kavanaugh. his nomineefor the supreme court. kavanaugh is denying accusations that he assaulted a young woman more than 30 years ago when he was in high school. the accuser - now going public. good evening and thank you for joining us at 5, i'm j.r. stone...(catherine) and i'm catherine heenan. grant and vicki are off tonight. after recent rumors - palo alto professor christine blasey fordwent public this weekend... she says brett kavanaugh sexually assaulted her at a party when they were both in high school.. kavanaugh says it never happened. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says the gop will review the allegation "by the book" with bipartisan interviews. president trump insists the nomination is still on track...although there may be a delay. the senate judiciary committee is set to vote on the nomination thursday. today the white house senior counselor says ford 'should not be ignored.' and coming up later tonight... we will take you to the woman's neighborhood and hear from people who know her. kavanaugh kavanaugh was seen

this morning leaving his maryland home and heading to the white house. he calls the allegations "completely false." both he and professor ford say they're willing to testifyto congress. that public hearing has been set for next monday. (catherine) breaking news tonight... two sacramento county sheriff's deputies... and a bystander have been shot. the suspect is in custody. the shooting happened this afternoon at a 'pep boys' auto parts store on a busy street in rancho cordova.. right outside sacramento. it's not clear yet what led to the shooting....or what condition the victims are in. we'll update you as soon as we get more information into the newsroom. (catherine) and more breaking news out of san francisco... police are asking for help finding this 11-year-old boy. dennis dixon left home last night

after an argument with his family. he was last seen wearing a grey sweatshirt, light blue pants and black shoes. he also may be carrying a red superhero backpack. police say dennis left his parent's home in the diamond heights neighborhood. anyone with information should call police. (jr stone)(jr stone) another big story we're following includes a glimmer of hope for residents of a south bay homeless encampment -- known as "hope village." the camp was taken down early today only to be put up again nearby... and as kron four's rob fladeboe reports - there's an ongoing effort to find a long-term location. after setting up camp earlier this month on a parcel of state-owned land on ruff drive near the airport, the dozen or so homeless residents of "hope village" were to be evicted by 8 a.m. monday. four hours later, they had moved out and were allowed to pitch their tents just down the street at the local s.e.i.u. offices until a more

permanent site is found.peter miron-conc/hope village organizer "....we had hoped people would see what we're doing here and say this is the beginning of a solution because there is nothing else being done for people who are living in the weeds...." the clean, well kept camp, organized by san jose catholic workers, put officials on the spot. county supervsor dave corteze announced that the county and city are in talks to help re-locate hope village to a more secure, if temporary location as a kind of pilot program.dave corteze/santa clara county supervisor "...we're ready to go, we're ready to lease a site where we can put up an even better camp thanhope village with the same people and the same organizing...."the county has offered to lease a parcel of city-owned land just north of the latest camp site. terms would include just one camp with a limited number of residents for an 18-month test to see if the model can be replicated. it's a reason for hope say those who woke up monday not knowing where they would bespending the night. james/hope village resident '....probably i would be moving back into the woods, melt into the woodwork, or go under a bridge. it's a very fluid situation...."rob fladeboe/san jose "...stay tuned. hope village will be moving again, soon, the question is where. organizers hope this will be the first of

many such camps. in san jose rob fladeboe kron4news (jr stone)(jr stone)(jr stone) a car-to-car shooting on an a car-to-car shooting on an east bay freeway and now that shooter is on the loose.it happened overnight on interstate 580 in castro valley.(catherine) kron4's haaziq madyun is live at the c- h-p office in castro valley... with the latest on the investigation... haaziq? .. (haaziq live)investigators here at the castro valley division of the c-h-p say it was a traffic accident and possible case of road rage

involving two vehicles that led to a violent freeway shooting(take pkg) (pkg)sota fender bender turns into a hit and run and ends in a shooting on the 580-freeway in oakland. california highway patrol officer bradley larsen says the incident began after a minor rear end collision on the hesperian blvd on ramp to southbound 238-freeway in san leandro "sot luckily no one in the victim's vehicle was injuredsotaccording to c-h-p officials between november

2015 and january 2018 there has been 144-freeway shootings.throughout the first seven months of this year there has been 13 freeway shootings. this is the second car to car shooting in 2018 in the area patrolled by c-h-p castro valley divisionsot (take haaziq live) (haaziq on cam)c-h-p investigators say this appears to be an isolated incident brought on by the traffic accident between these two vehicles. anyone one with information can contact the c-h-p's castro valley division...in castro valley haaziq madyun kron4news tornado nat ;08 out oh my god tornado nat ;08 out oh my god tornado nat ;08 out oh my god (jr stone) out oh my god(jr stone) florence continuing to

take a brutal toll on the southeast region of the country ... tornados in virginia killed one person today, adding to the storm's death toll. thirty=one people have died in the carolinas, many of them swept away by floodwaters over the weekend. (catherine) north carolina is facing a mounting catastrophe as rivers rise to record levels. and that danger is not going away.ryan o'donnell is here to show us what's happening. ryan? (ryan)j-r, catherine... here in california we've seen what happens when a foot of rain falls.imagine three feet of rain in just, three days.north carolina has never seen a hurricane, like florence. nat chopper "we are laurinburg north carolina where rescues are happening right now. homes are under water. streets are flooded and the creeks here are supposed to rise even more."nat truckrescue crews have been busy all through the weekend.anybody home?carrying people from their homes..... scared there's cars goin under. theres people freaking out saving drivers trapped in their cars."when she hit that water, she literally flew into

the ditch, and that car disappeared into the woods." "and it just like pulled me in, i couldn't stop it. i had my foot on the brake but it didn't stop."in all more than one=thousand swift=water rescues, plus uncounted pets. couple dogs and there's a cat the death toll includes a baby crushed when a tree hit this home.and a toddler ripped from his mother's arms when she tried to escape in her car. (sheriff eddie cathey/union county sheriff's office) she was a stranger to this community, driving through this road that she did not know the rains derailed a freight train near charlotte ... washed out roads and left a big rig stranded police in fayetteville posted these pictures showing the cape fear river's rise in 24 hours.it's not not expect to crest until later this week(gov roy cooper/(d) nc) "this storm's like a house guest that doesn't want to leave."some parts haven't seen worst floods yet. flood warnings have now expanded to include 10 states and nearly 30 million people - all facing what north carolina is experiencing now.(rep richard hudson/(r) north carolina) "they're saying 500 year flood levels...this is not a matter of hours and days, it's a matter of weeks and months and maybe even years to fully recover from this storm." storm."

right now... around 500- thousand homes and businesses are still without power in both north and south carolina. jr, catherine, back to you. (jr stone) you'll soon be getting a message on your phone from the president of the united states -- whether you are a supporter or not. fema is testing a new warning system. it was originally expected to be sent out this thursday... but fema has just delayed the message until october 3rd. the goal is to alert americans to emergencies -- like severe weather and missing children. most cell phone users will receive the alert. the message will be titled "presidential alert" but will indicate it is only a test of the national wireless emergency alert system. major cellphone carriers including at&t, verizon, and sprint will participate. fema will also test the emergency alert system on radio and television stations.

but again-- it has been delayed until october 3rd. (catherine) coming up... a local university is getting rid of a controversial name on campus. details on why... (jr stone) a big rally at the sate capitol today. victims of priest abuse are calling for change within the catholic church. details on what they are asking lawmakers to do. (catherine) and after the break.. a lot of people apparently are 'not' paying their fares on san francisco's most iconic form of transportation. what's now being done to stop fare evaders.. (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break. this is customizable streaming tv for your family.

...whatever size. it's saving money with flexible channel packs. live tv and the latest shows to stream. and all your streaming apps in one place - even netflix. this is how xfinity makes life. simple. easy. awesome. get started with xfinity internet and tv for just $34.99 a month for 12 months and customize by adding flexible channel packs. click, call or visit a store today. (catherine) a new audit

in san francisco finds that cable car conductors are failing to collect fares from nearly a quarter of their passengers... kron4's maureen kelly talked to a muni spokesperson who says that's actually an improvement. she joins us live from the hyde street cable car turnaround. maureen? (maureen) that's right (maureen) that's right catherine.....this isn't the first time the city's controller has sent auditors under cover on board the cable cars. and while the number of people getting on these national landmarks without paying is still pretty high....the number of fare evaders in this most recent

report is half that from the audit from last year. over the course of 12 months....city auditors got on board three cable car lines at different times of the day.in the 100-trips they took... this latest report found that cable car conductors failed to collect cash fares or require proof of payment from the auditors 24 times...along with an estimated 253 other riders on board . that translates to a loss of nearly $2-grand in revenue..but the number of fare evaders was more than double that in the previous audit from the year before..... when nearly 600 fares were not collected.muni spokesperson paul rose says with one operator manning the grips....that leaves one conductor to collect fares and keep an eye on everyone on the open air tourist attractions.... anytime we ask our operators to collect fares it takes away from their ability to provide information to passengers at the same time keep everyone safe as possible he says one reason the number of missed fares went down is because they are continuing to encourage passengers to pay in ways other than cash....like clipper cards and the muni mobile smart phone app.he expects to see a continued improvement if there are future audits ....since the transit agency is getting set to roll out a new pilot program by the end of this year that would make the cable cars fully cashless..... a program we're asking people to pay ahead of time. paying to board to cable car at some of the turnaround areas, before they get on to the vehicle to so we're taking that transaction of clicking fair is it money out of the equation those pre paid tickets will be able to purchased at kiosks....the pilot program is expected to be launched by december.....and the cashless system finalized in 2019. maureen kelly kron4 news

(jr) 'time magazine' is being sold. that's after being sold. that's after they were bought recently by meredith..(catherine) the long-time, storied publication, will soon be owned by tech billionaire marc benioff. kron4's ryan o'donnell kron4's ryan

o'donnell joins us in the studio with the latest.. ryan? j-r, catherine... for decades, time for decades, time magazine has been known for it's 'conversation starting' cover images. here are a couple of them that had people talking. it was only 8 months ago, 'time magazine' had a new home with meredith... but now... it's leaving it's life in des moines, iowa... heading west, to silicone valley. it's reported... salesforce.com owner marc benioff and his wife lynne are buying the longtime publication for 190-million dollars. in a note sent to the staff of time magazine... benioff says quote "we have deep respect for your entire organization and are honored to now have time as part of our family investment portfolio." benioff is apparently buying 'time magazine' personally... keeping the transaction unrelated to salesforce.com... which is a cloud computing company. the sale is expected to close in the next 30 days. j-r, catherine, back to you.

(jr stone) a big story we are following tonight... father junipero serra is known to have founded california's missions, which played a role in the founding of california... but his treatment of native americans has been called into question in recent years... and now stanford university is removing his name from campus. kron 4's dan kerman is live at stanford tonight with details. dan... stanford removes serra 0917185 insertthe name serra, for father junipero serra, the founder of california's missions is easy to spot on this stanford dorm, and on this stanford office building, the biking and pedestrian promenade at the front of campus is also named after him. but soon the name will vanish... due to the mission sytems treatment of native americans.sot miriam leshin/standford phd student 21-27a univerisity committee found "because the mission system's violence against california native americans is part of the history and memory of current members of the community, we believe that features named for junipero serra, who was the architect and leader of the mission

system, are in tension with goal of full inclusion." stanford's board of trustees has accepted those recomendations and decided to remove the names. students support the move.sot stephanie robillard/stanford phd student 57-104sot117/complicated history

(anchor) taking a live look outside-- overlooking downtown san francisco. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was a nice start to the work week with mostly sunny skies and nice temperatures. highs today were in the 70s inland with 60s and a few 70s around the bay and 60s at the beaches. on the satellte you can see a low pressure trough along the west coast. it will keep temperatures down all across the state. highs around the bay area tomorrow will be in the 70s inland, 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast.. offshore winds will bring much warmer temperatures in the middle of the week. cooler weather will return next weekend. (jr stone) (jr stone) (jr stone) still ahead...

a string of armed robberies at a busy san jose strip mall. details on who police are looking for tonight. (catherine) and after the break.. a teenager is being praised for doing the right thing.. after finding a woman's purse filled with cash.

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definition of a good samaritan. he stumbled upon more money than he'd ever seen in his life-- and then did the right thing. kacey drescher has the story. rhami zeini/returned purse with $10k inside: "i feel if everyone did the right thing the world would be a better place"and rhami zeini did the right thing, to the tune of ten grand-nats-voice of rhami zeini/returned purse with $10k inside: "pulled over, went to the road, there's nobody around, picked up the purse, i'm trying to find who's it was"on his way home from school, the 16-year-old

noticed a black purse in the middle of the road in the turnpike area wednesday.rhami zeini/returned purse with $10k inside: "tried to find any identification is there a phone number i can call them return the purse"but the high school junior found something pretty important in there - more cash then he's ever seen in his lifekelly hoover/santa barbara county sheriff's office: "we have seen people do the right thing many times before we had purses that of been dropped with large amounts of cash in them but i think this one was the first time that we had a purse with $10,000 in it"after consulting with his parents, the teen brought the precious cargo to the santa barbara county sheriff's officerhami zeini/returned purse with $10k inside: "to me i figured this is the right thing to do if i take it and find who's purse it was because if the roles were reversed and i lost something with a significant sum of money i know i would want it back for sure"the purse and cash have since been reunited with their rightful owner who's said to be very gratefulkelly hoover/santa barbara county sheriff's office: "this woman was going on a hike and she said she probably left it on the roof of her car and drove away and didn't realize it."

(jr stone) that was kacey drescher reporting. as a reward, the woman gave rhami $100 dollars (catherine) next at 5:30... police in santa rosa are searching for the person responsible for a hit and run. and tonight we're learning the victim's identity. (jr stone) plus... a big rally at the state capitol today... as victim's of priest abuse are calling for change in california. we're in sacramento with the latest.

(catherine) an update to breaking news we told you about at the top of the hour. san francisco police say this 11-year-old boy has been found safe. dennis dixon left home in diamond heights last night after an argument with his family. but in the last 15 minutes-- police say the boy has been found, and he is doing well. (catherine) our top story tonight at 5:30... victims of priest abuse are calling on the california attorney general to launch an investigation into the catholic church..(jr stone) there was a demonstration outside the district attorney's office in sacramento today. capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains what prompted the rally. ((pkg))(nats)members of a

network of clergy sexy abuse victims hand delivered a letter to the state attorney general.. urging him to launch a grand jury investigation into the california catholic church.(dan mcnevin- survivors network of thoe abused by priests)) "we have no knowledge or information about what goes on here in california."noting california has the largest concentration of catholics in the nation..the group says it spent the last month compiling data and crunching numbers based on pennsylvania's recent grand jury report.they say they know of 1,000 victims of clergy sex abuse victims in the state and 510 clerics accused.((tim stier-former priest)) "a priest is held in great honor and esteem. i was a pastor for 12 years in fremont.. we have no accountability the only that got us in trouble was stealing money.""i've sued the catholic church and won.."joe piscietti was a victim of clergy abuse.. he says he's already sent a letter to becerra asking him to investigate but got no response..(joe piscetelli) "i've talked to hundreds and hundreds of kids who have been molested and raped by priest in the catholic church who have not come forward yet, if this office does an investigation like they did in pa, we will see thousands and thousands more. we're trying to seek justice. they owe that to us."az, kron4 news. (catherine) also tonight at 5:30... tonight at also (catherine)

(catherine) also tonight at 5:30... kron4 is always tracking local stories. here's a look at what's going on in your neighborhood right now. (jr stone) police in the south bay are looking for a woman connected to a pair of armed robberies. the robberies happened at a strip mall in san jose. the first happened on august 31st at branham dry cleaners. police say a young woman with a gun demanded money. then the next day.. officers say the same woman robbed a sushi restaurant next door to the cleaners. employees there say she employees there say she pointed a gun at the owner and his family

before taking money from customers. police do not have a detailed description of the woman. (jr stone) former first lady michelle obama will soon be visiting the south bay. the appearance is part of a book tour for her upcoming memoir. the event is being called "an intimate conversation with michelle obama." it will be at the s-a-p center in san jose this december. tickets go on sale at 10:00 friday morning. it's not clear yet how much they will cost. (catherine) in the north bay... santa rosa police need your help finding the person responsible for a fatal hit and run saturday night. police say a man was hit near the corner of stony point and occidental road around 9:20. the victim has been identified as 37-year-old matthew eck. police found him lying in the road near a pizza restaurant. the car they're looking for is a small white sedan which probablyhas major front end damage. (jr stone) on the peninsula... police are looking for three people who tried to break into a house in

hillsborough. it happened near i-280 and butternut drive. the homeowners had been out on friday night... but when they returned home they heard their alarm going off. they then saw three men run across the driveway, jump over a fence, and take off in a dark colored 2015 honda sedan with paper plates. police say the suspects got into the house through an unlocked door. officers are reviewing surveillance video. (catherine) in the east bay... the martinez city council could give final approval this week to open the city's first medical marijuana dispensary. it would be called "firefly". it's next to a gym called "power endurance training"... some are opposing the dispensary - arguing that kids attend the gym. the planning commission already determined in july... that power endurance training did not qualify as a "youth center," despite the owners' claims that 95-percent of the clients are younger than 18. the city council will make a final decision wednesday night. (catherine) in the east bay

- the c-h-p rescued two stray germanshepherds on i-580 yesterday..shepherds on i-580 yesterday.. they got calls reporting that the dogs had been wandering on the freeway. deputies briefly stopped traffic and managed to get the dogs safely off the road -- and into an animal shelter. the c-h-p says it's a good example of drivers letting them know about a problem....rather than ignoring it or in this case,trying to rescue the animals themselves. lawrence karnow: it was a nice start to the work week with mostly sunny skies and nice temperatures. highs today were in the 70s inland with 60s and a few 70s around the bay and 60s at the beaches. on the satellte you can see a low pressure trough along the west coast. it will keep temperatures down all across the state. highs around the bay area tomorrow will be in the 70s inland, 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast.. offshore winds will bring much warmer temperatures in the middle of the week. cooler weather will return next weekend. (jr stone) breaking news tonight... we have just (jr stone) weekend.return next weekend.

breaking news tonight... we have just learned that a sacramento county sheriff's deputy has been

killed. and another deputy was hurt during an exchange of gunfire with a suspect that suspect is in custody. suspect is in custody. the shooting happened this ternoon at a 'pep boys' auto parts store on a busy street in rancho cordova.. right outside sacramento. it's not clear yet what led to the shooting. we'll have an update coming up on kron4 news at six. (catherine) a federal judge has thrown out a lawsuit against u-c regents and others, filed by a fan of milo yian-nopoulos. he's the right wing speaker whose cancelled speech at u-c berkeley in 2017 - led to violence and rioting. oakland resident kiara robles had alleged that u-c officials withheld police protection to her and others in the crowd - because they were expressing a conservative viewpoint. a judge dismissed nearly all her claims, saying she hasn't provided enough evidence. she was allowed to re-file one charge against an alleged member of a

far-left activist group - who she says shined a flashlight in her face, leaving her vulnerable to attack. (jr stone) tonight the senate is voting on bipartisan legislation designed to combat the opioid crisis. it includes dozens of measures aimed at treating and preventing addiction. our washington corresponsdent jessica smith reports. republican and democratic senators say the opioid crisis response act of 2018 is a big step toward curbing the opioid crisis. "there's a bipartisan sense of urgency here."senator lamar alexander sponsored the legislation, which includes a push for research to develop a non-addictive painkiller. it also gives the fda authority to require certain packaging for opioids. blister packs -- like a zpack for antibiotics, so you could only get it in packages of 3 or 7the bipartisan package is made up of provisions from more than 70 different lawmakers. senator tammy baldwin worked to give local officials more flexibility in how they use federal funding to fight addiction."if we tie the hands of local officials to only providing narcotic

treatment//we aren't doing the comprehensive job we need to." baldwin's provisions also address diseases that often stem from illegal drug use -- like hiv or hep c. another measure gives the fda more authority to help customers and border protection stop drugs from entering the country. to assist in detecting illegal fentanyl, running tests to support the cpbthe house and senate will need to combine their bills and agree on a final version. alexander says they've already been working together. take as many as their good ideas as we can and vise versa, so we'll have the minimum amount of differences between the senate and the house lawmakers would like to send a bill to president trump before the midterms. in washington, i'm jessica smith. (catherine) (catherine) (catherine) coming up... aspirin may ánot be so good for you. the surprising results of a new study. (jr stone) plus... a

warning from australian health officials... not to eat strawberries. the dangerous items being found inside them. this is customizable streaming tv for your family.

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health departments warning people to cut up their strawberries before eating them. authorities don't know who's behind the sabotage. growers are turning to metal detectors as the australian government is launching a major investigation. needles and pins have been found in 6 different brands. one man has been hospitalized. a reward of 72-thousand dollars is being offered for information leading to an arrest. (jr stone) the san francisco 49ers are feeling good today after their big win. the raiders not so much. you'll see what coaches kyle shannahan and jon gruden had to say about their team's performances in sports.

(catherine) time now to talk some nfl, it was an up and down weekend for our bay area teams.(jr stone) (jr stone) the raiders fail to close out the broncos after leading by double digits.. while the 49ers survived a late rally attempt from the lions. mark carpenter

joins us to break it all down mark? mark?downbreak it all down mark? 49ers cornerback richard sherman summed up the sentiments of fans after the game... by saying-- 'a win is a win, but it felt like a loss' we almost saw a stunner sunday afternoon at levi's.. the 49ers led 30-13 in the fourth quarter... until detroit started putting up some points... matt stafford engineered a pair of touchdown drives to make it a 3-point game... and it seemed the lions were poised to steal a victory after jimmy garoppolo threw an interception. fortunately, the pick was nullified due to a penalty... and the niners squeak by for their first w of the season. "you know some things are out of your control, but usually when you get into that type of lead, you can control the outcome of the game and we allowed em to get back into the game. it wasn't our hands and we allowed that to happen we should have put them away earlier than that and we didn't" and we didn't"

the 49ers...will now head to kansas city to face the chiefs. as for the raiders, their game felt like a loss because they actually lost. another tough week for jon gruden's club... as the silver and black blew a 12-point lead late in the 2nd half.... and denver rallied for a 20-19 victory capped off by a brandon mcmanus field goal in the final seconds. this despite derek carr going 29-for-32...and throwing for just shy of 300-yards. this afternoon, gruden asked if he thinks his team has what it takes to be a contender in this league. "like i said, we're going to keep building our football team. whether that translates into one win or four wins or any wins, i'm not going to make any predictions. i want to continue to play good, hard-nose football. keep improving. keep improving and good things will happen. i'm not going to sit here and make any predictions about anything other than we're going to play hard and provide the best effort we can." up next for up next for up next for up next for up next for the raiders, a 2nd straight road game. the silver and black going to south beach to meet the dolphins. coming

up in sports at 6-45, gruden also discussed the team's lack of a pass rush... and whether he has any regrets trading khalil mack. (catherine)(catherine) (catherine)(catherine) four your health tonight... a new international study finds that even at low doses -- long term use of aspirin might be harmful for older people.. especially those who have not already had a heart attack or stroke. for decades, a daily dose has been considered a good way to protect against problems like heart disease. but researchers but researchers say they found a significant risk of internal bleeding...and in older adults - no health benefits. researchers based their findings on a 5-year study of nearly 20-thousand people, with a median age of 74. (jr stone) coca-cola may be looking into a new ingredient. the company is signaling interest in the potential sale of cannabis- infused drinks. coke says

it's following debate over the ingredient called c-b-d. that's a non-psycho-active ingredient derived from marijuana. coke says its an ingredient that could gain ground in wellness beverages globally. but, the company says it's just watching the increased use of c-b-d for now. it says it hasn't made any decisions about using it in coke products. (anchor) taking a live look outside... at the san mateo bridge.(anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence lawrence lawrence karnow: it was a nice start to the work week with mostly sunny skies and nice temperatures. highs today were in the 70s inland with 60s and a few 70s around the bay and 60s at the beaches. on the satellte you can see a low pressure trough along the west coast. it will keep temperatures down all across the state. highs around the bay area tomorrow will be in the 70s inland, 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast.. offshore winds will bring much warmer

temperatures in the middle of the week. cooler weather will return next weekend. (catherine) next on kron4 news at 5... kron4 news at next on (catherine) weekend.

(catherine) next on kron4 news at 5... we're taking a look at the hidden history of our heritage. after the break, we'll take you to a historic church... with a legendary staircase surrounded in mystery..

(jr) here in the west we are multi cultural ... from food, to the arts, to traditions ... and faith. this week we celebrate hispanic heritage... with stories hidden in our history. tonight we go to new mexico.. where a religion plays an important role in the hispanic community.. and a church based legend too beautiful to ignore. among the world-renowned legends in new mexico is the loretto chapel in santa fe. richard lindsley ÷ curator, loretto chapel museum says :"it gives me great pleasure to talk about this to anyone who comes to visit us. "the chapel, which was built in 1878, was in dire need of a staircase above the choir loft. after 9 days of prayer, a mysterious carpenter looking for work. months later, a grand spiral staircase was built and its carpenter had disappeared. legend has it,

it was the patron saint of carpentry, joseph himself that answered the sisters' prayers.richard lindsley ÷ curator, loretto chapel museum says: " i believe that it was definitely the work of divine providence. and somewhere there another st. joseph was involved. as for the details, i will find out the other side."skepticism, new mexico remain a state of faith. "no other explanation is necessary if you have faith. and if you don't have faith, maybe no explanation will do."chad brummett reporting reportingreporting we are celebrating hispanic heritage all week here on kron 4 news.... and on a special program we are putting together that will air this saturday at 11 p-m... we hope you will join us for that show. (jr stone) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. catherine heenan and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (pam) coming up next on kron4 news at six. we are following breaking news: two sacramento county deputies have been shot in rancho cordova. we're now learning one of those deputies has died - we"ll have the latest from investigators next.

(catherine) then - a disturbing accusation threatening the president's pick for the supreme court. we'll have details on the me-too allegation being made by a local professor... and reaction from a legal expert. kron4 news at six is next. (sot) (sot)

at six is next. (sot)

questions about how the founder of california's missions treated native americans.. and now it's triggered a change by stanford's board of trustees... kron 4's dan kerman is live at stanford tonight with more... dan stanford removes serra 0917186 insertthe name serra for father junipero serra the founder of california's missions can be spotted in several places on the staford campus. this office building for one... this dorm for another. and the biking and pedestrian promenade at the front of campus is also named after him. but soon the name will disappear... due to the mission sytems treatment of native americans.sot sota univerisity committee found "because the mission system's violence against california native americans is part of the history and memory of current members of the community, we believe that features named for junipero

serra, who was the architect and leader of the mission system, are in tension with goal of full inclusion." stanford's board of trustees has accepted those recomendations and decided to remove the names. sot stephanie robillard/stanford phd student 51-101students support the move.sot miriam leshin/standford phd student 105-111112/in the past 112/in the past105-111112/in the past (pam) breaking news tonight... breaking (pam) breaking news tonight... a sacramento county sheriff's deputy has been killed in a

shooting. another deputy... as well as a bystander... have been injured. the suspect is in custody. the shooting happened this afternoon at a 'pep boys' auto parts store ... on a busy street in rancho cordova .. right outside sacramento. police say officers did not know the suspect was armed when they arrived. 27-year old mark stasyuk ... a near five -year veteran a near five -year veteran of the department, was killed. deputy julie robertson was shot in the arm ... and is expected to recover. officials have closed down the area while an investigation is conducted.

the suspect, the bystander and the deputies were all taken to the hospital.... where strasyuk succumbed to his injuries. the bystander's injuries are non-life threatening. police do not believe there are any other suspects. (catherine) developing news tonight. the senate judiciary committe will hold a public hearing next monday with supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh... also with the woman accusing him of sexually assaulting her when they were both teenagers. palo alto professor christine blasey ford went public with the accusation this weekend. gop chairman chuck grassley made the announcement... saying the hearing would "give these recent allegations a full airing." kavanaugh is denying the accusations... saying he was never even at the party where ford says she was assaulted. (catherine). the woman at the center of all controversy -- grew up in in the suburbs of washington, d.c..... she now lives in the bay area. today, as legal experts and ford's neighbors weigh in on

this national development... kron four's terisa estacio (ááápkgááááall was quiet in front of christine blasey ford's home here in palo alto... no sign of the college professor.... but her life now in sharp focus. legal experts say this all comes down to credibility, and in the end, this new twist could derail judge kavanaugh's nomination to the highest court in the land....steven clark, legal expert. this was giong to be a close call in the senate anyway, but now it is about whether he was candid, and it could be grounds to not support the nomination. former prosecutor and defense attorney steven clark says the accusation against judge kavanugh made by college professor christine blasey ford is a serious one. clark. this needs to be investigated, and it could be he may not be fit. in the meantime, ford's neighbors comig to her defense. "i am proud of her for speaking up." ford reportedly took a polygraph... and that clark says gives this case even more creditbility. clark. it is now in the judge's hands to disprove. in palo alto, terisa estacio

(pam) (pam) new tonight at six. three antioch high school students were hit... in two separate collisions, about an hour apart this morning. the first collision was

a hit and run in front of the school just after 7-this morning. police say, a girl was hit by this vehicle ... a toyota 4- runner... the driver fled the scene. the student was taken to a hospital with minor injuries. police are looking for the driver of that 4 -runner -- with a california licence plate. 4-y-g-w-3-8-licence plate. 4-y-g-w-3-8-5. if you have information on the whereabouts of this vehicle... you are asked to contact police. a second collision happened less than an hour later. two students suffered minor injuries, after being struck while crossing the same area... west 18th street in front of the school. that driver stayed and cooperated with police. officers say, speed was not a factor in the collision ... neither were drugs or alcohol. (catherine) also in the east bay. an overnight car- to-car shooting on i-580.... and the shooting on i-580.... and the shooter is on the loose. kron4's haaziq madyun has the latest on the investigation from the c-h-p office in castro valley... (pkg)sot

larsen/california highway patrol: "four of those shots hit the victim vehicle">a fender bender turns into a hit and run and ends in a shooting on the 580-freeway in san leandro. california highway patrol officer bradley larsen says the incident began after a minor rear end collision on the hesperian blvd on ramp to southbound 238-freeway in san leandro "sot luckily no one in the victim's vehicle was injuredsotaccording to c-h-p officials between november 2015 and january 2018 there has been 144-freeway shootings.throughout the first seven months of this year there has been 13 freeway shootings. this is the second car to car shooting in 2018 in the area patrolled by c-h-p castro valley divisionsot sotsot

they can be victims, surrounding residents can be struck and have been struck in the past">c-h-p investigators say this appears to be an isolated incident brought on by the traffic accident between these two vehicles. anyone one with information can contact the c-h-p's castro valley division...in castro valley haaziq madyun kron4news (pam) (pam) later this (pam) later this week ... the original plans have changed .. people across the bay area will now, only get one of two emergency alert tests ... (catherine) two of them were supposed to happen later this week... but now = fema has postponed the one that would have shown up on your cell phone. kron4's ryan o'donnell joins us now with more on why it's been moved to a later date. pam, catherine... most of

us are familiar with emergency alerts... either across your t- v or on the radio. but the one that's been postponed... is the one that you'll get on your cell phone. it's called the "wireless emergency alert" or emergency alert" or wea(wee-uh) for short... and would look like this. the header reads, "presidential alert,' followed by "this is a test of the national wireless emergency alert system, no action is needed." the test was supposed to happen this thursday... but becaues of hurricane florence and the devestation in the carolinas right now... fema has decided to push the test back to push the test back to october 3rd at 11:18 in the morning.brandi richard / fema public affairs: we haven't had a national test before to make sure that it works on our devices and that's really important because if something were to happen and we would want to get the information out there as quickly as possible and make sure that it works. trt:15 this alert is very similar to a weather or amber alert... but the big difference with this one... is someone can't 'opt out' of the alert... like you can with weather or amber alerts.

pam, catherine, back to you. (catherine) as florence leaves the carolinas, floodwaters and the death toll keep rising. the storm once known as hurricane florence has killed more than 30 people, trapped hundreds and made parts of the carolinas impassable. forecasters say the worst flooding is yet to come. reporter natasha chen has more from north carolina.(sot) gov. roy cooper, north carolina: the crisis in north carolina continuesflooded homes and buildings... roads that resemble rivers... and rescue operations still underway...catastrophic flooding from hurricane florence could last for several days in north carolina and even more rain is expected monday -- keeping some first responders from reaching those who need help. voice of rep. richard hudson, north carolina: people still need to heed warnings. we still have communities that need to be evacuated. there was a three-story apartment building here that was just evacuated a few hours ago. we're not out of the woods yet. there are at

least 20 storm-related deaths in the carolinas. hundreds of thousands are customers are still without power. and more than 15 thousand people were in emergency shelters over the weekend in north carolina alone. further inland from the coast - flooded rivers and basins are compounding issues for state officials. gov. roy cooper, north carolina: the danger is still immediate. flood waters are rising as the rivers crest. and they will for days. in addition to officials and rescue workers - regular citizens are stepping in and helping outoshonti mcnair, durham, nc: water just started rushing in from everywhereoshonti mcnair is a maintenance worker at the eastgate crossing shopping plaza near durham.this morning, water overflowed from a nearby creek and flooded the plaza, trapping several employees in one store mcnair says he and another worker helped get them out. oshonti mcnair, durham, nc: i guess they didn't know how fast the water was coming up because it was like a snapmcnair's heroism one example of the bravery - and danger - that exists throughout the state. in durham, north carolina, i'm natasha chen. a live look outside right now... as we get our

first look at the four zone forecast with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. karnow. lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was a nice start to the work week with mostly sunny skies and nice temperatures. highs today were in the 70s inland with 60s and a few 70s around the bay and 60s at the beaches. on the satellte you can see a low pressure trough along the west coast. it will keep temperatures down all across the state. highs around the bay area tomorrow will be in the 70s inland, 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast.. offshore winds will bring much warmer temperatures in the middle of the week. cooler weather will return next weekend. (pam) a glimmer of hope for people at a homeless encampment ... known as hope village. the latest on the efforts to find a permanent home for the camp's population. (catherine) and... could amazon and... could (catherine) population. population.camp's home for the

permanent to find a on the efforts weekend.return next weather will return next weekend. (pam) a glimmer of hope for people at a homeless encampment ... known as hope village. the latest on the efforts to find a permanent home for the camp's population. (catherine) and... could amazon employees be guilty of taking bribes to change review scores? a new report says some did just that ... and more. details ahead. (pam) and elon musk may have to put his money where his mouth is... now, facing a lawsuit for his claims that one of the thai cave rescuers... is a pedophile.

this is customizable streaming tv for your family. ...whatever size. it's saving money with flexible channel packs. live tv and the latest shows to stream. and all your streaming apps in one place - even netflix. this is how xfinity makes life. simple. easy. awesome. get started with xfinity internet and tv for just $34.99 a month for 12 months and customize by adding flexible channel packs.

click, call or visit a store today. (catherine) a

british diver who helped rescue the young soccer players trapped in a cave in thailand -- is suing tesla ceo elon musk... vernon unsworth says musk falsely accused him on twitter of being a pedophile... the lawsuit filed in los angeles federal court asks for more than 75-thousand dollars in damages....and a court order stoppingmush from making any more allegations. musk called unsworth a "pedo" - after unsworth criticized him an a t-v interview. unsworth ridiculed a small submarine musk built to help with the rescue as a "p-r-

stunt." musk later claimed the diver had moved to thailand to be witha child bride. tesla hasn't commented yet on the lawsuit. (pam) meantime.. elon musk's space-x program... is just moments away from revealing the name of the first private passenger who will take a trip around the moon.... right now there is an event happening the space-x l-a county headquarters in hawthorne. the mission is slated to use the company's b-f-r, or big falcon rocket ... which is still in development. musk says, he hopes to start testing the space-ship portion of the b-f-r system next year. experts believe the b-f-r is several years away from launching. no one has been to the moon since the apollo mission in 1972. (pam) (pam) and another (pam) and another big move by a

tech giant.. salesforce co- founder marc benioff is buying time magazine. the wall street journal reports, benioff and his wife are purchasing the iconic news magazine from the meredith corporation for 190- million dollars. meredith -- the publisher behind people magazine and better homes and gardens... acquired time incorporated, nearly eight- months ago... and put it up for sa in march. negotiations for the sale of three other publications owned by the company -- including fortune, money, and sports illustrated... are continuing. (landing vo/catherine) a south bay homeless camp was taken down by the authorities today... only to be put right back up again, if temorarily. and as kron four's rob fladeboe reports - there's hope that "hope village," as the camp is known, could be a model for more such camps. after setting up camp earlier this month on a parcel of state-owned land on ruff drive near the airport, the dozen

or so homeless residents of "hope village" were to be evicted by 8 a.m. monday. four hours later, they had moved out and were allowed to pitch their tents just down the street at the local s.e.i.u. offices until a more permanent site is found.peter miron-conc/hope village organizer "....we had hoped people would see what we're doing here and say this is the beginning of a solution because there is nothing else being done for people who are living in the weeds...." the clean, well kept camp, organized by san jose catholic workers, put officials on the spot. county supervsor dave corteze announced that the county and city are in talks to help re-locate hope village to a more secure, if temporary location as a kind of pilot program.dave corteze/santa clara county supervisor "...we're ready to go, we're

ready to lease site where we can put up an even better camp thanhope village with the same people and the same organizing...."the county has offered to lease a parcel of city-owned land just north of the latest camp site. terms would include just one camp with a limited number of residents for an 18-month test to see if the model can be replicated. peter miron-conc "...for us it's a moral issue, we all go home and have a place to stay and leave them in the weeds, there are so many of these people just don't have adequate income or alternatives, we have to do something...."something make this the sych camps. in fladeboe kron4newsin san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news let's take a look outside right now... chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: it was a nice start to the work week with mostly sunny skies and nice temperatures. highs today were

in the 70s inland with 60s and a few 70s around the bay and 60s at the beaches. on the satellte you n see a low pressure trough along the west coast. it will keep temperatures down all across the state. highs around the bay area tomorrow will be in the 70s inland, 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast.. offshore winds will bring much warmer temperatures in the middle of the week. cooler weather will return next weekend. (pam) flippin' unbelievable.how one fresno area kid with an (pam) weekend.return next weather will return next weekend.

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unbelievable.how one fresno area kid with an incredible talent .... has turned into an internet sensation almost overnight. (catherine) and it doesn't just happen on bart... what san francisco is now doing to crack down on cable car fare evaders.

san francisco's cable car conductors are failing to

collect fares from nearly a quarter of the passengers getting on board... that's according to a new city audit. and kron 4's maureen kelly talked to a muni spokesperson who says, this number is actually an improvement. (pam) a new city audit has found that cable car conductors are failing to collect fares from nearly a quarter of passengers board. kron4's maureen kelly talked to a muni spokesperson who says this is actually an improvement. she joins us live from the hyde street live from the she joins us live from the hyde street cable car turnaround. (catherine)

(catherine) coming up...the a's and

raiders will soon be neighbors in las vegas. we'll explain... coming up at 6:45 (pam) and next at 6:30 .... a border patrol agent confesses to the murders of four women. the latest on the man authorities are calling a serial killer. (lawrence)and i'm tracking your weeknight forcast... that's just ahead.

(pam) a border patrol agent, with 10- years of experience under his belt... is now accused of murdering

four women. (catherine) he was captured after a woman says she was able to get away from him and run for help... kron4's ryan o'donnell joins us in the studio with more on the accusations against the agent.. pam, catherine... investigators in texas are calling 35-year old juan ortiz, a serial killer.a serial killer.they say ortiz has already admitted to killing four women. their bodies killed or left for dead in rural parts of webb county which borders the rio grande. investigators say the women were all prostitues. chief federico garza / webb county, texas: "i believe ortiz targeted all victims due to their profession and being vulnerable. in addition, all the victims were defenseless, and at one point ortiz was able to gain their trust and then viciously shot them." trt:20 ortiz is currently charged with four counts of murder, aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and unlawful restraint. and is being

held on a 2 and a half million dollar bond. the district attorney, working this case, says as more evidence comes in... there's a chance ortiz could be charged with capitol murder... meaning he could face the death penalty if convicted. pam, catherine, back to you. (pam) time now for a look at tonight's top local stories. terisa estacio, all was quiet in front of christine blasey ford's home - here in palo alto. the college professor went public sunday accusing supreme court nominaee judge kavanaugh of sexual assault back when both were teenagers. ford a research psychologist says kavanaugh dragged her into a room groped her and muffled her cries for help by putting a hand over her mouth. judge kavannaugh denied the allegation. both are now saying they will talk to the senate judiciary committe publicly. te here in san jose there is new hope for jose there is

here in san jose there is new hope for

hope village. thetiny, privately-funded homeless camp by that name was taken down today only to be resurrected nearby. evicted by the chp from state property on ruff drive, the camp has found a new, temporary home at the local s.e.i.u. offices. at the same time, the county and city are in talks to find another more permanent site that would would be studied over 18 months as a possible model for other such camps. in san jose rob fladeboe kron4news in san francisco a new city

audit finds that cable car conductors are failing to collect fares from nearly a quarter of their customers.but the number of fare evaders was more than double that in the previous audit from the year before.....the muni spokesperson says they expect that situation to continue to improve as they move to a cashless system. a pilot project is set to roll out by the end of this year where riders not using clipper cards or the muni mobile app to pay their fair will be required to pre pay at kiosks located at some of the cable car turnarounds.maureen kelly kron4 news.kron4 news. lawrence karnow: it was a nice start to the work week with mostly sunny skies and nice temperatures. highs today were in the 70s inland with 60s and a few 70s around the bay and 60s at the beaches. on the satellte you can see a low pressure trough along the west coast. it will keep

temperatures down all across the state. highs around the bay area tomorrow will be in the 70s inland, 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast.. offshore winds will bring much warmer temperatures in the middle of the week. cooler weather will return next weekend.

bureau reporter ashley zavala has more on what prompted a demonstration in sacramento today. . ((pkg))(nats)members of a network of clergy sexy abuse victims hand delivered a letter to the state attorney general.. urging him to launch a grand jury investigation into the california catholic church.(dan mcnevin- survivors network of thoe abused by priests)) "we have no knowledge or information about what goes on here in california."noting california has the largest concentration of catholics in the nation..the group says it spent the last month compiling data and crunching numbers based on pennsylvania's recent grand jury report.they say they know of 1,000 victims of clergy sex abuse victims in the state and 510 clerics accused.((tim stier-former priest)) "a priest is held in great honor and esteem. i was a pastor for 12 years in fremont.. we have no accountability the only that got us in trouble was stealing money.""i've sued the catholic church and won.."joe piscietti was a victim of clergy abuse.. he says he's already sent a

letter to becerra asking him to investigate but got no response..(joe piscetelli) "i've talked to hundreds and hundreds of kids who have been molested and raped by priests in the catholic church who have not come forward yet, if this office does an investigation like they did in pa, we thousands and thousands more. we're trying to seek justice. they owe that to us." az, kron4 news. (pam) (pam) from the company with a history of putting mind- altering substances in its drinks... coming up... the newest substance that could be coming to a coca-cola product near you.

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now available comwith steak or chicken,s. covered in our teriyaki sauce, plus steamed veggies and your choice of white or brown rice. i've got the bowls to serve something different! (sighs) what? try my teriyaki bowls. under fire for a scandal that involves its product reviews. (catherine) the wall street journal reports that some employees offered to delete negative postings for payment. the employees are also accused of trying to sell internal data. most of the interested buyers were independent merchants out of china.amazon is investigating. (pam) the company says, it has a zero tolerance policy for such breaches. amazon sued nearly a thousand people back in 20-15... to crack down on fake reviews. (catherine) coca-cola might be be looking into an interesting new ingredient. the company is signaling

interest in the potential sale of cannabis- infused drinks. (pam) coca-cola says, it is coca-cola says, it is following the debate over the ingredient canna-bid-iol ... or c-b-d. that is a non- psycho-active ingredient... derived from marijuana. coke says, it is an ingredient that could gain ground in wellness beverages around the globe. (catherine) the company says it's just watching the increased use of c-b-d for now. and hasn't yet made any decisions about using it.. in sports... after two losses and a lackluster pass rush... john gruden is asked if he has any regrets about trading khalil mack... and kyle shanahan and jimmy garoppolo talk about the 49ers first win... despite a poor ending and a jimmy g. interception that was called back... mark carpenter has their reaction... coming up

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nashville sounds. instead ... their top farm club will be neighbors ... with the raiders. today, the a's announed their partnership with the las vegas 51's. the partnership runs at least through the 2020 season. as part of the change, the 51's will likely be adopting a new name and logo, as well as moving into the new "las vegas ballpark," in the downtown summerlin area of las vegas. the a's had been affiliated with the nashville sounds since 2015. and before that ... they had a long- time partnership with the sacramento river cats. (catherine) in a matter of months... a fresno-area 7 year old has gained tens of thousands of instagram followers.(pam) his talent? is flippin' insane. christina tay-tro has the story.

(mark) during (mark)(mark) during sunday's 49ers game, it seemed at oine point we were witnessing what happens when the team puts everything together and the offense is working at a high-level, but then, the 4th quarter happened. we almost saw a stunner sunday afternoon at levi's.. the 49ers led 30-13 in the fourth quarter... until detroit started putting up some points... matt stafford engineered a pair of touchdown drives to make it a 3-point game... and it seemed the lions were poised to steal a victory after jimmy garoppolo threw an interception. fortunately, the pick was nullified due to a penalty... and the niners squeak by for their first w of the season.

"i had no idea, it's a miscommunication and had to go down there and, thankfully, there was a flag on it.""when you get a lead like that in the fourth quarter, what was it, 30-13, i was just telling our guys some things are out of your control, but usually when you get into that type of lead you can control the outcome of the game, and we allowed them to get back into it where it wasn't in our hands. you can't allow that to happen. we should've put them away earlier than that and we didn't." the 49ers... will now visit the red-hot chiefs in kansas city. the niners had front office had said they were making calls for receiver josh gordon... and the browns were trying to get him to an nfc team. however, cleveland ended up sending their star wideout to the new england patriots for a 5th-round pick. this could go either way because gordon has the ability to be a number one receiver with big play ability... áhowever, he's only appeared in 41-games since 2012 due to repeated substance abuse problems. moving on to the raiders who showed us once again this

team has problems with its opponents in the 2nd half. another tough week for jon gruden's club... as the silver and black blew a 12-point lead late in the final quarter and a half. and denver rallied for a 20-19 victory capped off by a brandon mcmanus field goal in the final seconds. this despite derek carr going 29-for-32...and throwing for just shy of 300-yards. also, a glaring problem is the team's lack of pass rush...only 2 sacks in the first 2 games... this afternoon, gruden was asked if he regrets trading all-pro pass rusher khalil mack. "there has got to be hindsight, 50-50, all that stuff. we would have loved to have him here and i'm not going to keeprehashing this. i would have loved to coached him, loved to have him herebut he's not here. somebody's got to step up. we got to keep building our football team and that's what we are going todo. hopefully, we see more from arden key. hopefully, we see more from pj hall when he gets healthy. hopefully, we prove that in the long term we did the right thing."

finally, the mls season isn't even over yet and the quakes have already made a coaching change. mikhael staer...no longer the manager of san jose...less than a year after first being hired. it's been a brutal season for the club... as they are 4-8-16...last in the western conference and the worst record in the entire league. assistant coach steve ralston... will take over his duties in the interim. (catherine) call it a trump tape kerfuffle. actor tom arnold claims he feared for his life after an altercation over some outtakes of donald trump on the apprentice. this is customizable streaming tv for your family. ...whatever size. it's saving money with flexible channel packs. live tv and the latest shows to stream.

and all your streaming apps in one place - even netflix. this is how xfinity makes life. simple. easy. awesome. get started with xfinity internet and tv for just $34.99 a month for 12 months and customize by adding flexible channel packs. click, call or visit a store today. actor tom arnold went to

police over a scuffle with hollywood producer mark burnett.(catherine) there was a heated confrontation - right beforea pre-emmy event in los angeles last night. reporter dave lopez has more. tom arnold:"the guy genuinely tried to kill me. he tried to knock me back down the stairs and tried to choke me out so i lost consciousness."actor tom arnold just filed a police report against famed hollywood producer mark burnett of survivor fame and also of donald trump's show, the apprentice. and he was just getting started. tom arnold:

"and he was a complete psycho. he has lost it."he then explained how he was able to break away. he grabbed burnett's chain, ripped it and also tore his shirt. tom arnold:"this is a guy worth hundreds of millions of dollars. he just tried to murder me at a party."he rambled on and on and he made it very clear the reason the two do not like each other is he wants burnett to release what he says are outtakes from the apprentice that will show president donald trump in a very bad light. tom arnold:"i know exactly where those tapes are. he could show america right now. he is hurting america. he's done this since day one. he's made hundreds of millions of dollars, and so is his wife. they are hurting this country."burnett's wife is actress roma downey, who tweeted it was arnold who started the fight and not her husband. arnold says that is not true. tom arnold:"i don't care what he says. he is a liar. he is a filthy liar. he lies for donald trump all the time. his wife is a filthy liar. they are liars." they are liars."is a filthy liar. they are liars." (pam) (pam) (pam) that was dave lopez reporting. arnold later said, he would sue downey for defamation.

arnold's show - "the hunt for the trump tapes" - premiers tomorrow. he claims the "apprentice" outtakes show ... president trump expressing bigoted views. (catherine) former beatle paul mccartney sang "will you still need me when i'm 64?" and his fans - all along - have been saying yes. mccartney is now 76. his new album "egypt station" has landed at the number-one spot.. it's his first number one album in the u.s. in 36-years. it sold more than 150- thousand copies in its first week. mccartney last held first place with 1982's "tug of war," his seventh number 1 solo album. (pam) as we mentioned you earlier in the newscast ,,,, elon musk's space-x program ... has just announced the name of the first private passenger who will take a trip around the moon.... musk revealed the name at an event happening the space-x l-a county headquarters in hawthorne. yusaku maezawa. yusaku maezawa. he

says- you can call him "m-z." the mission is slated to the mission is slated to use the is slated to the mission z." the mission is slated to use the company's b-f-r, or big falcon rocket ... which is still in development. musk says, he hopes to start testing the space-ship portion of the b-f-r system next year. maezawa has plenty of money for the adventure... he famously dropped over $110- million dollars on a painting by jean - michel basquiat in 2017. but musk in 2017. but musk says it's an important step towards allowing ordinary people to go to the moon. musk also says the moon mission will take four or five days. it is still several years away from launching.away from

several years away from launching. (pam) lawrence karnow: it was a nice start to the work week with mostly sunny skies and nice temperatures. highs today were in the 70s inland with 60s and a few 70s around the bay and 60s at the beaches. on the satellte you can see a low pressure trough along the west coast. it will keep temperatures down all across the state. highs around the bay area tomorrow will be in the 70s inland, 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast.. offshore winds will bring much warmer temperatures in the middle of the week. cooler weather will return next weekend. that wraps up kron4 news at that wraps up kron4 news at 6. we'll see you tonight at 8.... on your bay area's local news station.

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