now we are learning more about the man charged in the crime.. including his just revealed connection to the victims. hello i'm vicki liviakis. (grant) and i'm grant lodes. the suspect appeared in court for the first time today... his family was there - so were the victims' family members... kron 4's terisa estacio was outside the courthouse in martinez..... terisa -- we're learning the suspect... and victims... are actually related to one another? (vicki)

(vicki) happening now... a standoff with a man who barricaded himself inside a hotel in the south bay is

approaching it's 27th hour. the incident started in san jose yesterday afternoon at the wyndham garden hotel on silicon valley boulevard. police say they located the man who was wanted for felony warrants... and he refused to come out of his room. kron 4's rob fladeboe is live at the scene tonight.... rob... what is the latest? i'm here the southwest corner of the motel on silicon valley valley boulevard where san jose police and the sheriff's swat team have been staging. the suspect's room is on the second floor of the north wing of the wyndham motel, which has been evacuated and sealed off from the rest of the facility, which includes a restaurant and a couple of adjacent parking lots. the suspect, whom police say is wanted in connection with some outstanding felony warrants, barricaded himself in his room and has not been seen outside that room since about 3 o'clock sunday afternoon.

one guest tells me that a motel staffer told him that there was somebody else in the room with the suspect, possibly being held as a hostage, but police would not confirm any part of that story. they say they have been in contact with the suspect, trying to negotiate a peaceful surrender. it's als0 not clear whether the suspect is armed. several guests telling me they didn't sleep too well last night with all this going on on. "...it's like a movie you know, you sort of do a double take and think, really? it makes you realize just how vulnerable you can be..." "....it's sort of spooky and scary, i always stay here when i come to town and never stop to think that something like this could happen....i don't think there is enough security at motels like this..." again, the north wing of the motel has been

evacuated and sealed off. a swat vehicle has been stationed in the parking lot for much of the day. the suspect's room is on the second floor. beyond that, guests are checking in and checking out and the motel staff is tryingti conduct business as usual. (vicki) just in to kron 4.. we have confirmed two of the ten new bart cars are already out of service for repairs. the new cars just rolled out for service on friday. bart today says it did expect the new cars to need some repairs...including preventative maintenance because they trains already

logged thousands of miles during testing. bart also says train operators are facing a learning curve in terms of how to deal with minor maintenance issues. at this point bart says they do not expect this to become a larger problem. (grant) breaking news... congress has reached a deal to end the government shut down. we are waiting for the president to sign the funding bill... it's expected to happen sometime tonight. the shutdown started late friday night....but today's deal is only temporary. kron4's washington correspondent alexandra limon explains what the two parties need to sort out... in the next few weeks. while both republicans and democrats agreed ending the government shutdown is good not all lawmakers were impressed by the deal reached in the senate.sen. john thunei don't think it's really any different than what was agreed upon prior to the government shutting down, so i'm not sure what purpose this all served. sen. jeff merkleythe majority leaders' record of upholding promises is thin. and he's made promises to his own republican caucus members,

senator collins, senator flake, that he's never honored. alexandra limon / @alexlimonnew s key provisions of the short term spending bill include funding the government through february 8th reauthorizing the children's health insurance program for 6 years and a verbal agreement that both sides will try to come together to find a replacement for daca.if a deal isn't reached - senate majority leader mitch mcconnell promised an immigration bill will be put on the seneate floor and open to amendments. oregon amendments.to amendments.oregon congressman greg walden was unhappy that the spending bill is a week shorter than the version passed by the house last week. rep. greg waldenit gives us less time to work out an agreement. i don't know how reducing the timeframe helps. meawhile immigration activists criticized the there's no guarantee the house will vote on whatever immigration bill the senate votes on.and immigration isnt the only issue congress has to resolve. senator thunethe end game is to get not only daca, but some of the other issues, what the spending numbers are going to be for both defense and non derfense.for this next year locked in.nancy pelosiand part of the debate right now is while we support the defense investments, we also need to have the domestic investments. while a majority of democrats did vote in support of the spending bill to reopen the government some voted against it. as did two republican senators.in washingnton alexandra limon

(vicki) the national immigration debate is putting dreamers in the center of policy making. the executive action that is keeping them safe from deportation will expire soon. kron 4's camila bernal spoke to a bay area dreamer about what it's like to see politicians debating about what could happen to her life in this country. katiuska pimentel never though that a decision to overstay a visa could have such an impact in her life2:34 i wasn't fully

aware of the consequences of doing that when i was doing it because i was only 13but in high school, she began to understand the reality of being undocumented6:08 it's like this realization to know that nothing that i have right now is permanent. that my ability to remain here is really on the limboa solution for daca recipients like her is now in the hands of the us congress but at the moment, nothing is defined19:40 unfortunately we can't guarantee anything under this administration in terms of what could happen with the programcongress has now set a february 8th deadline, leaving dreamers without an immediate answer6:48 when folks are like we don't know or they keep pushing it back it's like for me it's such an urgent thing like i could be facing deportation at any moment and everything i worked so hard to have could be taken awaybut immigrant activist recommend dreamers continue their fight 17:54 currently where things are at right now is for daca recipients to know that if they previously had daca and are seeking to renew it, they can still currently renew their daca applications pimintel plans to start a ucla law fellowship on saturday she dreams of going to law school and building a life in california5:58 i'm here to stay and i really think that i could do a lot more herebut the reality is that nothing is guaranteed. in san jose, camila bernal kron 4 news.

(grant) police in the east bay have made an arrest after a 13-year-old girl's purse was snatched at a shopping center. we first told you about this story last week... as police are warning people about drive-by purse snatchings. the incident happened at the hacienda crossings shopping center in dublin last sunday. the girl was standing in the parking lot when a car drove by... and somebody inside reached out and grabbed her purse. police have arrested three teenagers from antioch in connection to the crime. (vicki) a man is behind bars tonight...accused of

shooting a victim in vacaville. it happened around 10 saturday night on twilight street. once at the scene police found evidence of a shooting...including bullet holes in a car. and after further investigation... officers discovered that 44-year-old joseph finocchio was involved in a confrontation with two people he knew...a man and woman. one of them was shot during the confrontation. finocchio was arrested after the incident. the victim...whose sex hasn't been released... is in the hospital tonight in stable condition. (vicki) solano county sheriff's deputies arrested a man accused of attacking another man with a machete. this is the suspect....44- year-old brandon foster of woodland. it happened at abernathy road and rockville road near fairfield. police say foster was messing with the victim's breaker box... attempting to turn off the power to the victim's home. when the victim confronted him... police say foster attacked him with a machete.. the victim was seriously injured and suffered major wounds over his entire body. (vicki) coming up... new information is emerging about the parents accused of

torturing and starving their children. hear from a relative who explains their bizarre behavior. (grant) then - a local magician's bag of tricks - disappears.. but this was no illusion - it was a crime. tonight - what the magician is offering the criminals - if they bring back his bag. (vicki) dozens of flu-related deaths have been reported in california... and now you might have trouble protecting yourself from the virus. we'll tell you about the reported flu shot outages... after the break. (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break. (vicki)

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than usual flu season hitting the bay area, we have gotten some reports of local pharmacy's selling out of the vaccine. kron4's maureen kelly looks into whether or not we are experiencing an vaccine shortage. this sign hanging in a cvs pharmacy says it all....sold out of flu shots.it was the same story here at the cvs on center avenue in martinez....a worker there telling kron4 that they ran out of the vaccine last week and weren't sure when they'd get it back. while another location of the pharmacy chain on alahambra avenue said all they had was the high dose, the version for those aged 65 and older. while the walgreens on the same street was out of the high dose, but could still give the regular flu shot.now the rite aid on arnold drive has no supply problems as yet. one shopper i spoke to said the inconsistant supply of the vaccine around town is exactly why she got her shot months ago.i always think it's best

to be prepared to make sure i get it before they run out you know it's been a bad flu year and it think a lot of people are frightened of getting flu shots and i don't think there's any need to i think that's kind of a mytha spokesperson for the cvs chain says they are experiencing an increased demand so they may be some instances where individual pharmacies are temporarily out of stock, like this one here....but they are continuing to supply their stores with the vaccine.the state deparmtent of public health says california has an adequate supply of the flu vaccine...and if someone runs into a spot can check in with their local county health department for a referral or check out vaccine finder- dot-org. you can find a link on our website, kron4-dot-com. maureen kelly kron4 news. (vicki) and the dog flu is becoming more widespread in

the bay area. it started in the south bay but kron 4 has confirmed it is spreading to san francisco. veterinarians say the dog flu is similar to human influenza and that most dogs recover. but a dog in the south bay has died from the illness. there is a vaccine you can get for your dog to make sure they are protected. some symptoms to look out for are coughing ... nasal discharge ... lack of appetite ... fever and fatigue. (grant) the sister of the southern california woman accused of torturing and starving her children is talking about louise turpin's strange behavior...(vicki) she claims the turpins began experimenting with different religions and indulged inbizarre sexual exploration.. catherine heenan is here with the story... (catherine) the sister of louise turpin says there was a time years ago when she could visit -- or skype with her nieces and nephews.. but says the couple had become increasingly distant and all visits stopped.

teresa robinette did a television interview today in which she said about 8 years ago, eventhe skype contact with the children was banned. she says she began to wonder if something was wrong...and became alarmed at some of the things louise told her. robinette claims that her sister confided that she had had sex with a strangershe met online -- and her husband approved. teresa robinette - it did happen. she went to huntsville alabama and david dropped her off. she met this man at a motel and slept with him. what makes it even weirder she thought it was funny that one year later david was taking her back to the same motel, same room, same bed. so david could sleep with her in the same bed. she says louise turpin told her that she and david had stopped going to churchand were experimenting with different religions. robinette says she wants to come to california to see the children - to tell

them that they have relatives who are "not deranged" - and who love them. she says wants absolutely no contact with her sister and her husband - saying they are 'dead' to her.. grant and vicki? (grant) the number of people jumping to their deaths from the golden gate bridge was down last year. bridge officials say the decrease is thanks to addition of five new patrol officers. there were 33 confirmed suicides last year... that's down from 39 in 20-16. last year, bridge patrol officers intervened with 245 people. the brdige district also plans to install netting... along the bridge... to prevent suicides. the netting should be in place in 20-21. (grant) happening tonight... the city of san jose is holding a vigil for victims of recent traffic fatalities. it's in honor of fallen c-h-p officer andrew camilleri... he died on interstate 8-80 in hayward

when an accused drunk driver hit his patrol car. several members of local police and fire departments are going to speak tonight. camilleri's family will also be presented with special plaques. the vigil is set to begin at 7:00 tonight outside of city hall. anyone who has lost someone to a traffic fatality is encouraged to bring a photo of them to the vigil so that they can be honored too. (vicki) happening now... you can start applying for a "real i-d" at the d-m-v. the federal government will require driver's licenses or id cards to be "real i-d" compliant by october 2020. this means you will need a "real i-d" to board an airplane, or enter a military base and most other federal facilities. t-s-a agents will still accept passports if you don't have a real i-d. the real id act was passed by congress in response to the 9-11 terror attacks. if you plan on applying for a real-id soon... these are the items you will need to bring with you. a valid, unexpired passport... or a birth certificate. your

social security card, or a w-2 form or pay stub with your social security number. and finally... your proof of california residence. that includes a utiltiy bill, or a lease with your name on it. (grant) the population of sea lions in california has tripled over the past four decades. that's according to a new study by a national oceanic and atmospheric administration biologists. according to the biologisits... the population of sea lions from alaska to mexico has exploded from 89-thousand in 19-75 to 260- thousand in 20-14. the population boom credits the marine mammal protection act... signed by president nixon. sea lions are the first marine mammals living along the entire west coast... whose popumation is back to normal. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow.

lawrence karnow: the day started with some rain and ended with some sunshine. storm clouds moved in overnight to bring the rain. some of the norht bay locations had over an inch of rain with lesser amounts futher south. the rain has ended now and we are looking at partly cloudy skies. you can see on the doppler radar that the rain has moved on. but with the moisture left behind we will likely see some patchy dense fog. on the satellite image you can see the low pressure system that brought the rain but it is now falling apart. we will see a brief break in the wet weather before another pacific storm moves in later this week. highs tomorrow ill be cool with partly cloudy skies and number in the mid 50s to low 60s. there will be patchy dense fog in the morning that may affect the morning

commute. clouds will increase throughout the day on wednesday leading to rain in the afternoon and continuing into the night. cold showers will continue on thursdays. partly cloudy and dry weather will return on friday with dry weather expected for the weekend too. (grant) a school in the north bay trying to spread kindness... is vandalized. we'll explain what happened to that "do good" campaign. (vicki) plus-- hear the changes the oscars are making... as they try to prevent another best picture mix-up from happening.

sfx: squeak sfx: stair creak sfx: clink sfx: deep breath sfx: grunt sfx: tinny headphone music sfx: feet shuffling sfx: slice sfx: gasp sfx: inhale. exhale. sfx: lights scraping on roof sfx: metallic scrape sfx: grunt covered california. it's more than just health care. it's life care. (vicki) after last year's envelope mix up at the oscars

the academy and accounting firm, price water house coopers is adding a new set of rules. (grant) what happened was actress, emma stone was given the wrong envelope for best-picture. she announced "la la land" as the winner instead of "moonlight". that's why the academy is adding six new protocols to avoid mistakes in this year's ceremony...coming up in march.(vicki) they are practicing what to do if a presenter reads a wrong name. a third balloting partner with a complete set of winners' envelopes is being added to the show's control room as a failsafe. nominations for the ninth academy awards will be announced tomorrow morning . (vicki) jennifer lawrence, dakota johnson and mark wahlberg are among the actors nominated for an award none of them want. (grant) they are nominees for the thirty-eighth annual golden raspberry awards. the razzies honor the worst films in hollywood and are timed to coincide with the oscars. lawrence got a worst actress

nod for her role in the film..."mother." (vicki) wahlberg is a worst actor nominee one for his work in both "daddy's home two" and "transformers: the last knight." and johnson is hoping she doesn't win worst actress for "fifty shades darker." she "won" the same award for "fifty shades of grey" in 20-16. (vicki) next at 5:30... it has been more than three months since the north bay fire storm... and today-- students returned to their schools for the first time. (grant) plus... a local magician is stumped when his bag of tricks disappears. but it turns out he is the victim of a crime. we'll explain after the break.

(grant) it is a case of now you see it, now you don't for a fremont magician who came to san francisco to take in a magic show(vicki) unfortunately he was the victim of a smash-and-grab auto-burglary. however the magician says he is not only willing to forgive, he also willing to teach the person a new trade... kron4's haaziq madyun explains sotdan chan the master magician says no amount of cash can replace the tools of his magic trade that were

stolen from his car while it was parked in the tenderloin in san franciscochan's magic kit was one of san francisco's 39- hundred auto burglary cases recorded in 2017. he says he initially lost hope of recovering the items until he saw a report that an olympic figure skater's belongings were recently recovered after an auto break-in in sfhe says the items were in bag and have no real value to the auto burglar but for this magician...they are priceless san francisco police say at this point they have no witnesses, videos or leads in the case. in light of that chan is offering something that he hopes will inspire the

auto-burglar to come forward in san francisco haaziq madyun kron4news (grant) in the north bay. parents at one elementary school are on edge...after a project is vandalized on campus. take a look a fence once filled with inspirational quotes and messages... ripped apart. the principle of rancho elementary school in novato.... says those notes were hand written by the students...a project the children have been ing on

since last october. school officials are investigating. (vicki) for the first time in more than three months... students in santa rosa returned to their schools that were damaged in the north bay wildfires. both saint rose catholic school and cardinal newman high school were back in session today. kron 4's lydia pantazes was there as first responders welcomed the students back. this is the first day back to class for two schools here in santa rosa.cardinal newman high school here behind me and st. rose elementary and middle school.both are on the same campus.(take vo)let's take s look at video outside of st. rose elementary where a ceremony is taking place welcoming the students back. you can see staff and first responders holding signs, welcoming the students back to school.the school on old redwood highway north of santa rosa lost its preschool and playground in the october tubbs fire.after losing its pre-school, kindergarten and 2nd-grade classrooms to the fire, they had to completely re-do all the surviving

buildings because the water company restored pressure before the fire sprinklers were shut off, spraying 5,000 gallons of water into the rooms and destroying some of those classrooms.so now they'll have to come back to some portable classrooms as well.we talked to a student this morning about what it's like to be back on campus.cg: kaylie travelstead/student "it feels really good to be back because we've been separate campus, it's kind of crazy thinking that they remodeled our whole school and that we're actually here and that the first responders did all this for us."the students have actually been attending school at another location but they tell me being back on campus makes them feel as if things are somewhat getting back to normal.reporting live in santa rosa, lydia pantazes kron4 news. (grant) it's one more step in the road to recovery for people affected by the southern california mudslides...(vicki) highway 101 in montecito has finally reopened... catherine heenan is here with the story... (catherine) monday commuters in that area were delighted... in fact, crews managed to reopen this stretch of 101 a day early....with trafficon the move sunday.

this is the first time in nearly two weeks that the highway has been open. at one point - it was buried under as much as 8 feet of mud...with tons ofdebris and trapped cars. there's still a lot of clean-up in surrounding areas...but officials say they're hoping people can begin to return to some sort of normalcy. fire chief - we want you to get to your homes, back to work and reopen your businesses as soon at it's safe.caltrans pio - our operations were 24/7 with crews working day and night. we're very excited that to see this roadway reopen. there are still badly damaged buildings and many areas in rough condition. people are being reminded to be careful of potential hazards. at least 21 people died in the mudslides...the youngest victim is believed to have been threeyears old. vicki and grant? (grant) happening now... police are looking for the thieves who targeted a toys-r-us in santa cruz. this is time lapse video of the theft. police say the

crooks were well orchestrated. you can see one person sneak behind a counter and break into a cabinet and start tossing the stolen items to other people who look like they are shopping. police believe that this group has targeted other stores in the area. the so-called serial stowaway is accused of sneaking on to another flight. chicago police say marilyn hartman got past security at o'hare airport ... and made it all the way to london. the 66-year old is accused of boarding a british airways flight and hiding in a bathroom. after the plane took off, she emerged and found a seat. hartman wasn't caught until she was asked for her passport at london's heathrow airport. when she couldn't, she was taken into custody and returned to the u-s. she's been charged with a misdemeanor count of criminal trespass. in august of 2014, she got past security at san jose's airport and boarded a plane headed to los angeles. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with

chief meteorologist lawrence meteorologist with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: the day started with some rain and ended with some sunshine. storm clouds moved in overnight to bring the rain. some of the norht bay locations had over an inch of rain with lesser amounts futher south. the rain has ended now and we are looking at partly cloudy skies. you can see on the doppler radar that the rain has moved on. but with the moisture left behind we will likely see some patchy dense fog. on the satellite image you can see the low pressure system that brought the rain but it is now falling apart. we will see a brief break in the wet weather before another pacific storm moves in later this week. highs tomorrow ill be cool with partly cloudy skies and number in the mid 50s to low 60s. there will be patchy dense fog in the morning that may affect the morning commute. clouds will increase throughout the day on wednesday leading to rain in the afternoon and continuing into the night. cold showers will continue on thursdays. partly cloudy and dry weather will return on friday with dry weather expected for the weekend too.

(vicki) coming up.. . a new report highlights the dangers of smart-phone addiction. hear how it's causing teens to be less happy. (grant) and this could be the most expensive super bowl to attend-- ever. hear how much tickets are going for.

want tickets to this year's super bowl? be prepared to dig pretty deep into your pockets. ticket i-q, which tracks super bowl ticket prices, says the ácheapest available ticket on re-sale markets for the big game is almost four thousand dollars. if you missed it... the philadelphia eagles will face the new england patriots on sunday, february 4th in minneapolis. the áaverage resale ticket on secondary markets is more than nine-thousand dollars. here's the latest numbers from stub-hub. the cheapest ticket we could find is in the upper end zone... and that is going for three-thousand-895 dollars. a ticket in the lower corner level--- is five- thousand- 850 dollars. and the most expensive ticket is in the lower

sideline...will set you back more than 15 grand. by the way... the high in minneapolis on super bowl sunday is just 16-degrees... but the stadium is a dome. (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

now let's get a check on what we are working on for kron4 news at six. pam moore is standing by in the newsroom, pam? thanks grant, coming up new tonight at six. the c-h-p says... enough is enough... and now it is releasing disturbing video to get the point across. that video shows a vehicle crashing into

a c-h-p cruiser. there have been at least three bay area officers hit in the last month. tonight - details on the new zero tolerance campaign.. to keep officers and drivers safe. also tonight - a local crime warning.. how a suspected thief used the early morning cold weather to help pull off a pretty big theft.. that's new at six ... grant..back to you and vicki thanks, pam. we'll see you at six. (vicki) happening today... supporters of a landmark supreme court case rallied at the state capitol to make their voices heard.(grant) it's been 45 years since roe v. wade. now -- days after women's marches across the country -- supporters voice their support for a slew of issues affecting females in 2018..(vicki) our capitol bureau reporter kody leibowitz was at that rally today. he joins us live from the state capitol. kody? (kody) good evening vicki and grant... not just roe

v wade case but a number of topics talked about at today's rally ...sexual assault awareness... ...abortion rights... ...and health care to name a few. the theme of the rally -- can you hear us? well -- being at the footsteps of the state capitol -- some state lawmakers took the time to come out and answer that question.. "we hear you (cheers). more than 100 people came out to rally today... ...with signs in tow to show support for planned parenthood, women's health and the time's up movement. sexual assault and sexual harrassment problems have come to the forefront of national headlines in recent months. california -- no different - - with sexual assault scandals like harvey weinstein rocking hollywood -- and at least three known cases of sexual harrassment happening at the state capitol. but it's an issue not just affecting two large entities in the state... two high schoolers from pasadena spoke at the rally today. they say they are looking to change sexual assault policies at their local school district. (:09)hannah poulsen, high school senior, ""as a senior in high school before i

started this project, i have no idea that we had a policy and it was very hard to find online and was very hard to interpret." (kody) as for the state level -- last week -- assemblymembers introduced a bill to combat workplace harrassment. we'll continue to follow that bill.. for now -- live at the state capitol, kody leibowitz kron4 news. (grant) the smartphone revolution is making life harder for teenagers.(vicki) sounds counterintuitive, since kids spend so much time using their phones.catherine heenan is here to explain what a new study found out.catherine? (catherine) the study didn't indicate whether teenagers are using their

smart-phones more because they're unhappy or they're unhappy because they're spending more time with their phones. what it did find was a major change in adolescent behavior, beginning in 2007. i''ve been dreaming about this phone. i need this phone. i need it. 2007 was the year that america got what it wanted.(gabe) the i-phone is an ipod, digital camera, video player, and cell phone all in one device. within five years, most americans owned a smartphone.... they really did invent that entire experience that we take for granted today. just the fluidity of being able to touch your contacts and scroll through a list of music or have a full web browser on your phone. those are things that no manufacturer in the world was doing before apple. what a new study has uncovered is that iphones are having a profound impact on adolescent behavior.since 2007, eight, tenth and 12th graders are much more likely to say they often feel lonely and isolated. dating among high scool seniors was already on the decline ... after the iphone it dropped even faster.and kids are spending less time hanging out with friends ... witness this huge drop among tenth graders.the overall

average has fallen 40 percent in the last decade.they're also less likely to get a driver's license ... less likely to get enough sleep ... even less likely to have sex. psychologist jean twangy calls it a looming mental health crisis.teens who spend five our more hours a day on electronic devices are 71 percent more likely to have at least one risk factor for suicide.arianna huffington says parents can't reply on companies like apple to self=regulate.their revenue models are based the attention of the consumer are you absorbing. the more of their attention you get, the more money you make. (catherine) so - just how much screen time is "healthy"? researchers say the happiest teenagers spent a little less than an hour a day scanning smart-phones, tablets or other devices. after that, as screen time went up -- so did the levels

of unhappiness. grant and vicki? (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: the day started with some rain and ended with some sunshine. storm clouds moved in overnight to bring the rain. some of the norht bay locations had over an inch of rain with lesser amounts futher south. the rain has ended now and we are looking at partly cloudy skies. you can see on the doppler radar that the rain has moved on. but with the moisture left behind we will likely see some patchy dense fog. on the satellite image you can see the low pressure system that brought the rain but it is now falling apart. we will see a brief break in the wet weather before another pacific storm moves in later this week. highs tomorrow ill be cool with partly cloudy skies and

number in the mid 50s to low 60s. there will be patchy dense fog in the morning that may affect the morning commute. clouds will increase throughout the day on wednesday leading to rain in the afternoon and continuing into the night. cold showers will continue on thursdays. partly cloudy and dry weather will return on friday with dry weather expected for the weekend too.

(grant) next at 5... hear how certain brands are trying to become more diverse... and creating more gender neutral products. (grant) the future of

kids' fashion doesn't necessarily include pink bows and polka dot bow-ties.(vicki) instead -- brands are looking to add gender neutral options to their collections. reporter mary moloney has more. brands like abercrombie & fitch

and targetare offering gender neutral options for clothing. instead of seeing a shirt listed as being for a boy or girl -- now you'll see it as a kids shirt.or unisex. abercombie & fitch's line -- dubbed the everybody collection -- features 25 styles including sweatshirts and camo prints.the sizes are the same -- regardless of gender --and it's created for kids ages five to 14.it's part of a trend to offer more gender neutral items.h-and-m has a unisex denim collection for adults.and target dropped references to boys and girls in toy -- home -- and entertainment aisles.you won't see boys toys -- instead aisles are labeled action figures or dolls.you may notice more stores moving away from the gender labels.retail experts say the trend benefits shoppers -- who can buy an item for a child withoutfeeling restricted by labels. for consumer watch -- i'm mary moloney. (grant) (grant)(grant) amazon takes a

major step into the brick and mortar business.(vicki) the company opened it's first "amazon go" store in seattle. "amazon go" is a convenience store with zero checkout lines. shoppers will have to scan their amazon go app when entering. sensors set up around the store will track shoppers' movements... and then charge their amazon account. the concept was first introduced in 20-16. some shoppers say they felt a little weird, like they were ripping off the store - that is until they got the bill. (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(granti) steve aveson and pam moore are here with what we are working on for kron 4 news at six. (steve) thanks grant and vicki..with flu season peaking.. reports of flu shot shortages. people finding signs just like this one at some bay area pharmacies.. coming up - we look into whether or not this an isolated problem..(pam)

then - a police standoff underway...a man has barricaded himeself inside a south bay hotel room.. what we know about the suspect.. kron4 news at six starts right after the break. (pam) for millions of baby boomers there's a serious virus out there that's been almost forgotten. it's hepatitis c. one in 30 boomers has hep c, yet most don't even know it. because it can hide in your body for years without symptoms, and it's not tested for in routine blood work. the cdc recommends all baby boomers get tested. if you have hep c, it can be cured. for us it's time to get tested. ask your healthcare provider for the simple blood test. it's the only way to know for sure. the high demand for

flu shots is causing some bay area stores to sell out.... this is happening as what's believed to be the state's worst flu season in a decade takes another life.(pam) good evening i'm pam moore. (steve) and i'm steve aveson. this year's flu season is getting worse.... here are the latest numbers from the most recent report from the state department. 74 people under the age of 65 have died from the flu in california... at least six people have died from contra costa county...five in

monterey...3 in santa cruz...two in solano county...one in marin county. (pam) reports of pharmacies running out of flu vaccines have been coming into our newsroom. tonight kron4's maureen kelly looks into whether or not there is a vaccine shortage.(pkg) . i'm glad i did itthat's a shopper walking into yet another bay area cvs pharmacy that ran out of flu shots....happy she got her vaccine months ago.....this photo shows a sign hanging in a san jose cvs alerting customers they sold out....the cvs on center ave in martinez ran out last week and told kron4 they didn't know when they'd get it back. well i think it depends on who's manufacturing it i think there's not enough that's been manufactured and they may be choosing who they send it to there in i think lies the problema spokesperson for the cvs chain says they are not experiencing widespread shortage but they are experiencing an increased demand so there may be some instances where individual pharmacies are temporarily out of stock, like this one here....but they are continuing to supply their stores with the vaccine.some shoppers i spoke with weren't

concerned with the hit and miss availability of the vaccine around town. i don't get the flu shot just because every time i've gotten the flu shot i've gotten sick and when i don't get the flu shot i've been fine so i'm willing to take my chancesi spoke to a local public heath director who says there is no bay area shortage of the vaccine. he also says the flu shot simulates the virus but is not the actualy virus so it can't make you sick...but it's not uncommon for people to already have the be coming down with the flu when they get the shot, since they are getting it in flu season. this year's vaccine is less effective against the strain that's going around right now. but those who get vaccinated and still get the flu will likely have a shorter and less severe case of it. it's also not too late to get your shot....some flu seasons have been known to stretch into april. maureen kelly kron4 news. (steve) new tonight at six... we are learning about another flu related death in california.... 39-year-old michelle maroney-

placenia died last week in bakersfield. family members say she was healthy before she started to feel flu-like symptoms. another family member says she was brought to the hospital in an ambulance...and died within the hour. she leaves behind a husband and five children. (pam) tonight, new information in that horrible crash out of the east bay that has left two young girls dead. the driver now facing two counts of murder. and this evening, we are learning the driver is related to the girls that he is charged with killing. (steve) today, noe saucedo made his first court appearance. kron four's terisa estacio was in court for the latest she joins us live.

(pam) happening now... a standoff with a man who barricaded himself inside a hotel in the south bay ... is approaching its 28th hour. the incident started in san jose yesterday afternoon, at the wyndham garden hotel on silicon valley boulevard. police say, they located the man who was wanted for felony warrants... but he refused to come out of his room. kron 4's rob fladeboe has more on the standoff. this was the unusual scene in lobby of the wyndham garden motel this afternoon as two san jose police officers kept watch in the lobby. some guests were being moved to rooms away from where a suspect had barricaded himself in his room while others were glad to be checking out. marissa taylor/motel guest "....the bar was closed, the restaurant was closed and there were cops everywhere so everybody was just mindng

there p's and q's if you know what i mean..." heavily armed police, joined later by sheriff's deputies, surrounded themotel after the suspect for reasons that are still unclear, holed up inside his second floor room in the north wing some 24 hours earlier, on sunday afternoon. the suspect made no threats as police tried to negotiate a peaceful surrender.lt. greg lombardo/san jose police '....we evacuated that wing of the motel and moved guests to other rooms as a precaution.."an armored vehicle was stationed for much of the day here in the parking lot of the motel's north wing. neighbors spotted police snipers for a time on a neighboring roof top. one guest described the scene as something straight out of a movie while others said they didn't sleep too well last night with all this going on. luis gijon/motel guest "....it was uncomfortable, the kids were kind of scared, they didn't want to go out....."in san jose rob fladeboe jkron 4 news

(steve) in the east bay-- police are investigating... what they are calling a suspicious death in moraga late sunday morning... officers found a dead body in hetfield place... just south of saint mary's college. tonight police are conducting an autopsy of the man. they say the report will help them identify him... and reveal what killed him. (pam) on the peninsula... police identified three suspects connected to a shooting in belmont ...that injured one man. police are looking for 19-year-old jose sanchez of east palo alto. a juvenile, and an 18-year-old, were arrested after the shooting last week. it happened near the corner of el verano way and chula vista drive. police believe it started from a drug deal. the victim is a 19-year-old man.... he is expected to be okay. (steve) president trump

signs a bill funding the government for just over two weeks...ending a 69 hour shutdown. but as kron four's white house correspondent mark meredith explains, another government shutdown is possible and it all depends on what happens next in congress. the trump administration says it's glad congress has reached a deal to fund the government through early february.but white house press secretary sarah sanders says last weekend's shutdown was preventable. nat: "i think the democrats realize that the position that they have taken frankly was indefensibleon capitol hill, senior democrats say they had no choice but to shutdown.senate minority leader chuck schumer says in exchange for funding the government, democrats will now get to vote on a plan to protect 800-thousand so-called "dreamers" from deportation. the process will be neutral and fair to all sides. we expect that a bi partisan bill on daca will receive fair

consideration and an up or down vote on the floor."but the white house says its position on daca hasn't changed..even since the shutdown.and that any deal on dreamers must also include billions of dollars for a border wall."we want to work with them on this solution, this is something the president is passionate about" kelly sadler is a senior counselor to president trump. she says the white house is demanding an end visa lottery program.in exchange sadler says the number of people who qualify under daca protection may be expanded."well have some more flexibility on who is brought in under the daca definition, but those negotiations are still ongoing, so i can't give any more comment as to exactly what they are"but those negotiations will need to happen fast.congressional democrats are demanding a vote for dreamers within the next several days.in washington, i'm mark meredith. (pam) new tonight at six... a synagogue in los gatos is providing sanctuary for asylum seekers ... immigrants in danger of deportation. congregation shir hadash is allowing people to live in its sanctuary building. one guest, or a family of three,

is being allowed to stay there until their case is resolved. places of worship, hospitals and schools are considered sensitive locations by ice... and they will not raid those places. (steve) the national immigration debate has put dreamers in the center of policy making. they are people brought to the us at a young age without proper documentation that have been protected from deportation by an executive action that will soon expire. kron 4's camila bernal spoke to a bay area dreamer about what it's like to see politicians debating about what could happen to her life in this country. being undocumented never stopped katiuska pimentel from chasing her dreams but recently, she's been worried 5:54 i own a car i want to be able to buy a house i do taxes so just to think that my protection is going to be taken away it's like if i don't know what's going to happen to my life in a couple of monthsshe overstayed a visa at age 13 and now her status in this country is in the

hands of congress7:37 i try to be strong and resilient and be positive like something is going to happen something has to happen but every time i feel like they keep pushing it off or that they want me to have citizenship at the expense of my parents deportationcongress has now set a february 8th deadline, leaving dreamers without an immediate answer20:34 we always think it's most important for the public at large to understand that these are people's lives that we are talking aboutimmigrant activist recommend that dreamers continue renewing their daca applications despite not knowing when or what will happen20:06 we know that times are complicated and things are shifting and understandably community members can be confused but there's still power within the immigrant community to fight backpimentel says she will continue her education and plans of becoming a lawyer and hopes to see a solution soon6:44 it's the sense of uncertainty that really makes it urgent for mein san jose, camila bernal kron 4 news

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enough is enough.(pam) this after a series of incidents of a drunk drivers .... hitting c-h-p cars. grant lodes is here with dramatic video .... and he has more on the c-h-p d-u-i crackdown. https://www.faceb ook.com/chpgoldengate/videos/17 37636889593957/ (grant) c-h-p posted a video on facebook to show just how incredibly dangerous it is to drive while intoxicated... it's dangerous for everyone out there...but especially for c-h-p officers. we want to warn you...some people may find the video disturbing. this happened back in 2016 -- on highway 85 in san jose.... the chp is releasing it now as a warning to now as a warning to other drivers. they say the driver in this

case was under the influence. c-h-p says in the last 27 days...five officers have been hit while working with motorists on the freeway. one c-h-p officer has died...and another three those incidents. starting today through the end of january...you can expect to see more c-h-p officers on freeways. officers are patroling all state highways with a zero tolerance approach to drunk and or drugged drivers. it is a case of now you see it, now you don't for a fremont magician who came to san francisco to take in a magic show he was the victim of a 'smash-and-grab' auto burglary... however, the magician says, he is not only willing to forgive, he is also willing to make the incident disappear without the burglar being charged with breaking

the law... kron4's haaziq madyun explains.. it is an opportunity for someone out there to learn the tricks of the trade from dan chan the master magician...all they have to do is return the magic kit that was stolen from his car during an auto- burglary in san franciscothe smash-and-grab happened on golden gate avenue while he was attending a magic show at the exit theatre in the tenderloin. he says the items were in an ordinary bag and have no real value to the auto burglar but for this magician...they are priceless

for a true superstar to help me out to find all of my stuff. a true superstar is who you are on the inside doing the right thing and what you do day in and day out molds you into a superstar. so if you found my shells or stars please return them to sfpd or kron4">do that and the master magician will teach you how he makes objects disappearin san francisco haaziq madyun kron4news (pam) a school (pam) a school employee in san mateo county is charged with lewd acts with a minor. ian whiteman turned himself in .... after the victim's parents found evidence of inappropriate communication between whiteman and their child. the victim is 14- years old. police do not believe there are any other victims. whiteman worked at the san mateo and hillsborough campuses of nueva school. a former u-s-a gymnastics doctor faced more of his victims in a michigan

courtroom today... for larry nassar - it was a 5th day of emotional and angry testimony... catherine heenan is here with more on what his victims said today... (catherine) it's not often that victim impact statements in court - take days and days........but larry nassar has had to listen to more than 100 women and girls.. and it's still not over. that part of his sentencing hearing is expected to continue tomorrow..nassar is a former sports doctor who worked at michigan state university and u-s-a gymnastics, which trains olympians. he has admitted to sexually assaulting and abusing women and young girls undercover of medical treatment. one victim today said she can't believe that the abuse went on since at least 1992 - and various institutions didn't see what was happening. clasina syrovy: how is it that you had so much clout in your profession that msu, usag, usoc, all turned a blind eye to what was going on when initial complaints came in? emma ann miller: i have never wanted to hate someone

in my life, but my hate towards you is uncontrollable. larry nassar, i hate you. that teenager says that michigan state university is still billing her for medical appointmentsduring which nassar assaulted her. tonight a university spokesman says her comments are being looked into -- and patients of nassar "will not be billed." pam and steve? (steve) let's take a look outside right now...(pam) chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: the day started with some rain and ended with some sunshine. storm clouds moved in overnight to bring the rain.

some of the norht bay locations had over an inch of rain with lesser amounts futher south. the rain has ended now and we are looking at partly cloudy skies. you can see on the doppler radar that the rain has moved on. but with the moisture left behind we will likely see some patchy dense fog. on the satellite image you can see the low pressure system that brought the rain but it is now falling apart. we will see a brief break in the wet weather before another pacific storm moves in later this week. highs tomorrow ill be cool with partly cloudy skies and number in the mid 50s to low 60s. there will be patchy dense fog in the morning that may affect the morning commute. clouds will increase throughout the day on wednesday leading to rain in the afternoon and continuing into the night. cold showers will continue on thursdays. partly cloudy and dry weather will return on friday with dry weather expected for the weekend too.

(( áá v.o. / steve áá )) the good news was short lived for the new bart trains,

we'll tellyou why two of them are already out of service for important safety repairs. (( áá v.o. / pam áá )) a family man trying to warm up his car on a cold morning ... learns atough lesson in petaluma.

(pam) in the east bay ... in the span of just seven- hours... two robberies occurred on the same street. at around three- saturday morning, police say, a man robbed a victim of cash on durant avenue in berkeley ... and the suspect was accompanied by three of four others. several hours earlier, at about eight- friday night.... a suspect armed with a gun... stole a laptop from a victim. police say, the incidents are not related... and that the suspects involved in these cases... are at large. (steve) in the north bay... a warning the next time you warm up your car in the morning... a man was arrested after allegedly stealing someones car while it was heating up unnattended in petaluma. police say 27- year-old robert moore stole the car this morning and then led polcie on a high-speed chase. police say he then

parked the car and ran through an elementary school. an officer found him walking away from the school with burglary tools and drugs. moore has several arrest warrants and prior convictions for car thefts. (( áá v.o. / steve áá )) frustration for commuters and bart administrators after two of theten new train cars are taken out of service for safety repairs. (( áá v.o. / pam áá )) the cardinal newman football team brought a lot of hope to the schoolcommunity after the north bay firestorm, and today another big reason to celebrate. 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) in the north bay...

this is what was left of cardinal newman high school after it was heavily damaged in october the tubbs fire. (steve) today... cardinal newman as well as saint rose... the adjacent catholic school... were repoened.(pam) staff and first responders welcoming back students from both schools ... on their first day of class since the devastating fire. saint rose lost it preschool, kindergarten and second grade classrooms in the fire. to make matters worse, most of the surviving classrooms were destroyed by water damage. this is because the water company restored the water pressure before the sprinklers were shut off. five- thousand gallons of water sprayed the classrooms... destorying most of them. saint rose students were temporarily sent to four other schools, while the school was being repaired. we talked to a student this morning about what it's like to be back on campus.(kaylie travelstead/student): "it feels really good to be back because we've been separate campus, it's kind of crazy thinking that they remodeled

our whole school and that we're actually here and that the first responders did all this for us."(pam) cardinal newman received some portable classrooms in december... the baseball field's turf was also destroyed. it is scheduled to be replaced in march.(steve) students say that being back on campus feels as if things are somewhat getting back to normal. (steve) new tonigh at six... a group of intruders force their way into a home and robbed from the owners in santa rosa. it happened yesterday morning at a home near the corner of golden gate and fresno avenues. the homeowner woke up to a loud knocking at the door. when he got up to answer the door....three to four robbers forced open the door and demanded money. one of the suspects was wearing a shirt that said "sheriff" on it....but was nonspecific to any sheriff's office. the homeowner was then assaulted...but is expected to be okay. another resident managed to escape. one of the residents grows marijuana at the home. police

believed that marijuana was the motivation for the robbery. (pam) several beaches are closed after nearly five - million gallons of sewage spilled into monterey bay. this was a beach closure sign posted at monterey state beach today.... a filter at a water treatment plant ... got clogged, and the computer system failed to sound an alarm. the spill was stopped yesterday morning. county officials said beaches will remain closed until lab results show .... that the water is safe again according to state guidelines. (steve) now a look at the other top stories we are following... sothere in san francisco dan chan the master chan the francisco dan here in san sot sothere in san francisco dan

chan the master magician is offering free magic lessons in exchange for the return of his magic kit that was stolen from his car in san francisco's tenderloinhe says the items were in an ordinary bag and have no real value to the auto burglar but for this magician...they are priceless

with.">in san francisco haaziq madyun kron4news lawrence karnow: the day started with some rain and ended with some sunshine. storm clouds moved in overnight to bring the rain. some of the norht bay locations had over an inch of rain with lesser amounts futher south. the rain has ended now and we are looking at partly cloudy skies. you can see on the doppler radar that the rain has moved on. but with the moisture left behind we will likely see some patchy dense fog. on the

satellite image you can (pam) two of the ten new bart cars are already out of service for repairs. the new cars just rolled out for service on friday. bart today says it did expect the new cars to need some repairs...including preventative maintenance because they trains already logged thousands of miles during testing. bart also says, train operators are facing a learning curve.... in terms of how to deal with minor maintenance issues. at this point, bart says, it does not expect this to become a larger problem. (steve) no solider is ever forgotten... no matter how long ago they served. tomorrow.. a formal funeral -- with full military honors -- will be held in colma ...for 22 year old private first class james leonard junior of san francisco his remains were returned to the bay area just this weekend. private leonard was killed in the line of duty during the korean war in 1950 ... and was

only positively identifed this summer.(steve) families keep memories alive.... and become part of what's known as gold star moms.(pam) the group goes back decades .. but as our washington reporter brie jackson reports... there is also a hidden story that is being revealed in the nation's capitol. the national museum of african american history and culture tells america's story through the eyes of african-americans like medal of honor recipient cornelius charlton and his family.charlton died serving our country and his medal is now part of the museum's military exhibit along with a photo of his parents who joined a distinct group known as gold star families. curator krewasky salter says it started as a way to recognize mourning families.born out of word war 1 by mothers who had lost sons during the war. actually born out of a desire to have something perhaps tangible to their loss. world war 1 was one of the deadliest conflicts in u.s. history and the bodies of many soldiers never returned homesalter: in death they were not repatriated, most of them. their bodies were buried in france.in an effort to help

console loved ones, in the early 1930's, the federal government sponsored trips for gold star families to visit the graveyards abroad. but that program came with controversy caused by racial segregation. salter: the black press, the naacp and some of the mothers decided to boycott the pilgrimages. they felt their sons fought for democracy and equality and yet 11 years later when they went on these pilgrimages, the pilgrimages were going to be segregated.while some objected, more than 160 african-american mothers did go overseas to honor fallen husbands and sons. at the time segregation was the norm in society and in the military. then in 1948 president harry truman signed an executive order integrating u.s. armed forces. while the process of integration was gradual on the battlefield, military officials say it was immediate in the cemeteries. several african american soldiers from world war i are now buried here in arlington national cemetery among other soldiers.salter says equality and inclusion are important parts of the gold star exhibit which also honors second lt emily perez and her family. perez who was african american and hispanic graduated west point as the highest-ranking minority woman she became the first combat death from her graduating class and the first female west pointe graduate to be killed in iraq. by an ied, improvised explosive device convoy. we use this story so people will know that today men and women are dying in combat. (( áá v.o. / pam áá )) a woman thought she was struggling with the flu.. but when she finallywent to the hospital she discovered it was

something much worse: a flesh eating disease. eating disease. at stanford health care, eating disease. we can now simulate the exact anatomy of a patient's brain before surgery. if we can do that, imagine what we can do for seizures. and if we can fix damaged heart valves without open heart surgery, imagine what we can do for an irregular heartbeat, even high blood pressure. if we can use analyze each patient's breast cancer to personalize their treatment, imagine what we can do for the conditions that affect us all. imagine what we can do for you. an arizona mother

remains hospitalized - after thinking she was unusually sick with the flu. her family says, it has turned out to be something much more serious --- a flesh eating disease... catherine heenan is here with her story... (catherine) christin lipinski and her

family had started off the new year with lots of happy plans .....and scheduled trips. they were about to go to disneyland. but about two weeks ago....she visited her doctor with flu-like symptomsand a pain under her arm... her husband says that what happened next -- has the whole family in shock...christin has a flesh eating bacterial infection that has already claimed nearly 30 percentof her body. cristin's husband says that every day is touch and go. she's hospitalized in phoenix. some people are asking whether the flu can somehow lead to the flesh eating disease....and doctors say no. but they add that the flu does weaken your immune system. making you more vulnerable to other infections. pam and steve?

a dramatic comeback and serious blowout sets the stage for this years edition of the superbowl and tom brady is onceagain center stage. and the giants add another player to the roster. will this center fielder make all the difference for the home team? sports director gary radnich hasinsight when we come back

the giants finally have their centerfielder... according to multiple reports they have agreed to terms with austin jackson on a 2-year, 6- million-dollar deal... incentives could take it up to 8.5-million jackson...who turns 31 next month... hit

.318 with 7 homers and 35 rbis in 85 games for cleveland last season. he also made what many considered the catch of the year in major league baseball... going over the wall in fenway park to rob henly ramirez of a home run the giants are now set in their outfeld with jackson... andrew mccutchen in right... and hunter pence in left... as well as another newcomer... evan longoria... at third base the patriots are a high as 6 1/2-point favorites over the eagles in super bowl 52... the heaviest favorite since

2009... when the pittsburgh syteelers were 7-point favorites over the arizona cardinals... yesterday... tom brady... despite the cut on is hand... did it again... bringing new engand from behind in the 4th quarter to beat the jacksonville jaguars... it will be the 8th super bowl for brady and billbellichick... they will be going for their 6th super bowl title... meanwhile... nick foles and the eagles where on fire... duismantling the nfl's top-ranked defense in the minnesota vikings to win the nfl title easily... 38-7... th eagles will be in their first ésuper bowl since losing to brady and the patriots in 2005 it's all set... patriots- eagles... here are foles and brady...(sot: brady & foles) we cherish these moments and opportunities and i know we have quite a few of them which we've been very blessed to. its been an unbelievable run i think everyone should be really

proud of what we've accomplished this is a different team from last years team it didnt look good at 2-2 you know we just keep showing up everyday.i havent really had time to comprehend what is going on to be honest i dont know if i ever will its just unbelievable.its been good its been a great year it would be really great if we take care of business in a couple weeks we'll see the schedule... february 4th... two sundays from now in mineapolis... patriots versus eagles... kickoff right about 3:30 our time... the lowest ticket price on the 3rd party market is 3rd party price on the lowest ticket time... the about 3:30 our kickoff right eagles... kickoff right about 3:30 our time... the lowest ticket price on the 3rd party market is already going for 4,370- dollars

drinking and running don't go well together... this eagles fan... who admitted to having a few drink prior... was trying to rally eagles fans on the subway before the game he started runner alongside the car as it pulled out... right into a concrete pole... the fan... jigar desai... who is an eagles season ticket holder... said he is doing

ok... and his pain eased with the eagles' 38-7 win over the vikings desai went to his job today... but did say he is sore and may see the doctor tomorrow despite what mst would describe as a would what mst despite

despite what mst would describe as a subpar season... raiders quarterback derek carr has made his 3rd straight pro bowl... he became eligible once new england made the super bowl and tom brady was out of the running for next week's nfl all-star game in orlando. khalil mack... rodney hudson... kelechi osemele and donald penn were named to the original roster carr joins rich gannon and ken stabler as raiders quarterbacks with at least three pro bowl selections.joe staley will also likely be in the pro bowl due to the eagles win taking one of their lineman out of the game 49ers quarterback jimmy garoppolo is going to get a ring if the patriots win.... even though he doesn't play for them anymore.. he also gets a nice little bonus.... garoppolo pocketed $79,000 thanks to new england's two playoff wins and afc title.... he gets an aditional $112,000 if the patriots win the super bowl and $56,000 if they lose... it's good to be jimmy g. right now... that's for sure bay area hoops legend jason kidd is out as head (( v.o. / steve áá )) good news for our good

news áá )) (( v.o. / steve (( v.o. / steve áá )) good news for our neighbors along the coast, the number of sea lions fromalaska to mexico has reached it's best capacity in almost 50 years.

(steve) according to a new study by a national oceanic and atmospheric administration biologists -- the population of sea lions in california has tripled over the past four decades. the biologisits say the population of sea lions from alaska to mexico have exploded from 89-thousand in 19-75 to 260-thousand in 20- 14. the population boom credits the 19-72 marine mammal protection act signed by president richard nixon. sea lions have become first marine mammal that lives along the entire west coast to recover to its natural carrying capacity. (pam) 'fiona the hippo' is celebrating her first birthday. the cincinnati zoo prepared a special hippo- friendly cake for the birthday girl. the baby hippo captivated the community last year, with her struggle to survive after being born premature. she is not on display to the public yet. but already, there are books about her, greeting cards with her picture on them and even a flavor of ice cream named

after her. the zoo had a special weekend celebration for fiona's birthday, which is actually on wednesday. zoo officials say, she is doing well and weighs 6- hundred pounds. they think fiona will be ready to make her public debut soon. (steve) let's take a look outside right now...(pam) chief meteorologist chief (pam) chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: the day started with some rain and ended with some sunshine. storm clouds moved in overnight to bring the rain. some of the norht bay locations had over an inch of rain with lesser amounts futher south. the rain has ended now and we are looking at partly cloudy skies. you can see on the doppler radar that the rain has moved on. but with the moisture left behind we will likely see some patchy dense fog. on the satellite image you can see the low pressure system that brought the rain but it is now falling apart. we will see a brief break in the wet weather before another pacific storm moves in later this week. highs tomorrow ill be cool with partly cloudy skies and number in the mid 50s to low 60s. there will be patchy dense fog in the morning that may affect the morning

commute. clouds will increase throughout the day on wednesday leading to rain in the afternoon and continuing into the night. cold showers will continue on thursdays. partly cloudy and dry weather will return on friday with dry weather expected for the weekend too. final look at the weather with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow.

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