sot- i smelled gasaround 10am on the 3900 hundred block of mission street near the glen park neighborhood there was a strong smell of gas. residnece around here called 911 and pg&e who both sent crewschief hail sffd - division 38 people live in the home as renters where the explosion took place.no one was home at the time.. there were no injuriesjuan lives near by he told me what about a dozen people out here said about the explosion.. that it sounded more like a car accidentsot juan - neighborit took pg&e between 2 and three hours to shut off the main valve that was feeding the gas leak.this concerned nearby residence who were potentially breathing that gas for hours.. also that leak could have turned into a fire with the wrong spark. here is their explanation for why it took so longsot - andrea menniti / pg&e spokesperson

(vicki) new tonight at five... the four victims killed in a deadly hit and run crash have now been identified. this comes as c-h-p officers have arrested sacramento resident fred lowe in connection with that crash. this is video from the scene on saturday night. six people were also injured in that crash. the 47-year old is being held in contra costa county jail for multiple counts of felony hit and run, d-u-i, and driving on a suspended license.(grant) two of the victims identified are from napa... and two are from washington state. they are family friends who just finished playing in a father-son basketball tournament. (vicki) also in the car was a 21-year-old cal baseball player. he was injured, but survived. tonight, kron four's terisa estacio is in napa where she spoke with family and friends who are grieving.

(grant)(grant) it was a dangerous

thanksgiving weekend on the roads. there were nine deadly crashes in the bay area between wednesday and sunday night. in total-- twelve people lost their lives. six of those killed were not wearing their seat belts. c-h-p officers also arrested more than 180 people for driving under the influence. in one of the crashes... a man was killed after his van fell into the waters of the oakland estuary yesterday morning. he has been identified as 68-year-old paul scherer from alameda. rescue crews had a tough time finding the car. they used sonar devices to eventually locate the car and victim. and in emeryville-- a 10-year-old girl was killed in a crash on east-bound interstate 80 near the powell street exit. it happened yesterday morning when a white ford s-u-v was speeding in the wet weather and lost control--- crashing into another car. the girl has been identified as crystal vasquez of san francisco.

two other people were injured in the crash. meanwhile, one person died in a car crash in mountain view. this one was along highway 101 near the ellis street off-ramp. the c-h-p says a car cut off a black honda. the driver of the black honda lost control of his car... hit a fence and rolled over. in the north bay... one person died after a car rolled over along highway 101 in sausalito. that crash was yesterday morning on the southbound side near spencer avenue. investigators say the victim was not wearing a seat belt and was ejected when his car went up the embankment and overturned. and lastly--- in san mateo...no deaths here...but áseven teenagers were injured in a single car crash on saturday night. three of them - who were not wearing seatbelts - were ejected from the car... including a 15-year old who was riding in the back cargo area of the s-u-v. c-h-p says the teens were in a toyota 4 runner when the driver lost control and overturned on eastbound highway 92 at de anza boulevard. the driver suffered minor injuries... and the rest of the teens have

major injuries. , (vicki) another side show in the bay area. this time - in emeryville. these are pictures of the scene... it happened on saturday night on 40th street... in the target parking lot. officers spotted over 100 cars and 500 people. police say there was a hit-and-run on shellmond street related to the sideshow. there were also reports of gunfire. police say the sound was just fireworks. no arrests have been made. (grant) another day without a verdict in the kate steinle murder trial. 12 men and women started deliberating the case last tuesday.(vicki) they are working towards deciding the future of the man who has admitted to handling the gun that fired the fatal shot back in 2015. kron4's maureen kelly joins us live from the hall of justice with the latest. jose garcia zarate, seen here in an eariler court appearance is charged with murder, but they jury has the option of first degree or second degree

murder, as well as involuntary manslaughter. he's also charged with being a felon in possession of a gun, and assault with the semi automatic pistol. his lawyer says garcia zarate should be found not guilty on all counts since his theory is that garcia zarate didn't know that he was holding a gun when he found a rag covered object on the pier that day. he says the weapon went off accidently when his client picked it up. the prosecution maintains it was an intentional shooting, that garcia zarate could have smuggled the gun onto the pier. in her closing arguments the prosecutor says garcia zarate was playing his own secret game of russian

roulette. she showed the jury how he could have smuggled the weapon onto the pier in the clothing he was wearing when he was arrested.i talked to defense attorney brian ford who says it shouldn't be a surprise that the jury hasn't come back in with a verdict yet, especially since they only had two half days of deliberation last week. especially when a trial is this long and there are so many pieces of evidence to consider, just even the instructions themselves are several hours of reading so in the first two half days the jury had the verdict they were probably just sorting out the basics, what the instructions were electing a foreperson, they may have started looking at some of the evidence last week but today was probably the first day they really got to get into it(maureen)he says with a case of this magnitude, he says it could take the jury a couple of weeks before reaching their decision. maureen kelly kron4 news. (vicki) taking a live look outside right now... (grant) now let's check in with with chief meteorologist brittney shipp. .dry and seasonable days

followed by mostly clear and cool nights for much of the upcoming work week. next front arrives saturday with a chance of rain lingering into sunday. sunday. lingering into sunday.

(grant) a man was seriously injured when two groups began fighting in the tenderloin neighborhood. the fight erupted around 1:15 yesterday morning on eddy street near larkin street. police say people were armed with a variety of weapons... including baseball bats and machetes. during the fight... a man was shot. he was taken to the hospiral with life-threatening injuries. the shooter was last seen running down eddy street... police have not released a suspect description. (grant) a man is recovering... after being stabbed in san francisco's bayview district. it happened on thanksgiving...a round two a-m on gilman avenue near hawes street. police say the 50-year-old victim got into a fight with the 26- year-old man. the man stabbed the victim in the chest... and took off in a car.

authorities say the victim was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. the suspect was later arrested. no word on the victim's condition. (vicki) coming up--- it's cyber monday... and the rush is on for online retailers to fill their orders. we'll take a look at how they are keeping up with the holiday rush. (grant) senator al franken returns to capitol hill for the first time since reports of sexual harassment against him. hear the apology he made today. (vicki) plus... sparks fly at the oakland coliseum as the raiders take on the broncos... and several players are ejected. hear the latest in sports with gary radnich right after the break...

heavy, labored breathing heavy, labored breathing heavy, labored breathing coughing 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. a big weekend for the

niners and raiders. jimmy garopplo makes his big debut... and fists fly at the debut... and fists fly at the raiders game. (vicki) gary is here with all the details. a couple of big stories overshadowing the 49ers and raiders games yesterdayfirst to the 49ers and jimmy garoppolo he was not expected to play yesterday but was called into action late in the game after c.j. beathard left the game with a leg injury garoppolo proceeded to convert a 4th down in his first pass attempt as a 49er then on the last play of the game he was cool moving around to find time efore hitting former raider louis murphy for the 10-

yard touchdownbeathard's injury wasn't serious a knee contusion and hip strain since it looks like he could go it looks like he could go against the chicago bears this sunday the question is do the 49ers start beathard or garoppolohead coach kyle shanahan said today he will make that decision wednesday after beathard's condition can be better evaluated so it looks like he wants to stick with beathard if he can play

then in the raiders game michael crabtree and aquib talib got into it again talib had already snatched crabtree's chain before crabtree taped it to his shirt this time but talib still got itafter crabtree shoved him to the ground it was on puches flying after crabtree lost his helmetthere were reports that crabtree punched talib during a previous play rwgardless both were ejectednow the big

question is what punishment will come down and couyld crabtree be suspended it's talib's 2nd ofense and he appeared t initiate things so it looks more likely that he may miss a game or more bith we almost certainly be fined jack del rio said today he didn't see anything that he thought would warrant a crabtree suspension (anchor) time now to

check on time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist brittney shipp. .dry and seasonable days followed by mostly clear and cool nights for much of the upcoming work week. next front arrives saturday with a chance of rain lingering into sunday.

i am embarrassed. i feel ashamed.(grant) senator al franken says he's remorseful about his inapprpropriate behavior towards women in the past.but the minnesota democrat says he does not feel like he needs to resign. groping scandals ... tax reform and a looming government shut down.(vicki ) it's going to be a dramatic couple of weeks in

washington.catherine heenan is here to explain what's at stake.catherine? (catherine) dark clouds over the capitol as the year runs down. 12 legislative days until the end of the year. 11 calendar days until the government runs out of funding. the wheels of government -- bogged down in the deepening allegations of sexual misconduct. "i know there are no magic words that i can say to regain your trust, and i know that's going to take time. i'm ready to start that process, and it starts with going back to work today." franken faces multiple accusations from women who say he touched them inappropriately ."i know that i've let a lot of people down, people of minnesota, my colleagues, my staff, my supporters, and everyone who has counted on me to be a champion for women. to all of you, i just want to, again, say i am sorry. franken and michigan democratic congressman john conyers are both facing ethics hearings. republicans have their own potential problem in alabama senate candidate judge roy moore -- accused of sexual misconduct with young teenage girls.the election is in two weeks, and many voters say they'll vote for him anyway

"what we're getting nationally is, oh alabamians would vote for a pedophile over a liberal democrat." "in this circumstance yes " (laugh) "ok, well you are just saying it flat out then." "yep, absolutely."president trump has stopped short of endorsing moore.he has also reportedly changed his position on the authenticity of the "access hollywood" tape, leaked during his own presidential campaign a year ago.i don't even wait- and when you're a star they let you do it you can do anything grab them by the páááá you can do anything candidate trump apologized at the time.today his press secretary said the voters have vindicated him. "this was litigated and certainly answered during the election by the overwhelming support for the president and the fact that he's sitting here in the oval office today. ."

(catherine) sexual allegations have also cost one california lawmaker his job, and another his political power. san fernando valley assemblyman raul bocanegra resigned today following several reports of misconduct towards female staffers, at the same time - the senate rules committee stripped state senator tony mendoza of his committee chairmanship. the head of the women's legislative caucus in sacramento says the allegations are just the tip of the iceberg. grant and vicki? (vicki) still ahead... facebook is taking a unique approach to preventing suicide. hear the new technology they are using. (grant) and after the break... what happened to the man who is accused of flying a drone over the 49ers and raiders games yesterday...dropping propaganda about the media.

tonight we are learning more information about a man arrested for using a drone to distribute anti-media leaflets

over levi's stadium in santa clara and the coliseum in oakland.(vicki) police arrested 55-year-old michael mapes of sacramento police say mapes flew the drone over levi's stadium during the second quarter of the 49ers seahawaks game yesterday. he then went to oakland to fly over the raiders game there. (grant) the leaflets contained information on news organizations he disapproves of. federal and local laws prohibit drone flights near nfl games because of safety and security concerns. (vicki) facebook is starting to use artificial intelligence to try to prevent suicide online. (grant) the social media giant is able to flag posts from people thinking of harming themselves. the new feature will detect these posts before anyone reports them.. and inform police immediately. the service will scan posts and live video using a technique called "pattern recognition"(vicki) a good example of how it works is... if your friend comments "are you okay"?... this will alert facebook of a possible

suicidal thought. the menlo park based-company is already testing the new feature in the u-s. (vicki) ahead at 5:30... a story of herosim during the north bay firestorm. we'll hear from the doctor who helped save mothers and their newborn babies as they were evacuated from the hospital during the fires.

tonight at 5:30-- time to meet a korn 4 hero. today doctors, nurses and hospital staff from santa rosa were recognized... for helping evacuate and take care of patients during the deadly tubbs fire. but while sutter hospital was under evacuation, so were the homes of many of its staff members. kron 4's camila bernal spoke to our latest kron4 hero...a doctor... who despite losing his home to the fire... went to extreme lengths to keep his patients safe. it was 2am on october 9th when dr. scott witt was woken up by a call from the nurse manager at the newborn intensive care unit28:43 saying that the sheriff had notified them that they might have to prepare for evacuationas the director of the nicu, he got dressed and jumped in his truck, heading to sutter hospital29:33 i knew i couldn't get anywhere in my truck so i went back to my

house to get my motorcycle because you can get around traffic easier on ithis family was also being evacuated-they drove south and he went to the hospital, where the flames were very visible.31:01 that's when i recognized wow this is really significant we might actually have to move and get babies out of herethey began by moving the babies to an area of the hospital that had less flames and less smoke but soon they realized they needed to evacuate-something that was not going to be easy.32:26 you can't just put them in a taxi and take them somewhere they have to have an incubator that we can put on an ambulance and move themthey waited for ambulances to transport 8 babies-but the job didn't end there. the doctor wanted to follow his patients. he again, jumped on his motorcycle.34:20 the roads that we were taking had embers and burning stuff falling on to the freeway and down power lines so it was a lot more perilous than it was when i first started outthe babies safe and the doctor will never forget it36:19 i'm thankful for my bike i always have been but i'm more thankful for the people around me and the people in my life and i feel more connected to people in the community than i ever did before in santa rosa camila bernal kron 4 news.

(vicki) sonoma county fire victims can now get free passes to ride the smart train. the tickets come in two forms...one for individuals and one for businesses. people who lost their home or rental in the fire are eligible for an individual pass. the individual relief passes will be loaded on clipper cards and will allow individuals to ride an unlimited number of times for free. each business relief pass is good for a free one-way trip. the passes are good until the end of the year. (vicki) taking a live look outside right now... (grant) now let's check in with with chief meteorologist brittney shipp. .dry and seasonable days followed by mostly clear and cool nights for much of the upcoming work week. next front arrives saturday with a

chance of rain lingering into sunday. (grant) a warning if you ride

bart. four people had their cellphones stolen in separate incidents. police say one thief stole a person's phone at the fruitvalle station saturday... and knocked that victim to the ground in the process. a second victim's cellphone was taken at the union city station. then, at the 16th street station in san francisco, a man cellphone was taken as he walked up the stairs. and then... police say a large group of teens stole cellphones from two people at the coliseum station. a 14-year-old suspect was arrested in that incident. the other attackers ran off. (vicki) the second of two santa clara county fugitives is back in custody as of yesterday. john bivins and tramel mcclough escaped almost

three weeks ago while at court in palo alto. an undercover operation by u-s marshals at fairmont inn in san leandro finally put bivins back into custody after he slipped out of the courthouse. "people over there told me, 'oh, there's two cops outside,' and i was like, 'okay,' and then i came back and i realized there was one in my parking lot but they were undercover." authorities say someone other than bivins checked into room 2-0-4 saturday afternoon. the marshals came to the motel a few hours later asking about the escaped con. the following morning, they saw bivins leave the motel room, and arrested him. (grant) today is cyber monday. millions of americans are expected to spend billions of dollars online today. kron 4's lydia pantazes has more from the busy and loud amazon distribution center in tracy. this year shoppers are expected to spend a record amount of money. shoppers are expected to spend as much as six billion dollars today.

that's according to a group that tracks online shopping. the busiest time for online shopping will be this evening. experts say the peak time for shopping will be between 8:00 and 11:00 tonight. (grant) and cyber monday shopping is expected to hit a new record for a sixth year in a row. shoppers are expected to spend as much as six-

point-six billion dollars - almost 17-percent more than last year. that is according to a group that tracks online spending. one analyst says that most cyber monday shoppers wait until the last minute to hit the "buy" button. she says the peak time for buying is between eight and eleven p-m - (vicki) coming up... president trump makes a joke about pocahontas during an event honoring native americans. and tonight the white house is defending his actions. (grant) plus after the break-- we'll show you a new device that could help you spend less time on your smart phone.

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is application site pain. ask your doctor about eucrisa. if you're addicted to

your iphone--- there is a new device that might help you kick the habit. (vicki) an austrian designer created a so called "substitute" phone. it looks like a smartphone--- but doesn't have any technology. instead-- it has stone beads on a track that resemble gestures like swiping or tapping. (grant) the company says it is supposed to help smartphone addicts cope with withdrawal symptoms. they created the gadget because they say people spend too much time on their phones last year-- american's spend an average of five hours a day on their phones.

(brittney) i'm chief meteorologist brittney shipp, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

(vicki) one of the largest massage franchises in the country is facing some disturbing accusations. (pam) we are talking about "massage envy" ... customers of the national franchise company have accused massage therapists there of sexual misconduct... touching in places that were unwanted and unprofessional. we'll tell you what the company has to say about these allegations.. coming up at six. and the fire might be out.. but the praise for those who helped saved lives is not over. at six, we will talk with a nurse and her colleagues who were on the front line of the north bay

firestorm . right now let's get back to the news at five. grant and vicki (grant) a big story we are following tonight... veterans affairs secretary dr. david shulkin and secretary of housing and urban development, ben carson, say they have found the formula to end veteran homelessness. they are teaming up to build apartments for low income and homeless vets. kron4's washington correspondent anna wiernicki has more. howard payne: i sleep over here, i sleep in the train station.anna wiernicki: howard payne says when he returned from fighting in the vietnam war he thought he would be taken care ofhoward payne: it actually didn't come down to that. what it came down to was the hard struggles.anna wiernicki: but now payne lives on the streets, and says the government isn't doing enough to help him find a permanent homehoward payne: i'm saying, help us with public housing. nats pop - david shulkin: we have a lot more work to doanna wiernicki: v-a secretary dr. david shulkin says he wants to get the number to zero.dr. david shulkinsecretary of

veterans affairstake cg @ 0:27- 0:33the good news is we have found a formula that we think worksanna wiernicki: on monday, shulkin and hud secretary ben carson toured the conway residence. the building is part of the "veterans affairs supportive housing program", which provides permanent housing for low income and homeless veterans. veterans can apply to be a resident through the v-a. once accepted, they have access to on site supportive services, like social workers, job counselors and mental health specialists. david shulkin: it's not just a home but the sustainment efforts, it's the ability of staff who are hereben carson getting them off the street, taking care of them costs less money than leaving them on the streetanna wiernicki: the v-a says conway is a model they hope to implement across the nation howard payne: we fought for this countryanna wiernicki: to get every veteran, like payne, off the streets.howard payne: this isn't right.anna wiernicki: the trump administration has called for cutting back on home funding, but secretary shulkin and carson say the president's 2018 budget supports their expansion effortsin washington, i'm anna wiernicki. (vicki) president trump says he meant no offense for a joke he made at an event honoring native american veterans. during the event... he made a crack at massachusettes

senator elizabeth warren... refering to her as pocahontas. president trump is a long time skeptic of warrens' claim of being part-native american. this is what the president said... (president trump): "and i just want to thank you because you are very, very special people. you were here long before any of us were here. although, we have a representative in congress who they say was here a long time ago, they call her pocahontas. but you know what? i like you, because you are special." warren resonded to trumps joke... calling it "deeply unfortunate" that the president could not make it through the ceremony without making a racial slur. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist brittney shipp.

(grant) the grandmother who went viral after inviting the wrong person to thanksgiving dinner last year--- invited the teen to celebrate the holiday with her again. you might remember wanda dench sending a text message to jamal hinton last year. she thought she was texting her grandkids-- but it was jamal's phone number. after the confusion cleared... jamal asked if he could still come to thanksgiving dinner, and

the wanda said yes. she extended the invite again this year-- and jamal brought his girlfriend and a pumpkin pie. wanda says she is happy it has become a tradition. (vicki) next on kron4 news at five... get ready for a royal wedding. prince harry has proposed--- and is now engaged to an american actress. hear from the happy couple after the break.

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from the west coast to the world. officially engaged to american actress, meghan markle.(vicki) the last time british royalty married an american was back in 1936. king edward the eighth left his throne to marry wallis simpson. (grant) reporter, karin caifa is in london to tell us when prince harry and markle will tie the knot. prince harry: there she was sitting there, and i was like, well, i'm going to have to up my game. for the first time since monday's big announcement, prince harry and meghan markle, speaking with the b-b-c about their courtship and now, a spring wedding.prince harry: the fact that i fell in love with meghan so incredibly quickly, was sort of confirmation to me that all of the stars were aligned, that everything was just perfect.their engagement, they told the b-b-c, took place earlier this month, on an otherwise ordinary night. meghan markle, prince harry's fiancee: just an amazing surprise, it was so sweet and so natural, and very romantic. he got on one knee.prince harry: of course.interviewer: was it an instant yes from you?

markle: yes. prince harry is fifth in line for the british throne.markle, an american actress known for her role in the t-v show "suits."markle said the couple was introduced by a friend, and she had just one question --meghan markle, prince harry's fiancee: i didn't know much about him, and so the only thing i had asked her when she said she wanted to set us up was, i had one question, it was, "well, is he nice?"the wedding will take place next spring. victoria arbiter, expert on the british royal family:i think this is the happy ending that people have wished for for prince harry. he's been very vocal this year about how he struggled in the years following his mother's death. he's poured his heart and soul into the invictus games. but as william said when he married kate, it makes such a difference when you've got someone alongside you. 2018 was already slated to be an exciting year for the royal family.harry's brother prince william and wife catherine are expecting their third child in april.i'm karin caifa reporting. (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(granti) steve

aveson and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (steve) the thanksgiving holiday is always a big travel day.... and in the bay area unfortunately... it has been tragic. 4 people died on the i-80 in san pablo.. all members of the same family. we talk with their friends who are still in shock and disbelief.(pam) and disturbing allegations about massage therapists at some massage envy franchises. how the national company is responding to customer complaints about sexual misconduct on the massage table.(steve) and honoring heroes even after the flames have been extinguished. we have a touching report from the north bay... coming up at six.(pam) the news continues in 70 seconds.

(pam) tonight at six... we

are learning new information about the four victims in a deadly hit-and- run crash in san pablo.(steve) on the left of your screen are daryl horn and his 14-year-old son joseph from napa. on the right is the scene of the crash on saturday night. the suspect was later arrested...he has been identified as fred lowe from sacramento.(pam) thank you for joining us... i'm pam moore.(steve) and i'm steve aveson. that crash happened on interstate 80 at the san pablo dam road off-ramp. c-h-p says lowe was driving drunk when he hit the car...took off and caused another crash before being arrested. kron four's terisa estacio estacio is in napa where she met up with family and friends who are grieving. here in napa, this is truly a heart breaking story. the horns well known members of the community - their son, jared went here to

vintage high school now plays for cal on their baseball team. jared the only one to survive the horrible crash on saturday night on interstate 80. in a statement sent to kron four news - these wrenching words - "troy biddle and daryl horn were beloved fathers, husbands, sons, brothers, friends and coaches. baden biddle 13, and joe horn 14 were beautiful caring and innocent boys whose loss will be felt by all those who knew them." mike pearson. vintage high school. we are very sorry. the horns a force here in the valley everyone knew them. tell me about jared. great kid, really good. the family was returning from a basketball game - when they were struck in this accident. a chp spokesperson says a driver - fred lowe from sacramento has been booked on multiple counts including dui and hit and run after fleeing the scene. a chp spokesperson says lowe was driving on a suspended liscense and had a prior dui according to authorities.jared horn was driving saturday night with his dad, brother joe and troy and baden inside, the biddles are relatives in town for the thanksgiving holiday. jared was injured, but later released. in napa, terisa estacio kron four news

(pam) the hit-and-run in san pablo was just one of ánineá deadly car crashes in the bay area this weekend ... after thanksgiving. that is according to c-h-p.(steve) grant lodes is here with a closer look at some of the accidents and the latest numbers from c-h-p.

(grant) the wet weather caused major problems for drivers.... this was the scene yesterday at the oakland estuary in alameda. a man is dead after his van fell into the water sunday morning. the victim has been identified as 68-year-old paul scherer from alameda. rescue crews had a tough time finding the car. they used sonar devices to eventually locate the car and victim. oakland police are now investigating how this happened. in emeryville.... a 10-year-old girl was killed in a crash on east- bound interstate 80 near the powell street exit. it happened yesterday morning when officers say a white ford s-u-v was speeding in the wet weather and lost control--- crashing into another car. the girl has been identified as crystal vasquez of san francisco two other people were injured in the crash. (grant) here are a look at the here are a look at the latest numbers from c-h-p.... this is from the

maximum enforcement peroid starting the wednesday before thanksgiving...to last night. there were nine deadly accidents....and a total of 12 people died in those crashes. of those killed...six people were not wearing seatbelts.during that peroid...c-h-p arrested 186 people for driving under the influence on bay area highways. (steve) eight people are displaced from their home after a gas leak and explosion in san francisco... dozens of people in neighboring homes are returning home after the incident was resolved.(pam) it happened near mission stret and insterstate 2-80 in the bernal hieghts neighborhood. kron4's gabe slate has been on scene all day... he joins us live now... gabe?

sot- i smelled gasaround 10am gassot- i smelled gas sot- i smelled gasaround 10am on the 3900

hundred block of mission street near the glen park neighborhood there was a strong smell of gas. residnece around here called 911 and pg&e who both sent crewschief hail sffd - division 38 people live in the home as renters where the explosion took place.no one was home at the time.. there were no (steve) another big story we are following tonight... there is no verdict yet in the kate steinle murder case. (pam) kron4's maureen kelly reports .... members of the jury started off their morning with questions. (maureen)those questions happened in closed session so we don't know what the jury needed information about this

morning. the defense team and the prosecutor were seen going back and forth from the courtroom all day.the jury has had the case since last tuesday, but they only had two half days of deliberation because of the thanksgiving holiday.they've got weeks of testimonly to hash out, witnesses and evidence from the prosecution who maintains the killing of kate steinle was intentional. she says the accused, jose garcia zarate, was engaged in a secret game of russian roulette.the defense says it was an accident and that his client didn't even know he was holding a gun on the pier that day when it fired.i talked to a defense attorney who says he's not surprsed that the jury hasn't come back with a verdict yet.(brian ford)garcia zarate could be sentenced to up to 25 years to life if found guilty of first degree murder, 15 years to life for murder 2 and up to 4 years for involuntary manslaugther .but any verdict has to be unanimous.maureen kelly kron4 news

(pam) a live look outside right now ... (steve) as we get our first look at the four zone forecast with chief meteorologist brittney shipp. .dry and seasonable days followed by mostly clear and cool nights for much of the upcoming work week. next front arrives saturday with a chance of rain lingering into sunday. (pam) new at six...(pam) (pam) new at six...

san jose police are on the hunt for the man who shot and killed another man over the weekend. it happened around 4:30- sunday morning... on ringwood avenue near concourse drive. police responded to a report of a person being shot behind a building. when officers arrived... they found a man suffering from at least one gun shot wound. authorities say the man was

taken to the hospital where he was prounounced dead. police have yet to determine the motive for the shooting. the identity of the man killed has not been released. (steve) the second of two santa clara county fugitives is back in custody. john bivins and tramel mcclough (mc- cloo) escaped almost three weeks ago while at court in palo alto. bivens was captured yesterday at the fairmont inn in san leandro. it was part of an undercover operation by u-s marshalls. authorities say someone other than bivins checked into room 2-0-4 saturday afternoon. the marshals came to the motel a few hours later asking about the escaped con. the following morning, they saw bivins leave the motel room, and arrested him. bivens and mcclough escaped from a palo alto courthouse earlier this month. (steve) in the north bay... doctors, nurses and hospital staff from santa rosa were recognized today for helping evacuate and take care of patients during the tubbs fire.(pam) while sutter

hospital was under evacuation, so were the homes of many of its staff. kron 4's camila bernal explains what happened the night of the fire. pkg:when the flames reached sutter hospital, jennifer huot was the overnight nursing supervisor22:56 i needed to keep everybody safe and that was my first priority that motivated her to act and to ask her team to do the unimaginable 23:41 go up on the roof with a fire extinguisher, put out bush fires, people were stomping them out with their feet, just amazing things that people did that night to keep this place standingbut as she stood on the roof of the hospital, looking out into the flames, it all sunk in 24:19 that's when it really hit me that i might not make it out, like a lot of people did they called their loved ones to basically say their goodbyes and that was the hardest part of my nightthen she got right back to work they needed to

evacuate the entire hospital 20:39 the heroism that was shown by the staff here the foundation of that is the things that they do every day. huot worked 16 hours straight and she wasn't the only one 12:01 sewing their staff out there with shovels and hoses and more fire extinguishers and bandanas over their face, they were trying to protect the building they were trying to protect their patients and their livelihood together they were able to safely evacuate their patients a task and a memory that now unites them 27:30:26 it was very life changing, and i've never experienced something like this, and nobody could ever prepare you for something like this you just go into a life that you just need to get things done and that's what we didcamila ll tagand the hospital spent million dollars on the clean ups and the repairs but their operations are back to normal reporting in santa rosa camila bernal kron 4 news (( áá pam / v.o. áá )) tax reform, the budget, immigration reform .. just a few short days left to get

things done in washington and so much for congress to do (( áá steve / v.o. áá )) some of the biggest drama at levi stadium this weekend was not on the fieldbut in the skies and now the drone pilot behind the scenes has been arrested (( áá pam / v.o. áá )) and a national chain, in the business of bringing relaxation, now facing charges of sexual assault instead of massage. sfx: tinny headphone music

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is facing allegations of sexual asssault from more than 180 woman over the last 15 - years. that is according to a report from buzzfeed news. the chain has nearly 12- hundred locations across the nation... including some here in the bay area. the report found... that the company mishandled many of the claims. 'massage envy' does not force franchisees to notify police of sexual assault complaints, except when those reports are required by local laws. the company released a statement saying ... that even one incident is too many... and it is working to strengthen its policies. (steve) in national news.... senator al franken returned to capitol hill for the first time since the reports of sexual harassment against him.(pam) he apologized again saying.... he knows he has let down a lot of people. catherine heenan is here with more on the apology. (catherine) franken said the accusations against him came as a shock -- calling the situation "extremely humbling. he says he feels embarrassed and ashamed.

earlier this month, a morning news anchor in los angeles said franken forcibly kissed her during a 2006 u-s-o tour -- when franken still worked as a comedian. while franken maintains that he remembers that situation differently than she does, he said today that he's taking responsibility and says it's important that we - quote - "listen to women." (catherine) other women have also come forward, accusing franken of groping them. franken groping them.franken of groping them. franken says he does not remember touching women inappropriately. he dismissed any talk of

resigning from the senate....and says he'll cooperate fully with a senate ethics committee investigation. steve and pam? (steve) with just a few days left on the 2017 legislative calendar, lawmakers in washington have a lot to do.(pam) from tax reform, to the budget and avoiding a government shutdown, to immigration reform. reporter omar jimenez has the details on washington's very busy 'to-do' list. 12 legislative days until the end of the year and 11 calendar days until the government runs out of funding. sen. lindsey graham / -r- south carolina: the fate of the party is in our hands as well as that of the economy. the economy needs a tax cut and the republican party needs to deliver.senate republicans are still pushing to get their tax reform through as both republicans and president trump are in need of a major legislative win.president donald trump: i think the tax

bill is going very well. we had a meeting on it today. it's going to be a tremendous tax cut, the biggest in the history of our country.monday the president had lunch with members of the senate finance committee and tuesday he's expected to try and rally senate republicans ahead of a possible vote this week.house republicans passed their version of tax reform before thanksgiving. now, in the senate, it can only afford to lose two votes.sen. james lankford / -r- oklahoma: i can't imagine we're not going to support this at the end, as a whole, as a senate.and the deadline to avoid a government shutdown is december eighth and lawmakers are already talking about another potential short-term extension to keep things running. they negotiated a similar extension back in september.elsewhere, the deadline for flood insurance is less than two weeks away in the wake of three major hurricanes and funding for some immigration related issues could be lumped into the crucial spending bill. sen. lindsey graham / -r- south carolina: for the dream act, i think you could get strong border security and a break in chain-migration. if you could put those three things together, put it on the end-of-the-year spending bill, that would be a heck of an accomplishment for 2017.but the clock is ticking.in washington, i'm omar jimenez. (pam) let's take a look outside

right now...(steve) chief meteorologist brittney shipp joins us now with the four zone forecast. .dry and seasonable days followed by mostly clear and cool nights for much of the upcoming work week. next front arrives saturday with a chance of rain lingering into sunday.

(pam) prince harry speaking about the first time he met his now fiancee... meghan markle. the prince quietly became engaged to the american actress earlier this month, according to the british royal family. karin caifa has the details on the royal couple to- be, and their wedding plans.

spring will bring a royal wedding to london.the announcement came from the british royal family monday. prince harry, the younger of the two sons of prince charles and the late princess diana and fifth in line for the british throne - will wed american actress meghan markle. they made their debut as an engaged couple at kensington palace, after the announcement. prince harry: thrilled. very happy it isn't raining as well.meghan:so happy.the two were engaged earlier this month in london, according to a statement from harry's father prince charles, who said he was "delighted." buckingham palace said harry's grandmother queen elizabeth, and prince philip, "wish them every happiness."the couple made their first public appearance in toronto in september, at the invictus games, the sporting event for injured servicemen and women harry founded in 2014.the prince was introduced to the actress - who is also active in philanthropic work - in july of 20-16.victoria arbiter/expert on the british royal family: "i think this is the happy ending that people have wished for for prince harry. he's been very vocal this year about how he struggled in the years following his mother's death.

he's poured his heart and soul into the invictus games. but as william said when he married kate."2018 was already slated to be an exciting year for the royal family.harry's brother prince william and wife catherine are expecting their third child in april.i'm karin caifa reporting. (( áá steve / v.o. áá )) a man in the water off pebble beach attacked during the thanksgivingholiday, tonight we have an update (( áá v.o. / pam áá )) and a sacramento man.. angry at the news media.. violates the legal airspace over levi stadium during then 49er game and the raider game in oakland..and now he is arrested and facing charges

what if there was only one emoji? now what if there was only one mattress? one is not a choice. choose your mattress with tulo. everything you want in a bed, in a box. information about a man arrested for flying a drone over levi's stadium in santa clara and the coliseum in oakland. police arrested 55-year-old michael mapes of sacramento. police say,

mapes flew the drone over levi's stadium during the second quarter of the 49ers - seahawaks game yesterday. police say he was trying to use the drone to distrubte anti-media leaflets. he then went to oakland to fly over the raiders game there. federal and local laws prohibit drone flights near n- f-l games because of safety and security concerns. (steve) a man is recovering after being stabbed in san francisco's bayview district. it happened on thanksgiving day at around two a-m on gilman avenue near hawes street. police say the 50-year-old victim got into a fight with the 26- year-old man. the man stabbed the victim in the chest... and took off in a car. police say the victim was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. the attacker was later arrested. no word on the victim's condition. (( áá steve / v.o. áá )) in the face of strong resistance to gun control legislation oneloophole is about to be closed for violent offenders (( áá pam / v.o. áá ))

an amazing shark attack over thanksgiving ... shocking onelocal community, we've got an update.

a man faces off with a great white shark and lives to tell about it(steve) he told his story to kron 4's haaziq madyun.... just a few hours ago. nats/opening bandagesot

azatian: shark attack survivor: "the wound is on the right side of my upper leg"> 25-year-old grigor azatian is showing me one of the bite wounds he suffered after being attacked by a great white shark last friday while spear fishing in monterey. he says he feels lucky to have survived the encountersot he describes the moments just before the attacksothe says he manage to make his way to his inflatable boat where his father was waiting to help him sotarmen azatian/shark attack survivor's father: "i did not have the luxury to be emotional. at that moment i was focused to help my son because of the magnitude of

the damage it was just horrible. so i tried to stop the bleeding. i am a doctor myself. i have experience with that. never saw a wound like that">even so, his son who caught his first fish when he was 13, says this incident will not stop him from pursuing his passionsot

found a rag covered object on the pier that day. he says the weapon went off accidently when his client picked it up. the prosecution maintains it was an intentional shooting, that garcia zarate could have smuggled the gun onto the pier. in her closing arguments the prosecutor says garcia zarate was playing his own secret game of roulette. she showed the jury how he could have smuggled the weapon onto the pier in the clothing he was wearing when he was arrested. in santa rosa doctors, nurses and hospital staff are being thanked an honored for all of their work in helping evacuate their patients during the fires."nobody could ever prepare you for something like this you just go into a life that you just need to get things done and that's what we did"reporting in santa rosa camila bernal kron 4 news it's cyber monday... one of the busiest days of the year for amazon. the city of tracy houses one of amazon's 12 fulfillment centers in california. a fulfillment center is where items are packed and shipped for customers. the center in tracy is about the size of 28 football fields. we talked to a company spokesperson about how busy amazon gets on cyber monday. last year... an average of 740 items per second were ordered through the amazon website on cyber monday.

(steve ) let's take a look outside right now ...(pam) chief (pam) chief meteorologist brittney shipp joins us now with the four zone forecast. . .dry and seasonable days followed by mostly clear and cool nights for much of the upcoming work week. next front arrives saturday with a chance of rain lingering into sunday. (pam) another sideshow in the bay area. this time it happened in emeryville. these are pictures of the scene... it happened on saturday night on 40th street ... in the target parking lot. (pam) another sideshow in the

bay area. this time it

happened in emeryville. these are pictures of the scene... it happened on saturday night on 40th street ... in the target parking lot. officers spotted more than 100 -cars and 500- people. police say, there was a hit-and-run on shellmond street, related to the sideshow. there were also reports of gunfire. but police say, the sound was just fireworks. no arrests have been made. (steve) in national news.... members of congress want to close a loophole that allows service members convicted of domestic violence to obtain guns. (pam) kron four's washington correspondent brie jackson has details on the proposed bill. senator tim kaine says the system for requiring background checks before buying a gun needs to be changed."if you have weaknesses than bad things happen".the suspected shooter in the recent texas shooting is an example. he was in the airforce and convicted of abusing his wife and kids. with the new law - that conviction would prevent someone with a military background from buying a gun. kaine: "he should not have been able to have a gun under

federal law but he got one because the military wasn't introducing these records into the criminal background checks the right way." (( áá steve / v.o. (( áá steve / v.o. áá )) from porch pirates to smash and grab robberies the holidaysbring an increase in crime, coming up the lastest involved a highpriced

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brand accepted by the american dental association for its effectiveness and safety. my mouth feels so clean. i'll only use an oral-b. oral-b. brush like a pro. new tonight at six. police need help identifying a suspect, who stole a camera and hit a store employee with a car as it left the scene in santa rosa. here is a look at who police are searching for and their getaway car. it happened friday night...

police say when the teen entered the camera shop... he asked to see the most expensive camera... then took off running. the employee that gave him the camera... was the one that was hit by the car... the person was taken to the hospital, but will be okay. police are looking for a maroon chrysler 200 coming up in sports, news director gary radnich talks aboutthe first appearance by the 49ers quarterback of the future and everybody's talking about the chain grabbing and fisticuffsat the oakland raiders game. a couple of big stories

overshadowing the 49ers and raiders games yesterdayfirst to the 49ers jimmy garoppolo and c.j. beathard... who played pretty much the entire gamebut with less than a minute to play beathard who has been beat up all season went down with a leg and hip injuryso in came garoppolo and guess what after completing a pass to convert a th down on his 2nd pass he scrambles and finds former raider loius murphy for the 10-yard touchdownbeathard's injury was not serious and he could play sunday in chicago. so of course kyle shanahan was grilled about garoppolo and beathard(sot: shanahan & garoppolo) i'll probably have an answer for you guys on wednesday i'd like to talk about it with the staff i'd like to watch some chicago first.we just finished up

seattle, just finished up watching the game with the quarterbacks and came in here. we'll have a decision for you guys by wednesday.it was cool like i said tough situation you know being down whatever at that point. we'll move on from here. as for the raidersmichael crabtree and aquib talib bth have been suspened 2 games for their fight yesterday talib had already snatched crabtree's chain before crabtree taped it to his shirt this time but talib still got itafter crabtree shoved him to the ground it was on puches flying after crabtree lost his helmetboth were ejected from the game meanwhile the raiders other starting receiver amari cooper suffered a concussion... so they could be without their 2 starting

receivers for the next 2 games former 49ers coach chip kelly was introduced as the new head man at ucla todaykelly was hired to replace the fired jim mora kelly convonced the philadelphia eagles to give him more than $23-million he left with a $9 million buyout then the 49ers gave him a four year, $24 million deal

getting fired after only one season the niners still owe him $18 million although they should save about $7.5 million with kelly's signing at ucla here is kelly today talking about the greatest coach in ucla history perhaps sports history john wooden(sot: kelly) i think every coach that's ever put on some shoes and grabbed the whistle and got out to try and educate young men and women have learned from his pyramid of success and to be at the same campus where he affected so many people and still affects so many people is really truly an honor. the warriors host the sacramento kings

tonight but they will be wiothoutthere two biggest starssteph curry will not play he has a contusion on his shooting hand (right)kevin durant won't play for the 3rd straight game he is still out with a left ankle sprainandre iguodala was listed as doubtful with knee soreness but he will play tonight draymond green was actually asked by the medea today if being without curry or durant against a poor team like the kings could be a good thing because everyone else will get greater opportunities offensively(sot: draymond green & klay thompson) i think that's pretty cliche when you say oh man we get a chance to work

without this guy and work without that guy. like you want to play with that guy when it matters so you probably need to work with them.we have plenty of guys who can score and play the right way and no one can make up for what those two do individually so we have to do with nine or ten guys. (( áá v.o. / steve áá )) coming up, what's the secret of a good marriage? you'll get a cluefrom a pair of high school sweethearts celebrating their 75th wedding anniversary!

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celebrating an astonishing 75 years of marriage.(pam) robert and edith mae schaum met back in high school when they were just 15- years old. the pair got married in 1942 at the age of 22. just a year later, robert served in the u-s navy in world war two. they say their future was uncertain at that time... two children and a cat named "cleocatra" later, the couple celebrates the milestone anniversary. "we had no idea what our future held.""we don't know anybody that's been married that long."(pam) their tips for a long lasting relationship are patience and

understanding. the couple enjoys going out for dinner and the occasional cocktail. last weather and goodbye final look at the weather with chief meteorologist brittney shipp. brittney shipp.

american princess. >> i could barely let you finish proposing. i was like, can i say yes now? >> i'm outside meghan's mother's home in los angeles.

>> everything you want to know about the engagement. >> he got on one knee. >> and that amazing ring. >> it's beautiful. >> plus, meet the inlaws. >> you're a really lucky guy to have her. >> do you think you would be invited to the wedding? plus, melania fights back. >> why she's blasting the report that she never wanted to be first lady. then, inside the belly of the shopping beast. >> the biggest on-line shopping day in history. >> and what to watch out for this cyber monday. bogus celebrity ads. >> it drives me crazy. >> people are getting scammed. now, "inside edition" with deborah norville. >> deborah: hello, everybody, and thank you for joining us. they met on a blind date and now american actress meghan markle is going to become a princess. prince harry and his fiancee faced the press for the first time today as an engaged couple. >> here she is. america's princess, meghan

markle. she and prince harry spoke for the first time today about their love story that you hear about in fairy tales. >> so it was definitely a setup. it was a blind date. >> it was a blind date, suresa. >> it's so interesting because we talk about it now, and even then, because i'm from the state, you don't grow up with this same understanding of the royal family, and so i didn't know much about him, and so the only thing that i had asked her when she said she wanted to set us up, i had one question, i said, is he nice? >> they said they fell in love despite the fact that they were rarely able to date like a regular couple. >> i had never heard of megan and i was beautiful surprised. >> very early op when we realized we were going to commit to each other we knew we had to invest the time and energy and whatever it took to make that happen. >> the official announcement of their engagement came down at 5:00 a.m. east coast time. four hours later they posed together in the sunken garden

of london's kensington palace. >> congratulations from all of us. how are you both feeling? >> thrilled. >> meghan, how are you feeling? >> so happy. >> there was no mistaking their affection. they locked hands and never shopped showing how much they are in love. then it was time to sit down together for their first interview as a couple. meghan wore a forest green crew neck sleeveless dress. harry was in a business suit. their engagement san historic moment for the royal family and for the usa. >> she's an actress. she happens to be bi-racial. shouldn't be an issue but it's a first within the royal family. she went to catholic school. she's american. i mean, these are all things that normally within the royal family you go, well, that's not going to work. but this is also where she is going to be such a breath of fresh air. >> meghan is 36 years old. she was previously married