here is a live look at the embarcadero. ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)dry and cool weather is forecast for today. the next system is expected to spread rain across primarily the northern portion of the forecast area from late sunday through sunday night. rain could be heavy at times in the north bay. the weather pattern will remain active into next week, with more rain likely by midweek. ( marty ) our top story this

morning ...the federal government is closed. the government shut down at

midnight after senators failed to pass a stopgap funding measure in order to avoid a government shutdown. karin caifa is in washington with the latest. 0:17:30 mcconnell: the government shutdown was completely avoidable, now it's imminent.the federal government going into shutdown overnightsenators unable to reach an agreement on a spending bill to avoid a government shutdown ahead of the midnight deadline... despite last minute negotiations.60 votes are needed for passage in the senate - the big sticking point for democrats - immigration. they want protection for the so called 'dreamers'but the republican leadership says those talks should come later... daca won't expire until march at the earliest.sen. mitch mcconnell, (r) majority leader: apparently, they believe that the issue of illegal immigration is more important than everything else. minutes into the shutdown the finger pointing started - schumer: 0:30:05 this will be

called the trump shutdown, this will be called the trump shutdown because there is no one, no one that deserves the blame for the position we find ourselves in more than president trump.mcconnell: 0:17:15 what we've just witnessed on the floor was a cynical decision by senate democrats to shove aside millions of americans for the sake of irresponsible political games. the white house putting the blame squarely on democrats - "we will not negotiate the status of unlawful immigrants while democrats hold our lawful citizens hostage over their reckless demands."the senate plans to vote on a short term extension as early as saturday - setting up another showdown for february 8th.on capitol hill i'm karin caifa. ( marty ) the shutdown takes effect on the first anniversary of president trump taking office. in a tweet this morning ... the president blamed democrats for the shutdown. saying quote ... "democrats are far more concerned with illegal immigrants than they are with our great military or safety

at our dangerous southern border. they could have easily made a deal but decided to play shutdown politics instead. we need more republicans in 20-18 in order to power through mess." ( marty ) members of the military will be working without pay. federal law enforcement agencies will not be affected by the shutdown. nor will postal service. but one of the first things we think about during a government shutdown is impact on national parks.. kron four's spencer blake went to alcatraz landing and found out the iconic island will not be affected by the shutdown. "the first initial reaction will be a huge sigh of relief, and then just to be - yeah, i'll be really ecstatic for those who had planned - some people for months - to come out to the island, and they will be able to experience it." that would have been alcatraz cruises marketing director antonette sespene's reaction had congress reached a deal on a spending bill.even though we are now in a shutdown, people with reservations on alcatraz cruises don't have to change plans.the company's website tours will continue to operate in the event of a government shutdown.tourists on friday might have been the last ones

for a while otherwise."i watched what was going on, and i'm pretty active in the political aspect of things, but i didn't even think of that today!"white house budget director mick mulvaney says the plan to keep national parks operating is meant to lessen the blow of the shutdown.some out-of-state tourists who came to alcatraz planned ahead in case a shutdown did ruin their sightseeing."we were gonna go do it this weekend but because of the upcoming events we thought maybe we should go ahead and do it today and get it over with. and are you glad you did?very much so. that way if they can't come to an agreement up on the hill i still got my vacation time in." the sespene says employees at alcatraz cruises were on pins and needles all day friday, but now that they know the island will be open, saturday will be just another day at work for them, and another day at play for the tourists."oh it was great! a little cold, but it was fun to go out there and see it and get a little glimpse of history."

people will be packing the streets ... for this year's women's march. there's going to be at least seven marches around the bay area. kron 4's camila bernal is live in san francisco's civic plaza to give us a preview of what to expect.camila? activists will return to the streets for women's marches around the world. last year in s-f 100-thousand people came out with a message of female enpowerment and to protest president trump.at least seven marches are happening in the bay area. one of those is in san francisco... at civic center plazafirst thing saturday morning dozens of people will be at the office making posters and signs to bring to

the march.the goal of gathering all these people is to encourager voter registration.then take that momentum to target swing states in the midterm elections.traffic around all marches will be impacted.in san francisco, there will be extra buses, trains and ferries to accomdate all the marchers who will start at city hall and head down market street to the embarcadero.

thanks camila ...as we mentioned there are 7 marches happened all around the bay happened all marches there are 7 mentioned as we ...thanks camila thanks camila ...as we mentioned there are 7 marches happened all around the bay area.aside from san francisco ...the three other big marches are happening in oakland, walnut creek and san jose.they start at 10 this morning at the lake merrit amphitheater in oakland ... and 10:30 at civic park in walnut creek ... and 11 o'clock at san jose city hall.if you plan to participate ... its advised to get there early to avoid traffic. ( marty )coming up next ... an update on the condition of a high school wrestler ... paralyzed during a match last week.we'll hear from the teenager's childhood friend. ( marty )and the giants roll out the red carpet to introduce new third baseman, evan longoria we'll hear from him later ( marty ) plus ... the deadly flu season is spreading

across the country. the one thing everyone is doing that makes them a target .... we'll explain. explain. feel that tingle of a cold sore coming on? explain. only abreva can heal it in as little as two and a half days when used at the first sign. abreva starts to work immediately to block the virus and protect healthy cells. abreva acts on it. so you can too. for your health this morning.

most of us have been told to cover our mouths when sneezing or coughing... but a new study says that may not be enough to prevent a virus from spreading. the study showed that simply breathing can spread viruses... 178 people came in and breathed into a machine that was used to analyze the flu virus in exhaled breath. the san jose state university dean of engineering was part of a team of researchers that conducted the study. ( marty ) the study reinforces that if you are sick ... it's best to not go to work, or any other public spaces. researchers say that is the

best way to reduce the chances of spreading the flu. (dave)cool and breezy, but lots of sun. rain around the bend. we'll explore it, next ! ( dave )

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northern portion of the forecast area from late sunday through sunday night. rain could be heavy at times in the north bay. the weather pattern will remain active into next week, with more rain likely by midweek. ( marty ) in other bay area news ...

san francisco police have arrested the man they say shot

and killed a 65-year-old woman in san francisco.this is video of the scene. police say 67-year-old winston hue shot the woman multiple times friday afternoon on the 1800 block of 34th avenue . the victim died at the scene. hue managed to get away before police responded. they found hue last night around 10 p-m in san francisco.no other details have been released. ( marty ) there is outrage over the sentence handed down to the wife of an alameda county sheriff's deputy... she was involved in a dui crash in san ramon that left a three-year-old dead.... on friday yarenit malihan pleaded guilty to vehicular manslaughter and d-u-i . she was sentenced to seven years in prison. but as kron4 's teresia estacio reports...she will serve a lot less time than that. summary:an alameda county sheriff's deputies wife has been sentenced friday to seven years in prison for the 2016 dui crash that killed 3-year- old elijah dunn.yarenit liliana malihan, 40, of pleasanton, pleaded guilty to gross vehicular manslaughter

while intoxicated and driving under the influence causing injury.she has accepted a plea deal and is not expected to serve the full seven years. kron4's terisa estacio says dunn's family is outraged with the sentence."i was able to speak in front of the judge," elijah's father eric dunn said. "i asked for the maximum. she killed my son."in court, five family members gave victim statements to the judge, pleading for a longer sentence."unfair, unjust," elijah's grandfather chuck manoiki said. "justice was not served. she was given 7 years for gross vehicular manslaughter, she should have been given second-degree manslaughter. she will only serve about 50 percent of the sentence." ( marty ) ( marty ) a high

school athlete paralyzed during an east bay wrestling match is making progress in his recovery. ryan joseph suffered a spinal cord injury last wednesday while wrestling for college park high school in pleasant hill. he has been in intensive care ever since. ryan's family has set up a gofundme page to help with his medical bills ... and the

community is coming together to support him as

>> dr. stanley: remember this: cannot change the laws of god. when he has visited you in some form of adversity and he brings you through that, that's like he has increased the strength of the foundation of your life and your faith in him. ( marty ) the giants introduced their new third baseman, evan longoria. the former tampa bay star met reporters with president larry baer and general manager bobby evans. the gold glove third baseman adds durablilty to the giants

lineup. longoria comes to a team that lost 98 games last season. the three-time all star says he wants to help the giants get back to the playoffs. < "being able to come to an organization and a city and a place like this makes it a little bit easier, obviously the recent success of the organization sticks out in my mind and a reason for me to believe we are not that far off from getting to that point again">>( marty ) the giants signed the 32-year-old longoria to a 5-year-deal.and baseball fans, spring training is just over one month away. the home opener is april 3rd ... against the seattle mariners. now here's gary with more sports. (ácommercialá)

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rain across primarily the northern portion of the forecast area from late sunday through sunday night. rain could be heavy at times in the north bay. the weather pattern will remain active into next week, with more rain likely by midweek. ( marty ) a battle is brewing between sanctuary city

san francisco and the federal government. there have been rumblings of massive ice raids coming to the bay area. but kron4's maureen kelly reports san francisco's police chief and acting mayor say they are ready to stand up for immigrants. we will never abandon our values because of threats and we will remain a sanctuary city today tomorrow and always acting mayor london breed called the news conference to respond to the reports that a major immigration sweep is looming. she says the city's plan is to respond from a position of power, not panic. that is why we have increased funding for legal services were immigrants that is why we have educated more than 10,000 individual through know your

rights training it is why we have provided more than 4000legal consultations they've getting the word out about the city's rapid response hotline....asking people who spot an ice raid to call it in, or even text a picture to the hotline. those on the other line will then verify the activity is truly an immigration raid. and if someone is detained...send an legal advocate to try and get them released on bond and offer support services to their family. the city's police chief was there to dispel some of the fear amoungst the immigrant community.we have a role in federal immigration enforcement, none whatsoever. if you see an officer out there on samples of the police off sir feel free, and san francisco police officer, feel free to engage with that office or feel free to report crimes and feel free to go that bad off siri is there to help to know that that officer is there to help youthe hotline has gotten over 500 calls aleady this week..which have mostly been rumors about raids that turned out to be unfounded and questions from

some very scared people.the community is definitely very afraid and panics by these threats everyone everyone wants to know. set up an emergency plan for their family. people are very afraid and asking if my family member is detained how can i transfer parental guardian ship for my child because i'm afraid of this happening to me and being separated from my familya community organizer assisting with the hotline says it's dedicated to ice enforcement raid verification and response....and is not to be used for legal advice. we've posted that hotline number on our website, kron4.com. there you can also find a list of immigrant legal resources in the bay area. maureen kelly kron4 news. ( marty ) in the east bay... the mother injured when a stolen truck slammed into her car has been released from the hospital. that crash killed her four- year-old daughter. now doctors say ... her two-year- old daughter may have just days to live. police say a stolen truck driven by noe saucedo slammed into the family. the suspect was being pursued by a contra

costa sheriff's deputy. saucedo was charged with murder... among other charges. ( marty ) emeryville police arrested cameron gordon of oakland. they discovered a loaded gun in his car during a traffic stop wednesday night ... on 53-rd street and san pablo avenue. police say they also found a cup filled with marijuana in the car ... after noticing the odor of the drug. the fires may be out ... but the tough times have not ended. how north bay residents are fighting for wildifre insurance. live look outside... san mateo bridge.

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firestorm took dozens of lives and burned through hundreds of homes. this week -- lawmakers are pushing to help those survivors. kody leibowitz reports.

this is video of fires burning along their destructive path in october. dozens of lives lost. thousands of homes destroyed. memories lost with the flames. (;10)kron4 reporter: how long have you lived here for?north bay fire survivor: 21 years.kron4 reporter; that's a lifetime.north bay fire survivor: yeah it is. a lifetime of memories and everything's gone. we didn't get pictures or anything. add to it billions of dollars in insurance claims -- making the fires the costliest in california history. (:08)dave jones, insurance commissioner "now people are trying to recover and in the course of that recovery there have been a number of problems and challenges." - ic dave jones

at press conference 1/16/18 on tuesday -- insurance commissioner dave jones and democratic assemblymembers and senators push forward to help fire survivors. one bill gives those affected an extra year to already two years to rebuild their homes after a wildfire. it was introduced by assemblymember cecilia aguiar-curry... (;06) assemblymember cecilia aguiar- curry "grieving families should not, and i say should not have to worry about their insurance coverage being cut off after 24 months." (:08) assemblymember marc levine "we learned very quickly after the north bay fires that many policy holders were actually underinsured for rebuilding." assemblymember marc levine sponsors several bills -- one looking to help those who are underinsurance and those looking to rebuild a new property.. (;08)marc levine "we have an opportunity to prospectively provide really strong consumer protections for californians."kody leibowitz, kron4 news

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forecast for today. the next system is expected to spread rain across primarily the northern portion of the forecast area from late sunday through sunday night. rain could be heavy at times in the north bay. the weather pattern will remain active into next week, with more rain likely by midweek.

( marty ) san francisco prides itself as being a bike friendly city. in 2012 ... the port of san francisco constructed a safe bike lane, dedicated to riders.but stanley roberts points out, that is not the case. you are looking at a class one bike lane in san francisco, it is completely protected from trafficnats: ambiance it has if own traffic signal it even has a stop sign. but it

appears to missing two . or make that three things it's missing, bicyclists i say that only because i haven't seen one on the bike path entire time i was here. it's also missing parts of the fence. in random locations so you walk through here a lot? i walk through here fairly regularly, i just noticed they are missing part of the fences you come through here more than i do so what did you notice well i definitely noticed pieces of the fence are missing apparently someone borrowed close to a quarter mile of fence and not many people noticed.. now it looks like some of the fence was run over, you can tell that by the bent poles sticking out of the concrete barriers however in some cases it appears as if the poles were sawed off . which makes this protected bike lane not so protected this is a really nice bike path i usually just walk on the sidewalk or the bike path but it feels a little vulnerable when you're walking down and they're huge trucks coming in right at you i definitely move over to the side,( and the fence is gone) the fence feels it's a protective shield this

project belongs to the port of san francisco, but it's almost like it was built in 2012 and the port forgot about it ..i noticed this because i was looking into complaints of illegal dumping in india basin . and noticed a bike lane in need of repair also some of the signage could be upgraded, this one says no parking between 1201 to 6am . when really there is not parking every day and this old fire box which looks like it been through a fire .this looks more like a boondoggle than it does a class one bicycle lane but you paid for it .you can see where it was sawed yea clearly yea i'm sure someone is using it for scrap metal i don't know, who steals a fence ( i don't know i don't know i never witnessed anybody stealing a fence)in san francisco stanley roberts kron 4 news ( marty ) women have exposed sexual harassment from hollywood...to the state capitol. but a new piece of legislation tries to help victims of harassment in any industry in california. the current law only gives

workers a year to file a claim with the state. now some assemblywomen want to extend that statue of limitation to three years. an attorney who represents low wage women in the workforce says there are reasons why victims wait... ( marty ) even with those concerns...adv ocates expect employers to challenge the legislation. critics say giving victims more time to file a claim-- increases employer liability. coming up next ... find out when you can see a super, blue and blood moon ... all in one .... live look outside... san francisco embarcadero. ( marty ) for the weekend: come down to san jose for their 2018 craft fair. there will be artwork, candles, jewels ... live music and more. it will be at

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to get more people to sign up for the annual subscription. their annual subscription is 99-dollars and if you break that down it's only 8-25 a month. ( marty ) and it's about to get harder to fly with an emotional support animal on delta airlines. delta says beginning march first ... all passengers bringing animals into the cabin will be required to provide documentation from a doctor or mental health professional. they will also need a signed letter stating the animal is trained to behave without a kennel. the airline says the decision was made after repeated incidents involving untrained animals biting passengers and relieving themselves on airplanes. delta also says customers have tried to pass off animals including turkeys, snakes and spiders as comfort pets. according the airline, about seven hundred service animals fly on its planes each day. (dave)cool and breezy, but lots of sun. rain around the bend. we'll explore it, next ! (camilla) thousands of

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(dave)dry and cool weather is forecast for today. the next system is expected to spread rain across primarily the northern portion of the forecast area from late sunday through sunday night. rain could be heavy at times in the north bay. the weather pattern will remain active into next week, with more rain likely by midweek.

midweek.likely by midweek. ( marty ) our top morning ...the federal government is closed. the government shut down at midnight after senators failed to pass a stopgap funding measure in order to avoid a government shutdown. karin caifa is in washington with the latest. 0:17:30 mcconnell: the government shutdown was completely avoidable, now it's imminent.the federal government going into shutdown overnightsenators unable to reach an agreement on a spending bill to avoid a government shutdown ahead of the midnight deadline...

despite last minute negotiations.60 votes are needed for passage in the senate - the big sticking point for democrats - immigration. they want protection for the so called 'dreamers'but the republican leadership says those talks should come later... daca won't expire until march at the earliest.sen. mitch mcconnell, (r) majority leader: apparently, they believe that the issue of illegal immigration is more important than everything else. minutes into the shutdown the finger pointing started - schumer: 0:30:05 this will be called the trump shutdown, this will be called the trump shutdown because there is no one, no one that deserves the blame for the position we find ourselves in more than president trump.mcconnell: 0:17:15 what we've just witnessed on the floor was a cynical decision by senate democrats to shove aside millions of americans for the sake of irresponsible political games. the white house putting the blame squarely on democrats - "we will not negotiate the status

of unlawful immigrants while democrats hold our lawful citizens hostage over their reckless demands."the senate plans to vote on a short term extension as early as saturday - setting up another showdown for february 8th.on capitol hill i'm karin caifa. ( marty ) the senate is set to reconvene to reach an agreement. the shutdown takes effect on the first anniversary of president trump taking office. in a tweet this morning ... the president blamed democrats for the shutdown. saying quote ... "democrats are far more concerned with illegal immigrants than they are with our great military or safety at our dangerous southern border. they could have easily made a deal but decided to play shutdown politics instead. we need more republicans in 20-18 in order to power through this mess." ( marty ) members of the military will be working without pay. federal law enforcement agencies will not be affected by the shutdown. nor will postal service.

while national parks would be impacted ... we found out that alcatraz island is staying open.that means people with reservations on alcatraz cruises don't have to change plans.the company's website says tours will continue to ( marty )white house budget director mick mulvaney says the plan to keep national parks operating is meant to lessen the blow of the shutdown. people will be packing the streets ... for this year's women's march. there's going to be at least seven marches around the bay area. kron 4's camila bernal is live in san francisco's civic plaza to give us a preview of what to expect.camila? activists will return to the streets for women's marches around the world. last

year in s-f 100-thousand people came out with a message of female enpowerment and to protest president trump.at least seven marches are happening in the bay area. one of those is in san francisco... at civic center plazafirst thing saturday morning dozens of people will be at the office making posters and signs to bring to the march.the goal of gathering all these people is to encourager voter registration.then take that momentum to target swing states in the midterm elections.traffic around all marches will be impacted.in san francisco, there will be extra buses, trains and ferries to accomdate all the marchers who will start at city hall and head down market street to the embarcadero.

and 11 o'clock at san jose city hall.if you plan to participate ... its advised to get there early to avoid traffic. ( marty )coming up next ... an update on the condition of a high school wrestler ... paralyzed during a match last week.we'll hear from the teenager's childhood ( marty )and the giants roll out the red carpet to introduce new third baseman, evan longoria we'll hear from him later in sports. ( marty ) plus ... the deadly flu season is spreading across the country. the one thing everyone is doing that makes them a target .... we'll explain.

for your health this morning. most of us have been told to cover our mouths when sneezing or coughing... but a new study says that may not be enough to prevent a virus from spreading. the study showed that simply breathing can spread viruses... 178 people came in and breathed into a machine that was used to analyze the flu virus in

exhaled breath. the san jose state university dean of engineering was part of a team of researchers that conducted the study. ( marty ) the study reinforces that if you are sick ... it's best to not go to work, or any other public spaces. researchers say that is the best way to reduce the chances of spreading the flu. ( marty ) many hospitals around the bay area are adding staff to deal with the increased number of flu patients and some urgent care centers are extending hours. for more information ... kron-4 dot com is your source for tracking the flu. there you can see what doctors are saying about the intensifying flu season. and how you can stay healthy with our flu survival guide. all on kron-4 dot com (dave)cool and breezy, but

lots of sun. rain around the bend. we'll explore it, next ! live look outside... bay bridge toll plaza. ( marty ) for the weekend: celebrate the lunar new year ... at the traveling festival in san francisco. there will be a lion dancer performing at the san francisco public library. the event goes on all day ... and it's free. sfx: tinny headphone music sfx: feet shuffling life can change in an instant. be covered when it does... ...with a health plan through covered california. we offer free expert help choosing the best plan for you. and all of our plans include free preventive care. financial help is available, so check for yourself to see what savings you qualify for. open enrollment ends january 31st, so don't miss out. because you never know when life... ...will change. get covered today.

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embarcadero this morning. toss to weather.

(dave)dry and cool weather is forecast for today. the next system is expected to spread rain across primarily the northern portion of the forecast area from late sunday through sunday night. rain could be heavy at times in the north bay. the weather pattern will remain active into next week, with more rain likely by midweek. ( marty )in other bay area news ... police say a man suspected of shooting and killing a 65-of shooting man suspected police say a area news ...in other bay ( marty )( marty ) in other bay area news ...

police say a man suspected of shooting and killing a 65- year-old woman in san francisco ... killed himself. this is video of the scene last night. police say 67- year-old winston hue shot the woman multiple times friday afternoon on the 1800 block of 34th avenue . the victim died at the scene. hue managed to get away before police responded. they then found hue around 10 p-m near 47th avenue and lincoln avenue. police attempted to negotiated with him ... but he shot and killed himself in his car minutes later.the investigation is ongoing this morning. ( marty ) there is outrage over the sentence handed down

to the wife of an alameda county sheriff's deputy... she was involved in a d-u-i crash in san ramon that left a three-year-old dead. on friday yarenit malihan pleaded guilty to vehicular manslaughter and d-u-i . she was sentenced to seven years in prison. but she will serve less than that. the 40 year old was intoxicated when she slammed into the back of car parked on the side of 680. that crash killed 3 year old elijah dunn.after the sentencing ... the boy's family was

to turn back time. ( marty ) a high school athlete paralyzed during an east bay wrestling match is making progress in his recovery. ryan joseph suffered a spinal cord injury last wednesday while wrestling for college park high school in pleasant hill. he has been in intensive care ever since. ryan's family has set up a gofundme page to help with his medical bills ... and the community is coming together to support him as

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marty ) the giants introduced their new third baseman, evan longoria. the former tampa bay star met reporters with president larry baer and general manager bobby evans. the gold glove third baseman adds durablilty to the giants lineup. longoria comes to a team that lost 98 games last season. the three-time all star says he wants to help the giants get playoffs. < "being able to come to an organization and a city and a place like this makes it a little bit easier, obviously the recent success of the organization sticks out in my mind and a reason for me to believe we are not that far off from getting to that point again">>( marty ) the giants signed the 32-

year-old longoria to a 5-year-deal.and baseball fans, spring training is just over one month away.the home opener is april 3rd ... against the seattle mariners. now here's gary with more sports.

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( marty ) dave spahr has your forecast... (dave)dry and cool weather is forecast for today. the next system is expected to spread rain across primarily the northern portion of the forecast area from late sunday

through sunday night. rain could be heavy at times in the north bay. the weather pattern will remain active into next week, with more rain likely by midweek. ( marty ) a battle is brewing between sanctuary city san francisco and the federal

government. there have been rumblings of massive ice raids coming to the bay area. but kron4's maureen kelly reports san francisco's police chief and acting mayor say they are ready to stand up for we will never abandon our values because of threats and we will remain a sanctuary city today tomorrow and always acting mayor london breed called the news conference to respond to the reports that a major immigration sweep is looming. she says the city's plan is to respond from a position of power, not panic. that is why we have increased funding for legal services were immigrants that is why we have educated more than 10,000 individual through know your rights training it is why we have provided more than 4000legal consultations they've getting the word out about the city's rapid

response hotline....asking people who spot an ice raid to call it in, or even text a picture to the hotline. those on the other line will then verify the activity is truly an immigration raid. and if someone is detained...send an legal advocate to try and get them released on bond and offer support services to their family. the city's police chief was there to dispel some of the fear amoungst the immigrant community.we have a role in federal immigration enforcement, none whatsoever. if you see an officer out there on samples of the police off sir feel free, and san francisco police officer, feel free to engage with that office or feel free to report crimes and feel free to go that bad off siri is there to help to know that that officer is there to help youthe hotline has gotten over 500 calls aleady this week..which have mostly been rumors about raids that turned out to be unfounded and questions from some very scared people.the community is definitely very afraid and panics by these threats everyone everyone wants to know. set up an emergency plan for their family. people are very afraid and asking if my family member is detained how can i transfer parental guardian ship for my child because i'm afraid of

this happening to me and being separated from my familya community organizer assisting with the hotline says it's dedicated to ice enforcement raid verification and response....and is not to be used for legal advice. we've posted that hotline number on our website, kron4.com. there you can also find a list of immigrant legal resources in the bay area. maureen kelly kron4 news. ( marty ) in the east bay... the mother injured when a stolen truck slammed into her car has been released from the hospital. that crash killed her four- year-old daughter. now doctors say ... her two-year- old daughter may have just days to live. police say a stolen truck driven by noe saucedo slammed into the family. the suspect was being pursued by a contra costa sheriff's deputy. saucedo was charged with murder... among other charges. ( marty ) emeryville police arrested cameron gordon of oakland. they discovered a loaded gun in his car during a traffic stop wednesday night ... on 53-rd

street and san pablo avenue. police say they also found a cup filled with marijuana in the car ... after noticing the odor of ( marty ) the head of a non-profit group in san leandro is accusing a city manager of sexual misconduct dating back to at least 20-12. chris zapata is accused of making inappropriate or sexual advances towards davis street family resource center c-e-o rose johnson. she claims that zapata would comment on her clothing and make suggestive comments. johnson is calling for zapata's immediate resignation, or his firing by the san leandro city council. zapata has not yet commented on these allegations. ( marty ) a new 10-car bart train is in service. this comes after months of delays and an investment of more than two billion dollars. bart calls this the "fleet of the future". this new train is energy efficient....has digital maps and wider aisles, but fewer seats. bart says that allows more people to file onto the trains at once. one bart

rider likes what she sees...including the "bay area" vibe of the train. ( marty ) a second train is expected to join the fleet next month. bart has 775 new cars on order...but it will years and a lot of money to get them on the tracks. the idea is to continue incorporating new trains...and by 20-22...bart hopes to have a balance of new and older trains. the fires may be out ... but the tough times have not ended. how north bay residents are fighting for wildifre insurance. live look outside... san mateo bridge.

the north bay firestorm

took dozens of lives and burned through hundreds of homes. this week -- lawmakers are pushing to help those survivors. kody leibowitz reports. this is video of fires burning along their destructive path in october. dozens of lives lost. thousands of homes destroyed. memories lost with the flames. (;10)kron4 reporter: how long have you lived here for?north bay fire survivor: 21 years.kron4 reporter; that's a lifetime.north bay fire survivor: yeah it is. a lifetime of memories and everything's gone. we didn't get pictures or anything. add to it billions of dollars in insurance claims -- making the fires the costliest in california history. (:08)dave jones, insurance commissioner "now people are trying to recover and in the course of that recovery there have been a number of problems and challenges." - ic dave jones at press conference 1/16/18 on tuesday -- insurance commissioner dave jones and democratic assemblymembers and senators push forward to help fire survivors. one bill gives those affected an extra year to already two years to rebuild their homes after a wildfire. it was introduced by assemblymember

cecilia aguiar-curry... (;06) assemblymember cecilia aguiar- curry "grieving families should not, and i say should not have to worry about their insurance coverage being cut off after 24 months." (:08) assemblymember marc levine "we learned very quickly after the north bay fires that many policy holders were actually underinsured for rebuilding." assemblymember marc levine sponsors several bills -- one looking to help those who are underinsurance and those looking to rebuild a new home on a new property.. (;08) assemblymember marc levine "we have an opportunity to prospectively provide really strong consumer protections for californians."kody leibowitz, kron4 news

in pacifica ... massive waves crashed into beach boulevard... pushng sand onto the street. strong waves and powerful winds forced the city to close the pier for safety reasons. but the beach wasn't completely vacant. some came out to check out the massive waves. and a few daring people pulled on their wet suits and got in the water.

( marty ) live look outside...sutro tower. dave spahr is here with your weather forecast. (dave) dry and cool weather is forecast for today. the next system is expected to spread rain across primarily the northern portion of the forecast area from late sunday through sunday night. rain could be heavy at times in the north bay. the weather pattern will remain active into next week, with more rain likely by midweek. ( marty ) san francisco prides itself

as being a bike friendly city. in 2012 ... the port of san francisco constructed a safe bike lane, dedicated to riders.but stanley roberts

points out, that is not the case. you are looking at a class one bike lane in san francisco, it is completely protected from trafficnats: ambiance it has if own traffic signal it even has a stop sign. but it appears to missing two . or make that three things it's missing, bicyclists i say that only because i haven't seen one on the bike path entire time i was here. it's also missing parts of the fence. in random locations so you walk through here a lot? i walk through here fairly regularly, i just noticed they are missing part of the fences you come through here more than i do so what did you notice well i definitely noticed pieces of the fence are missing apparently someone borrowed close to a quarter mile of fence and not many people noticed.. now it looks like some of the fence was run over, you can tell that by the bent poles sticking out of the concrete barriers however in some cases it appears as if the poles were sawed off . which makes this protected bike lane not so protected

this is a really nice bike path i usually just walk on the sidewalk or the bike path but it feels a little vulnerable when you're walking down and they're huge trucks coming in right at you i definitely move over to the side,( and the fence is gone) the fence feels it's a protective shield this project belongs to the port of san francisco, but it's almost like it was built in 2012 and the port forgot about it ..i noticed this because i was looking into complaints of illegal dumping in india basin . and noticed a bike lane in need of repair also some of the signage could be upgraded, this one says no parking between 1201 to 6am . when really there is not parking every day and this old fire box which looks like it been through a fire .this looks more like a boondoggle than it does a class one bicycle lane but you paid for it .you can see where it was sawed yea clearly yea i'm sure someone is using it for scrap metal i don't know, who steals a fence ( i don't know i don't know i never witnessed anybody stealing a fence)in san francisco stanley roberts kron 4 news

( marty ) women have exposed sexual harassment from hollywood...to the state capitol. but a new piece of legislation tries to help victims of harassment in any industry in california. the current law only gives workers a year to file a claim with the state. now some assemblywomen want to extend that statue of limitation to three years. an attorney who represents low wage women in the workforce says there are reasons why victims wait... ( marty ) even with those concerns...adv ocates expect employers to challenge the legislation. critics say giving victims more time to file a claim-- increases employer liability. coming up next ... find out when you can see a super, blue and blood moon ... all in one .... live look outside... san

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moons, blue moons, and blood moons, and, depending on where you are on january 31st, you'll be able to see all three in one. a "super- moon" occurs when the full moon is closer to earth and brighter than normal. a blood moon occurs when it takes on a reddish tint as it passes through earth's shadow in a lunar eclipse. the "blue-moon" designation has nothing to do with color - it simply refers to the very unusual occurrence of two full moons in a single month. ( marty )for your money this morning ... if you are a ámonthlyá amazon prime member... get ready to pay a little more for your membership. monthly subscription prices are about to go up two dollars a month. from 10-99 to 12-99.

the price increase does not apply to those who pay for prime annually. amazon is not giving a specific reason for the price increase. but there's speculation it is to get more people to sign up for the annual subscription. their annual subscription is 99-dollars and if you break that down it's only 8-25 a month. ( marty ) and it's about to get harder to fly with an emotional support animal on delta airlines. delta says beginning march first ... all passengers bringing animals into the cabin will be required to provide documentation from a doctor or mental health professional. they will also need a signed letter stating the animal is trained to behave without a kennel. the airline says the decision was made after repeated incidents involving untrained animals biting passengers and relieving themselves on airplanes. delta also says customers have tried to pass off animals including turkeys, snakes and spiders as comfort pets. according the airline, about seven hundred service animals

fly on its planes each (dave)cool and breezy, but lots of sun. rain around the bend. we'll explore it, next ! (camilla) thousands of people are getting ready for the womens march all across the bay area. we'll preview the big march in san francisco. (ácommercialá) here is a live look at

the embarcadero. ( marty ) here is dave

spahr with the weather. (dave)dry and cool weather is forecast for today. the next system is expected to spread rain across primarily the northern portion of the forecast area from late sunday through sunday night. rain could be heavy at times in the north bay. the weather pattern will remain active into next week, with more rain likely by midweek.

( marty ) our top story this morning ...the federal government is closed. the government shut down at midnight after senators failed to pass a stopgap funding measure in order to avoid a government shutdown. natasha chen explains what comes next. let the blame game begin... sen. mitch mcconnell / -r- majority leader: "i have trouble understanding, which one of these outcomes are my democratic colleagues could

possibly be proud?" sen. chuck schumer / -d- minority leader: "now all this problem is because republican leadership can't get to yes because president trump refuses to." the u.s. senate failed to stop a government shutdown late friday, with democrats and republicans unable to agree on a funding bill. and as the shutdown started at midnight, the war of words between the two parties began to fly. the white house released a statement, blaming democrats, calling them "obstructionist losers."...while democratic leadership accused the president of rooting for the shutdown. sen. chuck schumer / (d) minority leader: "every american knows the republican party controls the white house, the senate, the house. it's their job to keep the government open...they have failed."this is the first time in modern political history a shutdown has happened when one party controlled congress and the white house.immigration was a sticking point for both parties. democrats wanted protections for the so-called

dreamers. the gop was seeking funding for a southern border wall.in washington, i'm natasha chen. ( marty ) the shutdown takes effect on the first anniversary of president trump taking office. in a tweet this morning ... the president blamed democrats for the shutdown. saying quote ... "democrats are far more concerned with illegal immigrants than they are with our great military or safety at our dangerous southern border. they could have easily made a deal but decided to play shutdown politics instead. we need more republicans in 20-18 in order to power through this mess." ( marty ) members of the military will be working without pay. federal law enforcement agencies will not be affected by the shutdown. nor will postal service. while national parks would be impacted ... we found out that alcatraz island is staying open.that means people with reservations on alcatraz cruises don't have to change plans.the company's website says tours will continue to operate.

and then just to be - yeah, i'll be really ecstatic for those who had planned - some people for months - to come out to the island, and they will be able to experience it.">( marty )white house budget director mick mulvaney says the plan to keep national parks operating is meant to lessen the blow of the people will be packing the streets ... for this year's women's march. there's going to be at least seven marches around the bay area. kron 4's camila bernal is live in san francisco's civic plaza to give us a preview of what to expect.camila? activists will return to the streets for women's marches around the world. last year in s-f 100-thousand people came out with a message of female enpowerment and to protest president trump.at least seven marches are

happening in the bay area. one of those is in san francisco... at civic center plazafirst thing saturday morning dozens of people will be at the office making posters and signs to bring to the march.the goal of gathering all these people is to encourager voter registration.then take that momentum to target swing states in the midterm elections.traffic around all marches will be impacted.in san francisco, there will be extra buses, trains and ferries to accomdate all the marchers who will start at city hall and head down market street to the embarcadero.

thanks camila ...as we mentioned there are 7 marches happened all around the bay area.aside from san francisco ...the three other big marches are happening in oakland, walnut creek and san jose.they start at 10 this morning at

the lake merrit amphitheater in oakland ... and 10:30 at civic park in walnut creek ... and 11 o'clock at san jose city hall.if you plan to participate ... its advised to get there early to avoid traffic. ( marty )coming up next ... an update on the condition of a high school wrestler ... paralyzed during a match last week.we'll hear from the teenager's childhood ( marty ) plus ... the deadly flu season is spreading across the country. the one thing everyone is doing that makes them a target .... we'll explain. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) for your health this morning.

most of us have been told to cover our mouths when sneezing or coughing... but a new study says that may not be enough to prevent a virus from spreading. the study showed that simply breathing can spread viruses... 178 people came in and breathed into a machine that was used to analyze the flu virus in

exhaled breath. the san jose state university dean of engineering was part of a team of researchers that conducted the study. ( marty ) the study reinforces that if you are sick ... it's best to not go to work, or any other public spaces. researchers say that is the best way to reduce the chances of spreading the (dave)cool and breezy, but lots of sun. rain around the bend. we'll explore it, next ! ( marty ) for the weekend: celebrate the lunar new year ... at the traveling festival in san francisco. there will be a lion dancer performing at the san francisco public library. the event goes on all day ... and it's free.

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kirkwood this morning... ( marty ) here's a live look at san francisco this morning. toss to weather. (dave)dry and cool weather is forecast for today. the next system is expected to spread rain across primarily the northern portion of the forecast area from late sunday through sunday night. rain could be heavy at times in the north bay. the weather pattern will remain active into next

week, with more rain likely by midweek. ( marty ) ( marty ) ( marty )

( marty )in other bay area news ... police say a man suspected of shooting and killing a 65-year-old woman in san francisco ... killed himself. police say 67- year-old winston hue shot the woman multiple times friday afternoon on the 1800 block of 34th avenue . the victim died at the scene. hue managed to get away before police responded. they then found hue around 10 p-m near 47th

avenue and lincoln avenue. police attempted to negotiated with him ... but he shot and killed himself in his car minutes later.the investigation is ongoing this morning. ( marty ) there is outrage over the sentence handed down to the wife of an alameda county sheriff's deputy... she was involved in a d-u-i crash in san ramon that left a three-year-old dead. on friday yarenit malihan pleaded guilty to vehicular manslaughter and d-u-i . she was sentenced to seven years in prison. but she will serve less than that. the 40 year old was intoxicated when she slammed into the back of car parked on the side of 680. that crash killed 3 year old elijah dunn.after the sentencing ... the boy's family was outraged.

and then our baby had to be the punishment for it. my daughter's life has been turned upside down. it will never be the same>( marty ) in court malihan made a statement ... apologizing and saying she would do anything to turn back time. ( marty ) a high school athlete paralyzed during an east bay wrestling match is making progress in his recovery. ryan joseph suffered a spinal cord injury last wednesday while wrestling for college park high school in pleasant hill. he has been in intensive care ever since. ryan's family has set up a gofundme page to help with his medical bills ... and the community is coming together to support him as well.

received some gifts from the warriors. a representative for the team delivered a replica 20-17 championship ring to him. he also received a basketball signed by andre iguodala. ( marty ) still ahead ... more warriors news ahead...rookie jordan bell is out for two weeks.gary radnich has the injury update next in sports. live look outside... richmond bridge (ácommercialá) ( marty ) ( marty ) the giants introduced

their new third baseman, evan longoria. the former tampa bay star met reporters with president larry baer and general manager bobby evans. the gold glove third baseman adds durablilty to the giants lineup. longoria comes to a team that lost 98 games last season. the three-time all star says he wants to help the giants get back to the < "being able to come to an organization and a city and a place like this makes it a little bit easier, obviously the recent success of the organization sticks out in my mind and a reason for me to believe we are not that far off from getting to that point

again">>( marty ) the giants signed the 32- year-old longoria to a 5-year-deal.and baseball fans, spring training is just over one month away.the home opener is april 3rd ... against the seattle mariners. what's this? breakfast with a view like "whoa." get a free build your own grand slam after your next online order in january.

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forecast... (dave)dry and cool weather is forecast for today. the next system is expected to spread rain across primarily the

northern portion of the forecast area from late sunday through sunday night. rain could be heavy at times in the north bay. the weather pattern will remain active into next week, with more rain likely by midweek.

( marty ) a battle is brewing between sanctuary city san francisco and the federal government. there have been rumblings of massive ice raids coming to the bay area. but kron4's maureen kelly reports san francisco's police chief and acting mayor say they are ready to stand up for immigrants. we will never abandon our values because of threats and we will remain a sanctuary city today tomorrow and always acting mayor london breed called the news conference to respond to the reports that a major immigration sweep is looming. she says the city's

plan is to respond from a position of power, not panic. that is why we have increased funding for legal services were immigrants that is why we have educated more than 10,000 individual through know your rights training it is why we have provided more than 4000legal consultations they've getting the word out about the city's rapid response hotline....asking people who spot an ice raid to call it in, or even text a picture to the hotline. those on the other line will then verify the activity is truly an immigration raid. and if someone is detained...send an legal advocate to try and get them released on bond and offer support services to their family. the city's police chief was there to dispel some of the fear amoungst the immigrant community.we have a role in federal immigration enforcement, none whatsoever. if you see an officer out there on samples of the police off sir feel free, and san francisco police officer, feel free to engage with that office or feel free to report crimes and feel free to go that bad off siri is there to help to know that that officer is there to help youthe hotline has gotten over 500 calls aleady this week..which have mostly been rumors about

raids that turned out to be unfounded and questions from some very scared people.the community is definitely very afraid and panics by these threats everyone everyone wants to know. set up an emergency plan for their family. people are very afraid and asking if my family member is detained how can i transfer parental guardian ship for my child because i'm afraid of this happening to me and being separated from my familya community organizer assisting with the hotline says it's dedicated to ice enforcement raid verification and response....and is not to be used for legal advice. we've posted that hotline number on our website, kron4.com. there you can also find a list of immigrant legal resources in the bay area. maureen kelly kron4 news. ( marty ) in the east bay... the mother injured when a stolen truck slammed into her car has been released from the hospital. that crash killed her four-year-old daughter. now doctors say ... her two-year-old daughter may have just days to live. police say a stolen truck driven by noe saucedo slammed

into the family. the suspect was being pursued by a contra costa sheriff's deputy. saucedo was charged with murder... among other ( marty ) emeryville police arrested cameron gordon of oakland. they discovered a loaded gun in his car during a traffic stop wednesday night ... on 53-rd street and san pablo avenue. police say they also found a cup filled with marijuana in the car ... after noticing the odor of the drug. ( marty ) in the east bay, police are looking for a masked man who robbed a safeway store at gunpoint. it happened just before eight last night ... at the safeway on moraga way in moraga. police say ... the suspect went into the store ... then pointed a gun at the clerk and demanded money. the gunman took the cash register drawer ... and ran to a silver car waiting outside. police say, ... the suspect was wearing a ski mask and dark clothing ... the getaway car was last seen driving towards ( marty ) the head of a

non-profit group in san leandro is accusing a city manager of sexual misconduct dating back to at least 20-12. chris zapata is accused of making inappropriate or sexual advances towards davis street family resource center c-e-o rose johnson. she claims that zapata would comment on her clothing and make suggestive comments. johnson is calling for zapata's immediate resignation, or his firing by the san leandro city council. zapata has not yet commented on these allegations. ( marty ) a new 10-car bart train is in service. this comes after months of delays and an investment of more than two billion dollars. bart calls this the "fleet of the future". this new train is energy efficient....has digital maps and wider aisles, but fewer seats. bart says that allows more people to file onto the trains at once. one bart rider likes what she sees...including the "bay area" vibe of the

train it still looks like a bart train but it looks new looks vibrant and it actually looks more bay area.">( marty ) a second train is expected to join the fleet next month. bart has 775 new cars on order...but it will years and a lot of money to get them on the tracks. the idea is to continue incorporating new trains...and by 20-22...bart hopes to have a balance of new and older trains. the fires may be out ... but the tough times have not ended. how north bay residents are fighting for wildifre insurance. live look outside... san mateo bridge. sfx: tinny headphone music

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get covered today. the north bay firestorm took dozens of lives and burned through hundreds of homes. this week -- lawmakers are pushing to help those survivors. kody

leibowitz reports. this is video of fires burning along their destructive path in october. dozens of lives lost. thousands of homes destroyed. memories lost with the flames. (;10)kron4 reporter: how long have you lived here for?north bay fire survivor: 21 years.kron4 reporter; that's a lifetime.north bay fire survivor: yeah it is. a lifetime of memories and everything's gone. we didn't get pictures or anything. add to it billions of dollars in insurance claims -- making the fires the costliest in california history. (:08)dave jones, insurance commissioner "now people are trying to recover and in the course of that recovery there have been a number of problems and challenges." - ic dave jones at press conference 1/16/18 on tuesday -- insurance commissioner dave jones and democratic assemblymembers and senators push forward to help fire survivors. one bill gives those affected an extra year to already two years to rebuild their homes after a wildfire. it was introduced by assemblymember cecilia aguiar-curry... (;06) assemblymember cecilia aguiar-

curry "grieving families should not, and i say should not have to worry about their insurance coverage being cut off after 24 months." (:08) assemblymember marc levine "we learned very quickly after the north bay fires that many policy holders were actually underinsured for rebuilding." assemblymember marc levine sponsors several bills -- one looking to help those who are underinsurance and those looking to rebuild a new home on a new property.. (;08) assemblymember have an opportunity to prospectively provide really strong consumer protections for californians." kody leibowitz, kron4 news coming up next ... our health expert stops by to give us her tips for loosing weight and staying healthy. (ácommercialá) legend has it, the first voyagers arrived on canoes,

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forecast for today. the next system is expected to spread rain across primarily the northern portion of the forecast area from late sunday through sunday night. rain could be heavy at times in the north bay. the weather pattern will remain active into next week, with more rain likely by midweek. ( marty ) for your health this

morning ...we've been working out expecting those pounds to

melt away...but it rarely works that way.lets turn to our health expert karen owoc to explain. 5 factors that hinder weight lossyou're eating too loss hinder weight 5 factors that 5 factors that hinder weight lossyou're eating too much. you're eating too little. you're stressed little. you're eating too much. you're eating too little. you're stressed out. you're not out. you're

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not sleeping enough. your brain is to blame. count less to eat lessfocus on nutrition not calories. exercise for health, not food rewards. indulge in a healthful eating plan. plan. healthful eating indulge in a rewards. health, not food exercise for not calories. focus on nutrition lesscount less to eat count less to eat lessfocus on nutrition not calories. exercise for health, not food rewards. indulge in a healthful eating plan. beat stress to weigh lessmake a list of your stressors.

create a stress-reduction plan. exercise. sleep more to weigh less eat a healthy diet. get regular exercise (well before bedtime). relax with pre- bedtime rituals. schedule in your sleep hours.

you've heard of super- moons, blue moons, and blood moons, and, depending on where you are on january 31st, you'll be able to see all three in one. a "super- moon" occurs when the full moon is closer to earth and brighter than normal. a blood moon occurs when it takes on a reddish tint as it passes through earth's shadow in a lunar eclipse. the "blue-moon" designation has nothing to do with color - it simply refers to the very unusual occurrence of two full moons in a single month. ( marty )for your money this

morning ... if you are a ámonthlyá amazon prime member... get ready to pay a little more for your membership. monthly subscription prices are about to go up two dollars a month. from 10-99 to 12-99. the price increase does not apply to those who pay for prime annually. amazon is not giving a specific reason for the price increase. but there's speculation it is to get more people to sign up for the annual subscription. their annual subscription is 99-dollars and if you break that down it's only 8-25 a month. ( marty ) and it's about to get harder to fly with an emotional support animal on delta airlines. delta says beginning march first ... all passengers bringing animals into the cabin will be required to provide documentation from a doctor or mental health professional. they will also need a signed letter stating the animal is trained to behave without a kennel. the airline says the decision was made after repeated incidents involving untrained animals biting passengers and relieving

themselves on airplanes. delta also says customers have tried to pass off animals including turkeys, snakes and spiders as comfort pets. according the airline, about seven hundred service animals fly on its planes each day. adlib seven day. thats kron 4 news weekend for this saturday morning... i'm marty gonzalez. from all of us thanks for watching. join us for kron4 news weekend tomorrow morning starting at 8 o'clock ...

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