lands on the wrong runway a runway where another jet with passengers was on. (steve) this now makes three cases being investigated by federal officials involving problematic landings at sfo in the last seven months. good evening i'm steve aveson, in for vicki liviakis.(grant) and i'm grant lodes. aviation experts are now weighing in on whether this case should cause travelers to be concerened. kron 4's terisa estacio explains what happened. according to the faa, aeromexico flight 668 was cleared to land at sfo tuesday night on runway 28r, but then something went wrong. air traffic controllers noticed when the plane was about a mile away, it was lined up in the wrong position - aiming for a runway where a virgin american jet was getting ready to depart. controllers demanded the pilot of flight 668 to abort it did, and nothing tragic happened. however, this now makes three cases in 7 months here at sfo

- being investigated by federal aviation officials.21 29 "where is this guy going, back in july - an air canada flight almost hitting jets on the ground, after it mistook a taxi runwaypilots calling that at the time -that was a close call.then in october - "air traffic control - eighty one go around"another air canada flight mishap - air traffic contollers told a plane to change course, but there was a radio breakdown, the pilot did not hear the re-direct but did land safely. and now there is this latest event on tuesday. i spoke by phone with veteran pilot and airplane accident investigator john cox late wednesday from his washington dc office. voice of john cox. i would say, they are 3 individual incidents not common linkage between them.cox elaborates and says - federal investigators are doing the right thing by examining each incident to see what went wrong and learn from he adds, if concerned about flying right now, consider thiscox. in 2017, aviation safety was the best it has ever been. we moved 4 billion passengers on 38 million flights without a single fatality and aviation safety continues to improve. cox also adds that sf is challenging

with the mountains, water and design of the runways, but again adds that pilots know that - and it is now more challenging then some of the other big airports in the country. at sfo, te (grant/landing) it's looking like voters in the south bay will decide whether an embattled judge should stay on the bench. kron four's rob fladeboe brings us up to date on the effort to recall judge aaron persky,who came under fire for the lenient sentence he handed down to a stanford athlete convicted of sexual assault. after months of soliciting support for the ouster of a santa clara county judge, recall organizers and

volunteers turned in their petition early thursday. they handed over to the registrar of voters for verification just over 100,000 signatures on a petition asking voters to recall superior court judge aaron persky. the effort led by stanford law professor michele dauber.michele dauber/recall judge persky "...we're not taking anything for granted, we intend to keep working just as we have been doing for the past four months, we will continue to go out and talk to voters about the important issues of violence against women raised by our campaign..."judge persky was targeted for recall after he sentenced former stanford swimmer brock turner, convicted of sexually assaulting an intoxicated woman after a campus party, to six months in jail. recall supporters say the sentence was far too lenient and part of a pattern where judge persky has shown leniency to defendants in other sexual assault cases.michele dauber "....we just cant afford, at a time like right now, when we are in the middle of a national social conversation

about how to get justice for women who experience this kind of violent sexual assault and sexual harrassment, we cant afford to have a judge who just doesn't get it..."rob fladeboe/san jose"....the recall effort submitted 100,000 signatures, if the registrar determines that 58,000 are valid, the recall will qualify for the fall ballot. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news (grant/landing) judge persky is not without his supporters. coming up on kron 4 news at six, we willhear from another law professor who is supporting a group calling itself 'voices againstthe recall." "after we survived the fires and the rains came ... who would have expected we would have had this devastation?" (steve) oprah winfrey facetiming with

montecito neighbor ellen degeneres.two days after tuesday's mudslide, hope is fading for finding any more survivors.(grant) seventeen people known dead ... the number of missing now rising. pam moore is in the newsroom with today's developments.pam? (pam) steve and grant.. the scene is remarkable ... the debris field from the montecito mudslide measures more than some thirty -square miles. today rescue crews covered about three = quarters of that area.tonight ... brings new names of the victims ... new images of loss ... and one amazing video. nat the burbank fire department released these images of a street in sun valley ... the onrushing flood powerful enough to pick up and carry a car.in santa barbara county, utter gried at the

devastation in romero coanyon above montecitodownstream, home after home was swept away by the river of mud and boulders,neighbors described nightmare scenes.santa barabara county's coroner released the names of 17 known victims.the list includes jessie gower, last seen clinging to the door of her home.

(pam) it is heartbreaking... tons of mud and water still cover highway- 101.the freeway south of santa barbara is not expected to reopen before next week. (steve) the napa county sheriff's department has identified the driver who was killed in a rockslide on highway 121. 22-year-old hernan reyes-aguires lived in fairfield. he was on his way home from visiting family in napa when a giant rock knocked his car off a cliff. officials in napa county are now stepping up efforts to prevent more mud and rockslides from happening. the napa county office of

emergency services has teamed up with a company to provide free straw wattles and wooden stakes to people in areas damaged by last october's fire storm. they are meant to prevent erosion. and caltrans says they will now double their efforts to make sure hillsides are safe all across napa county. (grant) time now to check on our weather with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: we enjoyed partly cloudy skies after a foggy morning. it was mild in the south bay with some temperatures in the mid 60s. in the north bay, where clouds lingered, it was much cooler with highs in the mid 50s. we have a weak weather system that is headed our way. most of the bay area will only see a few passing clouds but there

is a slight chance of sprinkles in northern sonoma county. on the satellite image you can see a rather flat ridge of high pressure sitting over california. these weak storms continue to move over the top of the ridge to bring us as few clouds and an occasional shower. that will all begin to change tomorrow as high will build sending storms and clouds well to the north. this weekend we could see some temperatures near 70 degrees. dry weather should be common for most of the state except for far northern california. highs around the bay tomorrow will be in the 50s to mid 60s. it will be a little warmer saturday and sunday with offshore winds and highs well into the 60s. more clouds return on monday with a chance of showers next tuesday. (grant) another swimmer has been bitten by a sea lion at san francisco's aquatic park. this is the 4th

attack in the last month. (steve) kron 4's lydia pantazes spoke with a woman who helped get the injured swimmer... out of the water. another sea lion attack here at aquatic park, the fourth in a month.witnesses told us it happened at about 6:45 this morning in an area swimmers call the jacuzzi.we're told the woman is a member of the south end rowing club which meets here to swim.we spoke to one of the women who pulled her out of the water.we're told the woman was bit in the leg and taken to a local hospital.reporting in san francisco, lydia pantazes kron4 news. (steve) as lydia (steve) as lydia said... this is

the 4th time in a month that a sea lion has bitten a swimmer at aquatic park. the other attacks all happened in the same week last month. after those incidents, park officials closed aquatic cove to swimmers for several days. it is not rare to see sea lions swimming near the entrance to the cove. officials are warning people to enter the water with caution... and they say it's always a good idea to swim in pairs. right now, there are no plans to close the park after this latest attack. and we first told you about the sea lion attack through our mobile app. we sent a push alert just before 8:40 this morning. make sure you download the kron-four news app to always get the latest breaking news. it's free for iphone and android devices. (( áá v.o. / grant áá )) a dangerous internet trend is putting young people at risk. why so manyare choosing

to eat launry pod detergent. (( áá v.o. / steve áá )) presidential profanity is not a surprise, but todays immigration refrence by president trump is troubling to many. (( áá v.o. / grant áá )) in pacifica mother nature and the ocean conspire to cause another hometo be demolished thanks to coastal erosion. okay folks!

let's team up to get the lady of the house back on her feet. and help her feel more strength and energy in just two weeks yaaay! the complete balanced nutrition of (great tasting) ensure with 9 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. ensure. always be you. (grant) one couple's

oceanview dream house had to

be leveled this morning, after being undermined by erosion. the house was yellow tagged in january of 2016... after rain and waves have worn away the cliff on which it sits.. kron4's maureen kelly spoke with the owners...dealing with losing their dream home. the 69 year old house went down surprisingly quickly.... it's redwood and plaster broken up into bits with the merciless claw of an escavator. the house had managed to stay standing after the 1998 el nino storms sent another neighboring cliffside home on this block crashing to the beach below....and resulted in several others on this stretch to be torn down. but another monster el nino during the winter of 2015-2016 ate away what was left of its yard and undermined the foundation. they won't let you stay in a house that you can see the ocean when you look out down at the windowmelissa mcconnel wore all black as she documented the death of her

dreamhouse. she and her husband bought it in 2009 and spent 7 years remodeling it themselves. they had just begun moving in, when the house was yellowtagged. they did what they could to save it....here's video from the spring of 2016 when they had it pulled forward to a safer position on the cliff and put up on blocks as they tried to find another lot they could move it to. we had lots near mitts misses the latest of which was april of last year but it wasn't meant to be i guessnot sure of how many winters the home could safely withstand, the the city of pacifica used a hazard mitigation grant to purchase it from owners. once cleared the land will become part of the esplanade overview trail...melissa and her husband say they plan to come back and visit. it was wonderful to actually be here and see it every morning. and every sunset and all that. but the beach isn't going anywhere. the ocean is it going anywherethe couple who now lives in the east bay, say they plan to start over and are now looking for another pacifica dream house for their next move. maureen kelly kron4 news.

(steve) in the east bay... laptop theives strike again... this time in concord. it happened around 7:45 last night at the starbucks off port chicago highway and gehringer drive. police say the man was working on his laptop inside the coffee shop. authorities say the man was looking at his cell phone when the suspect snatched the laptop and ran out of the starbucks. the suspect is described as a black man in this late teens or early twenties. police say he was wearing a black beaning, black sweatshirt and black pants. (steve) and earlier this week... thieves targeted people at two coffee shops in fremont. the robberies happened on tuesday... the first.. inside a starbucks on mowry avenue near farwell drive. that's where a woman had her laptop stolen. then... several hours later... outside of "slap face coffee and tea" ... a woman stole a man's wallet. this is on the corner of peralta and fremont boulevards. that woman was eventually

caught by police. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: we enjoyed partly cloudy skies after a foggy morning. it was mild in the south bay with some temperatures in the mid 60s. in the north bay, where clouds lingered, it was much cooler with highs in the mid 50s. we have a weak weather system that is headed our way. most of the bay area will only see a few passing clouds but there is a slight chance of sprinkles in northern sonoma county. on the satellite image you can see a rather flat ridge of high pressure sitting

over california. these weak storms continue to move over the top of the ridge to bring us as few clouds and an occasional shower. that will all begin to change tomorrow as high will build sending storms and clouds well to the north. this weekend we could see some temperatures near 70 degrees. dry weather should be common for most of the state except for far northern california. highs around the bay tomorrow will be in the 50s to mid 60s. it will be a little warmer saturday and sunday with offshore winds and highs well into the 60s. more clouds return on monday with a chance of showers next tuesday.

(steve) a warning for parents tonight... doctors say they are seeing an increase in teenagers eating laundry pods. (grant) and it's all because of an internet challenge. it's called the "laundry pod challenge". memes have been making rounds on the internet... showing people putting the pods on food, and cooking them. but some teems are taking the challenge one step further... and actually biting into the pods. doctors say this could cause a lot of health issues. (grant) health officials have previously warned parents of laundry pods... as young kids can mistake them for candy.

last year, poison control centers received more than 10- thousand reports of kids being exposed to the detergent pods. (steve) a big story we are following tonight... immigration officials say more crackdowns are coming... after 7-eleven stores were targeted across the country. ice agents raided the stores yesterday... including some right here in the bay area. it is being described as the largest immigration crackdown against any one employer ... since president trump took office. stores in santa clara, santa rosa, petaluma, suisun city, napa, and sebastopol were all part of the operation. if anyone was found to be in the country illegally, they were arrested. now officials in santa clara county say they are fighting back.

says they will continue to enforce the law and prevent companies from exploiting illegal immigration. (grant) more stories of sexual misconduct are surfacing about actor james franco after his recent golden globes win. several women described inappropriate encounters with the "disaster artist" star according to the los angeles times. one woman says the franco removed guards used while they were filming a sex scene together. another woman says franco pressured her into performing oral sex on him. five women in total have accused the actor of similar behaviors. franco... who is from palo alto... denies all of the allegations. (grant) house democrats plan to unveil their sexual harassment legislation next week. a bipartisan group of lawmakers have been working on this for months now. the house administration committee will introduce the legislation with the goal of moving it quickly to a house vote this month. minority leader from san francisco...nan

cy pelosi spoke about the legislation today. (grant) the legislation was originally expected to be released back in december, but was delayed as lawmakers left washington for the holidays. it would overhaul a decades-old law that determined the system which sexual harassment, discrimination, and other workplace-related claims on capitol hill are handled. (( áá v.o. / steve áá )) mom and dad get arrested in a local city and there 1 year old twinsgo missing, now police are desperate for your

help tracking them down. (( áá v.o. / grant áá )) a local man struggling with addiction to alcohol is thanking police forremoving him from behind the wheel of his car.

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a man several times... and tonight he is thanking them--- saying the officers saved his life. douglas powers had a series of interactions with the alameda police department as he was dealing with alcoholism. he received multiple d-u-i's over the course of a few weeks. powers says the last straw was when he blacked out behind the wheel... and crashed into several unoccupied cars. after that evening, he says an officer personally escorted him to an alcoholics anonymous class. powers is now just 9 days shy of 27 months without having a drink. he credits the officers for his sobriety... and presented a plaque to the alameda police department last night. (( áá v.o. / grant áá ))

immigration activists across the country are calling out the president after he used what many consider racially charged profanity when discussing immigration. (( áá v.o. / steve áá )) in the east bay, 50 dogs are seized from a shop owner because of allegedly bad conditions but now she's saying, "no way" (grant) (grant) tonight at 5:30...

a canine complaint leads to the seizure of nearly 50- mixed breed chihuahuas from an east bay pet shop. animal services were called in to take a look at the situation and they didn't like what they saw.(steve) however the owner of the pet shop says the city had no right to take her dogs away and filed a compliant of her own... kron4's haaziq madyun has the story this administrative search and seizure warrant was executed by oakland animial services wednesday here at rosie's enterprise pet shop on bancroft avenue in east oakland...they were looking for dogssotoakland animal services director rebecca katz says this was the culmination of a years worth of investigating multiple complaints regarding the pet shopsot

concerns about the welfare of animals on the property, the conditions of the property"> however the owner of the property, rosie hall, paints a different picturesotshe also showed me a compliant she filed thursday against oakland animal servicesnat/sot haaziq what do you want?sot

(anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: we enjoyed partly cloudy skies after a foggy morning. it was mild in the south bay with some temperatures in the mid 60s. in the north bay, where clouds lingered, it was much cooler with highs in the mid 50s. we have a weak weather system that is headed our way. most of the bay area will only see a few passing clouds but there is a slight chance of sprinkles in northern sonoma county. on the satellite image you can see a rather flat ridge of high pressure sitting over california. these weak storms continue to move over the top of the ridge to bring us as few clouds and an occasional shower. that will all begin to change tomorrow

as high will build sending storms and clouds well to the north. this weekend we could see some temperatures near 70 degrees. dry weather should be common for most of the state except for far northern california. highs around the bay tomorrow will be in the 50s to mid 60s. it will be a little warmer saturday and sunday with offshore winds and highs well into the 60s. more clouds return on monday with a chance of showers next tuesday. (grant) more marijuana dispensaries are now open for recreational sales in san francisco. one of the new recreational dispesnaries is "the apothecarium marina" on lombard street. sales to the public began there at

11:00 this morning. we have a list of san francisco pot dispensaries currently selling recreational marijuana on our website at kron 4 dot com. (grant) rat poison used at marijuana farms appears be killing endangered owls... that's according to scienctists at u-c davis and the california academy of sciences. pot farms use rat poison to keep rodents away from their irrigation systems and crops. but it appears to be poisoning owls as well. according to the study... seven of ten endangered northern spotted owls found dead tested positive for rat poisoning. research found other breeds are also being poisoned. researchers are concerned the poisoning of wildlife will increase with california's legalization of recreational marijuana. (steve) happening now... a warning to daly city residents to be on the look out for a coyote. a resident in the southern hills area took this picture of a coyote last week. wildlife officials say it is fairly

common to see coyotes in suburbs and urban areas. even so... they want to remind people that these wild animals can be dangerous. never approach a coyote. if you encounter one, do not run away. instead, keep eye contact, wave your arms and throw object around you like rocks. wildlife officials encourage taking extra caution at dawn and dusk. also, keep your pets inside and do not leave pet food out. (steve) one-year-old twins are still missing after their parents were arrested. stockton police say it is a race against time and the twins' parents aren't helping. both parents have been uncooperative since their arrest on tuesday. father aaron weddles and mother princess walker were reported missing last week. but when officers located the couple along with three other children...twins, setina and ren weddles, were not found. investigators have had no luck contacting anyone who might know the family. soteric jones/stockton police chief "we hope that these

children are out in someone's home possibly with family or friends having no idea that we're looking for these children. we're also looking into the possibility of foul play."(steve) the twin girl and boy are 20 months old. police believe somebody out there knows where the kids are. both parents are facing child endangerment charges. (grant) in an extraordinary oval office exchange, president trump questioned why the u.s. should permit immigrants from certain countries... and he used an expletive to refer to those counties. this happened today as he rejected a plan by a bipartisan group of senators that would have changed rules affecting entrants from africa and haiti. the white house did not deny the comment. the president made the remark in a meeting as senator dick durbin

was explaining the outlines of an agreement that six senators had reached to protect hundreds of thousands of young immigrants from deportation and bolster border security. the congressional black caucus responded to the comments. the say the comments are further proof that comments are the say the comments are further proof that the president's make america great again agenda is really a make america white again agenda. (steve) new at five... the trump administration's effort to end daca was put on hold tuesday....but it was announced today the group will appeal that ruling. ending such protections would affect nearly 8-hundred thousand young immigrants across the nation....but... department of justice attorney brad rosenberg said today...that trump's group was still reviewing the decision

by u-s district judge william alsup....though the current plan is to file an appeal. white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders said in a statement the ruling was outrageous....while president trump tweeted that it showed the court system was broken. (( áá v.o. / grant áá )) heartbreak for the family of a young physically fit personal trainer whois struck with the flu and loses his life.

(grant) walmart is upping its game. and the new republican tax law is the reason why. the retail giant says the new minimum wage, which rolls out next month, will increase to 11 dollars an hour. in addition.... workers will get a one-time bonus of one- thousand dollars.== but, also today, more than 50 sames club stores closed, suddenly. employees there...stunned. walmart owns sams club. it's unclear how many people will lose their jobs because of the sams club closures. (( áá v.o. / steve áá )) outrage in the north bay after at&t sends out bills including late charges to customers who lost everything for equipment lost in the north bay fire storm. (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: we enjoyed partly cloudy skies after a foggy morning. it was mild in the south bay with some temperatures in the mid 60s. in the north bay, where clouds lingered, it was much cooler with highs in the mid 50s. we have a weak weather system that is headed our way. most of the bay area will only see a few passing clouds but there is a slight chance of sprinkles in northern sonoma county. on the satellite image you can see a rather flat ridge of high pressure sitting

over california. these weak storms continue to move over the top of the ridge to bring us as few clouds and an occasional shower. that will all begin to change tomorrow as high will build sending storms and clouds well to the north. this weekend we could see some temperatures near 70 degrees. dry weather should be common for most of the state except for far northern california. highs around the bay tomorrow will be in the 50s to mid 60s. it will be a little warmer saturday and sunday with offshore winds and highs well into the 60s. more clouds return on monday with a chance of showers next tuesday.

(grant) tubbs fire

survivors are now dealing with another issue... they say a-t-and-t is charging them for cable boxes... that went up in flames.(steve) kron 4's ali reid spoke with one coffey park homeowner who is battling it out with the company. the tubbs fire took patty geisler's home days later her mom passed away while on hospice. now she's dealing with another battle after at&t charged her nearly $500 for the cable boxes that went up in flames.pkgan entire neighborhood up in flames. what's left of patty geisler's coffey park home is this tree, which now has a bit of decor. as the family tries to keep their spirits up and move on, they're left to deal with a $472 charge to her account. never should they ever deduct money from someone's bank account without knowledge. patty says her husband called

a-t-&-t right after the tubbs fire to let them know everything was lost. to their shock, those charges were debited in december.i went through 3 different people that day telling them my story until i finally i spoke to a guy in loss retention that said yes that was a mistake you shouldn't have been charged. i'm going to write a ticket for it.after nearly a month and no refund, patty called back on monday. this time around, she was told she needed to file a claim with her personal property insurance in order to get reimbursed.she said well i've been here for a long time and i know what i'm talking about. and basically this is the end of the story. you've reached the end of the line. i'm not giving you credit.and it's not just patty that's dealing with this more than 2 dozen neighbors are going through it as well. some have had charges

reversed. there's no consistency. everyone's been told something differentthey send you to the customer loyalty department yet those people do nothing for you. there's no consistency with their policies, and it's really frustrating for people who are already having to go through so much.standupwe reached out to a-t-&-t bottom of this.a rep tells me patty's file has been prioritized and is being looked into.i'm told the company wants to remedy these cases as soon as possible.we will stay on top of this.reporting in santa rosa, ali reid kron 4 news. (steve) and tonight we are hearing from at&t... they released a statement saying quote... "we work with customers to waive charges for equipment that has been damaged by a natural disaster so they don't have to pay for this out of their pocket. we ask that customers affected by the recent fires call 800-791-6661 between 6am and 4:30pm so we can take care of them.... we have representatives who are

specially trained to assist in expediting bill credits related to damage from the fires." (grant) a pennsylvania couple says their son was the epitome of good health... but within days of getting the flu... he was dead. it started a couple days before christmas. kyler baughman knew he was sick, but thought he'd be okay. his mother says he was running a high fever so he went to the emergency room. he was then airlifted to a different hosptial where he died less than 24 hours later. kyler's mother says he died from organ failure due to septic shock caused by influenza. the family is now grieving kyler's sudden death. they hope by sharing his story, they can save someone else. (todd baughman/kyler's father): "try and know your body. don't let things go. whenever you have a fever for multiple days, don't let it go, get it taken care of." (beverly baughman/kyler's mother): "i just think he ignored it and thought it'd go away like most people, and i think people need to pay more attention to their bodies," (grant) according to his family,

kyler did not get the flu vaccination. health officials strongly encourage those who have not gotten the flu shot to get vaccinated immediately. doctors warn the flu doctors warn the flu can be especially dangerous for young children, the elderly, and those with compromised immune systems. (( áá v.o. / steve áá )) flu season is shaping up to be one of the worst ever, but never fear,dine and dish has a power packed nutrition approach that can keep you strong and healthy!

(grant) the dreaded cold and flu season is upon us. so how can you fight back? with food. tonight on dine and dish - vicki liviakis shows us the top things you can eat and top things you shows us the vicki liviakis dine and dish - vicki liviakis shows us the top things you can eat and drink ... to help ward off sickness. nobody likes being sick but besides washing your hands a lot and getting a flu shot, what can you do? leandra rouse is a nutritionist and fitness buff who works with local corporate chefs to help them keep employees healthy. turns out that some pretty surprising nutrients will get

your own immune system kicking into high gear. like this hot concoction from sow juice. you can go straight for the manuka honey here at bee kind. and believe it or not... mushrooms. sweet potatoes. oysters. steak. and yes, grandma's chicken soup. but forget the orange juice. too sweet. leandra's tip - don't wait to get sick. load up on foods that will boost your body so you can fight back against nasty germs and keep healthy all winter long. you know the old saying an apple a day keeps the doctor away, maybe there's some truth to that. in san francisco, vicki liviakis kron 4 news. (grant) if you have a restaurant, bistro, cafe or bar that you'd like to see featured on 'dine and dish'... you can send an email to dine and dish at kron 4 dot com .... or fill out the submission form on our website. you can also check out our new 'dine and dish' our new 'dine also check out you can website.form on our the submission .... or fill out kron 4 dot com and dish at email to dine can send an dish'... you 'dine and featured on like to see bar that you'd bistro, cafe or restaurant, if you have a (grant) (grant) if you have a restaurant,

bistro, cafe or bar that you'd like to see featured on 'dine and dish'... you can send an email to dine and dish at kron 4 dot com .... or fill out the submission form on our website. you can also check out our new 'dine and dish' facebook page. ((grant)) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. steve aveson and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. ((pam)) thank you grant...next at sixanother home along the coast in pacifica... demolished. it was the last home on an

eroding cliff.the owners.. trying desperately to save it.. but their efforts were not enough.what the city plans to do with the space.plus... new at six. the last nuclear power plant in california is set to close.why some fear it could lead to your p-g and e bill going up.((pam)) plus... gary's here with your sports... and chief meteorologist lawrence karnow has your four zone forecast. ((steve))the news continues in just 70 seconds..keep it right here...you're watching kron 4 news. sfx: squeak sfx: stair creak sfx: clink sfx: deep breath sfx: grunt sfx: tinny headphone music sfx: feet shuffling sfx: slice sfx: gasp sfx: inhale. exhale. sfx: lights scraping on roof sfx: metallic scrape sfx: grunt covered california. it's more than just health care. it's life care. "sounds of cracking"( pam) another pacifica home

falls prey to the weather- related erosion .. which has already destroyed three apartment buildings and several other homes in that area in recent years. (pam) good evening i'm pam moore . (steve #2) and i'm steve aveson. kron4's maureen kelly talked to the homeowner who watched as her dream home was torn down. take a listen to the sound of heartbreak.natsthe nearly 70 year old oceanview home at 532 esplanade blvd went down fast....but not with out a fight. it's owners spent years trying to keep this from happening. during the 2015-2016 el nino rains and tide ate away its yard and undermined the foundation..... the owners did what they could to save it....here's video from the spring of 2016 when they had it pulled forward to a safer position on the cliff and put up on blocks as they tried and failed to find another lot they could move it to. they weren't sure how many more winters the home could withstand, so today, two years later, they have to let it go. mixed emotions 1 million of them. i'm sad but we've had almost 2 years to get ready for this day. so the waiting

part was really hard and so that part of it is relief. i'm kind of a conclusion ready to go onto the next chapter. we're gonna get another house in pacifica and if we have to start over will start over this isn't the first time that erosion has led to the demolition of buildings here in pacifica. a home right nextdoor was torn down in november.back in 1998 el nino storms sent another neighboring cliffside home on this block crashing to the beach below....and resulted in several others on this stretch to be torn down.more recently two blocks north on the 300 block of esplanade 3 apartement buildings, home to dozens of people, needed to be demolished after decades of erosion undermined the cliffs beneath them. the city has purchased melissa's home with a diaster mitagation grant. and they are putting more boulders down to protect the street from further erosion. wish they would've done that a little sooner but but nothing could've saved our house. no one knows. they do have to save the street because the people on the other side, all the utilities are underground here and if you don't have a street i don't know how you can get to your house so. so so they are diligently trying to preserve thatonce cleared the land will become part of the esplanade overview trail...melissa and her husband plan to come back and visit.maureen kelly kron4 news

(pam) (topvo) this is just one of the incredible sights of the devastating mudslides in southern california this week. burbank fifefighters releasing this video today of releasing this fifefighters burbank fifefighters releasing this video today of a prius bobsledding down a street.(steve) meanwhile crews are searching for victims who may still be trapped under mud or debris. (2shot) at least 17 deaths have been confirmed and officials fear that number will rise.(pam)(2shot) john lorinc (lawrence) has the latest.. utter devastation.thomas

fayram/santa barbara county, public works department "it's just something you have to see to believe."more than 500 rescuers are looking for those who disappeared after a massive amount of mud and debris devoured sections of southern california.berkeley johnson/mudslide survivor"we dug down and found a little baby. we don't know where it came from. but we got it out, got the mud out of its mouth. i'm hoping it's ok. they took it right to the hospital." among one of the confirmed dead....69-year-old josie gower, a montecito resident. her son, hayden, said she was swept away as she was holding on desperately to the backdoor of her house.hayden gower/victim's son"i thought she'd be all right. she was in the voluntary evacuation." officials say the mudslides destroyed about 100 homes, while 300 suffered damage."the street was like a raging river with water going up and down. it was like something i've never seen before."although the terrain is rough in spots, rescue crews were able to complete a primary search of roughly 75-percent of the debris field.thomas fayram/santa barbara county, public works department "the

national guard is here with vehicles that can traverse somewhere that even heavy construction equipment can't get and of course we have a number of helicopters here from the international guard." mud, debris and boulders covered the 101 freeway, which runs through ventura, santa barbara and montecito.the california highway patrol says parts of the 101 will remain shut down throughout the weekend.crews will try to make the most of the favorable weather conditions.forecasters say there is no precipitation expected over the next seven days.i'm john lorinc reporting. (on cam) (pam) the mudslides were caused by tuesday's heavy rains ----- nearly two inches of rain per hour ----- falling in areas recently scorched by severe wildfires. (steve) as we take a live look outside right now... (pam ) as we get our first look at the four zone forecast

with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: we enjoyed partly cloudy skies after a foggy morning. it was mild in the south bay with some temperatures in the mid 60s. in the north bay, where clouds lingered, it was much cooler with highs in the mid 50s. we have a weak weather system that is headed our way. most of the bay area will only see a few passing clouds but there is a slight chance of sprinkles in northern sonoma county. on the satellite image you can see a rather flat ridge of high pressure sitting over california. these weak storms continue to move over the top of the ridge to bring us as few clouds and an occasional shower. that will all begin to change tomorrow as high will build sending storms and clouds well to the north. this weekend we could see some temperatures near 70 degrees. dry weather should be common for most of the state except for far northern california. highs around the bay tomorrow will be in the 50s to mid 60s. it will be a little warmer saturday and sunday with offshore winds and highs well into the 60s. more

clouds return on monday with a chance of showers next tuesday. (pam) new at six... petaluma police are searching for a woman.. who is suspected of stealing credit cards during two weddings. according to police... they received a report of a stolen wallet on january 2nd at saint vincent de paul church... the victim said, she left her purse in a backroom during the ceremony... and when she returned to the room afterwards... her wallet was missing and she later found out, her credit cards had been used. a similar theft was reported around 4- p-m last saturday... police released a photograph of the suspect... using one of the victim's credit cards at a target in petaluma. anyone with information about the suspect .. is asked to contact petaluma police right away. (steve)(monitor vo) the effort to recall embattled south bay judge aaron persky appears headed for the ballot.

at five o'clock, we heard arguments from those who are supportingthe recall effort. but as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now, there are those who support judge persky and oppose the recall. margaret russell/santa clara university law professor "....there are a lot of lies, i rarely use that word as a law professor but it's shocking, it's absolutely shocking..."santa clara university law professor margaret russell is talking aboutthe accusations leveled against this man, superior court judge aaronpersky. organizers of an effort to recall judge persky, who have gathered 100,000 signatures of support, say that persky does not take sexual assault against women seriously and must go. on a website called voices against the recall, margaret russell is speaking out on behalf of judge persky. margaret russell "....i know his record very well from the students who have graduated from our law school and the many people who have practiced law in our county and the overwhelming response im getting is that judge persky is fair..."the recall was sparked when persky sentenced former stanfordswimmer brock turner, convicted of sexual assault, to six months in the county jail. persky supporters say he followed the recommendation of the probation department and reject accusations that judge

persky has shown a pattern of leniency toward defendants in sexual assault cases.margaret russell"....voices against the recall is saying that judge persky is an extremely well qualified judge, he is well respected by prosecutors and that these allegations in the brock turner case have been proven wrong..."rob fladeboe/san jose".....if the registarr's office certifies 58,000 of the 100,000 signatures submitted the recall will be on the ballot this fall. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news

(pam) the last nuclear power plant in california is set to close.... and that means p-g and e rate hikes may follow. state regulators approved the closure earlier today... marking the end of more than a half -century of nuclear power generation in california. the plant is scheduled to close in 20-24 or 20-25 ... when its licenses expire. public utilities commission president michael picker says, the plant is no longer economic. p-g and e plans to expand energy efficiency and its use of renewable energy. the company claims, the shutdown will not cause customers bills to increase. (steve)(2shot) another incident at san francisco international airport to tell you about tonight - and now aviation experts are weighing in - addressing whether this spells out a bigger problem at s-f-o. (pam) the latest mishap happened tuesday night it falls on the heels of 2 other cases in the last 7 months. kron four's terisa

estacio gives us this report. the faa says - aeromexico flight 668 was about a mile away from the sfo- when air traffic control noticed something was wrong. earlier, the plane was cleared to land on runway 28r, but air traffic controllers noticed the aircraft was lined up to come in on runway 28l. the problem with that. a virgin america jet full of passengers was on 28l and getting ready to depart. airline controllers immediately told 668 to execute a missed approach it did, and a potentially serious matter was averted. 21 29 "where is this guy going,back in july - an air canada flight almost hitting jets on the ground, after it mistook a taxi runway pilots calling that at the time - that was a close call. then in october - "air traffic control - eighty one go around" another air canada flight mishap - air traffic contollers told a plane to change course, but there was a radio breakdown, the pilot did not hear the re-direct but did land safely. and now there is

this latest event on tuesday. i spoke by phone with veteran pilot and airplane accident investigator john cox late wednesday from his washington dc office. voice of john cox. i would say, they are 3 individual incidents not common linkage between them. cox adds - federal aviation experts will decide what went wrong and how to learn from it cox also adds that sfo is a difficult airport, however. cox. sf is challenging airport. ther are mountains, geography, water as well as design of the airport, bc two of the runways are very close together. and so, pilots are aware of the challenge that you face when you come in and out of sf, but its something professional pilots do, and it is not more challenging then many of the othr airports like washington reagan national or ny laguardia.

( pam ) coming up... bay area native .. actor james franco tonight facing new allegations of inappropriate sexual behavior ... ( steve ) the flu is not only a menace for humans ... now, yet another dog has been sent to a bay area hospital.. the information pet owners will want to hear. ( pam ) plus, it has happened again.. a sea lion attacks a swimmer at san francisco's aquatic park.. details on who was hurt. at stanford health care, we can now repair complex aortic aneurysms without invasive surgery. if we can do that, imagine what we can do for varicose veins. and if we can precisely treat eye cancer

with minimal damage to the rest of the eye, imagine what we can do for glaucoma, even cataracts. if we can use dna to diagnose the rarest of diseases, imagine what we can do for the conditions that affect us all. imagine what we can do for you. it's just my eczema again,t. but it's fine. yeah, it's fine. you ok? eczema. it's fine. hey! hi! aren't you hot? eczema again? it's fine. i saw something the other day. eczema exposed. your eczema could be something called atopic dermatitis, which can be caused by inflammation under your skin. maybe you should ask your doctor? go to eczemaexposed.com to learn more. (pam) in san francisco...

a woman was bitten by a sea lion this morning, while swimming at aquatic park... the fourth in a month. witnesses say, it happened around 6:45-this morning ... in an area swimmers call "the jacuzzi." they say, the woman is a member of the "south end rowing club." we spoke to a swimmer who helped pull the woman out of the water."i heard her call out for help, i swam over and she said she had been bit.' a friend of the swimmer says, the sea lion "chomped down" on her knee and pulled. another swimmer says, the woman was bleeding badly when she got out of the water. she was taken to the hospital and is expected to be okay. officials at aquatic park are encouraging people who visit the popular swimming area to stay in pairs and keep a close

eye out. let's take a look outside right now...( pam ) chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: we enjoyed partly cloudy skies after a foggy morning. it was mild in the south bay with some temperatures in the mid 60s. in the north bay, where clouds lingered, it was much cooler with highs in the mid 50s. we have a weak weather system that is headed our way. most of the bay area will only see a few passing clouds but there is a slight chance of sprinkles in northern sonoma county. on the satellite image you can see a rather flat ridge of high pressure sitting over california. these weak storms continue to move over the top of the ridge to bring us as few clouds and an occasional shower. that will all begin to change tomorrow as high will build sending storms and clouds well to the north. this weekend we could see some temperatures near 70 degrees. dry weather should be common for most of the state

except for far northern california. highs around the bay tomorrow will be in the 50s to mid 60s. it will be a little warmer saturday and sunday with offshore winds and highs well into the 60s. more clouds return on monday with a chance of showers next tuesday.

(pam)(2shot) a canine complaint .... leads to the seizure of nearly 50 -mixed breed chihuahuas from an east bay pet shop. animal services were called in to take a look at the situation.. and they did not like what they saw.(steve) however the owner of the pet shop says the city had no right to take her dogs away and filed a compliant of her own... kron4's haaziq madyun has the story. this administrative search and seizure warrant was executed by oakland animial services wednesday here at rosie's enterprise pet shop on bancroft avenue in east oakland...they were looking for dogssot

"went in and performed a seizure of 46-dogs that are now in our custody">oakland animal services director rebecca katz says this was the culmination of a years worth of investigating multiple complaints regarding the pet shopsot however the owner of the property, rosie hall, paints a different picturesotshe also showed me a compliant she filed thursday against oakland animal servicesnat/sot haaziq what do you want?sot

number by any stretch. most people in oakland cannot have in their possession more than three dogs">nat/sot haaziq ...even if it is a business?sot the next step is an administrative hearing to determine if the seizure was done properly. rosie hall is welcome to attendsot

there is a dog flu vaccine that the clinic recommends all dog owners get for their pets. (pam) more stories of sexual misconduct are surfacing about actor james franco after his recent golden globes win. several women described inappropriate encounters with the "disaster artist" film star according to the los angeles times. one woman says, franco removed "plastic genital guards" used while they were filming a sex scene together. another woman says, franco pressured her into performing oral sex on him. five women in total have accused the actor of similar behaviors. franco... who is from palo alto... denies all of the allegations. (steve) (3 mon vo) leaders on capitol hill are busy trying to strike a deal on immigration, just days before a potential government shutdown. while there was some optimism that a bipartisan deal was reached on protections for so-called 'dreamers', the white house says there's still no agreement. omar jimenez has the latest details in

washington on what happens next. the clock is tickingthe government set to run out of funding in about a week. and a big roadblock for congress? the program that protects undocumented minors otherwise known as daca.rep. paul ryan, (r) house speaker: "we wanna fix daca, we do wanna fix daca while addressing the root cause problems so that we don't have a daca problem again."democrats want to include it in the spending bill...which would mean negotiations done ábefore the january 19th government shutdown deadline.but republicans appear certain they won't be able to reach agreement that quickly -- and with a recent court ruling, they know daca isn't expiring right away.while president trump has said a border wall needs to be part of any daca approval...he also said this in a meeting with congress on tuesday.pres. donald trump: "my positions are going to be what the people in this room come up with."and those áin

the roomknow there's still a lot more work to be done.rep. steny hoyer, (d) house minority whip: "the president talks about a wall. we talk about other items that we think will be much more effective and that will have a much greater consensus."even some republicans now framing the issue of border security outside the president's wall. sen. rob portman, (r) ohio: "in some areas it's more effective to have technology. it's a combination of those things. the commitment the president made is you got to have a secure border." and while negotiations continuesome lawmakers now say another áshort-term budget bill might be necessary to avoid a shutdown altogether.in washington i'm omar jimenez (steve) (oncam) new at 6 -- according to the washington post: president trump used profanity today when rejecting an immigration proposal that would include protections for people from haiti and other african countries.(take fs) the post reports trump asked "why are we having all these people from "expletive-hole" countries come here." the comments shocked the bipartisan group of senators who had gathered to hammer out a compromise on immigration that would protect daca participants and also increase border security. also

according to the post, trump went on to suggest the u.s. should instead bring in more people from countries like norway, whose prime minsister met with the president yesterday in the white house. (pam) still ahead.. a key survelliance measure comes up for a vote in congress.. the outcome and what it means for u.s. security.. ( steve ) plus, some possible good news for bikers and walkers in sonoma county .. a brand, new 19-mile trail is up for consideration.. we have details.

a state grant has been issued to the sonoma county regional parks... to study a potential bicycle and pedestrian trail. the trail would be along the lower russian river... between forestville and state highway 1. the agency has requested the 620-thousand dollar grant from cal-trans to evaluate the potential trail. if approved, it is expected to run parallel to river road and state highway- 116. the 19- point- 3 mile trail

study... could start this summer. officials say, this trail would provide safe walking options to residents and visitors. the total estimated cost of the study.... is almost 800- thousand dollars. ( pam ) also ahead.. lawmakers take a major vote on the survelliance policy ... put in place after 9-eleven... the future of fisa and its impact on you..

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(pam)(2shot bam vo) that was house speaker paul ryan ..... discussing the president's knowledge of what's called - "fisa- 702" .. today, the house voted to authorize the measure for six more years.(steve) in case you, áunlike the presdient,á are unclear on what this is -- it's the foreign intelligence surveillance act that was approved as a result of 9-11 designed to help prevent terrorism.(pam) but a vote almost did not happen, after mr. trump fired out a series of tweets this morning, confusing members of congress on where exactly the white house stands on the issue.(steve) reporter anna wiernicki is in washington with more. --take pkg-anna wiernicki: the bill had support from lawmakers in both partiesbut as the house was about to begin debate on the bill, the

president attacked fisa on twitteranna wiernicki: then the president backtracked, tweeting his support, quote "its about foreign surveillance of foreign bad guys on foreign land. we need it"rep. adam schiff: i do this reluctantlyanna wiernicki: the mixed messages from the white house had some lawmakers who supported the billlike california democrat adam schiff questioning if congress should delay the vote adam schiffu.s. congressman, d-catake cg @ 0:23-0:30i think we need to get a clear statement from the administration of whether they're in support of this legislation or not//rep michael conaway: while i'm not unappreciative of my colleague from california as comments, i do think we're at a place where we do need to move forwardanna wiernicki (stand up)washington correspondent take cg @ 0:37-0:47texas congressman mike conaway said the program is too important in the fight against terrorism to wait any longer.other lawmakers argued the bill needed more protections for americansted poe: i despise terrorists. we oughtta go after them and get them.anna wiernicki: texas republican ted poe said the law is unconstitutional-ted poeu.s. congressman, r-texastake cg @ 0:56-1:01702 was written to go after terrorists, but is it it is being used to go after americansanna wiernicki: and republican justin amash unsuccessfully pressed an amendment to prohibit using the law against american citizensjustin amash: these are two very different options. anna wiernicki: but texas democrat henry cuellar said while the bill wasn't perfect, it was good enough... henry cuellaru.s. congressman, d-texastake cg @ 1:14-1:23 there are enough protections

there to go after the bad apples and not go after people that have nothing to do with terrorism or some sort of crime.anna wiernicki: the bill now heads to the senate for a vote. in washington, i'm anna wiernicki. it's happened again.another near miss at san francisco international.the latest incident involves pilots from aeromexico who were told to land on runway 28 right. they acknowledged but head towards 28 left. fortunately air traffic control was able to get a hold of them a mile out and got them back on course this is the third near miss at sfo in the past seven monthsat sfo will tran kron 4 news another sea lion attack here at aquatic park, the fourth in a month.witnesses told us it happened at about 6:45 this morning in an area swimmers call the jacuzzi. we're told the woman is a member of the

south end rowing club which meets here to swim. we're told the woman was bit in the leg and taken to a local hospital. reporting in san francisco, lydia pantaze s kron4 news. here in san jose the effort to recall embattled santa clara county judge aaron persky has moved a step forward. supporters of the recall effort submitted to the registrar of voters office, petitions containing 100,000 signatures. the recall effort was sparked by what critics of the judge say was a far too lenient sentence handed down toformer stanford athlete brock turner, who was convicted of sexual assault. supporters hope to have the recall on the ballot this fall. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news in pacifica a nearly 70 year old home was demolished because of erosion that happened during the 2015-2016 el nino.those storms ate away it's yard and undermined its foundation.the owners moved to a safer place on the cliff and

tried to find another lot to move it too but nothing worked out.the city purchased the property with a diaster mitagation grant and will make it apart of the esplande overlook trail. maureen kelly kron4 news. (steve ) a live look outside tonight.. (pam) lawrence has the

forecast that takes us through the weekend.. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with another look at the four zone forecast... lawrence karnow: we enjoyed partly cloudy skies after a foggy morning. it was mild in the south bay with some temperatures in the mid 60s. in the north bay, where clouds lingered, it was much cooler with highs in the mid 50s. we have a weak weather system that is headed our way. most of the bay area will only see a few passing clouds but there is a slight chance of sprinkles in northern sonoma county. on the satellite image you can see a rather flat ridge of high pressure sitting over california. these weak storms continue to move over the top of the ridge to bring us as few clouds and an occasional shower. that will all begin to change tomorrow as high will build sending storms and clouds well to the north. this weekend we could see some temperatures near 70 degrees. dry weather should be common for most of the state except for far northern california. highs around the bay tomorrow will be in the 50s to mid 60s. it will be a little warmer saturday and sunday with offshore winds and the 60s. more clouds return on monday with a chance of

showers next tuesday. (steve) police are looking for a man who robbed a bank yesterday. it happened at the u-s bank on morrissey boulevard near soquel avenue in santa cruz. the suspect had a gun and demanded money from the tellers. after successfully getting an undisclosed amount of cash, the suspect fled on foot towards the parking lot. police followed a couple of leads but were unable to find him. the suspect is described as a male, wearing a dark colored hooded sweatshirt with blue jeans. he was wearing a mask, sunglasses and gloves at the time of the robbery. (pam) coming up... art galleries on the move ... the call goes out for artists ready to make creations which will literally move through the streets of san francisco...

(bam vo) (bam vo) new tonight at six... the s-f-m-t-a is looking for artists for muni art 2018.(pam) the goal is to transform ordinary busses into art galleries. and for the first time ever, poetry will be included on the drawings.

(steve) at least a hundred art buses will be covered in art, showcasing the theme called "the art of poetry in san francisco." to sign up, just go on like minded dot org to show of yourtalent. (pam)(bamvo) the world surf league will make an announcement tomorrow ... about the mavericks surf contest. organizers of the event notified all competitors that the event could begin as soon as monday.(steve) the all-day contest would beign at 8 a-m at the well-known spot off pillar point in half moon bay. a significant swell is expected to hit the northern california coast this weekend...but competition can't start until the world surf league approves it.(pam) the contest window opened on january 3rd and runs until the end of february. this is the first time women are able to compete in the event. in sports -- after a blowout loss to the clippers last night.. the warriors explain what went wrong..

plus -- the n-f-l is launching an investigation into the raiders' jon gruden hiring our sports director, gary radnich has the details and all the sports coming up

the raiders might have to pay a big fine for hiring jon gruden the n-f-l is looking into wheter they violated the ronney rule this development comes after the fritz pollard alliance, a group that promotes diversity in front offices and coaching staffs, asked the league to investigate wheter the raiders reached an agreement with gruden before interviewing minority candidates. during gruden's introductory

press conference, owner mark davis said they came to an agreement on christmas eve... a week before firing jack del rio or interview a minority candidate. the last team to violate this rule were the detrot lions in 2003 they had to pay a 200- they had to pay a 200-thousand dollar fine.

also today the nfl released the london games for next season. the raiders will play against the seattle seahawks in week six they'll play in the new tottenham stadium. it will be the third venue to host a regular season game in the u-k steph curry remains day to day after aggravating his sprained ankle during shootaround without curry and klay thompson the warriors stuggled against the clippers. in kevin durant's

milestone night... after becoming the second youngest player to reach 20-thousand points. the warriors were not able to stop lou williams, who drop 50... setting a new career-high. turnovers and fouls were a big part of the team's blowout loss to the clippers. steve kerr explains what went wrong last night

everyone in the nba world has been congratulating durant for his milestone. lebron james and dwyane wade game him a shoutout on twitter. but curry was the first to congratulate k-d. during halftime against l-a he posted this clip. everyone in the arena gave him a standing ovation, including joe lacob and bob myers. if durant is able to stay healthy, he's projected to become the ninth player in history to reach 30- thousand points.

the second round of the all star voting came out today. steph curry... now leads the west with over one-million and 300-thousand votes. followed by durant... james harden... russell westbrook... and anthony davis. draymond green and klay thompson rank sixth and seventh in the east -- as expected lebron james takes first place... followed by giannis antetokounmpo they have the most votes in the league... both have over a million four-thousand. the nba was in london. celtics taking on the 76ers... --in the first half -- philadelphia was rolling j-j reddick... finished with a game-high... 22 points 76ers up by 13 --second completely different story celtics rally from behind... daniel theis puts boston ahead --late in the fourth -- a scuffle breaks out between ben simmons and marcus smart celtics win 114-103

speaking of the all-star games... sharks defenseman, brent burns will represent the sharks on the pacific division team the reigning borris trophy winner keeps his streak alive by making his fifth straight apperance. this season he has seven goals and 23 assists, ranks among the best defenseman this season the all star game will be in tampa bay january 28th january 28thtampa bay january 28th days after winning another national champion an alabama assistant coach had his playbook stolen before the game. atlanta police says one of nick saban's coaches left his bag that had his playbook in a meeting room friday when he went back to grab his bag it was gone. they say the suspect was caught on camera taking the bag. along with the playbook the coach lost his

wallet, ipad, passport, glasses, and over a thousand dollars. (pam) just ahead.. a reporter gets quite a surprise as some zoo residents decide to photo bomb his live shot.. ♪ it's time for sleep number's 'lowest prices of the season' on the only bed that adjusts on both sides to your ideal comfort your sleep number setting. and snoring?

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british zoo, a pack of lemurs -- which is actually called a "conspiracy" ... conspired to take over a reporter's liveshot ... and they succeeded! jeremy roth has today's take a look at this! a bbc reporter's liveshot was hijacked by a pack of feisty lemursalex dunlop was trying to report on an animal count at banham zoo in norfolk, englandbut a pack of lemurs wasn't having it, mobbing him instead"ow! you little ábleepá" ring-tailed lemurs are native to madagascarthey're also highly social creatures ...clearlythe bbc segment was supposed to be an informative report on local zoo business instead, it was a wild and

hilarious moment that, of course, went viralinmates at a wisconsin prison are working hard to help visually-impaired kids readthe inmates are transcribing textbooks, maps and even music into braillethe program at oshkosh correctional institution is the only one of its kind in the statefor months, the inmates learn to read and create braille before beginning transcriptionlast year the program produced around two million pages of braille text"when i was on the streets, i took a lot. i was real selfish and i figured this was a way for me to give something back, to be selfless for once."and finally, take a look at these photos of a massive cloud over sydney, australia ....that looks like something out of an alien movie!it's not aliens, though, just a large shelf cloudshelf clouds are low hanging clouds that represent the leading edge of a line of thunderstorms and are actually quite common in sydney.for talat- i'm jeremy roth

(pam) less than a month away from the winter olympics in pyeongchang... the south korean olympic flame made its way through incheon (in-chon). the torch has been traveling through out the country since november and is scheduled to arrive in nearby seoul on saturday. it is all part of a 101-day journey through 70- cities.... before arriving in pyeongchang february 9th.. for the opening ceremony. (steve)(vo) south korea is preparing a bill to stop trading all crypto-currencies. justice minister park sang-ki is worried about the currency and how dangerous transactions can be if handled improperly. park didn't provide details on when the bill would be introduced in parliament. but bitcoin fell sharply on today after his comments. the digital currency, which is known for its volatility, dropped around 14-percent before recovering slightly in early afternoon trading in asia. last weather and goodbye final look at the weather with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow.

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