the toll taker from lane 13, who was working when the truck plowed in.he only had a few minutes left in his overnight shift and tells me it happened so fast he barely had time to duck down.lester / toll booth collector "i just remember hearing a loud boom i saw things flying towards me i ducked down i just remember a bunch of dust and white smoke and glass when i came back up i didn't even see lane 14 anymore i just saw my partner in lane 15 and at first i did not understand because he kept saying where is she where is she."contvo lester didn't see the truck swerve or make any sudden movements.that after he just tried to get people out of the way because he saw leaking fuel and was worried about an explosion.he is taking some time off work now. and grief counselors are working with caltrans employees during this difficult time.justinelester tells me he always felt safe at work before, but that has changed now.live at the bay bridge toll plaza justine waldman kron 4 news.

(grant) tonight-- that toll lane is still closed, and it's not clear when it will re-open. (catherine) kron 4's will tran talked to caltrans officials about why it might take some time to get it repaired. caltrans say losing booth 14 is tough but not catastrophic. you can see slow and go across the bay bridge toll plaza. what is catastrophic is the death of their co worker. si si han had been here for 10 years when on saturday an accused dui driver into her toll booththey understand they need to make the repairs as transportation is their number one priority.

joining me now is bob haus with caltrans to talk about restoring booth 14traffic is already bad and i'm sure you can use every boothbob haus/caltrans-that's right. traffic is always bad on a monday morning and when you lose a booth it's going to have an effect. fortunately it was not booth 4. so what we will be doing later today is putting out a emergency contract and with any luck we will have a crew out here and rebuilding as soon as we can. reporter-it's not as easy as bringing in a booth that's already made?bob haus-no. it's not pre-fab so we don't know how long it's going to takereporter-no word on how long it's going to take?bob haus-we don't know the design of it, the material so at this point it's hard to say reporter-building is easy. mourning is tough. talk about si si han.bob haus-this is hard. just about everybody who knew her adored her. she had a husband and a daughter. all of her colleagues at caltrans are grieving right now especially her colleagues in toll collection. they have been very traumatized by this. some of them were here when the accident happened and witnessed it and they're going to be hurting for a long time reporter-we have unfortunately seen deaths with caltrans before but this was different.

she was in her booth.bob haus-she was in her booth. there's no way you can be prepared for this when it happens. this is such an awful situation that everybody's going to be hurting for a long timereporte-thank you. as for the repairs, bob says it's going to happen in the overnight hours to make sure everyone is safeat the bay bridge toll plaza will tran kron 4 news (catherine ) (catherine ) breaking

news tonight.. president trump's third attempt at a travel ban wins at least temporary approval from the u=s supreme court.it applies to eight countries, most of them muslim.today's ruling means most immigrants from those countries will be denied access while the legal issues are decided in the lower courts.(catherine)this is an issue dating to the first days of the trump administration.( grant )at least two federal judges have called the ban... unfairly discriminatory,pam moore is in the newsroom to tell us how today's ruling changes things.pam? (pam)if you are a citizen of one of these eight countries, it means the door to emigation to the u=s is shut. sfx door slamthe latest travel ban was unveiled in september... venezuela and north korea added to the list of muslim countries in africa and the middle east, "when this thing got started we called it 'president trump's muslim ban' and so clearly adding north korea to the list is a reaction."white house lawyers

told the justices that the ban now does not discriminate against muslims.without comment, the high court said the ban could go into effect that doesn't mean the court approved the ban,the legal challenges still have ti make their way through the lower courts.federal judges in maryland and hawaii have ruled against it as religiously discriminatorythey have cited president trump's anti=muslim comments.he may have complicated the issue last month when he shared on twitter three inflammatory anti-muslim videos posted by a far-right british activist. many elements of those videos were shown to be misleading. (pam) the travel ban applies to most but not all citizens of these eight countries. they can still

be admitted if they have immediate family members here ... that means parents, sisters or brothers. but it does not extend to uncles, aunts, grandparents and other relatives. (grant) a big story tonight... city of oakland employees will go on strike tomorrow morning...after the workers union could not come to terms with the city...on pay raises. kron 4's camila bernal spoke to city employees who explain why they are willing to go without a paycheck during the holiday season... in order to get the attention of the city. thousands of city of oakland employees will not show up to work tuesday 2:07:18 nothing will get done nothing will get processed no permits processed building side no inspections nothing will get done cheryl dunaway works in oakland's planning and building department and will participate in the strike to help guarantee that city workers all get better wages 2:07:50 i'm one of them that's living from paycheck to paycheck but in all honestly if we don't fight now and get the respect form the city and

the administration now then we'll never get it and like her there are about 3,000 other employees that are willing to give up their paychecks1:58:20 that means headstart will not be open the libraries will not be open and public works sewers despite the many effects that this could have on the public, the city and the union were not able to come to terms monday. in a statement, mayor libby schaaf said she worked to avoid a strike but that the city of oakland could not offer more than it could afford but even more than the percentage or the amount of money, for some, it's about what they're calling respect 2:08:08 well always lose money basically we'll never get a decent cola we'll never get a decent anything if we allow them to continue to do this camila tag:city council scheduled an emergency closed session for meeting on wednesday morning to discuss these labor negotiations. but after not coming to an agreement workers will go on strike tomorrow at 7amin oakland, camila bernal kron 4 news

((grant))today oakland mayor libby schaaf visited kron 4 to discuss the strike.she urged the union to put off the strike until the city council can address the issue on wednesday ......we can agree upon.

(grant) stay with kron four as we continue to follow the impact of the workers strike. we will send push alerts as we find out more information. all you have to do is download the free kron 4 mobile app... and sign up for breaking news push alerts. (catherine) investigators are trying to figure out what caused a house fire that killed one person in alameda this morning. it happened just before 6-am on eagle avenue. this is video of the aftermath. when firefighters arrived -- neighbors said the man who lived there might still be inside. as crews put out the fire, they found his body. no other injuries were reported. (2-shot/catherine)

building small, temporary housing for the homeless is also something that's being considered by the city of san jose. (double box/grant) kron four's rob fladeboe joins us live at city hall in san jose...with a look at what these so called 'tiny homes' might look like. rob? (rob live) san jose city officials are considering an idea that would lead to the construction ofseveral specially designed tiny-home bridge communities around town. but he challenge is going to be where to locate them. jackie morales-ferrand/san jose hosing director "....homeless advocate and the city council are saying we cant just let the homeless continue to live on the streets while we wait for enough permanent housing to be built, there has to to be a solution sooner than that..." san jose city officials joined the architectural design firm gensler monday in unveiling two designs for what are described as "emergency sleeping cabins." said to be efficient, comfortable and aesthetically pleasing, the

tiny home communities would house up 25 people for as long as 5 years. but unlike last summer, with some 4,000 homeless on the streets, all but two of a 100 possible sites for such villages were rejected by neighbors. this time around there be just five or ten sites under consideration although none has been identified as yet. the tiny home villages will be far from homes and schools and neighbors will have their say says san jose mayor sam liccardo.sam liccardo/san jose mayor"....it is important for us to be able to show people what this is going to look like, people will be able to see it and touch it before they can say that this is something they want in their community. this an opportunity to see what the vision is and how we can get people off the streets and into a more dignified housing arrangement that will restore dignity not just to the homeless but for the surrounding communites that are suffering with homeless camps in every corner..." (rob live) there will no doubt be other designs and ideas floated in the days ahead. and there is sure to be some debate about the fact that these tiny homes could cost as much as $20,000 dollars apiece, maybe more. there will be public hearings and an

environmental review process that could a year or more before they're ready to occupy. the city council will begin that process a week from tomorrow. live in san jose rob fladweboe kron 4 news (catherine) coming up on kron4 news at five... a woman who says president trump sexually harassed her is speaking out for the first time. what she's claiming the president did...before he won the election. (grant) and in light of sex harassment accusations-- your company holiday party might have some changes this year. we'll explain. (catherine) and after the break-- police are

searching for the drivers involved in a deadly hit and run in the east bay. what police say happened right before the crash. (brittney) i'm chief meteorologist brittney shipp, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

(grant) happening now in the east bay... police are looking for two drivers involved in a deadly hit-and- run. it happened early this morning in oakland...near 82nd avenue and international

boulevard. police say two cars were racing when it happened. here are pictures from the scene. a black dodge charger and a maroon b-m-w 3-20 were speeding down international when the charger lost control... and hit and killed a pedestrian. both drivers fled the scene. right now police do not have a description of the drivers. the pedestrian is only described as 49-years-old... and the victim did not old... and the victim did not live in oakland. (grant) also in the east bay... police are searching for the gunman who shot and killed a man in antioch. it happened yesterday morning on empire-mine road... near deer valley road. police found the victim on the street. no word on a suspect description. (catherine) a tense situation when a bart train operator is attacked. and tonight-- a man from berkeley is behind bars... the attack happened yesterday morning at the dublin- pleasanton station. police say the man pushed the train operator and then refused to get off. he was taken to jail....and will be banned from riding bart. (catherine) bart police

arrested a man accused of attacking two people at the powell street station in san francisco. it happened saturday night around 5... police say julian ford of sacramento ... stole a woman's cell phone while on the station platform. and then hit two people who tried to stop him. police arrested him on a string of charges including robbery and battery. he's been booked into the san francisco county jail. (grant) we're hearing from one of the women who accused president trump of sexually harassing her before he won last year's presidential election.(catherine) rachel crooks says she doesn't think that voters listened to her....or considered her story when they cast their ballots last november. she says that she she saw trump almost daily at trump tower. one day in 2005, she decided to introduce herself while sharing an elevator. "so i knew he was a partner of ours, so i wanted to introduce myself so i shook his hand. and he gave me a kiss on each cheek, which was normal, but he held on to my hand. he continued to kiss my cheeks over and over again as he sort of inserted small talk. and you know he asked me where i

was from, if i was a model, told me he had his own modeling agency. but he kept repeatedly kissing me. and then finally he kissed me on the lips.""unwanted forcibly, he kissed you on the lips.""it was definitely."(grant crooks says she's proud to see women speaking out about sexual harassment by entertainment moguls, actors and lawmakers. several women have publicly accused trump of sexual assault during the campaign. he's denied the allegations. (grant) facebook executive sheryl sandberg is urging companies to put into place clear policies on how allegations of sexual harassment are handled. this comes as she is also warning of a potential backlash against women. over the weekend... sandberg

posted on facebook that she has experienced harassment at work. sandberg says companies should create training sessions on proper workplace behavior, and take all claims seriously. she says she hopes the "me too" movement will result in a stronger, more equitable workplace. (catherine) your holiday office party might look a little different this year... if so - blame the recent high profile workplace sex scandals.. employers don't want 'their' parties to become part of the problem. a new survey shows that lots of bosses will serve less booze... in some cases, they'll even use a party 'monitor' -- to keep an eye out for inappropriate behavior. and one business organization is warning against hanging mistletoe. the survey says that only 49 percent of companies plan to serve alcohol this year... down from62 percent last year. that number 'had' been going up because of the improving economy -- but not this christmas. there's too much concern

that lots of drinking will make it easier for people to cross a line. if there's a silver lining...some companies suggest they'll try to make up for the lack of wine and cocktails -- with more food. (grant) a flood warning is in effect across the bay area. king tides are expected through tomorrow. this is new video from pacifica today. the tides will reach their peak in the mid morning hours tomorrow. if you are headed to the beach... be careful. the areas affected include the coastal north bay including point reyes.. the san francsico peninsula as well as monterey bay and big sur coasts. (catherine) chief meteoroligust brittney shipp is here with a look at our forecast...

breezy conditions will continue in many areas through early tomorrow. locally strong and gusty north to northeast winds are forecast, especially in the north and east bay hills. dry weather conditions may persist through all of next week. nights will be very cool through at least midweek, with freezing temperatures likely in the coldest inland valleys, especially on tuesday night. daytime temperatures will gradually warm through the week.

(catherine) the average price of a gallon of gas had dropped seven cents nationally. that's despite a jump in oil prices. the national average is now two dollars and 54 cents....which is 34 cents higher than last year. here in the bay area in oakland - a gallon of gas is three dollars and 18 cents. in san jose - it's 3.15 a gallon. and in san francisco - it's 3.29 a

gallon. one of the highest averages in the u.s. (grant) several bay area companies are being labeled as some of the so-called 'best places to work.' -- according to job searching site "indeed". the company tapped into its database of more than 15-million employee reviews to find out where people are the most happy with their jobs. it only ranked fortune 500 companies. out of the top 10-- four are right here in the bay area. apple tied for 8th with nike. facebook and google came in at 4th and 5th... and the number one place to work -- is salesforce. (catherine) still ahead... speaking of facebook--- it's launching a new messenger app just for kids. we'll explain how it works. (grant) and after the break... hear why california is being blamed for expensive egg prices across the nation.

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. happy cows...and now it wants

to be sure that the chickens are happy too.. however - more than a dozen states are now trying to challenge the "egg law". (grant) those states are asking the supreme court to block the law requiring any eggs sold in california to come from hens that have space to stretch out in their cages. the lawsuit was filed today saying the state's law has cost consumers nationwide up to 350-million dollars per year because of higher egg prices. (catherine) the law took effect in 20-15. a federal appeals court has rejected claims that it violates the constitution's interstate commerce clause. the missouri attorney general argues that the new lawsuit is bolstered by an economic study. (catherine) facebook has announced a new stand-alone app called 'messenger kids'... it's designed for children under 13-years old.(grant) pre-teens can use the app to

chat with their friends, make face-time calls with kid- friendly photo filters and send age-appropriate images. parents must set up accounts for their kids and approve who they can chat with.(catherine) the rules for traditional facebook services aren't changing -- kids still have to be thirteen years old to get their own accounts. a preview version of messenger kids rolled out today on apple devices. (grant) ahead in sports... jimmy garoppolo makes his starting debut. and the niners win. gary radnich joins us in studio to talk sports. (catherine) and after the break-- just a few days after the one year anniversary of the ghost ship fire-- the two men being held responsible are heading to court.

(grant) tonight at 5:30... a very emotional day for those who lost loved ones in the ghost ship fire. two days after the one year anniversary of the deadly fire, the court case begins against two tenants who prosecutors are blaming for the deaths of 36 people. (catherine) as kron four's terisa estacio reports, family members of the victims say they want justice... and something more... mary vega, lost son alex in

ghost ship. i feel raw. i feel like it happened yesterday - but then eternity. i have not seen my son in a year. a visibly emotional mary vega talked about her son alex - who died in the ghost ship fire despite her clear pain, she and her son alberto were here at an oakland court house to watch the case against derick almena and max harris - the two master tenants whom prosecutors have charged for causing the deadly fire. alberto vega. i wish none of this would have happened. hard to be here, but we will be her for the whole trial, we want justice for alex and michaela. michaela and alex were boyfriend and girlfriend, both died in the fires - first responders reportedly found them in each other's arms. michaelas parents were also at court monday they chose not to talk. the case against the two men, charged with 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter was postponed monday. it is expected to last at least 5 days, with witnesses, former tenants, and sheriff's deputies and police officers testifying. it will pick up on wednesday tony serra reporesenting derick alemena the master tenant came out swinging - claiming his client is a scape goat. tony serra, atty for derek alemena. we will not

bring anyone. this is our chance to see their weaknesses. then we can strategize. this past saturday marked the one year anniversary of the ghost ship fire max harris' attorney says he is still in mourning. curtis briggs. he is sorry and feels their loss. for alex vega's family, there is also this although he is seeking justice for his brother's death he and his family want an apology. mary vega. we want an apology. kron four reached out to the mayor who's spokesperson sent us this statement, quote, "the mayor continues to extend her deepest condolences to all families who lost loved ones, and all those who continue to struggle. this tragedy lives with all oaklanders, and we are all working each day to make our city safer." in oakland, te (catherine) the santa clara county d-

a's office is responding to brock turner filing an appeal over his sexual assault conviction. he's the former stanford swimmer who assaulted an unconscious woman on campus in 20-15. the d-a said... "brock turner received a fair trial and was justly convicted. his conviction will be upheld. nothing can ever roll back emily doe's legacy of raising the world's awareness about sexual assault." lawyers for turner argue that his trial was a 'lengthy set of lies.' they want a new trial that would overturn the lifetime mandate placing turner on the sex offender registry. he was convicted of three felony counts of sexual assault and served only 3 months of his 6 month jail sentence. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist brittney shipp. breezy conditions will continue in many areas through early tomorrow. locally strong and gusty north to northeast winds are forecast, especially in the north and east bay hills. dry weather conditions may

persist through all of next week. nights will be very cool through at least midweek, with freezing temperatures likely in the coldest inland valleys, especially on tuesday night. daytime temperatures will gradually warm through the week.

(catherine) a couple of wins for bay area football teams yesterday... (grant) and jimmy garoppolo makes his starting debut for the 49ers. gary radnich is here to talk about what's ahead for the niners with their new quarterback. for the 49ers yesterday it was all about the first start as a niner for jimmy garoppolo garoppolo the 3rd game for the 49ers since trading for him and he looked good finding marquise goodwin 8 times for 99 yardsgaroppolo... also connected with trent taylor 6 times for 92 yardsjimmy g's final numbers 26-of-37 293 yards no td's but set up 5 robbie gould field goals gould's 5th field goal with 4 seconds left was the diference

in a 15-14 49ers win his return to chicago after playing 6 seasons there garoppolo gets the win in his first 49ers start meanwhile the raiders believe it or not are back in first placeeli manning... not starting... but more on him in a minute...marshawn lynch had his best game as a raider 101 rushing yardsincluding this 51-ard tochdown run he set up

another td with a 21-yard pass receptionate in the 4th qiuarter it was cordarrelle patterson again with a big play taking this screen pass 59 yards (he had a 54-yarder last week to clinch a win over denver)that set up derek carr to johnny holton who drops the ball after the catch but recovers it and rolls into the end zonefinal score 24-17 raiders jack del rio and company are now tied with kansas city and the l.a. chargers for first place in the afc west all at 5-and-5 the silver & black now travels to kansas city for a huge showdown against the chiefs sunday

(catherine) time magazine has released its 'short list' of candidates for the 2017 person of the year... and it includes former 49er colin kaepernick... this is kaepernick accepting an honor yesterday from the a-c-l-u...for refusing to stand during the national anthem last year....saying he was protesting racism and police brutality.

time magazine is short-listing him for the same reason.. others under consideration for 'person of the year' include china's president, xi jin ping..north korean leader kim jong un... the 'me too" movement.. and president trump...time has been identifying a person of the year since 1927....recogniz ing a person or group of people who most influenced the news -- for better or worse. (grant) coming up... president trump's tweets -- sparking new questions about the russia investigation and the possiblity of obstruction of justice. we'll have the latest out of washington d-c. (catherine) coming up... american airlines is recovering after the glitch that allowed too many pilots to take time off during the holidays. what they're doing to make sure thousands of flights can take off..

(grant) american airlines has been under fire for the last week. it all started when the airline allowed too many pilots take this month off... leaving thousands of flights without a captain today -- a j-p morgan chase analyst says the scheduling mishap will cost the airlines about ten-million dollars to fix the problem. on friday american on friday american reached a deal to pay

pilots double... for flights that were short-staffed. the analyst believes this mistake will bring american bad publicity... and some passengers might cancel. but not everyone is blaming the airlines... other experts are critizing the pilots' union for publicizing the scheduling error. (catherine) still ahead...a multi-billion dollar deal for c-v-s... which could change the health care industry. how it could affect you -- coming up. (brittney) i'm chief meteorologist brittney shipp, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

(catherine) the trump administration chalked up a win today.. from the u.s. supreme court. let's check in with steve aveson with more on the story. steve? (steve) thank you catherine... as we have reported.. the court ruled that the president's travel ban can go into effect. but it did not say it approved of

the ban. instead the high court will let lower courts debate the issue. tonight at six.... how this latest court decision is sitting with travellers. plus.. we are getting ready for strike by oakland city workers... and we've got to talk football with our sports director gary radnich ... with our hometown teams in the win column. but right now let's get back to to the news at six. (grant) it's a huge week for congress and president -- we're facing a possible government shutdown...and there's and more work on tax reform after it passed in the senate. and tonight, the president's tweets are raising new questions about the russia investigation and the firing of trump's former national security adviser michael flynn kristen holmes reports from washington. president donald trump: "well, i feel badly for general flynn. i feel very badly"a sympathetic president trump-- weighing in on the plight of his former national security

adviserafter michael flynn pleaded guilty last week to lying to the fbi about conversations with russia's ambassador. but the president's recent tweets are raising questions on what president trump knew and when-- and if he could be charged with obstruction of justice. over the weekend saying he had to fire flynn - in part - because he lied to the fbiindicating president trump knew of his former national security adviser's lying before pressuring then fbi director james comey to go easy on flynn the white house offering a series of explanations - saying the president's lawyer was responsible for writing the tweet in an interview the president trump's lawyer telling axios: "(the) president cannot obstruct justice because he is the chief law enforcement officer under (the constitution's article ii) and has every right to express his view of any case." democratic senator dianne feinstein -- disagrees. sen. dianne feinstein/ (d) california/from nbc: "i think what we're beginning to see is the putting together of a case of obstruction of justice. // i see it, most importantly, in what happened with the firing of director comey."in washington, i'm kristen holmes.

(catherine) a multi- billion dollar deal is in the works that could drastically change the u.s. health care industry... the drugstore chain c-v-s is buying health insurance giant 'aetna' - for 69 billion dollars.c-v-s is the country's second largest drugstore - and it's trying to push deeper into customer health care.. experts say this could eventually mean more clinics in c-v-s stores - and more services in its 10- thousand locations. the chain might be motivated in part by reports that amazon is considering a moveinto the pharmacy business. any deal would have to be approved by anti-trust regulators, who have been skeptical of similar health care mergers in the past... (grant) good news if you're a fan of the netflix

series... house of cards. production of the final season is resuming next year... but without kevin spacey. back in october... netflix stopped taping the political drama... after the sexual allegations against star kevin spacey...who was fired from the show. the sixth season will be focused around co- star, robin wright... many fans know her as claire underwood. netflix has not announced a release date. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist brittney shipp. breezy conditions will continue in many areas through early tomorrow. locally strong and gusty north to northeast winds are forecast, especially in the north and east bay hills. dry weather conditions may persist through all of next week. nights will be very cool through at least midweek, with freezing temperatures likely in the coldest inland valleys, especially on tuesday night. daytime temperatures will gradually warm through the week.

(catherine) next on kron4 news at five--- the troubling report that says most american children will be obese by the time they're in their 30's.. we'll have the details... a texas hospital

says a baby born there is the

first in the u-s to be birthed from a mother who received a uterus transplant.(catherine) baylor university medical center made the announcement over the weekend... the hospital says the mother received the transplant as part of a clinical trial to study new infertility treatments for women who don't have a functioning uterus. while this was a first for the u.s. -- the world's first baby born from a transplanted uterus happened in sweden back in 20-14. (grant) new data predicts a majority of american children will be obese by the time they're in their thirties. (catherine) here's james dinan with more in today's health minute new computer analysis predicts a majority of the kids growing up in the u.s. will be obese by the time they turn 35 years old. the analysis was published as part of a larger effort called the "childhood obesity intervention cost- effectiveness study which involved about 42-thousand children and adults. the centers for disease control and prevention says roughly 20 percent of american children 6

to 19 years old are already obese. be a part of the solution. make food interesting for kids so they're not always craving processed and fast foods. teach them to read food labels. get them involved. show them how to cook and make different meals. take them to a local farmers market so they can see how and where various foods are grown. also give them a choice. let them choose a healthy snack. and be the example. kids look up to adults and parents have a huge influence. if you eat healthy and stay active- chances are they will too.for today's health minute, i'm james dinan. (catherine) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(grant) steve aveson and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (pam) tonight at six.. city services in oakland will stop tomorrow.(steve) some three-thousand union

represented employees are getting to go on strike tomorrow. the union and city are at odds over a new work contract and negotiations. what's at stake if the workers go on strike.(pam) and shock and sorrow at the bay bridge toll plaza. while the debris has been cleared away.. the death of a fellow toll taker still has colleagues grieving. (pam) then... a flood warning along the coast as temperatures dip tonight. (steve) we have more news coming up in 70 seconds... on kron 4 news at six. kron 4 news at six. for mild-to-moderate eczema? it can be used almost everywhere on almost everybody. the face of a fisherman? the hand of a ranch hand? the knee of a needle pointer? prescription eucrisa is a nose to toes eczema ointment. it blocks overactive pde4 enzymes within your skin. and it's steroid-free. do not use if you are allergic to eucrisa or its ingredients. allergic reactions may occur at or near the application site. the most common side effect is application site pain. ask your doctor about eucrisa. (pam) tonight at kron

four news at six... the latest rendition of president donald trump's travel ban ácaná take full effect, at least for now. that's what the u.s. supreme court said

today. thank you for joining us...i'm pam moore. (steve) and i'm steve aveson... this was not a ruling on the constitutionali ty of the matter.kron four's spencer blake is live at s-f-o to explain tonight. this is ánot the supreme court saying, "the travel ban is totally legal, there are no problems."rather, it means that the current travel ban can take full effect while litigation surrounding its constitutionallity continues in lower courts. president trump's first travel ban came out shortly after he was inaugurated, and the courts shut down the first couple versions of it.the third version came out in september, and restricts travel from eight countries - chad, iran, libya, north korea, syria, venezuela, somalia, and yemen.a lot of people still look at this as a muslim ban because most of

those countries are majority muslim countries.i asked people in the international terminal today whether they think the supreme court will eventually uphold this travel ban completely. "i'm convinced that they will. i've just sort of become a cynic at this point so i have no reason to think that any of the crazy stuff that is being spread about by the g-o-p is going to be shut down or anything. i think it's all gone too far."(vo)two separate lower courts have partially blocked the ban, and those appeals will still go forward. a coaltion of five civil rights organizations called advancing justice issued a statement today, saying the quote, "discriminatory ban" will cause real harm to muslim immigrants and deny those in our communities from reuniting with their loved ones in the united states.this is the first time the supreme court has allowed an áentre version of the travel ban to remain in effect. it's possible it's possible the justices see something different in this ban that might lead them to uphold it sometime down the road.live at s-f-o, spencer blake, kron four news.

(pam) another big story we are following tonight... we are now hearing from co-workers of the cal- trans toll worker killed at the bay bridge toll plaza. si si han died saturday morning, after a suspected d-u-i driver crashed his truck into her booth. on the left is video from the scene... and on the right is a live look at the traffic impact it is having tonight. one booth is closed tonight ... we'll have more on that in a moment. there are flowers left here at the toll plaza. the 46-year-old wife and mother was about ten - minutes into her work day, when the truck plowed into the booth. a toll talker working that day said, he he only had a few minutes left in his

overnight shift , when the incident happened. he says he barely had time to duck down. grief counselors are working with caltrans employees during this difficult time. the driver of the truck was 32-year-old daniel berk, from foster city. he was ejected from the vehicle and is now in the hospital. he was arrested on suspicion of d-u-i and manslaughter. (steve) caltrans is sending out an emergency contract to companies so they can fix the toll booth that was destroyed. the deadly crash forced the closure of four booths nearly all weekend

long...three of those booths were opened back up this morning. caltrans officials say the booth needs to be rebuilt from the ground up. (steve) caltrans officials say the repairs will take place in the overnight hours to make sure everyone is safe. (pam) city of oakland employees are going on strike tomorrow morning.. that's after not coming to terms with the city on wage increases, and a number of other protections. this action could completely shut down a number of city services ... meaning there will be a serious impact on oakland residents.(steve) kron

4's camila bernal spoke to city employees who explain why they are willing to go without a paycheck during holiday season in order to get the attention of city hall. without the staff of oakland's crime lab the security of the city could be at risk "i perform drug analysis for the city of oakland and so people who are arrested and have drugs found in them essentially we would have to test it before they get charged"walyana du is just one of about 3,000 city employees who are going on strike tuesday after their union and the city could not come to a compromise on their wages 2:00:33 if i'm not at work then those people would then get released and have to wait until i get back to work to test the drugsin addition to a security threat, the strike could also disrupt the everyday life of people living in oakland 1:58:20 that means headstart will not be open the libraries will not be open and public works sewers but despite the many effects that this could have on the public, the parties could not agree on future pay. in a statement,

mayor libby schaaf said she worked to avoid a strike but that the city of oakland could not offer more than it could afford but even more than the percentage or the amount of money, for some, it's about what they're calling respect 2:01:56 i would like to see that the city would offer the workers real costs of living because right now what they have on the table is less than how much it costs to live in the area. camila tag:city council scheduled an emergency closed session for meeting on wednesday morning to discuss these labor negotiations. but after not coming to an agreement workers will go on strike tomorrow at 7amin oakland, camila bernal kron 4 news (pam) police are looking for two drivers involved in a deadly hit-and-run in oakland. it happened early this morning.... near 82nd avenue and international boulevard. that is near a walgreens. police say, two cars were racing when it happened. a black dodge charger and a

maroon b-m-w 3-20 ... were speeding down international boulevard when the charger lost control... and hit and killed a pedestrian. both drivers then fled the scene. right now, police do not have a description of the drivers. the pedestrian is only described as 49-years- old... who did not live in oakland. (steve) a flood warning is in effect across the bay area. this is video from pacifica today. king tides are expected through tomorrow. we could see tides up to seven feet tall. the tides will reach their peak in the mid morning hours tomorrow. if you are headed to the beach... be careful. the areas affected include the coastal north bay including point reyes.. the san francsico peninsula as well as monterey bay and big sur coasts. ( pam ) high tides one concern today.. another the high winds..(steve) let's get our first look at the four zone forecast from chief meterologist brittney shipp. breezy conditions will continue in many areas through early tomorrow. locally strong and gusty north to northeast winds are forecast, especially in the

north and east bay hills. dry weather conditions may persist through all of next week. nights will be very cool through at least midweek, with freezing temperatures likely in the coldest inland valleys, especially on tuesday night. daytime temperatures will gradually warm through the week. (steve) one man was arrested and

is accused of attacking two people at the powell street bart station in san francisco. it happened saturday night at around 5:00. police say julian ford of sacramento ... stole a woman's cell phone while on the station platform. and then hit two people who tried to stop him. police arrested him on a string of charges including robbery and battery. he's been booked into the san francisco county jail. (steve) and in the east bay.... an arrest was made after a bart train operator was attacked at the dublin- pleasanton station. it happened yesterday morning. police say a man from berkeley pushed the train operator and then refused to get off. the man was taken to jail....and he will be banned from riding bart. (pam) the santa clara county district attorny's office .... is responding to

brock turner filing an appeal, over his sexual assault conviction. he is the former stanford university swimmer.... who assaulted an unconscious woman on campus back in 20-15. the d-a said ...quote - "brock turner received a fair trial and was justly convicted. his conviction will be upheld. nothing can ever roll back emily doe's legacy of raising the world's awareness about sexual assault." lawyers for the former stanford swimmer said, his trial was a -- quote -- lengthy set of lies. they want a new trial that would overturn the lifetime mandate... placing turner on the sex offender registry. turner was convicted of three felony counts of sexual assault.... he served only 3- months of his 6- month jail sentence. (steve) this week the preliminary hearing begins agains the two tenants of the ghost ship fire. derek almena and max harris face 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter. family members of those who died in

the deadly blaze are remembering their loved ones more than ever as this saturday marked the one year anniversary of the fire. as kron four's terisa estacio reports, three moms appeared in court today lending each other support during this tough time. an emotional sight as these mothers - whos children all died in the ghost ship fire shared a moment. this monday was supposed to be the beginning of the preliminary hearing for the two defendents derick almena and max harris both charged with 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter. prosecutors allege the two caused the deaths with their negligence officials say there were no fire sprinklers, or extinguishers, a staircase built without a permit. many of those attending the party got trapped on the second floor and couldn't get out the preliinary hearing is expected to last 5 days with witnesses testifying about the conditons inside during the party. mary vega's son alex - died in the blaze. on saturday, she went to the ghost ship on the one year

anniversary for the first time. mary vega, son alex vega died in the ghost ship fire. "we had a service at his grave site, then went to the ghost ship, it was my first time, it was very emotional." alberto vega. we want justice. we want them held accountable. tony serra. our defense, in essense. not my clients responsibility to keep code violations not negligent. attorneys for the two tenants have long pointed a finger at the owner of the warehouse, saying that is who holds the blame for the conditions (estacio) the preliminary hearing is now set for wednesday - to begin here at alameda county superior court in oakland, the vegas and other family members say they will be here for the entire process. in oakland, te ( pam ) coming up... is

making a wedding cake for a same sex couple - a religious issue or a discrimination issue? that high profile case hits the u.s. supreme court this week... (steve) and next... the idea of tiny homes for people who are homeless .. now takes center stage in one south bay city. hey, are you taking the tissue test? yep, and my teeth are yellow. i mean i knew they weren't perfect, but, ugh. oh well, all hope is lost!

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construction of so-called 'tiny homes' to house the homeless inthe south bay kron fours rob fladeboe shows you a couple of ideas which are now under consideration by the city of san jose. 1san jose city officials joined the architectural design firm gensler monday in unveiling two designs for what are described as "emergency sleeping cabins." said to be efficient, comfortable and aesthetically pleasing, the tiny home communities would house up 25 people for as long as 5 years. but unlike last summer, with some 4,000 homeless on the streets, all but two of a 100 possible sites for such villages were rejected by neighbors. this time around there be just five or ten sites under consideration although none has been identified as yet. the tiny home villages will be far from homes and schools and neighbors will have their say says san jose mayor sam liccardo.sam liccardo/san jose mayor"....it is important for us to be able to show people what this is going to look like, people will be able to see it and touch it before they can say that this is something they want in their community. this an opportunity to see what the vision is and how we can get people off the streets and into a more dignified housing arrangement that will restore dignity not just to the homeless but for the surrounding communites that

are suffering with homeless camps in every corner..." andrea urton/home first "....the city has put together all of the stake holders to come together and answer all of the questions that are out there...we there is communication, people feel safer..."rob fladeboe/san jose "....there will be public hearings and an environmental review process. it could take a year or more before these tiny homes are actually built and occupied. the city council will begin that process week from today. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news (steve) the city of oakland is

working to fulfill a promise provide housing to the homeless... earlier today the city opened up a first step in that direction with "tuff sheds" in west oakland. i sat down with mayor libby schaaf and talked about the impact she hopes this will have on the homeless population. the city of oakland is working to help provide housing to the homeless by opening up "tuff sheds" in the city.about 20 sheds will provide temporary housing to 40 people at a site located at sixth and castro streets, just beneath the interstate 880 and 980 split. mayor libby schaaf says the west oakland site was picked because of its proximately to the actual encampment, which has a population of about 40 people."it allows them to stay together as a community," mayor schaaf told kron4. "these are adults, they do not have to come but this is set up in a way that we believe will be attractive."the pet-friendly site, which was

paved and prepared for free by oakland builders alliance, will have 24-hour security as well as other resources, like job and housing navigators."we are going to have people that will help folks sign up for the benefits they are entitled to," mayor schaaf said.the site will also have medical professionals to provide help to those seeking shelter in the sheds, including mental health doctors.there is no electricity, insulation or heat inside of the sheds that can house two people each, but there are battery-powered lanterns, smoke alarms, and fire extinguishers. (steve) the oakland

builders alliance paved and prepared the site for free. (pam) take a look at this... here is a picture of the supermoon setting behind the golden gate bridge earlier this morning....(steve) we are now joined by we are now joined by meteorologist brittney shipp... breezy conditions will continue in many areas through early tomorrow. locally strong and gusty north to northeast winds are forecast, especially in the north and east bay hills. dry weather conditions may persist through all of next week. nights will be very cool through at least midweek, with freezing likely in the coldest inland especially on tuesday night. daytime gradually warm through the week.

(steve) the supreme court this week is set to hear a religious liberty case that has major national implications. it centers on a colorado baker who

refused to make a cake to celebrate a same-sex couple's marriage.(pam) the baker says, he believes god designed marriage to be between a man and a woman. the couple says, the refusal amounts to discrimination. joe saint george reports. reporter standup: "this is lakewood cake shop that started it all five years ago... and now its one of the most controversial gay rights cases ever to be heard in front of the u.s. supreme court. tonight fox 31 is en route to washington where we will report... as we have for the last five years on this historic case."this is what charlie craig and david mullins looked like five years ago...today they are a little older... but their fight against masterpiece cake shop is still the same.this week... their case will be heard before the united states supreme court... the big question will the 9 justices over turn colorado's supreme court... which said they should have received a cake. the aclu, who represents the couple hopes so.unidentified speaker: "when a business opens its doors to the public, it must serve the public. it can't discriminate against certain members of the public and that's what happened in this case."for religious leaders in colorado, the case

which will be heard on tuesday, is of equal importance jack philips: "i'm a follower of jesus christ."since 2012 baker jack philips has said says he just wanted to live out his faith.jeff hunt: "jack's case is important for everybody."jeff hunt, director of the conservative think tank the centennial institute says how christians live out their faith is at stakejeff hunt / the centennial institute: "business owners have the freedom of consensus to be able to chose what they want to be a part of that's what is at stake in jacks case... and i think the supreme court has recognized that the lower courts have gotten this wrong." so again this week the debate on gay rights is at stake at our highest court, and it's all because of a lakewood shop. our legal analyst says the ( pam ) just ahead... new

issues coming up tonight about the michael flynn - trump campaign russia scandal ... we have details.. (steve) plus, an early morning house fire takes a life in alameda .. the latest on the investigation...

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who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. (steve) in the east bay.... investigators are trying to figure out what caused a house fire that killed one person in alameda this morning. it happened just before 6:00 in the morning on eagle avenue. this is video of the aftermath. when firefighters arrived-- neighbors said the man who lived there night still be inside. as crews put out the fire, they found the man dead inside. no other injuries were reported. (steve) coming up... the next step in wrapping up the nations first, new tax plan in decades .. g-o-p leaders optimistic as they get closer to the finish .. we'll tell you what happens now. ( pam ) plus, new presidential tweets adding to the confusion surrounding the michael flynn - russian election meddling

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questions tonight about when president trump knew about general michael flynn's lies to federal investigators and the white house...(pam) catherine heenan is here with the latest information ..... which could be crucial to the ongoing investigation into russian meddling in the election..

(catherine) a source is telling cnn that president trump was told in january by white house counsel that his national security adviser had lied to the fbi.... that attorney - suggesting back then - that general flynn be fired.. it's raising new questions about whether the president tried to obstruct justice when helater asked then f-b-i director james comey to drop his investigation of flynn. the trump team was pushing back today - with the president's personal lawyer claiming that the president can 'not' be guilty of obstructing justice. today trump was expressing sympathy for flynn...who has pleaded guilty to lying to federal investigators. and congresswoman jackie speier also spoke out earlier today about that argument from the president'slawyer that he can't obstruct justice. president trump - well i feel badly for general flynn. very badly. he's led a very strong life and i feel very badly. hillary clinton lied many times to the fbi and nothing happened to her. flynn lied and they destroyed his life. i think it's a shame. "it's actually mind boggling that a high-priced attorney with lots of smarts would say something so stupid. we are a country of

laws, not men. we have had a number of presidents, as you pointed out, that have had as part of their potential impeachment that they have obstructed justice. obstruction of justice is against the law." also today.......prosecutors reportedly want to get rid of the bail dealfor the president's former campaign chairman, paul manafort. that's after they found out that he's been working on an op-ed essay witha longtime colleague who has ties to a russian intelligence service. if true - that would violate the terms of manafort's deal with authorities. he's been under house arrest. manafort is facing several felony charges involving allegations of money laundering and other financial crimes .

he's denied any wrongdoing. pam and steve? (pam) tonight, congress is moving closer to making major changes to the nation's tax code. the senate approved a tax bill over the weekend. (steve) but as kron four's white house correspondent mark meredith explains... lawmakers are still trying to decide what the final tax package should look like. congressional republicans are promising americans massive tax cuts.now leaders from both the house and the senate will decide who will benefit most. "this is a once in a generation opportunity and we're meeting the challenge" this week leaders from both chambers will combine two separate tax plans into one. maya macguineas with the committee for a responsible federal budget says lawmakers will have to compromise on several key details."there are major differences between the house and the senate bill that still have to get figured outfor example all the individual income taxes expire so they have to figure out if they should make them permanent"lawmakers will also have to compromise -> on the number of tax brackets-> what

the corporate tax rate should be-> and if the tax bill should repeal the law requiring americans to buy health insurance.but experts believe republicans will are still on track to send a tax bill to president trump this year. the white house has insisted on signing tax cuts into law before christmas.but mcguinesses says while republicans are racing to finish tax reform, they're also ignoring the long term impact tax cuts will have on the deficit. "i think the real question is how much are we going to owe, because of all of the borrowing in this bill, and that's going to affect every american household" republicans insist tax cuts will grow the economy and eventually pay deficit.but democrats say that's a fantasy. in washington, i'm mark meredith. the deadly crash forced the closure of four booths nearly all weekend long...three of those booths were opened back up this morning. caltrans officials say the booth needs to be rebuilt from the ground up.caltrans officials say the repairs will take place in the overnight hours to make sure everyone is safe. caltrans sending out an emergency contract to

companies so they can fix booth 14 after it was destroyed over the weekend when an accused dui driver plows into several cars and into the booth killing 46 year old si si han who had just been at work for 10 minsshe leaves behind a 10 year old daughter and a husbandcaltrans knows transportation is their number one prioritybut they're also mourningthey don't know how long it's going to take to fix the booththis is not a which means expect traffic at the bay bridge to go from bad to worse in the immediate futureat the bay bridge toll plaza will tran kron 4 news in oakland, thousands of city workers thousands of in oakland, in oakland, thousands of city workers will go on strike tomorrow beginning at 7amthey are demanding better pay and

better working conditions but the union and the city were not able to come to an agreement."that means headstart will not be open the libraries will not be open and public works sewers none of these departments will open tomorrow"reporting in oakland camila bernal kron 4 news here in san jose city hall is taking another look at the taking another jose city hall is here in san here in san jose city hall is taking another look at the idea of constructing tiny homes or emergency sleeping cabins as bridge housing for the homeless. the city is working with design firm has

come up witha couple of renderings on what these temporary structures mightlook like. the real be to find suitable locations for them. a similar effort met with widespread opposition last summer when all but two of a 100 possible sites around town were rejected by neighbors. the city council will start again next week. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news (pam) taking a live look outside... chief meteorologist brittney shipp joins us now with another look at the four zone forecast... breezy conditions will continue in many areas through early tomorrow. locally strong and gusty north to northeast winds are forecast, especially in the north and east bay hills. dry weather conditions may persist through all of next week. nights will be very cool through at least midweek, with freezing temperatures likely in the coldest inland valleys, especially on

tuesday night. daytime temperatures will gradually warm through the week. (pam) coming up.. local police recover a number of stolen items ... now they need help finding the rightful owners .. the week. through the week. (pam) coming up.. local police recover a number of stolen items ... now they need help finding the rightful

owners ..

(steve) in the north bay-- police need help from the community finding the owners of several stolen items ... that were found last week. fairfield police arrested a

man and woman on suspicion of possessing burglary tools. officers found six items inside a car... including a chainsaw, air compressor, table saw, staple gun, sander, and ipad police still don't know from where the tools were taken. (pam) former golden state warrior, kermiy washington... pleads guilty to spending thousands of dollars in donations to a charity for his personal use. washington played his final season with the warriors. the eleven- year veteran was supposed to appear in court today... instead, he decided to plead guilty on thursday on two counts... falsification in a tax return and identity theft. prosecutors say washington spent about 155-thousand dollars from an african organization he organized. the former n-b-a player is best remembered for throwing a punch... that seriously injured houston rockets player, rudy during a game in 1977.

coming up... a great weekend for bay area football. believe it or not, the raiders are back in first place in their division.. plus, a big win for his first time on the field as the new 49er quarterback .. sports director gary radnich talks about the jimmy garoppolo victory, and all the sports.. next

for the 49ers yesterday it was all about the first start as a niner for jimmy garoppologaroppolo the 3rd game for the 49ers since trading for himand he looked good finding marquise goodwin 8 times for 99 yards garoppolo... also connected with trent taylor 6 times for 92 yardsjimmy g's final

numbers 26-of-37 293 yards no td's but set up 5 robbie gould field goalsgould's 5th field goal with 4 seconds left was the diference in a 15-14 49ers win his return to chicago after playing 6 seasons theregaroppolo gets the win in his first 49ers start and to no one's surprise head coach kyle shanahan said today it's garoppolo at quarterback moving forward(sot: shanahan) "i'll let you know at the end of the week. i'm just joking.""can you draw a parallel to anyone else who came off the bench or was introduced to the team late in the season and injected excitement like this on a team?""not one that i've been on. i'm sure there have been. i'm sure there's a number of them. but, not one that i've been on, especially with the quarterback position, so it's different. i think it was some excitement that we needed." meanwhile the raiders

believe it or the raiders believe it or not are back in first placeeli manning... not starting... but more on him in a minute...marshawn lynch had his best game as a raider 101 rushing yardsincluding this 51-ard tochdown run he set up another td with a 21-yard pass receptionate in the 4th qiuarter it was cordarrelle patterson again with a big play taking this screen pass 59 yards (he had a 54-yarder last week to clinch a win over denver)that set up derek carr to johnny holton who drops the ball after the catch but recovers it and rolls into the end zonefinal score 24-17 raiders jack del rio and company are now tied with kansas city and the l.a. chargers for first place in the afc west all at 5-and-5 the silver & black now travels to kansas city for a huge showdown against the chiefs sunday here is del rio today

(sot: del rio) "it's a strong division. it's one that we've had, i would say, maybe a down year in terms of us hitting a little bit of a dry spell for a stretch, the chargers hit a dry spell for a stretch to start the year, the chiefs are in one now. we're all good football teams and we're all alive right now. we all have an opportunity." eli manning didn't start at quarterback yesterday for the first time since 2004 and 211 gameshe reportedly will get his job back next week after the giants fired head coach ben mcadoomcadoo had been roundly critcized for benching mannning and how he handled it as well as the giants' dismal 2-and-10 seasonthere had been talk of former players coming to the giants' next game and standimng on the

sidelines wearing manning jerseysnow it appears eli will start at home this sunday against the cowboys under interim head coach steve spagnuolo new england patriots tight end rob gronkowski has been suspended one game by the nfl without pay for his late hit on defenseless buffalo bills cornerback tre'davious white in sunday's 23-3 patriots win.well after the play in which a pass was intercepted gronkowski came from behind white and dropped an elbow on the back of his head and neck areagronkowski apologized to white after the game but will still appeal the suspension it is the first nfl suspension in gronkowski's nfl career

the warriors playing the 4 game of a 6 game road trip in new orleans tonightright now the warriors were down 21 points... but... (wipe to livingston suspended) the warriors are playing without backup point guard shawn livingston tonighthe was suspended one game for making contact to the

head of referee courtney kirkland during last night's win in miamikirkland was removed from the officiating rotation for a week because of an altercation as he appeared to come toward livingston before they made contact livingston was assessed a technical foul and ejected from the game.warriors coach steve kerr said, ": "i thought the league handled it well. i think it was the right decision and we move on." liangelo ball has been liangelo ball has been pulled out of ucla by his outspoken father lavar liangelo ball, a freshman, is one of three ucla basketball players who were indefinitely suspended after a shoplifting incident in china."we are exploring other options with gelo," lavar ball said. "he's out of there. i'm not sitting back and waiting he wasn't punished this bad in china."lavar said liangelo has no plans to transfer and will enter the nba draft after the season under the training of his dad"i'm going to make him way better for the draft than ucla ever could have," said lavar

as the giants continued to wait for giancarlo stanton to make a decision they switched gears sent a large contingent to meet with japanese baseball player shohei ohtani in los angeles. ohtani is called the "babe ruth" of japan because of the pitching ang hitting prowes although in reality his worth is mostly as a pitcherthe giants are the first known team to sit down face to face with the japanese superstar who was posted last week and intends to be a two-way player next season. season. player next two-way intends to be a week and posted last who was superstar the japanese to face with the japanese superstar who was posted last week and intends to be a two-way player next season. ( steve ) man's best friend...

lost then found more than two years later.. the heartwarming story coming up..

a siberian husky from illinois is resting

comfortably in his home after he went missing over two years ago.(pam) kody disappeared in 2015, and was recently found more than 50 miles from his home. he was back in his favorite chair sunday night, resting next to his owner.. who said it is surreal to see his dog after more than two years. " i got a phone call from the noah's ark which is an animal shelter in rockford that cody was there. i said. yeah. i was shocked. stunned." the owner says, he is thrilled to see kody back home with his sister, a labrador retriever named shadow. it is unclear where the missing dog was located. however, he appeared to be healthy other than some breathing issues. kody will be going to the vet this week for a checkup. (steve) facebook has announced a new stand-alone app called 'messenger kids'... it's designed for children under 13-years old. pre-teens can use the app to chat with their friends, make

face-time calls with kid- friendly photo filters and send age-appropriate images. parents must set up accounts for their kids and approve who they can chat with. the rules for traditional facebook services aren't changing -- kids still have to be thirteen years old to get their own accounts. a preview version of messenger kids rolled out today on apple devices. last weather and godobye final look at the weather with chief meteorologist brittney shipp.

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