now at five: the lights are coming back on for thousands of p-g-and-e customers... after the utility cut electricity because of high fire danger. the power was turned off last night -- due to the dry and windy conditions. good evening i'm grant lodes. (jr stone) and i'm j-r stone in for vicki liviakis. while many understand áwhyá the power was cut -- there are concerns about the effect the intentional blackout had on people's lives and businesses.áááfullscreenááá power was shut off for about 60-thousand customers in sonoma,napa, lake, amador, calaveras, el dorado, and placer counties. p-g-&e officials say they expect to restore power by midnight to most of those affected customers. kron 4's michelle kingston is in calistoga tonight... where things are now getting back to normal..michelle? (michelle)power is back in

downtown calistoga!people are walking by with smiles on their faces -- a few people just walked by with ice cream so someone down here must've had a generator to keep that cold. power has been off since 830 last night down here.and just came back at about 2:30 this afternoon.a majority of businesses in downtown calistoga though were unable to open -- you can see some of those closed signs in their windows ... others opened and had people shopping with flashlights!pg and e decided to shut off power to about 60 thousand people because of high windspeeds over night to help reduce the risk of wildfire and keep their customers safe.but weather conditions improved this morning and power has been restored to downtown calistoga. (michelle)pg and e says they expect to restore power to all of their customers affected by this shut down by tomorrow. live in calistoga michelle kingston kron 4 news (jr stone) thanks michelle. and we have team coverage tonight of the fire weather watch. (grant) meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is in the weather

center... mabrisa, how are the winds looking right now? the dry air mass aloft will cool down overnight temperatures this evening. expect 40s in the north bay and interior valleys with 50s along the coast. cooler temperatures are forecast for tuesday with near average to slightly above normal highs. tracking 70s along the coast and 80s inland. it is worth noting that the dry air mass in place will result in chilly overnight temperatures through midweek. the return of the onshore flow late in the week will bring overnight lows up a bit. onshore winds increase a bit late in the week which will help moisten conditions while temperatures remain seasonably mild. (grant)

(grant) and as we track the fire weather watch... a four alarm grass fire is burning in solano county. it started just before 10:30 this morning... at winters and allendale roads near interstate 505. that's just west of dixon. cal fire is on scene working to put the flames out. we keep you posted on the situation there. (jr stone) a fatal accident has had southbound 101 shutdown for much of the day in san jose.(grant) kron four's rob fladeboe has been working this story all day...and is live at the scene with the latest. rob? (rob live) the chp had hoped to have the freeway open in time for the evening commute. the hard closure has nonetheless had a major impact on traffic, which has been diverted onto highway 87. the accident involved a solo driver in a pickup and a slow-moving caltransvehicle.

here's more (crash scene center of freeway) this was the scene for much of the day here on southbound highway 101 just south of brokaw road in san jose. all four lanes were shutdown just after 10:30 monday morning following a collision between a white dodge pickup and a much larger caltrans truck. the chp says it's preliminary investigation has concluded that the caltrans vehicle, known as a "shadow truck," was trailing a sweeping crew when the pickup slammed into the rear of the truck, killing the driver of the pickup. the caltrans truck was traveling very slowly in the far left lane and had a flashing sign known as an "arrow board" on top directing traffic to move to the right says chp officer ross lee.officer ross lee/chp "....we estimate that the pickup was traveling about 65-70 miles per hour and for some unknown reason it just slammed into the attenuator cushion portion of the caltrans vehicle. the left front portion of the pickup snagged the right rear of the attenuator cushion and caused the pickup to swerve into the steel bed frame of the truck..."the driver of the caltrans truck was taken to a

hospital but was not seriously injured. the chp says the driver of the pickup was not wearing a seatbelt. a dog riding in the pickup was also killed. (jrs) also happeing now:police

are looking for a gunman who opened fire at a halloween party that was being held in a parking lot in east palo alto. two people were killed - two others were hurt. it happened early sunday morning in the parking lot in front of a-1 auto service and towing on pulgas avenue.this is video from today -- people were out there removing some of the decorations that were set up for the event. the owner of the towing service says the party was for his daughter... police say there was some sort of argument just before the shots rang out. no word yet on any suspect description. (grant) a big story tonight... are you ready for more of those electric scooters in san francisco? they are officially back as

of today...(jr stone) kron4's haaziq madyun is live in san francisco with the story. haaziq? (haaziq on cam)two scooter companies were awarded permits to take part in a pilot program here in san francisco. the results will determine if the scooters are here to stay (take pkg) (pkg)electric scooters are back on the streets and sidewalks in san francisco. earlier this year the initial debut of motorized scooters hit a bump in the road after the city received multiple complaints about user behavior. that led to a temporary ban and a formal permit application process for e-scooter businesses. out of a field of twelve the sfmta selected two scooter companies...skip and scoot sot why skip & scoot?sot during the one year pilot sfmta will closely monitor scooter user behavior. that is good news for people walking here on the embarcadero, who often had to navigate around scooters blocking the sidewalk sotsot

sidewalks">head gear is also mandatory. the president of scoot justin dawe says his company had to make some adjustments to the service area due to the limited number of scooters available during the pilot sotthe service area for both skip and scoot will likely grow six months from now when the number of available scooters will double to 2500...in san francisco haaziq madyun kron4news

(jrs) finally some traffic relief for drivers trying to get into downtown san francisco. this morning fremont street reopened - it's been closed since cracks were discovered in the salesforce transit center. kron4's lyida pantazes shows us the difference it made for today's commute. summary: san francisco commuters got some relief this morning... with the reopening of fremont street. the downtown thoroughfare had been closed since last month.... after cracks were found in two beams in the brand new 2 point 2 billion dollar transbay transit center. the cracks were in the roof of a bus deck that crosses fremont. the termainal is still closed... and bus traffic remains rerouted to the temporary transbay terminal at howard and main streets.

(grant) paul allen, who co-founded microsoft with his childhood friend bill gates, has died. he was 65- years-old. earlier this month he said his non- hodgkin's lymphoma had returned-- after he was treated for it in 2009. allen was an avid sports

fan... he owned the portland trail blazers and the seattle seahawks allen and gates founded microsoft in 1975. (grant) coming up... traffic is about to get worse in san francisco.. we'll show you which busy street is now under construction. (jr stone) plus... a woman apologizes after calling 9-1-1 on a young boy... accusing him of sexually assaulting her. and it's all caught on camera. we'll show you the shocking video of the woman now dubbed "corner store caroline". (grant) and how the people behind the new gas tax are campaigning to keep it on the books..

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election day just over 3 weeks away,opponents of california's gas tax are turning up the heat, hoping to get prop 6 passed and the gas tax repealed. kron 4's dan kerman is live tonight in san francisco with more. dan? sota yes vote on prop 6 iwll provide working families with immediate relief to california's skyrocketing cost of living.opponents of california's gas tax gathered in san francisco monday to champion prop 6, which would repeal the 12 cent per gallon gas tax increase passed by the legislature last year. prop 6 backers also brought with them a report detailing what they call waste fraud and abuse of gas tax funds by state and local agenciessot carl demaio/yes on 6 29-34we cannot trust these politicians with another dollar, another dime or another pennysot kristin connelly/ opposes gas tax

repeal 35-43replealing the gas tax supporitng this dangerous proposition would be a job killer to californai and send us way back.kristin connelly is with the east bay leadership council which opposes prop 6 . she says repealing the gas tax would wipe out 5 billion dollars a year in funding , half of which goes to improving local streets and roads and the other half to fund a backlog of projects.sotupgrade to 3 interchanges on interstaet 80 , as well as expres lanes on interstate 680 and 680 and highway 4 interchanges.. these are actualy projects that won't happen.other projects at risk if the gas tax is replealed include finishing the widening of highway 1o1 through the marin and sonoma narrows, bringing bart to san jose's diridon station and up to nta clara.129/to santa clara (grant) as though traffic getting in and out of the city isn't already bad enough, starting today it's going to be worse because construction on the "lombard street zero project" has officially started. kron

4's sanaz tahernia joins us live from lombard street with a closer look at where you can expect delays and for how long. sanaz? grant and jr, i'm here on lombard street where construction for the project started early this morning. crews began construction this morning on the water main from baker street to scott street. the city is taking on this project in order to make this particular corrider safe for pedestrians, drivers and those that take public (grant) as though traffic getting in and out of the city isn't already bad enough, starting today it's going to be worse because construction on the "lombard street zero project" has officially started. kron 4's sanaz tahernia joins us live from lombard street with

a closer look at where you can expect delays and for how long. sanaz? grant and jr, i'm here on lombard street where construction for the project started early this morning. crews began construction this morning on the water main from baker street to scott street. the city is taking on this project in order to make this particular corrider safe for pedestrians, drivers and those that take public transportation by making changes to crosswalks, improving visibility at intersections and adjusting the timing for traffic lights and pedestrian signals.the city will also tackle sewer and water mains by replacing and rehabbing them and that's exactly what workers started on today. they're working on richardson avenue at lombard between baker street and scott street and this portion of the roadwork is expected to continue through mid-novemer

the vision zero program identified the streets in san francisco that were seeing the highest number of serious and fatal car collisions in the city and so we identified 12% of the streets that saw 70% of these serious and fatal collisions. and so lombard street is part of that network so we want to address that as soon as possible. > the entire project will span across lombard street from francisco street and van ness avenue, and the city expects to have it all done by june 2020and until then they'll be working monday through friday from 7am until noon and you can learn more about the project on our website at kron4.comfrom lombard street, sanaz tahernia reporting, kron 4 news (jr stone) it appears this is it for an american retail icon. sears has filed for bankruptcy after failing to make a debt payment. (grant) kron4's ryan o'donnell joins us with more on what this means for the reaming stores in the bay area.

sears holdings, which is the parent company of sears and k-mart... was supposed to make a 134-million dollar debt payment today... but couldn't do it. so the, once- dominant retail chain, has now filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. born 132 years ago... sears, was once the nation's largest retailer and employer. it was the place to get everything from clothes to a new house... many of us remember getting the sears catalog. like most retailers, it's been struggling since the introduction of big box rivals like home depot and and walmart... and of course, online shopping."going with my parents, going with my grandma getting clothes, my dad would buy all the tools, we would buy the appliances. my buddies and i would go walking around the mall to see if there were girls from school there." 0:12 the company says they plan the company the company says they plan on keeping open the "profitable" stores along with

the sears and k-mart websites during the bankruptcy process. right now, there are 700 stores that are still open nationwide... 8 are still open nationwide... 8 in the bay area... but the company is already planning to close 46 of them next month, with possibly 142 more by the end of this year. the company hopes to shed some of its debt by filing for bankruptcy... with the hopes of selling the business to keep the retailer and name alive. keep in mind... this was the same game plan for toys r us, radio shack and sports authority... all of which, never de it. (anchor) taking a live look outside-- overlooking downtown san francisco. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez. the dry air mass aloft will cool down overnight temperatures this evening. expect 40s in the north bay and interior valleys with 50s along the coast. cooler temperatures are forecast for tuesday with near average to

slightly above normal highs. tracking 70s along the coast and 80s inland. it is worth noting that the dry air mass in place will result in chilly overnight temperatures through midweek. the return of the onshore flow late in the week will bring overnight lows up a bit. onshore winds increase a bit late in the week which will help moisten conditions while temperatures remain seasonably mild. (jr stone) seasonably mild. remain temperatures conditions while temperatures remain seasonably mild.

(jr stone) still ahead... (jr stone) still ahead... as car breakins continue to plague the bay area... there is a warning about a new approach crooks are taking. details on how to keep your belongings safe. (grant) plus... the woman now being called "corner store caroline"... is apologizing tonight. why she says she called the cops on a young boy... accusing him of sexual assault.

another case of the aftermath of an alleged incident - caught on tape. the reaction to it - going viral on social media. this time, it's out of new york - with an accuser apologizing to a young boy, and people reacting. a-j ross has the story on the woman now being called "corner store caroline". natsthe commotion outside this flatbush bodega wednesday evening quickly drew a crowd.

nats...as teresa klein, now known as "cornerstore caroline" on the internet, loudly accused a nine-year-old boy of grabbing her behind. nats: "i was just sexually assaulted by a child!"in what has since become a viral video on social media, klein tells a 9-1-1 dispatcher she needs police immediately, prompting gut-wrenching cries from the boy and his younger sister. natsjason littlejohn, who lives next door, captured the entire exchange that followed, and says police never came.he now questions if klein ever made a call and if she understands the gravity of her accusations.jason littlejohn, taped incident: "she basically said i'm calling the cops on you. she didn't say the mom or anybody else, she said i'm calling the cops on you. and that poor little boy man, whereever he is, whoever he is, hopefully there is millions of people that definitely want to help him out."meanwhile, klein returned to the bodega friday and watched the surveillance video from inside the store with us. teresa klein, accuser: after this, my little dance." the footage clearly shows the boy's hands in plain sight, and it was his book-bag that

grazed her.teresa klein, accuser: "i was wrong. young man, i don't know your name, but i'm sorry."klein claims since the incident she's received an overwhelming amount of phone calls and threats, and now she can't walk the streets of flatbush without fear. she also claims the boy's mother threatened her life, and she would like to pursue charges against her. reporter question: "do you think this situation warranted you calling 9-1-1, could it have been resolved another way?"teresa klein, accuser: "i called 911 because this woman was very aggressive." (grant) that was a-j ross reporting. a community meeting is being held tonight at that deli to discuss the incident and racial tolerance. (jr stone) next at 5:30... a new effort to get homeless youth off the streets in the south bay. we'll tell you about the shelter that could open soon. (grant) and after the break... many people are still in the dark in the bay area... after p-g-and-e shuts off the power. we'll have an update on that controversial decision after the break.

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spoke to frustrated customers. pacific gas and electric has proactively turned off the power in extreme fire-risk areas of lake, napa and sonoma counties, in response to conditions created by dry vegetation, low humidity and high winds. approximately 17,483 pg&e customers are impacted by this public safety power shutoff, the utility's first-ever intentional deactivation of electric facilities in response to extreme fire conditions. some of the outages could last into tuesday, said pg&e spokeswoman andrea menniti. when the power is turned back on in these areas will depend on weather conditions and/or making any repairs to pg&e electrical equipment that might be required, menniti said. specific areas impacted tonight include clearlake, clearlake oaks, clearlake park, cobb, finley, hidden valley lake, kelseyville, lakeport, lower lake and middletown in lake county; napa, angwin, calistoga, deer park, lake berryessa, pope valley and st. helena in napa county; and unincorporated northeastern areas of sonoma county. (jr) an update now on the high speed chase in bodega bay that ended when a patrol car crashed into a home and set it on fire. it all began

around five a-m on sunday when sheriff deputies tried to pull over two suspcious vehicles.... during the chase a deputy (jr) an update (jr) county.areas of sonoma northeastern unincorporated county; and st. helena in napa pope valley and lake berryessa, pope valley and st. helena in napa county; and unincorporated northeastern areas of sonoma county. (jr) (jr) an update now on the

high speed chase in bodega bay that ended when a patrol car crashed into a home and set it on fire. it all began around five a-m on sunday when sheriff deputies tried to pull over two suspcious vehicles.... during the chase a deputy lost control around a curve and crashed into the home. the three people inside are safe...one deputy suffered serious injuries. state park rangers found one of the cars abandoned with two stolen generators...the other car was stopped in santa rosa. christopher moore of santa rosa and anthony scott stone of vallejo have been arrested. (grant) in the east bay... police in antioch are warning people about a recent spike in purse thefts. officers say the thieves are targeting cars parked outside stores... but they are also targeting cars that are stopped at intersections...

while the drivers are inside. the crooks run up to the car, smash the window, and grab the victim's purse on the passengers seat. they then take off in a car that has no license plate. (grant) police in pittsburg are searching for a gunman after a deadly shooting. it happened saturday morning on cumberland street. when officers arrived on scene, they found 38-year-old jjuan sanders suffering from a gunshot wound. he was taken to the hospital where he later died. police believe sanders and the gunman knew each other-- but so far no arrests have been made. there are several businesses in the area, and officers are now reviewing surveillance video (jr) in the south bay... eleven people are safe but displaced after a fire rips through a home in san jose. the fire was reported just before eight-thirty this morning and crews had it under control in about a half an hour. firefighters say the flames started in the attic and was accidental in nature. the red cross is helping to house the eleven people who were displaced. (jr) funding has been

approved and a site selected for a new l-g-b-t-q focused homeless shelter in san jose. planning started on the project after a homeless youth told supervisors they felt safer on the streets than in the already existing shelters.

the dry air mass aloft will cool down overnight temperatures this evening. expect 40s in the north bay and interior valleys with 50s along the coast. cooler temperatures are forecast for tuesday with near average to slightly above normal highs. tracking 70s along the coast and 80s inland. it is worth noting that the dry air mass in place will result in chilly overnight temperatures through midweek. the return of the onshore flow late in the week will bring overnight lows up a bit. onshore winds increase a bit late in the week which will help moisten conditions while temperatures remain seasonably mild. (grant) (grant) we are just weeks

away from the november election... and san francisco is trying to find poll workers to help out on election day. they would serve as clerks or inspectors... and will need to attend a one day training before election day. for the day of service, poll workers will receive a stipend ranging from 142-dollars to 195-dollars... depending on their tasks. (grant) and as we get closer to election day... kron4 is taking a look at some of the propositions voters will be deciding on. tonight it's a measure on the ballot that would boost funding for children's hospitals. but not everyone agrees with how the money would be distributed. capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala reports. ((pkg))proposition 4 would authorize $1.5 billion dollars in bonds to fund grants for construction, renovation, expansion and other upgrades to childrens hospitals. ann-louise kuhns -ceo california children's hospital association "the purpose of the infrastructure improvements is to make sure we can meet increased demands for our services and also

because we face new seismic standards. we need to make sure our buildings are not only standig after an earthquake, but that they're standing after a major earthquake."72% of the funds would go to eight private, non- profit childrens hospitals across the state.. including two in the bay area. 18% would go toward children's hospitals in the university of california system... and the rest would be distributed to 150 other pediatric care facilities..(lwv)) "i think the question here is does the taxpayer need to fund this work, not whether or not the work is important."members of the league of women voters say they support childrens hospitals but they oppose prop 4, taking issue with most of the money going toward private facilities..((melissa breach- league of women voters)) "the reality is each of these eight private hospitals each put in about $680,000, if this measure passes, they'll each get $198 for every dollar they invested, that is pay to play, and that is not how we want to fund things in california."but the childrens hospital association says the money is divided in the measure based on patient volumes..(kuhns) "it's not so much an issue of whether the hospitals are not for profit or public, but who are the patients being seen in those hospitals, and 2/3 of the patients we see are publicly financed by medical. the problem is it doesn't reimburse for infrastructure. that's why we periodically come back to the voters to say can you please help us with just a portion of infrastructure."if passed, supporters say chiildrens hospitals would start to see within the next year or two. (jr stone)

year or two. (jr stone) coming up... a woman is being called the 'botox bandit'... after getting cosmetic procedures done... and then leaving without paying. details on who police are looking for tonight. (grant) and some unsettling news for beer drinkers. why it could soon be a lot harder to get a cold one.

(grant) heads up beer lovers...global warming may affect brew buzz. that's according to a new study just published today. researchers say one of beer's main ingredients, barley, is sensitive to extreme drought and heat. the study found global warming will lead to substantial decreases in barley crops, causing beer shortages. researchers also say this could lead to beer prices doubling around the world. (jr stone) still ahead...

another tough sunday for the raiders. oakland is now 1 and 5 under jon gruden. mark carpenter joins us live in studio to talk about the latest loss.

(jr) although both of our bay area nfl teams aren't doing a ton of winning, they sure give us a lot to talk about. while the 49ers are playing right now in green bay on monday night football, the raiders...licking their wounds after another brutal loss. (grant) mark carpenter joins us to break down how everything went wrong for jon gruden's club in london. mark? the raiders talked all week long about how this london game was a business trip. and business....was pretty miserable for an entire four quarters. the silver and black....now 1-and-5....dead last in the afc west. the seahawks defense...looking like the legion of boom once again...

took advantage of a raiders offensive line that's missing donald penn and kelechi osemele. derek carr...sacked 6-times, which ties a career high. his final line...unimpressive... 142-yards passing with no touchdowns...and the team's total yardage was 185. here's number 4 on his brutal outing. "there was times when i thought our o-line did a great job. i think they fought their tails off. i was able to look for things downfield. they were just playing so deep, abnormally, that we had to check it down a lot. that makes it tough on the o-line. i think there was a lot of circumstances that made it tough on them, but i'm not worried about them at all. but it was a rough day. it was hard." the raiders now have a much-needed bye... and are back to work sunday the 28th with a home game against the colts. coming up in sports at 6-45, we'll have an update from green bay...as the 49ers are under the lights. (grant) (grant) police in southern

california are searching for a woman dubbed... the "botox bandit". (jr stone) a business says she got away with 5-thousand dollars worth of cosmetic procedures... and took off without paying. peter daut has the story. wearing dark sunglasses and what appears to be a blonde wig.this is the woman who police say is a botox bandit. yana pechenik/ my botox la:"it seems that she was a professional scam artist."yana pechenik works at my botox la in studio city. . and says on september 25th. . the woman entered thebusiness claiming her name was "emily ross."

she also gave them a credit card.but during the woman's two-and-a-half hour appointment. . pechenik says there were several red flags. yana pechenik/ my botox la: "she talked about marketing. a lot about marketing, that she was a marketer and that she would market us. she was just extremely friendly and kind of in a hurry to leave." also unusual. . in each of these 'before' photos of the woman. . she kept her eyes closed.pechenik says the woman appeared to be missing some of her back teeth and had undergone several plastic surgeries.here's the woman right after she received the injections to her neck and face. . eyes opened.and when the time came for her to pay? you can see she did a strange turn around before claiming she left her wallet in the car and had to go get it."when she walked out, i was pretty sure that she's not coming back." and she was right. the credit card the woman provided was fake.pechenik says in the seven years they've been in business. . no customer has ever walked off without paying before.she says they'll definitely be more careful in the future. . but hopes someone recognizes the woman. . who for two and a half hours. . put her face in pechenik's hands."it's such a personal hoping she will get caught, and this will never happen again." (grant) (grant) (grant) (grant) that was peter

daut reporting. police say it's not clear if the woman has done this before at other businesses. (anchor) taking a live look outside... at the san mateo bridge.(anchor) time now to check on our weather... with meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez. the dry air mass aloft will cool down overnight temperatures this evening. expect 40s in the north bay and interior valleys with 50s along the coast. cooler temperatures are forecast for tuesday with near average to slightly above normal highs. tracking 70s along the coast and 80s inland. it is worth noting that the dry air mass in place will result in chilly overnight temperatures through midweek. the return of the

onshore flow late in the week will bring overnight lows up a bit. onshore winds increase a bit late in the week which will help moisten conditions while temperatures remain seasonably mild. (grant) next on kron4 news at 5.. kron4 news at next on (grant)

(grant) next on kron4 news at 5.. big news for the royal family... meghan markle and prince harry are expecting their first baby. why a zika warning is not getting in the way of the couple's plans.

(grant) major news for the royal family today as kensington palace confirms that meghan markle is pregnant. (jr stone) entertainment tonight's kevin frazier has the story. (kevin)grant and j.r., nearly five months after saying "i do" prince harry and meghan are expecting their first child! the happy news comes as they kick off their first royal tour!here we go...here they are guys!photo snapsthe couple landed in australia just hours before kensington palace broke the news, tweeting:"their royal

highnesses the duke and duchess of sussex are very pleased to annouce that the duchess of sussex is expecting a baby in the spring of 2019." a spokesperson for the palace told et that meghan has passed her 12-week mark and is in good health. they also noted that the royals 16 day south pacific tour will continue as planned, despite a zika warning from the foreign office of fiji and tonga.the palace also released a statement from meghan's mother, saying:"ms.ragland is very happy about this lovely news, and she looks forward to welcoming her first grandchild."harry and meghan have been fielding questions about babies since their engagement was announced in november of 2017.reporter: children?harry: not currently, no? laffno of course, one step at a time and hopefully we'll start a family in the near future(kevin)their child will be seventh in line to the british throne.we'll have much more on et,i'mkevin frazier, back to you! (grant) and don't forget, you can

catch a full hour of entertainment news right here on kron4. at 7:00 it's inside edition... followed by entertainment tonight. then we're back in prime time for kron-4 news at 8. (grant) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(jr stone) ken wayne and terisa estacio are here with kron 4 news at six. (ken) thank you grant and j-r.. coming up tonight at six.. we're tracking a major traffic mess...all southbound of highway 101 in san jose have been shutdown since this morning.. after a deadly crash involving a caltrans vehicle - we'll have the latest in a live report. (terisa) then - power is being restored to the north bay..after p-g-and-e intentionally cut electricity to try and prevent a wildfire... we have reaction from people who spent all night and today in the dark. that's coming up next on kron4 news at six.this was the at six.on kron4 news coming u now at 6. a fatal

accident has had southbound highway 101 shut down for much of the day in san jose. it was supposed to reopen by 5.... but it remains closed.... and traffic is still being diverted onto highway 87. (ken) you can see the traffic problems this has caused... right into the heart of rush hour tonight. thank you for joining us, i'm ken wayne. (terisa)and i'm terisa estacio in for pam moore. kron four's rob fladeboe has been working this story all day...and is live at the scene with the latest. rob? (crash scene center of freeway) this was the scene for much of the day here on southbound highway 101 just south of brokaw road in san jose. all four lanes were shutdown just after 10:30 monday morning following a collision between a white dodge pickup and a

much larger caltrans truck. the chp says it's preliminary investigation has concluded that the caltrans vehicle, known as a "shadow truck," was trailing a sweeping crew when the pickup slammed of the truck, killing the driver of the caltrans truck was traveling the far left lane and had a flashing sign known as an "arrow board" on top directing traffic to move to the right says chp officer ross lee.officer ross lee/chp "....we estimate that the pickup was traveling about 65-70 miles per hour and for some unknown reason it just slammed into the attenuator cushion portion of the caltrans vehicle. the left front portion of the pickup snagged the right rear of the attenuator cushion and caused the pickup to swerve into the steel bed frame of the truck..."the driver of the caltrans truck was taken to a hospital but was not seriously inred. the chp says the driver of the pickup was not wearing a seatbelt. a dog riding in the pickup was also killed.rob fladeboe/san jose (terisa) (terisa) in the north

bay...the lights are coming back on for thousands of p- g-and-e customers... after the utility cut electricity because of high fire danger. the power was turned off last night -- and some people remain in the dark. p-g-&e officials say they expect to restore power by midnight to most of those affected customers. (terisa) kron 4's michelle kingston is in calistoga tonight... where the power is back on.. michelle? power is back in downtown

calistoga!people are happy to see the lights back on -- especially here on the main roads where lights were off for hours overnight and this afternoon. power has been off since 830 last night down here.and just came back at about 2:30 this afternoon.a majority of businesses in downtown calistoga though were unable to open -- you can see some of those closed signs in their windows ... others opened and had people shopping with flashlights!pg and e decided to shut off power to about 60 thousand people because of high windspeeds over night to help reduce the risk of wildfire and keep their customers safe.but weather conditions improved this morning and power has been restored to downtown calistoga. mayor of calistoga says he understands why it had to be turned off but hopes in the future, the power company get the lights back on a bit faster. chris canning pg and e says they expect to restore power to all of their customers affected by this shut down by tomorrow.live in calistoga michelle kingston

kron 4 news (terisa) joining us now with more on the conditions around the bay area.... meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez.(ken) mabrisa... a red flag warning expired today at noon... but high fire danger remains? the dry air mass aloft will cool down overnight temperatures this evening. expect 40s in the north bay and interior valleys with 50s along the coast. cooler temperatures are forecast for tuesday with near average to slightly above normal highs. tracking 70s along the coast and 80s inland. it is worth noting that the dry air mass in place will result in chilly overnight temperatures through midweek. the return of the onshore flow late in the week will bring overnight lows up a

bit. onshore winds increase a bit late in the week which will help moisten conditions while temperatures remain seasonably mild. (ken) (ken) alto are investigating a

double homicide after a birthday party turned deadly. the shooting happened just before three a-m on saturday at the pulgas avenue business complex.. when police arrived at the scene they found four victims with gunshot wounds... two were pronounced dead at the scene.

who fled the scene... anyone with information is asked to call the east palo alto police department. (terisa) happening now... they're back! as of today... electric scooters are again roaming the streets of san francisco. but this time --- legally --- as two companies were awarded permits by the city to take part in the e-scooter pilot program. kron4's haaziq madyun has more. (take pkg) (pkg)electric scooters are back on the streets and sidewalks in san francisco. earlier this year the initial debut of motorized scooters hit a bump in the road after the city received multiple complaints about user behavior. that led to a temporary ban and a formal permit application process for e-scooter businesses. out of a field of twelve the sfmta selected two scooter companies...skip and scoot sot why skip & scoot?sot

accoubtability and equity."> during the one year pilot sfmta will closely monitor scooter user behavior. that is good news for people walking here on the embarcadero, who often had to navigate around scooters blocking the sidewalk sotsot head gear is also mandatory. the service for both skip anscoot area will likely grow six months from now when the number of available scooters will double to 2500...in san francisco haaziq madyun kron4news (ken) developing tonight....it was last year when state legislators passed and the governor signed a hike in california's gas tax. but

now a group is trying to repeal the tax with proposition 6. kron 4's dan kerman is live in san francisco tonight with more backers of prop 6 say the 12 cent per gallon gas tax increase passed by the legislature last year must go away. they also brought with them a report detailing what they call waste fraud and abuse of gas tax funds by state and local agencies saying the politicians can't be trusted with these fundssot carl mademaio/yes on 6 26-36so kristin connelly/ opposes gas tax repeal 38-44kristin connelly is with the east bay leadership council which opposes prop 6 . she says repealing the gas tax would wipe out 5 billion dollars a year in funding , half of which goes to improving local streets and roads and the other half to fund a backlog of projects.sotother projects at risk if the gas tax is replealed include finishing the widening of highway 1o1 through the marin and sonoma narrows, bringing bart to san jose's diridon station and up to santa clara.125/santa clara (terisa) "one job should be enough" is the should be

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(terisa) "one job should be enough" is the cry of striking marriot hotel workers here in san francisco and around the country... the group is hoping a wage increase will allow them to only work one job to make ends meet. approximately 75-hundred workers in the last ten days have joined the protest...one third of them are based at hotels in san francisco...and they have received support from mayor london breed. breed has offered to meet with leaders of the unite here local 2 union which is representing the striking hotel workers. forty-one strikers were arrested on friday outside the marriott marquis hotel at

mission and fourth streets as they blocked fourth street in a show of civil disobedience. (ken) coming up... as one traffic nightmare in san francisco is partially solved.... another crops up. how a big construction project that began today could affect your commute. (tes)and the f-a-a opens an investigation against a troubled california skydiving outfit after another accident results in tragedy over the weekend. (ken)and a closer look at a statement president trump is now walking back --- made about potential 2020 presidential candidate elizabeth warren.

"pocohontas! //i will give you a million dollars, to your favorite charity, if you take the test and it proves you're an indian."(ken) well, she took the test, and now elizabeth warren says it's time for president trump to pay up.the massachusetts democrat says a d=n=a test confirmed she does have native american ancestors.(terisa)it also proved something else. grant lodes is her to tell us what that is.grant? (grant) yeah, elizabeth warren's response to the president's ridicule is being widely interpreted as proof of her desire...to take his place... in the oval office. she not only took the test ... she unveiled the results...in a slick new video. "hi, i'm elizabeth warren, is doctor bustamante in please" warreen chose stanford

university geneticist carlos bustamante to deliver the verdict. "the facts suggest that you absolutely have a native american ancestor in your pedigree."the d=n=a report says there is strong evidence of native american ancestry six to ten generations ago. warren's video is the latest attempt to silence criticism dating back to her first run for the senate in 2012 ... that she cited her ethnic background to advance her law career."no, no, no. her heritage had no bearing on her hiring."the president, not impressed. "how do you react to senator elizabeth warren releasing the results of her dna test?" "no... who cares. who cares." "you said you'd send one million dollars to the charity..." "i didn't say that. you better read it again.""pocohantas ... they call her pocohantas...poco hantas, remember that." "you know elizabeth warren, right? woo woo woo woo woo!" woo woo woo woo"the racial taunts now being to mobilize warren's supporters as well as republican critics in the early days of the 2020 presidentia campaign. "i hope she is running for president, because i think she would be very easy. i hope she is running. i do not think she will be difficult at all, she will destroy the country. she will make our country into venezuela. with that being said, i don't want to say bad things about her, because i would hope that she would be one of the people to get through the process. it is going to be a long process for the democrats."

(grant) over the weekend a c-n-n poll ranked warren fourth among democratic presidential hopefuls, in a virtual tie with california senator kamala harris, and trailing vermont's bernie sanders and former vice president joe biden. harris, an oakland native harris, an oakland native and former san francisco d=a, is traveling next week to iowa , where democrats will make their first 20-20 presidential choice in a little over 16 months from now. (tes) san francisco commuters got some relief this morning... with the reopening of fremont street. the downtown thoroughfare had been closed since last month.... after cracks were found in two beams in the brand new 2

point 2 billion dollar salesforce transbay transit center. the cracks were in the roof of a bus deck that crosses fremont. the termainal is still closed... and bus traffic remains rerouted to the temporary transbay terminal at howard and main streets. (terisa) meanwhile... across the city... another headache for commuters has cropped up. construction began today on the "lombard street vision zero project." kron 4's sanaz tahernia joins us live from lombard street with a closer look at where you can expect delays and for how long. sanaz?

direction. >the eastbound avoid that peak in before 9am to any lane closures won't be having francisco we into san traffic heading direction for eastbound similarly in the and then lane closures. experiencing the going to be day they're not the end of the san francisco at heading out of when the traffic is um that's so before 3pm but that work ended after 3pm. today any lane closures going to not have trying...we are the city we are would be out of westbound which

as of today... all san mateo county sheriff's department personnel will carry narcan -- making them the latest bay area jurisdiction to deploy the anti-opioid overdose drug. the sheriff's office says all staff have recieved training on the proper administration of the drug -- in order to assist not only the public, but themselves in the case of exposure and overdose. earlier this year... the alameda county sheriff's department credited narcan with saving the life of one of their detectives. the move follows the san mateo county civil grand jury's june reccomendation for deputies to carry the drug. let's take a look outside right now... meteorologist mabrisa meteorologist

right now... meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez joins us now with the four zone forecast. the dry air mass aloft will cool down overnight temperatures this evening. expect 40s in the north bay and interior valleys with 50s along the coast. cooler temperatures are forecast for tuesday with near average to slightly above normal highs. tracking 70s along the coast and 80s inland. it is worth noting that the dry air mass in place will result in chilly overnight temperatures through midweek. the return of the onshore flow late in the week will bring overnight lows up a bit. onshore winds increase a bit late in the week which will help moisten conditions while temperatures remain seasonably mild.

(terisa) still ahead. today marks the first day to sign up for another year of covered california health insurance. we'll talk about why californians are expected to pay more out of pocket next year. (ken)and... another skydiving death at a northern california parachute center...we'll tell you about the latest incident.... after the break.

tonight we're learning more about a woman who died after her parachute didn't deploy correctly. she was skydiving over lodi... and now the f-a-a is investigating.

kron4's ryan o'donnell joins us with what we're learning about the victim. what's surprising... is what's what's surprising... is the san joaquin county sheriff's office says the woman who died had decades of experience as a skydiver... more than 25- hundred jumps under her belt. today, she's been identified as 62-year old nina mason of colorado. she was skydiving at the "skydive lodi parachute center" in acampo... and according to the owner, her husband was also on the same jump. you're looking at video from the scene of the accident. the f-a-a says the woman was using her own equipment when she jumped on sunday... and are trying to determine if the shoot was packed properly. since it opened in the 19-80's... 19 people have died, jumping at this facility. six of those deaths happened in the last two years. earlier this year... the center was raided by the f- b-i... seizing credit card receipts, skydiver release forms and videos. two

years ago, 20 instructors were suspended for not having the proper training... and the f-a-a fine the center a million dollars for safety and maintenance violations. (ken)coming up at 6:45....we'll take a look at four ways a shorter work week could help you live longer. (terisa)and next... as the president and first lady tour some of the areas hit hardest by hurricane michael... we'll take a closer look at how emergency crews are dealing with the monumental cleanup efforts. so, let's talk about conference calls. there's always a certain amount of fumbling. a lot of times it doesn't work. we have problems. comcast business goes beyond fast. by letting you make and receive calls from any device using your business line. and conference calls you can join without any dial-ins or pins. (phone) there are currently 3 members in this conference. i like that. i like that too. i would use that in a heartbeat. get started with innovative voice solutions for a low price when you get fast, reliable internet. comcast business. beyond fast. (ken)today (ken)today

president trump visited some of the communities hardest hit by hurricane michael. (terisa) first lady melania trump also traveled with the president to observe how first responders are handling the crisis. washington correspondent mark meredith is in d.c. tonight with a closer look. the president and first lady began their tour of florida's storm ravaged coast at eglin air force base.upon landing...the president met with the state's governor and praised the work of first responders. the president then boarded a helicopter for an aerial tour of the damage.the press...who flew seperately...described seeing thousands of trees uprooted and debris scattered everywhere.the presdient, once back on the ground, passed out water bottles and promised survivors more relief is coming."we called for maximum relief"florida senator bill nelson posted this video to youtube, describing the dire

situation many floridians are facing."a lot of these people are going to have to deal with no electricity, for a long period of time, yet they all have the can do spirit" the american red cross says it has dispatched 1,300 volunteers to help with disaster relief.it says it's main focus remains on providing shelter and hot meals...and that its prepared to help survivors for weeks to come."we have enough volunteers that we can keep changing out, the folks that are there on the ground, and get some fresh volunteers in there, we will stay until the last person is situated"in washington, i'm mark meredith. happening now.... the world's first ocean cleanup system is arriving at the great pacific garbage patch.system 001 -- or "wilson" as it is called... launched from alameda last month.it's mission? to begin cleaning up the over 5 trillion pieces of plastic that trillion pieces up the over 5 trillion pieces of plastic that currently litter our oceans.the largest concentration of plastic --- is located between hawaii and california .... about 1200 nautical miles offshore from

the bay area.if the effort in the pacific proves succesful -- the plan is to expand to four other large patches of ocean plastic in 20-20. (ken) time now for a look at tonight's top local stories. here in san jose a fatal here in san here in san jose a fatal accident led to a nearly day-long closure of southbound

highway 101. just after 10:30 monday morning, a pickup truck rear-ended a much larger caltrans truck just south of brokaw road. the driver of the pickup was killed. the chp says the caltrans vehcle was "shadowing" or following a crew engaged in sweeping the highway. the chp says the caltrans truck was traveling very slow andhad a flashing "arrow board" on top directing trafficto the right. in san jose rob fladeboe kron4news sotelectric scooters are back on the streets and sidewalks in san francisco. earlier this year the initial debut of motorized scooters hit a bump in the road after the city received multiple complaints about user behavior. that led to a temporary ban and a formal permit application process for e-scooter businesses. sot in san francisco haaziq madyun

sotelectric scooters are back on the streets and sidewalks in san francisco. earlier this year the initial debut of motorized scooters hit a bump in the road after the city received multiple complaints about user behavior. that led to a temporary ban and a formal permit application process for e-scooter businesses. sot in san francisco haaziq madyun kron4news san francisco commuters got some relief this morning... with the reopening of fremont street. the downtown thoroughfare had been closed since last month.... after cracks were found in two beams in the brand new 2

point 2 billion dollar transbay transit center. the cracks were in the roof of a bus deck that crosses fremont. the termainal is still closed... and bus traffic remains rerouted to the temporary transbay terminal at howard and main streets. the dry air mass aloft will cool the dry air mass main streets.at howard and transbay terminal at howard and main streets. the dry air mass aloft will cool down overnight temperatures this evening. expect 40s in the north bay and interior valleys with 50s along the coast. cooler temperatures are forecast for tuesday with near average to slightly above normal highs. tracking 70s along the coast and 80s inland. it is worth noting that the dry air mass in place will result in chilly overnight temperatures through midweek. the return of the onshore flow late in the week will bring overnight lows up a bit. onshore winds increase a bit late in the week which will help moisten conditions while temperatures remain seasonably mild.

(ken) new tonight at 6. covered california open enrollment kicked off today.... this year, it's being rebranded as the "sign-on period."individuals can purchase health insurance that will go into effect january first -- through december 15th.it's the first year that there is no tax penalty for opting to not have health insurance.that means consumers can expect premiums to go up about 9 percent this year.the final deadline to enroll has also been cut short by two weeks.... it is now january 15th for coverage that would begin in february. (terisa) paul allen, who co-founded microsoft with his childhood friend bill gates, has died. he was 65- years-old. allen's company-- vulcan inc.-- said in a statement that he died

today. earlier this month he said his non-hodgkin's lymphoma had returned-- after he was treated for it in 2009. allen was an avid sports fan... he owned the portland trail blazers and the seattle seahawks allen and gates founded microsoft in 1975. (ken) coming up. it could be the end of the line for an american retail icon. what sears' bankruptcy filing means for the remaining bay area stores.

(terisa) sears holdings, which is the parent company of sears and k-mart... has filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection after failing to make a 134-million dollar debt payment today. opened 132 years ago... sears, was once the nation's largest retailer and employer. it was the place to get everything from tools, clothes to a new house... many of us remember getting the sears catalog. like many retailers, it's been struggling since the introduction of big box rivals like home depot and and walmart... and of course, online shopping. (terisa)the company says they plan on keeping open the "profitable" stores along with the sears and k-mart websites during the bankruptcy process.

right now, there are 700 stores that are still open nationwide... 8 in the bay area... but the company is already planning to close 46 of them next month, with possibly 142 more by the end of this year. (ken) as an investigation is launched into the disappearance of a washington post journalist ... an expected acknowledgment of wrongdoing by the saudi government puts the trump administration in a tight spot. the latest... up next.

(ken) (ken) today -- a saudi investigative team arrived at the saudi consul's residence in istanbul. they are working with a group of turkish forensic teams... looking into the disappearance of journalist jamal khashoggi. this as the saudis are preparing a saudis are this as the khashoggi. this as the saudis are preparing a port that will acknowledge that the death of the washington post columnist was the result of an interrogation gone wrong. (ken) sources say the abduction and subsequent death

was was carried out without clearance from saudi leadership.(terisa) meanwhile, president trump sent secretary of state mike pompeo to saudi arabia today. karin caifa...(prono: kay-fuh).... reports from washington. president trump vowing to leave nothing uncovered regarding jamal khashoggi's disappearance -- but says he spoke with the saudi leader and he has denied involvement. pres. donald trump: "i don't want to get into his mind, but it sounded to me like maybe these could have been rogue killers. who knows? we're going to try getting to the bottom of it very soon. but his was a flat denial."trump also on monday -- sent secretary of state mike pompeo to saudi arabia to meet with

king salman.khashoggi has not been seen since he entered the saudi consulate in istanbul on october 2. the saudis say he left shortly after. turkish investigators were inside for the first time, on monday. president trump told "60 minutes" that there would be "severe punishment" if the washington post columnist and saudi critic was found to be killed.members of congress -- want a forceful response.sen. marco rubio, (r) florida: "if, in fact, saudis lured him into that consulate, murdered him and cut up his body and disposed of it there will be a very strong congressional response."rep. jim himes, (d) connecticut: "we need clarity from the president saying, you can't kill people in foreign countries -- you can't kill people without a trial."saudi arabia faces diplomatic and economic pressure from the west.the uk, france, and germany have demanded a "credible investigation," and a number have pulled out of a major investment summit in riyadh later in washington, i'm karin caifa. let's take a look outside right now... meteorologist meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez joins us now with the four zone forecast. the dry air mass aloft will

cool down overnight temperatures this evening. expect 40s in the north bay and interior valleys with 50s along the coast. cooler temperatures are forecast for tuesday with near average to slightly above normal highs. tracking 70s along the coast and 80s inland. it is worth noting that the dry air mass in place will result in chilly overnight temperatures through midweek. the return of the onshore flow late in the week will bring overnight lows up a bit. onshore winds increase a bit late in the week which will help moisten conditions while temperatures remain seasonably mild.

(ken) 4 your health tonight. we

know working long hours every week could be bad for your health. today's health minute looks at four ways a shorter work week could help you live longer. kim hutcherson reports. full and part-time employees in the u-s work an average of 40 hours a week--that's according to 2017 data from the bureau of labor statistics. working more than that has been linked to negative changes to your health--while working fewer hours each week could help make you healthier ...according to research from nyu langone health.here are four ways a shorter workweek could help improve your health.

one: less stress.a study published in the journal psychological medicine in 2011 found that working more than 55 hours per week was associated with symptoms of anxiety and depression among people ages 44 to 66 who were employed full-time.those who worked less had a lower risk of those symptoms..two: sleep more.a lack of sleep may lead to poor performance, memory and difficulty processing information.getting the right amount of sleep can improve your health.three: improve your heart health.working less could lower the risk of coronary heart disease among adults.and four: spend more time with loved ones.they can help combat loneliness and encourage a person to engage in leisure activities and exercise.for today's health minute i'm kim hutcherson. in sports... we'll have an update on how the 49ers are doing at lambeau field... and breakdown the raiders breakdown in london yesterday... and the

warriors... the season opener is tomorrow night... mark carpenter has the thoughts of the n-b-a champs on the eve of another ring night... coming up eleni kounalakis owns this building.

profited millions from tobacco, oil, and wall street. as a rich developer, she violated clean water laws. now she's trying to buy this election. the lt. governor's office isn't for sale. i'm dr. ed hernandez. as state senator, i worked across party lines. held drug corporations accountable. invested in schools and middle-class jobs. our campaign's people powered by firefighters, teachers and nurses. because i'll put you first - not big money. (terisa) time now for a

look at sports.(ken) mark carpenter joins us in the studio. starting tonight with the 49ers..who despite being on a 3-game losing streak, have tended to step up on monday nights... winning their last 9-monday matchups. --here's a quick update from green bay... niners- packers... at last check-- niners... behind a couple of c.j. beathard td passes... including a 67-yarder to marquise goodwin... up 24-20 at the half we'll have full highlights later tonight. meanwhile, the silver and black... recovering from a painful and miserable trip to london. jon gruden's club dropping to 1-and-5, last in the afc west after a 27-3 beatdown against seattle. the seahawks defense...looking like the legion of boom once again... took advantage of a raiders offensive line that's missing donald penn and kelechi osemele. making it worse, osemele's replacement

jon feliciano had to be taken out as well. derek carr...sacked 6-times, which ties a career high. his final line...unimpressive... 142-yards passing with no touchdowns...and the team's total yardage was 185. the franchise qb...on the state of the team. "you want everything now i know our fans want it now, our players, our team, coaches want it now... trust me we are trying to do it now but you know we gotta take this by week, look at what we can do to play better right after this bye week. what can we do to win that game and thats where our mind set has to be." "i got excited getting off the plane, i thought being in wimbley stadium, was you know one of the cool moments i've had as a coach. unfortunately, i'll always remember it in a bad way. hahaha... if you know what i mean." raiders have a bye and are back to work next sunday, hosting the colts. until then, here's something to keep you entertained in the meantime. warriors season... begins tomorrow

night. the back-to-back champs..ommencing the quest for a three-peat....hosting the oklahoma city thunder. here's a look at the squad today at this morning's practice. as far as we know, the core four of steph curry, kevin durant, klay thompson, and draymond green will all be ready to go. the warriors...urging fans to be in their seats at 7-15...for the ring and banner ceremony. the champs...gearing up for a special night. "oh yeah tomorrow will be fun, i mean it's a huge night, an emotional night, night to celebrate, night for our fans to enjoy. and then you gotta tip up right after and thats the challenge you gotta make that transition from a celebrating to competing." "just the energy in the building you know... everything from what we are going to be wearing, to actually getting our rings and raising banner its gonna be an amazing night." "the rings are great, they are obscenely beautiful and a but the moment the banner goes up is always good, the best for me."

while the warriors put on those rings, their opponent will be losing some star power. russell westbrook...has been ruled out for tomorrow night's showdown as he still recovers from offseason knee surgery. now, there is an outside chance, he could be cleared and play tomorrow, but it seems that is highly unlikely. you may remember he and kevin durant used to be teammates, and today-- kd showed he's a little tired of being asked about him and what their "does it really between me and him. the basketball relationship i got nothing but he does, but we will keep that between him and i." that wraps up kron4 news at 6. we'll see you 6.kron4 news at that wraps up that wraps up kron4 news at 6.kron4 news at 6.we'll see you tonight at 8.... on your bay area's local news station.

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