it's left several people hurt.. this is video from the scene in antioch... good evening i'm grant lodes. (catherine) and i'm catherine heenan in for vicki liviakis. among the injured - two children... it all happened just before 1:00 in the area of somersville road and delta fair boulevard. that's right off of highway 4... near the somersville town center shopping mall. (grant) kron 4's gabe slate is live in antioch tonight... gabe, how exactly did all this start? (grant)(grant) and we first told you

about the antioch crash through a push alert on the kron4 mobile app... download it and be the first to know about breaking news when it happens in your neighborhood. (catherine) more breaking news: an undocumented u-c berkeley student arrested at a border checkpoint...is expected to be released within the next few hours. luis mora was taken into custody last month near san diego.. he'd been visiting the area on winter break. he's spent the last three weeks locked up.. for overstaying a visa he got when he was about 12 years old. his attorney says a judge has now signed an order allowing mora to be released on a 15-hundred dollar bond.. (grant) we are also tracking breaking news in

southern california..a three story home is in danger of sliding down a hill in malibu..... this situation was caused by a landslide reported about an hour ago. since then - we have seen the grass around the home slide down the hill... and an outside wall begin to fall... a very active situation... we'll continue to monitor the we'll continue to monitor the scene... (catherine) a big story we're following tonight... police are investigating two shootings in napa... which caused a school to go on lockdown. (grant) the first shooting happened just before 8:30 this morning in a starbucks parking lot on lincoln avenue... across the

street from napa high school. the second shooting happened around 10-am about four miles away... on baywood lane. kron 4's terisa estacio explains how the shootings are connected. gunfre first erupted in napa at this starbucks on jefferson street around 8:30amcapt. patrick manzer. it sounds like from what we have heard is that there was a conversation between two male parties in the parking lot, and as the conversation somehow got out of hand, someone saw the victim slump down and backing away.police rushed to the scene and an ambulance took the 19 year old victim to the hospital where he is in critical conditon and undergoing surgery. napa high, just across the street locked down as detectives searched for the gunman. but then around 10am, a report of another shooting several miles away.wendell coleman. i heard my neighbor pull up and he was calling for his wife to help him because he was hurt. wendell coleman lives in the sutherland area of napa. he says he ripped off his 66 year old neighbors shirt to help stop the bleeding, as he and the man's wife waited for an

ambulance.capt. mazer. the second victim observed suspicious activity in his neighborhood. by being a good responsible neighbor who stopped to see what someone was doing, as a result he got shot.captain manzer says they believe the sutherland resident was shot by the same suspect as the starbucks shooting. now the sutherland resident is also in the hospital and in critical conditons.captain manzer adds, they do not have any motive for the violence - and adds that its been more than 15 years since there has been a double shooting in this north bay city. in napa, te (catherine) in the east bay... a correctional

deputy is in custody - accused of facilitating the assault of an inmate. joseph bailey allegedly allowed a group of inmates to assault another inmate in a minimum-security area last october. after the incident, bailey was put on administrative leave and an investigation was launched. authorities say 25 people were interviewed including employees and inmates. detectives found probable cause to believe that bailey was complicit with the assault. he was arrested on two assault charges. (grant) a new report tonight says more ice raids could soon happen across the bay area. (catherine) this -- after several raids of 7-eleven stores across the state last week. kron 4's lydia pantazes has reaction from immigration advocates. (lydia)siren bay area is receiving an increase in calls from people worried about those recent ice raids.(take vo)at least 21 people were arrested during a nationwide ice operation that targeted 7-eleven franchises last week.

that sweep included locations in four bay area counties, including here in santa clara county, napa, sebastopol, santa rosa, suisun city and petaluma.services immigrant rights and education network or siren says those actions will not be tolerated, they are fighting back by preparing people for anticipated raids. they are holding workshops where people can learn about their rights and what to do in case they are approached by an ice agent.cg: priya murthy/siren"and we also are able to connect them with legal support we have attorneys on staff and we have a drop in clinic here every thursday where if community members feel that they have been affected by an ice operation or ice activity they can get support they need." (cont vo)they are asking people to sign up for text notifications to alert them if ice activity in their area. that number is 1-201-468-6088 reporting live in santa clara, lydia pantazes kron4 news. (grant) house minority

leader from san francisco...nan cy pelosi released this statement today in response to the news of the immigration raids. she says... "the people of san francisco know that our immigrants are the constant re-invigoration of our community and our nation. we will continue to speak out against the administration's cynical, cowardly attempts to turn our local police forces into our local police forces into deportation forces, and we pledge to keep our doors and hearts open to immigrants...and newcomers to our nation." (catherine) a daly city man has died in police custody.. the man was was tased by officers a short time before he lost consciousness... investigators tell kron4's haaziq madyun that the exact cause of death is unknown.. a 34-year-old man died shortly after being tased at close range by daly city police officers, that is according to the spokesperson for the san mateo county district attorney's office who is part of a joint in-custody-death investigation with daly city police.it happened around 11:30pm tuesday on the 900

block of brunswick street in daly city. that is where daly city police officers responded to a disturbance call and found family members struggling with the man. the d.a.'s spokesperson says officers intervened and made a contact deployment with the taser during the course of restraining him. according to daly city police officials the man was then placed in handcuffs, soon after officers noticed he was no longer responsive, life saving measures were applied at the scene. he was later pronounced dead at a local hospital. the san mateo county d.a.'s office says it is unknown at this time what role if any the taser played in this in-custody-death case. the official cause of death with be determined by the san mateo county cororner...in daly city haaziq madyun kron4news (grant) in the south bay... 12 people have been arrested in a massive gang sweep in san jose. seven of the suspects are adults... the other 5 are minors. police say the group was responsible for 30 robberies and carjackings in

san jose since last summer. police also say that the gang used stolen guns and cars during the crime spree. the adults have been booked into the santa clara county jail on multiple charges including burglary... assault with a deadly weapon and child endangerment. the minors were booked into juvenile hall on the same charges. (grant) happening now... berkeley police are searching for the person who opened fire in a car... shooting and injuring a man in the car next to them. it happened around 10:15 last night on west frontage road. authorities say a woman was driving with her boyfriend in the passenger street. police say the couple was at a stop sign when a car pulled up beside... someone inside that car shot multiple rounds at their car... striking the man several times in his leg. authorities say the woman was not hit. she drove to the hospital where the man was treated for non-life threatening injuries. (catherine) apple announced today that it's building a new campus -- but it will 'not' be in the bay area...the only information so far --- it will be a new u.s.

campus - initially for its technical support... this is 'apple park' in cupertino - which opened in november.as for the new location - the size, location and virtually all other details are still secret. we 'do' know that the company is also announcing that it will hire an additional 20-thousand employees over the next five years.....those jobs will be at apple campuses, which indicates that they arenot retail positions. the company now employs 84- thousand people in the u.s......most of them in california. the addition of lots of new jobs - could mean the new campus will need to be a big one... (grant) coming up... rent is rising but we'll show you the few remaining bay area cities where you can still get an apartment for 17-hundred dollars or less... (catherine) also -- police say that local tech commuter buses are being targeted. we'll show you the latest vandalism...which happened while workers were being transported... (grant) 13 kids are held

captive by their parents... and tonight we are getting a look inside a home they use to live in. hear the disturbing discovery... after the break. (brittney) i'm chief meteorologist brittney shipp, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

(catherine) police officers in face masks and protective gear were searching the san bernadino county home today where they say 13 people were held

captive by their parents.. david and louise turpin are accused of keeping their children locked up and starving...the couple was arrested sunday. also today......the family who now owns a texas home where the turpins used to live...saythey found some troubling things when they moved in... they now wonder if strange scratch marks on the inside of doors were made by the captive kids.... the owners - who didn't want to be identified - said they also found strange ventsin bedroom closets and believe the couple's children might have been locked in there.. they took photos when they moved in to document what they found....and say the home was left in complete squalor. the turpins had lost the home in a foreclosure. the woman who lives there described them as hoarders...saying there were so many belongings, it was hard to move around. the turpins are facing torture charges and are being held on nine million dollars bond. they'll appear in court tomorrow. (grant) on cam for your money tonight ...

new evidence that the bay area housing crunch is spreading to cities once considered affordable.pam moore is in the newsroon to show us why a long commute no longer means reasonable rent.pam? (pam) that's right, grant. the advertisements used to say.... "drive a little, save a lot."now, would=be renters from gilroy to fairfield .... are finding cheap housing tough to find. kachingpalo alto in the heart of silicon valley holds the crown with the bay area's highest rent .. more than two and a half times the national average.menlo park, san francisco, berkeley and redwood city round out the top ten.among big cities nationwide, only manhattan has higher rents than san francisco.solano county has the lowest rents, though people there still pay more than the average american. suisun city, vacaville, fairfield, antioch and vallejo are the last places in the bay area where rents average 17=hundred dollars or less.and while bay area rents rose three percent overall last

year, some places saw much bigger jumps ... more than six percent in napa, , union city and redwood city ... low=cost fairfield is becoming less affordable. and berkeley, with the highest rent increase is now one of the bay area's most expensive places for renters (pam) other towns with sizable rent increases in the last year include santa rosa, benicia and gilroy. grant and catherine? (catherine) two men are part of a movement to declare independence from the state of california... hoping to create what they'd call "new california." they don't want to leave the u-s... just california. the new movement wants to include the areas highlighted in blue. it would incorporate most of california's rural counties... including redding... chico... and fresno. sonoma county

and contra costa county would also be included... the organizers argue that california is now 'ungovernable'....saying that the republican party is almost 'entirely irrelevant' here. the idea is virtually guaranteed to fail....since all citizen-led efforts for a state to split or secede have fallen short in modern u.s. history. we've posted the full declaration on kron4 dot com. (grant) happening now...it's full speed ahead on the warriors new arena. it's been a year since the team broke ground on its new arena in san francisco's mission bay neighborhood. construction crews are working virtually non-stop until the facility is done. kron four's philippe djegal toured the site today to see where things stand.. (philippe) over the course of a year... we've gone from looking at renderings... to models of chase center... and, now the real thing is starting to take shape. peter bryan/vp of contruction- "it's fantastic." peter bryan is vice president of

contruction and development for the construction project. he says to date... crews have finished up all of the excavation and deep foundation work. the concrete is about 80-percent done the four structural cores that support chase center are up... and, by august, the steel work will be complete.peter bryan/vp of contruction- "we're standing in the future main concourse here at chase center. what you see inside of what is going to be the bowl and the future basketball court or event floor, depending on the event that's going on. this blue crane that you see over there by the practice court facility, and the red crane over at the opposite end -- these are the two cranes that are going to be erecting pretty much all of the structural steel, pre-cast stadia, roof-structure to chase center." about 450 construction workers are working on this project everyday... and, this project is about 40- percent complete.peter bryan/vp of construction- "since we broke ground, we have, uh, exceeded 800,000 work hours, on-site here at chase center." we've been tracking the arena's progress with quadcopter four. and,

from april of last year, through june and november... you can see, what was once an empty lot, is looking more and more like the future home of the golden state warriors. peter bryan/vp of construction- "and, wether it's a warriors basketball game, or a concert or a family show, i mean, it really is going to bring something unique and fun to san francisco that doesn't exist today." the arena is scheduled to be ready for the 20-19 20-20 nba season. in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: we saw a little sunshine between the clouds today. there was some thick fog early and it was slow to burn off in some areas keeping those temperatues cool. we're seeing a few showers off the coast on our doppler radar. this is the first part of the storm that will soon affect the bay area.

on the satellite image you can see a beautuiful swirl of clouds off the coast. notice all of the cold speckled clouds too. that's a sign of cold air showers behind the main cold front. this will likely be the coldest storm of the season with some of our highest mountains seeing a dusting of snow. snow level will drop to around 3,000 feet by friday. if you're traveling in the sierra the next couple of days make sure to plan for wintry weather and don't forget rain will begin in the north bay tonight and slowly spread south through the day tomorrow. highs tomorrow will be cooler with 50s to low 60s. chilly showers with isolated thunderstorms will continue on friday. it will be a sunny and brisk day on saturday but clouds and rain could return late sunday into monday.

(catherine) still ahead... an investigation tonight after several stanford students say they were drugged at a house party. we'll hear the new accusations. (grant) and a warning for parents... how scammers are using social media to target children. sfx: tinny headphone music

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east bay... someone is targeting elderly victims in a phone scam. in walnut creek... a woman who lives in the rossmoor community reported a suspicious phone call last night. she says someone called saying they were a representative of the san ramon police department. that person then asked for

a donation. when the woman said she lived in walnut creek... the caller said the money would go to all police departments. walnut creek police say they do not ask for donations over the phone. (catherine) the f-b-i is warning against 'virtual kidnappers.' saying they're scamming vulnerable parents out of thousands of dollars by calling them up and pretending they've snatched their children. they make it sound more believable by first stalking the on-line profiles of families....learn ingthe names and routines of the children. it's an old scam - but with the new social media twist. in one case, a virginia woman wired more than 9-thousand dollars to criminals who said they'd kidnapped her college student daughter and would shoot her if they didn't get a ransom. they kept her on the phone as she drove around to banks and western unions the fbi says most of the scams are carried out by mexico - in some case

by prisoners. (grant) next.... worried about catching the flu? we have the 5 things you should not touch to avoid getting the virus. (catherine) and after the break... tech buses are being targeted... while they're filled with commuters. we'll show you what happened...

(grant) we are following several breaking news stories tonight at 5... first... a driver reportedly in a stolen truck... trying to get away from sheriff's deptuties... is involved in a violent crash in antioch. it's left a few people hurt... including two children. it happened just before 1:00 this afternoon in the area of somersville road and delta fair boulevard. kron 4's gabe slate is live in antioch tonight... you heard his report at the top of the hour... coming up in thirty minutes we'll have his interview with a witness... (catherine) we're also continuing to tracki breaking news in southern california.. a three story home is in danger of sliding down a hill in malibu..... this is a live picture all this after a landslide around 4:00 this evening.... we also have video from earlier this evening... in the last thirty minutes we have seen crews arrive on the scene --

and start to survey the damage... we'll continue to monitor the situation.. (grant) another big story we are following tonight... the c-h-p believes that someone is targeting tech buses on interstate 280.(catherine) kron4's maureen kelly reports that - in just one day - five different charter buses had their windows smashed. (maureen)all of the incidents happened yesterday here on 280 between highway 84 near woodside and highway 85 near cupertino. in all the commuter buses had windows shattered by an unknown object...possibly a rock or a pellet gun. in four of the cases the buses were transporting apple employees. the fifth bus involved google workers. some of the incidents happening in the morning, others in the evening. in some instances the buses were travelling northbound, others southbound. no one was hurt in any of the incidents, but the chp are taking this very seriously and are out patroling for whoever is responsible, because this is a very reckless thing to do. (officer art montiel, chp)we don't know when someone is shooting at a vehicle or throwing something at a vehicle what it's gonna cost.

it could cause the driver took lose control the vehicle and this case being a bus it could create a major crash. at the same time it could involve a lot of vehicles and then the injuries to the passengers and drivers(maureen)the chp says they are working with other law enforcement agencies and apple's security team, since the majority of the buses have been transporting their people. the chp asking anyone with any information, or dash cam video that could help them, to give them a call. maureen kelly kron4 news. (grant) to the south bay now... where an investigation is underway into allegations that several students were drugged during a recent party at a fraternity house at stanford.(catherine) as kron four's rob fladeboe reports - the students showed

symptoms consistent with having ingested a form of tranquilizers... a type often used as a so-called date rape drug. first reported by the on line blog "fountain hopper," and then by the stanford daily newspaper, at least seven students are alleged to have been drugged during a party last friday here at the sigma chi fraternity house. the daily reports that at least five members of the sorority pi beta phi and two members of the men's rowing team were drugged, one of whom went to the hospital. the newspaper obtained a memo from the sorority that detailed symptoms consistent with a class of drugs known as "benzodiazepine," used to treat anxiety but often illicitly used as so called date rape drugs. the fountain hopper reported the suspect is

a non-student. no one at sigma chi was talking but chris leboa lives right across the street at the columbae co- op.chris laboa/stanford student "..you never really expect something like this to actually happen on your own campus with people you might know, we haven't heard any names but it's kind of scary that this could happen so close to home....they're our friends and neighbors, we say high to each other, you just never think something like this os going to happen...." all of the students have recovered. the university dept of public safety says it will be seeking an interview with the non student suspect while confirming to kron 4 news that there was alcohol at the party but could not confirm the drug use allegations pending further investigation. rob fladeboe/stanford university "...depending on what the investigation uncovers, there could be consequences for the fraternity and sorority. sigma chi has only recently been released from university probation while pi phi is on probation with it's parent organization. at stanford rob fladeboe kron 4 news (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: we saw a

little sunshine between the clouds today. there was some thick fog early and it was slow to burn off in some areas keeping those temperatues cool. we're seeing a few showers off the coast on our doppler radar. this is the first part of the storm that will soon affect the bay area. on the satellite image you can see a beautuiful swirl of clouds off the coast. notice all of the cold speckled clouds too. that's a sign of cold air showers behind the main cold front. this will likely be the coldest storm of the season with some of our highest mountains seeing a dusting of snow. snow level will drop to around 3,000 feet by friday. if you're traveling in the sierra the next couple of days make sure to plan for wintry weather and don't forget your chains. rain will begin in the north bay tonight and slowly spread south through the day tomorrow. highs tomorrow will be cooler

with 50s to low 60s. chilly showers with isolated thunderstorms will continue on friday. it will be a sunny and brisk day on saturday but clouds and rain could return late sunday into monday. (grant) the city of oroville is suing the state of california over the spillway crisis last february. it's been almost a year since authorities ordered more than 180-thousand people to evacuate their homes. the lawsuit claims the department of water resources mismanaged the oroville dam for decades....leading to the failure of its spillway the suit is seeking unspecified damages for the cost of evacutation, lost sales tax revenue and damaged roads.. (catherine) representative s from facebook, twitter and you-tube went before congress today... they're talking about what they're doing to fight the spread of online terrorism and propaganda. our washington correspondent

jessica smith has the story. nats the nation's biggest tech companies told senators they're working to keep extremist content -- like terror recruitment videos -- off their platforms. facebook says since the fall of 2016, its technology has gotten better. facebook: more than 99% of isis and al qaeda propaganda that we remove from our service is content we identify ourselves, before anybody has flagged it for us. while much of the hearing focused on international terrorism -- senator tammy baldwin pressed the social media companies about what they're doing to deal with domestic terror groups and the recent spike in hate crimes. baldwin: particularly, white nationalist and white supremacist violence? youtube sot: our violent extremist policies apply to violent extremism in all its form -- including white supremacy and other forms of hatred. senators todd young and gary peters asked about the role algorithms and artificial intelligence play in the process -- both good and bad. peters: algorithms may be partly responsible for getting extremist content in front of users. facebook said the top priority is removing the content. facebook: once you take it out of the equation.

the algorithm has no role in promoting it, because it's simply not on facebook. after the hearing, young told us he thinks the companies still have work to do. sen. todd young (r-in): they're using to filter appropriate and inappropriate content has holes in it. humans still play a part in deciding what is appropriate for social media -- and young also argued there needs to be transparency in that decision-making process. in washington, i'm jessica smith. (catherine) you-tube's most popular creators will now be required to have their videos reviewed.. google says that recent complaints led to the policy change.. the videos being targeted are google packages to advertisers as "preferred" content. google has had human reviewers before...but it relies heavily on software to flag potential problems. there was a recent backlash after a you-tube star posted a video of what appeared tobe a suicide victim in japan.

and advertisers don't want their ads seen alongside abusive content. (grant) coming up.. . we'll show you the measures one hospital is taking to make sure the flu does not spread to other patients. (catherine) also -- a passenger tries to avoid baggage fees before his flight... and does it in a very unusual way... why airline workers were upset.

a man traveling from iceland to england was arrested for trying to board a plane.... while wearing too many layers of clothing. and it was all because he didn't want to pay extra baggage fees. (catherine) the man identified as "ryan hawaii" didn't want to pay the fee for having luggage that was too heavy. so -- he took eight pairs of pants and 10 shirts out of his suitcase... and put them on. (grant) hawaii then says british airways would not give him a boarding pass for his flight home. the airline says he was being rude to their workers... so they turned him away. (catherine when hawaii refused to leave... security was called. he was able to book a flight home two days later. (lawrence) i'm chief

meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break. (grant) let's get a check on what

we are working on for kron4 news at six.. steve aveson is standing by in the newsroom, steve? (steve) coming up new tonight at six.. a crime warning. suspected thieves hitting a bay area neighborhood...the homeowner thought he was protecting his property with surveillance cameras.. but he made one big mistake -- that led to him becoming a victim... we'll tell you how to avoid making the same mistake too... that's coming up at new at six -- grant.... thanks steve, we'll see you at six. (catherine) this year's flu season is one of the worst in recent years... especially here in california. (grant) there have been 42 flu-related deaths in the state this season... and now one hospital is trying to prevent

it from spreading. loma linda hospital in southern california says it's seeing 80 extra patients per day.. and 40 of those patients are in isolation. in order to avoid cross-contamination in the e-r... patients who are battling the flu... are being sent to tents that the hospital set up. (grant) the brown tents are military grade and weather resistant. if needed the hospital will put up more tents as more patients show up. (catherine) experts have released a list of things they say you should avoid touching if you want to avoid the flu. first is airplane food trays -- and seat pockets. scientists say that germs can last on airplane surfaces for several days. also on the list --- turnstiles and bus ticket machines.

scientists say those surfaces usually are not disinfected on a regular basis. they're also warning us about office coffee stations and water coolers... salt and pepper shakers and equipment at the gym. (grant) a winter storm making its way across the south and up through the east coast is wreaking havoc on travel.(catherine) hundreds of flights have been grounded today. the worst of the cancellations are hitting atlanta, boston and houston. reporter reid binion has more. .millions of people are being warned to stay off the roads as deadly temperatures,snow and ice, cause major problems across the south, up through new england.airlines grounding hundreds of flights in houston, texas, as they experience the coldest weather they've seen in decades.sot ed emmett harris county judge "people need to stay home." the governor of alabama declared a state of emergency, closing all government offices today...the same for georgia and north carolina. sot governor roy cooper north carolinaofficials warned drivers in parts of tennessee, they'd have to stop treating the roads as conditions got worse.a semi truck hit two vehicles on a snowy interstate

in kentucky. knocking one into a greyhound bus that was stalled on the side of the road. nearly two dozen people were sent to the hospital, but everyone is expected to be okay. one man says he almost crashed several times.sot joseph amburgey, delivery driver"it looked completely clear. i was in the tire lines. but i hit something that instantly caused me to veer into the left lane. i didn't see it. i mean i was looking, it was there, and it was over."i'm reid binion reporting. (grant) in some remote areas of russia, temperatures have dropped to negative 89 degrees. the bone- chilling cold is prompting even eyelashes to freeze. residents in the area certainly accustomed to record-cold weather.

(anchor) now lets check on the weather with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow... lawrence karnow: we saw a little sunshine between the clouds today. there was some thick fog early and it was slow to burn off in some areas keeping those temperatues cool. we're seeing a few showers off the coast on our doppler radar. this is the first part of the storm that will soon affect the bay area. on the satellite image you can see a beautuiful swirl of clouds off the coast. notice all of the cold speckled clouds too. that's a sign of cold air showers behind the main cold front. this will likely be the coldest storm of the season with some of our highest mountains seeing a

dusting of snow. snow level will drop to around 3,000 feet by friday. if you're traveling in the sierra the next couple of days make sure to plan for wintry weather and don't forget your chains. rain will begin in the north bay tonight and slowly spread south through the day tomorrow. highs tomorrow will be cooler with 50s to low 60s. chilly showers with isolated thunderstorms will continue on friday. it will be a sunny and brisk day on saturday but clouds and rain could return late sunday into monday.

(catherine) a couple's cat was lost

after the devastating mudslides in santa barbara county... but tonight-- they've been reunited. we'll show you the video after the a big story

coming in.... a california couple is praising santa barbara county animal services for its heroic effort. (catherine) they say the workers managed rescue their cat - which was lost in the deadly mudslides. kacey

drescher has the story. if a cat has nine lives, lindsey thomson says her kitty is down to sevenlindsey thomson/koshka's owner: "thank you so much, we needed something like this to happen for our family." (sobs)koshka, which means cat in russian, had been missing since the mudslides roared down montecito tuesday.woody thomson/koshka's owner: "we knew that she was alive, we knew she was smart and would find a safe place to be" kacey drescher/santa barbara, ca: "koshka's new nickname, the pawprint kitty, because authorities had tracked her paw prints in the mud here at oak grove drive" michael pennent/animal control officer: "i followed the muddy footprints under the bed and i saw the kitty and she started crying and we got her in a carrier and got her home safely" animal control officer michael pennon crawled through a second story window to rescue the cat, weighed down by mud dreadlocksmichael pennent/animal control officer: "those small victories are so important. there's so much devastation here and being able to reunite that cat with her family was special for me, was special for our department " it's a happy ending for the thompson's and some paw-sitive news we all so desperately need.lindsey thomson/koshka's

owner: "we just can't thank you enough, we needed this, thank you." in santa barbara, i'm kacey drescher (catherine) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(granti) steve aveson and pam moore are here with kron pam moore are aveson and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (pam) thanks grant and catherine.. coming up next at six.. we are following breaking news in antioch..a man reportedly fleeing deputies in a stolen truck crashes .. multiple people including children are hurt. new tonight - we are hearing from witnesses... (steve) and also new tonight...she became a high-profile victim of san francisco's car break-in problem.. now police say

they've actually gotten back what was taken from this olympic figure skater... we have the new photos of the recovered items.. next at six.

six. (pam ) breaking news at six...a driver in a stolen truck .... trying to get away from sheriff's deptuties... is involved in a violent crash.. it has left a number of people hurt.. new tonight we are hearing from witnesses...(pam) good evening, i'm pam moore.(steve) and i'm steve aveson.

among the injured - two children... it all happened just before 1:00 in the area of somersville road and delta fair boulevard. that's right off of highway 4... near the somersville town center shopping mall. (pam) kron 4's gabe slate is live in antioch tonight ... gabe, what did the witnesses tell you? (gabe) four people, including two children, were injured in a collision involving an alleged stolen truck that crashed into another vehicle in antioch this afternoon, sheriff's officials said. at 12:47 p.m., the contra costa county sheriff's office received a report of a stolen vehicle in pittsburg and a sheriff's deputy spotted the ford f-250 shortly afterward on bailey road. the deputy followed the truck as it headed east on state highway 4 but did not initially activate the emergency lights on his vehicle. however, as the suspect took the off-ramp to

somersville road, he allegedly accelerated quickly, prompting the deputy to then activate his emergency lights, sheriff's officials said. moments later, the truck went through a red light and collided with a ford f-150 heading south. three people, including two children, were injured in the f-150 and were taken to hospitals, according to the sheriff's office. the suspect, a 23-year-old pittsburg man, was also hospitalized. his name is not yet being released. the case is being investigated by the sheriff's office, antioch police, the california highway patrol and the contra costa county district attorney's office.

(pam) a big story we are following tonight... following we are a big story (pam) (pam) more breaking news tonight ... that undocumented u-c berkeley student ... arrested at a border checkpoint... has just been released from a detention facility. this is a new photograph posted on twitter by his attorney.. showing the two of them together. luis mora was taken into custody last month, at a u-s border checkpoint near san diego.. he had been visiting the area on winter break.he has spent the last three weeks locked up.. for overstaying a visa he got when he was about 12- years old. his lawyer says he plans to head back home to berkeley this weekend. (pam) a big story we are

following tonight... police are investigating two shootings in napa ... that caused a school to go on lockdown. (steve) the first shooting happened just before 8:30 this morning in a starbucks parking lot on lincoln avenue. that's across the street from napa high school. the second shooting happened around 10-am about four miles away... on baywood lane. kron 4's terisa estacio explains how the shootings are connected. (estacio)wendell coleman. i tore his shirt open i ran over to the car, his wife was asking for a description of the perpetrator, he was in pain, from being shot.wendell coleman talking about the frightening moments this morning when his neighbor drove himself home with a gunshot wound.capt. patrick manzer, napa pd. the second victim as acutally sitting in his car when he got shot. captain manzer explains the violence in all started in the morning here at this starbucks on jefferson street. capt. patrick manzer. it sounds like from what we have heard is that there was a conversation between two male parties in the parking lot, and as the conversation somehow got out of hand, someone saw the victim slump

down and backing away.police rushed to the scene and an ambulance took the 19 year old victim to the hospital where he is in critical conditon and undergoing surgery. napa high, just across the street locked down as detectives searched for the gunman. but then around 10am, a report of another shooting several miles away. capt. mazer. the second victim observed suspicious activity in his neighborhood. by being a good responsible neighbor who stopped to see what someone was doing, as a result he got shot.captain manzer says they believe the sutherland resident was shot by the same suspect as the starbucks shooting. that there is no connection to the two victims. now the sutherland resident is also in the hospital and in critical conditons.captain manzer adds, they do not have any motive for the violence - and adds that its been more than 15 years since there has been a double shooting in this north bay city. in napa, te

(pam) in the east bay... a correctional deputy is in custody - arrested on suspicion of facilitating the assault of an inmate.(steve) grant lodes joins us now in the newsroom with more on the latest incident at the santa rita jail in dublin.(grant) joseph bailey allegedly allowed a group of inmates to assault another inmate in a minimum-security area last october. after the incident, the 28-year old tracy resident was put on administrative leave while an investigation was launched. authorities say more than two dozden people were interviewed including employees and inmates. detectives say they found probable cause to believe that bailey was complicit in the assault. he has been arrested on suspicion of

felony assault likely to cause great bodily injury, and assault under color of authority.... but he has not yet been charged.(fs) alameda county's sheriff released a statement...he says: "the moment i heard of these allegations, i directed my staff to do a complete and thorough investigation. i am confident this single incident is isolated to this individual." (steve) siren bay area is receiving an increase in calls from people worried about recent ice raids. at least 21 people were arrested last week in a nationwide ice operation that singled out 7- eleven franchises. the sweep included locations in santa clara...napa...se bastopol...santa rosa..suisun city and petaluma. service immigrant rights and education network or siren says such raids won't be allowed and they are preparing people for visits from ice. "we also are able to connect them with legal support we have attorneys on staff and we

have a drop in clinic here every thursday where if community members feel that they have been affected by an ice operation or ice activity they can get support they need." they are asking people to sign up for text alerts to notify them of ice activity in their area. that number is 1-201-468-6088. (steve) oakland mayor libby schaaf released this statement today in response to the news of the immigration raids. she says... "oakland's immigrant communities are the backbone of our city. the rumors of retaliatory ice raids are designed to instill fear in our neighborhoods and put pressure on elected officials. not us, not here. not in oakland... "oakland's sanctuary policies are legal and were written to keep our families together. our city will continue to fight against any law or policy that seeks to tear families apart."

(steve) new at 6 -- an update to a story we brought you about a week and a half ago here on kron4.(vo) a suitcase belonging to a professional skater that was stolen on january 8th has been recovered. the stolen items included the skater's costumes and ice skates. they were taken from a car parked on webster street in san francisco. the sfpd is now working to return the items to the victim -- as part of their progam to curb auto thefts. (steve) a live look outside right now... (pam) we get our first look at the four zone forecast with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: we saw a little sunshine between the clouds today. there was some thick fog early and it was slow to burn off in some areas keeping those temperatues cool. we're seeing a few showers off the coast on our doppler radar. this is the first part of the storm that will soon affect the bay area. on the satellite image you can see a beautuiful swirl of

clouds off the coast. notice all of the cold speckled clouds too. that's a sign of cold air showers behind the main cold front. this will likely be the coldest storm of the season with some of our highest mountains seeing a dusting of snow. snow level will drop to around 3,000 feet by friday. if you're traveling in the sierra the next couple of days make sure to plan for wintry weather and don't forget your chains. rain will begin in the north bay tonight and slowly spread south through the day tomorrow. highs tomorrow will be cooler with 50s to low 60s. chilly showers with isolated thunderstorms will continue on friday. it will be a sunny and brisk day on saturday but clouds and rain could return late monday. (pam) happening now... it is a year since the golden state warriors broke ground on their new arena in san francisco's mission bay neighborhood. and construction crews continue to

make progress everyday -- working non-stop until the arena is ready to open. kron four's philippe djegal toured the construction site today.... to see how much has already been done.. he tells us when the chase center is set to open. (philippe) more than 17-hundred construction workers... have put in more than 800-thousand hours of hard labor... since the golden state warriors broke ground on their new arena... and, you can see the project is coming along. this will be the team's practice facility. and, this will be the arena's main entrance. peter bryan/vp of contruction- "we will start doing our roof truces in april, and by august of this year, we're actually going to be topped out. there will be no more steel work going on at chase center." quadcopter four has been monitoring the progress of the arena since january of last year. this is a skyview of third and 16th streets back in april... and, it looked a bit different last november. by this november... peter bryan, vice president of construction and development

for g-s-w arena... says chase center will be enclosed. peter bryan/vp of contruction- "so, the roof will be on, the facade will be on, uh, and if it rains, the rain will not get into chase center." this will be the basketball court...ú sitting on more than 13-hundred piles, spanning the length of 21 miles... making up chase center's foundation.peter bryan/vp of contruction- "a lot has happened in one year. it's been, really, a fantastic year." this project is about 40-percent complete... and, it is still scheduled to open... by the start of the 20-19 season. in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. ( steve) coming up.. tech shuttle busses with people riding inside ... hit by vandals.. how police are trying to track down the culprits responsible.. (pam) a busy san francisco neighborhood turns to a restricted parking policy .. but the new rules could cause problems for many people who really need to be in the area. (steve) and next, burglars strike again! another car break-in, as the

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another example of the ongoing rash of car break-ins in the bay area.... this time - provided by a man who caught it happening on his own surveillance camera... catherine heenan is here with the story... (catherine) a viewer sent us this video....showing what happened to his car early monday in san jose...

he could only watch helplessly - after the fact - as two men walked into his driveway and began checking for anything interesting in his car. unfortunately, the car was unlocked.....making it easy for them to takesome of his belongings... although as police have been warning people -- thieves are not hesitating to smashthe windows of cars that 'are' locked. this happened around 3-am monday on grey cliffs court and indigo in san jose... the owner has told police.......pointing out that when the men finished up at his car, theyapparently kept moving along the street, checking for any other unlocked cars. pam and steve? (steve) five charter busses carrying apple and google employees were hit with unknown objects while travelling on highway 280 yesteryday.(pam) kron4's maureen kelly talked to the c- h-p... officers say, they are on patrol trying to catch the

person or persons responsible. (maureen)four of the buses hit were carrying apple employees. one was carrying google workers.all of the incidents happened yesterday here on 280 between highway 84 near woodside and highway 85 near cupertino. in all cases, windows were shattered.... with an unknown object, possibly a rock...or many even a pellet gun. all of the incidents happening here on 280 between hwy 84 & 85.... they were all in one day. some of them happen in the morning some of the evening somewhere traveling northbound summer traveling southboundthese buses have been the target of protests in san francisco in years past....but the chp officer i spoke to says he has never heard of anything happening of this magnitude. luckily in the incidents tuesday, no one was hurt in any of the incidents, but the chp are taking this very seriously since in a case like this, if the driver is distracted by a window breaking....they could lose control and get into an accident involving other cars, and lots of people could be hurt or even killed. who ever is caught could end up being charged with a felony. maureen kelly kron4 news. (steve) a bid to overturn a 146-

year-old law that criminalizes prostitution was dismissed in court today. a sex workers' advocacy group filed a lawsuit in san francisco claiming the law violates the constitutional rights to sexual privacy....intimate association...and free speech. but a panel of judges unanimously rejected the lawsuit. they say commercial prostitution is not the type of intimate sexual relationship protected by a landmark 2003 u.s. supreme court decision. a spokeswoman for the group says they plan on appealing the decision. new tonight at 6. san francisco officials have unanimously approved a stricter parking permit program .... for the bernal heights neighborhood. the new rules allow only one permit per- person... and up

to two for each household in 16- blocks of northwest bernal heights. other parts of the city with permit programs allow up to four permits per household. some argue that the new restrictions could cause parking to overflow into neighboring streets. there is also the issue of parking for teachers at a nearby elementary school.. and employees at a non-profit in the neighborhood. board members have asked staff to meet with officials at the non-profit to look for possible solutions. (steve) let's take a look outside right now...(pam) chief (pam) chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: we saw a little sunshine between the clouds today. there was some thick fog early and it was slow to burn off in some areas keeping those temperatues cool. we're seeing a few showers off the coast on our doppler radar. this is the first part of the storm that

will soon affect the bay area. on the satellite image you can see a beautuiful swirl of clouds off the coast. notice all of the cold speckled clouds too. that's a sign of cold air showers behind the main cold front. this will likely be the coldest storm of the season with some of our highest mountains seeing a dusting of snow. snow level will drop to around 3,000 feet by friday. if you're traveling in the sierra the next couple of days make sure to plan for wintry weather and don't forget your chains. rain will begin in the north bay tonight and slowly spread south through the day tomorrow. highs tomorrow will be cooler with 50s to low 60s. chilly showers with isolated thunderstorms will continue on friday. it will be a sunny and brisk day on saturday but clouds and rain could return late sunday into monday.

(pam) happening now in southern california..a three -story home in danger of

sliding down a hill in malibu..... this situation was caused by a landslide reported just before 4:00 - this afternoon..since then - we have seen the grass around the home slide down the hill... and an outside wall begin to fall... this is a very active situation... we'll continue to monitor the scene... (steve) just ahead.... state legislators react to the developments today out of washington regarding the future of 'the dreamers" (pam) survival supplies left in the desert for immigrants.. reportedly destroyed by government agents.. full details coming up.

(catherine) new at 6 -- u.s. border patrol agents are being accused of destroyingor vandalizing food and water supplies left in the arizona desert for migrants... a tucson-based group called "no more deaths" says it's happened repeatedly. its members obtained video which they say shows agents kicking bottles and dumping

them out. the group has left thousands of gallons of water along migration trails....but says that over a period of three years - they found the water vandalized more than 400 times... a former agent reportedly told members that they were encouraged to do this so that migrants would weaken and be caught. 'no more deaths' released their report today. it says the border patrol is guilty of human rights violations....and is causing deaths. a border control spokesman did not comment directly on the video - but says the agency regularly saves the lives of migrants. steve? (steve) state leaders are pushing daca recipients to file their paperwork. "enroll now, reapply now." those words of advice came from -c president janet napolitano at a news conference today. napolitano, joined today by state attorney general xavier

becerra, want dreamers to take advantage of the window that allows them to reapply for the program. daca supporters are also concerned that a possible government shutdown may threaten funding to the program.(xavier becerra/state attorney general): "there should be no reason that daca is held up by a funding measure. the house and senate should come up with a bipartisan bill so that essential ended in a government shutdown. there are some 800-thousand so- called dreamers in the united states. californa has the largest population of dreamers at 200-thousand people. (pam) coming up.. reports that a number of stanford students ... were secretly 'drugged' while at a party.. we have complete details from the south bay.. (steve) we'll show you how some people are trying to make the best out of the remarkable winter freeze hitting the southern united states ... lawrence will have details in weather.. more rain on the way here and freexing temperatures and snow for other parts of the u.s. i'll have details next.

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then by the stanford daily newspaper, at least seven students are alleged to have been drugged at the party the daily reports that at least five members of the sorority pi beta phi and two members of the men's rowing team were drugged, one of whom went to the hospital. the newspaper obtained a memo from the sorority that detailed symptoms consistent with a class of drugs known as "benzodiazepine," used to treat anxiety but often illicitly used as so called date rape drugs. the fountain hopper said the suspect is a non-student.. police reportedly want to interview him. senior coby palivathukal offered this comment about what happened.chris laboa/stanford student"..you never really expect something like this to actually happen on your own campus with people you might know, we haven't heard any names but it's kind of scary that this could happen so close to home....they're our friends and neighbors, we say high to

each other, you just never think something like this os going to happen...."in a statement, a spokesperson for pi beta phi said reports from what it said was an "open house" at the fraternity are very concerning and that it is partnering with the university to learn more. rob fladeboe/stanford university "....all of the students have since recovered. stanford's title 9 office has launched an investigation as well as the one being conducted by police. at stanford rob fladeboe kron 4 news here in napa - a violent day. two separate shootings leaving two men in critical conditons.

police say the shootings are not connected, only that the same shooter was involve.d the first case here at this starbucks in napa, then a few hours later, the suspect in a neighborhood reportedly fires at a resident who had confronted the man after seeing him peering over a fence. in napa, te (sot)here in daly city an in- custody-death is now under investigation by the san mateo county district attorney's office, after a man dies shortly after being tased by daly city police. the officers were responding to a family disturbance call, eventually restrained the individual using a close contact taser technique soon after the man was not responsive and was later pronounced dead at a local hospital...the offical cause of death to be determined by the san mateo county coroner...in daly city haaziq madyun kron4news in another big story the chp is investigating 5 incidents of tech buses of being hit with unknown objects while driving on 280 between highway

84 and highway 85.the buses had windows shattered. it's known at this point if the culpriut is throwing rocks or shooting at the charter buses with a pellet gun. the buses are unmarked so it's not believed any one company is being targetted. 4 of the buses involved were carrying apple employees, one was carrying google workers.no was injured in any of this incidents.maureen kelly kron4 news. siren bay area is receiving an increase in calls from people worried about those recent ice raids.at least 21 people were arrested during a nationwide ice operation that targeted 7- eleven franchises last week. that sweep included locations in four bay area counties, including here in santa clara county, napa, sebastopol, santa rosa, suisun city and petaluma.services immigrant rights and education network or siren says those actions will not be tolerated, they are fighting back by preparing people for anticipated raids. they are holding workshops where people can learn about their rights and what to do in case they are approached by an ice agent. in san francisco...

it's been a year since the golden state warriors broke ground on their new arena. chase center is on schedule to open for the start of the 20- 19, 20-20 nba season. 80-percent of the concrete work is done. the steel work is about 20-perent complete... and, you can start to make out where the basketball court will be. by the time the arena is finished... some eight- thousand workers will have put time in on the project. in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. (steve) check out this video from just outside new orleans -- as the south is in the midst of a winter storm -- "paul herring woke" up this morning and decided to go ice skating -- on his sidewalk. his wife took the video. paul says he hasn't skated regularly since pee wee hockey and had to grab his skates from the attic. (pam) (steve) chief meteorologist lawrence karnow

joins us now with a look at what's going on with weather... lawrence karnow: we saw a little sunshine between the clouds today. there was some thick fog early and it was slow to burn off in some areas keeping those temperatues cool. we're seeing a few showers off the coast on our doppler radar. this is the first part of the storm that will soon affect the bay area. on the satellite image you can see a beautuiful swirl of clouds off the coast. notice all of the cold speckled clouds too. that's a sign of cold air showers behind the main cold front. this will likely be the coldest storm of the season with some of our

highest mountains seeing a dusting of snow. snow level will drop to around 3,000 feet by friday. if you're traveling in the sierra the next couple of days make sure to plan for wintry weather and don't forget your chains. rain will begin in the north bay tonight and slowly spread south through the day tomorrow. highs tomorrow will be cooler with 50s to low 60s. chilly showers with isolated thunderstorms will continue on friday. it will be a sunny and brisk day on saturday but clouds and rain could return late sunday into monday. north and south korea have struck a deal ... to team up for certain aspects of the upcoming winter olympics in south korea. it is a major development between the two countries, and could possibly lead to further talks. in fact, it is possible their athletes could march under one flag during the opening ceremony next month. south korean officials say, this diplomatic breakthrough comes after days of dialogue between the two countries. the international olympics committee still has to approve the countries' agreement .. (pam) coming up.... a sobering assessment of the health threats facing the

nation and what experts say we need to do about them..

ve) the senate health committee is hearing from the centers for disease control about major health threats facing the u.s. (pam) like the deadly influenza outbreak... this week a

los angeles area hospital had to set up tents to treat all the cases of flu they're dealing with.(steve) as drew petrimoulx (petri - moh) reports -- senators had questions about topics ranging from the flu outbreak... to possible pandemics

sports is next.. we"ll udpate you on the warriors battle against the bulls tonight in the windy city. plus, colin kaepernick makes good on his one- million dollars pledge to social causes, and a couple of the warriors are supporting his effort.. sports director gary radnich has all the sports..

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of 13 straight games on the road... in chicago tonight... no draymond green or andre iguodala... right now...steph curry with 30 points... warriors cruising...

you have to give colin kaepernick credit... he kept his money were is mouth is... today kaepernick annonced he is giving away the last 100- thousand-dollars of his 1-million-dollar pledge... he is announcing 10-thousand- dollar donations every for 10 days to 10 deifferent charities that promote kaepernick's commitment to fight injustice and promote equality in addition... each day a different celebrity will match kaepernick's 10- thousand-dollar donation... and choose the organization to donate to...(wipe to durant to donate 10k) and the first person to pitch in is warrors all-star kevin durant... durant will match kaepernick's 10-k... and has chosen the bay area's own "de-bug"... a community

organizing and advocacy organization based in san jose durant has expressed a great deal of admiration for kaepernick publicly since signing with the warriors... both even appeared on the cover of g-q magazine as the pubilcation's "people of the year"... kaepernick posted this video announcing the donation and thanking k-d... (sot: kaepernick) "i asked my friends what organizations i should donate to. first up, easy money sniper, kevin durant. k.d. chose d-bug, a bay area organization that advocates for criminal justice reform and police accountability. on top of that k.d. said he'd match my 10-k donation. k.d., thank you so much brother for continuing to uplift and empower our communities. we love and appreciate you, thank you again." steph curry also said he will be part of the kaepernick pledge... as he will donate an additional 10-thousand-dollars to "united playaz"... a bay area-based violence prevention and youth development

organization that has partnered with curry before in his community development initiatives kaepernick is expected to announce the donation as he reveals another charity each day for the next nine days punishment has come down from the nba for the rockets- clippers locker room incident two night ago... the rockets trevor ariza and gerald green have both been suspended two games for entering the clippers locker

room after monday night's game... supposedly to have it out with blake griffin and austin rivers no clippers were suspended or fined... neither were rockets chris paul and james harden... who evidently went into the locker room to play peacemaker and keep their teammates out of trouble griffin will also not face punishment for making contact with rockets coach mike d'antoni during the game... as it was deemed inadvertant bad new for the spurs... as they announced their best player... all-star and 2-tme defensive player of the year kawhi leonard... will remain out indefinitely with a quadri ceps injury... leonard did not play the first 27 games of the season and has only played in nine of the spurs 45 games due to the injury... which is being called "right quadriceps tendinopathy". despite just playing a little more than 23-minutes per-game... leonard was still averaging 16.2 points head coach gregg popovich insisted leonard will be back this season a big scare for the new england patriots today... tom brady injured his throwing hand in practice today when a teamate accidently ran into him and jammed brady's right hand brady missed his post-

practice media session... as he was getting medical treatment on the hand... x-rays revealed no structural damage... and despite the team saying brady was limited in practice... teammates said they noticed no difference and didn't even know he was injured... "same old tom" was the common refrain the patriots play thejacksonville kaguars for the afc championship this sinday pittsbrgh pirates fans aren't happy about andrew mccutchen going to the giants... more than 28,000 of them signed a petition asking major league baseball to owner bob nutting to sell the team... writing "we deserve better"... the petition's to reach 35,000 signatures to protest the direction nutting and the front office have taken in the offseason... pittsburgh sent top starting pitcher... gerrit cole... to houston... then sent mccutchen to the giants... organization of $20 million in salary in the process. australian open... round two... top-seeded rafael nadal beat leonardo mayer in straight sets to advance the the 3rd round... nadal... who lost the australian final last year federer... will next play 28th-seeded damir her) (pam) ahead.. (pam) (pam) ahead.. some new tattoo technology that can memorialize a loved one --- not with their image, but with their voice. we'll explain..

(pam) some new tech is turning tattoos of sound waves.... into audio clips you can play back whenever you want. mona kosar abdi has the story. mike martini/tattoo artist: "the first things we're going to do is prep your arm by getting it all cleaned up." like grief, tattoos are both personal and permanent. mike martini/tattoo artist: "make sure you like where it's at." and sometimes... one can help deal with the effects of the other.--nats--mike martini/tattoo artist: "how was that?"emad dubailey/toledo, oh: "that wasn't too bad." it's what brought emad dubailey to artist mike martini's shop in chargin...all the way from toledo. emad dubailey/toledo, oh:"very first tattoo yeah." and for his first tattoo... --nats--emad dubailey chose a memorial piece...a tattoo only a select few artists -- like mike -- can do. mike

martini/tattoo artist:"getting a memorial tattoo of someone's name or their death date and images that represent them, that's all great and cool... but this sort of takes it to the next level." it's a tattoo that incorporates technology... to let you bring a lost loved one's voice to life. emad dubailey/toledo, oh:"it is a voicemail that i have from my father who passed last year." skin motion... is the l-a based start-up behind the sound tattoos. the app creates a wave pattern of the audio you submit.mike martini/tattoo artist:"...an actual visual file representing the audio file and i use that to create a tattoo stencil..." and once tattooed... you can play it over and over...using the app. mike martini/tattoo artist:"in some instances, this is a sense of closure for some people. this is just something that means a lot to someone." nats it means so much to emad he chose not to share it with us... a sense of privacy, mike believes, makes this new art...more appealing. mike martini/tattoo artist:"a lot of time people have a loved one that they lost and it is sort of a painful memory for them. they want to keep it with them but they don't want the average person come up and ask questions about it."

(steve) according to the hollywood reporter, michael wolff's best-selling book "fire and fury: inside the trump white house" will be adapted into a t-v series. the entertainment news outlet reports the company "endeavor content" bought the film and t-v rights in a multi-million dollar deal. the company will now start looking for t-v networks to sign onto the project. "fire and fury" paints a chaotic and unflattering picture of president trump's first year in office. leaked excerpts from it sparked a war of words between president trump and his former chief strategist steve bannon over bannon's comments in the book. in the aftermath bannon stepped down from his role with the far-right website breitbart. last weather and goodbye let's bring in our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow.... reports of an

earthquake in the south bay tonight (lawrence)just in to the kron4 newsroom -- a 3.0 earthquake struck about 10 miles north of morgan hill at 6:41. at 6:41.of morgan hill 10 miles north struck about 3.0 earthquake newsroom -- a kron4 just in to the (lawrence) (lawrence)just in to the kron4 newsroom -- a 3.0 earthquake struck about 10 miles north of morgan hill at 6:41. 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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