being held in filthy conditions... some even shacked to beds with chains and padlocls...they ranged in age from two to 29 years- old.... a very emaciated 17- year-old girl managed to escape the home yesterday and call police.... their riverside county parents are now in custody... 57-year-old david turpin and 49-year-old louise turpin could face charges including torture and child endangerment. we are working to get more information - and we will bring you an updates throughout the night and always on kron4.com. (catherine) another big story:a shooting on a san francisco freeway has left three people hurt... and tonight - the shooter on the loose... hello - i'm catherine heenan in for vicki liviakis. (grant) and i'm grant lodes.now police are trying to figure out if the victims were specifically targeted or picked at random. the shooting was on interstate 280... near alemany boulevard... around 3:00 this morning. the victims were

all in the same car - a black cadilac escalade. as kron4's camila bernal reports -- there are still a lot of unanswered questions tonight... the california highway patrol is continuing this investigation into an overnight shooting that happened on highway 280 just before 3 this morning.take vo chp telling us that anywhere between three to six people were driving southbound near the alemany exit and that's when they were shot.chp has not released the identity or condition of the victims but said they were interviewed this morning by their officers. chp also not giving us details on how the shooting happened and said that it was unclear is the shooter was on the side of the road or driving on the highway. cbe: chp finished gathering evidence on the highway just before 7 this morning but they say this investigation is not finished.reporting in san francisco, camila bernal kron 4 news (catherine) there have been more than 100 freeway shootings in the bay area since 20-15. most of them -- in the east bay. now - the state transportation agency has agreed to build a surveillance (catherine)

there have been more than 100 freeway shootings in the bay area since 20-15. most of them -- in the east bay. now - the state transportation agency has agreed to build a surveillance network to help curb the violence. the network has wireless cameras, license plate readers and audio detection shot spotters. (grant) a man is behind bars tonight... accused of inappropriately touching a teen in sunnyvale... this is the suspect... 23-year-old henry reed... police say they were called out by a school official..who said the suspect was displaying some sort of inappropriate behavior with a 17-year-old girl... investigators say they believe the suspect touched the teen inappropriately...and forced her to do the same to him.the suspect previously worked with children as a part-time musician assistant around santa clara county.. but tonight police are not saying where exactly he worked... (catherine) an officer involved shooting sent one man to the hospital in the north bay last night. it

happened late last night just outside the rohnert park police station. officers inside the building say they heard shots from outside. when they walked out...they spotted a man with a gun yelling...kill me, kill me. for the next couple of hours... negotiators tried to get the man to give up as people at the apartments next door tried to see what was happening.. michelle may/witness says " they kept yelling for him to put it down. come on anthony, put it down and he kept yelling profanities at them." police say as soon as the officer fired his weapon, he rushed over to help the man. an ambulance was already on the scene -- and the man is expected to survive. to avoid any conflict of interest... the sonoma county sheriff's department will be investigating the shooting. (grant) a san jose high school tennis coach is missing and presumed dead...after a skydiving accident in new zealand. authorities say tyler nii appears to have died last wednesday...after he

plunged into a lake in the south island of new zealand. the 27-year-old victim... was a tennis coach at archbishop mitty high school in san jose. new zealand police say another male skydiver was also injured in the skydiving accident...howe ver ...he suffered minor injuries...and will be ok. search crews are currently using sonar devices..to search for him. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: there was a mix of sunshine and clouds on this martin luther king day. a weak storm is headed our way now could bring a few light showers. you can see a few scattered showers popping up on the doppler radar. we're not expecting anything to heavy but it will be wet at times so be prepared for slick roads tonight and for tomorrows commute. on the satellite image you can see the storms off the coast. they are also generating big swells with some shore breaks as high as 20 feet. a high surf advisory is in effect until 4 pm tomorrow. the weather pattern looks active with several cold storms headed our way. tomorrow there is a chance of a few showers. highs will be in the 50s to low 60s. it should be partly cloudy and

dry on wednesay. a much colder storm moves in on thursday to bring some gusty winds and rain. cold showers continue on friday with a possible dusting of snow on some of our higher peaks. more showers are possible on sunday too. lawrence karnow: we had areas of thick fog today that were slow to burn off in some parts of the bay area. that kept their temperatures rather cool. while thoses places that had the sun like santa rosa saw their temperatures soar in the mid 60s. it will be partly cloudy tonight with stars and areas of dense fog. the fog will be very thick again in some of the valleys. on the satellite image you can see the storms off the coast but high pressure will send them well to the north for the weekend. we will see an offshore wind which should help bring warmer temperatures to parts of the bay area especially near the coast and south bay. it should be a good weekend to travel around the state. there will likely be tule fog in the central valley again so be careful. highs around the bay area will be in the 50s to upper 60s. there will be a few more clouds on sunday but plenty of sunshine and mild temperatures. on monday the clouds will (grant) montecito mudslide survivors gathered in santa barbara to share stories of their experiences. this is a look at some of the aftermath...damaged homes and roads. these devastating mudslides led to at least 20 deaths...and four people are still missing tonight. as the community comes together, many are happy to be alive.

melissa newman has the story. it was a near death experience. mari mitchel/resident"as we watched the doors blast open and furniture start flowing out."that has brought neighbors and complete strangers together. natsot "we're getting to know each other." mari mitchel says she was packed in case she had to evacuate when mother nature stormed in. mari mitchel/resident"we were ready. we had things ready, set aside and they all floated out into the garden with the cellphones. oh no, the cars are cemented in place in the garage." mitchel says her neighbor's sons were swept out of their home on their mattress, landing on her roof. mari mitchel/resident"they landed on our roof and i heard their voices and i said: 'hank, it's the boys and sheri!' and they could use the blown out french doors as kind of a ladder to get into the house."together mitchel and her neighbors waited in their home for firefighters and rescue crews to arrive.now she's thankful for the hospitality she's been receiving from friends as her and her family try to piece their life back together. mari mitchel/resident"i just know i'm here and i'm glad. but i was glad to be alive before

this, so i didn't need this to be reminded." --tag-- mudslides in the area have left at least 20 people dead. (catherine) happening today... the nation is honoring the late martin luther king junior. the civil rights icon would have been 89 years old today.. people across the country were marking the day.... thousands joined a march in san antonio, texas, for example.. people in tennessee celebrated with annual parades.... and in georgia - there was a special church service. martin luther king day is always the third monday in january...and this year it fell on dr. king's actual birthday. (grant) one of the largest gatherings to honor doctor king here in the bay area happened in san francisco's south of market.kron4's maureen kelly reports that some of those in the crowd felt that in today's political climate, standing up for civil rights is more important than ever. natsthe mlk celebration train pulled into the caltrain

station.....and what started as a trickle of marchers....soo n turned a stream of people joining the large crowd already waiting to walk together and honor the civil rights hero.many held signs with dr king's likeness...and inspirational slogans....like this one reading to ignore evil is to become accomplice to it. this 11 year old girl wearing a mlk sweatshirt said it felt good to make her presence felt. we have had a lot of racism this year this past year so maybe standing up will break the racismlt governor gavin newsom brought two of his daughters to march. he says the presidents recent vulgar and deragatory comments when discussing immigration last week made this attending this celebration even more important. there's a stronger imperative and i think that's indicative of the turnout today for people to step up and stand up symbolically subsequently calling this out. in so many ways we didn't need those comments about haiti in africa and el salvador to remind us who's in the white house in terms of his bigotry

and his hatred and the diet of resentment that he feeds the american people on a daily basisthe march ended at yerba buena garden....one of the speakers, acting mayor london breed took a swipe at the trump's immigration policys.. they god san francisco is a sanctuary city so we don't care what they say in washington dc. we're gonna follow in dr. king's legacy we are going to be a sanctuary city we are going to continue to be a place of tolerance. we are going to continue to be a place of inclusiveness. and although we may not always agree we can still come together in the spirit of love to think about what we need to do together to makesure we take care of our city our country and the next generation she ended her remarks by saying let us not be satisfied until we get rid of the diviseness that exists in our nation's capitol.maureen kelly kron4 news. (catherine) in the east bay people were honoring the memory of dr. martin luther king at the hilton oakland airport hotel...where some of the conversation focused on president trump.. ( grant ) kron four's haaziq madyun had

a question for some of the participants at the freedom breakfast -- what would dr. king do if he were here?? sothere at the 2nd annual martin luther king junior drum major for freedom breakfast in oakland current events involving president donald trump prompts the question...if dr. king were here today what do you think he would be doing?sotoakland congresswoman barbara lee...sot continuing the legacy of not being silent on the subject of civil rights is kat brooks of the anti police- terror project. she says believes dr. king would be taking action to bring attention to the civil rights challenges of todaykat brooks/anti police-terror

project: "resisters these days are often targeted and shamed for interrupting business as usual but what do you think the sit-ins were? what do you think the boycott was? he was arrested again and again and again for doing what he believed">16-year-old david gaines agreessot

(grant) plus.... changes are coming to air b- n-b... why the company lost thousands of hosts in san francisco. (catherine) and.... first fear and panic....now outrage after a false missile alert in hawaii. the changes being made to their alert system -- after the break.

attention please, a missile defense agency has declared a missile strike to be a test and false alarm.(grant) kron four's vicki

liviakis in hawaii ... sharing the moment she learned that the warning of an imminent missile attack was all a mistake. it took 38 very long minutes to get that word out... while locals and visitors alike believed an attack was imminent.(catherine) now many hawaiians are going ballistic themselves. steve aveson is in the newsroom with more on the fallout.steve? (steve) fallout is right.... the outrage is almost radioactive.... with death threats against emergency workers.officials issued a statement saying they understand that members of our community are angry , and are looking at these messages as individuals blowing off steam. the message said "we take any threat against our personnel seriously, we are doing our best not to escalate the situation."

this is not a testthe escalation began at eight=oh- seven saturday morning, hawaiian time.we were facing what we thought would be annihilationdeep within hawaii's emergency management bunker, mistakes were made. officials say someone pushed the wrong button and a test alert turned into the real thing.within three minutes the u=s missile command had confirmed that there was no missile threat.but the false alarm message did not go out to phones until eight=forty=fi ve.meanwhile ... panic in paradise. i just start running, we went to this other people and people were just running on the street they were all desperate"there were people crying you could see people were really frightened. i sent a text to all my grandkids at home it made me realize my god could have never seen them again.""we ran and i was totally freaking out" "there was a group of people crying. i saw people on the road just running in the middle of the road."at the walmart in pearl city ... the doors slammed shut."it's pretty appalling that kind of behavior, here's a community surrounding that supports store and then turns there back on them when they need them the most, what kind of conscious is that who does something like that."the governor says the emergency

worker responsible has been reassigned to other tasks.and the system will be modified so that false=alarm notices can go out as rapidly as the initial alerts.in the meantime..."i directed the agency to suspend all of these tests until we can do a better review." (steve) hawaii is about 47=hundred miles from north korea, well within the range of that country's ballistic missiles. it would take only about 10 minutes after launch to determine a missile was headign that way ... but that would still give hawaiians only about 20 minutes to find cover. (grant) one of the passengers who

had to be rescued from a casino shuttle boat that caught fire in the gulf of mexico yesterday has died. officials say the 42-year-old woman died at a florida hospital late yesterday evening while being treated for her injuries... although police say the cause of death is still unkown. the woman was one of 50 people aboard the boat when a fire ignited about a half mile from shore in florida. all of the passengers made it off the boat. some swam to shore while others were rescued from the water. investigators believe the fire started in the boat's engine room. . (catherine) the philippines' most active volcano is erupting. this time-lapse video shows the lava spewing from the volcano called "mayon" more than

nine thousand people on the island of luzon... had to evacuate whenthe eruption began... authorities are warning residents tonight to not only beware of lava and ash... but also landslides and falling rocks. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: there was a mix of sunshine and clouds on this martin luther king day. a weak storm is headed our way now could bring a few light showers. you can see a few scattered showers popping up on the doppler radar. we're not expecting anything to heavy but it will be wet at times so be prepared for slick roads tonight and for tomorrows commute. on the satellite image you can see the storms off the coast. they are also generating big swells

with some shore breaks as high as 20 feet. a high surf advisory is in effect until 4 pm tomorrow. the weather pattern looks active with several cold storms headed our way. tomorrow there is a chance of a few showers. highs will be in the 50s to low 60s. it should be partly cloudy and dry on wednesay. a much colder storm moves in on thursday to bring some gusty winds and rain. cold showers continue on friday with a possible dusting of snow on some of our higher peaks. more showers are possible on sunday too.

(catherine) new registration rules are kicking in for air-bnb in san francisco....and the results appear to be that the site has lost thousands of hosts in the city... by tuesday - all hosts must be registered.meaning air-bnb and rival site home-away won't allow any hosts who are unregistered. last may - after a court battle - the short term rental sites reached an agreement with san francisco. it led to more limits on rentals and tougher registration requirements. roughly 22-hundred hosts have met the new requirements to do business...but that's way down from the nearly 85-hundred listings the city had in early august. city officials had argued that the tougher limits would prevent people from turning their properties into permanent hotels in an area where housing is already scarce.

(grant) a flight from s-f-o -- heading to paris -- had to be diverted to washington d.c. a person on united flight 990 tweeted that the pilot said there was a passenger disturbance and they would be diverting the plane. it turns out that a person was having a medical emergency. it is not clear how that person is doing this morning. (catherine) olympic gymastics champion simone biles says that she is among the athletes who were sexually abused by a former u-s-a gynastics team doctor. larry nassar was sentenced to 60 years in federal prison.... and he faces another 40 to 125 years --- after pleading guilty to assaulting seven girls. simone biles released a statement on twitter saying that she's among those who were abused by nassar. the four time gold medalist joins a list of high- profile gymnasts who have made the same claim... they include six-time olympic medalist aly raisman, 2012 all-around champion gabby douglas and two-time olympic

medalist mckayla maroney. (grant) bay area gospel singer, edwin hawkins... best known for hit "oh happy day" died early this morning at 74 hawkins passed away at his home in pleasanton. according to his publicist... he was suffering from pancreatic cancer. hawkins won a grammy for best soul gospel performance for "oh happy day." it reached the top ten on the pop charts and became an international hit in 1969. (grant) coming up.... a wild police chase ends at a north bay chipotle.... we'll show you what led up to an arrest. (catherine) and.... a mother in shock.... she says she was kicked out of a chick-fil-a for breastfeeding her child.... how the restaurant is responding.

(catherine) new at five.... a woman says she was asked to leave a chick-fil-a restaurant in fargo, north dakota for breastfeeding her child. she says 7-month-old ziggy was hungry....and the family was at a soft opening of a

chick-fil-a storesaturday night. macy hornung says she was nursing the baby when the owner came up to her and demanded that she either cover herself up -- or leave. saying there were men and children around. "just complete shock, like all i'm doing is feeding my baby. they had no problem with me feeding her french fries. so why is it such a problem that i am feeding her from my breast?" macy took to social media to notify others of how she was treated. there's been a lot of response... after more than 3-hundred-50 negative reviews - this chick-fil-a had a one point nine star review on facebook. the owner today has apologized - and asked for forgiveness. (grant) coming up... for the first time...queen elizabeth talks publicly about her coronation in 19-53.... hear what she had to say about wearing the imperial state crown. (catherine) and.. we continue to honor the late martin luther king junior.... we'll show you where the

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martin luther king junior... people are celebrating around the bay area.(catherine) once again it was standing room only on board the m-l-k "celebration train" on the peninsula. kron four's rob fladaboe boarded the train in san jose and rode to san francisco. people on train singcaltrain's annual san jose to san francisco martin luther king junior celebration train was just that. riders joining the new birth fellowship praise team in celebrating the birthday and legacy of the late civil rights leader. "....he made the ultimate sacrifice for america, for all of us, for everybody..." "...we're here, we're gonna march and celebrate dr king..." "...it's a teaching moment, a relation moment, a community moment...""...we're all immigtants, that's how i feel...."reflecting the bay area's diversity, most riders boarded in san jose for the 54 mile trip to san francisco to commemorate the historic march in 1965, led by king, from selma to montgomery, alabama. "....i have a dream that my children will one day be judged not by the color of

their skin but by the content of their character..."adwoa manteete quoted from dr. king's epic "i have a dream speech."adwoa manteete/celebrat ion train rider"....king's birthday is supposed to be a day on not off and i wanted to make sure we are focused on the things he stood for and died for..."sponsored by the nor cal mlk community foundation, the train was sold out this year. it was a teaching moment for some, a tradition for others and a celebration for all."....i brought my grand daughter and this is a great opportunity for her...""...it's an opportunity to get out and be with people who think the same way that you do...""...the diversity up and down this train is a beautiful think.." "...do king stood not just for one race but for everybody..." on board the celebration train...rob fladeboe kron 4 news (catherine) president trump is

responding to the firestorm of angry response...after he reportedly made vulgar remarks about haiti and african nations. last night at his mar-a-lago resort in florida - this is what he told reporters. (catherine) president trump was at a dinner photo op with house majority leader kevin mccarthy when a reporter asked if he is a racist. the president has been widely criticized for reportedly making vulgar comments during official

immigration discussions last thursday. (grant) take a look a this... it is a national poll showing people's view on race relations. in red is people saying it is generally good....and yellow is generally bad... the peak for "bad" was 68-percent during the los angeles riots in 19-92... and the peak for "generally good" was 66- percent when president obama was elected. right now... 56-percent say race relations are bad, and 38-percent say it is good. (grant) joining us now to talk about all this...pamela price...an attorney and civil rights advocate... who's a member of the.... alameda county democratic central committee. lawrence

(catherine) coming up... dozens of students -- will be staying home from school tomorrow. the virus that's causing an outbreak at one bay area school. (catherine) also -- a store is burglarized and another robbed early this morning in a north bay city.... who police are now looking for. 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. (grant) happening now.

police are investigating separate burglary and robbery cases that occurred at stores in sebastopol. the first incident happened around one this morning... at the lucky store on gravenstein highway north. there officers found the store's sliding glass entrance door was broken. the male suspect made off with money...stolen from the store's cash register. then around one 34 a.m... an armed robbery occured at a seven-eleven store on pleasant hill avenue north. there a male suspect entered the store with a gun... and demanded cash. both suspects in the separate incidents...are at large tonight. (catherine) a robbery suspect led police on a chase friday - that ended inside a chipotle restaurant. it began friday night when a marin county sheriff's deputy noticed a car with a badly damaged windshield. when he tried to pull it over....he says the driver parked and then ran away - towards the northgate mall. the man ran inside a chipotle

restaurant where he was later arrested. a passenger was also taken into custody. authorities say the car was linked to a recent robbery and assault in san rafael. (grant) an argument over a lost cell phone turned into an all-out brawl in a newark pizza parlor. it happened at "john's incredible pizza company." two large groups of people began shouting at each other and then started hitting each other. after the fight... a store manager handed the lost cellphone over to police. apparently... it had been left in the lost and found hours earlier. only minor injuries were reported and no arrests were made. (catherine) coming up... the clock is ticking on an immigration deal as a government shutdown looms at the end of the week. the details on a potential deal regarding immigration reform.

(catherine) let's get a check on what we're working on

for kron4 news at six.. steve aveson is standing by in the newsroom.. steve?(steve) thanks catherine...tonight there is new and disturbing video going viral out of santa cruz... it appears to show a wheelchair-bound homeless man left at a bus stop after being released from the hospital. he was even still wearing the hospital gown... tonight - we have reaction from the hospital.. plus new heartstopping video..showing a firefighter catching a baby thrown from a burning building... you don't want to miss it.... catherine? thanks steve, we'll see you at six. (grant) the health department in alameda county is trying to figure out what caused an elementary school student to die. the case involves a student in dublin who went to kolb elementary school. health officials do not believe that other people at the school were exposed to whatever disease killed the child. his name has not been released. grief counselors will be available for students when they return to school tomorrow. (catherine) nearly 60

students and teachers have come down with a noro-virus at a school in san francisco. staff at mckinley elementary school say they noticed that students had symptoms....right at the beginning of the new semester. the k- through-fifth-grade school had a lot of people absent leading up to this holiday weekend. 53 students and four teachers. it's unclear how many people have been showing symptoms since school got out on friday. the father of a kindergartner who caught the virus says it didn't last long. (catherine) noro-virus is very contagious, and affects the stomach and intestines... health officials say it's important to disinfect everything and often when the virus is going around. (grant) a planned session by the c-d-c on preparing for a nuclear disaster is not happening tomorrow, as scheduled. they originally

planned presentations on nuclear preparedness tomorrow at the c-d-c's atlanta headquarters as part of a lecture series. the session was supposed to stream live to anybody who wanted to watch. the c-d-c's website now says tuesday's lecture will be about the flu. a note on the page indicates the nuclear disaster lecture will be rescheduled in the future. no explanation was given for the change. (catherine) happening tomorrow... lawmakers will return to washington to talk about a potential deal to overhaul america's immigration system.(grant) but as kron four's white house correspondent mark meredith explains - one government agency isn't waiting for congress to make the next move. nat: "we've got to hold employers accountable for violating the law"thomas homan runs america's immigration and customs enforcement agency.he says this year employers everywhere can expect to see more of his agents. "we're going to increase worksite enforcement

operations 3 to 4 hundred percent"those operations are already underway.last week the government raided 7/11 convenience stores in 17 states.and agents arrested 21 people suspected of being illegal immigrants.ice says the raids ensure companies are held accountable for its hiring choices. but groups like the american civil liberties union say i-c-e raids aren't very fair.the a-c-lu says raids often target people in pre-dominantly latino neighborhoods and worksites. "people need to feed their families, the 11 million undocumented immigrants are going to stay in the country, they're not going anywhere, that's' the reality"this week congress is expected to consider comprehensive immigration reform.if it passes, agencies like i-c-e could receive millions of dollars more in funding for immigration enforcement. "we gotta remove the magnet for illegal immigration, if people think they can come here illegally to get a job, they're going to keep coming" but critics argue stricter enforcement only terrorizes workers.and could force more people to the underground labor market. in washington, i'm mark meredith. (anchor) time now to check on

our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: there was a mix of sunshine and clouds on this martin luther king day. a weak storm is headed our way now could bring a few light showers. you can see a few scattered showers popping up on the doppler radar. we're not expecting anything to heavy but it will be wet at times so be prepared for slick roads tonight and for tomorrows commute. on the satellite image you can see the storms off the coast. they are also generating big swells with some shore breaks as high as 20 feet. a high surf advisory is in effect until 4 pm tomorrow. the weather pattern looks active with several cold storms headed our way. tomorrow there is a chance of a few showers. highs will be in the 50s to low 60s. it should be partly cloudy and dry on wednesay. a much colder

storm moves in on thursday to bring some gusty winds and rain. cold showers continue on friday with a possible dusting of snow on some of our higher peaks. more showers are possible on sunday too. (catherine) coming up... she says almost nothing that's unscripted.. sunday too. (catherine) coming up... she says

almost nothing that's unscripted.. so when the queen decided to give an interview on things like wearing the crown.... people are paying attention. that's after the break.

(grant) in a rare television apperance queen elizabeth... sheds light on what's a like to rule a monarchy.(catherine) for the first time, the british queen talks publicly about her 19-53 coronation. reporter, max foster is in london with the story queen elizabeth -- watching footage of her own coronation for áthe first timeá since being crowned sixty five years ago -- nat sound:her majesty -- speaking áopenlyá about her procession from buckingham palace in áthisá stunning gold state coach weighing nearly 4 tons --bound for westminster abbey.queen elizabeth: "horrible. it's not meant for traveling in at all. it's only sprung on leather."reporter: "it rocks around a lot?"queen: "not very comfortable." reporter: "were you in it for a long time?"queen:"halfway around london."reporter:

"really?"queen: "we must have gone 4 or 5 miles and you can only go at a walking pace. the horses couldn't possibly go any faster. it's so heavy."the queen -- offering her candid thoughts about the imperial state crown -- which only áthreeá people are even allowed to átouch.á queen: "it's much smaller isn't it. i mean it was the same height. it was up to about there when my father wore it."reporter: "it was huge then."queen:"yes, very unwieldy." britain's longest-reigning monarch -- describing the rigors of wearing such a heavy crown -- with its lavish diamonds and precious stones.queen: "fortunately my father and i have about the same sort of shaped head but once you put it on it stays. i mean it just remains itself."reporter: "you have to keep your head very still?"queen:"yes, and you can't look down to read the speech. you have to take the speech up because if you did your neck could break or it would fall off. so there are some disadvantages to crowns but otherwise they are quite important things."the television special -- giving viewers a árareá look at the crown áandá the sovereign's scepter also used in the queen's coronation -- which holds the world's largest clear cut diamond. those along with other sacred symbols of the british monarchy: the crown jewels --have áneverá before been filmed.

(grant) if you're a fan of "stranger things"....you might be jealous of this high school senior. damaris tweeted david harbour...the sheriff in the hit netflix

series...asking him how many re-tweets it would take for him to take senior pictures with her. he priced the request at 25-thousand...but said he would only follow through if he could wear a school sweatshirt and hold a trombone. 28-thousand re-tweets later....the senior's wish came true. (catherine) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(granti) steve aveson and pam moore are here with what wroking on for kron 4 news at six. (pam) thanks grant and catherine..coming up new tonight.... outrage over this disturbing video..it appears to show a wheel- chair bound homeless man ... who was just released from a local hospital.. left at a bus stop -- still wearing the hospital gown.(steve) then - we are following breaking news out of southern california...13 brothers and sisters 13 brothers and sisters rescued from filthy conditions in this home... police say some of the kids were chained and padlocked to

beds...new tonight - we are hearing from a nextdoor neighbor. kron4 news at six starts right after the break.

,$8drw (pam) new at six... a santa cruz advocate for the homeless ....has posted a disturbing video on his facebook page... it shows a man who he says had been released from dignity health dominican hospital last week... nearly naked and in a wheelchair. the man - simply left at a bus stop. good evening i'm pam moore.(steve) and i'm steve aveson. that video has now been seen by thousands of people - and it's raising questions aboutthe kind of care being provided by those who need it most. catherine heenan is here with the story...

(catherine) the video was taken around 1-am last thursday....it shows the program director of the santa cruz warming program........an d overhis shoulder a man he refers to as "g." brent adams says he was asked by the sheriff's department to bring over blankets and clothing. and was appalled by what he saw when he arrived. adams says 'g' had checked himself into the dominican hospital in santa cruz....but it wasn't long, apparently, before he was rolled back outside in his wheelchair.....a nd leftat that bus stop. brent adams/homelessness issues advocate they took him from a hospital bed tonight and rolled him down to a bus stop. the person was in complete agony. the sheriff's office called us to get some warm clothing. the person is in a hospital smock. undergarments. i'm pretty appalled. i'm not sure why a release a person who's in a wheelchair and hospital smock and leave them in a bus stop. especially since thereis no bus running. adams says the local

shelter was no longer taking anyone in for the night...and the warming center wasn't open. dominican hospital says it can't comment specifically because of privacy laws... but in a statement....a spokesperson says in part...'every situation is different. and patientsin our emergency room are offered food, clothing and access to transportation and housing resources if needed. additionally, dominican hospital works with several organizations in the community to provide resources for those in need. but they don't explain why the man was left outside. there was a similar incident recently in baltimore....out side the maryland medical center...wherea disoriented woman in a thin hospital gown was also left outside by hospital staffers overnight. the weather that night - was in the 30's.... in both cases....the

people recording the video said they wanted to let people knowthat this is happening.. pam and steve? (pam) today ... the united states honors rev. dr. martin luther king, junior. the civil rights icon was assassinated at a memphis, tennessee motel in 19-68. president ronald reagan signed the holiday into law in 19-83. the first national m-l-k holiday was observed three years later-- in 19-86. the martin luther king, junior day is celebrated on the third monday in january. this year it lands on his actual birthday. were he alive, he would have been 89 years old today. (2-shot/steve) once again it was standing room only on board the m-l-k "celebration train" on the peninsula. (2-shot/pam) hundreds of celebrants boarded the train in san jose... and rode to san francisco. (riders singing happy birthday :10) san francisco's 'new birth

fellowship' praise team... led riders in singing happy birthday to the late civil rights leader. ridership reflected the bay area's diversity and there were scores of children on board as well. passengers said, king's legacy represents all people. the 54- mile trek commemorates the 1965 civil rights march, led by dr. king, from selma to montogomery, alabama. (pam) the crowds on the celebration train.... joined

an already large crowd in san francisco south of market .... for a march honoring the civil right's legend.(steve) kron4's maureen kelly marched along with those honoring dr king.. several who said recent statements made by president trump underscored their need to be present. the theme the 2018 martin luther king junior march is the urgency of now.....organiz erssayingthat a return to a past era of intolerance and despair ihave given voice to some of our nation's worst instincts.many held signs with dr king's likeness...and inspirational slogans....like this one reading to ignore evil is to become accomplice to it. lt governor gavin newsom brought two of his daughters to march. he says the presidents recent vulgar and deragatory comments when discussing immigration last week made this attending this celebration even more important. in so many ways we didn't need those comments about haiti in africa and el salvador to remind us who's in the white house in terms of his bigotry and his hatred and the diet of resentment that he

feeds the american people on a daily basis but the acuity of those comments, the dismissiveness of those particularly framed with norway, just self-evidently appropriately allowed us to respond in kind and sane enough this is disgraceful we have a racist as a president there were only a few signs refering to the president....one group chanted no trump....followed byno kkk no fasict usahe needs the agenda he's running an agenda based on race and it's not ok. and as you can see by all the colors are here today it is not ok because all of us are standing strong together to make sure this regime goes away the march ended at yerba buena garden....one of the speakers, acting mayor london breed said the crowd was dr king's dream realized but said there's more work to do.we will not be satisfied until our kids are in the university system and not in the prison system. let us not be satisfied to we make this city better for everyone and not just a few. let us not be satisfied until we get rid of thedivisive ness is ness that exist in washing 10 dc let us not be satisfiedshe also made a swipe at trump's immigration policies saying we don't care what they say in the nation's captiol, san francisco will follow dr king's legacy and be a sanctuary city.maureen kelly kron4 news.

(pam) the state capitol was also packed with people honoring martin luther king, junior today..(steve) thousands of people traveled to sacramento... participating in the walk for the civil rights icon.dr. king... the unity walk -- called the "march for a dream" -- began outside sacramento city college. it ended just past the capitol building. friends, families, high school bands and strangers joined together. some held signs invoking the words of the late civil rights icon. and some we talked to had a message for change. (steve ) last year -- 25-thousand marched on m-l-k day in the capitol. organizers say there may have been even more today... (steve)

here at the 2nd annual martin luther king drum major freedom breakfast in oakland, the civil rights legacy of dr. king continues to inspire a new generation of young people working to make dr. king's of dream of racial equality a reality. take these three students from the martin luther king jr. freedom center sotsot 16-year-old david gaines says he is inspired by dr. king because he was a man of actionsot

sotand it is that hopeful message laelah jackson believes will ultimately result in people being free at lastsot ...organize or pledge to commit to serve your community...like these three young followers of dr. martin luther king jr who received a round of applause at the freedom breakfast for their efforts...in oakland haaziq madyun kron4news

(pam) a big story we are following tonight... three people were injured in a highway shooting today.(steve) authorities say it went down on interstate 280. according to c-h-p... the shooting happened just before three am interstate 280 near the alemany exit. police say the shots were fired at a black cadillac escalade. authorities say three of the five people in the escalade were injured... authorities have not released the identity or condition of the victims. c-h-p has not released details on how the shooting happened. they say it is unclear if the shooter was on the side of the road or driving they opened fire. (pam) breaking news we are following out of southern california... thirteen brothers and sisters rescued from a home... (steve) police say some of the victims were chained and padlocked..... by their own parents... grant lodes

has is tracking developments... (grant) the victims range in age from two to 29 years-old. a very emaciated 17-year-old girl managed to escape the home yesterday and call police. authorites say the victims were being held in filthy conditions.. some even shackled to beds with chains and padlocls... a neighboor saw the children as they were escored out of the home today.neighbor: "they were all in pjs, because it was early in the morning. they were very, very pale skinned, like almost like they've never seen the sun but i've seen a couple of the older ones, and it was mostly girls um and kind of small framed. i would say kind of tiny almost looked a little malnutiritioned." the riverside county parents are now in custody... 57-year-old david turpin and

49-year-old louise turpin could face charges including torture and child endangerment. a live look outside right now... (steve) as we get our first look at the four zone forecast with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: there was a mix of sunshine and clouds on this martin luther king day. a weak storm is headed our way now could bring a few light showers. you can see a few scattered showers popping up on the doppler radar. we're not expecting anything to heavy but it will be wet at times so be prepared for slick roads tonight and for tomorrows commute. on the satellite image you can see the storms off the coast. they are also generating big swells with some shore breaks as high as 20 feet. a high surf advisory is in effect until 4 pm tomorrow. the weather

pattern looks active with several cold storms headed our way. tomorrow there is a chance of a few showers. highs will be in the 50s to low 60s. it should be partly cloudy and dry on wednesay. a much colder storm moves in on thursday to bring some gusty winds and rain. cold showers continue on friday with a possible dusting of snow on some of our higher peaks. more showers are possible on sunday too. (pam) coming up... the challenging task of clearing debris and searching for victims in the southern california mudslides continues .. we have the latest (steve) thieves stealing a box truck cause havoc on the highway while driving the wrong way ... details on the c-h-p action. (pam) and next... a truly amazing rescue ... a child thrown from the window of a burning building ..

new at six... newly released video of a child thrown from a third- story balcony in georgia to a firefighter below. the harrowing in moment captured on a helmet-camera. flames engulfing the apartment complex . terrified children screaming as they are dropped to firefighters waiting below. tierra pyles was in the building when it burst into flames.(tierra pyles/ fire victim): "i run to get my sister out of the room, we run outside and as soon as i run outside i look to my left and i just see the building in flames, and i see the firefighters catching babies, i also saw people jumping off their balconies." after seeing the heart-

pounding video... community members are coming together to help the residents of that apartment. many who lost everything. investigators believe the fire broke out on an outdoor patio. but everyone made it out alive. victims say they are just thankful for those firefighters. the difficult, slow clean-up work continues - after the southern california mudslides. today authorities had a new estimate of when highway 101 near montecito will reopen... catherine heenan is here with the latest.. (catherine) that stretch of 101 will remain closed for at least another week...the highway has been shut down since january 9th..... that's when the lanes were inundated during the powerful storm that triggered mudslides - leaving at least 20 people dead. state transportation authorities say they're hoping to get 101 open

near montecito on january 22nd. a lot of the water has receded, which means crews can work around the clock to focus on removing things like rocks, toppled trees and crushed cars. and this is all happening, meantime, while search and rescue workers continue looking for victims in the thick mud. rick stein/search and rescue - this is just devastating. it's in my backyard. tuesday and wednesday i was down in areas close to my waist.you stick in it. there's always a chance of a void underneath. there are now three people still listed as missing... down from four just a short time ago.. the older man seen in these photos has just been found - and he's fine. he was not in montecito, as relatives thought. among the three still missing - is a 2-year-old girl. in terms of the ongoing field search - emergency officials admit there's not much hope of finding any survivors. pam and steve?

let's take a look outside right now...(pam) chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: there was a mix of sunshine and clouds on this martin luther king day. a weak storm is headed our way now could bring a few light showers. you can see a few scattered showers popping up on the doppler radar. we're not expecting anything to heavy but it will be wet at times so be prepared for slick roads tonight and for tomorrows commute. on the satellite image you can see the storms off the coast. they are also generating big swells with some shore breaks as high as 20 feet. a high surf advisory is in effect until 4 pm tomorrow. the weather pattern looks active with several cold storms headed our way. tomorrow there is a chance of a few showers. highs will be in the 50s to low 60s. it should be partly cloudy and dry on wednesay. a much colder storm moves in on thursday to bring some gusty winds and rain. cold showers continue on friday with a possible dusting of snow on some of our higher peaks. more showers are possible on sunday too.

(pam) president trump is defending himself... saying he "is not a racist."that is after several days of controversy over his reported remarks about haiti and african nations.(steve) it comes as the clock is ticking on an immigration deal as a government shutdown looms at the end of the week. reporter, omar jimenez is at the nation's capital to explain the current landscape between republicans and

democrats. in less than 5 days a government shutdown would become reality.rep. bradley byrne/-r- alabama: the government runs out of money this friday. that should be the most important thing that we're dealing with this week. but the ádeciding factor comes down to the program that protects undocumented minors... dacarepublicans are willing to move forward with funding the government in the short-term áwithout a deal on daca.ádemocrats are considering áwitholding their votes on spending to áget a deal on daca.rep. gregory meeks/-d- new york: how can we consciously move on with leaving individuals out?sen. chris coons/-d- delaware: we will not fund the government without a daca deal.president trump on twitter writing: "honestly, i don't think the democrats want to make a deal. they talk about daca, but they don't want to help..we are ready, willing and able to make a deal but they don't want to.well...a bipartisan bill was árejected by the white house thursday.and senator lindsey graham... among the six áleading that compromise plan says the áonly way forward áis a bipartisan solution...especially when the futures of some 700-thousand dreamers...as they're known...

are on the line.sen lindsey graham/-r- south carolina/wis: "when you tell them to go home, the only home they know is america. so i'm gonna work with the president, with republicans and we're gonna fix this problem."another potential compromise...working áwith the white house to áextend the program for a longer period of time especially after a recent court order said the administration has to resume receiving árenewal applications.sen lindsey graham/-r- south carolina/wis: "it's not gonna be done on twitter.... it's gonna be done by talking.in washington i'm omar jimenez. (steve) residents and tourists in hawaii say they were scared to death saturday. hawaii's emergency management agency sent out a false missile threat alert. (pam) the mistake was not clarified until nearly 40 minutes later. now hawaii's emergency management agency says... it is getting angry calls and threats. officials say, human error is to blame for the message being sent. the officer

responsible for the warning being sent has been reassigned to a new post. state officials say they're reviewing the incident and have increased security to the alert system. (steve) another big story we are tracking tonight... one passenger rescued from the casino shuttle boat that caught fire in the gulf of mexico yesterday has died. officials say the 42-year-old woman died at a florida hospital late last night. the boat was taking it's 50 passengers about one mile off shore. officials say the captain realized there was engine trouble early on...and turned back."i have to praise the boat captain, for getting the boat in so close that when they got in the water they had a very short distance to walk." "if they were out any further this could have been a tragedy, certainly a different ending than this." officials say all of the passengers made it off the boat. some were able to swim to shore while others were rescued from the water. they were bundled up, thanks in part to neighbors who donated blankets and jackets. investigators

think the fire started in the boat's engine room. (pam) coming up... a personal reflection on the legacy of dr. martin luther king jr. as we celebrate his birthday and his activism... (steve) plus.... a winning basketball record like no other... six losses in six decades.... the harlem globetrotters are in the bay area.. sorry. i can't make it. it's just my eczema again, 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) the famous harlem

globetrotters are back in the bay area ..and they entertained a special guest over the weekend..double- amputee and north bay wildfire survivor, lilly biagini... who lost her prosthetic legs in the firestorms... will never forget her tenth birthday celebration this weekend. (steve) over the weekend she got the v-i-p experience at the harlem globetrotters game at oracle arena. this is video of saturday's game. lilly took center court and even learn a trick from the team. she and her mom got to see the globetrotters in action on bench. they recognized lilly for her courage after her family lost everything in the wildfires.

( pam ) police are looking for suspects...accused of stealing a box truck from san francisco. this is a picture...posted on social media by a witness...who labled the photograph.."crazy". the incident happened this afternoon...after the driver did not yield to chp officers ...after driving the wrong way on state highway 237. the box truck crashed and three people fled from the vehicle...leading officers on a foot pursuit. no arrest have been made. (steve) just ahead... more than one thousand dollars worth of stolen prpoerty .. located in the home of a parolee... we have details on the location and the suspect. (pam) also... an inmate escape from a southern california prison has law enforcement on alert. more rain is headed our way. i'll have details next

(pam)happening now - new at six.... a manhunt is underway for an inmate who escaped from a california state prison.(steve) officials in san bernardino county say the suspect went missing last night. it's unclear just how michael garrett escaped from the california institution of men sunday night. he is currently serving four years and eight months for first- degree burglary and other crimes. the 33-year-old would have been eligible for parole next year. officials describe him as five-foot-10 and 197-pounds with brown hair and brown eyes. in san francisco, the california highway patrol is

investigation an overnight shooting on highway 280 that happened just after 3 this morning.they say between three to six people were driving southbound near the alemany exit and that's when they were shot. they then drove themselves to the hospital and called police to report the shooting. chp has not released information on the possible shooter and say they finished gathering evidence on the higway before 7 am but have not finished the investigation. reporting in san francisco, camila bernal kron 4 news here on the peninsula the celebration train rolls again. sponsored by the northern california martin luther king junior community foundation, the annual celebration train carried hundreds of people from san jose to san francisco. they sang songs and shared excerpts from dr. king's"i have a dream" speech. the 54 mile ride commemorates the march in 1965, led by king, from selma to montgomery, alabama. rob fladeboe kron 4 news continuing our coverage those who got off the celebration in

san francisco joined a large crowd of marcher honoring dr king and his legacy. some saying the political climate and the presidents recent vulgar and deragatory comments on immigration made it more important than ever to be a part of this event.enough this is disgraceful we have a racist as a presidentthe march ended at yerba buena garden....one of the speakers, acting mayor london breed said the crowd was dr king's dream realized but said there's more work to do.maureen kelly kron4 news here at the 2nd annual martin luther king drum major freedom breakfast in oakland, the civil rights legacy of dr. king continues to inspire a new generation of young people working to make his dream of racial equality a reality. take these three students from the martin luther king jr. freedom centersotsotsotin oakland haaziq madyun kron4news

(pam) the legacy of martin luther king junior still inspires .... all these years after his death.. but for one man in tennessee.. it is even more personal.(steve) as teasa smith reports.... this man literally walked the walk with dr. king in the struggle for justice and equality. rev. harold middlebrook/ civil rights leader 3:55 "i'm convinced that god has the plan for your life.. in jeremiah he says i have a plan for you, i know the plan i have for you." at age 75 the reverend doctor harold middlebrook's passion for civil rights still burns strong. it started for him as a child in segregated memphis, tennessee.rev. harold middlebrook/ civil rights leader "our teachers would teach us history"as a young man.. the civil rights movement was coming to a boil.. the african american community was demanding justice.. and young a preacher named doctor martin luther king was making headlines.. rev. harold middlebrook/ civil rights leader: "so when martin

luther king started in fifty- four, or fifty five, fifty six with the montgomery bus... we kept up with it every day in my household, and our teachers would have us to subscribe to the commercial appeal newspaper, which was the daily paper."reverend middlebrook would go on to college at a prestigious school in atlanta rev. harold middlebrook/ civil rights leader: " i graduated and went on to morehouse, did a summer program as woodrow wilson's student and got involved with lonnie king, herschel sullivan, julian bond, all of that crowd in atlanta for the committee on appeal for human rights."now apart of the vanguard for the revolution of equality reverend middlebrook was facing some of the hardest moments of his youth..rev. harold middlebrook/ civil rights leader: "ended up going to jail, and then ended up going to jail with dr. king in atlanta in 1960."his friendship with king would land him in tense situations with local police..rev. harold middlebrook/ civil rights leader: "they went out to the car and got a rubber hose and came to proceed to whip me with the rubber hose, now here's the difference, the tire irons can leave bruises and scars, that's visible. the rubber hose leaves you wounded on the inside."there.. on the day that dr. king was assassinated.. reverend middlebrook reminds us all that the movement was bigger than one man..rev. harold middlebrook/ civil rights leader: "the dream was not just martin's dream, it was the dream of thousands of people who had suffered through segregation, humiliation, degradation, and here was their opportunity to strive to be free to be liberated."reverend middlebrook retired from pastoral care at canaan baptist church of christ three years ago... he's slowed down a bit but is still pressing for change. rev. harold middlebrook/ civil rights leader 22:58 "when i look at fifty years ago, it merely challenges me that whatever years i have left and whatever

strength i have left, i've got to continue fighting." reporting from knoxville tennessee, im tearsa smith. a live look outside.. (pam) chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with another look at the four zone forecast... lawrence karnow: there was a mix of sunshine and clouds on this martin luther king day. a weak storm is headed our way now could bring a few light

showers. you can see a few scattered showers popping up on the doppler radar. we're not expecting anything to heavy but it will be wet at times so be prepared for slick roads tonight and for tomorrows commute. on the satellite image you can see the storms off the coast. they are also generating big swells with some shore breaks as high as 20 feet. a high surf advisory is in effect until 4 pm tomorrow. the weather pattern looks active with several cold storms headed our way. tomorrow there is a chance of a few showers. highs will be in the 50s to low 60s. it should be partly cloudy and dry on wednesay. a much colder storm moves in on thursday to bring some gusty winds and rain. cold showers continue on friday with a possible dusting of snow on some of our higher peaks. more showers are possible on sunday too. (pam) coming up.. cherries are

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stealing multiple packages in suisun city. police are crediting tips posted on their facebook page... that led

them to one of the suspects. during the investigation, they found the home where they believe the suspects were storing the stolen property. the home's occupant is on parole, so officers did a probable cause search. investigators say, they found a number of stolen packages. sammy tovar from vacaville was arrested, along with suisun city resident noah guirguis. officers were able to return most of the packages to their proper owners. (steve) new at six. a man is behind bars tonight...in connection with stealing credit cars from cars in livermore. at around seven this morning... an officer was on patrol at a shoppping center.. when he spotted a male suspect trying to hide behind a pillar at a fedex store. the officer contacted the suspect and discovered that he was in possession of property that had been stolen from multiple cares earlier today. the stolen property included multiple bank cards...credit cards...and electronic devices. the suspect was arrested and booked into jail. britain-obit-dolores o'riordan cranberries singer dolores o'riordan dead at 46london (ap) - dolores next in sports ..

gary has an update on the warriors and cavaliers as they battle it out in cleveland.. plus, the giants land a big hitter .. gary will tell you who it is and what it could mean for the team.. he is coming up next.

the san francisco giants have traded for former national league mvp andrew mccutchen. pitcher kyle crick and minor league outfielder brian reynolds were a part of the deal. mccutchen will take over in the outfield. the five-time all-star will help the giants in a major position of need.. he takes over for denard span in center field. after the giants failed to sign giancarlo stanton, the team has added third baseman

evan longoria and now mccutchen. the 31-year-old has played in at least 153 games in each of the past 3 seasons. he batted .279 with 28 home runs and 88 rbis in 2017.

the golden state warriors are in cleveland right now, taking on the cleveland cavaliers in a finals rematch. let's get a quick score update... the teams have just entered the third quarter.. the cavs are up 64 to 60. lebron james has 20 points. off the basketball court, kevin durant has big plans post-retirement.. he wants to own an nba team. espn.com's chris haynes is reporting that durant's desire to own a team has intensified. the 29-year-old recently met with nba owners and tech c-e-o's to learn how to buy a team after he is done playing.

sources say this is a genuine goal for durant as he wants to be one of the few african-american sports owners. in the past, lebron james has also said he hopes to own an nba team one day. meanwhile, the san jose sharks were looking for back to back wins, taking on the kings in los angeles. -lets skip just five minutes into the game, that's where chris tierney puts the sharks on the board. -in the second period, barclay goodrow puts team teal up by 2... and the kings never really recovered. san jose wins this game 4 to 1. the sharks are in arizona tomorrow night to take on the coyotes. in a bizzare twist, it looks like ken norton jr. will

not be staying in the bay area after all. he's now in the process of reuniting with the seattle seahawks. norton was fired by the oakland raiders earlier this season. just last week, kyle shanahan added him to his staff as an assistant head coach. now several reports out of seattle is that he is leaving santa clara and will head back up north to become the seahawks defensive coordinator. shanahan says he respects norton's decision. as for the teams in the playoffs, we have our final four set.. the philadelphia eagles will host the minnesota vikings in the nfc championship game. the vikings winning a classic game yesterday.. they blew a 17

point lead, then stefon diggs makes a catch and takes it all the way for the touchdown. on the afc side of the ball... the jacksonville jaguars beat big ben and the pittsburgh steelers in a high scoring affair, 45 to 42.. their grand prize? head to foxborough and take on the new england patriots. jacksonville has been the top ranked defense this season and face a tough test in tom brady.

now one guy who did beat that jaguars defense pretty easily is jimmy garoppolo. and the new england patriots are contintuing to pay him for their playoff performance. garoppolo received 51-thousand dollars for the patriots win over the titans. and that's because he was on the team's active roster for at least 8 games and is now on an nfc team. if new england beats the jaguars, garoppolo gets 56-thousand more. and if they win the title, he gets another 56 grand.

the ball brothers, liangelo and lamelo were held scoreless in their lithuanian pro debuts.. but they played much, much better today. proud father lavar ball in attendence. lamelo led all scores with 31 points. liangelo added 29 as they led their team to a 130 to 93 victory. this was the second game of the big baller challenge contests. their team plays again on wednesday. (pam) coming up...

some ideas for staying thin you may not of thought of ..

for some people... keeping a slim figure is pretty easy.(pam) and though genetics and exercise can help... several studies say, there are a few surprising factors to staying thin. kim hutcherson has details ... in today's health minute.

we all know that eating a balanced diet and getting some form of exercise in your daily routine are keys to a healthy lifestyle.but those may not be the only factors to staying fit. a recent observational study in the journal "lancet public health" found that people living about a half a mile from a gym or any recreational area -- weighed less than those who didn't. other research has found that more walkable neighborhoods are also associated with weight loss.another staying fit factor is eating spicy foods.research shows a major bioactive compound present in foods like chili peppers, may play a role in weight control - including reducing appetite, increasing the use of fat as fuel, and increasing metabolism.an earlier study also found a connection between low obesity rates and living at a higher elevation. researchers suggest that lower oxygen levels and higher metabolic demands at higher altitudes may reduce appetite. another reason to live in the city.a different study found that people who lived in metropolitan areas - with a population of 1 million or more, had a significantly lower risk of obesity compared with those living in rural or smaller metro counties.for today's health minute, i'm kim hutcherson. (steve) speaking of healthy

lifestyles... cherries are a great source of antioxidant. a dispute over the fruit at a market in australia ended with a trip to the hospital. the store owner says two men were upset about the fruit... they then attacked an employee. one man loosing control... and also his shirt. customers struggled to break up the fruit fight. the owner says the employee was taken to the hospital with head injuries. the two men were arrested and charged... but the whole incident left witnesses with a sour taste. (steve) george clooney is returning to small screen near you. he'll star on hulu's upcoming limited series "catch 22" based on joseph heller's novel. the series will consist of six episodes.

clooney will play colonel cathart, who was originally played by martin balsam in the 19-70 film version of the classic book. clooney will also serve as executive producer and co-director for the show. the actor has not been a regular on t-v since he left "e-r" nearly twenty years ago. production of "catch-22" will begin later this year. last weather and goodbye final look at the weather with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. a full hour of entertainment news is on the way. at 7:00 it's inside edition, followed by entertainment tonight at 7-30. then we're back with kron 4 news at 8:00

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