look at storm tracker 4 radar... you can see where the rain is hitting right now. the wet weather is expected to last most of the evening. good evening i'm vicki liviakis. (grant) and i'm grant lodes. the good news... the rain is not expected to impact your weekend plans. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is standing by with details on your forecast. lawrence karnow: another storm brought more rain to the bay area today. showers continue but wind down through the night. you can see the showers on the doppler radar. most of them are very light but be extra on the roads. there have been numerous crashes today. you can see on the satellite that things have become very active in the pacific. the storm to the south will linger off the coast for the weekend before combining with a cold storm from the north to bring

us gusty winds and heavy rain. this could be the strongest storm of the season so far. we're looking good for the weekend. storm clouds will part leaving behind dry weather and sunshine. rain and wind will develop on monday and continue into tuesday. there's a chance of some isolated thunderstorms too. dry, and warmer weather should return wednesday through next friday. (grant) and make sure you

download the kron four mobile app as we track the rain in the bay area... you can stay on top of the weather and traffic..and get push alerts on breaking news sent right to your phone. (vicki) the man acquitted in the murder of kate steinle was sentenced today to three years in state prison for the one gun possession charge he was convicted of. but jose garcia zarate is expected to be released from the county jail in the coming days because he has credit for time served.(grant) kron4's maureen kelly reports, that doesn't mean the undocumented felon will be walking the streets anytime soon, because he's due to be transferred into federal custody to face new charges . this is retaliatoryjose garcia zarate, seen here in an eariler court appearnce could face a federal judge as early as next week on new gun possession charges. this.after it was determined he had already served enough time in jail to satify the maximum sentence for his conviction of being a felon

in possesion of gun. the gun who's bullet ricocheted off pier 14, strikng and killing 32 kate steinle as she was sightseeing with her father back in 2015. before the sentencing the judge denied the defense team's motion that the undocumented immigrant be granted a new trial. their argument is that the judge improperly barred the jury from considering garcia zarate's claim that he didn't know he was holding a gun when it fired. he's holding objects, he does not know whatit is it fires, and at that moment for a split second it's in his hands before he throws it. and that's literally what he was convicted of.the district attorney says while they are disappointed that the jury acquitted the defendant of the murder involuntary manslaughter and assault charges, they believe the judge made the right call today.we want to express our sorrow and how bad we feel for the steinle family, there will be some closure at least in terms of the local casebut a new chapter in this saga is just begining.the jury's decision reignited the national firestorm.....stirred up by president trump, who while on the campaign trial, used steinle case as part of his argument to strenghten our borders. garcia zarate, an undocumented immigrant, had already been deported five times before steinle's death. within a week of verdict, us attorney jeff sessions filed the new charges. garcia zarate has a new attorney, tony serra, to go to bat for

him in the federal arena. there's gonna be a motion made right at the beginning for dismissal predicated on vindictive prosecution which is this allowed under federal and state lawwe're going to ascertain whether or not there was collusion between the federal authorities and the state authorities and if so we can bring a motion to dismiss on double jeopardy groundsthe steinle family did not attend today's sentencing. they have no comment on today's court proceedings or on the new charges garcia zarate now faces. their spokesperson says they are retiring from the public eye will not being in attendence as the case goes federal. maureen kelly kron4 news

(vicki) the man accused of plotting a christmas day attack at san francisco's pier 39 in the name of isis pleaded not guilty in court today. the f-b-i says 26-year-old everitt jameson told undercover agents he planned to set off explosives then shoot people. the former marine from modesto ... is charged with attempting to aid a terrorist organization. he was arrested three days before christmas. jameson's attorney says that day he was placed on a "51-50" hold for two days.... because authorities believed he could cause harm on himself. (vicki) jameson will remain in custody until his next court appearance in april. (vicki) new details are

emerging tonight about what exactly the widow of the orlando night club shooter knew before he carried out the attack. during a hearing today... investigators say noor salman knew her husband -- omar mateen-- was going to do something bad. that's according to a statement written by an f-b-i agent... and signed by salman. the statement says she was in denial that her husband could hurt other people when he left their home with guns and ammunition. mateen killed 49 people and wounded at least 68 others during the mass shooting at pulse nightclub. salman is facing charges of aiding a terrorist organization and obstruction of justice... and will stand trial in march. she had been living in the east bay with family members when she was arrested. (grant) an update to a story we told you about earlier this week... the man seen in a santa hat... shooting a gun in a busy san francisco intersection... has been arrested. 27-year-old xavier watson from fairfield is now in police custody. police say this is watson in the surveillance video...

stopping in front of a car parked on eddy street... and opening fire. it happened christmas morning in the tenderloin... near mason street. he's been booked on multiple felony charges. no one was injured in the shooting. (grant) a man is taken into custody today after an hours long standoff in san francisco. it started last night when a man barricaded himself inside a home in the area of moraga street and 29th avenue... in the city's sunset district. kron 4's lydia pantazes explains what happened. police negotiated with a man who was barricaded inside this home behind me for more than 8- hours.(take vo)the home is located on 29th street near moraga.m in san francisco. police say at about 11 last night a man verbally threatened a passerby.that passerby called 911.when police arrived, they say the suspect barricaded himself inside his home, refusing to come out.negotiators came to the home, attempting to get the suspect out.the suspect was taken into custody at about 7:30 this morning. captain robert yick/san francisco police "and the subject did attempt to assault one of the negotiators

therefore a less lethal device was used and he was taken into custody without further incident."police say they have had contact with this individual before. reporting live in san francisco, lydia pantazes kron4 news. (vicki) acting san francisco mayor london breed has announced that she will run to be elected as mayor. mayor breed made the announcement on twitter today. she was appointed to the position last month when mayor ed lee died suddenly. other official candidates include san francisco supervisor jane kim, former state senator mark leno, and mayor ed lee's re-election challenger... amy farrah weiss. a special election is set for june. (2-shot/vicki) a santa clara county judge has thrown the book at three former sheriff's deputiesconvicted of murdering a mentally ill inmate. (2-shot/grant) kron four's rob fladeboe was in the court room as the deputies were given the maximum sentence. jeff rosen/santa clara county dist. attorney"...they beat him to death...'santa clara

county district attorney jeff rosen outside the hall of justice friday morning, moments after three former sheriff's deputies, shown here in earlier court appearances, were sentenced after being convicted last summer in the 2015 murder of mentally ill inmate michael tyree. jeff rosen"....the purpose of a jail is to protect the but in this case that didn't happen community but also to protect those inside the jail and the trust and the authority the jail guards had in this case was not used, instead they used that authority to beat and murder mr. tyree to death..."the case has led to still on-going reforms at the jail including more surveillance cameras,more training of correctional officers along with new policies in the housing and handling of mentally ill inmates like michael tyree.rob fladeboe"....former deputies farris, rodriguez and lubrin will be eligibly for parole after five years in state

prison. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news (vicki) for your health tonight... we are learning about even more flu deaths in the bay area. the contra costa county heath department says there have been four flu related deaths in that county. those deaths happened between october first and january 4th.

health officials say all of those people who died were under the age of 65. (grant) and in santa clara county... four people have died from the flu since november. county officials say the number of people visiting emergency rooms for flu like symptoms is up 60-percent. one of those who died had not received this year's vaccine and suffered from other health problems that placed them at greater risk. regardless of it's overall effectiveness, health officials say the h-3 vaccine should render the flu less severe. it's also not too late to get a flu shot to protect yourself for this current flu season. (grant) coming up... after a deadly winter storm... the east coast is now bracing for stunningly cold weather... temps well below zero...what experts are recommending. (vicki) and a woman says she was sexually assaulted... while sleeping on a flight. now, a man is behind bars. we'll explain what happened. (grant) plus... months after 200-thousand people had to quickly evacuate... we are learning new details about what went

wrong with the oroville dam. details on the new report.. after the break. (vicki) taking a live look at stormtracker 4 radar as rain hits the bay area... we will have more on the timing coming up...

got about an hour warning to evacuate and you know all these fire trucks are screaming and saying get out of town and evacuatebumper to bumper traffic, it totally did not feel real( vicki)eleven

months ago the oroville dam spillway failure forced nearly 200=thousand to flee for their lives.now a new report says america's tallest dam was flawed from the moment is was built a half=century ago. (grant) a federal panel blames the near=catastrophe on faulty design, sloppy construction ... and decades of second-rate repairs.steve aveson is in the newsroom with the details.steve? (steve) this is the government's final report on the oroville dam ... it runs almost 600=pages long.the investigators say their findings should be a wake=up call for everyone involved in dam safety. february seventh of last year .. a giant hole is discovered in the spillway ... 200 feet wide and deep enough to swallow a three=story builsing. the heavy winter rains filled the state's second largest reservoir to the brim ... they couldn't stop the outflow to make repairs ... and eventually had to use an emergency spillway.downstream,

the feather river rose,roads were clogged as 188=thousand people were told to evacuate. the crisis eased ... the water level dropped ... and the scope of the damage was revealed.estimated cost of repair: half a billion dollars. sfxflashback to 1968.the federal investigation revealed that the spillway was designed by an engineer fresh out of grad school whose experience was limited to two summer jobs... and with no prior professional experience designing spillways.what's more, his only involvement during construction was a single visit to the site.the project was plagued by labor problems and cost overruns, with inadequate material that had to be repaired often in the followign decades.the report calls state water officials overconfident and complacent, failing to put dam safety over the needs of water users. (steve) today the department of water resources responded by saying it will carefully assess the report, share it

with the entire dam safety community and incorporate the lessons learned going forward to ensure california continues to lead the nation on dam safety. (grant) call it a winter wallop. parts of the east coast are getting a one- two-punch of severe weather. after a deadly winter storm -- people are now bracing for dangerously frigid temperatures. omar jimenez is in virginia beach. first came the snow and freezing rain.leah ramuglia / lives in boston: "we're not used to the winds being this cold or you know this severe of flooding."now comes the dangerous cold.kevin mitchell/ visiting boston: "it's just amazingly cold."kevin mitchell/ visiting boston: "it goes through ya. this weather just goes through ya. it's amazing."millions will see temperatures in the single digits.but the wind will make it feel far colder tammy mitchell/ visiting boston: "brutally cold."which could affect first responders.donald

trzepacz/ mercy flight: "it's very very scary for our folks. but it's the wind chill that's pushing it to minus 20 and minus 30 in some areas of our region. and that's really the super super dangerous part." animals are also impacted.... jim winkle / viewing snow: "we found seagulls sitting in the snow, which was quite interesting."sea turtles near padre island, texas had to be put in warm kiddie pools to avoid being stunned.and across south florida -- frozen iguanas have fallen out of trees.petrified by the cold. emily maple / palm beach zoo: "iguanas are not built for the cold."emily maple / palm beach zoo: "if it's just for a day or two, they will just get to where they're completely frozen in time. they are still able to breathe."as the arctic air blankets the region -- many plan to stay indoors -- just to stay safe."i've never seen weather like this before." "with the weather the way it is, i'm just a little scared." in virginia beach, virginia -- i'm omar jimenez (vicki) chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here now with more on the winter

storms... lawrence karnow: another storm brought more rain to the bay area today. showers continue but wind down through the night. you can see the showers on the doppler radar. most of them are very light but be extra on the roads. there have been numerous crashes today. you can see on the satellite that things have become very active in the pacific. the storm to the south will linger off the coast for the weekend before combining with a cold storm from the north to bring us gusty winds and heavy rain. this could be the strongest storm of the season so far. we're looking good for the weekend. storm clouds will part leaving behind dry weather and sunshine. rain and wind will develop on monday and continue into tuesday. there's a chance of some isolated thunderstorms too.

dry, and warmer weather should return wednesday through next friday. (vicki) the winter weather is making for another tough day at the airports here in the bay area... 23 flights were cancelled at s- f-o today... and 237 were delayed. kron 4's terisa estacio reports from s-f-o with the latest conditions. certainly some challenging times here at sfo all because of that big storm that slammed into the east coast(vo)the storm ripped through dumping

as much as 18 inches of snow and now, freezing tempertures created icey conditions for runways. flights were suspended at jfk, and air traffic halted at laguardia airport that was all thursday .on friday, some better news both of those major airports trying to get back to normal today. operations pushing forward but with all of those cancelations, it is going to be rough for quite some time. the airlines all scrambling - issuing warnings to passengers to call ahead, or go online to check the status of their flighthere at sfo - it could get worse as the day rolls out - i have talked with some passengers who just rolled their eyes frustrated about the delays, yet others just taking it all in realizing they can't do much about it all.liz sot - going to dc, i am ok, hoping for the best. guianan - sot - i think it is going to be alright, i will stay with friends if i get stuck.(estacio)and take a look at the board here at sfo - some cancelations to tell you about again, 22 cancelations so far this morning, 71 delays. the duty manager also tells me that as far as boston, newark, and jfk - they are on a delay path so they are up and running but with the conditions the way they are it is a bit slow going. as always check before you head out. here at sfo.

(grant) the national transportation safety board has released its preliminary

report on last month's deadly amtrak incident in washington state. according to the report.... the train was going 78 miles per hour before it flew off an overpass onto a highway....killing three people and injuring dozens. the train had been traveling through a 30-mile-per-hour zone. the engineer and another crew member haven't been interviewed by the n-t-s-b yet because of their considerable injuries. (grant) authorities say a man from india sexually assaulted a 22-year-old woman while she was sleeping on a flight from las vegas to detroit wednesday. the detroit free press reports that the woman....who cited a federal complaint... immediately notified a flight attendant about what happened. the victim says when she woke up....her shirt was unbuttoned and the man had his hand down her pants. authorities later arrested the suspect who was in court wednesday on charges of aggravated sexual abuse.... he spoke to an f-b-i

agent....reportedly admitting to some of the details. (vicki) still ahead... a school employee is sexually assaulted right before kids show up for class... and tonight we are learning details about the man who is now behind bars for the crime. (grant) and the leaning millenium tower in san francisco is facing even more problems tonight. why it may not be safe for people to live there. (grant) taking a live look at stormtracker 4 radar as rain hits the bay area... we will have more on the timing coming up... are cream conditioners bringing your hair down?

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building inspectors have issued a citation against the sinking and leaning millennium tower. they say the 58-story tower is an apparent fire safety risk.( vicki ) consultants found the tilting building was exacerbating gaps between the facade and the

core of the concrete and steel tower. experts claim smoke and flames can shoot through those gaps... making it easier for a fire to jump to different floors.( grant ) the fire safety hazard warning was part of a 20-16 report commissioned by the millennium homeowners association. that came after a condo owner complained of a mysterious odor. (grant) still ahead -- the raiders have a new head coach gary will join us to explain the lucrative deal jon gruden expected to sign with the silver and black (vicki) taking a live look at stormtracker 4 radar as rain hits the bay area... we will have more on the timing coming up...

new at five... in custody tonight -- a 23- year-old man accused of sexually assaulting and robbing a middle school teacher in her classroom in san jose.(grant) police say andrew bracamonte was arrested last night in san francisco. kron four's philippe djegal explains how police tracked the suspect down. (philippe) san jose police chief eddie garcia says this surveillance video helped identify 23-year-old andrew bracamante. he was spotted on camera at harker middle school before and after garcia says bracamonte robbed and

sexually assaulted a teacher in her classroom at around 6-30 tuesday morning. garcia says the teacher was alone when bracamonte stepped inside, locked the door, turned off the lights. assaulted the woman, then left. chief eddie garcia/sjpd- "in addition, the suspect threatened to shoot the victim if she did not stay inside the classroom." garcia says k-9's then tracked the suspect's scent to his house about a half mile away. but he wasn't there. he was later seen on camera at a liquor store in santa clara. thursday night, police eventually trailed bracamonte as he drove up to san francisco... where he was arrested. garcia says the attack appears to have been random. he was booked into the santa clara county jail on several felony charges, including robbery, false imprisonment and forced oral copulation.chief eddie garcia/sjpd- "he has been arrested in the past for carrying a concealed dagger, assault with a deadly weapon, sex with a minor. probation violation and possession of concentrated cannabis." garcia says extra patrols have monitored the harker middle school campus throughout the investigation... adding that neither the victim or school did anything wrong. chief eddie garcia/sjpd- "we

did this to get justice for our victim and uh, she was a very strong victim." garcia says andrew bracamonte is due in court next week. in san jose, philippe djegal, kron four news. (anchor) (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: another storm brought more rain to the bay area today. showers continue but wind down through the night. you can see the showers on the doppler radar. most of them are very light but be extra on the roads. there have been numerous crashes today. you can see on the satellite that things have become very active in the pacific. the

storm to the south will linger off the coast for the weekend before combining with a cold storm from the north to bring us gusty winds and heavy rain. this could be the strongest storm of the season so far. we're looking good for the weekend. storm clouds will part leaving behind dry weather and sunshine. rain and wind will develop on monday and continue into tuesday. there's a chance of some isolated thunderstorms too. dry, and warmer weather should return wednesday through next friday. (vicki) and make sure you download the kron four mobile app as we track the rain in the bay area... you can stay on top of the weather and (vicki) friday.

(vicki) and make sure you download the kron four mobile app as we track the rain in the bay area... you can stay on top of the weather and traffic..and get push alerts on breaking news sent right to your phone. (vicki) the raiders appear to have their man...and owner mark davis better have a brinks truck ready. jon

gruden...is coming back to oakland.(grant) espn reporting the current analyst will be paid roughly 100 million dollars over the next 10 years. sports director gary radnich jon gruden is expected to sign a ten-year deal worth 100-millions dollars it's believed to be the richest contract in nfl history. the raiders will introduce gruden as the team's next coach on tuesday. gruden will join jimmy johnson and

tom landry as the the third coach in history to get a ten-year deal. the nfl says the raiders fulfilled the rooney rule. earlier this week they interviewed two minority candidates, including tight ends coach, bobby johnson. at this time... no word on wether gruden will have ownership stake in the team. nfl owners still have vote on it. gruden will need all 32 owners to approve it. chucky will become the 12th head coach since 1960 to have multiple stints with one team.

(vicki) coming up.. the golden globes could have a different tone this year. how actors are planning to show solidarity with victims of sexual assault.

(grant) happening tonight... you could win more than 400 million dollars. (vicki) there were no winners in tuesday night's mega millions jackpot drawing... and now the grand prize is 445 million dollars. (grant) and tomorrow night... another chance to win hundreds of millions of dollars in the powerball drawing. the new jackpot is over five-hundred million dollars. this is the fifth largest powerball jackpot in the game's history.. the

mega millions drawing is at 8:00 tonight... and we will bring you those numbers when they are announced. (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

no one says it's going happen... but there is always the possibility of a nuclear.war. and that's a story we're working right now for the news at six. let's check in with steve aveson in the newsroom.(steve) with so much talk about north korea and it's nuclear weapons these days.. some u.s. leaders say there is no better time than now to be prepared. the centers for disease control is taking a lead. we'll tell you about the meeting they are planning for later this month.. while at the same time telling public not to worry. and what the latest numbers tell us about the t-s-a.. and its airport security system at work this past holiday. it's coming up at six... now back to the news at five.

(anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: another storm brought more rain to the bay area today. showers continue but wind down through the night. you can see the showers on the doppler radar. most of them are very light but be extra on the roads. there have been numerous crashes today. you can see on the satellite that things have become very active in the pacific. the storm to the south will linger off the coast for the weekend before combining with a cold storm from the north to bring us gusty winds and heavy rain. this could be the strongest storm of the season so far. we're looking good for the weekend. storm clouds will part leaving behind dry weather and sunshine. rain and wind will develop on monday

and continue into tuesday. there's a chance of some isolated thunderstorms too. dry, and warmer weather should return wednesday through next friday. (grant) tonight president trump is hosting republican leaders for a retreat at friday.through next friday.

(grant) tonight president trump is hosting republican leaders for a retreat at camp david. the white house says the meetings will focus on the president's 2018 agenda. (vicki) but as kron4's white house correspondent mark meredith explains, the trump

administration's new years' goals may be in jeopardy. president trump ignored reporter's questions as he left the white house for camp david.it's there the president will huddle with gop leaders to plot the administration's next steps."we want to have a unified republican agenda for 2018"deputy white house press secretary raj shah says the meeting is vital for developing a comprehensive, conservative agenda for the new year. "from healthcare, to infrastructure, to welfare reform, and other big items that we want to see progress on. we want to make sure paul ryan, mitch mcconnell, and the president are on the same page" "but the president may need democrats' help first. the government runs out of money in two weeks. in order to avoid a shut down in that time congress has to make decisions on military spending, health care funding, and immigration reform"the president will hold bi-partisan budget talks at the white house next week. meanwhile, the president continues to face questions abilities.in the newly released book "fire and fury", former chief strategist steve bannon questions the

president's own mental stability. political science professor gary nordlinger. "i think the big winner from this book, is the author and the publisher, because the fact we're even talking about itthis book has gotten a billion dollars worth of publicity" but nordlinger adds the book's drama won't hurt the republican's or the president in the long term. "it's gone by november, it's gonna be gone in a month, in washington, i'm mark meredith. ( grant ) the f-b-i is investigating whether the clinton foundation accepted donations in exchange for political favors while hillary clinton was secretary of state. in addition, the investigation is looking into whether any of the foundation's tax-exempt funds were mis-used. it's unclear what has sparked the new investigation. a previous inquiry stalled prior to last year's presidential election. a clinton foundation spokesperson says the investigation is

"politically motivated" and "unfounded". (vicki) new at five... four women are accusing filmmaker paul haggis of sexual misconduct. in a new civil lawsuit....a publicist claims haggis raped her....prompting other women to come forward. one of the accusers says haggis forced her to perform oral sex and then raped her. haggis' lawyer has denied the accusations saying his client didn't rape anyone. haggis is best known for the film "crash" that won multple academy awards in 2006. (vicki) and as several people in hollywood are being accused of sexual harassment... the red carpet at the golden globes will look different this year. many actresses plan to wear black. that includes nominees like saoirse ronan and allison janney. they say it is in an anti- harassment protest... in solidarity with women who can't speak up. the golden globes are this sunday. (grant) next at 5...

professional baseball players are helping victims of the north bay firestorm. we'll show you how.

(grant) new at 5 ... how sports has a healing effect. (vicki) today in the fire ravaged areas of the north bay ... there was proof ...that with the right spirit.. the game will go on.(grant) kron 4's jeff pierce reports from santa rosa.

dozens of coaches and professional baseball players put on a baseball clinic for young players in santa rosa on friday afternoon.but it was more than just a baseball clinic, it was a fund raiser to help those ball players who lost everything in the north bay fires replace their equipment before the season starts.little league tryouts and spring training around the corner, it's the perfect time to do it.we have a list of a hundred and eighty six players, young players that were displaced by the fires. every kid that was displaced is going to walk away with gloves, bats, helmets, shoes, an unbelievable amount of gear they can walk away with.but more than replacing gear they got to recieve tips from no less a player than oakland a's marcus semian.a lot of families who may have lost their homes, lost their equipment, wed just raising money to help these families

rebuild their liveswhen the shortstop for the a's comes out and donates his time it's pretty impressive. we can't thank them enough and it just goes to show you it's more than a game.gabe cramer who pitches for the kansas city royals minor league team and went to santa rosa high school would not miss the event.when you can help out kids and families that have lost most of their possessions it's the best thing you can do and baseball allow us to do that so it was a no brainer.for cody guy it was about replacing his dreams.i'm just trying to collect them all back, baseball cards, bobble heads, signatures.dreams shattered by the fires.it's just been my whole life since i started watching baseball.in santa rosa jeff pierce kron four news. (vicki)(vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news

at 5.(granti) steve aveson and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (pam) the man involved in the case that started a national discusssion on undocumented immigrants... is now headed into federal custody. he was aquitted of murder.. but guilty of gun possession... and won't have to spend any more time in jail. today's court twist that will land him with immigration agents.(steve) and contra costa county is now reporting 4 flu related deaths. this after santa clara county did the same yesterday.(pam) plus... the c-d-c says there's no reason to worry.. so is the agency talking about a possible a nuclear attack? (steve) there's more news straight ahead.... on kron 4 news at six.

we have a president and an attorney general who are really spitting in the face of justice(pam) the man who handled the gun that killed of kate steinle, has now been sentenced on another matter, but his legal fight is not over.. it is now moving to the federal level as the war of words is heating up.(pam) good evening everyone, i'm pam moore.(steve) and i'm steve aveson. kron4's maureen kelly reports that jose garcia zarate will soon be transferred into federal custody as they next phase of thise case moves forward. jose garcia zarate has already served 919 days in county lockup...and with credit for time served it means he's already satified the maximum sentence he received today for being a felon of possession of a firearm.the judge denied the defense team's motion for a

new trial and they plan appeal the conviction.but there was a national fury over garcia zarate's acquital for the murder of kate steinle, and the lessor involuntary manslaughter and assault charges. president trump used the steinle case on the campaign trail as a reason to strengthen our borders, since the defendant is an undocumented immigrant who'd been deported fire times. he tweeeted the verdict was disgraceful after it came down. five days later us attorney jeff sessions filed new federal gun possession charges against the defendent. shame on the federal government shame on the trump administration shame on them in terms of bringing a retaliatory vindictive prosecution. that's garcia zarate new attorney, tony serra, who says he plans to file a motion to dismiss on grounds of vindictive prosecution and double jeapordy.the motions really will be leveled against the trump administration and everything that trump has said regard to this case and generically what is said in regards to immigrants. he says is client is being made a maytr by the president and had these words for the commander in cheif.stay out of our juristiction and dont' try to push you pollical agenda garcia zarate is expected to be arraigned before a federal judge in san francisco early next week.the steinle family

did not attend today's sentencing. they have no comment on today's court proceedings or on the new charges garcia zarate now faces. their spokesperson says they are retiring from the public eye will not being in attendence as the case goes federal. maureen kelly kron4 news (pam) the man accused of plotting a christmas day attack at san francisco's pier 39 in the name of isis,

pleaded not guilty in court today. the f-b-i says, 26-year-old everitt jameson told undercover agents, he planned to set off explosives then shoot people. the former marine from modesto ... is charged with attempting to aid a terrorist organization. he was arrested three days before christmas. (pam) jameson will remain in custody until his next court appearance in april. (steve) an update to a story we told you about earlier this week... the man seen in a santa hat shooting a gun in a busy san francisco intersection has been arrested. 27-year-old xavier watson from fairfield is now in police custody. police say this is watson in the surveillance video

stopping in front of a car parked on eddy street... and opening fire. it happened christmas morning in the tenderloin... on eddy street near mason... he is booked on multiple felony charges. no one was injured in the shooting. (steve)(ots) the 2 year-long saga of a jailhouse murder committed by sheriff'sdeputies has come to an end in a south bay courtroom. kron four's rob fladeboe was there as three sheriff's deputies convicted of murdering a mentally ill inmate received the maximumsentence. first three same as five... 1:40-1:56 lori smith santa clara county sherriff1:57-2:08 rob fladaboejeff rosen/santa clara county dist. attorney "...they beat him to death...' santa clara county district attorney jeff rosen outside the hall of justice friday morning, moments after three former sheriff's deputies, shown here in earlier court appearances, were sentenced

after being convicted last summer in the 2015 murder of mentally ill inmate michael tyree. jeff rosen"....the purpose of a jail is to protect the but in this case that didn't happen community but also to protect those inside the jail and the trust and the authority the jail guards had in this case was not used, instead they used that authority to beat and murder mr. tyree to death..."the d.a. says the case broke public trust in the jail system, which is now trying win back that trust with on-going reforms like more surveillance cameras and training. sheriff laurie smith oversees the jail systemlaurie smith/santa clara county sheriff"....we now have deputies go through a 40 hour training class in our academy and we have anew use of force policy and we have teams of deputies working with medical health professionals about dealing with with imates with mental health issues... rob fladeboe/san jose"....the former deputies have 60 days to appeal their conviction and sentence...all three have indicated they intend to do

so....in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news (pam) a man is taken into custody... after an hours long standoff in san francisco. it started last night... when a man barricaded himself inside a home in the area of moraga street and 29th avenue... in the city's sunset district. police say, the suspect verbally threatened a passerby... who then called nine- one-one. and when officers arrived... the suspect blocked himself off... and refused to come out. after hours of talking... negotiators convinced the suspect to give

up... but not without a fight. (sot) "and the subject did attempt to assault one of the negotiators therefore a less lethal device was used and he was taken into custody without further incident."(pam) the suspect was taken into custody around seven- thirty this morning. police say, they have had contact with this individual before. (steve) acting san francisco mayor london breed has announced that she will run to be elected as mayor. mayor breed made the announcement on twitter today. she was appointed to the position last month when mayor ed lee died suddenly. other official candidates include san francisco supervisor jane kim, former state senator mark leno, and mayor ed lee's re-election challenger... amy farrah weiss. a special election is set for june. (pam) turning our attention to weather.... this was the scene earlier today in san francisco... the scattered showers made for

a wet commute in the city and around the bay area... here with more on the weather... and how long it may last... is our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: another storm brought more rain to the bay area today. showers continue but wind down through the night. you can see the showers on the doppler radar. most of them are very light but be extra on the roads. there have been numerous crashes today. you can see on the satellite that things have become very active in the pacific. the storm to the south will linger off the coast for the weekend before combining with a cold storm from the north to bring us gusty winds and heavy rain. this could be the strongest storm of the season so far. we're looking good for the

weekend. storm clouds will part leaving behind dry weather and sunshine. rain and wind will develop on monday and continue into tuesday. there's a chance of some isolated thunderstorms too. dry, and warmer weather should return wednesday through next friday. (pam) (pam) you can always get the latest weather forecast... track live radar and get traffic alerts ... just download the kron4 mobile app! ( steve ) the wet weather in the east coast is forcing flight delays and cancellations across bay area

airports. the east coast storm has dropped at least 18 inches of snow. freezing temperatures are creating icy conditions for runways. in fact, flights were suspended at j-f-k thursday. as major airports are trying to get closer to normal today, it's leaving scrambling passengers frustrated at s-f-o. passenger says:"not so great this morning. not so great. it's gonna be a cold, cold return. it's gonna be really cold. not looking forward to it."reporter says:"what is your battle plan is you get stuck? we had 5,000 flights cancelled yesterday."passenger says:"that's not even gonna happen. i can't even let that go into my brain."( steve ) early this morning, there were 22 cancelations and 71 delays at s-f-o. (pam) new at six. t-s-a security screeners had their hands full during the holiday season. the agency says, it screened more than 42-million passengers passing through airports across the

nation. that's a new record for the t-s-a. security workers also screened close to 31-million bags during the same period, which is counted from december 15-th to january second. the agency says, it also saw a record number of passengers during the thanksgiving holiday. but officials say .... they still managed to keep the wait time below 20-minutes for 97- percent of passengers. (steve) the trump administration is firing back after a book released today describes chaos at the trump white house. president trump says "fire & fury" is full of lies. (pam) but the top democrat on the senate intelligence committee ... wants to know more from one of the key sources for the book - former white house strategist steve bannon.(steve) kron four's correspondent brie jackson spoke with senator mark warner about what this could mean for the russia investigation. mark warner: if mr. bannon has more than just opinions but facts to back that up. i'd love to hear from him.senator mark warner wants the truth about what happened between russian officials and the

trump administration. the senate intelligence committee co-chair says if steve bannon has answers, then he should testify.sen. mark warner/ virginia when donald trump jr. and jared kushner and other trump affiliates met with russians and the russians offered dirt on hillary clinton they should have turned that over to the fbi.in a newly released book, the former white house chief strategist calls the 2016 trump tower meeting between trump campaign officials and a russian lawyer "treasonous". the white house shot back sanders: "i think that is a ridiculous accusation and one that i'm pretty sure we've addressed many times from here before.friday president trump tweeted that collusion with russia is a hoax. brie jackson: richard burr, the top republican on the senate intelligence committee says he's doesn't see a need for steve bannon to testify about a meeting he did not a attend. the white house is among those raising questions about bannon's credibility. gary nordlinger/ : "why in the world would bannon say these things"george washington university political science professor gary nordlinger says bannon was not as powerful as he led others to believe.gary nordlinger. that he was

untouchable, important that he had this huge national constituency. now i think it was more of the trump coat-tails.so far, the senate intel committee has interviewed more than 100 people since it's investigation started last january. it remains to be seen if they'll add bannon's name to that list. senators say they plan to get to the bottom of russian interference before voters head to the polls . in washington, brie jackson (pam) coming up... a wrong turn that led a u-c berkeley pre-law student into the hand of ice officials .. we'll tell you about the local campaign to set him free. (steve) also.. nuclear war is a terrifying thought, nonetheless.. the c-d-c wants the nation to be prepared .. we'll tell you about the planning now underway just in case. ( pam ) and next.. a school staffer assaulted and robbed in a south bay middle school campus classroom .. tonight .. a suspect is in custody.

in the south bay... a 23-year-old man accused of sexually assaulting and robbing a middle school teacher in her classroom in san jose is in custody tonight. (pam) police say, andrew bracamonte was arrested last night in san francisco. kron four's philippe djegal explains how police tracked the suspect down. (philippe) since tuesday morning... parents of students at harker middle school in san jose have been uneasy. after word of a teacher being sexually assaulted and robbed in her classroom spread through campus. some parents became alarmed by the increased police patrols at

the school... while the search for the suspect continued.parent/no name- "for a second, we thought something was wrong with the security, or something, they need to do something about that. like how could somebody just get inside the school and do that." but san jose police chief eddie garcia says in this case, neither the school or the victim are at fault. only the suspect... 23-year-old andrew bracamonte. chief eddie garcia/sjpd- "we believe it's a random attack." bracamonte was arrested thursday night in san francisco, after police trailed him there on his ride up from san jose. garcia says bracamonte had cut his hair when he was taken into custody. garcia says bracamonte is the man seen on this surviellance video taken at harker middle school, shortly before and after the alleged attack tuesday morning. chief eddie garcia/sjpd- "the victim said that the suspect walked into the classroom, where she was alone. locked the door and turned off the lights." bracamonte is accused of then sexually assaulting and robbing the teacher, before leaving and avoiding an arrest until thursday night, he was booked into the santa clara county jail on several felony charges including forced oral copulation. garcia says bracamonte has been in trouble with the law before... though he was not on parole or

probation when this latest crime was reported. in san jose, philippe djegal, kron four news (pam) a berkeley middle school teacher and activist.... is ordered to pay more than 11-thousand dollars in legal fees to the former head of the berkeley college republicans. yvette felarca got a temporary restraining order against troy worden, in september. she is a leader of the activist group called - "any means necessary." felarca accused him of stalkng and harassing her for her political activities on the u-c berkeley campus. a judge dismissed the order... and ruled that she failed to prove her case. worden and felarca have both been involved in rallies in berkeley, in support of and against president trump. felarca was charged in july with assault during a rally in sacramento in 2016.

(steve) a san francisco man is sentenced to 27 years in prison for burning his girlfriend during an argument at a laundry mat. 27-year-old dexter oliver was sentenced to state prison for the attack in 20-13. the 30-year-old victim told oliver that he turned her world upside down and made her children afraid of her because of her injuries. prosecutors say oliver filled two baby bottles with gas and squirted them on the victim's face and body before igniting her with a lighter. police found her in the street with life-threatening injuries to her face and upper body. (pam) new tonight at six... a u-c berkeley student is being held by immigration authorities in san diego county... federal officials say... he violated the conditions of his visa. activists have organized a social media campaign... calling for the release of 20- year-old luis mora.... under the hashtag #freeluis. mora's lawyer says, he made a wrong turn.. ended up at a border checkpoint .... and was arrested on december 30th.

authorities did not specify the circumstances of his arrest. mora's attorney says, ice has not yet issued him a "notice to appear"... which is one of the first steps in placing a person into deportation proceedings ... it must be done within the first 72 hours. mora is a pre-law student at u-c berkeley. (steve) with rain in the bay area... means snow in tahoe.... this is video taken earlier today from heavenly resort you can see...a nice blanket of snow has settled in....this could be a good weekend to hit the slopes and get some runs in... (steve) here with more on the weather is chief meteorologist lawrence karnow... lawrence karnow: another storm brought more rain to the bay area today. showers continue but wind down through the night. you can see the showers on the doppler radar. most of

them are very light but be extra on the roads. there have been numerous crashes today. you can see on the satellite that things have become very active in the pacific. the storm to the south will linger off the coast for the weekend before combining with a cold storm from the north to bring us gusty winds and heavy rain. this could be the strongest storm of the season so far. we're looking good for the weekend. storm clouds will part leaving behind dry weather and sunshine. rain and wind will develop on monday and continue into tuesday. there's a chance of some isolated thunderstorms too. dry, and warmer weather should return wednesday through next friday.

(steve) in national news... take a look at these cars stuck in a frozen flooded neighborhood in massachusetts. it is bitterly cold in the northeast and temperatures are expected to continue to drop -- with some places feeling

like it is minus 40 degrees this weekend. yon pomrenze is in boston where not only have they gotten snow and cold -- but also coastal flooding. leah ramuglia / boston resident: people who have to work are getting back to the day to day and i think a lot of the people who don't have to work are probably inside and, or shoveling.boston residents attempting to get back to business as usual friday despite brutally cold temperatures.grace driscoll / boston resident: i don't think it's stopping anyone from going about their daily lives. all this despite warnings from officials that even though the snow, the wind, and flooding from thursday's massive "bomb cyclone" weather system has come to an end, temperatures are falling and it is going to get a lot colder.mayor marty walsh / boston: this weekend is going to be dangerously cold. we're asking people

other than going out to shovel we're asking that you stay inside as much as possible. if you do go outside, make sure you dress for the weather. over the next couple of days, the bitter arctic air left behind after thursday's massive storm is expected to bring record-breaking low temperatures throughout the northeast, with wind chills making it feel well below zero. and although the snow has stopped falling in most areas, government officials are still encouraging people to stay off the roads gov. andrew cuomo / new york: if the temperature drops and we can't clear the snow and it turns in to black ice that's going to be an even more dangerous situation. so, please use extreme caution. if you do not have to be on the roads, you shouldn't be on the roads.and to stay away from the coasts and flooded roads. the national weather service says flood waters will be slow to recede in some areas and may even freeze in place.in boston, i'm yon pomrenze. ( steve ) coming up... the alarming details coming in.. indicating the number of people to die so far in the bay area this flu season ... (pam) also... a fire started in the restroom of a bay area business .. now

police looking for those responsible ..

(pam) new tonight at six... police are looking for two men accused of setting fire to the restroom of a business in union city. the incident happened on december 23rd... near the corner of alvarado- niles road and union landing boulevard. police are just releasing this surveillence picture of the suspect they are looking for. officers found evidence that a fire was started in the men's restroom. police believe these two may be brothers between 18- and 23- years old. there were no reports of any injuries. (pam) just ahead... the battle lines being drawn over the new proposals by the trump administration .... to open oil and gas drilling along california's coast (steve) also ahead.. the rising number of deaths and illnesses from this years flu virus in the bay area.. we have the latest.. we're still seeing shower but will we be dry for the weekend? i'll have details next

(steve) a big story we are

following... we are learning about even more flu deaths in the bay area.(pam) the contra costa county heath department says there have been four flu- related deaths in that county. those deaths happened between october first and january 4th. health officials say, all of those people who died were under the age of 65. and in santa clara county...

four people have died from the flu since november. county officials say, the number of people visiting emergency rooms for flu -like symptoms is up 60-percent. one of those who died had not received this year's vaccine and suffered from other health problems that placed them at greater risk. regardless of its overall effectiveness, health officials say, the h-3 vaccine should render the flu less severe. and it is not too late to get a flu shot to protect yourself for this current flu season. now, a look at the other top stories we are following tonight... in san jose... the 23-year-old man accused of old man the 23-year- in san jose... in san jose... the

23-year-old man accused of robbing and sexually assaulting a teacher inside her classroom at harker middle school is in custody. andrew bracamonte was arrested thursday night in san francisco. surveillance video taken of the suspect before and after the alleged attack helped to track him down. san jose police say, on tuesday morning, he entered a classroom and sexually assaulted the teacher, who was alone at the time. bracamonte is facing several felony charges, including forced oral copulation. in san jose, philippe djegal, kron four news. in san francisco...police negotiated with a man inside this home here behind me for more than eight hours.the home is located on 29th street near moraga in san francisco.police say about 11pm last night...a man verbally threatened a passerby. that passerby called 9-1-1.when police arrived...they say the suspect

barricaded himself inside his home, refusing to come out. negotiators came to the home, attempting to get the suspect out. the suspect was taken into custody at about 7:30 this morning.police say they have had prior contact with this individual.reporting in san francisco, lydia pantazes, kron4 news. here in san jose a judge has handed down the maximum sentence for three former sheriff's deputies in the murder of an inmate in the countyjail. shown here in an earlier court appearence, matthew farris, rafael rodriguez and jereh lubrin each received a sentence of in prison. the trio was convicted last summer of second degree murder in the 2015 beating death of mentally ill inmate michael tyree, who was found dead in his cell in the main jail. the maximum sentence handed down despite pleas forleniency from the defendants families. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news

here at sfo, certainly some challenging times after that big storm slammed into the east coast 5,000 flights were cancelled on thursday and that is causing a rippling affect. on friday morning it wasn't so bad, there were 22 cancelations and 71 delays here at sfo alone. the duty manager says as always check before you come here because your flight could be delayed or that person that you're trying to pick up could be late as well.here at sfo, terisa estacio, kron4 news. (pam) taking a live look outside....from the san mateo bridge..(steve) we are joined by chief meteorologist lawrence karnow.... (steve) a live look outside on this friday... (pam ) chief meterologist lawrence karnow is here with the four zone forecast for the weekend and the rain ahead. lawrence karnow: another storm

brought more rain to the bay area today. showers continue but wind down through the night. you can see the showers on the doppler radar. most of them are very light but be extra on the roads. there have been numerous crashes today. you can see on the satellite that things have become very active in the pacific. the storm to the south will linger off the coast for the weekend before combining with a cold storm from the north to bring us gusty winds and heavy rain. this could be the strongest storm of the season so far. we're looking good for the storm clouds will part leaving behind dry weather and sunshine. rain and wind on monday and continue into tuesday. there's a chance of thunderstorms too. dry, and warmer weather should return wednesday through next friday. (steve) in national

news.... the trump administration is proposing to open vast swaths of federal waters to oil and gas drilling. state officials, environmental groups and oil-industry analysts say california has solid regulatory and legal means to stop offshore drilling on the west coast. knon four's washington correspondent drew petrimoulx reports the plan is drawing support from some many republicans in congress. but opponents say they worry about the impact take pkg the plan would open up 90 percent of the country's offshore reserves to oil and gas drilling. supporters say it will create nearly 300- thousand new jobs over the next two decades. sen bill cassidy, r-la:"these jobs are well paying. with some overtime you can go 80-100 thousand dollars."and louisiana senator bill cassidy says the impact will be felt in sectors across the country. sen bill cassidy, r-la: "helicopter companies, ambulance companies, it just spins out and spins out. and

it again helps make our country energy dominant."it's a reversal of policy from the obama administration which sought to protect federal waters from energy exploration. drew petrimoulx, reporting: "the plan faces bipartisan opposition and from environmental groups that promise to fight it." diane hoskins, oceana, campaign director: "the risks are far too great for coastal communities who rely on a clean coast and a healthy ocean for their livelihoods." diane hoskins with the environmental group oceana points to the deepwater horizon oil spill in 2010 off the coast of louisiana. diane hoskins, oceana, campaign director:"2-hundred million gallons spilled out into the gulf, devastating environmental and economic consequences." democratic senator bill nelson and republican senator marco rubio both criticized the proposal citing the potential for damage to their state. but oil industry groups are praising the plan's potential to boost american energy production. in washington im drew petrimoulx (pam) new at six... the centers for disease control wants to prepare everyone for the possibility of a nuclear war... but the agency does not want people to worry just yet...

c-d-c officials will meet on january 16th in atlanta ... to discuss personal safety measures and federal and local response team training for a nuclear detonation. some of the presentation matters include .... "preparing for the unthinkable" and the "roadmap to radiation preparedness." the c-d-c says, the meeting is not tied to the recent tensions between the united states and north korea.... and the planning for the meeting was set up last april. (steve) just ahead.. young people in the north bay fire zone getting a special dose of america's favorite pasttime .. from local star players and coaches..

(pam) in the north bay... coaches and professional baseball players put on a baseball clinic for young players ... affected by the wildfires in santa rosa. take a look. you can see dozens of children working on their batting swing. however, this afternoon's big event... was more than just a baseball clinic... it was a fundraiser to help those yooung ball players.... who lost everything in the north bay firestorm. every child who was displaced by the flames... recieved brand new baseball gear. they also received tips from oakland athletic's star marcus semien. (sot)

(pam) and the oakland a's shortstop marcus semien says, he is not done giving back yet.... he plans on helping more children... affected by the north bay firestorm... before the upcoming baseball season. coming up in sports -- gary and his lovely wife alicia join us to read fan emails for the first time this year. plus -- the raiders have a new - old head coach ... jon gruden is leaving the broadcast booth and heading back to oakland gary will tell us of the record breaking deal the silver and black is preparing to give him. gary has all the sports .. coming up. sfx: tinny headphone music

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it's believed to be the richest contract in nfl history. the raiders will introduce gruden as the team's next coach on tuesday. gruden will join jimmy johnson and tom landry as the the third coach in history to get a ten-year deal. the nfl says the raiders fulfilled the rooney rule. earlier this week they interviewed two minority candidates, including

tight ends coach, bobby johnson. at this time... no word on wether gruden will have ownership stake in the team. nfl owners still have vote on it. gruden will need all 32 owners to approve it. chucky will become the 12th head coach since 1960 to have multiple

stints with one team. espn's article on the patriots dynasty released today... has brough up a lot of questions of the future of the organization. apperently multiple disputes between bill belichick, tom brady, and robert kraft this season could end on of the greatest

dynaties in sports. the 49ers could have played a major factor in their downfall. the article says belichick wanted jimmy garoppolo to take over brady. new england repeatedly offered garoppolo four-year contract extensions worth up to $18 million but garoppolo kept rejecting the offers. brady, who's been on record saying he wants to play until his mid-40's... went to kraft and asked him to trade garoppolo. according to the espn -- belichick is not happy with kraft's decision.decision.kraft's decision. morning the a joint from kraft, belichick, and "for the the three of us have enjoyed a productive relationship. in recent days, been multiple that have theories that are d, highly or flat out inaccurate. share a we look the enormous challenge of the and the opportunity to in the future, for the past 18 unfortunate that there is for us to these fallacies. as have shown, united." you're usually pretty reasonable, but even you sucked into the jimmy garoppolo jon gruden hasn't coached in 10 years, but you guys make vince lombardi. lombardi.vince him out to be you guys make in 10 years, but hasn't coached jon gruden hype. garoppolo the jimmy sucked into are being but even you reasonable, but even you are being sucked into the jimmy garoppolo hype.

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(pam) one midwestern zoo's cheetah became a celebrity just by giving birth ...(steve) she shattered expectations and even broke a record! jeremy roth has today's jeremy roth has today's take a look at this! a cheetah recently gave birth to eight cubs at the saint louis zoo and she broke a record in the processthe three males and five females were born at the zoo's breeding center on november 26of the 430 litters on record with the association of zoos and aquariums, it's the largest ever recorded at a zoocheetah litters typically consist of

three to four cubsthe zoo says the cubs and their mother, bingwa, are doing wellthe litter will remain with their mother in a private, indoor den for several monthsdining is usually a no winter months in minnesota...but one rooftop bar in rochester came up with a creative alternative. installed plastic, heated roof.... which became very customers...but the bar's general manager may be forced to remove the igloos....due to a city ordinance that says no than 55-feet tall can have membrane it.the gm says workers were their job and he can't igloos will take a look at video that'll give you a of the kind of weather the country is dealing with. showing snowfall piling up was shot over a 13-hour period in virginia.for talat, i'm jeremy roth (pam) a black bear cub suffering from mange is making progress in her road to recovery in butte county. that's according to california's fund for animals wildlife center. the facility took the cub in last

month. state fish and wildlife officials found the animal two days before christmas. it had lost almost all of its fur. volunteers drove the cub to the wildlife center, where it will continue receiving treatment before ultimately being returned to the wild. last weather and goodbye final look at the weather with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow.

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