in councilmember noel gallo's fruitvale districtnat/sot haaziqdoes it take a year to get a get an inspection warrant?sot

property owner doesn't adhere to that">however oakland mayor libby schaaf stands the plan developed to deal with properties that are not up to codesot: "a year ago we promised that we would not have a knee jerk reaction, that we would not go out and engage in a reactive campaign, that we would do the harder and more careful work of making permanent sustainable changes">city officials say in many cases inspection warrants are delayed by the process of trying to track down the owner of the propertygallo says in the wake of the ghost ship tragedy most building owners are working with the citysotsot

in santa rosa, neighbors are getting together to host garage sales where items will be free for fire victims"i really hope that others see that this is a great thing to do and think about how it would be to start over from scratch in your own home, look around, what's there? what do you need?"reporting in santa rosa, camila bernal kron 4 news chief meteorologist brittney shipp joins us now with another look at the four zone forecast... a dry and seasonably cool weather can be expected through the weekend. the next system will bring renewed

chances of rain starting late sunday night. additional rainfall is possible the rest of the week, especially for the north bay. (( áá catherine / v.o. áá ))

coming up... the always adorable holiday window display at macy's.. they're doing their part to help find homes for adoptable pets.. this year's offering on display - when we return. (steve) we all know that

wisconsin is america's "cheese state."(catherine) but what should have been just another day took a wrong turn today when there was an explosion at a cheese plant in fond du lac county... an employee suffered broken bones and burns in an explosion and fire. he'd reportedly been using a torch to cut apart an empty 55-gallon barrel when the explosion happened. emergency crews airlifted the man to the hospital. the fire chief says crews managed to put out the fire before it caused extensive damage. (chief joe birschbach/lamar tine fire dept.): "the employees that were there did a good job of extinguishing some of the -- and keeping the fire small, but when the first people arrived here they were trying to get people out of the shop to avoid further damage just to the people inside." the injured employee is reportedly in stable condition. (steve) in sports -- could roger goodell's reign as n-f-l

commisioner be coming to end? after the break... we'll explain why cowboys owner, jerry jones is going after him (catherine) also - the raiders are flying south of the border to play the patriots in mexico city. our henry wofford will tell us about the high altitude challenges the team will face...

who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear.

who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. the raiders are no longer just

playing a game.they are playing for their season, which means it's all about business. sunday the silver and black collide with the super bowl champs,new england patriots. the teams will play in mexico city, kickoff is set for 1-25. raiders are 4-and-5 overall and contending for a spot in the playoffs. they're only a game behindthe current number 6 seed, buffalo bills. the elevation may be a factor in this game. the altitude in mexico city is 7-thousand, 350 feet. oh baby it's time to dig

deep. nfl commisioner roger goodell commisioner nfl commisioner roger goodell is not on solid groundin the nfl. as we reported earlier this week, cowboysowner jerry jones is threatening to sue the league to block a proposed contract extension for goodell.

according to espn...jones said quote"i'm gonna come after you with everything i have," then he mentioned deflategate and said "if you think bob kraft came after you hard, bob kraft is a p---y compared to what i'm going to do. is the nfl going after the top man in the nba.reportedly, current nba commissioner, adam silverwould be interested in replacing goodell. the 55-year-old joined the nba in 1992 he took over as commissioner for david stern in february 2014. last sunday, 49ers receiver marquise goodwin played against the new york giants, less than 8 hours after his newborn son died. it was a very difficult decision for goodwin, who plans totalk with local tv reporters next week. coach kyle shanahan explains how the 49er is dealing with a family tragedy. we've seen touchdowns celebrated various ways but none quite

like this one. last sunday when marquise goodwin strolled toward the goal line, he blew a kiss and pointed to the sky, then he dropped to his knees and began to pray. the 49ers players and coaches were aware of what the speedy wide receiver was going through. kyle shanahan says:"i know marquise was hurting bad, real bad, and i know he will for a while, and i know his wife will too." understandably, an emotional goodwin did not talk with reporters after the game. but later that night he posted this photo on instagram, with a message that included quote: "unfortunately we lost our baby boy to some complications and had to prematurely deliver him early this morning around 4am. although we are hurt i am grateful for the experience and grateful that god blessed me with a wife as courageous and resilient as morgan. shanahan says:"i've been around and i've been a coach for a while. i've been with players who lost one of their parents the days before games and stuff. i think everyone reacts differently to that

stuff. so, i don't think you can judge or expect anything. i've had some people who a death happens and they can't see anyone, and they have to go home right away. you totally understand that and respect it. i've been around some people who that happens and they need to play the next day. they think that's what someone would want and that's very important to them and helps them." marquise said mentally and physically he was unprepared to play last sunday against the giants. but his wife, morgan, enouraged him to give it a try. shanahan says:"then he got here, and pastor earl who worked with him a lot and comforted him a lot did a great job with him. by the time i was able to talk to marquise, he was hurting, but he was adamant he wanted to play. for a guy to go through that, to have those emotions, to go the whole night before, really not sleeping very much, and to come out there and have some very pivotal plays in that game and make a huge difference, it says a lot about the guy. regardless whether he played good or bad, the fact that he was out there and tried his hardest and tried to help us was the most important." marquise goodwin said having a

son is the one thinghe wants more than anything in the world. our condolensces go out to marquise and morgan.their son, marquise goodwin junior, was delivered at just 19 weeks. and former cal star, jaylen brown played a big role in the celtics win over the warriors last night. scored 22 points. after the game, brown said that his best friend died wednesday. jaylen said he did not want to play last night, but his best friend's mom convincedhim to play against the warriors. to college hoops. stanford taking on northeastern down in palo alto. jerod haase's freshman class came to play. michael humprey led the way with 17 points and 11 boards. the huskies made it a game midway through the second half... but issac white hits a big three... he also tallied 17

stanford wins 73-59 monday night stanford will host the national champs, north carolina. it's ok to call tennis superstar serena williams.super woman.she was pregnant in january, but that did not prevent her from winning the australian open. then she gave birth to her first child in sepetember.and yesterday serena married the love of her life, alexis ohanian...the co-founder of reddit dot com.beyonce and kim kardashian were among the guests. more proof that serena is brave and confident. tonight macy's in san

francisco unveiled its annual holiday window display in union square. people love it --- since it features pets that are up for adoption.... (steve) this year, macy's officials have expanded the holiday magic with space on the sixth floor... people interested can see even more adoptable animals. visitors can come play with the pets from during macy's scheduled hours.

final look at the weather with chief meteorologist brittney shipp.

just revealed, senator al franken's letter to the woman he groped. >> deer leeann. and ben affleck on the hot seat. then katy perry fan. >> deborah: why the chinese won't let her perform at the

victoria's secret fashion show. >> and what gigi hadid did to get her banned. and golf carts, look what the knuckle healed are doing -- knuckleheads are doing and they are everywhere. >> how safe are they? thanksgiving travel hacks. >> i love this. >> the right way to pack charging cords. >> oh, my gosh. >> and the trick to getting your bottled water through security. >> you can get it through tsa as long as it's frozen solid. and how you can get lips like kylie jenner, straight from her doctor. plus the little girl who really misses her big brother. now "inside edition" with deborah norville. >> deborah: hello, everybody and thank you for joining us as we broadcast today from our bureau in los angeles. actor ben affleck is out promoting his latest movie justice league but in doing sos he's found himself on the hot seat over allegations that he

too is among the hollywood bigwigs accused of boorish behavior or worse. >> comedy show, correct? >> this is a comedy show right now. >> ben affleck squirms in his seat as stephen colbert grills him about claims of sexual misconduct. >> you yourself have been accused of a few things sexual impropriety. >> what i was accused by of a woman was touching her breast while i gave her a hug, i don't remember it but i aabsolutely a-- apologized for it. >> this video proves affleck groped her in 2003 when she was 18 years old. he is in a media blitz to promote justice league which hits theaters today but he's had to talk about much more than just promoting a movie. simmons once a fox news

favorite was outrage when he showed -- outrageous as ever when he showed up to promote a new book. he exposed his chest yelling, hey chicks, sue me. his photograph was posted at the security entrance of fox news' manhattan headquarters along with a do not admit advisory. >> deborah: and senator al franken is apologizing directly to the los angeles radio host who posted a photo of him groping her saying he's sorry and that he welcomes a senate ethics investigation into the incident. steve steven has more -- steven fabian has more on the latest accusation of inappropriate behavior to rock washington. >> senator al franken has sent a handwritten apology to leeann tweeden for this photo showing him appearing to grope her. >> it's on letterhead from al, says dear leeann, i want to apologize to you personally. >> reporter: she read the apology on "the view." >> i have tremendous respect for your work for the uso and i am ashamed that