(grant) new video tonight showing the moments that led up to a deadly encounter between deputies and a man in millbrae. 36-year-old chinedu okobi died after being tazed during a struggle with san mateo county sheriff's deputies.. now his family is questioning whether or not the use of force was necessary... hello i'm grant lodes.(vicki) and i'm vicki liviakis. tonight the man's family is demanding the san mateo county sheriff's department release video of the incident. kron4's haaziq madyun joins us live in san francisco - where family gathered to mourn their loss today.. .. (haaziq live)a memorial service was held earlier today for chinedu okobi here at the san francisco christian center. when it was over the attorney representing the family demanded police release

the video of his death(take pkg) (pkg)sot

the narrative of the police that they put out at first blush because i always know it is written to justify the conduct that they have">not only does civil rights attorney john burris not accept the sheriff offices's account of what happened, he doesn't think a taser should have been used on okobi a man with a history of mental illnesssoton behalf of the okobi family burris is asking that all police video of the incident be released. the san mateo county district attorney's office is handling the investigation to determine whether the deputies in this case used excessive force. that investigation is ongoing. the san mateo coyunty sheriff's office is conducting its own internal affairs investigation of the incident (grant) a big story tonight... prosecutors have obtained a grand jury indictment... charging a man for the stabbing death of 18-year-old nia wilson on a bart platform. 27-year-old john lee cowell

appeared in court in oakland today. the indictment replaces a criminal complaint prosecutors filed earlier.. charging cowell with murder and attempted murder. he is also accused of stabbing and injuring nia wilson's older sister during the incident back in july. prosecutors say the indictment will get cowell to trial quicker. cowell could face the death penalty. (grant) in the east bay... it's anything but politics as usual in the school board race in fremont. and as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now, one candidate is speaking out about what she says amounts to hate speech directed at her campaign. fahria khan/candidate for school board "..and this one says, "force kids to believe your political agenda? unbelievable."fahria khan says there are people who do not want on her on the school board in fremont because she is a muslim.fahria khan "....it's absolutely anti muslim, they are very specific about targeting me because of my religion and because of my hijab or head scarf..."the only muslim among seven

candidates running for two seats on the board of trustees, khan has seen messages like this posted on her facebook page: ".....i am absolutely sure she will kick god out, have students face east and will convert them tomuslim, she is a disaster to the school system..."fahria khan '.....i was very alarmed at first because my number one priority is my family's safety but at the same time sometimes you have to stand up to injustice...."none of the posts constitute a direct threat so police are not involved. khan has deleted the posts but is hurt that this could be happening in one of the most diverse cities in the bay area.fahria khan "....i mean, 69 percent of the students in this school district are of asian or south asian dissent and we have a minority-majority population in fremont...."and it's not just the race for school board, a camapign sign of a city council candidate was defaced with a swastika. khan says some students are mimicing such behaviorfahria khan "....just this morning i heard from a parent who says that 4th, 5th and 6th graders are defacing campaign posters in the student council election....khan says candidates for public office oughtnto be role models. she is asking voters to consider her qualifications for the job rather than her religion. fahria khan "....this gives me some perspective into what some of the students are going through in our schools. there is a lot of cyber bullying going on and now i know exactly what that feels like

so we have to stand strong with our students and say that this culture has got to stop..."in fremont rob fladeboe kron4news (vicki) getting more staff and volunteers out and about amongst its visitors after one guest decided to jump a safety railing near the tiger enclosure. kron 4's dan kerman is live at the zoo tonight with more. dan? you are looking at cell phone video of an oakland zoo visitor on the wrong side of a

42 inches safety railing... outside the tiger enclosure... as ginger the tiger approaches the man changes his mind and returns to the proper side of the railing.sot he went into a very dangerous situation oakland zoo president joel parrott says the man jumped the railing sunday after dropping his sun glasses... tuesday afternoon kron 4 news spotted sun glasses in the area where the man was. but zoo officials say he should have contacted zoo staff and not tried to retrieve them himself, especially with 4 tigers on the other side of the 16 foot high chain link fence.sot joel parrott, oakland zoo president & ceothe reason we consider this a hazard is because they are predators and they will treat us as prey and come right down if the opportunity arises. there are no signs saying not to jump the railing and the zoo has no plans to add them. but they will redeploy staff to keep an eye on guests and be a deterant for bad behavior. sotwe will have our staff and volunteers out on the grounds alot more so they can keep an

eye on the public who can do stupid things and put themselves at risk.those visiting ginger and the other tigers on tuesday couldn't believe someone would jump the safety railingsotsot 137./baffles the mind (vicki) (vicki) the video from the

oakland zoo - brings back some memories of a deadly ncident at the san francisco zoo. tatiana the tiger escaped her enclosure on christmas day in 2007 and killed a teenager, and injured two of the teen's freinds. a report concluded the tiger was likeley provoked -- the zoo enclosure was later remodeled. the zoo reached an out of court settlement with the victim's family. (vicki) happening now... p-g-&-e is working to restore power to all customers.. after it was shut off sunday night because of dangerous fire conditions. here's the latest update... right now-- 6-thousand-430 people remain in the dark in the north bay and sierra foothills. that includes just 120 in napa county. officials say thet expect all power to be restored by midnight.

kron 4's will tran spoke to a bakery owner in calistoga this morning... whose business was affected by the outages. during the power outage in calistoga.. restaurants had to find ways to save their inventory when the power came back on. the owner of the all seasons restaurant says they lost a lot of cakes when the power went out. the owners says they have an event booked tomorrow and they aren't sure if they can go. the restaurant is also worried about how often ... and how long they may have to deal with a next power outage. pg&e says it has restored power to around 40,000 customers ni the north bay and sierra foothills on monday. all remaining customers should have power restored today, the company said. officials have not released an expected time of restoration. safety inspections will be conducted today. power was shut off sunday night to nearly 59,000 customers as pg&e monitored weather conditions in the high risk fire areas. affected counties include napa, lake, el dorado, amador, and calaveras.

(grant) happening tonight... the warriors are kicking off their season for the final time in oakland. next time... they will be at their new area in san francisco. (vicki) golden state will take on the oklahoma city thunder in their season opener. tip off is just a few hours away... but there are a lot of pre-but there are a lot of pre-game festivities for the n-b-a champs. kron 4's jason dumas is live at oracle arena.. jason - can you believe basketball season is here already? take jasonyeah i feel like i was just watching the warriors

championship parade on tv. now i'm here at the oracle for opening night. of course its ring night, banner night and the players will enjoy this moment. in fact, that's something head coach steve kerr has been preaching all offseason and training camp. he really wants his guys to enjoy this moment, this team, and not take it for granted. because who knows how long this will all last? obviously kd and klay are free agents after this season. this is the firstime in this memorable four year run where the we really don't know what the future holds. take vo (if you want, not necessary)but these guys are pros. they know how to handle this situation. obviously kd has had a contract year before. he told me his is focused on winning ring number three and that's it. but tonight he said, is one last time where him and his teammates can enjoy and celebrate what they did last year. take sotjd warriors sound for 5p live hit 101618 kevin durant, golden state warriors small forwardtrt: 26 seconds"i mean i think that is probably the last time we will celebrate, openly like that, celebrate the championship because it's a new season. so i guess it's just like the final piece of the puzzle. so it'll be good to get it out the way and focus on the next season. but you got to lock back in really quick. we got a lot of smart high iq players. a lot of geniuses on this team that can snap back really

quick."take jasontip off tonight is set for 7:30. but we are just getting started kevin durant,

(grant) coming up.. a new report is shedding some light on why streets in san francisco are so congested. details on why uber and lyft could be to blame. (vicki) plus... a baby is found abandoned in a walmart bathroom. now police in southern california are desperately searching for his family. (grant) plus... a local realtor is helping people fed up with the high cost living in the bay area... get out. we'll tell you how he's helping them relocate to more affordable markets.

an east bay real estate company is capitalizing on bay area folks...fed up with the sky- high cost of living here... they want a fresh start beyond the bay, and in many cases... out of state. kron four's philippe djegal reports from san ramon where he sat down with the founder of "leaving-the-bay-area-dot- com." (philippe) about a year ago... alan and lauralee ragsdale sold their livermore home and horse ranch... retired and moved to southern oregon. their new place is much bigger -- minus the headaches they wanted to leave behind.laurelee ragsdale/client - "we needed a lot more green. we needed a lot slower pace -- a lot less traffic."alan ragsdale/client- "traffic was a big issue for us, um, property tax was a big issue for us. you know, that's even though, we're paying substantial, i'm paying a house down, we, you never get rid of property tax." the ragsdale's planned their move for six years... and, san ramon real estate broker scott fuller, helped make it happen. scott fuller/broker- "business is busy." fuller has 18 years of experience in real estate. two years ago, he

founded the agency "leaving-the-bay-area-dot-com." taking advantage of a growing market of people wanting help selling their bay area homes... and, buy property out of the region or out-of-state.scott fuller/broker- "over the last couple of years, i'd say we've helped 20-30 people, uh, move out of the bay area." he says locally, the sacramento area has been a popular destination. out of state, most people, he says, are looking at washington, nevada, texas and oregon like the ragsdales.scott fuller/broker- "cost of living, including housing, you know, can be a big frustration for people, um, but for a lot of people, they've built up a nestegg in their home, and so they have a lot of equity that they're looking to move into, you know, potentially somewhere else."alan ragsdale/client- "we ended up being able to, uh, take our california dollar and buy, really, our dream house in oregon, and, um, it's been, um, really a pleasant experience." fuller says his clients typically start to plan for their move one to two years ahead of time. adding that the brokers he teams with in other markets have also been more than willing to work with him and his clients find their new home. in san ramon, philippe djegal, kron four news.

(vicki) (vicki) new tonight at 5... many of us use or have used uber or lyft to get around san francisco.(grant) and while convenient, a new study shows those drivers are actually creating more congestion. kron4's ryan o'donnell joins us with more on why. the study was done by the san francisco county transportation authority looking at data over a 6 year period. they took a look at resident and job growth... and the use of t-n-c's, or transportation network companies, like uber and lyft... and found, they play a major role in added traffic congestion. the study suggests more people are opting for

uber or lyft... instead of public transportation... which in turn, puts more vehicles on the roadways.when compared to employment and population growth, the transportation authority believes half of the congestion problems in san francisco are because of the added vehicles. looking at the numbers from a 6 year period... they found during peak driving times... people's speed getting in and out, and around the city, slowed down. in the a-m... people were going 26 percent slower. and in the p-m... it was 27 percent slower. in 2014, an estimated 190-million rides were provided by uber and lyft. less than 2 years later, that number jumped to more than two-billion. the biggest slow-down... in the financial district. this study wasn't done to eliminate uber or lyft... but to expose its impact to the transportation authority, in order to find the best ways to reduce congestion. uber responded to this study saying it doesn't consider spikes in tourism and freight deliveries. if you'd like

to take a look at the full report... we've posted it on our website, kron4.com. (grant) some of you may already have your mega millions lottery ticket in hand, while others may be rushing to store to get theirs. either way... one lucky person could become hundreds of millions of dollars richer tonight.(vicki) kron 4's sanaz tahernia joins us live from one of the lottery ticket vendors here in the bay area. sanaz, tonight's mega millions jackpot - it's a big one. that's right vicki - mega millions players are looking at the largest mega millions jackpot in the history of the game. tonight's jackpot is up to $667 million dollars - making it the newest record since 2012. the mega millions game isn't offered in every state. it's played in 44 states as well as in washington, d.c. and the u.s. virgin islands and while that may slightly increase your

odds of winning some money, the chance of winning the entire jackpot is only one in 302.5 million. regardless, people are still hopeful.

midweek with temperatures near or above seasonal averages in the bay area. expect 60s-70s along the coast and low 80s inland. onshore winds increase slightly late in the week which should help moisten conditions while daytime highs remain mild. a storm system is then forecast to push inland to our north early next week cooling temperatures and bringing a potential for light rain over northern california. (vicki) still ahead... safety organizations (vicki) california. northern rain over northern california.

(vicki) still ahead... safety organizations are spotlighting the lack of regulations on limos... in the wake of that deadly crash in upstate new york. details what is being done... to keep you safe.

(grant) police in southern california are looking for the family of a baby... who was found abandoned in a walmart bathroom. he was found on the floor next to a toilet. reporter lisa sigell has the story. "i have 5 grandkids i can't imagine throwing a baby away." denise wallace couldn't hold back tears...after hearing a abandoned in the men's restroom at the walmart she shops at--on east carson street in lakewood.denise wallace / shopper: "heartbreaking feel like my eyes want to water up seriously it's emotional."now deputies need your help to find this man..not calling him a suspect but a person of interest in the case.they say after combing through hours and hours of store security video--and not seeing anyone carrying or holding a baby near the restroom.they believe the infant was possibly concealed in this mans backpack.lt. todd deeds / la sheriff's dept.:"the backpack appeared to be fall on the way in but on the way out and did not look the same way as it did."investigators say the child was left on a tile floor

in the restroom and found by a shopper about 11:45am last monday.they describe the baby as african american...between 12-15 months old...weighing about 20 lbs with black hair and brown eyes.they say while this man may have a perfectly good explanation...his behavior was very unusual."he did not have license plates on his car practice following from the front door as possible. he walked into walmart he walked directly to the men's bathroom he was there for a couple minutes then he left and when he walked to his car he walked at a fast pace." (grant) that was lisa sigell reporting. investigators say the man was seen leaving the store in a beige jeep grand cherokee. they say the baby is safe and is being well cared for.

(vicki) coming up next... a warning about sea lions getting sick in the bay area. details on what's happening... and why officials are warning people and their dogs to stay away. (grant) plus after the break... the warriors are ending their run in oakland after this season. we'll take a look at golden state's historic run at oracle arena.

basketball is back! the defendings champs - the golden state warriors -- are taking on the oklahoma city thunder at oracle arena it's a bitter sweet season opener for the warriors -- this season will be the team's last in oakland. (grant) the golden state warriors may be america's only major league team without a city or state in their name ... but there is no doubt that the dubs have won the hearts of millions of bay area fans. (vicki)they've also won four successive conference titles and three n=b=a championships... and turned players like steph curry and kevin durant into hometown heroes.the warriors have called the oracle arena home since 1971 ,,, but their story began thousands of miles away ... nearly three quarters of a century ago,kron four sports director mark carpener is here to tell us about it.mark?

(mark) oracle arena has seen its share of legends.before there was steph and klay, draymond,and kevin ... there was wilt chamberlain, nate thurmond, rick barry and run tmc. and ahead of all of them was an ex-marine named joe fulks.marine named was an ex- all of them and ahead of tmc. barry and run thurmond, rick nate chamberlain, there was wilt kevin ... draymond,and klay, was steph and before there legends.share of has seen its oracle arena (mark) (mark) oracle arena has seen its share of legends.before there was steph and klay, draymond,and kevin ... there was wilt chamberlain, nate thurmond, rick barry and run tmc. and ahead of all of them was an ex-marine named joe fulks. newsreel music1946, harry truman in the white house and the hottest team in the new basketball league of america is the philadelphia warriors ... and its star forward joe fulks who led the team to the first league championship . fulks was soon eclipsed by philly native wilt chamberlain whose record 00 points in a single game has never been broken,chamberlain was with the team when bay area sports entrepreneur franklin mieuli bought the warriors and renamed them for their new home.i had a dream and i clung to that dreamnate thurmond joined the team for their second season at the cow

palace. .. becoming the first player ever to score a quadruple double.chamberlain returned to philadelphia and their new team, the 76ers ... as rick barry became the new warriors star, leading the team to the nba finals.in 1971, mieuli changed the name to the golden state warriors, playing almost all the home games in oakland... and in 1976 barry led the team to the finals ... sweeping the washington bullets for their third championship.and that's where the number stayed ... despite the singing of rookie phenom chris webber in the early 90s.webber left after a feud with coach don nelson ... the warriors floundered, winning just 17 games in the 2000 season.nat ... in 2015, the long drought broken ... the powerful cleveland cavaliers broken in five games. the next year ... a rematchits over its over cleveland is the city of champions once again and another this time at oracle.natand last year ... even sweeter there's a new dynasty in the nba

we'll have another great memory tonight. the ring ceremony...and the unveiling of another warriors championship banner. coming up on kron4 sports at 6-45, a live report from oracle in advance of the special festivities. (vicki) tonight at 5:30... kron4 is always tracking local stories. here's a look at what's going on in your neighborhood right now. (grant) starting in the east bay... police in san ramon say they need your help identifying a guy who tried to rob a man of his rolex. this man allegedly responded to a craigslist ad for a rolex...but when the two met --- they say he tried to steal the watch instead. he was last seen getting into a black nissan rogue. if you can identify this man --- san ramon police want to hear from you. (vicki) on the peninsula... san bruno police arrested a man who they say followed a woman from bart... and tried to sexually assault her. it happened

near the sears auto center at the shops at tanforan on sunday. officers say the man followed the woman from the san bruno bart station and pulled her to a dark corner of a parking lot. the woman was able to run away. the suspect was later identified as 20-year-old kevin ramos... and he is now facing several charges. (grant) in the north bay... chp officers in sonoma county are searching for the driver who hit a bicyclist on highway one...and then took off. it happened just before noon today...the rider was heading south on highway one in sea ranch when they were hit and thrown off their bike...their condition is unknown. the truck was described as a dark-colored blue or black pickup with a flatbed that was pulling a white trailer...the truck's broken passenger side mirror was found at the scene. weak offshore flow will continue through at least midweek with temperatures near or above seasonal averages in the bay area. expect 60s-70s along the coast and low 80s inland. onshore winds increase slightly late in the week which should help moisten

conditions while daytime highs remain mild. a storm system is then forecast to push inland to our north early next week cooling temperatures and bringing a potential for light rain over northern california. (grant) a big story tonight... a ford excursion off the showroom floor has to measure up to strict federal safety requirements... but turn that same ford excursion into

a stretch limousine, and most of those safety requirements no longer apply.(vicki) washington correspondent morgan wright reports the safety of passengers in stretch limos is getting a closer look after the tragic limousine wreck in upstate new york that killed 20 people. in the wake of the deadly limousine accident in upstate new york friends and family mourn the 20 people who died in the crash. now authorities are examining what happened and how limousines are regulated. jason levine, with the center for auto safety says when the vehicles come off the assembly line, they are regulated - but once it's stretched, it doesn't have to meet the same standards... jason levine, executive dir. center for auto safety in fact there are no specific standards made just for that vehicle, it's a custom vehicle and that doesn't mean it's going to pass crash worthiness and insurers warn once you alter or stretch the original vehicle its structural integrity could changeraul arbelaez, vp vehicle research center, insurance institute for highway safetyááá when you start sectioning the vehicle,

stretching it and adding new material, you absolutely are compromising that levine says - the vehicles aren't really ever certified to be safe, because they aren't tested. democratic minority leader, senator chuck schumer says limos fall in a safety gap... sen. chuck schumer/(d) minority leader this is neither a car nor a bus and that is why there are no safety regulations for them. the insurance institute for highway safety maintains limos are generally safe vehicles - but one thing that can be improved are seatbelt requirements...raul arbelaez, vp vehicle research center, insurance institute for highway safety right now limos have to basically provide seatbelts and minimal protection for the front seat occupants. limo ápassengersá are not required to wear seat belts.consumers should research the limo company they're doing business with, check safety records, and the drivers credentials.in washington, morgan wright. there were several other factors the crash in schoharie. the driver didn't have the proper license and the vehicle recently failed inspection. (vicki) coming up... a couple of northern california students make cookies for their classmates... now they are being investigated for what was in those cookies. and if the rumors are

true... it's very disturbing. (grant) plus after the break... an epic visit to epcot. how some disney fanatics plan to visit all six parks at disneyworld and disneyland-- in just one day.

a couple from tennessee

might have just won the title of being the country's biggest disney fans... check out the trip they have planned for tomorrow...(vicki) heather and clark ensminger plan to visit six disney parks in one day. they will start at disney world in orlando florida... and have breakfast at disney's hollywood studios before walking over to epcot. from there, they will go to the magic kingdom for lunch. (grant) the couple will then take a direct flight from florida to aneheim where they will visit disneyland and california adventure before the park closes at midnight. (grant) still ahead... a warning to stay away from sea lions in the bay area. details on why dozens are getting sick.

new tonight at 5...

the marine mammal center in sausalito is responding to a bacteria infection outbreak. (grant) more than 200 sea lions have now tested positive this year. kron4's ryan o'donnell joins us with more on what the center is doing about it. this infection affects their kidneys and is now the second largest outbreak the marine mammal center has ever dealt with. so far, 220 sea lions have tested positive for 'leptospirosis'(l epto-spur-osis) this year. according to one of the doctor's to one of the according this year. according to one of the doctor's there... outbreaks of this potentially fatal infection, typically occur every four to five years, with the last one happening back in 2011, leading to nearly 200 sea lions needing care. we're told they're treated with anti-biotics and other supportive care, but even with that, roughly two-thirds of the infected sea lions don't survive. if you happen to see one that appears to be sick... the center asks you give them a call. with

this going on... the center is warning to keep a safe distance from sea lions... including dogs. they say at least 50 feet, because this bacteria can be passed-on to humans and dogs through contaminated water and soil. (vicki) we've been honoring outstanding teachers in the bay area... today it's the wellness center coordinator at redwood high school in larkspur jennifer kenny-baum is described as an advocate for teen health and wellness in schools.... and colleagues say she's created a warm and welcoming place for students. she's also the school social worker. her work includes one-on-one therapy, clinical supervision and health education in the classrooms. jen helped create the school district's very first wellness center and has done 'incredible work' in expanding services and getting kids connected to the care they need. if you know a special teacher you'd like to nominate, just go to our website kron four dot come. click on 'features' - and choose 'teacher of the week.' (grant) new tonight.... we're continuing to spotlight the brave veterans who have fought for this country. you're about to

meet an ex-prisoner of war now living in the east bay... he tells kron four's philippe djegal... he often thinks about his time in the army.. milt feldman/nats- "the thing i'm proud of is the rifleman award. i have a purple heart and i have the bronze star." it's been more than 70 years since 94-year-old milt feldman was honorably discharged from the u-s army.milt feldman/us army veteran- "i got into the war late, but it was a very active time that i was there." and, his time as a 19-year- old infantryman in world war two... marching through the ardennes forest in europe before being captured by hitler's forces during the battle of the bulge... is still firmly etched into his mind.milt feldman/nats- "the telegrams are telling my family first of all that i was missing in action. secondly, that i was a prisoner. third, that i'd been liberated and the fourth one, that i was on my way home." feldman recently published a book about his stint in 1945 as a prisoner of war -- deep in german territory... titled "captured, frozen, starved -- and lucky... how a jewish american g-i survived a nazi stalag.milt feldman/us army veteran- "there were horror stories, there were funny

stories, all sorts of things. but in general, i was very, very lucky." his journey is also the focus of filmmaker eduardo montes-bradley's documentary "milt feldman -- a soldier's dream." it premiered in august at the stoneridge creek senior living community in pleasanton... where milt shares a villa with his 91-year-old second wife, renee bauer.renee bauer/nats- " haha, he's a wonderful man. i'm so lucky. he keeps saying he's so lucky, but i'm so lucky. (milt) we're both lucky." lucky, because after spending more than three o-w camp...and the other soliders captured in his unit escaped... nazi germany collapsed... and, when feldman returned to the states... he started his own firm and enjoyed a career as a certified public accountant before retiring nearly 20-years ago.milt feldman/us army veteran- "proud is not the word. i served, like most people, because i had to serve. but when i had to serve, i did. there were a lot of people who didn't and some of them for very good reasons. for medical reasons or other reasons. there were a good number that didn't have good reasons. and, uh, sometimes, i think they don't appreciate what they've gotten." now he's a great- grandfather and one of the many celebrated veterans who put it all on the line for his country... and, survived the struggle to tell his story. in pleasanton, philippe djegal, kron four news.

(anchor) taking a live look outside... at the san mateo bridge.(anchor)

time now to check on our weather... with meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez. weak offshore flow will continue through at least midweek with temperatures near or above seasonal averages in the bay area. expect 60s-70s along the coast and low 80s inland. onshore winds increase slightly late in the week which should help moisten conditions while daytime highs remain mild. a storm system is then forecast to push inland to our north early next week cooling temperatures and bringing a potential for light rain over northern california. (grant) next on kron4 news at 5... a disturbing 5... kron4 news at next on (grant) (grant) next on kron4

news at 5... a disturbing investigation at a high school near the bay area. why officials think cookies might have been made with someone's ashes.

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can resist a good cookie... but some so-called "cremation cookies" are more sickening than satisfying. (vicki) reporter steve large has this bizarre story out of davis... and who the ashes might belong to. sacred ashes turned into high school snack? davis police are investigating the sickening report.paul doroshovlieutenant davis police"no, this is weird."several students allegedly used cremated human remains to bake home made

cookies then handed them out to classmates to eat at davinci high school in davis. reporter"in all your time as an investigator have you ever come across a report like this one?"paul doroshovlieutenant davis police"no."davis police are investigating the morbid mix went into a batch of sugar cookies. the human ash-filled sugar cookies were brought to campus passed out to classmates. at least nine students ate the cookies.paul doroshovlieutenant davis police "i have not heard of anyone getting sick, or anybody being harmed as far as physically or physiologically by this." police say they are working to confirm two davinci high students were part of the morbid baking plan.putting a relatives remains into the cookie ingredients.the remains allegedly once belonging to the body one of the grandparents.the davis joint unified school district spokesperson issued a statement the district cannot comment on confidential student matters and wrote: "this case has been particularly challenging and we have responded appropriately and in the most respectful and dignified way possible."now davis police are working to uncover more about these morbid cookie claims and exactly what crime could be charged."because of the fact that this is so unconventional, it would take more research."using

grandparents ashes as cooke ingredient-then serving the cremated remains to unsuspecting students. (grant) that was steve large. reporting the claim of the cremation cookies is based on what students have said-- (vicki) the cookies haven't been tested for human remains yet. (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(grant) ken wayne and terisa estacio are here with kron 4 news at six. (ken) thank you grant and vicki.. coming up tonight on kron4 news at six... we have reaction from the oakland zoo...after a man jumps a barricade and gets really close to a tiger -- all to retrieve a pair of sunglasses.... it was all caught on camera.(terisa) then -we've shown you the trail of devastation in florida caused by hurricane michael... tonight we"ll show you some of the buildings that survivied -

thanks to some unique engineering. that's coming up next on kron4 news at six. at six.on kron4 news coming up next that's coming up next on kron4 news at six. 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. teachers and nurses. (ken) tonight at 6.ignoring a three and a half foot safety railing... a guest at the oakland zoo decides to tempt fate, prompting the tiger in the enclosure several feet away to investigate.good evening, i'm ken wayne(terisa) and i'm terisa estacio in for pam moore. no one was injured in this incident from over the weekend... thanks to the 16 foot high tiger enclosure still... the zoo re-deploying staff to make sure guests are not in a position to make these kinds of bad choices. kron 4's dan kerman is live at the oakland zoo tonight with

more. tuesday afternoon, ginger the tiger was pacing in front of visitors at the oakland zoo. sunday, it was a different response.. you are looking at cell phone video of an oakland zoo visitor who had climbed over the 42 inches safety railing... outside the tiger enclosure... he thinks twice about his decision and returns after ginger approachessot oakland zoo president joel parrott says the man jumped the railing sunday after dropping his sun glasses... tuesday afternoon kron 4 news spotted sun glasses in the area where the man was. but zoo officials say he should have contacted zoo staff and not tried to retrieve them himself, especially with 4 tigers on the other side of the chain link fence.sot joel parrott, oakland zoo president & ceothere are no signs saying not to jump the railing and the zoo has no plans to add them. but they will redeploy staff to keep a better eye on guests sotthose visiting ginger and the other tigers on

tuesday couldn't believe someone would jump the safety railingsotsot138/on that one (ter) one (ter) the video from the

oakland zoo - brings back some memories of a deadly incident at the san francisco zoo. a tiger escaped its enclosure on christmas day in 2007 and killed a teenager, and injured two of the teen's freinds. a report concluded the tiger was likeley provoked -- the zoo enclosure was later remodeled. the zoo reached an out of court settlement with the victim's family. (ken) in the north bay.... p-g-&-e says it is still working to restore power to all customers.. after it was shut off sunday night because of dangerous fire conditions. we just got an update into the kron4 newsroom. right now... a total of 18 hundred and 28 customers remain in the dark in the north bay and sierra foothills. all power has been restored in napa county --- and just 34

customers remain without power in lake county. officials say the estimated time for complete restoration is midnight tonight. (ken) new tonight at 6. fans of the performer drake will have another opportunity to see him in concert in the bay area. the singer was scheduled to perform on board the u-s-s hornet in alameda on october 26th for a special halloween show but due to demand for tickets the concert has been moved to oracle arena. drake will be performing three shows at oracle on october 26th, 27th and 29th... tickets are available at ticketmaster dot com. (terisa) new video tonight showing the moments that led up to a deadly encounter between deputies and a man in millbrae. 36-year-old (shay nay do, akobi ) chinedu okobi died after being tazed during a struggle with san mateo county sheriff's deputies.. now his family is questioning whether or not the use of force was necessary... kron4's haaziq madyun has the story. (pkg)sot

okobi's sister: "we think the least that we can have as a family is closure as to how he died">the family of 36-year-old chinedu okobi is seeking answers to the circumstances that led to his death. this is cellphone video of the october 3rd 2018 incident in millbrae when witnesses saw okobi being tased by deputies with the san mateo county sheriff's office. he later died at hospital according to the san mateo county sheriff's office, deputies responded to the report of a man running in and out of traffic on 1300 block of el camino real and when a deputy made the initial contact with okobi, he allegedly assaulted the deputy sotnot only does civil rights attorney john burris not accept the sheriff offices's account of what happened, he doesn't think a taser should have been used on okobi a man with a history of mental illnesssot

how you escalate a situation when you're talking to someone one who is maybe mentally impaired. the worse thing to do is to demand that they act like a normal person or yell at them in away that will only make the situation worse">on behalf of the okobi family burris is asking that all police video of the incident be released. the san mateo county district attorney's office is handling the investigation to determine whether the deputies in this case used excessive force. that investigation is ongoing. the san mateo county sheriff's office is conducting its own internal affairs investigation of the incident (ken) prosecutors have obtained a grand jury indictment... charging a man for the stabbing death of 18-year-old nia wilson on a bart platform. 27-year-old john lee cowell appeared in court in

oakland today. the indictment replaces a criminal complaint prosecutors filed earlier.. charging cowell with murder and attempted murder. he is also accused of stabbing and injuring nia wilson's older sister during the incident back in july. prosecutors say the indictment will get cowell to trial quicker. cowell could face the death penalty. (terisa) the death toll from hurricane michael has grown to 29 tonight...and more than 100-thousand customers remain without power in florida as the state begins to recover from the most powerful hurricane to hit the continental u.s. in nearly 50 years. (ken) when the when the hurricane made landfall last week the small town of mexico beach was one of the places hit the hardest. grant lodes is here to tell us the story of one house that was built with hurricanes in mind... (grant) ken and terisa... this ken and terisa... this white house is terisa... this ken and terisa... this white house is a vacation rental known as the sand palace... it rose to palace...

it as the sand palace... it rose to prominence after the house was shown standing high on stilts above the debris left in michael's wake. the owners say the house was built with hurricanes in mind. for instance-- hurricane michael made landfall packing maximum sustained winds of 155- miles per hour. the sand palace was built to withstand about 240 to 250 mile per hour winds. (grant) now the house didn't come away from the hurricane completely unscathed... its ground floor and the stairs up to the middle floor are gone. so are the windows in one of the bedrooms and all of the utilities need replacing.

terisa... (on cam) in the east bay. a fremont woman running for a seat on the school boardis sounding the alarm about what she says arehate-filled messages posted on her facebook page. she tells kron four's rob fladeboe that she is beingharassed because of her religion. fahria khan/candidate for school board "..and this one says, "force kids to believe your political agenda? unbelievable."fahria khan says there are people who do not want on her on the school board in fremont because she is a muslim.fahria khan "....it's absolutely anti muslim, they are very specific about targeting me because of my religion and because of my hijab or head scarf..."the only muslim among seven candidates running for two seats on the board of trustees, khan has seen messages like this posted on her facebook page: ".....i am absolutely sure she will kick god out, have students face east and will convert them tomuslim, she is a disaster to the school system..."fahria khan '.....i was very alarmed at first because my number one

priority is my family's safety but at the same time sometimes you have to stand up to injustice...."none of the posts constitute a direct threat so police are not involved. khan has deleted the posts but is hurt that this could be happening in one of the most diverse cities in the bay area.fahria khan "....i mean, 69 percent of the students in this school district are of asian or south asian dissent and we have a minority-majority population in fremont...."and it's not just the race for school board, a camapign sign of a city council candidate was defaced with a swastika. khan says some students are mimicing such behaviorfahria khan "....just this morning i heard from a parent who says that 4th, 5th and 6th graders are defacing campaign posters in the student council election....khan says candidates for public office oughtnto be role models. she is asking voters to consider her qualifications for the job rather than her religion. fahria khan "....this gives me some perspective into what some of the students are going through in our schools. there is a lot of cyber bullying going on and now i know exactly what that feels like so we have to stand strong with our students and say that this culture has got to stop..."in fremont rob fladeboe keron4news

the warriors are kicking off their final season opener at oracle arena tonight. this time next year -- they'll be breaking in their new home in san francisco. golden state tips off against the oklahoma city thunder in just over an hour.... after the champs are awarded their rings. kron 4's alecia reid is live at oracle arena tonight. alecia... how are the fans feeling ? we all know when the warriors are playing, fans are going to

come out.that's a fact .... and they've been doing that for the last couple hours. enjoying all the festivities before the opening ceremony. this will be the last season opener in oakland ... and that's a big deal for a lot of die hard fans.i spoke to people that flew in from chicago, seattle, new york, virginia ... you name it.and that goes to show how far and wide the fanbase spreads.the fact that the warriors are moving to san francisco is a big talker.some people are ok with it ... others are saying no way... dub nation started here in oakland.and altough the name ... golden state warriors .... initially suggested that the team represented california, they were based out of the east bay and have been that way for decades.so this home opener, as well as their last season in oakland ... are bittersweet.

sotsotsotsotsotwarriors fans don't seem to be too concerned about the result from tonight's game.they're just hoping the warriors will bring that trophy back to oakland one last time.reporting from oracle arena ... alecia reid .. .kron 4 news. (tes)thanks ali.coming up later in the show... more warriors opening night coverage. the ring ceremony... and the unveiling of a new banner...unveiling of a and the unveiling of a new banner...mark carpenter and jason dumas will talk about how the players are feeling ahead of tonight's tip.

(ken)and the jackpot just keeps growing --as lottery fanatics around the bay are hoping lightning will strike again in lightning will strike again in the form of a 6 hundered and 67 million dollar payday. (tes) and speaking of mega millions... president trump's re election campaign hits a major fundraising milestone -- but how he's doing it is raising some eyebrows. that's next. (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

president trump once again showing he knows how to raise money. his re- election campaign announcing it has raised an unprecedented, 106-million dollars for a race that is more than two years away. kron4's ryan o'donnell joins us with more on how he did it. president trump launched his re-election campaign the day he was inaugurated... which was highly unusual... but appears to be paying dividends. he's not even half-way through his first term... but he's already raised more than 100-million dollars for his re-election in 2020. officials say 98-percent of the money he received during the third quarter of the year, came from small contributions of up to 200 dollars. just to give you a comparison... president obama, for his re-election campaign raised 4.1 million dollars. president george

w bush raised 3.2 million. president trump... as it stands tonight and in less time... has raised 106-million. there's a good reason for this. president obama and bush... didn't actively raise money for their re-election campaign the first two years they were in office, for political and traditional reasons. trump has never played by the political rules. the money he has raked in so far, puts him well ahead of a crowded field of potential democratic challengers for 20-20. (ken)thanks ryan. (terisa)we are joined now by aimee allison... president of democracy in color... and founder of "she the people." alison... your work focuses a lot on women and people of color in politics... and one of them may be one of those democratic candidates running against trump in 20-20... kamala harris.

let's take a look outside right now... chief meteorologist chief right now...look outside let's take a let's take a

kamala harris. in 20-20... kamala harris. (ken) still ahead... we will take a look the effect of ridesharing on traffic ... and how the explosion in popularity of uber and lyft have wreaked havoc on commute times. (terisa)and we'll talk to bay area locals who are hoping for a piece of tonight's mega millions... now the 3rd largest jackpot in lottery history. (ken)

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sfx: lights scraping on roof sfx: metallic scrape sfx: grunt covered california. it's more than just health care. it's life care. things continue to heat up tonight as the mega millions jackpot hits a record high. kron 4's sanaz tahernia is out live at 19th avenue liquor - sanaz, how much money are we talking about here? well ken, the mega millions jackpot is the highest it's ever been in the history of the game - one lucky ticket holder could win $667 million dollars tonight. the last time the mega millions jackpot hit a record high was back in 2012 at $656 million dollars that was split between 3 winners. as you can imagine, the odds of winning the mega millions jackpot aren't that great. with the probability of one in

302.5 million, you've got better chances of getting struck by lightning. but that still doesn't deter the millions of players across the country.

we'll talk to one service that helps them find new homes.and we'll take a closer look at where they are all going. (lawrence)and i'm tracking your weeknight forcast... that's just ahead.

an east bay real estate broker is capitalizing on bay

area families fed up with the extremely high costs of living here... looking for a fresh start out of the region and in many cases out of state. kron four's philippe djegal reports from san ramon where he sits down with the founder of "leaving-the- bay-area-dot-com." (philippe) about a year ago... alan and lauralee ragsdale sold their livermore home and horse ranch... retired and moved to southern oregon. their new place is much bigger -- minus the headaches they wanted to leave behind.laurelee ragsdale/client - "we needed a lot more green. we needed a lot slower pace -- a lot less traffic."alan ragsdale/client- "traffic was a big issue for us, um, property tax was a big issue for us. you know, that's even though, we're paying substantial, i'm paying a house down, we, you never get rid of property tax." the ragsdale's planned their move for six years... and, san ramon real estate broker scott fuller, helped make it happen. scott fuller/broker- "business is busy." fuller has 18 years of experience in real estate. two years ago, he founded the agency "leaving-the-bay-area-dot-com." taking advantage of a growing market of people wanting help selling their bay area homes... and, buy property out of the region or out-of-state.scott

fuller/broker- "over the last couple of years, i'd say we've helped 20-30 people, uh, move out of the bay area." he says locally, the sacramento area has been a popular destination. out of state, most people, he says, are looking at washington, and oregon like the ragsdales. scott "cost of living, including housing, you know, can be a big frustration for people, um, but for a lot of people, they've built up a nestegg in their home, and so they have a lot of equity that they're looking to move into, you somewhere else."alan ragsdale/client- "we ended up being able to, uh, take our california dollar and buy, really, our dream house in oregon, and, um, it's been, um, really a pleasant experience." fuller says his clients typically start to plan for their move one ahead of time. adding that the brokers he teams with in other markets more than willing to work with him and his clients find their new home. in san ramon, philippe djegal, kron four news.

the bay area is no exception to people moving-in and people moving out. but a new study breaks down who's doing all the moving and why it matters. kron4's ryan o'donnell joins us with more on what was discovered. the study done by u-c berkeley and build-zoom... shows a lot of the direction has to do with income. about 40 percent of those moving out of the bay area... have household incomes below 50-thousand dollars a year. another quarter of those leaving, were making between 50 and 100-thousand a year. it also found, when they did leave... more than 55 percent of them stayed in california, moving to lower-cost, more affordable areas like the sacramento region, modesto or fresno. on the other hand... those in the higher-income level... tended

to leave california and go to places like seattle, washington d-c, and new york. only a-third moved to a different part of the state... most of the time going to los angeles or san diego. researchers also found people moving into the bay area tend to have a higher-income level compared to longtime residents or those looking to leave.. which partially explains why the housing market continues to rise. the study also addresses race and found a disproportionate amount of low-income blacks and hispanics moving out of the region, while asian and white people who moved out, skewed towards higher-incomes. (terisa) time now for a look at tonight's top local stories. sota memorial was held for 36- year-old chinedu okobi here at the san francisco christian center. when it was over his family made a plea to the san mateo county sheriff's office to release video showing how he died back on october 3rd in millbraesot

whether one should have been used at all, whether the officers themselves were properly trained">in san francisco haaziq madyun kron4newss in fremont, school board candidate fahria khan is speaking out about what she says are hate-filled messages candidate fahria khan is

speaking out about what she says are hate-filled messages posted on her facebook page. one message says that if elected, khan would kick god out, have students face east and have students converted to islam. the messages do not constitute a direct threat say police. khan wants voters to judge her based on her qualifications for the job and not by her religion. in fremont rob fladeboe kron4news. weak offshore flow will continue through at least midweek with temperatures near or above seasonal averages in the bay area. expect 60s-70s along the coast and low 80s inland. onshore winds increase slightly late in the week which should help moisten conditions while daytime highs

remain mild. a storm system is then forecast to push inland to our north early next week cooling temperatures and bringing a potential for light rain over northern california. (ken) (ken) a new report out of san francisco shows uber and lyft are responsible for half of the city's current congestion. the report shows people use the ride share services in lieu of public transportation... putting more vehicles on the roads. other factors... like population growth and an increase in jobs -- account for the rest of the city's traffic woes. overall... commutes are more than 25 percent longer during peak driving times than they were

six years ago. and that correlates to a huge increase in rideshare numbers ... up from 190 million rides in 20-14 to more than two billion in 2016. the full report can be found on our website... kron4 dot com an update tonight on a deadly car crash over the weekend. the victim has been identified as a san jose state cheerleader. anjela louise tendero jose died sunday in redwood city when her car veered off interstate 280 and onto a hill. investigators say she was ánotá wearing a seatbelt and drugs or alchool ámayá have been involved. (terisa)it's billed as a more humane way of treating farm animals.after the break... why prop 12 has some animal rights groups... on the fence. 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. november ballot would set new

standards for the confinement of some farm animals. but the proposed regulations in proposition 12 are dividing animals rights groups... capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains. the amount of space hens, pigs and calves should have on california farms is at the center of the debate on proposition 12. ((ashley welgan - u.s. humane society)) "in addition to the animal welfare benefits, prop 12 will significantly improve food

safety for california families...when you cram animals in cages so small they can barely move, this makes them more susceptible to illness."the measure would change current law which requires the animals to have enough space to turn around freely, stand up, lay down, and stretch their limbs. proposition 12 would make requirements more specific... a veal calf must have 43 square feet of space.. a breeding pig with 24 square feet... and begining in 2020... hens to have one square foot of space before being cage free in 2022. opponents of the measure, including peta, say that amount of space.. especially for hens.. is not enough. (brendan wonnacott - californians against cruelty, cages, and fraud)) "that's not even enough to spread their wings, that's less space than they currently get now." opponents also say prop 12 is an abuse of california's electoral system.((wonnacott)) "it's a deceptive measure, it was put on the ballot as part of a deal between the ag industry and other interests. unfortunately, it's not about animal protection, it's about animal cruelty." supporters say those claism are misleading. ((welgan)) "it explicitly abolishes cage confinement for hens, if prop 12 passes, cruel cages will be rapidly phased out of california and will be

completely illegal by the end of 2021." if passed, prop 12 would also ban the sale of products raised in environments that don't meet the proposed space standards. tag. (ken)could the president's could the (ken) tag. (ken)could the president's business interests in saudi arabia pose a conflict of interest if the saudis are found responsible for the death of a washington post journalist? what republican lawmakers are calling for... up next

members of congress on both sides of the aisle want tough consequences if missing journalist jamal khashoggi was indeed killed inside the saudi consulate in istanbul. meanwhile, secretary of state

mike pompeo held meetings with top saudi leaders today -- and the president says answers will be coming soon. karin caifa (kay fa) has the latest on what's become a high stakes foreign policy decision for president trump. from both sides of the aisle -- calls to send a message to saudi arabia.sen. ben cardin, (d) maryland: "what we want is not only the president to do is not only take action, but we want language to be clear, that america will not tolerate this type of behavior."rep. tom reed, (r) new york: "if the recognition is that saudi arabia had something to do with this, which it appears to be, we need to hold them accountable."senate majority leader mitch mcconnell, in an interview with bloomberg news, said congress wants the facts. "we need to find out first what happened before we're deding what kind of responses are appropriate." turkish investigators spent nine hours inside the saudi consulate in istanbul monday -- their first permitted entry, nearly two weeks after khashoggi's disappearance.and tuesday, secretary of state mike pompeo sat down with top saudi leaders - for brief meetings the state department described as "direct and candid."a senior adviser to

the president says trump's decision on how to handle the saudi matter -- may be the most consequential of his presidency.but it's complicated. saudi arabia is a military and strategic ally, and actions like halting u-s arms sales -- could send the saudis to do business with russia. but many believe other priorities are crucial. sen. marco rubio, (r) florida: "there isn't enough money in the world to purchase back our credibility on human rights and the way nations should conduct themselves."on monday, sources said the saudis were preparing to allege that khashoggi died during a botched interrogation operation that did not have clearance.khashoggi's family has called for an independent, international commission to investigate .in washington, i'm karin caifa. let's take a look outside right now... chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with karnow joins us now with the four zone

forecast. weak offshore flow will continue through at least midweek with temperatures near or above seasonal averages in the bay area. expect 60s-70s along the coast and low 80s inland. onshore winds increase slightly late in the week which should help moisten conditions while daytime highs remain mild. a storm system is then forecast to push inland to our north early next week cooling temperatures and bringing a potential for light rain over northern california. (ken) in sports... talk out of 49ers and raiders headquarters is all about re- grouping and re-focusing... (terisa)(ken california. northern rain over northern california.

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49ers and raiders headquarters is all about re-grouping and re-focusing...(terisa) but for steph curry and the n-b-a champion warriors tonight is the beginning of their defense of another title... we have a live report from oracle arena... mark carpenter is coming up

(pam) time now for a look at sports.(ken)

mark carpenter joins us in the studio. we'll open up the night with an event that's become quite common, but never gets old. after winning the title, then having the parade, the warriors with the final step of their coronation.. ring ceremony and the unveiling of their 2nd- straight championship banner. kron4 is courtside for tonight's special festivities. we go out live to jason dumas for a pregame report.... jason-- fans were encouraged to get in their seats by 7-15... how excited is everyone to see the jewelry? yeah i feel like i was just watching the warriors

championship parade on tv. now i'm here at the oracle for opening night. of course its ring night, banner night and the players will enjoy this moment. in fact, that's something head coach steve kerr has been preaching all offseason and training camp. he really wants his guys to enjoy this moment, this team, and not take it for granted. because who knows how long this will all last? obviously kd and klay are free agents after this season. this is the first time in this memorable four year run wherthe we really don't know what the future holds. but these guys are pros. they know how to handle this situation. obviously kd has had a contract year before. he told me his is focused on winning ring number three and that's it. but tonight he said, is one last time where him and his teammates can enjoy and celebrate what they did last year. "it's a great distraction, don't get me wrong, but when you're trying to play a basketball game right before, you're trying to focus on something else. it tends to throw you off a bit, but, especially if you've experienced it more than once i kind of think guys know what's coming and will be read=y for the moment."

thank you very much jason. switching over to the nfl- the raiders met with the media today...before getting some much needed time off for the bye week. the silver and black, with a lot to reflect on through the last six weeks... they are last place in the division at 1-and-5...with their lone victory coming in overtime at home against the browns. derek carr leads the league in interceptions... and they are near the bottom of the league in total defense. this morning--jon gruden..addressing the criticism and snapping back at any possible notion the team is tanking for a high draft pick. "i hear the hatred out there, some of the rumors that we are tanking it to get a first round pick or a higher pick. we are not getting up at 4 o'clock in the morning to tank it. ain't nobody tanking it. i don't know who wrote that or who said that or who

thinks that, but that isn't the case here. we are going to continue to work hard, continue to build our team and that was part of the message." down in santa clara-- the 49ers could probably use a week off to reset the year. their losing streak now extended to four games... after a heartbreaker last night against the packers. kyle shanahan's club had a touchdown lead late in the 4th...but cj beathard threw a pick....and aaron rodgers help put up 10-unanswered points in the final two minutes. shanahan on beathard's late turnover. "we just had an opportunity to win that at the end and you get a third down. there's lots of choices on that versus an all-out blitz, and definitely chose the wrong one. but it could have been right, made a great play on it. the db made a good one, and just got to learn from that." turning now to some postseason baseball-- --red sox-astros...game 3 of the alcs in houston. james harden doesn't start his season until tmrw. --we pick it up in the 8th- boston up 4-2... bases

juiced... and jackie bradley junior puts the game away. crushes one to right.. grand slam! --sox win 8-2... and take a 2-1 series lead. finally tonight, the a's are no longer in the playoffs, but the team is acquiring some honors for their work this season. the sporting news announced today that bob melvin....has won their manager of the year award. this after leading the a's to a 97-65 mark....the 4th best record inthe majors...and a 22-win improvement. also,have to mention that he took them to the postseason despite having the lowest payroll in the sport. that wraps up kron4 news at that wraps up that wraps up kron4 news at 6. we'll see you tonight at 8.... on your bay area's local news station. next on

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