slick pavement along the embarcadero in san francisco. on the right --- the big waves in santa cruz county - where several surfers... had to be rescued today.(vicki) let's check in with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow... lawrence... where is the rain hitting the hardest right now? lawrence karnow: a new storm brought rain to the entire bay area. it is a much colder storm so snow levels in the bay area will drop to near 3,000 feet. that means we could see a few snow flakes on our higher peaks. showers will continue tonight with a chance of isolated thunderstorms. you can see the showers on doppler radar. they are more scattered now instead of steady rain. the wettest part of the bay area had over a half an inch of rain. on the satellite you can see the eye of the storm still spinning in the gulf of alaska. there is plenty of cold air the will rush in tonight and tomorrow. showers and chilly temperatures will continue friday with highs in the 40s and 50s. it will be a mostly dry but chilly start to the weekend. on sunday the clouds return with a chance of rain. more rain is possible next week.

(grant) continuing our team coverage.. our crews are tracking the conditions tonight around the bay.(vicki) kron4's rob fladeboe is monitoring the dangerous conditions at the beaches.. first - let get to kron4's charles clifford at ocean beach in san francisco. charles what's the situation like there? the weather is cold and rainy through out the bay area. umbrellas are out and roads are slick. here at ocean beach, the waves are high with a high surf advisory starting last night and going

through tomorrow. beach goers are being warned to keep an eye out for sneaker waves... and cautioned about cliff errosion. charles clifford, kron4 news. (grant) tonight, much of the northern california coast is taking a pounding as this storm has generated some gigantic waves.(vicki) that of course didn't keep hard core surfers our of the water... but as as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now, five of them had to be rescued in (grant) kron4 news.clifford, kron4 news. kron4 news.clifford, kron4 news.

(grant) tonight, much of the northern california coast is taking a pounding as this storm has generated some gigantic waves.(vicki) that of course didn't keep hard core surfers our of the water... but as as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now, five of them had to be rescued in santa cruz. the swell was expected to reach 17 feet here along the greater santa cruz coast on thursday but the breakers were accompanied by rough water and strong currents. that made for some tough going for surfers as several had to be rescued says battalion chief jeff breasher.jeff breasher/santa cruz co central fire"....we've been going all day...just in this one area here we've pulled six people out of the water..."all but one of the rescues were effected by this boat dispatched from the harbor while astate park jet ski with a rescue swimmer on board could be seen patrolling the surf from pleasure point to capitola. why were so many surfers getting into trouble

out there?scott purdy/surfer "....they panic, that's all, the rip tide thing is real....they get worn out and they panic...."tim daley/surfer "....it's rough out there...a lot of paddling....i'm tired...." water could be seen coming through the cracks on a wobbly capitola warf, which had to be shutdown as a precaution. the strong currents had many surfers getting out of the waterfar from where they went in. that led to confusion. after being reported missing, leading to yet another rescue response, a surfer and his buddy had become separated. the search was called off when he turned up at home.batt. chief jeff breasher"...unless you are an accomplished surfer, it might be best to stay out of the water..."rob fladeboe/santa cruz"....as you might imagine the beaches were more or less deserted today but as you can see there were plenty of folks coming down to take in the show from the high ground. in santa cruz rob fladeboe kron 4 newss

(vicki) you can track the storm and the traffic with the kron4-mobile app.you can also be the first to know about breaking news when it happens in your neighborhood by enabling push alerts. (grant) another big story tonight...in riverside county....the couple accused of torturing and starving their 13 children are now facing a long list of criminal charges...(vicki) david and louise turpin were arraigned in court today....and have pleaded not guilty. catherine heenan is here with an update on what some are calling the 'house of horrors' case... (catherine) new video shows david and louise turpin being arraigned just a few hours ago... in what the d-a is calling a case of "human depravity." today he announced charges of torture, false imprisonment and neglect... there are 38 charges in all against the couple - who are each being held on 12-million dollars bail after entering their pleas. the more we hear about how the children

were allegedly treated....the more disturbing it becomes. prosecutors say they were kept up all night and slept all day...in a suspected attempt to avoid any outsiders witnessing the abuse. authorities say they were chained and shackled as punishment...going back years....fed one meal a day...and regularly beaten and occasionally strangled. they hadn't seen a doctor in years....had never seen a dentist...and were reportedly allowed one shower a year. the d- a says aside from the physical abuse....the emotional abuse was shocking. d.a. mike hestrin - supposedly home schooled, the children lacked even a basic knowledge of life. many of the children didn't know what a police officer was.. the 17- year-old, when asked if there was medication or pills in the home, didn't know what medication or pills were. the parents would apparently buy food for themselves and not allow the children to eat it. they would buy food including pies, pumpkin pies, apple pies. and leave it on the counter and let the children look at it, but not eat the food. the children are

described as malnourished, undersized, and with cognitive problems. it all came to light when a 17-year- old daughter escaped through a window...something authorities say she'd been planning it for 2 years. she took a younger sister with her, who became frightened and went back to the house. if convicted, the couple faces at least 90 years in prison...they're due back in court next month.. vicki and grant? (grant) in the east bay tonight..we now know the name of the man accused of causing a crash that killed a four year old girl... it happened in antioch -- investigators say the suspect drove a stolen truck into another vehicle with a mom and two children inside..as kron four's terisa estacio reports, the suspect is being held on a more than a million dollar bail.

(estacio reporting ) this is 23 year old noe saucedo of pittsburg... he was booked on one count of murder and two counts of felony evading. bail, set at more than 1 million fifty thousand. a contra costa sheriff's spokesperson says saucedo was driving a stolen vehicle wednesday that collided into another vehicle on somersville road in antioch. in that other vehicle, a mother, 4 yeawr old daughter an 2 year old... all rushed to the hospital, sadly, the four year pronounced dead at the hospital. the mother and infant still in intensive care. authorities say the crash took place after deputies received information about a stolen ford f250 in pittsburg wednesday afternoon... a deputy reportedly saw the vehicle and gave chase... on highway 4... as the suspect exited the highway on sommersville road - he allegedly hit the gas and ran a red light plowing into the family of three in their truck. saucedo remains in custody tonight at the martinez county jail. he is awaiting his first appearance in court. te

(grant) a scary morning for a pleasanton elementary school... put on lockdown while police searched for burglary suspects. authorities say a home was burglarized on riesling drive. the nearby vintage hills elementary school was put on lockdown while police searched for the suspects. authorities say police arrested two people in connection with the burglary around 10:40 this morning. a third person was taken into custody a short time later. (vicki) bart's new train cars are ready roll and they could be on the tracks as soon as tomorrow. the new "fleet of the future" trains were introduced last summer and have fewer seats but more standing room and hand rails. bart has one of the oldest big-city fleets of public transit trains in the country... and they will start to replace old trains with quieter...more comfortable new ones. bart officials say you should feel safe in these new cars. they've made nearly 29-hundred modifications...conducted 4-

hundred tests...and put their train operators and technicians through about 20-thousand hours of training so far. (vicki) a dangerous trend in the east bay... drive-by purse snatchings. we'll show you where the latest crimes happened. (grant) fear and panic for passengers on a flight to dallas... when the pilot tells them to brace for a crash landing. we'll explain what (vicki) plus... a new report breaks down the safest and most dangerous bridges to commute across in the bay area. (grant) taking a look at stormtracker 4 radar... you can see where the rain you can see where the rain is falling in the bay area right now... we'll have more after the break...

(vicki) tonight... we are tracking the rain hitting the bay area you can see on stormtracker 4 radar.. where the rain is falling right now... (grant) and here's a live look at the san mateo bridge as the evening commute is underway... we will have much more on the timing of the

rain with lawrence in just a few minutes. just a few lawrence in the rain with the timing of much more on we will have underway... we will have much more on the timing of the rain with lawrence in just a few minutes. (grant) if you want to avoid getting in an accident ... stay off interstate 280 between san jose and san francisco.that's where you are most likely to find on their phones ... ignoring the speed limit or jamming on the brakes. that conclusion is based on data gathered from 100=thousand drivers covering nearly 22=million miles of bay area highways during the month of november, 2017.(vicki)all those numbers add up to the same thing that our own stanley roberts has been reporting on for years: people are behaving badly behind the wheel.catherine heenan is here to tell us more.catherine? (catherine) other studies have focused on our most congested freeways. but a san francsico software company called 'zendrive' uses smartphones to gather information on the most

'dangerous' commuter routes. got one pickup truck sideways blocking two lanes copy northbound 280 to the northbound)..hands down, at any time of the day, 280 is the riskiest place to drive. this is a driver heading to the hospital after being rear ended by another driver on interstate 280 in daly city. for morning commutes, the zendrive study found the safest drivers on the golden gate bridge.the san mateo bridge has the worst.the zendrive website allows you to check the risk factor for your commute, based on time of day. from walnut creek, the trouble spots are after the caldecott tunnell and on the bay bridge. leaving pleasanton at a quarter to eight, you're less likely to run into bad drivers on 880 than 580.to and from san jose, the website says 101 is a better bet that 280. 101 has more traffic in all directions and a hiher number of collisions.but drivers on i-280 are more likely to speed or talk on their phones that makes it a riskier commute on a per mile basis... as stanley roberts has sown us.nats: ambiance more than often the the problem

(catherine) one interesting fact ... the riskiest commute isn't in the morning or evening.it's in the middle of the day. and the safest commute time is six to seven a=m.vicki and grant? (anchor) taking a look at stormtracker look at taking a look at stormtracker 4 radar... time now to check on time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: a new lawrence lawrence karnow: a new storm brought rain to the entire bay area. it is a much

colder storm so snow levels in the bay area will drop to near 3,000 feet. that means we could see a few snow flakes on our higher peaks. showers will continue tonight with a chance of isolated thunderstorms. you can see the showers on doppler radar. they are more scattered now instead of steady rain. the wettest part of the bay area had over a half an inch of rain. on the satellite you can see the eye of the storm still spinning in the gulf of alaska. there is plenty of cold air the will rush in tonight and tomorrow. showers and chilly temperatures will continue friday with highs in the 40s and 50s. it will be a mostly dry but chilly start to the weekend. on sunday the clouds return with a chance of rain. more rain is possible next week. (grant) anther big story we're following. an undocumented u-c berkeley student... arrested at a border checkpoint... is now a

free man. man. now a free checkpoint... is border arrested at a student... u-c berkeley undocumented an following.story we're anther big (grant) (grant) anther big story we're following. an undocumented u-c berkeley student... arrested at a border checkpoint... is now a free man. luis mora was locked up for three weeks at the otay mesa dentention facility in san diego . mora is a student at u-c berkeley... and is expected to return to school soon. the 20-year-old and his girlfriend were leaving a party... when they took a wrong turn and ended up at a

checkpoint. mora overstayed his visa while visiting the u.s. from colombia as a child. luis spoke with kron four after his release. luis mora / released from detention:"and i'm grateful to be here and to be able to fight my case to remain in this country which i call home, despite not having legal papers yet i call home, my heart."(grant) while luis mora is free...he and his attorney reminded people not to forget about the more than 36-thousand people... still in detention facilities. (vicki) rumors of potential raids in northern california continue to swirl tonight. and for a second day in a row - the state's attorney general is speaking..this time directly to concerned residents..(grant) kron4's capitol bureau reporter kody leibowitz joins us live from sacramento... kody - did the attorney general confirm that these raids are actually happening soon? xavier becerra, attorney general of california (11;18-19) "i can't tell you what are rumors." right off the bat at a called

press conference - attorney general xavier becerra not talking rumors. xavier becerra, attorney general of california (18;05-13) regardless of what the rumors are the law is the law. the constitution is the constitution and people have rights. instead - the a-g turned his attention to laws.. two new state laws - sb 54 - the so called sanctuary state bill that limits what state and local law enfrocement can do if federal immigration officers ask. and a-b 450-which says employers cannot voluntarily share employee information. becerra says - all residents should understand the new changes.xavier becerra, attorney general of california (24;23-28) ignorance of the law is no excuse if you violate it. all this as the threat of increased ice raids loom -- in response to a new california law limiting cooperation between law enforcement and federal immigration authorities. just last week - agents carried out raids of 7-11 stores - targeting 100 locations nationwide. assemblymember rob bonta (46;46-50) immoral, cruel and a spiteful petty act if it happens. assemblymember marc levine (44;02 - 06) "the rumors themselves of immigration raids insights fear." assemblymemer marc levine says the new laws will help residents - not ice. assemblymember marc levine (45;24-28) "we are not in the immigration business. we are

not in the deportation business." now again - attorney becerra says he hasn't heard from federal agents about these rumored raids. he called them unsubstantiated at this point. as for ice - i reached out to them for comment. no word yet from the federal agency. live outside the capitol, kody leibowitz kron4 news. (grant) still ahead... a

dangerous challenge a dangerous a dangerous challenge among teenagers... and now youtube is taking action to try to get them to stop eating laundry detergent pods. we'll have the details. (vicki) plus... we'll explain why los angeles could soon see a áásecond hollywood sign. (grant) taking a look at stormtracker 4 radar... you can see where the rain is falling in where the rain you can see where the rain is falling in where the rain you can see where the rain is falling in the bay area right now...

your late night out could soon last a little longer. senator scott wiener reintroduced legislation once again today to extend the sale of alcohol until four am in

six calfornia cities.(grant) wiener calls the bill a "nuanced and responsible approach." it has the backing of local officials along with restaurant and night club owners.(vicki) the bill will give the cities the ability to extend hours in certain neighborhoods or specific nights of the week or year. two of those cities are san francisco and oakland. the extended hours apply to bars, restaurants and nightclubs but not liquor stores. (grant) could the iconic hollywood sign be getting a twin? it's one of dozens of ideas in a new study to alleviate traffic at the landmark griffith park.(vicki) the proposed second sign would face toward the suburban san fernando valley. the study also suggests creating a gondola lift to offer a birds-eye view... or a shuttle services to ferry visitors to trails near the sign.(grant) another suggestion is to create a "hollywood sign" visitor's center to teach tourists about the sign's history. (grant) next at 5:30...

a scary landing in dallas... as passengers are told to brace for a crash. details on what prompted the warning from the pilot. (vicki) plus... we'll show you where in the east bay crooks are driving by... and snatching purses from women. taking a look at stormtracker 4 radar... you can see where the rain is falling in (anchor) taking a look

at stormtracker 4 radar... time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: a new storm brought rain to the entire bay area. it is a much colder storm so snow levels in the bay area will drop to near 3,000 feet. that means we could see a few snow flakes on our higher peaks. showers will continue tonight with a chance of isolated thunderstorms. you can see the showers on doppler radar. they are more scattered now instead of steady rain. the wettest part of the bay area had over a half an inch of rain. on the satellite you can see the eye of the storm still spinning in the gulf of alaska. there is plenty of cold air the will rush in tonight and tomorrow. showers and chilly temperatures will continue friday with highs in the 40s and 50s. it will be a mostly dry but chilly start to the weekend. on sunday the clouds return with a chance of rain. more rain is possible next week.

(grant) drive-by-purse- snatching...an emerging trend that we first saw here in the bay area back in 2017. (vicki) the crimes appear to be carrying over into the new year. the most recent happening in the parking lot of an east bay shopping center...kron4's haaziq madyun shows us where it happened. pkgwalking in the parking lot, getting ready to do some shopping, when suddenly someone leans out of the passenger window of a moving vehicle and snatches your purse as the car drives-bysot it happened sunday around 4:15pm here in the parking lot of the hacienda crossings shopping center in dublin. dublin police lt. victor fox says the victim was 13-year-old girl out doing some shopping with her momsotthere were several similar drive-by-purse- snatchings reported in other cities here in the bay area back in 2017. it appears to be an emerging trendsot

make sure there has been no similar crimes that have occurred">police have a limited description of the two suspects in the vehicle which is described as a white 4-door- sedan with dark tinted windows. investigators arefollowing up with witnesses and checking surveillance cameras in the area for any possible leads...in dublin haaziq madyun kron4news (grant) just in to kron four... the house has passed a temporary government- wide funding bill that would avert a government shutdown this weekend. the measure still faces unsure prospects in the senate...where democrats are poised to block it...hoping it ignites slow-moving immigrations talks. the bill would keep the government (grant) (grant) just in to kron four... the house has passed a temporary government- wide funding bill that would avert a government shutdown this weekend. the measure still faces unsure prospects in the senate...where democrats are poised to block it...hoping it ignites slow-moving immigrations talks. the bill would keep the government

running for about another month...but it still faces a partial shutdown at midnight tomorrow... but both sides do want to avoid that... the final vote count to pass the bill was 2-hundred-30 to one-hundred-97. (vicki) it has been nearly one year since president trump was sworn into office... and a lot has happened in washington since then... as we wait to see if a government shutdown is averted. (grant) joining us now is tom del beccaro... author of the divided era. a year after it first made its mark with a startling array of protest marches from coast to coast, the loosely defined "resistance movement" is looking to write a second act. the astounding sea of women in bright pink "pussy hats" - half a million in washington alone, and many more in hundreds of marches elsewhere - became the face of opposition to president donald trump and his agenda. it

inspired thousands of women to do something they'd never done before: explore a run for political office.now, the broader movement - a network of groups around the nation, with men and women raising money and knocking on doors and supporting hundreds of progressive candidates - is setting its sights on the 2018 midterm elections.president donald trump's white house is relying on a sweeping interpretation of executive privilege that is rankling members of congress on both sides of the aisle.the contention espoused by top white house officials? pretty much everything is off limits until the president says it's not.the argument was laid bare this week during former white house chief strategist steve bannon's closed-door interview with the house intelligence committee as part of its russia probe.as lawmakers probed bannon's time working for trump, his attorney got on the phone with the white house counsel's office, relaying questions and asking what bannon could tell congress. the answer was a broad one. bannon couldn't discuss anything to do with his work on the presidential transition or later in the white house itself.president donald trump

says a children's health insurance program shouldn't be part of a short-term budget deal.trump favors making the program part of "a long term solution, not a 30 day, or short term, extension!"trump is referring to the children's health insurance program, also known as chiphouse republican leaders have

(vicki) new video tonight... showing the scary moments before an airplane makes an emergency landing. one passenger recorded the entire thing... as they were told to "brace" for a rough landing. reporter lexi

sutter has more from the passenger who took the video. natsot"you will be given instructions when to brace. remain in that position until the aircraft comes to a complete stop."a mesa airlines jet on its final decent into dallas... suddenly had smoke coming from the cockpit.steve ramsthel/passenger"it wasn't overwhelming but you could smell it and it was like whoa." when passenger -- and a commercial certified pilot himself -- steve ramsthel heard the rattled flight attendant come over the p-a system.he pulled out his phone and he started recording. natsot"brace!"he wasn't sure if he'd make it through the next five minutes. steve ramsthel/passenger"there were some people crossing themselves. the adrenaline was high and i think everybody, they just cooperated. it was pretty amazing to be honest with you."though the landing was rough -- no one was hurt. many feeling scared... shocked... but safe.steve ramsthel/passenger"once we got on the ground, we got on the taxiway and we found out that the place wasn't going to catch on fire, i think everybody was like 'holy crap did that just happen?'"

(vicki) airline officials say a faulty fan on the airplane caused the problem. the flight was booked through american airlines. (grant) coming up... how youtube is cracking down on users participating in the dangerous tide pod challenge. (grant) taking a look at stormtracker 4 radar... you can see where the rain is falling in the bay area right now... happening now.

youtube...is cracking down on a dangerous online trend...social media users eating tide laundry pods. (grant) youtube is removing videos of the "tide pod challenge." the videos have become an online craze among teenagers...in which they bite and sometimes swallow laundry detergent pods...some even cooking them before eating them. some older kids do this intentionally...but last year... poison control centers received more than 10- thousand reports of kids five and under áaccidentially swallowing the highly concentrated packs of laundry detergent. (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

(vicki) tonight... we are tracking the rain hitting the bay area you can see on stormtracker 4 radar.. where the rain is falling right

now... (grant) and here's a live look at the bay bridge as the evening commute is underway... (steve) 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) vicki - coming up new tonight at six.. more trouble for wells fargo...multiple customers say the bank mistankenly doubled their online bill payments.. taking a lot more money out of accounts then customers were expectng.tonight how the bay area based bank is responding.... then - also new at six...a major action movie filming on the streets of san francisco.. it features some daring stunts -- we have new video you will want to see, vicki?(vicki)

thanks steve, we'll see you at six. (vicki) rain in the bay area means a lot of snow in tahoe... there is a winter storm watch across the sierra tonight... (grant) and as much as two feet of snow is possible overnight near lake tahoe. joining us now to talk about the current conditions is our friend coop... winter storm watches and advisories have been expanded across nearly all of northern nevada ahead of a cold front that's bearing down on the sierra with the potential for heavy snowfall and damaging winds.as much as 2 feet of snow is possible thursday into friday in the mountains around lake tahoe, where a winter storm warning is in effect from 4 p.m. thursday to 4 p.m. friday.a high-wind warning is in effect for most of the sierra's eastern front, including reno and carson

city, until 10 p.m. thursday. the strongest winds are expected thursday evening, with gusts in excess of 100 mph possible over the sierra ridgetops.the national weather service also has issued a winter weather advisory for north-central and northeast nevada effective friday from 2 a.m. to 10 p.m.from 2 a.m. to 10 effective friday northeast nevada central and advisory for north-winter weather also has issued a weather service the national ridgetops.over the sierra 100 mph possible gusts in excess of evening, with gusts in excess of 100 mph possible over the sierra ridgetops.the national weather service also has issued a winter weather central and northeast nevada effective friday from 2 a.m. to 10 p.m.

(anchor) taking a look at stormtracker 4 radar... time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: a new storm brought rain to the entire bay area. it is a much colder storm so snow levels in the bay area will drop to near 3,000 feet. that means we could see a few snow flakes on our higher peaks. showers will continue tonight with a chance of isolated thunderstorms. you can see the showers on doppler radar. they are more scattered now instead of steady rain. the wettest part of the bay

area had over a half an inch of rain. on the satellite you can see the eye of the storm still spinning in the gulf of alaska. there is plenty of cold air the will rush in tonight and tomorrow. showers and chilly temperatures will continue friday with highs in the 40s and 50s. it will be a mostly dry but chilly start to the weekend. on sunday the clouds return with a chance of rain. more rain is possible next week.

(vicki) next... we'll tell you about uber's latest competition that could make a california man 10-thousand dollars richer.

tonight people are trying to win 10-thousand dollars... from uber. the san francisco company is holding a competition right now... looking for its next nation- wide commercial. (vicki) and a filmmaker from fresno is a finalist. justin lum reports. a fresno based film crew is

making national noise but they need help via social media. stellar lense productions created a commercial for uber. the small production company is competing with others for a $10,000 grand prize.a win for this local production company would hopefully put the central valley on the map, potentially bringing more commercial and film work to the area."hola. buenos dias." the storyline begins with a spanish lesson for an uber driver navigating the streets of fresno. in fact, the entire 90-second film was shot in fresno and could be the winning commercial to represent uber nationally. "they liked the script. they gave us the green light to produce it and now we're competing against eight other companies for the grand prize," said orland gomez of stellar lense productions.a grand prize of $10,000 on the line. gomez says 15 crew members and a cast of eleven made this script a reality and the whole team calls the central valley home."fresno has the ability and we wanted to show that we didn't need to out source to la or anywhere else. we can do it all here," said gomez.from the inside of a car, the spanish lessons continue. the commercial focuses on the cultural melting pot of fresno as the uber driver meets his girlfriend's parents for the very first time.uber posted the video on tuesday and it's reached nearly 3,000 views in one day. more likes means more votes for stellar lense productions."one like equals

one vote. we are basically representing the central valley," (vicki) as of last check... the video had been viewed more than 5-thousand times. that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(granti) steve aveson and catherine heenan are here with what we are working on for kron4 news at six. thanks grant and vicki.. coming up -- we're tracking the storm.... and big waves in santa cruz.... some 17 foot swells... we'll tell you just how many surfers had be rescued today.. (catherine) also - were getting our first look at the suspect accused in this stolen truck crash... it left a four year old dead... and a mom and toddler seriously hurt. kron4 news at six starts right after the break.

(steve) now at 6 -- we're tracking the storm... this is a look at storm-tracker 4 radar... showing where the rain is falling right now. we're also tracking the possibility of thunderstorms... good evening i'm steve aveson.(catherine) and i'm catherine heenan in for pam moore. the storm is causing dangerous conditions on the roads and along the coast. we have team coverage tonight with chief meteorolgist lawrence karnow tracking where the rain is hitting the hardest tonight.. (steve) but we want to start at ocean beach in san francisco where kron4's charles clifford has been tracking the conditions. (charles) the weather is cold and rainy through out the bay area. umbrellas are out and roads are slick. here at ocean beach, the waves

are high with a high surf advisory starting last night and going through tomorrow. beach goers are being warned to keep an eye out for sneaker waves... and cautioned about cliff errosion. charles clifford, kron4 news. kron4 news.clifford, charles errosion. charles clifford, kron4 news.

lawrence karnow: a new storm brought rain to the entire bay area. it is a much colder storm so snow levels in the bay area will drop to near 3,000 feet. that means we could see a few snow flakes on our higher peaks. showers will continue tonight with a chance of isolated thunderstorms. you can see the showers on doppler radar. they are more scattered now instead of steady rain. the wettest part of the bay area had over a half an inch of rain. on the satellite you can see the eye of the storm still spinning in the gulf of alaska. there is plenty of cold air the will rush in tonight and tomorrow. showers and chilly temperatures will continue friday with highs in the 40s and 50s. it will be a mostly dry but chilly start to the weekend. on sunday the clouds return with a chance of rain. more rain is possible next week.

(tele vo/catherine) a word to the wise as this new storm is lashing the coast: keep your

distance from the water. the surf was so rough that several surfers got into trouble and had to be rescued in santa cruz. kron four's rob fladeboe has that part of the storm story. high surf and rough water here along the greater santa cruz coast on thursday. that made for an especially busy day for fist responders. the swell was expected to peak at about 17 feet, but not before at least six people were plucked from the water. five surfers rescued between pleasure point and capitol and one individual who got into trouble off cowell beach. the harbor master's rescue boat called into action several times along with a state parks jet ski and rescue swimmer on board.battalion chief jeff breasher/central fire district ".....yeah we were out early. i know santa cruz had one about 8:15 and then after that we were out here in capitola where we took five people out of the water..."the capitola warf was taking a pounding. it was a it wobbly out on the end and you could see water washing up through the cracks. police shut it down as a precaution.rob fladeboe"....as you might imagine, the beaches were more or less deserted but there were plenty of folks coming down to take in the show from the high ground. in santa cruz rob fladeboe kron 4 news

(catherine) you can track the storm and the traffic with the kron4-mobile app.you can also be the first to know about breaking news when it happens in your neighborhood by enabling push alerts. (steve) in the east bay tonight..we now know the name of the man accused of causing a crash that killed a four year old girl...(catherine) it happened in antioch -- investigators say the suspect drove a stolen truck into another vehicle with a woman and two children inside.. (steve) as kron four's terisa estacio reports, the suspect

is being held on a more than a million dollar bail. (estacio reporting ) this is 23 year old noe saucedo of pittsburg... he was booked on one count of murder and two counts of felony evading. bail, set at more than 1 million fifty thousand. a contra costa sheriff's spokesperson says saucedo was driving a stolen vehicle wednesday that collided into another vehicle on somersville road in antioch. in that other vehicle, a mother, 4 yeawr old daughter an 2 year old... all rushed to the hospital, sadly, the four year pronounced dead at the hospital. the mother and infant still in intensive care. authorities say the crash took place after deputies received information about a stolen ford f250 in pittsburg wednesday afternoon... a deputy reportedly saw the vehicle and gave chase... on highway 4... as the suspect exited the highway on sommersville road - he allegedly hit the gas and ran a red light plowing into the family of three in their truck. saucedo remains in custody tonight at the martinez county jail. he is awaiting his first appearance in court. te (steve) new at six... a man

who died in daly city yesterday morning has been identified as 34-year-old warren ragudo. police responded to an altercation between family members tuesday night at the 900 block of brunswick street. police then tased ragudo with a stun gun to calm him down. officers noticed shortly after that ragudo was unresponsive. he was then taken to a hospital....and according to the san mateo coroner's office...he died sometime after midnight. (catherine) a man is behind bars...accused of shooting two men in separate incidents in napa. police say 28-year-old angelo zazzarino...shot a man around 10 a.m yesterday on macbeth street. they say the victim had confronted zazzarino....after watching him act suspiciously near a neighbor's fence. zazzarino then opened fire on the man. a couple of

hours earlier... at a starbucks on lincoln avenue... policethink the same suspect shot a man in the stomach. zazzarino was arrested at his home ...on suspicion of two counts of attempted murder.... officers say he was armed with a semi-automatic handgun. x(steve) a big story we are tracking tonight... the southern california couple accused starving and torturing their 13 children are pleading not guilty. david and louise turpin made their first court appearance today. they are facing 38 charges total including torture, false imprisonment and neglect. prosecutors say they were kept up all night and slept all day...in a suspected attempt to avoid any outsiders witnessing the abuse. authorities say they were chained and shackled...fed one meal a day. regularly beaten and occasionally strangled. authorities became aware of the horrible situation when one of the children escaped the home with a phone. (mike hestrin/ riverside county district attorney): "the 17 year old victim that

escaped had been working on a plan with her siblings to escape this abuse for more than two years. she escaped through a window and took one of her siblings with her. that sibling eventually turned back, became frightened and turned back and went back into the house." all 13 children remain in the hospital. the children are described as malnourished and undersized. authorities say several have congnitive problems and nerve damage as a result of the extreme and prolonged physical abuse. the couple is due back in court next month. if convicted, they face at least 90 years in prison. (steve) back here in san francisco, undocumented youth and their allies rallied outside the federal building, urging congress to pass the dream act.(catherine) it would give roughly 800-thousand young people brought to this country by their parents, a path to citizenship. kron4's maureen kelly talked to protestors -- who say they don't want congress to make any compromises that would jeopardize other undocumented residents.

(rally natsi'm tired of our community living in fear. we're going backwards we need to move forward with immigrationshaila ramos was brought to this country by her parents when she was two. 'when people tell me that i don't belong here i'm like i grew up here i do belong here. this is where my family is when my friends areshe is currently has protected status under daca...the program was halted by president trump, who's portrait hangs just steps from where the activists are rallying today. he gave congress a march deadline to come up with a permanet solution. now lawmakers are struggling to come up with a bipartisan bill that would give those young people a path to citizenship. some democrats are saying without it, they'll vote against the republican bill preventing a government shutdown i want to remind the representatives that they have the power to affect our lives. the rest of my life depends on what they decide. you know i want to tell them do as much as you can. if you need to put a stop to the government then do it do what is in your power to help us. this is an opportunity for us and we need to take it ramos and her fellow activist say they want a clean dream act.a permanent solution for on document of youth and does not include any any money for border security

or more money for ice immigration and customs enforcement for money for a while or money for a while. right? it means it does not include things are going to affect our community negatively those dreamers here today say they want a chance to stay and work ....and contribute to the country they call home. maureen kelly kron4 news. (catherine) bart's new train cars are ready... and might be on the tracks as soon as tomorrow. the new "fleet of the future" trains were introduced last summer... and have fewer seats but more standing room and hand rails. bart says it has one of the oldest big-city public transit fleets in the country...and will start replacing old trains with new ones that are more quiet and comfortable. bart has done more than 400 tests...made nearly 29-hundred modifications...and put their train operators and technicians through about 20-thousand hours of training so far.

(( áá v.o. / steve áá )) a minor victory in the fight for daca, as a berkeley student held detained fortwo weeks is allowed to go free. (( áá v.o. / catherine áá )) in the east bay -- growing concern after another case of adrive by purse snatching puts people on edge at a shopping center (( áá v.o. / steve áá )) kron 4 viewers up in arms after a computer glitch has wells fargowithdrawing too much money from several accounts to pay bills on line

(steve) taking a look at stormtracker 4 radar... you can see where the rain is falling in the bay area right now... and here's a live look outside... we'll check with our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow in a couple of minutes... (steve) but now --- new at 6. you've sent us a lot of emails about this story -- problems with wells fargo banking causing many people's accounts to be overdrawn. (catherine) the bank is now saying it was because of a computer glitch. grant lodes joins us now in studio with more on this story... (grant) wells fargo is apologizing wells fargo is apologizing again -- this time for a glitch that drained some customer accounts by double-paying their bills online. the san francisco based banking giant -- says the

processing error was fixed overnight. angry customers slammed wells fargo on social media, and many wrote in to us here at kron4 directly, saying their accounts were overdrawn. the company says it will refund any related fees or charges. and this faux pas is just the latest embarrassment for wells fargo, which is trying to repair its reputation after a year of scandal. most notably, when the bank admitted that employees.... motivated by unrealistic sales goals... created millions of fake customer accounts. (steve / on cam) using a car to rob someone of their purse --- it's called 'drive-by-purse-snatching.' (catherine / on cam) it's a crime we first saw here in the bay area last year...but in this new year -- it's happened again. this time in an east bay shopping center... kron4's haaziq madyun has the story. pkgsotit is an emerging

trend here in the bay area, drive-by-purse-snatching. the most recent incident happened sunday in the parking lot of the hacienda crossings shopping center in dublin. some dublin shoppers are not surprised the incident happened heresotsot the victim in this case is a 13-year-old girl out doing some shopping with her momsotdublin police investigators are reviewing surveillance cameras in the area for any possible leads. they are also checking with other bay area cities that have experienced drive-by-purse-snatching crimes sotin dublin haaziq madyun kron4news

let's take a look outside right now... chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with karnow joins lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: a new storm brought rain to the entire bay area. it is a much colder storm so snow levels in the bay area will drop to near 3,000 feet. that means we could see a few snow flakes on our higher peaks. showers will continue tonight with a chance of isolated thunderstorms. you can see the showers on doppler radar. they are more scattered now instead of steady rain. the wettest part of the bay area had over a half an inch of rain. on the satellite you can see the eye of the storm still spinning in the gulf of alaska. there is plenty of cold air the will rush in tonight and tomorrow. showers and chilly temperatures will continue friday with highs in the 40s and 50s. it will be a mostly dry but chilly start to the weekend. on sunday the clouds return with a chance of rain. more rain is possible next week.

(steve) in world news -- a powerful winter storm swept across europe today -- bringing (steve) in world news --

a powerful winter storm swept across europe today -- bringing strong winds that killed at least 7 and shut down travel across the continent. a twitter user captured this video from the netherlands --- you can see the wind toppling over a few people causing them to slide and roll on the ground. winter weather in the netherlands is so severe that storm winds blew the roof off a residential building in rotterdam today. amsterdam's main international airport grounded all flights for about an hour this morning -- canceling over 150 flights

-- and some roof damage was reported there as well. (catherine) a big story we're following. an undocumented u-c berkeley student... arrested at a border checkpoint... is now a free man. luis mora was locked up for three weeks at a detention facility in san diego . he's a student at u-c berkeley and expected to return to school soon. the 20-year-old and his girlfriend were leaving a party earlier this month and took a wrong turn -- ending up at a checkpoint. mora had overstayed his visa while visiting the u.s. from colombia as a child. he talked with kron four after his release.(sot) released from detention:"and i'm grateful to be here and to be able to fight my case to remain in this i call home, despite not having legal papers yet i call home, my heart."(catherine)(catherine) mora and his attorney say people shouldn't forget the more than 36-thousand other people who are still in detention facilities. (steve) state attorney general-- xavier becerra-- called a press conference today... not adressing the rumored immigrations raids. instead he focused on new

laws and how they protect daca recipients in california. there are two new state laws being introduced. one which says employers cannot voluntarily share employee information... bacera warning employers that breaking this law could result in hefty fines. xavier becerra: "regardless of the rumors, the law is the law and people have rights.marc levine/assembly member: "we are not in the immigration business, we are here to protect public safety. the rumors of immigration raids insight fears in undocumented immigrants. levin says the new laws will protect those immigrants... not ice. (catherine) new at six... amazon has a released a list of cities that it's considering for its second headquarters. and the bay area did 'not' make the cut. although los angeles is on the list. last year...amazon got bids from 2-hundred-38 cities and regions across north america.

only four cities west of the mississippi river made the exclusive list... there's a heavy east coast presence... and toronto is the only canadian city being considered. the final decision will come later this year. seattle is home to the current amazon headquarters. https://images-na.ssl-images- amazon.com/imag es/g/01/anything/ test/images/usa/dl-81924915-02- hq2candidates.ócb487782109ó.jpg (( áá v.o. / steve áá )) in london another police charge of sexual misconduct is looming againstdisgraced hollywood actor kevin spacey (( áá v.o. / catherine áá )) the fight against cancer got a boost today. coming up -- a breakthrough drug that may be able to stop tumors in their tracks. at stanford health care, we can now repair complex aortic aneurysms

without invasive surgery. if we can do that, imagine what we can do for varicose veins. and if we can precisely treat eye cancer with minimal damage to the rest of the eye, imagine what we can do for glaucoma, even cataracts. if we can use dna to diagnose the rarest of diseases, imagine what we can do for the conditions that affect us all. imagine what we can do for you. it's just my eczema again,t. but it's fine. yeah, it's fine. you ok? eczema. it's fine. hey! hi! aren't you hot? eczema again? it's fine. i saw something the other day. eczema exposed. your eczema could be something called atopic dermatitis, which can be caused by inflammation under your skin. maybe you should ask your doctor? go to eczemaexposed.com to learn more. i was wondering if an electric toothbrusthan a manual.s better

and my hygienist says it does but they're not all the same. who knew? i had no idea. so she said, look for one that's shaped like a dental tool with a round brush head. go pro with oral-b. oral-b's rounded brush head surrounds each tooth to gently remove more plaque. and unlike sonicare, oral-b is the only electric toothbrush brand accepted by the american dental association for its effectiveness and safety. my mouth feels so clean. i'll only use an oral-b. oral-b. brush like a pro. (steve) for your health tonight... a cancer drug is in development that might stop the disease before it spreads.(catherine) the medication would target specific enzymes which spread tumors. the drug would bind the membrane, stopping it from quickly multiplying cells. (steve) researchers in

sweden studied the different kinds of isolated proteins that are inside cells. it's not clear yet when the drug might be released. (catherine) repeated hits to the head are the cause of c-t-e, according to a study by boston university. researchers say getting hit in the head often can be more dangerous than concussions. (steve) the new study continues to highlight the risks of young athletes playing contact sports like football. researchers studied the brains of teenaged athletes who had died....which showed changes right after trauma. (catherine) about 20 percent of the brains studied with c-t-e never had a concussion. the n-f-l's chief medical officer says the league is continuing to work to better protect its players. (( áá v.o. / steve áá )) in mexico explorers have discovered the largest cavern in the world, it's 216 miles and all of it underwater! (( áá v.o. / catherine áá )) in just over 26 hours -- the government runs out of

money. but there could bea short term fix for the possible shutdown?

taking a live look outside right now... chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now

with another look at the four zone forecast... lawrence karnow: a new storm brought rain to the entire bay area. it is a much colder storm so snow levels in the bay area will drop to near 3,000 feet. that means we could see a few snow flakes on our higher peaks. showers will continue tonight with a chance of isolated thunderstorms. you can see the showers on doppler radar. they are more scattered now instead of steady rain. the wettest part of the bay area had over a half an inch of rain. on the satellite you can see the eye of the storm still spinning in the gulf of alaska. there is plenty of cold air the will rush in tonight and tomorrow. showers and chilly temperatures will continue friday with highs in the 40s and 50s. it will be a mostly dry but chilly start to the weekend. on sunday the clouds return with a chance of rain. more rain is possible next week.

the weather is cold and rainy through out the bay area. umbrellas are out and roads are slick. here at ocean beach, the waves are high with a high surf advisory starting last night and going through tomorrow. beach

goers are being warned to keep an eye out for sneaker waves... and cautioned about cliff errosion. charles clifford, kron4 news. here in santa cruz high surf, rough water and a busy day for first responders. rescue teams plucked no fewer than six people fromthe storm tossed seas. five of them were surfers who battled rip tidesand difficult conditions between pleasure point and capitola. the capitola warf was also closed as a precaution as the swell was expected to peak at between around 15 feet. no serious injuries were reported. in santa cruz rob fladeboe kron 4 news shaila ramos was brought to this country by her parents when she was two. 'when people tell me that i don't belong here i'm like i grew up here i do belong here. this is shaila ramos shaila ramos was brought to

this country by her parents when she was two. 'when people tell me that i don't belong here i'm like i grew up here i do belong here. this is where my family is when my friends areshe is currently has protected status under daca...the program was halted by president trump, who's portrait hangs just steps from where the activists are rallying today. he gave congress a march deadline to come up with a permanet solution. now lawmakers are struggling to come up with a bipartisan bill that would give those young people a path to citizenship. some democrats are saying without it, they'll vote against the republican bill preventing a government shutdown those dreamers here today say they

want a chance to stay and work ....and contribute to the country they call home. maureen kelly kron4 news. an undocumented u-c berkeley student... arrested at a border checkpoint... is now a free man. luis mora was locked up for three weeks at the otay mesa dentention facility in san diego . mora is a student at uc berkeley and expected to return to school soon. the 20-year-old student and his girlfriend were leaving a party january... when they took a wrong turn and ended up at a checkpoint. mora overstayed his visa while visiting the u.s. from colombia as a child. while luis mora is free...he and his attorney reminded people not to forget about the more than 36-thousand people... still in detention facilities. lp, kron4 news (catherine) tonight a deal to avoid a government shutdown is coming down to the wire. the federal government runs out of money late friday night.(steve) that's unless congress reaches a deal to keep the country up and running. white house correspondent mark meredith has the very latest. during a visit to the pentagon thursday morning, president trump said he wasn't sure if congress would find a way to avoid a government shutdown. nat of trump: "it could

happen, we'll see what happens" and on capitol hill several lawmakers told us the same thing. "i don't know if we're going to be able to keep government open"louisiana senator john kennedy says its congress's job to avoid a shutdown at all costs. but fellow republican, senator mike rounds of south dakota, said he didn't believe he could support a deal unless congress immediately boosted military spending. ""it is critical that we find a way to get the resources for the men and women who wear the uniform""while republicans control congress, in the senate, republicans need at least 9 democrats to vote yesto get the 60 votes necessary to avoid a shutdown so republicans leaders sweetened the billin an effort to make it harder for democrats to vote nothe bill also funds the national children's health insurance programor chipfor six more years. but minority leader chuck schumer said even so, other important issues remain unresolved."it doesn't resolve the fate of the dreamers. it doesn't include an increase in military funding that members

from both sides of the aisle would support. it's just another kick of the can down the road"florida republican marco rubio told us he's tired of the finger pointing"i think everybody needs to take a deep breath, that its not the end of world, but its not the ideal way to run the government"both democrats and republicans admit they're tired of passing short term deals. and that a budget showdown every few weeks hurts everyone.in washington, i'm mark meredith. (oncam) new tonight at 6. former u-s-a gymnastics team doctor larry nassar was in court today for a third day of sentencing in his sex abuse trial. several olympic gold medalists are among the more than 140 female athletes who say nassar sexually abused them. he pleaded guilty in november to multiple counts of criminal sexual assault, admitting to abusing patients under his care, some of whom were under age 13. part of nassar's plea deal allows his accusers to confront him with victim impact statements in

court. nassar wrote a letter to the presiding circuit judge detailing his concerns with the process -- citing his own mental health. the judge dismissed his complaints, saying the letter wasn't "worth the paper it's written on." (catherine) government scientists say that 2017 was one of the hottest years on record. nasa says it was the second-warmest year since record-keeping began ... while noaa says it was third-warmest. both agencies have been tracking world-wide records going back to 1880. noaa says the difference in findings comes down to the different methods the agencies use to analyze global temperatures. it also says that both agencies agree that the five warmest years on record have all happened since 2010. (( áá v.o. / catherine áá )) sloppy skies aren't getting in the way of a little drama in the city as a movie continues filming on the streets of san francisco

use. swipe through the headlines to get the stories that are important to you, or watch the kron 4 newscast live. the kron 4 news app, download it today."> who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. (steve) the streets of

san francisco have been the setting for many famous movie car chases ... from "the rock" to steve mcqueen's "bullit." (catherine) certain neighborhoods have recently had streets shut down for the filming of a new marvel

movie..called "venom." notices are popping up on people's doors, asking permission to film in their neighborhood. although the notice says the filming is for "antidote..." it's for the new marvel movie -- rumored to feature an appearance from spider-man.(steve) this is video given to us by kron4's j.r. stone of filming in stone of filming in north beach last night. according to "film sf," taylor street between greenwich and broadway will be closed for more filming tonight... although the shoot could be delayed by weather. venom is expected to hit theatres this october. in sports -- the raiders new coaching staff is taking shape we'll tell you of a familiar name that is return to oakland. also -- the starters for the 2018 n-b-a all-star game are out our sports director, gary radnich will tell us which warriors made the cut he has all the sports coming up

the nba announced the all-star game starters steph curry and kevin durant will represent the warriors curry and lebron james will be the captains for the western and eastern conference. they led the all star voting in their conferences. durant is making is named a starter for the second straight year with golden state. curry becomes the first warrior to start in five consecutive all star games. their teammates in the west will be james harden... and pelicans big men, anthony davis and demarcus cousins. in the east joining lebron... former teammate and now boston celtic, kyrie iriving giannis antetokoumpo from milwaukee... 76ers forward, joel embiid and raptors' demar derozan. under the new format, curry and lebron will choose from a pool of starters and reserves regardless of which conference they play in.

not everyone seems to be happy with the all star voting results in recent years oakland native and trail blazers point guard, damian lillard feels disrespected and frusturated... after being snubbed for the last two seasons. lillard believes he's been the fall out guy... even though portland has been able to make the playoffs during that span. the 27-year-old ranks as the sixth best guard in the nba but says he wouldn't be surprised if lonzo ball, who ranks 52nd... was selected to the all star game over him.

this week the hardwood floor has turned into a boxing ring. the nba is suspending magic guard, arron affalo for two games for throwing a punch at minnesota's forward, nemanja bjelica on wednesday night. affalo didn't play against the cavs tonight and will miss the matchup against boston sunday he will lose over 32-thousand dollars in salary. spurs head coach, gregg popovich shared his thoughts on players fighting

jon gruden coaching staff is taking shape. the raiders hire 13 new assistants today. among all the new coaches... the biggest name returning to oakland is former raiders head coach, tom cable... as it was reported earlier last week he will be the teams new offensive line coach. cable spent the last seven seasons with seattle. by gruden making this move... hints that marshawn lynch could return to play the final year of his contract. cable played a big role as the

o-line coach for the seahawks during their super bowl years... when marshawn ranked among the best running backs in the league. the jags are getting ready face tom brady, who's been dealing with a hand injury. with a win they would reach the super bowl for first time in franchise history. earlier this week, star running back leonard fournette was leonard running back leonard fournette was involved in a fender bender... no one was hurt. but turns out the people in the other car were steelers fans, who attended the game last sunday.

we head to we head to australia -- very hot conditions for round two of the australian open roger federer taking on jan lennard struff --

third set -- tie breaker federer forehand winner... takes 2-nothing lead -- match-point for the 19-time grand slam winner struff can't handle his serve federer advances in straight sets... 6-4, 6-4, 7-6 -- novak djokovic playing geal monfils in over 100 degree heat in the third - - great rally djokovic with a forehand crosscourt court winner takes a 5-1 lead -- 2 games later -- djokovic puts the match away beautiful smash to end his afternoon -- djokovic wins after dropping the first set 4-6

(( áá v.o. / steve áá )) three family members fishing for trout almost lose their lives as aspeedboat slams into their skiff.

a harrowing boat crash is caught on camera in oregon... and now the boat's owner is facing legal trouble over the close call.

jeremy roth has today's take a look at this! a terrifying boat crash was caught on camera in oregonit happened on the columbia river on august 12the three people in the fishing boat tried to warn off the speeding, 30-foot baylinerthey were able to escape overboard at the last secondsome minor injuries were reportedthe crash resulted in a lawsuit filed by one of the fishermen against the boat's driverthe lawsuit reportedly alleges the driver may have been distracted by his cell phonea group of divers found a connection between two underwater caverns in mexico ...revealing what experts now believe is the biggest flooded cavern on the planetthe cavern, which is roughly 216 miles long, was discovered ...

in the state of quintana roo, on the yucatan peninsulathe gran acuifero maya research group made the discovery after nearly a year of exploring cavesscientists hope the discovery will help shed new light on ancient mayan civilizationsjust hours after being unveiled, a new rescue drone was put to the test off the australialifeguards were holding session for the little ripper uavwhen two teenagers were reported in distress in the waves the trial run turned into a real rescue as took flight and dropped a flotation device to aid the swimmerswho made it to shore unharmed thanks to the rescue unit.for talat - i'm jeremy roth (catherine) police in london are investigating a third sexual assault claim against actor kevin spacey. they say a man was sexually assaulted in 2005 in westminster. the police force didn't identify spacey as the suspect...but did say it was same person accused of an assault in 2005 and again in 2008, both in the south london borough of lambeth. the suspect in those cases has been widely named in british media as spacey. th 58-year old actor once lived in london and served as

artistic director of the old vic theater in lambeth. more than 12 people have now accused spacey of sexual misconduct. (steve) pope francis officiated an impromptu wedding today on-board the papal plane. the bride and groom are flight attendants who the pope began chatting with during his flight from santiago, chile. they told him that they had gotten a civil marriage after the church they planned to marry in was destroyed in an earthquake in 20-10. when the pontiff learned this, he offered to marry them on the spot. a cardinal on board drafted a wedding certificate by hand, the airline's c-e-o served as a witness, and the couple was married at 36- thousand feet. the vatican says it is the first time a pope has married a couple on a papal plane. final look at the weather with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow.

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