unfold. (steve) (steve) new tonight at

five... a water main break is causing probles for the evening commute in san francisco. (vicki) crews have been working to repair the pipe throughout the day but as kron 4's camila bernal explains it's an ongoing problem caused by the deterioration of the pipes. (steve) three office buildings

and one apartment building in the area were without water because of the water main break. crews continue repairs in the area and are asking drivers to take alternative routes. buses on the 10-townsend and 12-folsom lines are being rerouted to avoid the area. (vicki) the jury deliberating the kate steinle murder trial have still not reached a verdict.(steve) today was the fourth day of the 12 men and women of trying to hammer out an unamious decision in the case. kron4's maureen kelly has been waiting outside the courtroom and joins us live. maureen-- any new developments today? (maureen) the

jury has been hashing out this case inside the hall of justice for close to20 hours so far. it's been a lot of long and anxious days for the gaggle of media who are waiting for them to come to a decision.it's both boring and nervewracking.the only action we see is the prosecutor and the defense team walking back and forth from the courtroom and when the jury goes to lunch.there's a lot for the jury to go over. there's been weeks of testimony.the proscecutor says jose garcia zarate was conducting a secret game of russian roulette.the defense calls the shooting death of kate stienle a tragic accident.the sticking points could be issues that the jury heard conflicting testimony on. that would include the trajectory of the bullet, which hit the pier before hitting steinle in the back. the proscecutor maintains garcia zarate was aiming in steinle's direction but pulled the trigger too soon.the defense says it was a freakish ricochet.(maureen)the jury went home just a half hour ago.they are expected back tomorrow at nine. maureen kelly kron4 news.

(vicki) happening now in the south bay... police continue to search for a man who fired a gun at an elementary school. a woman tried to chase down the gunman to stop him. (steve) it happened in san jose earlier this morning. kron 4's will tran reports from the scene. students showing up to booksin elementary seeing their campus riddled with bulletsa man fired shots at two surveillance cameras... one here next to this building... the camera is actually dangling.the other shots were fired at this camera in front of the library...as well as the library exterior wall. (karen scher59-103-i jumped out of bed. ran across the street and called 9-1-1)karen scherrer lives next to the school. she and her husband raced toward the gunshots.she ultimately would see the gunman face to face.(karen scherrer/witness 1:41- he seemed to turn to point it

over at me. i'm not sure if he saw me or just heard my voice but at that point i was on the phone with the operator. i started hyperventilating she said can you behind a tree? at that point i hit the ground 2:08)she said the man then ran away from the school and over a fence.police officers raced to the scene but by then it was too late.they searched the neighborhood but he was gone. parents showing up couldn't believe for the second time in roughly three weeks.. the school was shot up again. kristin weber/parent-it's very concerning. it's very concerning. as a parent i would like to know why someone keeps shooting at the school and what we are going to do about it?will tran stand up- investigators are hoping the cameras were able to capture the man's image before he shot the cameras. they're not sure if he's the same person who shot the school earlier this month.in san jose will tran kron 4 news (vicki) we're coming up on

the one year anniversary of the tragic ghost ship warehouse firein oakland.. (steve) catherine heenan is here to tell us about a story that we'll see tonight at 10 --- the unusual way that two of the victims of that fire are being remembered.. (catherine) among the 36 people who died in that fire........two people described by their friends as 'creative genuises'.... we're talking about travis hough and chelsea faith -- who were behind thepopular techno dance group called "easy street." this is video of one of their shows.. they had fans and colleagues who never missed a performance.....and who loved thewild, fun and in-your-face performances.. eric bateman - performed with easy street - we would all dress up in feathers and sequins and fishnets. we once almost got banned from the bottom of the hill here in san francisco. we had six dancers- josey was one of them - and we gave them bags of confetti. and throughout the show we would be throwing out confetti. and by the end of the show - the whole place was covered in confetti. they

were not stoked. but everybody was having a really fun time. they decided that sharing stories - wasn't enough. so how do you best remember two talented young musicians who died too soon?their friends have come up with a way... tonight at ten - we'll show you the unique way they're being honored.. steve and vicki? (steve) a former bay area police officer has been charged with statutory rapeafter admitting he had sex with a 17-year-old girl. one-time san leandro police officer marco becerra says he met with the girl while working as an instructor at the department's explorer program. designed to give teens a head start in a law enforcement career. 26-year-old becerra resigned last month after he confessed to being in a sexual relationship with the 17-

year-old girl. alameda county prosecutors charged becerra with three felony counts of unlawful sexual intercourse with a minor. he pleaded not guilty. becerra's attonery...says the relationship was consensual. (steve) state officials say small cracksthat have appeared in the brand new concrete spillway at orovile dam.were expectedand do not pose a threat. federal regulators asked the department of water resources to explain the hairline cracks on the dam's new massive concrete flood-control chute. water officials responded in a letter stating that steps taken to build a more durable spillwaycaused the cracksand was anticipated. however a california berkelely engineering professor says cracking in high-strength reinforced concrete structures.is never expected. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist brittney shipp.

after a chilly start to the day, where most areas where 5 to 100 cooler than yesterday morning and a few locations in southern monterey/san benito county even dropped below freezing, temperatures have rebounded and are now running a few degrees warmer than this same time yesterday, with mid 50s to low 60s reported around the area as of 1pm this afternoon. temperatures will continue to increase above yesterdays readings through the remainder of the afternoon and should finish the day around 3 to 5 degrees warmer than yesterday, which is within a degree or two of seasonal normal values.

(steve) coming up on kron4 news at five.. after 2 and a half months of quiet, north korea making waves with another missile launch toward china, the highest one so far (vicki) his spirit is strong but with a bullet still lodged in his lung, the youngest survivor of the tehama shooting sayshe'd prefer not to return to the school where he was shot. (steve) a san francisco neighborhood still on edge after an explosion yesterday, and still 150 people are without gas at this hour.

more than 150 people are still without gas tonight-- more than 24 hours after a gas leak and explosion in san francisco. it happened yesterday near mission street and interstate 2-80.... in the bernal heights neighborhood. the fire department believes that the explosion came from the garage on the lower level of a three story house. it blew out the windows of the house and the garage door was blown off. 8 people lived there but nobody was home at the time. most of the people without gas tonight are on the east side of the 39-hundred block of mission street. right now, crews are still trying to figure out the source of the leak. (steve) an update on a mail bomb that was sent to a police officer's home in the east bay. we're learning

this is ánotá the only incident authorities are investigating. the latest case happened friday on bay farms island in alameda. one person was injured when the bomb went off. back on october 19th... a bomb was sent to a home in east palo alto. it exploded and injured one person. so far... no arrests have been made and no suspect descriptions given. (vicki) happening now... there is a new effort to repeal california's new gas tax. organizers in southern california are working to get the repeal on the ballot in november of next year. the tax was signed into law by governor jerry brown in april. supporters say funds generated from the increases will help improve public infrastructure. more than 500-thousand signatures are needed by march in order to get the issue on the ballot next november. (vicki) and the gas tax has forced drivers around the bay area to pay more at the pump. here's a look at the current prices... in san jose it's 3-dollars-and -17 cents for a gallon of regular gas. in oakland it's two pennies more at 3-19. and san francisco is

always the most expensive--- 3-dollars-and-30-cents for a gallon of gas. (steve) a man is behind bars after robbing a bank in the east bay. it happened yesterday afternoon at the bank of america on willow pass road in downtown concord. police have arrested robert waterman in connected to the robbery. these are pictures from the police department. just before 3:00 yesterday... police say the man entered the bank and demanded money from the teller. he then fled on food with an undisclosed amount of cash. employees and witnesses were able to give a deatiled description of the suspect. shortly after the robbery, police were able to locate and arrest him. (steve) happening now: police are looking for the man who robbed two women at tunitas creek beach in san mateo county. this is a sketch of the suspect.... the man approached the women and flashed a gun.. he made them hand over their cell phones and backpack... the robber took off towards the parking lot and is still on the loose tonight. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief

meteorologist brittney shipp. after a chilly start to the day, where most areas where 5 to 100 cooler than yesterday morning and a few locations in southern monterey/san benito county even dropped below freezing, temperatures have rebounded and are now running a few degrees warmer than this same time yesterday, with mid 50s to low 60s reported around the area as of 1pm this afternoon. temperatures will continue to increase above yesterdays readings through the remainder of the afternoon and should finish the day around 3 to 5 degrees warmer than yesterday, which is within a degree or two of seasonal normal values.

a missile was launched a little while ago from launched a little a missile was a missile was launched a little while ago from north korea, i will only tell you we will take care of it(vicki) kim jong un defies the latest

trump administration sanctions ... testing a new powerful ballistic missile able to reach most of the united states. the u=s, japan and south korea have asked for an emergency meeting of the u=n security council.(steve)north korea, ending a ten=week pause in its missile tests.catherine heenan is here with what might happen next,catherine? (catherine)the economic sanctions keep getting tighter. the north koreans keep testing bigger nuclear weapons and more powerful missiles. the leader that president trump derided as "rocket boy" may be just months away from being able to launch a nuclear attack on the u=s. natin north korea, 2017 has been the year of the missile. 22 launches in 15 separate tests since february.this one at three=fifteen in the morning, the first nighttime test since february.the 53=minute flight soared 25=hundred miles into space, landing 620 miles away, off the coast of japan. "it went higher frankly than previous shots they've taken."if the trajectory were flattened out

... the missile's range would top 8=thousand miles, enough to reach most of the u=s.thet reminded the united states, reminded japan they have been quite earnest in increasing the range and the characteristics of the missile force,while firing off missiles at an unprecedented rate, the north korean's also tested a massive hydrogen bomb in september, fine=tuned their rocket fuels and engines, and honing their guidance systems. u=s defense officials believe kim jong un could be able to achieve his nuclear dream as soon as next year.the one thing they could do to demonstrate an end to end nuclear capability is to put an actual nuclear weapon on top of a missile and fire it off into the pacific and actually detonate it. the problems still needing work: miniaturizing the warhead ... and making sure the warhead is able to get through the atmospere without burning up. this week hawaii's emergency management agency will hold its first nuclear alert test since the end of the cold war ... the public service announcement tried to soften the alarming news with a soothing backing track of hawaiian music,natthe attack warning advises everyone to take shelter, get inside, stay inside, stay tuned.

(catherine) it would take a north korean missile about 20 minutes to reach the island.defense officials say about five minutes of that time would be spent identifying the threat, meaning hawaiians would have only about 15 minutes to find shelter. vicki and steve? (vicki) we are hearing from the british actress who is suing embattled hollywood mogul harvey weinstein...his brother...and their company. kadian noble says harvey weinstein forced her into sexual acts in france back in 20-14. she's now filing a civil suit that claims the weinstein brothers and the weinstein company violated federal sex trafficking laws. (sot)

me had shut down because going through it all now it makes no sense that i didn't run out of the room and all i was able to do was to say no, bye and him reassuring me.">(vicki) harvey weinstein has been accused by dozens of women of sexual harassment and assault spanning decades. he has denied all allegations of non- consensual behavior. (steve) still ahead--- a crucial final stretch for tax reform on capitol hill. see the president's last minute campaign in washington today. (vicki) and "last call" could soon be a lot later than you expect. the new push to extend alcohol sales... coming up.

you may be able to enjoy your drinks a little bit longer in california. state senator scott weiner is

renewing his effort to push the last call for alcohol until four a-m...(vicki) the local act would allow communities to extend alcohol sales to as late as 4-am... in bars, nightclubs, and restaurants... but not liquor stores. they could also designate certain days of the week and holidays where extended hours would apply. (steve) the bill passed in the senate earlier this year-- but failed in the assembly. today weiner announced that he is going to try to get the bill passed once again. (vicki) a group of wealthy homeowners in san francisco is putting up a fight after the street they live on was sold for 90-thousand dollars. (steve) presidio terrace was sold in 2015 after the homeowner's association failed to pay its property taxes. people who live on the street say they only learned about it earlier this year.(vicki) the homeowners are now asking san francisco leaders to reverse the sale. they say they city treasurer should have never sold the street without doing more to notify them. officials say the sale is legal and it's the responsibility of property owners to update mailing addresses and pay a tax due at the same time every year.

(steve) next at 5:30-- a warning before you give your dog a treat. the bones that could kill them. (vicki) plus--- outrage in the south bay as cats are attacked with a bow and arrow. a live report with the details-- right after the break. tonight at 5:30--

someone in san jose has declared open season on cats. in the last several weeks two felines were struck with arrows. (vicki) kron 4's dan kerman is live in san jose tonight.... and we must warn you he has some disturbing images to show you. dan? (vicki) tonight-- two men are

recovering from their injuries after a stabbing in san francisco. it happened last night near zuckerburg san francisco general hospital. police say two men in their late teens approached the victims and got into an argument. the suspects left the scene... and returned with a third person. one of them started stabbing the two victims. one victim now has life threatening injuries. police are still looking for the attackers tonight. (vicki) happening tomorrow -- a word of warning if you're headed to the beach. the national weather service is warning people to expect high surf from sonoma to monterey counties -- beginning tomorrow. swells from 10 to 14 feet are expected. the weather service is also advising caution when it comes to "sneaker waves" and "dangerous rip currents." fisherman are being told they should stay off rocks or jetties near the ocean as well. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist brittney shipp. after a chilly start to the

day, where most areas where 5 to 100 cooler than yesterday morning and a few locations in southern monterey/san benito county even dropped below freezing, temperatures have rebounded and are now running a few degrees warmer than this same time yesterday, with mid 50s to low 60s reported around the area as of 1pm this afternoon. temperatures will continue to increase above yesterdays readings through the remainder of the afternoon and should finish the day around 3 to 5 degrees warmer than yesterday, which is within a degree or two of seasonal normal values.

(steve) we are hearing from one of the youngest victims of the deadly shooting rampage in tehama county earlier this month. now the 6-year-old boy says he does not want to go back to the school where the gunman opened fire. alejandro hernandez was shot twice... one bullet hit his foot... the other hit his right lung. that bullet is still lodged in his chest. doctors say it is remarkable that he was able to return home just two weeks after the shooting. rancho tehama elementary school reopened yesterday but alejandro says he is not going back. (steve) five people died in the shooting rampage earlier this month. the shooter eventually died in a shootout with police. a gofundme

account for alejandro's family has already raised more than 26-thousand dollars. (vicki) in national news tonight-- president trump visits capitol hill in an effort to push the republican tax reform plan across the finish line. (steve) omar jimenez reports from washington on the state of play of the republican tax reform plan. a crucial final stretch for tax reform on capitol hill. sen. mitch mcconnell / -r- senate majority leader: it's a challenging exercise. think of sitting there with a rubix cube, trying to get to 50 and we do have a few members who have concerns and we're trying to address them. it's why president trump's meeting g.o.p. senators at their weekly closed-door policy lunch tuesday, trying to get what would be a much needed legislative win, over the finish line.sen. orrin hatch / -r- utah: it's an important time for our country. we've come a long way on the finance committee to get this far and i believe we're going to be successful.senate majority leader mitch mcconnell can only afford to lose two votes and at the moment there are some republican senators that have concerns about the plan for example, senator bob corker of tennessee has

expressed concerns about increased deficits this plan would create but has indicated he will likely vote for the plan.sen. bob corker / -r- tennessee: i was able to work out something that is fairly satisfying to me just a few minutes ago.as the legislative calendar slowly begins to wind down for the year, the pressure to get tax reform done before 2018 is as high as ever.sen. lindsey graham / -r- south carolina: if it doesn't do what i think it will do, then we will lose, so we're going to rise and fall on how this affects the american people.the senate bill now heads to the floor for a vote and if it passes, it would still need to be reconciled with the notably different house version before making it to the president's desk.in washington i'm omar jimenez. (vicki) a warning before you give your dog a bone. it could make it sick. that's according to a new warning from the f-d-a. the agency says they have received dozens of reports of dogs getting sick from treats. that includes several brands of real bones that have been dried, flavored, and packaged

for dogs. the f-d-a says many dog owners give these types of treats to their pets around the holidays-- but they pose a serious health risk. several dogs have experienced choking, cuts, vomiting, and in extreme cases death. experts suggest asking your veterinarian which treat is best for your dog. (steve) another relief concert is being planned for victims of the north bay firestorm. this time-- the red hot chili peppers are going to headline. the concert is being put on by "band together bay area" they are the same organizers who put on the concert earlier this morning at at&t park... with metallica headlining. the concert will be on december 14th at the bill graham civic auditorium in san francisco. tickets will cost 100-dollars and go on sale on friday. all proceeds from the concert will go towards relief for fire victims. the concert earlier this month raised 17-million dollars. (steve) coming up-- a driver tries to be like clark griswold--- but police say not so fast.

the warning before trying to transport your christmas tree home. (vicki) and after the break-- a man breaks into a woman's home while she's sleeping. and it's all caught on camera. see how she stopped the would-be robber.

a security camera rolls -- as a man breaks into a nebraska woman's home as she sleeps.

a woman says she was asleep... alone in her home early yesterday morning...when her security system sent an alert to her phone. she watched live...as this masked man rummaged through a package left in her entry way...and then made his way into her den. police believe if it weren't for the sound of an alarm going off...the woman set... before locking her bedroom door...the thief would have made off with thousands of bucks worth of property. (sot) (steve) police departments back here in the bay area say these type of crimes are more common...durin g the holiday season. they say scheduling a delivery time...or asking neighbors to keep an eye out is a good idea. security cameras also help -- something this woman is thankful for. (vicki) still ahead--- a northern california couple is pregnant with quintuplets... but tonight they are having a hard

time finding treatment from an experienced doctor. we'll explain why. (brittney) i'm chief meteorologist brittney shipp, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

the actress known best as the star of the tv series... "murder she wrote" is saying somethings about sexual harassment that raising eyebrows. pam moore is in the newsroom now with more on that story.. (pam) steve.. we are talking about angela lansbury. she is 92 years old now.. and in a radio interview she said.. that women must sometimes take the blame. her comments come, as the nation seems to be embroiled in persistent stories about sexual harrassment and abuse. at six... the reaction her words are sparking tonight. and the 49ers have just revealed jimmy garoppolo will be starting on sunday. sports director gary radnich will have the details at six. but now back to the news at five. steve and vicki

(vicki) mixed emotions for a san joaquin couple expecting quintuplets. they are excited to welcome five new babies ... but are terrified of the high risk delivery to come. the kempels are 21 weeks along.... the couple from mountain house .. which is a town near tracy, has lost twins in a previous pregnancy.. now they want to make sure they have a doctor with experience in this type of pregnancy... but as kron4's spencer blake reports... they say a doctor like that is not in their health insurance network. chad and amy kempel are expecting, and their oldest daughter savannah knows how many babies are in mommy's tummy."five!"aside from savannah, and one-year-old avery, they also had two sons -- twins born in 2013.but marshal and spencer were born about 17 weeks early, and only lived for a few hours.having already experienced that tragedy, they want to make sure they have a doctor and a facility that's ready to handle five babies at once."we

like our current doctor; he cared for me while i was pregnant with our two daughters and i have nothing bad to say - everything turned out great, good experience. for me it just comes down to experience."but they say their current hospital doesn't have that experience, and so they're hoping to see doctor john elliott in arizona, who has successfully delivered 23 set of quintuplets.but obviously, he's out of network for the kempels."we asked for the referral, and they said, 'no, we can handle this, don't worry, we can take care of it." in fact, in a statement sent to kron four, senior vice president of kaiser permanente walnut creek colleen mckeown says she's confident the hospital has quote "the necessary experience and resources to provide high quality prenatal, delivery, and post-partum care - including preterm labor prevention - in the event of multiple births."but chad and amy still want to count on doctor elliott, who uses methods to slow or stop early labor for multiple births - something they said their previous doctor ádidn't do to try and save their twins.amy says it's scary going down a road nobody else has at her hospital."they just have no stats to back up anything, so that's my fear is - i mean if we're a success, then great,

and i'll be ecstatic."they still want that referral, if possible, and might go to arizona even without itif a go-fund-met account set up for them by family members really takes off. (reporter)kaiser permanente also says it haw specialized teams to handle multiple births, and points out that there are also five kaiser hospitals in northern california with a level three nicu, which all of the kempels babies are likely to need for a month or more.amy will probably be put on bed rest within the next two or three weeks.in san joaquin county, spencer blake, kron four news. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist brittney shipp.

after a chilly start to the day, where most areas where 5 to 100 cooler than yesterday morning and a few locations in southern monterey/san benito county even dropped below freezing, temperatures have rebounded and are now running a few degrees warmer than this same time yesterday, with mid 50s to low 60s reported around the area as of 1pm this afternoon. temperatures will continue to increase above yesterdays readings through the remainder of the afternoon and should finish the day around 3 to 5 degrees warmer than yesterday, which is within a degree or two of seasonal normal values.

(vicki) former "bachelor" star

chris soules asked a judge to dismiss charges against him stemming from a rear end crash that killed a farmer. defense attorney robert montgomery argued that the charge of failing to remain at the scene of a fatal collision should be dismissed. montgomery says soules followed iowa state laws. judge andrea dryer says she'll rule later on soules' motion to dismiss the case. the trial is scheduled to begin january 18th. (steve) americans spent a record six-point-six billion dollars on cyber monday. this is a 17-percent increase over last year. by comparison-- black friday generated online sales of five-billion-dollars and thanksgiving day generated two-point-nine billion dollars. retail experts say the top sellers included the nintendo switch, apple airpods, and google's chromecast. (steve) there's no room

for clark griswold in sudbury, massachusetts..... police posted this picture friday on facebook of a vehicle they pulled over with a giant tree on top. the tree clearly covers the entire car and even hangs off the sides. it's unclear whether it dangles on the driver's windshield. the car was stopped about 25 miles west of boston. police on facebook reminded people to transport "holiday trees responsibly." it's unclear if the driver was cited.

(vicki) in entertainment new tonight... critics are gearing up for award season... and right now they are praising a new romantic drama that's doing huge business in limited release. david daniel reports on the latest movie with a lot of oscar buzz. "elio, oliver. oliver, elio." "how you doing?""nice to meet you. elio."a precocious 17-year-old and a visiting grad student share a memorable summer in northern italy in "call me by your name.""so what do you do around here?" "read books, transcribe music, swim in the river, go out at night.""sounds fun. all right, later."to play the musically and linguistically talented "elio," timothee chalamet (shall-a-may) arrived on location in crema, italy, six weeks before shooting began."i had to schedule, set up in advance, with an hour and a half of piano lessons every day, an hour and a half of italian lessons, guitar lessons every day...""i was like 'hey, timmy, you wanna hang out?' and he's like 'man, i do, but i got an hour of piano and then i gotta do an hour of italian, and then i gotta go to this and that, and

then, and blah blah blah...' and i was like 'all right, well, i'm gonna go ride my bike around, and kind of shoot the for a while, try to talk to the locals in my bad italian and call me when you're done!'""that's very much what it was like!" (laugh) armie hammer, who plays "oliver," lavished praise on director luca guadagnino (gwa-da-nee-no), who shot the film in his hometown."luca intentionally fostered an incredibly relaxed, sort of laissez-faire attitude on set." (timothee corrects his pronunciation) "'laissez-faire.' 'laissez-faire.'""listen, here we say 'laissez-faire.'" (nat- laughter)there, guadagnino didn't cast a film as much as he created a family, according to co-star michael stuhlbarg. "i mean he cast us in these parts. but we all seem to just love what we got to do, where we got to do it, and celebrated the opportunity by giving our hearts to it. and i think a lot of that comes through in the film that luca has shaped."guadagnino says he was confident his stars could pull off the movie's slow-burn relationship."i made them aware that i had complete trust in them, and i wanted them to have complete trust in me, so they could relax and let it go.""call me by your name, and i'll call you by mine."in hollywood, i'm david daniel. (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news

at 5.(granti) steve aveson and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (pam) coming up at six tonight.. on the peninsula... investigators are looking into a child pornography case. they have already arrested one man. why they say, this is just the beginning... and in court for the first time as an adult. the teen that is facing charges he killed maddy middleton.. the 8 year old was his neighbor. the news continues in 70 seconds.. on kron 4 news at six. sfx: squeak sfx: stair creak sfx: clink sfx: deep breath sfx: grunt

sfx: tinny headphone music sfx: feet shuffling sfx: slice sfx: gasp sfx: inhale. exhale. sfx: lights scraping on roof sfx: metallic scrape sfx: grunt covered california. it's more than just health care. it's life care. ( pam ) this is the man san mateo

county sheriff's deputies claim ... had more than three -thousand photographs of child pornography on his computer.( steve ) his arrest comes as he was about to board a plane at sfo.(ááá2-shotááá) good evening thanks for joining us. i'm steve aveson.( pam ) and i'm pam moore. 47-year-old matthew coda of menlo park was arrested last night.( steve ) police began their investigation after his wife suspected he had child pornography. kron four's terisa estacio explains what led to the arrest. matthew coda entered a plea of not guilty this afternoon, in a san mateo county courtroom he remains in custody as the case against moves into high gear(video)coda was arrested monday evening at sfo and now

facing felony charges of being in posession of child pornograhy, a felony with a maximum prison sentence of 5 years and sex offender registration for life. this case started to unfold back in september when authorities say coda's wife tipped them off - after coda admitted he had a prior conviction of child pornograpy. the couple ws in the process of adopting a child. this is prosecutor karen guidotti.karen guidotti. at that point, she became concerned that he was still involved. she hired a tech person, they found many files. detective salvador zuno. it took a lot of courage, she is a hero. detectiive salvador zuno says at the airport, they confiscated 3 electronic devices from coda.. and are now seeking a search warrnt to pick them apart of any other images of child pornography. kron four news looked into coda's background and found that he states on his linked in account he is a consultant helping start ups engage with the federal government also, that he is a volunteer at the san mateo county library, reading to children. detective. we did some investigating yes, there is

more that could be out there. we are hoping through your story we can find out more. coda is back in court in a few weeks. in san mateo, terisa estacio ( pam ) a former san leandro police officer has been charged with statutory rape... he has admitted having sex with a 17-year-old girl.

former officer marco becerra met the girl while he was working in the department's explorer program. the program is supposed to give teenagers an advantage, if they want to start a career in law enforcement. the 26-year-old officer resigned last month, after confessing to the relationship. becerra pleaded not guilty three weeks ago to three felony counts of unlawful sex with a minor. his attorney says, the relationship was consensual. (pam) two men are recovering from their injuries tonight... after a stabbing in san francisco. it happened last night on portrero avenue... near san francisco general hospital. police say, two men in their late teens approached the victims and got into an argument. the suspects left the scene... and returned with a third person. during the subsequent fight... one suspect stabbed both men... before running way with his companions. police say, one victim is suffering life-threatening injuries... while the second victim has less severe injuries. the suspects involved are at large tonight.

( pam ) gunfire targeted one elementary school in a normally safe san jose neighborhood this morning. kron four's will tran reports on what school officials are now doing to make students feel safe. (synopsis: san jose police are searching for a male suspect who shot a gun near an elementary school this morning. according to san jose police officer gina tepoorten, at 3:49 a.m. officers responded to a report of a male suspect shooting a gun in the area of booksin elementary school, which is located at 1590 dry creek road. officers arrived at the scene and set up a perimeter around the school and searched the area, tepoorten said. no suspects were found.)

police in mountain view are looking for a man who fired shots into the downtown area. it happened around two sunday morning near villa

and castro streets. witnesses say a man was inside a burgundy toyota tundra and fired shots into the air. police say they found shell casings at the scene. they are not sure if this is related to a fight. if you know anything about the shooter's whereabouts..contact mountain view police. ( steve ) it's day four of jury deliberations and still no verdict in the kate steinle murder trial. kron4's maureen kelly has been waiting outside the courtroom and descibes the scene. the only action in the hallway outside courtroom 13 is the prosecutor and the defense team walking back and forth from the courtroom and when the jury goes to lunch.the jury has been hashing out this case inside the hall of justice for close to20 hours so far.there's been weeks of testimony.there's a lot for the jury to go over. the proscecutor says jose garcia zarate was conducting a secret game of russian roulette.the defense calls the shooting death of kate stienle a tragic accident.the sticking points could be issues that the jury heard conflicting testimony on from expert witnesses.that would include the gun, which was stolen from inside the

parked car of a federal park ranger.one side says that model of sig sauer is reliable and used by some law enforcement as a back up weapon.the other side says it's got the trigger pull of a child's water pistol when it's in what's called single action mode. i talked with a defense attorney not working on this case who says a longer deliberation could mean the jury is having trouble coming to a uniamous decision.(brian ford, defense attorney)a longer deliberation might mean the jury is having a hard time agreeing on what the evidence means and what the evidence is. when that happens they might not come to unanimous verdict. the longer it goes the more likely that will be an eventuality.(maureen)he says if that's the case here it's likely the judge will send them back to the jury room multiple if they come back and say they are at an impasse before declaring the trial deadlocked. maureen kelly kron4 news.

( steve ) state senator scott wiener has announced his effort to let cities in the state sell alcohol until four a-m. this comes after wiener introduced the local act earlier this year. the bill would have allowed but not required communities to extend alcohol sales in bars until 4 a-m. but not in liquor stores. the bill passed in the state senate, but not in the assembly appropriations committee. (pam) the federal government facing a budget crisis... lawmakers must make a decision to keep the government from technically shutting down next month. democratic leaders.. nancy pelosi and chuck schummer were supposed to meet with the white house today.. to discuss a bi-partisan spending plan. this morning however, the president tweeted... he did not see a deal to be made. so pelosi and schummer decided not to bother going the meeting. as our washington correspondent mark meredith reports.. the budget battle is far from over. this is an updated pkg to tax reform...the earlier version

was replaced with this pkg. tonight president trump is hoping a personal visit to capitol hill convinced more senate republicans to support his tax reform bill. the president is wants tax cuts to help stimulate the economy.but as x-x-x-x's white house correspondent mark meredith reports, some republicans aren't sold the president's plan is best for taxpayers. trt: 1:29out: in washington, i'm mark meredith. "i think its going to pass"president trump left two chairs empty in the roosevelt room to prove a point.he says democrats are refusing to negotiate on tax reform and government funding. "chuck schumer and nancy pelosi didn't show up for our meeting, i'm not surprised" but both democratic leaders say it's the president who's standing in the way.the two cancelled a white house meeting after the president insulted them on twitter. senator schumer says congress can act without president trump."we don't have any time to waste addressing the issues that confront us, so we're going to negotiate with republicans who may be interested in a bi-partisan manner"but democrats are standing united against the republican's top priority: tax reform.senate finance chairman oron hatch says he's disappointed and believes congress should be working together."i wish we could get

our, both republicans and democrats together. this is a time when we ought to. republicans are closer than ever to passing major tax legislation.today the senate budget committee moved the bill to the floor. white house advsior raj shah tells us the trump administration is still negotiating the final details. "we're talking to senator johnson about ways to make the bill a little stronger for small businesses, we're talking to senator corker, and others who have concerns" president trump will travel to missouri on wednesday to stump for tax cuts.senate leaders hope to vote on the final bill this week.in washington, i'm mark meredith. the politicians may be having their own war of words... but protestors had their say on capitol hill today too. they jammed a senate committee meeting. in fact, it got so disruptive... some people needed to be forced out. we'll have more on that story .. later in this newscast.. at 6:30. ( steve ) the state assembly began public hearings today on sexual harrassment. speaker anthony rendon called for the hearings after women who worked in the capitol spoke out about being victims.

this comes a day after democratic assemblyman raul bocanegra resigned. bocanegra faced allegations of sexual misconduct by multiple women. he says an investigation into the matter will clear his name. ( pam ) actress angela lansbury is facing public scrutiny for her comments about sexual harrassment.. in an interview with radio times, lansbury says, women "must sometimes take blame." the 92-year-old actress says, women go out of their way to look attractive which has backfired on them. she says it is horrible that women cannot look good without being "knocked down or raped." she also says, men who frequently harrass women must be worried about the sexual misconduct allegations as they continue to surface. actress patricia arquette has already spoken out about lansbury's comment on twitter reminding her that three- month-olds have been raped. a live look outside right now... (pam) we get our

first look at the four zone forecast with chief meteorologist brittney shipp. after a chilly start to the day, where most areas where 5 to 100 cooler than yesterday morning and a few locations in southern monterey/san benito county even dropped below freezing, temperatures have rebounded and are now running a few degrees warmer than this same time yesterday, with mid 50s to low 60s reported around the area as of 1pm this afternoon. temperatures will continue to increase above yesterdays readings through the remainder of the afternoon and should finish the day around 3 to 5 degrees warmer than yesterday, which is within a degree or two of seasonal normal values.

(pam) coming up... another daring and provocative missile launch by north korea ... we have the reaction from the white house.. (steve) a mysterious rise in cases of a contagious bacterial infection .. which typically zeroes in on children.. what you need to know.. still ahead. ahead. (pam) plus... another infrastructure issue in san francisco .. a huge sinkhole causing disruptions.. we'll show you where.

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but now being tried as an adult. adrian gonzalez has been charged with raping and killing his neighbor...8- year-old maddy middleton in santa cruz back in july 2015. today was the first time he appeared in adult court for an arraignment. his attorney says that gonzalez.. who is now 18 years old.. plans to appeal the case hoping to get it back ino juvenile court. in the past...gonzalez has pleaded not guilty. he will be back in court on february 20th. (ááá2-shotááá)( steve ) a water main break in san francisco caused a large sinkhole to open up.( pam ) the water main break on harrison and 2nd has been a headache for people like maria butenka, who lives just blocks awaymos 1:21:10 traffic is already horrible in this area so i don't like the whole

situationthe inconvenience started just after 6 am, when the streets began flooding 1:11:25 our crews arrived quickly to cut off that main break the most important thing was to get that water downbut after shutting off the water, workers realized they'd have to dig a hole in the middle of the intersection to get to the broken pipe.1:12:41 with a lot of the infrastructure underground that we have here in san francisco age is a likely factorthis 12-inch cast- iron pipe, like many others in san francisco, was built in 1930 which is why rate payer dollars are now being used to fix itmos 1:18 it's crumbling all around us there's potholes in the street i think we need to devote more resources to it the san francisco public utilities commission is currently spending billions to try to fix and replace the aging infrastructurebut it's hard to keep up when there's so much that needs to be replacedmos 1:19:53 they definitely should modernize and i see all the time that people are digging something, repairing something like nonstop the city is constantly under constructionso far 15-miles of pipes in san francisco have been repaired and replaced a job that residents approve of but also hate for the traffic it causes. in san francisco camila bernal kron 4 news.

( pam ) more than 150 people are still without gas service this evening... that's after a gas leak and explosion in san francisco yesterday. p-g- and- e says, about 300 people have had their service restored so far. the gas leak happened around 10- yesterday morning on mission street near st. mary's avenue. an explosion happened fifteen minutes later, in a three story building on mission street. it caused some damage to the building and the front windows. no one was inside the building ... and no one was hurt. a group of wealthy investors whose private street was auctioned off is asking city leaders to reverse the sale. the street was

auctioned off after years of unpaid property taxes. the association says the city tresurer should have never auctioned off their street without doing more to let them know their street was for sale. the owners say they received an auction notice that was sent to an outdated address the treasurer says the sale is legal. and they must do more (ááá2shotáá)( pam ) two women in sacramento county are accusing 'massage envy' therapists of sexual misconduct during their massage sessions.( steve ) these are just the latest clients to come forward. kron four's lydia pantazes reports.

( steve ) researchers are seeing a mysterious rise in cases of scarlett fever across england and east asia. scarlet fever is a bacterial disease that usually impacts children. it causes a bright red rash on most of the body. some people can develop strep throat. the disease has been rising for several years in the u-k. it hit a 50- year-high last year with 20- thousand cases reported. the california department of fish and wildlife has delayed the commercial dungeness crab season in three counties. this delay impacts the opening of the season in mendocino,

humboldt and del norte counties. the department says, it delayed the season because of poor meat tests. the season will be postponed for about fifteen- days. the state is trying to schedule a second round of tests before december seventh. the goal would be to open the season in those counties by december 16th. recreational crabbing remains open statewide. let's take a look outside right now... (pam) chief meteorologist brittney shipp joins us now with the four zone forecast. after a chilly start to the day, where most areas where 5 to 100 cooler than yesterday morning and a few locations in southern monterey/san benito county even dropped below freezing, temperatures have rebounded and are now running a few degrees warmer than this same time yesterday, with mid 50s to low 60s reported around the area as of 1pm this afternoon. temperatures will continue to

increase above yesterdays readings through the remainder of the afternoon and should finish the day around 3 to 5 degrees warmer than yesterday, which is within a degree or two of seasonal normal values.

(steve) coming up on kron four news at six.. a contentious day on capitol hill over the g-o-p tax plan .. we'll tell you what's next. (pam) and coming up next .. north korea does it again... launching a missile that lands in the sea of japan ... provoking concerns in south korea, at the united nations and here in the u.s.

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as reporter brain todd explains..officials from washington to pyongyang are now bracing.... because they know kim jong un is close to completing a launch-capable nuclear arsenal. natsnorth korea's provocative test- the first if its kind since september- shows kim jong un has re-ignited his ambitious weapons program.u-s, south korean, and japanese military officials say today's launch was of an inter- contintental ballistic missile-- the most powerful rocket the rogue nation has. one capable of entering space, and striking its enemies from thousands of miles away. sources say it flew east off the north korean coast and was in the air for about 50-minutes.it traveled about 620-miles-- reaching a higher altitude than kim jong un's major i-c-b-m test in july-- and splashed down inside japan's exclusive economic zone... the waters off japan's coasts, where it has the right to fish and explore.kim's regime has tested missiles this year at a furious pace. this makes 23 missiles launched, in 16 tests since

february.but the north koreans had been fairly quiet recently-- not testing a missile in more than two months.so why now?christian whiton:"this could be a reaction to political events, like being put on the u-s list of terror sponsors, despite repeated pressure from the president-- and a recent diplomatic mission by china-- kim jong un has made it clear he is not backing down. instead-- the north koreans have been accelerating every aspect of their weapons programs.. testing a massive hydrogen bomb in september... fine-tuning their rocket-fuels and engines -- and honing their targeting and guidance systems.the u-s believes kim and his generals could be able to place a miniaturized warhead on top of a missile sometime nextyear.and experts say they're just a couple of steps away demonstrating a full-fledged capability to hit the continental u- nuclear-tipped missile. (steve) experts are warning one way north korea could prove it's military capability..is to put an actual nuclear weapon on a missile and detonate it somewhere in the pacific... experts also warn if that happens..it could force the u-s, south korea, and japan to consider a

military response. (pam) just ahead.... the republican tax plan moves one step forward out of committee but not without a fight... the next step is the full senate.. details next. (steve) plus, uber facing yet another new controversy... accused of hiring former spies to work on under-spies to work on under- handed projects ..

( pam ) a senate committee hearing became a battleground over the republican tax bill protestors interrupted and all but one of the republicans on the committee left without listening to what their democratic counterparts had to say.( steve ) alexadnra limon reports from washington on the heated fight over the republican tax plan. ((ááápkgááá)) trt 1:45nats of arrest: kill the bill kill the billthis senate budget committee meeting..was the last stop for the republican tax bill before heading to the senate floor before it was over, capitol police had protestors on the ground and in handcuffs.jane willis / protestor13 million people, at least, stand to lose their healthcare if this bill passes. alexandra limon / @alexlimonnewsprotestors told me they oppose things like allowing drilling in alaska's arctic national wildlife refuge, possible cuts to medicare and medicaid and especially the repeal of the individual mandate of obamacare.oregon sesnator jeff merkley sits on the budget committeesenator jeff merkley / orgeon (d)this meeting is about merging a bill that destroys healthcare with a

bill that destroys the budget. and so it's horrific on all accounts.senator wyden sits on both the budget and finiance committees -he's concerned with changes he says were made to the bill overnight in secret to get hesitant republicans on board..senator ron wyden / oregon (d)they believe they'll get the votes by even handing more breaks to the people at the top, the powerful, the multinational corporations, the campaign donors.natsrepublican members of the committee who were heckled as the entered the room all voted in favor of the tax reform bill.including south carolina senator linsday graham.lindsay graham / south carolina (r)if this bill works the way i think, all these loud people will have proven to be loud. and i will have proven to be right. if it doesn't do what i think it will do, then we will lose. so we're going to rise and fall on how this affects the american people.nat pop bernie sanders cheeredall of the democerats voted against the bill.the vote means the full senate can now vote on the tax reform plan which is expected to happen later this week.in washington alexandra limon.

( pam ) san francisco- based uber is now being accused of using ex-cia agents to spy on rivals overseas. today, former security manager richard jacobs testified... that the ride-sharing service hired several contractors to hack into their rival's computers. jacobs was uber's manager of global intelligence from march 2016 to april of this year. this comes as federal prosecutors are investigating whether uber used an espionage team to steal trade secrets. secrets.to steal trade secrets.

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joins us now with another look at the four zone forecast... after a chilly start to the day, where most areas where 5 to 100 cooler than yesterday

morning and a few locations in southern monterey/san benito county even dropped below freezing, temperatures have rebounded and are now running a few degrees warmer than this same time yesterday, with mid 50s to low 60s reported around the area as of 1pm this afternoon. temperatures will continue to increase above yesterdays readings through the remainder of the afternoon and should finish the day around 3 to 5 degrees warmer than yesterday, which is within a degree or two of seasonal normal values. (pam) (pam) coming up... video of a daring rescue by a number of people, who were faced with a man in a burning car ...

(steve) new police dashcam video shows troopers in connecticut rescuing a 23-year old man trapped inside of a burning car. they found the car burning on the side of the road. a passerby stopped and helped the troopers pull the man out. the man was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. no word on what caused the crash. however, the driver was ticketed for not maintaining his lane. police say, the man was also driving on a suspended license. a mother in pennsylvania says she was upset...when her four-year-old son was served a milkshake...containing alcohol. brianne mckee says as a treat... she bought her son stryler a milkshake to go. however after finishing about half of the shake...stryler told his mom he wasn't feeling good. mckee then looked at the receipt which showed "

adult smores,"... a milkshake with vodka in it. the restaurant refunded her the drink...but mckee doesn't think employees acted concerned enough. (sot) the restaurant says they are reviewing their training procedures on alcohol safety to make sure this doesn't happen again. mckee took her son to their doctor today and they're running some tests just as a precaution.-- coming up with gary in sports ... the latest from the raiders on the michael crabtree suspension... and the decision is out on whether jimmy garoppolo is the starting quarterback for the next 49er game.the sports director is up next with all the sports news.

the 49ers have made their decisionjimmy garappolo will start over incumbant c.j. beathard at quarterback sunday versus the bears in chicago head coach kyle shanahan met with both quarterbacks earlier today and informed them of the decision which was made earlier by beathard's health status a bruised knee and strianed hip would likely keep him out of at least practice for a couple of dayyesterday shanahan was asked about how the 49ers ability to keep garoppolo by franchise-taging him at the end of the season makes the situation easier for the organization(sot: shanahan) i think knowing that how the franchise tag works

and stuff is what made us kind of a no-brainer to make that trade like hey you have this opportunity to get such a good player. whats the negative? well you don't want to lose him in six weeks or eight weeks. well if you have to franchise tag us then you dont ever have to worry about losing him you can get there you can do things the right way really find out what the guy is and i think we understand that and i think jimmy understands that also. the raiders will be without starting receiver michael crabtree for only 1 gamethe nfl cut his suspension in half from 2 games to 1 ater hearing an appeal and did the same for broncos cornerback aqib talib who got into a brawl with crabtree after snatching the chain off his neck both players were ejectedcrabtree will miss next sunday's game against the 3-8 new york giants the suspension will cost him mre than $350,000it's the 2nd time talib has grabbed crabtree's chain during a game raiders cornerback david amerson expained to the media today why snatching a chain is an especially egregius act (sot: david amerson)

in the streets, you know what i mean? a chain around your neck is like a trophy something that you work hard for something that obviously costs a lot of money something that you value. so when somebody comes and just snatches it off your neck its like they're taking your manhood or something that you really value or you really care about. so you know it's a sticky situation. the raiders will not be facing 2-time super bowl champion eli manning sundaythe new york giants have decded to bench their long-term starting quarterback in favor of geno smith who will be the first african-american to start at quarterback for the giants the team said it wants to look at smith and rookie davis webb who played at cal over the last five weeks of the season meaning manning is done for this season and possibly for good in new york it will be the first time since 2004 that manning has

not started a game under center for the giants today he choked back tears when asked about the benching(sot: eli manning) its hard. its been a hard day to handle this but ill hang in there and figure it out.is this your hardest day as a giant? its up there yeah. do you feel like you might have started your last gamefor the giants?i don't know i dont know. im taking it one week at a time. after sitting out last after sitting after sitting out last night's

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all-star forward blake griffin sprained the mcl in his left knee last night and could miss 2 months griffin had his knee rolled on by a teammate in the final minutes of their win over the lakers the good news was test results on tuesday showed no structural damage to the knee as the injury looked even more serious initially griffin, a five-time all-star signed a five-year $173 million maximum contract extension in july to remain with the clippers. but he has sustained several serious injuries through the years and tiger and tiger woods is back at least for now he is returning to competition this week at his own hero world challenge innte bahamas it's his first tournament in nearly 10 months and his first time playing since fusion surgery on his back in april.woods also says he is on the other side of relying on pain medication to cope with an ailing back that he's

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outtakes from meghan and harry's big announcement. they can't stop goofing around. >> and meghan's engagement chicken. >> cozy night. just roasting chicken. >> is the secret to getting

engaged this chicken recipe. then, meg gab's dream wedding dress. >> she has an -- meghan's dream wedding dress. >> she has an incredible body. >> how to look like meghan markle. >> missing soccer star. >> did she run a with with her coach? >> we miss you pumpkin and we love you. >> the dating game serial killer. >> this creep comes up and says i always get thrl. >> the true story of the bachelor who went looking for love on the dating game. now it's a movie. plus -- >> i will do -- >> the carol burnett show 50th anniversary. >> i can't believe it went so fast. >> outrageous golden moments. now "inside edition" with deborah norville. deborah: hello, everybody, and thank you for joining us. you can mark your calendar for a may wedding for mick mulvaney and prince harry.

this royal wedding is taking -- for meghan markle and prince harry. >> it's official a may wedding for meghan markle and prince harry. it will take place in the 700- year-old st. george chapel in windsor castle. it offers a less spectacular setting than westminster abby. >> will it not be a huge royal spectacular? >> it will be a royal spectacular in the sense of the pomp and ceremony but it will be on a smaller scale. >> look at this. outtakes from yesterday's bbc- tv interview catching playfully candid moments. the mics were turned off but harry is seen teasing meghan for interrupting him. meghan's soon to be stanley dutchess indicate are speaking

out. >> william and i are thrilled and we wish them the best. >> on the day after the huge announcement, british national newspapers welcomed the american princess with enthusiastic headlines. but the spectator is under fire for calling meghan unsuitable because she is divorced from her first husband. seven years ago mick mulvaney would have been the kind of woman the prince would have taken as a mistress, not a wife. >> team divorce with a team of tweets. barack and michelle sent their congratulations. there is no message of congratulations from president trump or first lady melania. could the reason be this tv appearance during last year's electi c