swept away by the devastating mudslide. good evening. i'm grant lodes.(vicki)i'm vicki liviakis.at least seventeen people are now known dead, more than a dozen - listed as missing and hundreds of people remain trapped in a remote canyon community.steve aveson is in the newsroom to bring us up to datesteve? (steve) vicki, grant, the upscale enclave of montecito is the epicenter of this new natural disaster.no heat, no lights. no gas. no drinking water... and no firm date for getting those services restored.the unstoppable wall of mud, debris and boulders exploded through the town early yesterday morning. "they didn't find her. because her boyfriend got swept away and watched her be holding onto the front door...""this is her picture ... she's missing."as the skies cleared. family and friends gathered to search for any sign of jessie gower.all they discovered is was her portrait, washed

downstream.gower is just one of the missing ... their faces and appeals posted on social media.houses marked after they checked for anyone trapped inside.countywide, at least 1=hundred single family homes were destroyed, and three=hundred damaged.dark stains on the wall show the depth of the mudslide. there were cars washing down, power lines coming down, huge boulders coming down, huge trees coming down.it sounded like a hurricane or a freight train coming through, i mean this is just, i can't quite believe it. is that a house behind us, was that a house? oprah winfrey posted a video of what it was like to walk through knee=deep mud.there used to be a fence right here, neighbor's house, devastated. the rushing wall of debris was powerful enough to slice vehicles in two.highway 101 remains impassable under tons of mud and water.you can see the freeway becomes a swamp. that's a car there stuck. abandoned in the waters."nat for some survivors, the only way out was up.check out this coast guard video.a mother and

her infant child helped to the roof of their home.the coast guard video shows them being loaded in a basket and hoisted to safety.one fire official says the town looks like a world war one battlefield.many residents remain scarred as the andscape i'm stunned, absolutely stunned."i would say it's apocalyptic. i had no idea this like this." (steve) and some encouraging pictures out of all the despair ... a woman who had to be airlifted out of her home returned to find all four of her dogs safe, if a little muddy. they came running out of the woods, where they had found refuge from the dekuge. (grant) landslides in fire zones is a major concern in the north bay as well tonight this after a rockslide killed a driver kron four's terisa estacio shows us where it happened and how caltrans is worried there could be more dangers ahead the driver of this car

deceased - a boulder from a hillside made unstable from the atlas fire back in the fall appears to be the cause of the accident. all of a sudden it dislodged and collided with the car. all of this on 121 in napa county. caltrans shut down the road immediately.13:05 our heartfelt condolences to the victims family we had geologists out there this morning, checking hills.vince jacala is a caltrans spokesperson, he shared with kron four - these pictures take by caltrans - of the accident. jacala says it is a new reality out on the roads since the wildfires ravaged the north bay.jacala. we have been working ever since the fires to remove dead trees, reseed look for rocks, obviously with this this morning, we need to do more and make it safe for everyone. the accident happened tuesday night, around 5pm but it was so dark and so dangerous, once crews realized they could not save the driver, and it was too unsafe to bring the car up, they shut down this stretch of 121 all night and until wednesday afternoon. jacala. we can't do enough right now. take a look at this this mini mountain of straw wattles stablizing areas impacted by the fire, a major concern. starting wednesday napa county's office of emergency services set up this site by the napa valley expo to offer free erosion control wattles and stakes to try and block ash and toxic chemicals from running down into fragile water shed. jacala says it is a team

effort all around as local, and state agencies try and deal with the fall out from those fires in hopes of preventing more deaths. in napa county, terisa estacio kron four news (grant) and take a look at this... a new map of the north bay burn areas will tell you if your home is at risk of flooding. this is from the sonoma county permit and resource management department. you can see the fire perimeter outlined in grey... yellow means flood risk is low in that area. orange is moderate risk and red is high risk. if you live in or near the burn areas... you can type in

your address and find out if your home could be threatened by flooding when it rains. we have a link to the map on our website... at kron 4 dot com. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was a rather gloomy day for most of the bay area with plenty of clouds and light showers. those clouds continue outside but will likely become partly cloudy overnight. satellite shows high pressur building in but the clouds continue to move over the top of the ridge. it looks high pressure will strengthen for into the weenend to bring more sunshine and warmer temperatures. highs tomorrow will be cool and in the 50s and 60s with partly to mostly cloudy skies. more sunshine is on the way for friday and the weekend with some temperatures moving well into the 60s. it will be dry this weekend too but more rain is possible toward the middle of next week.

(grant) if you have a high fever, if your muscles hurt, if your bones hurt, you probably have the flu.(vicki) that's the word from health officials in the south bay who are sounding the alarm as another person has died after contracting the flu. kron four's rob

fladeboe has more now live from valley medical center in san jose. rob? (rob live) of the seven flu related deaths reported so far in the greater bay area, five of them have occurred here in santa clara county. health officials announcing outside the emergency room here this afternoon that the flu is exploding in what is likely to be one of the worst flu seasons in many years. here's more. in the past ten days, there has been a 5 fold increase in the number of people with flu- like symptoms seeking care at emergency rooms like this one here at valley medical center. the county ems is reporting a sharp increase in the number of calls for an ambulance and transport to one of those emergency rooms. the flu is more severe this year and it is spreading fast. there are

five new outbreaks, bringing to 13, the number of outbreaks of at least two or more diagnosed cases, most at long term care facilities in the county. in an effort curb the spread of the flu, valley med has joined several other area hospitals in restricting and screening visitors, many of whom are wearing masks to guard against being exposed or possibly exposing others. details about the latest flu related death were announced by assistant county health officer dr. george han.dr. george han/santa clara county health dept."...this person did not receive the flu vaccine similar to the other four who have died so far this flu season, in addition this person did not have any underlying health problems while the other four people who passed away did have some other health problems..."...we would like to emphasize that it's not too late to get a flu shot and to wash their hands frequently, cover their coughs and stay home if they're sick..."

(rob/live) a couple of other things to pass along. the county is reporting a 25 percent increase in the number of people who are going to the emergency room. that can mean a long wait. also,the health department says there is vaccine the sooner évaccinated the better take about two weeks for it to be effective. (vicki) human effective. (grant) immigration enforcement officers are cracking down on 7-eleven stores... and some are right here in the bay area. today--- u-s- immigration and customs enforcement agents descended on nearly one- hundre... 7-eleven stores across the nation. ice was targeting people who hire undocumented workers. 21 people suspected of being illegal immigrants were arrested. here in the bay area... stores in santa clara, santa rosa, petaluma, suisun city, napa, and north sebastopol were all part of the audit. (vicki) human remains found last year in hayward have been identified as missing san francisco father

piseth chhay . the 48-year- old was last seen on mother's day of last year. then in june... police dogs found human remains at the hayward warehouse where chhay used to work. late last night... kron 4 received a message from his family confirming that d-n-a results proved the remains were chhay's. shortly after chhay went missing... police identified one of his friends... bob tang... as a person of interest in the case. so far no arrests have been made. ( vicki ) police in oakland have identified the bart police officer who shot a suspect to death near the west oakland station last week. they say it's officer joseph mateu. this is the firearm recovered from the scene. police say the incident began when the officer heard a shooting take place near the intersection of seventh and chester streets. he saw two men fighting, one of them with a handgun. police say after giving several commands, mateu opened fire.. striking 28-year-old shaleem tindle. tindle was taken to a hospital and later died. mateu is on paid leave pending investigation. (grant) new at five...

a man is injured after being hit by an amtrak train in emeryville today. it happened around 6:40 this morning near powell street and the emeryville amtrak station. authorities say the man was walking near the station when it happened. police say the man was knocked to the ground. he it is expected to be survive. (grant) a second person was hit by an amtrak train in richmond today... this one fatal. it happened around four this morning on the union pacific line at 22nd street... that's near the intersection of broadway and carlson boulevard. officers recovered the body. union pacific is conducting the investigation. (vicki) coming up... governor jerry brown introduces the state budget today... and he is now warning of a recession in california. we'll explain. (grant) plus... shoppers are on edge tonight.. after several thieves burglarize a popular store... just before closing. hear what they got away with. (vicki) and after the break... find out how much more you could soon pay to cross bay area bridges.

(grant) living in the bay area just took another step closer to being more expensive, but possibly easier to navigate.(vicki) a committee of the bay area toll authority just passed a resolution on to the full board... that would put a measure on the june ballot that could raise almost all bay area bridge tolls by three dollars.(grant)kron4's maureen kelly explains what the money is going towards. voters could soon decide if

commuters will have to start coughing up more money...if they want to cross all of the bay area bridges, except the golden gate. but as painful as that could be to the pocketbook....those who support the idea says that extra money will finance billions of dollars of transportation projects that will ease gridlock. nobody likes higher bridge tolls of course not but nobody likes sitting in congestion either the bay area toll authority will vote on january 24th on whether to put what will be called regional measure three on the june ballot. the bay area council will then start campaigning for it to pass. it'll add more vehicles to bart it would double the size of the ferry system. it'll improve highways and bridges and bus transitif passed by a majority of voters from all 9 counties the toll hikes would be implemented in phases. the cost to cross bay area state run bridges would be raised by $1 dollar in 2019, go up another buck in 2022, and then

up another dollar in 2025.... (standup)which means in seven years it could cost 9 bucks to cross the bay bridge during peak commute times, and cost 8 bucks on the other six bridges. the mtc says their polling data shows most voters would pass the measure. but nearly all the drivers i talked to at his gas station in san francisco's south of market were firmly against the idea. i'm gonna vote no on that. people should think about it and lowing come people the people who have small kids we need to help the people you know it's all just more gentrification push and poor people out and making it a playground for the rich it's just too expensive you know, some people have to commute back-and-forth every day every day just to work it's just too much the proposed toll hike would give a to those with commute, and car poolers would cap out at 4 bucks a maureen kelly kron4 news. ( grant ) governer jerry brown has proposed a 132 million dollar budget for california as he begins his final year in office. that's a five percent increase from last year's budget. this all comes as the governer is warning of a recession.

governor brown says there have been 10 recessions since world war two and that california should prepare for the 11th. the budget avoids new spending, putting five billion in surplus money into the state's rainy day fund. the budget also proposes a new online community college. this is the first stage of a months-long process. (grant) congressman darrell issa announced he will retire at the end of his term. the california republican is bowing out of what would have been one of the nation's most hotly-contested congressional races. issa nearly lost his seat in 20-16 -- narrowly defeating democrat douglas applegate by less than one percentage point. his district is one of seven republican-held districts that hillary clinton won in california. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow.

lawrence karnow: it was a rather gloomy day for most of the bay area with plenty of clouds and light showers. those clouds continue outside but will likely become partly cloudy overnight. satellite shows high pressur building in but the clouds continue to move over the top of the ridge. it looks high pressure will strengthen for into the weenend to bring more sunshine and warmer temperatures. highs tomorrow will be cool and in the 50s and 60s with partly to mostly cloudy skies. more sunshine is on the way for friday and the weekend with some temperatures moving well into the 60s. it will be dry this weekend too but more rain is possible toward the middle of next week. (vicki) happening now... another home in pacifica is about to fall victim to coastal erosion that has already claimed three apartment buildings and numerous houses. the vacant home is the last house standing along this stretch of the city's waterfront. the cliffs underneath the home are badly eroded. unless something is done soon, it's only a matter of time until the building falls off the

edge. the owners say they recently sold the house to the city of pacifica with plans for demolition. the city also plans to add the property to the esplanade beach overlook trail once it's gone. (vicki) san (vicki) (vicki) happening now... another home in pacifica is about to fall victim to coastal erosion that has already claimed three apartment buildings and numerous houses. the vacant home is the last house standing along this stretch of the city's waterfront. the cliffs underneath the home are badly eroded. unless

something is done soon, it's only a matter of time until the building falls off the edge. the owners say they recently sold the house to the city of pacifica with plans for demolition. the city also plans to add the property to the esplanade beach overlook trail once it's gone. (grant) in national news... a san francisco judge - is throwing an unexpected wrench into intense political negotiations over the future of protection for dreamers. the judge issued a nationwide injunction saying..... the trump administration's decision to kill the program....was improper. meanwhile both dreamers... and immigration hard-liners... question how congress can move forward after the president reiterated today, no immigration deal can happen without funding for his border wall. sara sidner spoke to both sides. melody "we are americans by all means except on a piece of paper." left behind in guatemala by her mother... melody came to the us at age 9. a year after this picture

was taken. melody: "i was just thinking back of like that 9-year-old girl who had so many hopes and who just hugged her mom for the first time." itayu was brought to the u-s from mexico as a baby. itayu "i came at six months old. i wasn't even able to walk or talk."undocumented until 2015 they both became recipients of the deferred action for childhood arrivals...or daca which allowed them to work and live in the u-s without fear of deportationmelody: "we felt like we actually mattered. like i could actually go get a library card. i could not even do that before daca. i couldn't even rent a book from the la county library." two years later when the trump administration announced it was ending the policy... affecting about 700-thousand dreamers.melody: "i remember every single second of that announcement at 8 am clearly." then.... confusion... after this bi-partisan meeting where the president seemed willing to consider a pathway to legal status for dreamers. the latest cnn poll says 83 percent of americans support allowing dreamers to stay in the us... trump: "this should be a bipartisan bill. it

should be a bill of love."but some conservatives.... say this is the opposite of being tough on all illegal immigration.ann coulter tweeting. "nothing michael wolff could say about @realdonaldtrump has hurt him as much as the daca lovefest right now." john thomas/republican strategist: "these people are spitting mad. they are all or nothing people and they thought in trump on the issue of immigration that they had somebody that was not just going to talk tough but actually walk the walk. but i think at the end of the day here, trump is looking for a win." republican strategist john thomas says that means a wall and ending chain migration would have to be part of the deal.then hours after this meeting. a federal judge blocked the trump administration's attempt to shut daca downmelody: "this administration has been a rollercoaster and it will continue to be a rollercoaster until actual legislation is passed." in the meantime... itayu is in college. melody graduated early with a masters degree from usc and now works with chirla, an immigrant rights group. melody: "i was the first in my family to graduate from college. i could never have imagined that would be my life coming from such humble backgrounds." now they try to imagine what comes next.

(vick) still ahead.. along with people.. we're seeing a spike in dogs getting flu. how you can protect your four-legged friend. (grant) still ahead... a snake is rescued on the side of a bay area highway... how you can now you can give it a forever home.

if you are looking for a less traditional pet-- the peninsula humane society may have the answer for you. this is rocky balboa-- the boa constrictor.(grant) rocky was found on this side of highway 92 in october and brought into the humane society. according to staff... rocky was severely swollen with a broken jaw.

(vicki) she was fitted with a splint to stabilize her jaw and antibiotics. rocky is now fully recovered and looking for a home.(grant) staff says she is very friendly and outgoing... rocky is available for adoption at the humane society in burlingame. (vicki) a mountain lion cub found starving and dehydrated in el dorado county last month will now call the oakland zoo home.(grant) zoo staff thinks she is about ten weeks old. the un- named cub joins two male mountain lion cubs at the zoo... both about five months old. the two male cats were brought to the zoo from southern california...after their mother was killed by a car. (vicki) the three cats will live in a new area that will be part of the zoo's 56-acre california trail expansion. it is expected to open to the public in june. (grant) next at 5:30...

a group of lawmakers says intelligence agencies must stop unconstitutional searchers of americans. hear what they are calling for tonight. (vicki) plus... find out which bay area department store was targeted by a mob of burglars... and what they got away with.

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

who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. (vicki) new tonight at

5:30... thousands of dollars worth of very expensive hand bags were stolen from a high-end retailer on the peninsula (grant) now-- police are looking for a group of people who rushed into the store and ran back out with their arms full of purses... kron4's haaziq madyun reports. you are doing some shopping just before closing time at this nordstrom department store when suddenly a group of theives run into the store and head for the high-end hand bag sectionsot the nordstrom is located at the stanford shopping center in palo alto. that is where palo alto police investigators say monday night 4-men and 3-women used wire cutters to gain access to 49-purses and handbags with an estimated value of $100-thousand dollars. the theives targeted purses made buy gucci. as you can see on nordstrom's website some gucci hand bags cost as much as 19-hundred-dollars

you know a little bit about the gucci brand yourself huh?nat/sot haaziqpalo alto police are hopping surveillance video will give investigators a more detailed description of the seven-hand bag theives ...police say no one was injured during the incident...in palo alto haaziq madyun kron4news (vicki) you might remember... another bay area nordstrom store was the scene of an armed robbery. a u-p-s driver was robbed behind the nordstrom store at the village at corte madera.

it happened earlier this month. police say one person was pistol whipped near the area where delivery trucks pull up to the loading docks. it's not clear what was taken... but the robber got away. he is still on the loose tonight. police say armed robberies in broad daylight are not common in the area. (grant) in the south bay... we are learning new information tonight about what caused a police officer to shoot a man at a san jose energy plant. it started at the metcalf energy center around five last night. police say an employee reported seeing a suspicious man carrying a large pipe and an ax. officers found the man... but he rportedly refused to surrender and walked away. the man then told police to shoot him.. and he allegedly started walking towards the officers. police say they ordered the man to put down his weapons multiple times... but he refused... causing officers to open fire. the man was pronounced dead at the scene. (grant) police in the north bay are looking for a gunman after he tried to rob a convenience store. the

crime was in santa rosa last night at harry's market on west ninth street near north dutton avenue. the armed gunman entered the store shortly before midnight demanding money. when the clerk couldn't open the cash drawer, the suspect fired a shot in the store... then ran away. authorities describe him as a hispanic male, about five feet seven inches tall with a thin build. he was last seen wearing a black ski mask, black jacket and pants with white shoes. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was a rather gloomy day for most of the bay area with plenty of clouds and light showers. those clouds continue outside but will likely become partly cloudy overnight. satellite shows high pressur building in but the clouds continue to

move over the top of the ridge. it looks high pressure will strengthen for into the weenend to bring more sunshine and warmer temperatures. highs tomorrow will be cool and in the 50s and 60s with partly to mostly cloudy skies. more sunshine is on the way for friday and the weekend with some temperatures moving well into the 60s. it will be dry this weekend too but more rain is possible toward the middle of next week. (vicki) for your pet's health... there is a version of the flu that effects dogs. veterinarians are reporting an outbreak of canine influenza

in the south bay. the dog flu causes coughing, lethargy, low apetite and is highly contagious. one veterinary facility has seen 3 confirmed cases and nearly 50 others that are suspected of having dog flu in the greater san jose area. (vicki) dog flu is primarily spread from canine to canine... however a human that has been in contact with an infected dog can also spread it. most dogs who get the flu do not have to be hospitalized and recover in 2-3 weeks. (grant) this week congress is getting ready to vote to reauthorize "fisa 702". it's the foreign intelligence surveillance act that was approved as a result of 9-11 designed to help prevent

terrorism.(vicki) alexandra limon reports from washington that some lawmakers feel reforms are needed to prevent government overreach. the foreign intelligence surveillance act allows intelligence agencies to spy on suspected foreign terrorists but some lawmakers are concerend the agencies are spying on americans, tooby gathering and saving our electronic communicationszoe lofgren / california (19th-d) it is vast amounts of information, content, phone calls, images, videos, emails. rep. tom garrett / virginia (5th-r) fisa stands for the foreign intelligence surveillance act and i would submit that if we don't put the f back in fisa it becomes isa and americans should know that the eyes are on them.a growing group of lawmakers says before they will vote to reathorize fisa 702 - the law must be reformed.alexandra limon / @alexlimonnewsthe usa rights act would allow the government to continue surveillance for foreign

intelligence, but would require a warrant before looking at communications by americans.senators ron wyden and rand paul agree --the reforms are necessarysenator ron wyden / oregon (d)it is possible for the american people to have policies that promote both security and liberty, we understand that those two are not mutually exclusive.sen. rand paul / kentucky (r)the bill of rights requires that information be gathered under the 4th amendment with probable cause, and naming the person, naming the papers.congressman brian fitzpatrick of pennsylvania, a former fbi agent, says reforms to fisa aren't necessary fitzpatrick / pennsylvania (8th-r)section 702 is a critical tool that the intelligence community uses properly to target non us person outside of the united states that is vital to us security.opponents of fisa reform say rules would give more rights to terrorists and criminals. in washington alexandra limon. (vicki) coming up... safety concerns at an east bay starbucks... after a customer is pistol whipped. we'll explain what happened. (grant) plus... james franco is accused of sexual misconduct. and tonight he his denying the

allegations. her why he says the stories are not true.

(vicki) actor james franco is denying accusations of sexual misconduct. (grant) controversy ignited when franco wore a "time's-up" pin in his golden globes acceptance speech sunday. the "time's-up" movement calls for an end to sexual abuse and other forms of abuse against

women.(vicki) social media users began commenting that franco shouldn't have worn the pin because he is accused of sexual misconduct. franco told stephen colbert last night that he had no idea what he did. (grant) text messages appeared online in 20-14 suggesting franco tried to sleep with a 17-year-old girl. another actress tweeted that she felt pressured to pose naked in two of franco's films. franco says if he did do anything wrong-- he intends to fix it. (vicki) still ahead--- najee harris making the bay area proud... he led a big comeback in the college football championship game. and tonight -- we're hearing from his very excited local

community... (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

(anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was a rather gloomy day for most of the bay area with plenty of clouds and light showers. those clouds continue outside but will likely become partly cloudy overnight. satellite shows high pressur building in but the clouds continue to move over the top of the ridge. it looks high pressure will strengthen for into the weenend to bring more sunshine and warmer temperatures. highs tomorrow will be cool and in

the 50s and 60s with partly to mostly cloudy skies. more sunshine is on the way for friday and the weekend with some temperatures moving well into the 60s. it will be dry this weekend too but more rain is possible toward the middle of next week. (vicki) in the east bay... a coffee bay... in the east (vicki) (vicki) in the east bay...

a coffee shop customer is pistol whipped for refusing to give up electronic devices. it happened around noon on monday at a starbucks on

willow avenue in hercules. police say two suspects entered the coffee shop... armed with guns...and started robbing people of their smartphones and laptops. (vicki) three costumers were robbed. so far... no arrests have been made. right now... police are checking the surveillance video. (grant) a former antioch high school football player is making headlines... after helping alabama win the national championship. najee harris was the nation's top recruit last year, and his former coaches tell kron- 4's ali reid... they are

certain he has a lot more good coming in his future. coaches here at antioch high consider najee harris family. they watched with pride as he helped his team win this year's national championship. pkghe did not disappoint. he was on the big stage and took advantage of itthis alabama freshman running back has always been focused. najee harris started playing varsity football his freshman year of high school.he didn't just show up on a friday night or saturday and played the game. he put so much hard work into where he's at right now, on the field, off the fieldthe 6-foot-3 225 pound rising star moved halfway across the country to play for the best football team in the ncaa. and he's been getting a lot support from former coaches.we knew going there his playtime would be limited going to alabama, but he stayed focused and positive and when he got his chance he did what he did. during the 2nd half of the game, harris rushed 64 yards, helping the crimson tide take home a 26-23 overtime win over georgia. antioch's head coach says there are so many reasons why the freshman was the nation's top recruit last year. that's his dream. that's what he's focused on. he wanted to play with the best, against the best. and that's his determination and his competitive nature. he's an

amazing young man.and a positive role model for teammates and the community at largefor my players now to see what he did in the classroom, on his saturday mornings and sunday nights, that's the work you have to put in and a lot of these kids are doing that now.i texted him last night to say i love ya and he said i love you too coach. we're just so proud of him.standupas a constant support system, coach lucido tells me one piece of advice he gives harris is to stay patient, and seize the moment when it arrives.and that's exactly what he did. coach says harris is showing by example that when you work hard, you will see results. reporting from antioch ali reid kron 4 news (vicki) (vicki) next at 5...

the consumer electronics show is underway in las vegas... and tonight we are learning about new technology that could alter some of your basic rituals.

(vicki) technology is

quickly evolving...and with all the new devices and gadgets coming out...it can be hard to keep up.(grant) the annual consumer electronics show in las vegas has the latest tech toys on display this week. karin caifa is there to give you an inside look at the future. when you think of pizza and wine, you may not think of cutting-edge technology. but, ces is all about introducing things consumers never thought they needed -- until they were available. so let's take a look at what could be -- the friday night of the future. first -- we're staying in, because the big screen will be in your living room. lg has "rolled out" a 65-inch screen, that rolls up like wrapping paper and lowers into a box when you're done, saving space in rooms that may otherwise be overwhelmed by a screen that size. of course, if space is not a concern, maybe think about the whopping 146-inch screen offering samsung unveiled, called: "the wall." if you're ordering in -- the friday night of the future may not involve tipping the delivery guy -- because there may not be a delivery guy"you got it!"ford and domino's have been testing this self-driving delivery vehicle in michigan. four digits on a touch screen unlock this window, and you have ten seconds to retrieve your order before the vehicle closes up, and gets on its

way. ford is also partnering with delivery service postmates on a similar venture. on monday, toyota also announced a partnership with pizza hut for its fully electric, self-driving concept vehicle, the e-palette. the downside of self-driving delivery? you'll have to go out to the sidewalk or the driveway, to get it yourself. and if you're about to say, "cheers to the weekend!" -- it's often a disappointment to recork a wine bottle, only to find later, it's not as good as the first glass. coravin's device opens a bottle of wine, without pulling the cork. the smart bottle opener also syncs with an app that can suggest pairings. you really have to love wine, though. the price tag is $999.if you'd rather spend a night out on the town, but dread small talk with your lyft driver, the ride-share company is a showing off a little bit of the future here at ces. a fleet of driverless cars in a partnership with aptiv has been taking attendees to and from 20 points here in vegas -- with safety drivers on board. in las vegas, i'm karin caifa.

(grant) expect software updates from your electronic devices soon....and make sure you do them. we reported last week of a computer chip flaw in nearly every computer in the world.... microsoft is responding by issuing an update that fixes the problem. there's a catch though.... microsoft's update will slow down your device. apple will release an update for its computers and promises you won't notice the decreased

speed...and... google's repair for android devices is also coming. (vicki) that wraps (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(granti) steve aveson and pam moore are here with what we are for kron 4 news at six. (steve) thanks grant and vicki..coming up next at six.... the flu death toll rising here in the bay area.. tonight there is a serious warning from local health officials...what you need to know to stay healthy.... in what could be one of the worst flu seasons in decades.(pam) then -- new video showing the dramatic rescue operations underway in southern california.. a family of five -- just some of the many people saved from deadly mudslides.... kron4 news at six starts kron4 news at six starts after the break,

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number of cases are just exploding>(pam) (continued vo) two more flu- related deaths have bay area health officials concerned tonight -- about what could be the worst flu season in a decade continues to grow.(pam) (2-shot) good evening, i'm pam moore. (steve) (2shot) and i'm steve aveson. the flu seems to be hitting especially hard in santa clara county amid a sharp increase in traffic to emergency rooms. as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now, health officials are sounding the alarm. the number of people seeking care for flu-like symptoms at santa clara county emergency rooms like this one at valley medical center is up25 percent

in the past week alone. of the seven flu related deaths of people under age 65 reported in the greater bay area so far, five have have been reported here in santa clara county. none of the five had beenvaccinated but unlike the other four, this latest victim had not been suffering from an underlying health problem. flu season is early this year and all signs point to a more severe flu season say health officialswho are urging people to take every precaution they can to avoid theflu.dr. jeffrey leinen/valley medical center "...if you are young and under the age of two, elderly or have significant health problems and you think you have the flu, we need to see you or you need to be seen by your health care provider. if you are generally healthy and you have the flu, stay home, don't go to work, don't come to the hospital, take lots of fluids, take tylenol or motrin and you should be better in four or five days..."rob fladeboe/san jose"....valley medical center and most other area hospitals are now restricting and screen visitors to help prevent the spread of the flu.. the health department reminding people there is still plenty of flu vaccine available but that the sooner you get that shot on board the better because it takes about two weeks to take effect. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news

(pam) a big story we are tracking tonight... a man was injured today... after he was hit by an amtrak train in emeryville. it happened around 6:40- this morning near powell street, near the emeryville amtrak station. authorities say, the man was walking near the station when it happened. police say, he was knocked to the ground. he is expected to be survive. (steve) a second person was hit by an amtrak train in richmond today... this one fatal. it happened around four this morning on the union pacific line at 22nd street... that's near the intersection of broadway and carlson boulevard. officers recovered the body. union pacific is conducting the investigation. (pam) (bamvo) there are

more than a dozen confirmed deaths .... and an unknown number of missing ... from the dangerous mudslides in southern california. (steve) officials say hundreds of people are trapped in one neighborhood and parts of highway 101 have been closed. omar jimenez has the very latest. rescue after rescue, as deadly mudslides in southern california continue to effect hundreds.mos: feel lucky. thank god they came and rescued us at 4 o'clock in the morning.and at all hours of the night and day, these search efforts continue. homes destroyed the debris came crashing down the hillside. mos: it sounded like a hurricane or a freight train coming through, i mean this is just, i can't quite believe it. is that a house behind us, was that a house?even oprah's house affected but she says it pales in comparison to her neighbor's montecito home seen in this video here.oprah winfrey: there used to be a fence right here, neighbor's house, devastated.it was early tuesday morning when this all began. heavy rain creating rivers of mud.mos: there were cars washing down, power lines coming down, huge boulders coming down, huge trees coming down.and blocking parts of major highways like the u.s. 101, still expected to be closed for at least another day

all of this in an area scorched by recent wildfires including the thomas fire -- the largest in california's recorded history -- stripping the landscape of vegetation that would normally make it harder for mudslides to happen. thousands were forced to evacuate ahead of the storm including in places below areas torched by the fires but some stayed, and some who were not in mandatory evacuation zones still had homes destroyed.mos: i'm stunned, absolutely stunned.recovery efforts continue as the damage spans for miles along the california coastlinei'm omar jimenez reporting. (pam) the aftermath of the north bay firestorm is sparking concerns over landslides in the bay area as well this evening. a rockslide has already caused the death of one driver in the

north bay. kron four's terisa estacio has more on what happened.... and how cal- trans is warning of more dangers ahead. here in napa, behind me a mini mountain of straw wattles the napa county office of emergecy services teamed up with wattle guys a local producr of straw wattles to offer these for free. these are for erosion contol specifically to be used in the areas effected by fires, that devastated so much. the 8 foot wattles hae instructions attached for residents. they are out at the lot at the napa valley expo. there are also wooden stakes to help keep the wttles in place to do their job. the goal is to help protect loal creeks and the napa river from ash and tocis materisal s by stabliizing the burned areas. already, tragedy has struck because of unstable ground a boulder - part of a rock slide down on highway 121 in napa - the boulder colliding with a car, and the driver killed, the car went over the embankment. these are pictures from caltrans of the scene highway 121 near atlas peak shutdown for nearly 20 hours this is vince jacala with caltrans. vince jacala, caltrans spokesperson. we brought in geologists.jacala says they

have been checking out hillsides ever since the fires and they will redouble their efforts especially now with the rains making matters even more fragile.jacala. we will be out and looking.in napa county, te (pam)(2shot) some of the hardest hit areas of sonoma county are at risk for mudslides as well. (steve)(2shot) on our website right now, we've got an interactive map that can

help north bay residents know how much danger their homes are currently in.(steve)(boxes) grant lodes is in our newsroom now with how to navigate this potentially life-saving tool. (grant) (flash) the sonoma sheriff posted this map to facebook today. it's put up by the county's permit and resource management department. it can help you determine if your home is at risk of mudslides. it's mudslides. it's interactive, you can zoom in or you can type in your address. (adlib.)address. type in your in or you can you can zoom interactive, it's mudslides.at risk of if your home is you determine if your home is at risk of mudslides. it's interactive, you can zoom in or you can type in your address. (adlib.) you can

a live look outside right now... (pam) we get our first look at the four zone forecast with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was a rather gloomy day for most of the bay area with plenty of clouds and light showers. those clouds continue outside but will likely become partly cloudy overnight. satellite shows high pressur building in but the clouds continue to move over the top of the ridge. it looks high pressure will strengthen for into the weenend to bring more sunshine and warmer temperatures. highs

tomorrow will be cool and in the 50s and 60s with partly to mostly cloudy skies. more sunshine is on the way for friday and the weekend with some temperatures moving well into the 60s. it will be dry this weekend too but more rain is possible toward the middle of next week. (steve) a proposal to hike tolls at all bay area bridges except the golden gate just got one step closer to being decided on by voters this june. kron4's maureen kelly reports that the plan would fund billions of dollars of transit projects meant to ease gridlock. the idea to hike bridge tolls

on seven bay area bridges just got put on the fastrack towards the ballot.a committee of the bay area toll authority voted to put the resoulation to the full board for a vote later this month. if they give it the green light it will go on the june ballot as regional measure 3. if passed by a majority of voters from all 9 counties the toll hikes would be implemented in phases. it would raise the toll by one dollar in 2019, by another dollar in 2022 a3 dollar and 2025(standup)that means in seven years it could cost 8 bucks to cross the dumbarton, san mateo, richmond san rafael, antioch, beneica and carquinez bridges. add another dollar if you want to cross the bay bridge during the peak commute, because that will end up being nine bucks. the money would fund dozens of transit projects ....including

adding hundreds of new bart cars and doubling the size of ferry system as well as a long list of highway improvements. the worst part about living in this great region is it's become impossible to get around. people are desperate crying for a solutions for transportation's and regional measure three is the vehicle to deliver thatthe mtc says their polling data shows most voters would pass the measure. but nearly all the drivers i talked to at his gas station in san francisco's south of market were firmly against the idea. yeah that's not fair for everyone who struggling to get bythat's horrible it's already expensive for people to go back-and-forth, they don't give out any free days or none of that just for them to keep on adding it's like where's the you know it's too muchi think for the people who actually had moved out of san francisco to eastbay to avoid all the hi-rez, they might actually just stay and work and he spent now they're gonna change jobs that from coming from the east bay to san francisco the hire so i really feel for those peoplethe proposed toll hike would give a 50% discount to those with a two bridge commute, and would cap out at 4 bucks a crossing.. kron4 news.if passed tolls on all the bay area state run bridges would be raised by $1 dollar in 2019, (pam) in the east bay. human remains found last year in hayward.... have been identified as missing san francisco father... piseth chhay. the 48-year-old was

last seen on mother's day of last year. then in june... police dogs found human remains at the hayward warehouse where chhay used to work. late last night... kron 4 received a message from his family... confirming that d-n-a results proved ...the remains were his. shortly after chhay, went missing... police identified one of his friends... bob tang... as a person of interest in the case. so far .. no arrests have been made. (steve) a woman was sent to the hospital after three suspects on bikes robbed her. it happened last night around eight thirty near 48th street and san pablo avenue in emeryville. the suspects were riding ford go-bikes that were rented with a stolen credit card. officers say the suspects stole the victim's purse and rode towards oakland. authorities arrested one adult and two teens on suspicion of robbery and assualt. the victim's injuries are not considered life-threatening. (( áá v.o. / pam áá )) putting millions of dollars on the line, one local city pushing for peaceby paying to get rid of guns.

(( áá v.o. / steve áá )) president trump has his first press conference of the new year with the prime minister ofnorway and uses the occasion to bash democrats in washington. (( áá v.o. / pam áá )) and thieves on the peninsula knew what they were doing when theystole 100- thousand dollars worth of purses from nordstroms sleep number's 'lowest prices

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thousands of dollars worth of expensive hand bags were stolen from a high-end retailer on the peninsula.

(on cam) (steve)police are looking for a group of people who rushed into the store and ran back out with their arms full of purses...kron4's haaziq madyun has more. here at the stanford shopping center in palo alto theives target the nordstrom department store. it happened just after 8:30pm monday night. palo alto police investigators say 4- unidentified men and 3- unidentified women ran into nordstorm, used wire cutters to gain access to 49-high-end totes, purses and hand bags valued at $100-thousand dollars. the gucci brand appeared to be the target...some shoppers are surprised a crime like this happened in the quiet town of plao altosotsotpalo alto police are hopping surveillance video will give investigators a more detailed description of the seven-hand bag theives ...police say no

one was injured during the incident...in palo alto haaziq madyun kron4news (sot)

program must resume. president trump held a bipartisan meeting with lawmakers discussing immigration reform on tuesday. hours after the meeting... president trump tweeted, any deal to protect "dreamers" needs to come with plans to build a border wall.(wipe vo) (lose super) and president trump tweeting about the ruling today -- "it just shows everyone .... how broken and unfair our court system is ... when the opposing side in a case (such as daca) always runs to the 9th circuit... and almost always wins before being reversed by higher courts." (steve) immigration enforcement officers are coming down on 7-eleven stores... that includes a handful right here in the bay area. today--- u-s- immigration and customs enforcement agents descended on nearly one-hundred 7-eleven franchise stores across the country. they were penalizing management that hires undocumented workers. 21 people suspected of being illegal immigrants were arrested. (map vo) and in the bay area... stores in santa clara, santa rosa,

petaluma, suisun city, napa, and north sebastopol were all part of the audit. (steve) new at six... president trump held his first press conference of the year today. he was joined by the newly elected prime minister of norway-- erna solberg. during the joint press conference-- trump bashed the democrat's investigation into russian collusion-- saying "the witch hunt continues." (sot)(steve)(cont vo) (lose super) trump also lashed out at diane feinstein on twitter -- calling her "sneaky." the california senator released a transcript of a congressional interview with the co-founder of the firm behind the russian dossier. trump insuiated

the move was illegal and said it was a disgrace. (pam) the u-s has selected its delegates for the winter olympics next month. vice president mike pence and second lady karen pence ...will lead athletes for the games in south korea. the announcement comes one day ... after north korea decided to send its own delegation to the games. pence's representation in south korea is mainly aimed to reinforce u- s presence on the korean peninsula. russia was banned from this year's winter olympics last month for systematic doping among its athletes. let's take a look outside right now...(pam) chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: it was a rather gloomy day for most of the bay area with plenty of clouds and light showers. those clouds continue outside but will likely become partly cloudy overnight. satellite

shows high pressur building in but the clouds continue to move over the top of the ridge. it looks high pressure will strengthen for into the weenend to bring more sunshine and warmer temperatures. highs tomorrow will be cool and in the 50s and 60s with partly to mostly cloudy skies. more sunshine is on the way for friday and the weekend with some temperatures moving well into the 60s. it will be dry this weekend too but more rain is possible toward the middle of next week.

(steve) new tonight at six..

council members have passed a multi-million dollar program to reduce gun violence in stockton. the program is called advance peace. city officials say they will provide training and pay suspected attackers to put down their weapons. the program lasts 18 months and participants can make up to a thousand dollars if they achieve benchmarks and keep up good behavior. gun violence claimed 55 lives in stockton in 2017. that's the highest the number has been since 2012. (steve) friends and family gathered in oakland today to remember march fong eu. the former politician died last month at the age of 95. she was the first asian american woman elected to the california legislature in 19-66. fong eu served nearly 20 years as the state's first female secretary of state. current california secretary of state alex padilla called fong eu a "true trailblazer." she will be remembered as a wife, mother and grandmother who made the

best lemon meringue pie. (( áá v.o. / pam áá )) the most important thing at the consumer electronics show was inshort supply this morning when the lights went out in las vegas. (( áá v.o. / steve áá )) but that didn't stop man's best electronic friend from strutting his stuffat the big show and now there's something new about the worlds first robotic dog.

(cont vo)(steve) exhibitors and attendees at this year's consumer electronics show were in the dark this morning -- after the las vegas convention center experienced a power outage. show officials are still investigating the reason behind the power being out for about an hour and a half.(pam) thousands of companies

unveil and display their newest tech and electronic products each year at c-e-s. and virtually everything there . requires electricity to work. (bam vo) (steve) one of the products shown today is a ring that will alert police or family if you're in danger. the "nimb ring" features a small, recessed panic button --- when pushed it can send your location to emergency responders or a list of designated family and friends. (pam) it can help protect joggers exercising in potentially dangerous areas... the company says, the ring can also be used by people with medical issues and the elderly. the nimb costs 249-dollars. (bam vo)(steve) also unveiled today: a new breed of a robotic dog that goes on sale in japan on thursday. sony corporation is rebooting a version of this robotic canine they put out back in the 90's.(pam) the company is selling aibo (eye-bow) as man's 'newest' best friend... and it has features you might not expect. the robot is

expected to rival smart speakers on the market .. such as amazon's alexa and google home. (( áá v.o. / steve áá )) a bay area city has voted to become the 7th city in the state tomake a law requiring that children have healthy meals we'll explain. (( áá v.o. / pam áá )) and we're learning details of the new budget put out by governor brown for his final year in office. and he's putting aside a bunch of money, for a rainy day. cloudy skies continue and a thick fog is moving in. i'll have your latest forecast next. sfx: tinny headphone music sfx: feet shuffling life can change in an instant. be covered when it does... ...with a health plan through covered california. we offer free expert help choosing the best plan for you. and all of our plans include free preventive care. financial help is available,

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does your bed do that? it's the lowest prices of the season on the queen c4 mattress with adjustable comfort on both sides. now only $1199, save $400. ends soon. visit sleepnumber.com for a store near you. ( steve ) governer jerry brown has proposed a 132 million dollar budget for california as he begins his final year in office. that's a five percent increase from last year's budget. this all comes as the governer is warning of a recession. governor brown says there have been 10 recessions since world war two and that california should prepare for the 11th. the budget avoids new spending, putting five billion in surplus money into the state's rainy day fund. the budget also proposes a new online community college. this is the first stage of a months-long process. (pam) southern california congressman darrell issa announced he will retire at the end of his term. the

republican is bowing out.. of what, most say, would have been one of the nation's most hotly- contested congressional races. issa nearly lost his seat in 20-16 -- narrowly defeating democrat douglas applegate .. by less than one- percentage point. his district is one of seven republican- held districts which hillary clinton won in california. (steve) a story we first brought you last night out of the south bay... the armed man who broke into a san jose power plant is dead. it started at the metcalf energy center around five last night. police say an employee reported seeing a suspicious man carrying a large pipe and an ax. authorities say officers found the man... but he refused to surrender and walked away. after following the man for a while... he turned around and told police to shoot him. police says that's when the man began walking toward the officers. authorities say officers ordered the man to put down his weapons multiple times... but he refused. when the man was about five feet from the officers... one

officer opened fire. the man was pronounced dead at the scene. the case is under investigation. santa clara county health officer dr. george han announcing anotherdeath from the flu. the fifth here since early december. county emergency rooms seeing a 25 percent increase in visits. ems crewshave seen a 5-fold increase in the demand for an ambulance or transportation to the hospital. health officials say the flu is "exploding" as it urges people to get vaccinated, see a doctor and thenstay home if they're sick. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news here in napa county, this mini mountain of wattles, it is all part of erosion control free at napa valley expo. the goal to try and stave off ash and toxic chemicals from the fire. already, a rockslide. chp is investigating, but a boulder that broke free slammed into the car one person died. , it was on 121 near atlas peak, te .

in san franciscothe idea to hike bridge tolls on seven bay area bridges just got put on the fastrack towards the ballot.a committee of the bay area toll authority voted to put the resoulation to the full board for a vote later this month. if they give it the green light it will go on the june ballot as regional measure 3. if passed by a majority of voters from all 9 counties the toll hikes would be implemented in in san franciscothe idea to hike bridge tolls on seven bay area bridges just got put on the fastrack towards the ballot.a committee of the bay area toll authority voted to put the resoulation to the full board for a vote later this month. if they give it the green light it will go on the june ballot as regional measure 3. if passed by a majority of voters from all 9 counties the toll hikes would be implemented in phases. it would raise the toll by one dollar in 2019, by another dollar in 2022 a3 dollar and 2025the proposed toll hike would give a 50% discount to

those with a two bridge commute, and car poolers would cap out at 4 bucks a crossing..maureen kelly kron4 news.if passed tolls on all the bay area state run be raised by $1 dollar in 2019, here at the stanford shopping center in palo alto theives target the nordstrom department store. it happened just after 8:30pm. palo alto police investigators say 4- unidentified men and 3- unidentified women ran into nordstorm, used wire cutters to gain access to 49-high-end totes, purses and hand bags valued at $100-thousand dollars. the gucci brand appeared to be the target... palo alto police are hopping surveillance video will give investigators a more detailed description of the seven-hand bag theives ...police say no one was injured during the incident...in palo alto haaziq madyun kron4news (steve) a live look outside.. chief meteorologist

lawrence karnow joins us now with another look at the four zone forecast... lawrence karnow: it was a rather gloomy day for most of the bay area with plenty of clouds and light showers. those clouds continue outside but will likely become partly cloudy overnight. satellite shows high pressur building in but the clouds continue to move over the top of the ridge. it looks high pressure will strengthen for into the bring more sunshine and warmer highs tomorrow will be cool and in the 50s and 60s with partly to mostly cloudy skies. more sunshine is on the way for weekend with some temperatures moving well into the 60s. it will be dry this weekend too but more rain is

possible toward the middle of next week. ( pam ) police in oakland have identified the bart police officer who shot a suspect to death ...near the west oakland station last week. they say, it is officer joseph mateu. this is the firearm recovered from the scene. police say, the incident began when the officer heard a shooting take place near the intersection of seventh and chester streets. he saw two men fighting, one of them with a handgun. police say, after giving several commands, mateu opened fire.. striking 28-year-old shaleem tindle. tindle was taken to a hospital and later died. mateu is on paid leave pending investigation. (pam) new tonight at 6.. daly city has approved an ordinance to make sure children have healthy meals, becoming the 7th city in the state to do so. the proposal was passed unanimously .. and it affects the beverages served. either milk or water must be offered as a drink for kid's meals. this new bill will

impact about 100-thousand people who live or visit daly city. the goal is to stop the city's childhood obesity... and type 2 diabetes problems. studies have linked sugary drinks ... as one of the main contributors to childhood obesity. (( áá v.o. / steve áá )) in the midst of mudslide devastation the santa barbara coast guard hassome heroic rescues. we''ve got that story coming up.

who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. (pam) the recent mudslide in

southern californa has the u-s coast guard hard at work. crews spent the day in santa barbara county... rescuing people trapped by the mudslides. the coast guard rescued this family of five in carpenteria today... airlifting the mother, father, newborn baby and two young children. the family made sure their two dogs were not

left behind. after this rescue... the crew flew to a shelter, evacuating more than 20 evacuees and pets. (steve) the u-s coast guard have been hard at work in the bay area as well. coast guard officials say two boaters were resuced near the richmond marina last night. the two boaters became stranded on posts in the water after their fishing boat sank. coast guard officials say the crew found the two stranded boaters... and took them to the brickyard cove marina. no one was injured. the coast guard wants to remind boaters of the importance of always wearing life jackets. coming up, sports director gary radnich has the scoop onhow tom brady is planning a documentary on facebook. and the warriors are back on the court tonight but steph curry won't be on the floor and neither will klay thompson, but for very different reasons,gary's got the scoop there too. managing blood sugar is a series of smart choices. and when you replace one meal... ...or snack a day with glucerna...

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confercne player of the week coming off an ankle injury... the warriors will be without steph curry again tonight... curry rolled the right ankle that kept him out most of december in shootaround today... he won't play tonight won't play today... he won't play tonight against the los angeles clippers curry slipped on some moisure on the court during shootaround... reinjuring the ankle according to a team source curry's absence is largely precautionary... general manager biob myers added that an x-ray or mri is not planned curry was averaging about 34 points-per-game since returning from the ankle injury meanwhile...after the shhotaround andre iguodala had a andre iguodala had a stange exchange

with reporters after being asked about his shot not falling as regularly as usual lately... (sot: iguodala) "naw i just just suck... i play good defense though. if we were losing i'd probably be getting traded but we're winning though. even if your winning it's something, because you've got to find something. i've been playing a long time. i'm getting old. i'm about to quit so... try to win a few more then... play golf."

the rapper drake is known for being somewhat of a front-runner... and a fan of many nba players... yesterday he shared this instagram photo... decked out in lebron james' high school jersey james' high out in lebron james' high school jersey on the basketball court... but upon closer inspection you can see kevin durant's number 35 and steph curry's numner 30 tatood on his arm as it ends up they apparently are durant and curry tatoos... one says for durant... drake got the curry tat first... then added the durant later first it was the ball family... now tom brady is going to have his own facebook

reality show... the five time super bowl winner is documentary series on the internet platform called "tom versus time."... six episodes will showcase brady's pursuit of a sixth super bowl ring and personal aspects of his home life. he says the project was originally intended to show how he trains as a 40- year-old athlete... but the filmmaker kept cameras rolling well into the football season. brady's wife... gisele... three children... and parents are also a big part of the series and will share their personal feelings. alabama may be the national champions... but they champions... national be the

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on a go-fund-me page to pay for a digital billboard...the original idea was to put a billboard in atlanta, where the national championship game was held monday. the group, missed deadlines and locale a major league baseball agent has ben fired for allegedly videoing his clients... showering... cse talent said today that it had fired agent jason wood... who led its baseball division, for not upholding the company's "moral and ethical standards." the major league baseball players association suspended wood pending the outcome of an regarding allegations that wood secretly filmed clients who were using his shower. wood texted thatbthe allegations are... "absurd and untrue"... bit according to a report an unidentified player found a camera when using wood's shower... confronted the agent and then fired him. woods represents five current big leaguers and numerous prospects this is a great reason not to play fantasy football... this photo appeared on the instagram page of tyler foster with the caption..."don't bet on fantasy football. it will end badly... (hashtag) #bigballer." either foster... or a friend of his in the photo.... apprently lost a fantasy football bet... and had to get ink of the big baller brand and controversial father of the ball brothers on his leg a couple of responses said

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oregon is under fire for allowing teachers to display rainbow flags in their classrooms. (pam) some claim that flag divides students... but others say, it makes them feel included. joe douglass has the story. skyler lamotte/student "it was scary. i didn't know anybody coming into banks."skyler lamotte, a senior at banks high school, remembers coming out as bisexual after he moved here from forest grove in the 8th grade.skyler lamotte/student "i was bullied. it didn't bother me too much because i know not to listen to it and take it to heart."and skyler says most of the community is supportive. but he says seeing this l-g- b-t-q pride flag on display in his government and economics class means something to him. he says it's about a quarter the size of the american flag also hanging in that classroom. skyler lamotte/student "knowing that there's a teacher here who acknowledges that there are kids of different sexualities and genders, it really makes me feel just homelike."last week, superintendent jeff leo says a parent went on a radio show claiming a pride flag replaced a u-s flag in one classroom.a claim he denies.after leo posted a news release saying as much on facebook, several people commented including one woman who wrote:"there needs

to be no other flag in public schools except the american flag. other flags should be displayed in the privacy of your own home not a class room. i vote to have it removed"and another person commented..."this social justice movement separates and divides people. united we stand, divided we fall. enough. one flag is all this country needs."skyler lamotte/student "the fact that people feel that it is not just and not american makes me feel just a little unwelcome." in his news release leo says: "at banks school district, it is our goal to create an environment where all students feel welcome, safe, and supported."conner reed/former student"i'm glad that banks is not a place of outward homophobia."conner reed tells me he graduated from banks high in 20-14.he says he was not bullied after coming out as gay -- also in 8th grade. but...conner reed/former student"if one teacher had put up a pride flag it would have been such like a lovely moment for me growing up."

(pam) (oncam) that was joe douglass reporting. oregon education officials say, teachers are not specifically prohibited from displaying flags in classrooms. however, certain flags which can be considered hate speech, like the confederate flag, are banned. last weather and goodbye final look at the weather with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow.

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