i'm grant lodes.(vicki) and i'm vicki liviakis. the crash involved a dump truck hauling debris from the firezone... the cause is still under investigation. it all happened right in middle of one of the hardest hit commercial areas from the october firestorm..at the intersection of fountaingrove parkway and mendocino avenue. kron4's maureen kelly talked to an eyewitness who helped pull some of the survivors to safety. i could a got killed, i came a split-second from that truck hit me.here's the charred and broken down remains of the dump truck that larry broderick says appeared to be out of control as it entered the intersection just as he cleared it.where would i get to the intersection powell that ford pick up truck gets hit, spun around, the ford pick up truck hits the the bronco then the truck continues up the road and hits everything up therehere's what left of the front end of that first truck that was hit...the eyewitness says the female driver appeared pinned behind the steering wheel.he says the dump truck was leaking fuel as it continued up the overpass, colliding with seven other vechiles and fire soon

followed........six of the 10 vehicles involved were burned. with the help of other bystanders on the scene larry urged some of the dazed drivers to get out of their burning vehicles.... but the occupants of this mini van had to be pulled out. we got the guy in the dog out but the lady was trapped the construction guys that came to help me help pull the door open, the steering wheel off of her and pushed her seatbelt back and got her outthe fact that these charred cars are sitting just feet away from the burned up remains of the journey's end mobile home park and across the road from where the fountaingrove inn used to stand was not lost on larry. it's all symbolic and tied together that's why i jumped out of my car and said let's save some lives and any citizen should do that lots of words being thrown around but i'm just an average guy that wants to save peoplethe us army corp of engineers says the dump truck belongs a subcontracor of ecc, the burlingame company that is the main contractor involved in the clean up of the october fires. it appears at the time of the crash that it was fully loaded with firezone debris which will likely factor in to

the police investigation into the crash. kron4 news (grant) several cars were involved in a crash on the san mateo bridge. these are pictures from the scene. it happened this morning just before 9:00 on the eastbound side. you can see on the left... all lanes were blocked for a short time. police say the crash involved a u-haul truck... but it's not yet clear how it happened. two people were taken to the hospital.. one with major injuries. (vicki) in the south bay... one of the largest homeless encampments in san jose is being cleaned out. and homeless activists showed up to protest. the camp is located on felipe avenue... right off of highway 101... near interstate 6-80. caltrans started clearing the area at 4:00 this morning. the land belongs to caltrans... so they are clearing the homeless out. about 100 people showed up this morning to protest... and support the people living there. they say the city as well as the tech companies are not doing enough to address homelessness

sandy perry/community activist--there are hundreds of thousands of new jobs created by these tech companies and hardly any new housing units. meanwhile the number of homeless continue to go up. we believe the tech companies need to take responsibility for the social problems they create.(vicki) caltrans says a homelessness task force has been out at the site every day since the people living their received evacuation notices. that task force has been helping those people find support services and shelter. (grant) easily the largest homeless camp in the south bay, the sprawling array of tents, tarps and piles of trash are are all too visible from vehicles passing by on the 680 - - 101 interchange. (vicki) now comes the task of cleaning up a mess that one crew member described as nothing short of"shocking." kron four's rob fladeboe toured the camp and joins us now live from the scene. rob? (rob live) i'm here on felipe avenue where caltrans

is erecting a chain link fence around theentire camp, which is quite literally being treated like a hazardous waste zone. the clean-up expected to take at least a week and as one crew member told me, "god knows what we'llfind in there." (disinfectant being sprayed) caltrans has it's work cut out in the days ahead. this is the north end of an encampment that stretches from i-280 near 7th street south to story road and has been spilling into some neighboring areas. the amount of tents, tarps and other items accumulated by roughly 70 campers in the past six months is staggering says caltrans. raquel johnson/caltransfull body coveralls and dust masks are standard equipment for this crew which is spraying bleach across the camp and scouting for other hazrads, like this syringe, one of many to be seen here along with plenty of evidence there are no bathrooms.raquel

johnson/caltransa cookfire still smolders outside a hastily abandoned campsite. not far away, there are signs of a much larger fire. used oil and other potentially toxic materials can be seen along with pile after pile of rotting trash. flies abound. rats are said to be a problem amid complaints from neighbors and passers by.raquel johnson/caltrans

(rob live) last time this camp was taken down, about six months ago. caltrans tells me that bill for the dumping the trash at the landfill alone was $20,000. live in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 newss (grant) stocks went into free fall today. ábefore the closing bell--- the dow plunged almost 16- hundred points. it was the biggest point decline in history during a trading day. eventually the dow closed one-thousand-and-175 points down. that is the worst

closing ápoint decline on record. but from a percentage loss standpoint...to day's drop was nowhere close to the destruction on black monday in 1987 or the financial crisis of 2008. lots of financial experts are calling this a healthy correction after the dow soared to record territory earlier this year. a white house spokesman said: "markets do fluctuate in the short term." and stressed that the fundamentals of the economy are strong. (vicki) in the easy bay.... construction crews accidentally punctured a gas line in hayward this morning. it happened near the intersection of huntwood and austin avenues east of highway 8-80. police say the area is blocked off to allow crews to repair the line. the fire department is asking people who live in the area not to worry but to leave if there is a strong smell of gas. (vicki) the city of alameda could soon keep track of everybody who is driving onto the island. tomorrow night-- the city council will consider installing license

plate readers. the city could purchase 13 license plate recognition systems. this would record everybody who enters city limits. the alameda city council meeting is tomorrow night at 7:00. (grant) police cited a number of drivers and towed several cars... after another large sideshow in oakland. this one happened yesterday morning. you can see some of the cars that were taken away. the sideshow happened in the area of high street and foothill boulevard near fremont high school. police say people at the sideshow broke the windows of nearby businesses and threw bottles at officers. you may remember last weekend there were two major sideshows in the east bay. this is surveillance video from the chp chopper that was monitoring one of those two in oakland. someone there pointed a green laser pointer at the chp helicopter. one person was arrested in that case. and in richmond... there was a sideshow where an officer was hit by a car and injured. two people were arrested. (vicki) there's a

new agreement to keep police reforms on track in san francisco...(grant) california's attorney general says that his office will now step in tooversee and review those reforms.. catherine heenan is here with the story.. (catherine) they're talking about 272 police reforms recommended by federal justice officials in 2016...that was after several officer involved shootings in san francisco... until september - the u.s. department of justice was providing guidance and resourcesin helping to make those reforms happen.... so when it decided to stop that involvement --- california'sattorney general said it was time to step in. calling it "too important not to do." now - state prosecutors will independently review the police reforms. xavier becerra / california attorney general: simply because the federal government decided to abandon ship did not mean we were going to let that ball drop. there are some fumbles that can really cost you a whole lot, and we saw a really fascinating game yesterday at the super bowl, but i will tell you this. at

the end of the day, the people of the city, county of san francisco are going to be the big winners here because we picked up the ball. the attorney general didn't say how much the agreement will cost his department. he says he won't wait around for state legislators to provide the money - but will find it. the recommendations include the police department's use-of-force policies andracial bias training. vicki and grant? (grant) happening tonight in the east bay... families are coming together to host a pasta dinner fundraiser for the high school wrestler who was paralyzed during a match. ryan joseph is a sophomore at college park high school in pleasant hill. right now he is getting treatment at a rehabilitation hospital in denver. he has regained some movement in his shoulders and arms... but still has a long road ahead. the fundraiser started at 5:00...

and goes until 8:00 tonight at college park high school. 100-percent the proceeds will go towards a wheelchair accessible van for ryan's family. if you can't attend.. but still want to help out... we have information on how to donate on our website at kron-for dot com. (vicki) winter is still feeling like spring. another day of record breaking temperatures in the bay area. . (grant) chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here with details on how long the warm weather is going to last. lawrence karnow: record high temperatures continue to fall as high pressure domintes our weather pattern. we enjoyed another day of sunshine and above normal temperatures all the way to the coast. highs in most places were in the 70s. the winds will turn offshore overnight again and will be gusty especially over the

mountains. doppler radar is of course free of any rain. on the satellite you can see how far north the storms are being forced over the top of this ridge. there will be minor changes in that pattern for the week ahead but right now there is no rain in the forecast. highs tomorrow will be in the 60s and mid 70s with plenty of sunshine. it may cool slightly on wednesday and thursday, more cooling and gusty winds are possible on saturday. dry and unusually warm weather will continue into next week. (grant) coming up... if you haven't received the flu shot yet... it's not too late. the warning from doctors before the second round of the virus hits. (vicki) a mother is sending a warning to parents after her baby's car seat nearly catches on fire. hear how it happened.

no it's not too late ((butted to)) ... even if you feel like flu has come to your community and now is decreasing... there could be a second wave and it could be a different type of virus( grant ) health officials are urging everyone to get a flu shot despite signs that the epidemic is easing here and in some other states.this year's deadly h-3-n-2 strain is still killing one californian every five and a half hours.( vicki) and the virus remains widespread in every california county.catherine heenan is

here with the latest on the flu season and how you can protect yourself.catherine? (catherine) it's been a tough fight ... the h-3n2 virus hit early and spread to every state.the strain has been around in mutated form before ... so older people might actually have developed more immunity. so we've been hearing more and more stories about young, otherwise healthy victims.and more frustration over our inability to protect them. "some estimates put the effectiveness of this year's vaccine at 10 percent. that is unacceptable." politicians are calling for more money to develop a better vaccine. "it's better than nothing, but not a lot better than nothing. across america ... more schools are closing ... this one in new jersey,"it's all about the buses. there is no epidemic in the schools. only among the bus drivers."a military hospital in el paso, says it's overwhelmed. "this emergency department is set to handle 120 patients, and on average we've been seeing 180 and 190, which far exceeds our abilities of resources that we have here."in california 127 people have died so far ... 100 of them since the first of the year.that is the third highest in the last ten years. twenty=two of this year's deaths have been in the nine bay area counties plus santa cruz.siren natthe flu virus can turn deadly in a number of

ways ... most commonly by weakening the body's immune system so other viruses like pneumonia can enter the lungs ... fiiling them with fluid and depriving the body of oxygen.that's why the state tracks combined hospital visits for flu and pneumonia symptoms.at northern california kaiser hospitals, the number of admissions dropped by 50 percent from its peak two weeks ago.as for a second outbreak, look at what happened last year ... a similar peak at the end of january, with elevated levels remaining through april. "we really could have several more weeks of flu season>' (catherine) doctors

say on average, each person infected with the virus infects fewer than one other person,.the problem -- you might run into more than one infected person in a day ... increasing your chances of being infected. that's why they keep reminding people to wash their hands ... and avoid touching their eyes, nose and mouth. grant and vicki? (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: record high temperatures continue to fall as high pressure domintes our weather pattern. we enjoyed another day of sunshine and above normal temperatures all the way to the coast. highs in most places were in the 70s. the winds will turn offshore overnight again and will be gusty especially over the mountains. doppler radar is of course free of any rain. on the satellite you can see how far north the storms are being forced over the top of this

ridge. there will be minor changes in that pattern for the week ahead but right now there is no rain in the forecast. highs tomorrow will be in the 60s and mid 70s with plenty of sunshine. it may cool slightly on wednesday and thursday, more cooling and gusty winds are possible on saturday. dry and unusually warm weather will continue into next week. (grant) (grant) tonight president

trump is pushing back against a new bi-partisan immigration bill that would protect daca recipients from deportation. (vicki) the president says the bill is a non-starter because it doesn't include funding for a wall between the u-s and mexico. mark meredith is in washington with the very latest. two senators, arizona's john mccain and delaware's chris coons, are introducing a bi-partisan bill they say protects so-called "dreamers" and secures the border.their plan, which matches a bill already in the house, would give millions of undocumented immigrants a pathway to citizenship.and also spend more money on border security. but the plan does not include president trump's demand for a border wall between the u-s and mexico.the president says that's just one reason the mccain/coons bill will never become law."oh we're building the wall, believe me or not much else is going to get done"both democrats and

republicans admit time is running out to find any solution.some dreamers will be eligible for deportation as early as march. the white house is trying to pressure democrats to make a deal.on monday, senior white house staff met with conservative immigration activists.among them: mario rodriguez of hispanic 100 outreach, who called on democrats to protect dreamers at all costs."if you really really really care about these daca young adults, then lets get something done once and for all"but democratic senator dick durbin says president trump's immigration demands will only hurt future generations. " they want to cut legal immigration into the united states of family members, some of whom have waited 20 years or more to join up with their families."congress is expected to discuss immigration proposals this week.but no final votes are scheduled.in washington, i'm mark meredith. (vicki) (vicki) the house intelligence committee has voted to release a democratic rebuttal to a g-o-p memo on the russia

investigation. it now goes to president trump for a five-day review. he will then decide whether to allow its release - as he did with the republican document last week. the democratic document aims to counter the republican document, which accused the fbi and justice department of abusing their authority in monitoring a onetime trump campaign associate. a white house spokesman says trump will "consider" the democratic memo's release the same way he considered the republican document. "nats, fans cheering"(grant) an eagles fan did a trust fall off the philadelphia ritz-carlton awning after philly's super bowl win last night. the team's win over the the team's win over the new england

patriots was the first super bowl victory in eagles franchise history. the city of brotherly love was filled with rowdy fans was filled with rowdy fans celebrating in the streets. there was also some vandalism and looting. police scanners crackled with reports of massive crowds, a flipped car, a christmas tree fire, and people climbing statues outside a museum. officials say three people were arrested in disturbances around the city. the super bowl parade is being held on thursday. (grant) the dodge ram super bowl commercial is sparking some criticism. the ad that aired sunday night during the game featured a martin luther king junior speech from 50 years ago-- it has scenes of kids playing... fishermen... members of the military... a teacher and students... and a firefighter. take a listen... "but recognize that he who is greatest among you shall be your servant. that's the new definition of greatness." (grant) the king (grant) the king estate

said in a statement -- it had reviewed the ad before it aired to make sure it met its standards. and fiat chrysler, which owns ram, said in a statement -- it "worked closely with the representative s of the martin luther king junior estate to receive the necessary approvals." (vicki) still ahead... school could start áálater for kids in the south bay. find out why. (grant) and after the break... hear the warning from a concerned mother... after her baby's car seat almost catches on fire.

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is a mirror on the back of the seat so i can see her." 00:11 ... this mom...ásotfrom facebook post 00:12"...and i just took her out of the seat and smelled smoke and saw the smoke coming up and this is caused by the suns reflection into the car seat."00:23...had to share. you can see the holes in the car seat fabric. the cedar park mom says she's used mirrors with her other kids and never seen anything like this.she posted on facebook that the car seat brand was britax.the mirror... eddie bauer.both companies say they are aware of what happened. ásotáarezow doost"a spokesperson with eddie bauer says there is a warning attached to this mirror... it's right here and says keep out of direct sunlight for long periods of time." the statement goes on to say that the manufacturer has not received complaints of an issue like this in the past. britax says... "the federal government requires all car seats and the interior of vehicles to meet flame retardant standards. in this incident the flame retardants in the car seat did their job." ásotfrom facebook post 00:24 "thank god! i made a two second stop." 00:27 this mom says she was rushing home.ásot from facebook post 00:30"...and found this before something happened."00:34and grateful her baby wasn't in the seat.

(grant) next at 5:30... a warning in the east bay after a robbery at a bart station. details on how it happened.

local first.... here's a look at what's making news tonight in your neighborhood.(grant) a crime warning for bart riders in the east bay. there was a strong-armed robbery at the south hayward station over the weekend. the victim was standing outside in the bus zone.. when the thief grabbed the victim's phone and took off. police were not able to track down the criminal or the phone - the victim was not hurt. but a good reminder for reminder for riders -- always be aware of your surrounding on bart. (grant) also in the east bay - certain residents are eligible for free tax preparation ohlone college's newark campus. the offer applies to people who live in newark, fremont, and union city... with a household income under 54-thousand dollars. the services are being offered through the volunteer income tax assistance program. it's availble on tuesdays, by appointment only, through april 17. (vicki) in the south bay - students and parents will get a chance tonight to debate changing school start times for the san jose unified

school district. the first of three town halls will be held this evening at leland high school in san jose from 6:30 p.m. to 8:15 p.m. the current high school start time is 7:55 a.m. (grant) on the penninsula - police are looking for a man who exposed homeslef to a woman at a park. this happened yesterday afternoon around 4:00 at orange memorial park in south san francisco. a 59-year-old woman was sitting near the softball field when she says a man walked up, started a conversation then exposed himself. the man then simply walked away. (grant) and - two mountain lion sightings to tell you about over the weekend.. both near homes in palo alto. one of the mountain lions was seen outside a house on wildwood lane. the big cat hopped a fence into the home's backyard before taking off. then... just a half mile away...a woman walking on sutter avenue also saw a mountain lion... it also ran off. (vicki) in the north bay.. new video of a house fire in vallejo saturday. police responded after a report of a

disturbance on parkview terrace.investigators say the officer had to pull a man out of the burning house.. all while the person resisted. three dogs were rescued from the backyard.no word on what caused the fire. (vicki) and in santa rosa - a gas station clerk was hurt in a robbery.. and tonight the criminal is on the loose. it happened this morning at the shell gas station on steele lane at about 8-40 a-m.the suspect entered the store with a knife... demanded money -- then ran out towards the in- n-out burger. the clerk's hand was injured during the robbery... a detailed suspect description has not been released. (lawrence karnow) record high temperatures continue to fall as high pressure domintes our weather pattern. we enjoyed another day of sunshine and above normal temperatures all the way to the coast. highs in most places were in the 70s. the winds will turn offshore overnight again and will be gusty especially over the mountains. doppler radar is of course free of any rain. on the satellite you can see how far north the storms are being

forced over the top of this ridge. there will be minor changes in that pattern for the week ahead but right now there is no rain in the forecast. highs tomorrow will be in the 60s and mid 70s with plenty of sunshine. it may cool slightly on wednesday and thursday, more cooling and gusty winds are possible on saturday. dry and unusually warm weather will continue into next week. (vicki)(vicki) in the north bay... a new report is blaming p-g- and-e for one of the deadly fires that destroyed thousands of homes. now-- questions are being raised about determining the cause of the massive blazes. kron 4's terisa estacio reports on the multiple investigations... as officials zero in on some key factors. californias' state fire agency - calfire along with the public utlility commission are the two leading organziations diving deep into the north bay fires to figure

out the cause. a calfire spokeperson tells kron four news, they have dozens of highly skilled fire investigators examining evidence. some of that evidence being looked at in a lab, includes, electrical items pge listed in a document taken a home on bennet lane in calistoga, where the fatal tubbs fire started. those items include, 3 in service distribution line fushed cutouts, 2 sets of transformers fused cutouts and secondary service line detached from a home.fallen pge lines were recently listed as the primary cause of fires that broke out before the tubbs fire in the fall - take a look at this map, the fires broke out on brush creek lane and sullivan way on october 8 and 9 before the inferno of the tubbs fire erupted. this is santa rosa asst fire marshall paul lowenthal.paul lowenthal. the investigator was able to pinpoint sparks from the utility.lowenthal quickly added that the high erratic wind though was the reason the sparks were able to fly and ignite the fires. lowenthal with sant rosa fire

says, although they were able to determine the cause of this fire rather quickly, it is a much different issue when it comes to figuring out the reason behind the tubbs, atlas and nunns fires.paul similar in nature, much different in the sense that calfire has an incrdielbe task in front of them itdocumen the fire of tens of thosuands fo acres, burned, 1,000s of structures, the unfortunate lost of life, they are having to peel back a lot of layers, ours was much more narrow , we were able to do quicker.calfire currently says there is not timetable, and points to the valley fire. that took more than a year to find the cause - a faulty wiring of a hot tub which ignited drybrush. as for pge, a spokesperson says they can not address any pending lawsuits, but add that quote, our thoughts continue to be with everyone impacted. in the north bay, terisa estacio kron four news

in national news tonight... former sports doctor larry nassar has been handed yet another long prison sentence.. it marks his final criminal punishment in a sex abuse scandal involving michigan state university and major u.s. sports associations.. catherine heenan is here with the update.. (catherine) the judge who sentenced nassar today says the depth of his crimes is "incomprehensible."as she gave him between 40 and 125 years in prison.. that's on top of the many decades of time he's already been given in two other separate cases.... this latest case focused on sexual assaults at a gym for elite gymnsasts in eaton county, michigan... in total - more than 260

women and girls say nassar sexually abused them under the guiseof medical treatment. at this morning's sentencing -- nassar apologized to the court and to his victims. larry nassar - the words expressed by everyone, that has spoken including the parents have impacted me to my innermost core, with that being said i understand and acknowledge it pales in comparison the pain, trauma and emotions that you all are feeling. today's sentencing was the third in as many months for nassar...the 54-year-old is expected to spend the rest of his life in prison. there are now ongoing investigations into how nassar's sexual abuse went on forso long without authorities finding out or dealing with it. grant and vicki? (vicki) coming up... residents at a bay area senior are laughing, smiling and most of all.. connecting. we take an in depth look

at what a robot has to do with the camaraderie (grant) and after the break... why two dogs are being blamed for staring a house fire.

,$8drw take a look at this... two hungry dogs are being blamed for a house fire in massachusetts. firefighters say the dogs set the family stove on fire when they decided to help

themselves to leftover pancakes. the incident happened back in january according to the southwick fire department facebook post. two golden retrievers were left home alone... and while attempting to nab the pancakes, one of the dogs hit the ignition button on the stove. in the video you can see the stove catch fire, the smoke alarm blares and finally help arrives. the dogs made it out safely. (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

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camaraderie through robots. hey jibo can you dance?let me put on my dancing shoes....music.....that was wonderfula resident of the alma via assisted living community is meeting a new regular vistor here....it's a robot called jibo that's being used as part of a pilot project amoung the several bay area facilities run by elder care alliance.in addition to dancing it can play the radio on request snap photographs beautiful picture laughtell jokeswhy did the man sleep on a pile 2 x 4's, for better lumbar supportand react to the human touch....it purrs when petted...he also often has some quirky responses to questions....hey jibo what are you.? i'm a robot but i'm not just a machine i have a heart, well not a real heart but feelings will not feelings you know what i mean"some people are gung ho about the robot and some people really like

i'm not sure about this"erin partridge, an experiential researcher and art therapist with elder care alliance takes jibo with her when she meets with the seniors. she says this is not a case of caretakers being replaced by automation....instead they are using this cute piece of technology to encourage their residents to connect with each other..despite needing different levels of care."when we have something that all of us are experiencing altogether maybe for the first time, meeting a robot or we got a focus point where we can all meet right here in this moment and have an interaction, then it breaks it down and it doesn't matter that this person has dementia or this person maybe has parkinson's and had some trouble talking we're all meeting together as humans and robots"now freeze, laugh, snapshot laughjibo inspired giggles and gufaws among this group here."when you get this age you need to laugh more and morewhat it does it brings us out of us that's part of the miracle of that and that's part of the miracle of living"(maureen) well jibo is a social robot he can also answer some general knowledge questions. hey jibo what's the weather forecast? it's mostly cloudy and 58 with mostly cloudy skies and a high of 65 in the forecast. watch out lawrence karnow the future is now. maureen kelly kron 4 news.

(grant) let's get a check on what we are working on for kron4 news at six. steve aveson

is standing by in the kron4 newsroom. thanks grant - coming up new at six... a disturbing story in the north bay... a small dog - bound and thrown from a moving vehicle on interstate 80. it went missing just hours before... now police are looking for the person who committed this cruel act. we're going to hear from the dog's heartbroken owner tonight at six. grant -- now back to you in the studio. thanks steve, we'll see you at six. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: record high temperatures continue to fall as high pressure domintes our weather pattern. we enjoyed another day of sunshine and

above normal temperatures all the way to the coast. highs in most places were in the 70s. the winds will turn offshore overnight again and will be gusty especially over the mountains. doppler radar is of course free of any rain. on the satellite you can see how far north the storms are being forced over the top of this ridge. there will be minor changes in that pattern for the week ahead but right now there is no rain in the forecast. highs tomorrow will be in the 60s and mid 70s with plenty of sunshine. it may cool slightly on wednesday and thursday, more cooling and gusty winds are possible on saturday. dry and unusually

warm weather will continue into next week. (vicki) next... (vicki) week.into next will continue into next week.into next will continue warm weather and unusually warm weather will continue into next week.

(vicki) next... we'll take a look at behind the scenes moments from the super bowl.

(vicki) a lot of people still talking about the superbowl. from the half time show to the superstar eagles fans who flocked to minneapolis for the big game. (grant) entertainment tonight's keltie knight reports on the moments you didnt' see. (keltie)grant & vicki beginning with the 13 year old from massachusetts who landed the superstar selfie with j-t, and kevin frazier was right there for the reaction.kevin & fan what was it like when justin came up to you? it was really crazy. how's that selfie? oh its awesome -- "super bowl selfies"how's that's for a superbowl moment. 13 year old ryan mckenna basking in the chance of a lifetime."i got so much stuff on social media and stuff my phone is blowing up can we see the selfie?ryan adding the caption still can't believe this happened,sheila e: justin reached out to me last night and we had a good conversation and then i assured the fans that there is no hologram. kf: you handled the situation? se: i didn't do anything. kf: no, sheila. you handled ther situation. se: no, i just had a

conversation.can i please just get a fly eagles flyfrom jennifer lawrence in mid flight comandeering the paging systemto her "silver linings playbook " co-star bradley cooper at the game, celebrity eagles feverwas unstoppable. bradley cooper: amazing -- a life dream... jennifer lopez and alex rodriguez...kevin: "alex what do you think of the game so far. awesome, so far so good. jennifer, exciting? exciting."...kevin hart was so excited about the eagles win, he just about lost his mind, with kevin frazier.kevin & kevin: c'mon kev, how does it feel right now? i know i've always been pg 13 here,// i gotta an opportunit to win a super bowl,hart was so out of control,he posted an apology on his instagram, for what he calleddrunken behavior, including arguing with security at the end of the game."me trying to go on stage with the trophy was definitely in the top 2 stupidest things i've ever done, but who cares" "oh say can you see?" (6)it was also a long-held dream come true for pink, who sang the national anthem.despite being sick! kevin frazier: "pink how was it out there? pink: i almost got there. kevin: "almost? it sounded beautiful. pink: "thank you." (keltie)we'll have so much more superbowlreaction tonight on e-t,i'm keltie knightback to you. (grant) a reminder...

entertainment tonight airs right here on kron 4... it's at 7:30... right after inside edition. and then kron4 news returns for prime time at 8:00. 8:00. (vicki) 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. (pam)grant and vicki..coming up new tonight at six... residents whose homes were damaged when coyote creek overflowed in san jose are getting ready for legal action.... we'll tell you where they are placing the blame for the flooding... (steve) then - another weekend - another dangerous sideshow in oakland. new tonight - we talk with oakland city councilmember noel gallo about what can be done to stop these illegal street shows.

kron4 news at six is next.

(pam) the attorney for some 150 -coyote creek flood victims in san jose says.... the flooding there did not have to happen, and people did not have to lose so much of what was in their homes.good evening, i'm pam moore. and i'm steve aveson. it has been almost a year since coyote creek overflowed its banks causing massive flooding in san jose. now an attorney representing flood victims says the water district and the city and the county are responsible for poorly managing anderson reservoir and for doing a lousy job in getting the word out.(pam) kron 4's

dan kerman is live in san jose tonight... with word on a lawsuit seeking millions of dollars. dan? áásot geordie smith/flood victim 12-22áásot jolene noel/flood victim 37-47áásot amanda hawes/attorney 111-120 coyote creek lawsuit 0205186pkg this is 20th street near east williams in san jose.. it might not look like it now, but a year ago, it like much of this neighborhood was under water when coyote creek overflowed its banks.this family's home was one many that was flooded last year at this time wiping out much of what was in their basement.now this family is one of about 150 that will file a lawsuit this week against the santa clara valley water district, the city of san jose and the county of santa clara on several fronts, first for doing a poor job at controlling the levels at

anderson reservoirattorney amanda hawes says the suit will also find the agencies were negligent when it came to getting the word out that flooding was imminentsot145/ totally preventable, inexcusable

(pam) a dump truck hauling debris from the north bay firestorm ... lost control resulting in a fiery 10 - car pileup. that's according to santa rosa police who say, six people were injured in the crash, 3 of them critically.(pam) it happened just after 930- this morning, in the intersection of fountaingrove parkway and mendocino avenue. kron4's maureen kelly talked with a good samaritan who says, his experience losing his home in the northbay firestorm... was part of the reason he felt compelled to jump in ... to help those trapped in their burning cars.

here's the charred and broken down remains of the dump truck that larry broderick says he saw coming down fountaingrove parkway just moments after he cleared the intersection. looks like it's out of control. i think i hear horns that could've been the cars that were seen it coming with the truck horn itselfit hit his ford truck here....which then crashed into another bronco.....right behind me pal right behind me and i looked in my rearview mirror and i see the aftermath of the truck heading beast your cars and continuing up over the overpass with a trail of fuel spilling out and instantaneously flames.six of the 10 vehicles involved were burned. with the help of other bystanders on the scene larry urged some of the dazed drivers to get out of their burning vehicles.... but the occupants of this mini van had to be pulled out.... you can see the door we pulled open we rip them open they were broken off their hinges and what not. everything was all smashed so we had to rip open doors because they weren't working the fact that these charred cars are sitting just feet away from the burned up remains of the journey's end mobile home park and across the road from where the

fountaingrove inn used to stand was not lost on larry. he lost his home in hidden valley after fighting the flames for hours. that's why i jumped out of my car and said let's save some lives and any citizen should do that lots of words being thrown around but i'm just an average guy that wants to save people the us army corp of engineers says the dump truck belongs a subcontracor of ecc, the burlingame company that is the main contractor involved in the clean up of the october fires. it appears at the time of the crash that it was fully loaded with firezone debris which will likely factor in to the police investigation into the crash. maureen kelly kron4 news (pam) stocks went into a free-fall today -- at one point the dow plunged almost 16-hundred points.(steve) eventually the dow closed still one-thousand-and-175 points down. (steve) we

want to take a look at what this means 4 your money tonight with grant lodes... joining us now in the studio. grant?(grant) the dow's 16- hundred point decline was the largest in history during a trading day. the dow's closing was the worst closing point decline on record. but to put this in perspective -- from a percentage loss standpoint...today's drop was nowhere close to the destruction on black monday in 19-87 or the financial crisis of 20-08. most experts are calling this, and friday's 666 point dow drop...part of a natural correction after the dow soared into record territory last month. a white house spokesperson today said "markets do fluctuate in the short term...." stressing that the fundamentals of the economy are strong. a big loser in today's

selloff was wells fargo -- headquartered here in san francisco. its stock was sent tumbling after the federal reserve's unprecedented punishment of the bank. the stock was down seven-percent even before the opening bell today. the fed won't allow wells to grow any larger than it was at the end of last year until it cleans up its act. (grant) the nasdaq lost nearly 4 percent today.,...the s&p was down more than four eprcent... making this the worst day in six years for the s&p. (pam) new at 6... the totals are in for u-c berkeley -- the school spent a pretty penny on protecting free speech events on campus last year. the university revealed a bill of almost 4 - million dollars... to bring in outside police, rent equipment, and other security costs for "free speech month" last september. berkeley says, it split the costs with the u-c presidents office. the

most costly event was the september 24th to 27th event called "free speech week," .... organized by controversial right wing figure milo yian-nopolous. that event was eventually canceled.... after the university spent nearly 3- million on security. (steve) in the south bay... one of the largest homeless encampments in san jose is being cleaned out. about 100 people showed up to protest caltrans' clearing at 4 am this morning. they say the city as well as the tech companies are not doing enough to address homelessness. now comes the task of cleaning up a mess that one crew member described as nothing short of "shocking." kron four's rob fladeboe has more. (disinfectant being sprayed) caltrans has it's work cut out in the days ahead. this is the north end of an encampment that stretches from i-280 near 7th street south to story road and has been spilling into some neighboring areas. the amount of tents, tarps and other items accumulated by roughly 70 campers in the past

six months is staggering says caltrans. raquel johnson/caltransfull body coveralls and dust masks are standard equipment for this crew which is spraying bleach across the camp and scouting for other hazrads, like this syringe, one of many to be seen here along with plenty of evidence there are no bathrooms.raquel johnson/caltransa cookfire still smolders outside a hastily abandoned campsite. not far away, there are signs of a much larger fire. used oil and other potentially toxic materials can be seen along with pile after pile of rotting trash. flies abound. rats are said to be a problem amid complaints from neighbors and passers by.tony/homeless this man told me that others are dumping mattresses and other trash here and the homeless are getting the blame. homeless advocateslike pastor scott wagers insist there is a better way.pastor scott wagers/homeless advocate in san jose rob fladeboe jkron 4 news

a live look outside right now... (steve) as we get (steve) as we get our first look at the four zone

forecast with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: record high temperatures continue to fall as high pressure domintes our weather pattern. we enjoyed another day of sunshine and above normal temperatures all the way to the coast. highs in most places were in the 70s. the winds will turn offshore overnight again and will be gusty especially over the mountains. doppler radar is of course free of any rain. on the satellite you can see how far north the storms are being forced over the top of this ridge. there will be minor changes in that pattern for the week ahead but right now there is no rain in the forecast. highs tomorrow will be in the 60s and mid 70s with plenty of sunshine. it may cool slightly on wednesday and thursday, more cooling and gusty winds are possible on saturday. dry and unusually warm weather will continue into next week.

work will continue on recommended reforms at san francisco's police department ... but there will be new oversight. the shake-up is happening because the u.s. department of justice is bowing out of that role.. (catherine) until september....the u.s. department of justice was very hands on...providing the resources and guidance to help push through police reforms in san francisco... we're talking about 272 reforms recommended by federal justice officials in 2016. that was after several officer-involved shootings in 2015...which led to the resignationof chief greg suhr. but then - federal justice officials decided 'not' to continue its oversight role.

now - the state attorney general's office is stepping in.san francisco's mayor says the new partnership will work... mayor mark farrell - today marks the beginning of a lasting and ongoing chapter in our reform process. one that stays true to our goal of transparency, accountability and most important - trust building. california attorney general - we picked up the ball. and we're going to run with it. we're doing this for the peopleof california and san francisco. police say they've completed 81 recommendations, submitted 79 others for review,and started on the last 112. the recommendations include improving the department's use-of-force policiesand racial bias training. steve and pam? (steve) coming up... today a courtroom apology from former olympic team doctor larry nassar .. for the scores of young, female athletes he sexually molested .. (pam) also.. a

heartless crime.. a dog thrown into traffic on a busy bay area interstate... details on what happened and who tried to help.. ( steve ) and next .. illegal sideshows are out of hand in many bay area cities but possibly none more than oakland.. tonight an in- studio guest with some ideas to try and bring the dangerous antics to an end.antics to an end.

(steve) another large

sideshow in oakland near fremont high school took place over the weekend. the alameda county unified sideshow task force issued 189 citations and towed 34 vehicles. according to police, spectators broke windows of businesses and threw bottles at officers. (pam) joining us now is oakland city council member noel gallo... he has proposed a number of solutions to try and end this growing problem.

bay area law enforcement neighbors as we work together to discourage and end illegal side show activity in oakland. wo weekends ago there were two major sideshows in the east bay. this is surveillance video from the chp chopper that was monitoring one of those two in oakland. someone there pointed a green laser pointer at the chp helicopter. one person was arrested in

that case. in richmond... there was a sideshow where an officer was injured. two people were arrested.>

let's take a look outside right now...(pam) chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: record high temperatures continue to fall as high pressure domintes our weather pattern. we enjoyed another day of sunshine and above normal temperatures all the way to the coast. highs in most places were in the 70s. the winds will turn offshore overnight again and will be gusty especially over the mountains. doppler radar is of course free of any rain. on

the satellite you can see how far north the storms are being forced over the top of this ridge. there will be minor changes in that pattern for the week ahead but right now there is no rain in the forecast. highs tomorrow will be in the 60s and mid 70s with plenty of sunshine. it may cool slightly on wednesday and thursday, more cooling and gusty winds are possible on saturday. dry and unusually warm weather will continue into next week.

(steve) police in vacaville are looking for the people or person who bound a small dog's hind legs before throwing him out of a moving car on interstate- 80. (pam) passerbys tried to get out and save him, but it was too late. reporter sara zendehnam has the story.

stitch after stitch..sot - this was our routine in this vacaville parking lot... deb ferrara crochets... like she does almost everyday... sot - deb ferrara rex's owner - this is what you do when you retire but this day is different than others.. there's something missing...sot - ferrara - he would sit up on the console until he was tiredthe console.. now empty... it's where her dog rex would keep her company.. stitch after stitch... rex got out of his vacaville home thursday while ferrara was at a friend's funeral... she frantically looked for the 18 month old puppy for hours... then she got this call... sot - ferrara - and she said do you have a little white dog i said yeah i do you found himmonica andersen and her fiance did find rex while driving by the davis street exit off i80 eastbound... but how they found him isn't the news ferrara was waiting to hear... sot - monica andersen witness - all we saw was this white thing come flying out a blue prius andersen says rex's back legs were tied with plastic... she got out to save him but says another car hit him before she could..they found ferrara's number on his collar and made that call...sot - (double super) erik gow and monica andersen witnesses - when she pulled up seeing her cry it broke our hearts ferrara's heart is also broken.. rex was her everything...sot - ferrara - he was the sweetest little dog he was my 24/7 companion i had him since he was just a pup everybody teased me because he

went everywhere with me thinking about how he died is too much to handle...sot - i wonder how scared was he and thinking about who did this and why... is even harder... so she sits in her car... with a bowl of dog food still in there from their last drive together... and she keeps her hands busy...sot - it makes me focus on something other than my lifeto keep her mind still... (pam) (pam) coming up...

hundreds of sightseers gearing up for yosemite's annual 'firefall' event.. but some people may get shut out this year .. we'll tell you why. (steve) plus... space -x introduces the special guest for the 'falcon heavy' rocket test launch tuesday... from cape canaveral ..

(steve on cam) happening now... a robotic car company founded by google is accusing uber of cheating in the race to get self-driving vehicles on the road first. the self-driving car project -- waymo -- is seeking up to one-point-eight billiion dollars in damages against the ride-sharing app. waymo has taken claims a former google employee stole "trade secrets" and shared them with uber to a federal court in san francisco. uber claims the allegations are "meritless" and absolutely false. (pam) if you are hoping to see yosemite national park's annual "firefall" this year ... you may be disappointed. yosemite is starting a new booking system

this year.... to reduce traffic and increase pedestrian safety. the annual february event draws more than one- thousand people ... to see the fiery orange glow at sunset. registration opened saturday with a limit of one vehicle permit- per person each day. unfortunately -- reservations are already at capacity. ( steve ) coming up.. a way to get a preview of the raiders new stadium ... that includes memorabilia .. pictures ... and a 3-d look at what's to come. (pam) plus.. a special health clinic in san francisco's bayview - hunter's point community .. gets a new look .. and possibly, a new designation. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t.

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stadium preview center opened over the weekend in las vegas. it's filled with memorabilia like superbowl rings, photos and equipment. (pam) you can also take a look at 3-d renderings of the future stadium -- and eventually -- get a look at a view from áyourá seat in the venue. reporter chris matthews has more. the las vegas raiders opened its stadium preview center over the weekend. the center is filled with raiders memorabilia, featuring super bowl rings, equipment and photos and videos, giving visitors a glimpse into key individuals in the team's storied past. the franchise's

three super bowl trophies will be added later. a cube in the middle allows fans to view 3d renderings of different levels of the future russell road stadium, while a massive interactive video wall lets fans swipe through current and former players. the view from your seat and large-scale stadium model weren't ready for public viewing yet, but those features should be ready before march. current oakland season ticket holders getting first choice. lawrence karnow: record high temperatures continue to fall as high pressure domintes our weather pattern. we enjoyed another day of sunshine and above normal temperatures all the way to the coast. highs in most places were in the 70s. the winds will turn offshore overnight again and will be gusty especially over the mountains. doppler radar is of course free of any rain. on the satellite you can see how far north the storms are being forced over the top of this ridge. there will be minor changes in that pattern for the week ahead but right now there is no rain in the forecast. highs tomorrow will be in the 60s and mid 70s with plenty of sunshine. it may cool slightly on wednesday and thursday, more cooling and gusty winds are possible on

saturday. dry and unusually warm weather will continue into next week. week.into next will continue warm weather and unusually saturday. dry possible on winds are and gusty more cooling thursday, lawrence karnow: record high temperatures continue to fall as high pressure domintes our weather pattern. we enjoyed another day of sunshine and above normal temperatures all the way to the coast. highs in most places were in the 70s. the winds will turn offshore overnight again and will be gusty especially over the mountains. doppler radar is of course free of any rain. on the satellite you can see how far north the storms are over the top of this ridge. there will be minor changes in that pattern for the week ahead but right now there is no rain in the highs tomorrow will be in the 60s and mid 70s with plenty of sunshine. it may cool slightly on wednesday and thursday, more cooling and gusty possible on saturday. dry warm weather will continue into next week.

in santa rosa a dump truck hauling firezone debris loses on control resulting in a 10 vehicle collision. that's according to police who are still investigating week.into next will continue into next week. in santa rosa a dump truck hauling firezone debris loses on control resulting in a 10 vehicle collision. that's according to police who are still investigating the cause of the accident.six of the vehicles were burned. six people were injured, three cricticaally. bystanders had to help pull some out of the burning cars. the crash happened in the intersection

of fountaingrove parkway and mendocino avenue...just feet from the remains of the journey's end mobile home park it's all symbolic and tied together that's why i jumped out of my car and said let's save some lives maureen kelly kron4 news in san jose...the largest homeless encampment in the south bay is beingtaken down. roughly 70 people, who had been camped beneath the i-280 101 interchange for the past six months, were evicted (pam) a first- of- its kind clinic for african- americans in san francisco's bay -view hunters point ... that has been operating since the 1960's... is currently undergoing renovations to preserve the center's rich history.(steve) as we celebrate black history this month .... kron 4's haaziq madyun rediscovers the clinic's hidden history...the efforts to turn it into a cultural landmark. sot/pointing at photo javon

muhammad/bayview hunter's point clinic: "here is dr. coleman, dr. arthur coleman">in 1960 an african american physician named arthur coleman did something unheard of at that time. he opened a multi service clinic to service the medical needs here in san francisco's bayview district javon muhammad/bayview hunter's point clinic: "this was the first medical practice of such, a group of black doctors in san francisco that actually built something to actually take care of black people in san francisco" nats/construct ion sound the medical center is now the location of the bayview hunter's point clinic. it currently is undergoing renovation. the clinic c.e.o. javon muhammad says there is hidden history in this building. javon muhammad/bayv iew hunter's point clinic: "because in 1960 black doctors could not go down and open practices on sutter where a lot of medical practices were or even other areas in san francisco"as you can see from this archival news footage it was such a revolutionary concept it drew the attention of local media at the time nat/sot haaziq ...and kron4 was there javon muhammad/bayv iew hunter's point clinic: "kron4 was there, when i saw that video i was like it was

1968 and kron was there, that was amazing" stand up here at san francisco city hall the significance of the coleman medical center is not lost on supervisor malia cohen who has recently proposed legislation to preserve the site as a historic landmark sot malia cohen/san francisco board of supervisors: "the historic significance is just paying homage to the contributions that the african american community made to the san francisco community at large but also there is a lot of cultural pride at play here" preserving the site as cultural land mark would inoculate it from gentrfication which brings on it's own set of health problems says muhammad javon muhammad/bayview hunter's point clinic: "because gentrification also causes mental health issues, we loose our church, we loose our doctors, we loose our schools, it can contribute to anxiety and depression" the bayview hunter's point clinic is in the midst of a fund raiser to complete the renovation and preserve this historic site, for more information log on to our website kron4.com...in san francisco haaziq madyun kron4news

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sunday -- volunteers took to some of the mudslide ravaged areas of southern california... to lend a helping hand. (steve) alize martinez has the story from montecito. volunteers with the santa barbara bucket brigade are working hard to help a montecito resident--they've never met. vicki johnson, home damaged:"it's amazing to have all these volunteers here. they are like angeles. they are heroes in my eyes. i can't believe the amazing work they are doing."vicki johnson's home was badly damaged in the montecito mudslide. vicki

johnson, home damaged:"it's really important to get the mud out with mud comes mold. the longer the mud sits, of course the more danger we have of mold. so if we can get the mud out we can save our house." .and their hard work is paying off. vicki johnson, home damaged:"yesterday we were able to clear three rooms, and today we are probably going to clear a good portion of the rest of the house."the bucket brigade is a grassroots effort...trying to make montecito whole again after the tragedy. jeffrey clark, volunteer:"the mission of the bucket brigade is compassion and love. certainly there is digging, certainly there is mud, certainly there is buckets. but the true nature of this is to help out and to bring our community togehter." vicki johnson, home damaged: "they are heroes in my eyes. i can't believe the amazing work they are doing." . in montecito, i'm alys martinez reporting. coming up.. what a game ... the superbowl champion philadelphia eagles head reporting.martinez i'm alys in montecito, i'm alys martinez

reporting. coming up.. what a game ... the superbowl champion philadelphia eagles head home after the victory that makes them 'underdogs' no more.. and our sports director gary radnich has our annual review of the superbowl commercials.. with advertising expert bob dorfman.gary has all the sports.. next. ar ♪

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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. meanwhile back in philadelphia... fans took to the strets in celebration... ,any were well behaved... but there were more than their share of overly roudy.. and likely inibriated revelors... one fan bounced up and down on a traffic light... almost falling when the light broke

away from its supports... another deliberately fell into the crown from an over head awning... in aother incident an awning collasped with fans on it... some more turned over a car... a few idiots messing it up for everyone... but many were peaceful...(wipe to eagles arrive) then today the eagles touched down back in philadelphia... with the expected mob of fans there to greet them... with the lombardi trophy in tow... the eagles departed the plane... them headed over to the crowd to show off the trophy and celebrate the last time the eagles won an nfl title was 1960... pre-super bowl... and their coach was none other than bay area lendend buck shaw

it was a great show on the field... but the suoer bowl is always about more than the game... there than the game... there was justin timberlake's halftime show... and of course those super bowl commercials to break down the ads is a the great bob dorfman of baker street advertising... so bob... the consensus seems to be tide was the big winner wth a number of ads... making fun of other types of suer bowl commercials... take a look... just your

typical super bowl car ad right? or a hilarious beer ad? or whatever ad this is whatever, but it's a tide ad. what did you like about the whole tide campain bob?... (bob comments)

another favotire of bob's and most others was eli manning and odel beckham jr... doing a litle "dirty dancing"... for the nfl bob... your take on manning and beckham?... (bob comments0 (bob comments0

another good one was the combination doritos and mountain dew... "fire and ice" ad...."(music plays) cause i'm feeling like i'm running and i'm feeling like i gotta get away, get away, get away better know that i don't and i won't ever stop cause you know i gotta win everyday dayquiet! shh hush yo mouth i told yall mutha (skurt) yall can stop me now." anytime you can get peter dinklage and morgan freeman together with busta rymes and missy elliot... magic bob... ( bob comments) and this one drew some

controversey... ford using the voice and words of martin luther king to sell ram trucks...if you want to be great wonderful, but recognize that he who is greatest among you shall be your servant. that's a new definition of greatness looks like ford missed on this one bob... bob... do you think this loss will have much of an effect on brady's tb12 brand... (bob commnets)

and how about foles... anything for him?...(bob comments) still ahead... some special santa rosa students get back to a permanent school classroom.... for the first time since the north bay wildfires. at&t has a network with thousands of best-in-class security experts. which means... more of the eye balls you want watching the network... & less of the ones you don't... more experts preventing security issues & less security threats impacting our customers.

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needs children in santa rosa .... returned to a permanent school campus today... after their school was destroyed by the tubbs fire. (steve) kron 4's camila bernal was there and shows us how these students were welcomed this morning. as the buses arrived, teachers, volunteers and first reponders held welcome signed and cheered for the students of the anova center for education59:29 it's overwhelming in exciting and to have the first responders and to have all these volunteers and to have people from credit union here to celebrate with us is just an outpouring of love that we have felt all along the school serves children with autism in kindergarden to 12th grade and for the last 4 months, they had been in separate campuses55:50 kids

with autism they need routine and they love routine and structure and all these familiar faces are so important to them and we are like their family and because they are a family it was not easy to explain to the students that thir school had been compeltely burned by the tubbs fire38:26 we were crying and we had to tell him that it burnt and we saw the pictures and we showed him and he said mom don't worry it's right here and he patted my heart the students are expected to return to their normal school routine... but this time, they are stringer than ever, in santa rosa camila bernal kron 4 news (steve) today... space-x c-e-o elon musk unveiled a surprise passenger for tomorrow's planned "falcon heavy" test launch. he's being called "starman," a reference to a david bowie song. he'll in the driver's seat of musk's red tesla roadster, the cargo for tomorrow's launch scheduled for 10:30 am pacific time out of cape canaveral. the tesla roadster is expected to

enter a solar orbit stretching out to mars. musk tweeting today that all systems remain green for tomorrow's launch. goodbye final look at the weather with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow.

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