(grant) tonight at 5... te across the bay area tonight... as we get closer to the mega millions drawing. and the jackpot is now one billion dollars. good evening and thanks for joining us. i'm grant lodes. (vicki) and i'm vicki liviakis. the mega millions drawing is just a few hours away. kron 4's gabe slate reports from a safeway store in san francisco tonight... that some are now calling lucky. .. (grant)(grant) now at five:state

regulators are investigating exactly what caused a natural gas pipeline fire in contra costa county. this is new video from outside the underground vault where the flames ignited late wednesday night.. the fire took several hours to contain - and forced thousands of people in pittsburg and bay point out of their homes for more than 15 hours.(vicki) the pipleine involved is owned by chevron. kron4's terisa estacio has the very latest on the investigation. you can see where the fire made it's mark - the heat so intense, it blistered the top of this concrete vault. deep inside, the damaged natural gas pipeline, now shut down as

several different agencies investigate what happened out here...on friday, kron four news learned the california public utilities commission - who oversees pipelines dispatched a team from it's safety enforcement division to figure out what went wrong... and how to make sure it doesn't happen again as it put thousands of lives at risk. what is known... right now is this... on wednesday, right here, a small grass fire broke out, several feet away from the vault.... a pge spokesperson has said, a downed power line occurred because of birds. fire crews put out the fire, but then during mop up... fire officials say they notice smoke coming out of the vault... you can see in this infrared video from the pittsburg police department the fire raging underneath the fault. the temperature around 400 degrees. fire officials say they grew increasingly

concned because inside the vault was not one but two pipelines. a large scale evacuation was ordered. the fire died down and evenutally crews were able to snuf it out, and lift the evacuation order. besides state regulators examining the pipeline incident... chevron is looking into the matter. a chevron spokesperson sent us this statement quote: a team of chevron experts is investigating the cause of the incident and inspecting and testting the integrity of the pipeline. and contra costa fire protection district is also conducting their own examination. asst chief ems terence carey, contra costa fire protection district. we will look at everything... (grant)that was terisa estacio reporting.. chevron will keep the affected pipelines turned off until it is deemed safe to turn them back on. people's natural gas service in the are will not be interupted. (vicki) another big story tonight..after the san jose catholic diocese released a name of 15 clergy accused of child abuse.. we have reaction from an ex-priest who is on that list.kron4's haaziq madyun has the story. (pkg)the catholic diocese of san jose has released 15 names of priests with credible allegations of sexual abuse of children. the church says it attempted to make this list as accurate and complete as possible. the list includes the names of priests, the

allegations and the year the abuse allegedly occurred, the year it was reported to diocese of san jose, the current status of the priest, either permanently banned from the ministry, retired or no longer living and a history of their assignments. there is only one priest on the list with a report made in 2018, father phil sunseri. he has a previous report of abuse in 1987. he was permanently banned from the priesthood a year later. he currently lives in san jose. in a text message i asked him if he saw a recent report alledging that he massaged the backs of two high school boys? his response phil sunseri: "oh sorry yes i have. just acknowledged that the incidents happened over 30 years ago and i apologized to the young men who were over 15 and their families. was led to believe that was the end of it. felt blindsided yesterday but trying to move forward with the love, support and prayers of family and friends. next month in an effort to ensure more transparency the diocese of san jose is bringing in a former f.b.i. executive assistant director to lead an independent team to audit priests personnel files. church officials say the names of priests connected to any credible allegations of sexually abusing children will be added to the list...in san jose haaziq madyun kron4news

(grant) crews in the east bay have finished repair work on a water main that broke twice in two days. a water main in alameda that was repaired last night... broke again this morning. it burst at around 7:00 on high street near otis drive. officials with east bay mud say they discovered a second leak last night after the repairs were made...causing repairs were made...causing it to burst again. 19 customers were without water... but it has now been restored. (grant) a scare on a high school campus in daly city

today. there were reports of an armed person at jefferson high school.. just before students were released for the day. at around 3:00... police reported someone with a gun... and locked down the campus. about 35 minutes later, students were allowed to go home. police are still trying to determine if the reports were true. (vicki) developing tonight...saudi arabia has confirmed journalist jamal khashoggi is dead -- in a statement on saudi state t-v . according to the country's state run news - a talk between khashoggi and those who met him during his arrival at the saudi consulate in istanbul led to an argument and fight which led to his death. it was also announced the saudis have set up a commission to investigate. it will have one month to release a report. the saudi press agency has also said 18 saudi nationals have now been detained for investigation. (vicki) also developing tonight..immigration is taking center stage heading into the midterm elections... a caravan of thousands of

honduran migrants is heading toward the u-s....and the president is threatening to stop them and shut down the border. washington correspondent alexandra limon reports humanitarian groups say preventing the migrants from seeking asylum, would be illegal. trt 1:29secretary of state mike pompeo went to mexico to meet with officials.they discussed the caravan of four thousand migrants traveling to the united states.mike pompeo / secretary of statewe are quickly reaching a point which appears to be a moment of crisis, record numbers of migrantsthe hondurans are fleeing because they fear for their lives and many say there is no work in their country. president trump threatened on twitter to stop aid to central american countries and asked mexico to stop the migrants mexico asked the united nations to set up a migrant processing center on mexico's southern border.the country hopes that will satisfy president trump - while ensuring mexico doesn't break any asylum laws. president trumpif that doesn't work out, we're calling up the military, not the guard, we're calling up the military. and we're going to have the military stationed, they're not coming into this country. melissa crow with the southern poverty law center says that isn't legal.melissa crow /

attorney, southern poverty law centerit seems like he wants to categorically deny all of the individuals, who are part of the caravan, the opportunity to seek protection in the united states and that would be blatantly illegalus immigration laws require the migrants be allowed to apply for asylum...but secretary pompeo wants a change.mike pompeowe've got to fix us laws in order to handle this properly.the united states has the authority to deny asylum applications.in washington alexandra limon. (anchor1) taking a live look outside-- our sutro camera looking at the golden gate bridge. (anchor 2) time now to check on our weather... with meteorologist

anny hong... (anny hong): sunny and warm with a only a few degrees of cooling through the weekend. more noted cooling to return early next week as fronts pass to our north with increasing onshore flow and a cooling airmass. any light rain from these fronts will likely stay north of sonoma county next week while high pressure builds over southern and central california by the second half. second half. california by the second half.

(grant) new details emerging tonight...as the hunt continues for that missing 13- year old in wisconsin. where she was when her parents were shot...and what authorities are asking the people in the small town to do to each other. (vicki) a positive start to flu season. what the c- d-c is saying about cases and deaths...and why those statistics may ánot tell the whole story. (grant) and right after the break...a pickup truck slams into a local mall.

what a transformer started leaking...and what police are saying about why it happened. ♪ you know when you're at ross and the cute dress gets even cuter? yesssss.

or when you can say yes... to both. sure. or when you find that brand at that price? are you kidding me? yeah? that's yes for less. and that's what ross always has in store. whoa. yes... oh, yeah. it feels even better when you find it for less - at ross. yes for less. (vicki) a big story

tonight... a truck slams into the great mall in milpitas... and police say it may have been intentional. kron 4's lydia pantazes explains what happened. it happened right here behind me.you can see just how dark it is, that's because the crash knocked out power to a

section of the mall.you can see pg&e trucks here working to restore power.the driver crashed into a high voltage transformer knocking out power to several stores. that also called oil to spill from the transformer. it happened between 1:30 and 2 this morning when a white toyota tacoma crashed into the transformer and a scissor or lift located right next to a burlington coat factory store. burlington coat factory and several other stores, between 10 & 15 stores have no power to the food court.we still don't know the cause of the crash or whether it was intentional.reporting live in milpitas, lydia pantazes kron4 news. (grant) five days after her parents were found shot to death, there is still no sign of 13=year=old jayme closs.the girl was apparently present at the apparently present at the home when her mother and father were shot to death at their home in rural wisconsin. tonight we know a little more about what deputies found at the scene.(vicki)and the surprising request from the

county sheriff.ryan o'donnell is here to tell us about it. ryan? (ryan)the sheriff says he's never heard of a similar crime in barron, wisconsin... a farming community two hours by car from the bright lights of minneapolis.he says, nos is the time for its 35-hundred members to take a hard look at each other. one=hundred citizens volunteered to search the roadsides near the murder scene.the daylong effort yielded no clues, and sheriff chris fitzgerald says the effort won't be repeated. instead, he's asking residents to keep an eye on their neighbors.in a facebook post, he urged barron residents to watch out for abnormal behavior .. missing work or scheduled appointmens ... or leaving town without explanation.excessive alcohol and drug consumption is also suspect.so is anyone who pays too much or too little attention to the case...anyone acting anxious, nervous or irritable could be reported to the police.the sheriff's department also released dispatch tapes from the night

of the murder.they reveal that the original 9-1-1 call came from a cell phone belonging to jayme's mother.that when police arrived five minutes later, they found the front door broken in.no gun was found at the scene... and there was no sign of jayme. "it sounds like she was really active. she was a good student. and it sounds like there's a lot of people who really want to find her safe."students at local schools got help dealing with the local crisis.his name is badge ... a therapy dog brought in to provide comfort. "just giving love to people, that's the only thing i can ask for out of badge is to just give love to people and make them feel so much better there's something about petting a dog, seeing a dog, playing fetch with a dog." (ryan)the f-b-i also put out a missing person alert.the sheriff says law enforcement has received more than a thousand tips since monday, and hundreds of people have been interviewed. (grant) new video tonight of an arrest in orange nd now s people are questioning if excessive force was used. reporter nicole comstock talked to the public defender in this case who says the

deputy was too violent. natpop"don't get out of the car right now." sayem: don't touch me like that."áááan orange county deputy struggles with an intoxicated man inside this jeep. dash cam video shows the deputy punch him in the face several time before he falls to the ground.a concerned citizen asked them to check on mohamed sayem, who was sleeping in his car behind the corner pocket bar in stanton.scott sanderspublic defender"there should be no punches to the face. he was incredibly intoxicated. there was no reason for force or violence here."sayem's public defender scott sanders argues that his client did not try to push past the deputy to get out of the car.natpop cop: "no, put your legs back in the car, dude." sayem "are you, are you gonna frisk me?"he says the felony resisting and deterring charge sayem now faces is as excessive as the force used against him.he also says the deputy changed his story about sayem's behavior several times.scott sanders public defender"don't create a new false set of facts and then blame it on the defendant."natpop cop: "give me your id. i'm gonna run your name, and get outta here. that's it."in a written

statement, the orange county sheriff's department responded in part:"the deputy made every attempt to deescalate the situation and provide the subject multiple opportunities to simply provide his identification. the subject refused to do so and attempted to physically engage the deputy, during which the deputy used force appropriate for the situation to gain control of an uncooperative, intoxicated person."mary zabrowskibusiness owner"i can see it from both sides, but i still think the guy in the car was an idiot."the owner of the corner pocket bar says she didn't see sayem inside that night,but that the confrontation looked bad for deputies and the man who admittedly drank too much.mary zabrowskibusiness owner"they were both wrong. he should have showed him his id but the cops were a little excessive there, yes." (grant) (grant) that was nicole comstock reporting. the sheriff's department says the deputy's report was consistent with what they saw on the dash cam video. (anchor) taking a live look outside-- overlooking downtown san francisco. (anchor) time now to

check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. (anny hong): sunny and warm with a only a few degrees of cooling through the weekend. more noted cooling to return early next week as fronts pass to our north with increasing onshore flow and a cooling airmass. any light rain from these fronts will likely stay north of sonoma county next week while high pressure builds over southern and central california by the second half.

(vicki) coming up on kron 4 news at 5... just too violent. first friday called off in oakland. how that city is looking to make it safer for residents to celebrate next time around. (grant) plus - we know how bad smoking and junk food can be for you... now there's a personal habit that's even worse for your health. you may want to hit the gym asap.

in an emergency, minutes can mean the difference between life and death. proposition 11 saves lives by ensuring medical care is not delayed in an emergency. proposition 11 establishes into law the longstanding industry practice of paying emts and paramedics to remain on-call during breaks and requires they receive fema level training and active shooters and natural disasters. vote yes on 11 to ensure 911 emergency care is there when you or your love one need it. (grant) for your health tonight... the u-s is seeing a mild flu season so far this year. the centers for disease control and prevention released a report today saying flu activity was minimal across 49 states. flu related deaths are also down for this time of year. the research is based on the total number of lab-confirmed flu cases. of course, that doesn't count people with the

flu who don't see a doctor. (vicki) a new study shows fitness is not only good for you, but it leads to longer life. in today's health minute, kim hutcherson explains how those with a sedentary lifestyle, are at a 500% higher chance of premature death than those who are extremely fit. so you don't smoke, stay away from junk food, and don't have any serious medical conditions. but are you exercising?that could be the most important factor in living a long and healthy life.the notion that a sedentary lifestyle is bad for you has been around for a while,spawning adaptions like standing desks and even treadmills at work stations in the office.but now, authors of a study published in the journal jama network open, found avoiding aerobic exercise and fitness is actually worse for you than

smoking, diabetes, and even heart disease.researchers studied just over 122-thousand patients who underwent exercise treadmill testing between 1991 and 2014, to chart the mortality benefits of fitness and exercise.the results were shocking."ultra" exercisers, or the extremely fit, weren't putting themselves at a higher risk for death -- due to excessive work-outs.in fact, researchers found out quite the opposite... that there's no limit to the benefits of exercise.they also learned just how bad a sedentary life and being unfit can be for you. those who performed poorly on the treadmill, had almost double the mortality risk as someone on dialysis.the good news though, is that anyone, no matter what age, can start walking, or running, to a longer life, right now.for today's health minute, i'm kim hutcherson. (grant) next at 5:30... as the diocese of san jose releases a list of priests accused of abusing children... a local organization says that list is not enough. melanie sakoda with 'survivors network of those abused by priests' joins us

live in studio to talk about what needs to be done. are getting closer to the one-jackpot drawing. we'll show you a lucky store... where you might want to grab your tickets.

(vicki) happening tonight... the mega

millions drawing is tonight...and the jackpot is now one billion dollars the last drawing was tuesday night... and a san francisco safeway employee matched 5 of the 6 numbers.. taking home more than one million dollars. (grant) and as kron 4's sara stinson found out... people have been swarming the store in the marina...hoping it's a lucky store twice in one week. the safeway employee matched five of the six winning mega millions numbers on wednesday.

and the winner of the total jackpot is still out there.this morning the mega millions jackpot jumped from 870 million to one billion dollars.one of the largest jackpot in u-s history. they say lightning never strikes in the same place twice - but people are convinced the lottery will strike twice at the safeway marina. people have been asking safeway staff all sorts of questions in hopes of gaining a strategy.people continue to buy in - even though the odds of winning are one in over

play.">### (vicki) also tonight at 5:30... kron4 is always tracking local stories. here's a look at what's going on in your neighborhood right now. (grant) in the east bay... oakland police are searching for a man who they say shot at a police officer during a foot chase early this morning. it happened just after three a-m when an officer tried to detain a "suspicious person"... a chase ensued and the suspect turned around and fired a shot at the officer. the officer was not hit...and the officer did not shoot his gun. police recovered the man's gun but he took off and has not been caught. (grant) also in the east bay... november's first friday street festival in oakland has been canceled. officials say it's because of violence at the event earlier this month. the festival had been scheduled for november second... but organizers canceled the event after they

say two people shot at each other-- injuring three others... although the shooting happened three hours after the event had shut down and several blocks from the festival-- organizers say they are taking the incident very seriously... when they relaunch oakland first fridays they say they will have new security procedures in place. (vicki) in the south bay... 7 people including 5 teenagers are under arrest for a robbery spree in santa clara county. officer say the robberies took place over a 5 hour span in santa clara... san jose and campbell. a total of 5 people were robbed. 4 of the victims were injured... but the are expected to be okay. police say the attackers also assaulted a man who tried to fight back when they tried to rob him. (grant) in the north bay... while everyone else has been paying attention to mega millions one man in sebatsopol has been stealing scratchers. the sebastopol police department says this man went into several gas stations in sonoma county and has stolen hundreds of dollars worth of

lottery scratchers... no word on if he's won any money... but if you have any information please contact the sebatsopol police department. (grant) the napa county sheriff's office has a few new ways to communicate with residents in case of another large fire. these evacuation tags are available for free to residents for them place on their gates, cars and homes to communicate to officials that the people living there have evacuated. officials say this will save time and allow them to concentrate on those residents who need the most help evacuating. they also re- programed more than 40 car sirens to give off warning alerts. (anny hong): sunny and warm with a only a few degrees of cooling through the weekend. more noted cooling to return early next week as fronts pass to our north with increasing onshore flow and a cooling airmass. any light

rain from these fronts will likely stay north of sonoma county next week while high pressure builds over southern and central california by the second half. (vicki) back to a big story we are following tonight... the diocese of san jose has released the names of clergy credibly accused of abusing children. the survivors network of those abused by priests ...or second half.

(vicki) back to a big story we are following tonight... the diocese of san jose has released the names of clergy credibly accused of abusing children. the survivors network of those abused by priests ...or snap... says the action taken by the diocese does not go far enough added there should be an investigation by outside authorities.(grant) joining us now from snap... is melanie sakoda.

sakoda. (vicki) coming up... a pizza

guy makes an extra special delivery to a man dying of cancer. details on how far he drove... to make sure the man got a slice of his favorite pie. (grant) plus... you might be able to afford a tesla soon. elon musk is announcing a cheaper model. we'll have the details after the break. warning, california. a handful of billionaires have spent over $70 million on campaigns to undermine our public schools. and electing a former wall street banker

named marshall tuck to superintendent of public instruction is all a part of the billionaires' plan to take money away from neighborhood public schools and give it to their corporate charter schools. that's why tony thurmond is the only candidate endorsed by classroom teachers for superintendent of public instruction. because keeping our kids safe and improving our neighborhood public schools is always tony's top priority. public schools ♪ you know when you're at ross and the cute dress gets even cuter? yesssss. or when you can say yes... to both. sure. or when you find that brand at that price? are you kidding me? yeah? that's yes for less. and that's what ross always has in store. whoa. yes... oh, yeah. it feels even better when you find it for less - at ross. yes for less. (grant) tesla is now

offering a slightly cheaper version of its lowest priced car, the model three....and elon musk announced it on twitter. musk says the new car is ready to roll off the assembly line. he called it a - quote - "lower cost, mid-range" version of the electric car with a battery that will go 260 miles on a single charge. the new vehicle will have a starting price of 45-thousand dollars. tesla says it will soon make a standard battery model, which will start at 35 thousand dollars-- but that one won't be available for another four to six months. (vicki) still ahead.. a celebrity turns down one of the biggest shows in america... in support of colin kaepernick. details on who was originally offered the super bowl half time show.

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turned down the super bowl half-time show...in a show of support for former 4niners quarterback colin kaepernick. entertainment tonight reports that rihanna was the front-runner... but she decided to pass due to the nfl and the situation regarding players kneeling during the national anthem...something kaepernick started in 2016. the demonstration is intended to bring awareness to racial injustice and police brutality in america. this year, maroon 5 will headline the halftime show. (vicki) tonight on kron 4 we are highlighting the brave veterans who have fought for this country. 77-years ago, in 77-years ago, in november 1941, a war alert was lifted. the following month, japan attacked pearl harbor in two waves on a sunday morning...more than 35- hundred killed or wounded, 21 ships sunk or damaged. kathy muneno spoke with one of

muneno spoke kathy or 35-morning...more sunday waves on a harbor in two attacked pearl month, japan following the was lifted.a war alert november 1941, ago, in 77-years country.for this country. 77-years ago, in november 1941, a war alert was lifted. the following month, japan attacked pearl harbor in two waves on a sunday morning...more than 35- hundred killed or wounded, 21 ships sunk or damaged. kathy muneno spoke with one of hawai'i's four remaining pearl harbor survivors. < everett hyland, pearl harbor survivor: "good morning sir" visitor "very nice to meet you" everett "thank you"> everett hyland,< visitor: "thank you sir">fist-bumping, < visitor: give fist bumps, there you go, thank you sir.">

quipping, < everett: "every day above ground is a good one">obliging,< visitor: "can we take your picture?" everett: "certainly">< visitor: " take a picture with you?" everett: "yes." visitor: "thank you.">at pearl harbor's arizona memorial visitors center, "volunteering" his time, for 23 years now, now 95 years old< everett hyland, pearl harbor survivor: "it gets me out of the house (laugh).">and close to his memories as an 18-year old sailor on the pennsy, the battleship uss pennsylvania... < everett hyland: "i was a smart teenager i figured if we ever go to war, the last place i'd want to be stuck is in the radio quarters down in the middle of the ship.">and that's where he was, when peace shattered...< announcement: "this is not a drill this is not a drill general quarters general quarters all hands, man your battle stations.">the pennsy was yld ran up to the battle station on the aft deck....he says five high altitude bombers flew overhead.< everett hyland: "they all released their bombs at the same time and we took one hit.">the ships downes and cassin in front of the pennsy destroyed...behind.....smoke billowing from < everett: and the other fellows with me,

harold comstock, clarence hoss, joe mahofski, jim owens joe pace were killed>hyland wounded beyond recognition.< everett hyland: "and he came over and he bent over and he looked at me and he said who are you? i said it's hyland and all he did was back away and go "ah, ah" very good for the morale, evidently i was quite a mess.">nine months of recovery and he was back on the ship, only left the navy after the war ended. < everett hyland: "thank you very much" visitor: "thank you for your service" everett: "you're welcome.">hyland's a retired elementary school science teacher. he moved to hawai'i in the year of the 50th anniversary of the bombing of pearl harbor, when he met his wife miyoko, from japan.< everett "thank you">he used to volunteer here five days a week, now it's down to one with no plans of going to none < everett: " i'm as proud as these fellas are with their uniform on, they're in a great organization.">< everett: "and i appreciate you" sailor: " thank you sir.">at pearl harbor, i'm kathy muneno

(anny hong): sunny and warm with a only a few degrees of cooling through the weekend. more noted cooling to return early next week as fronts pass to our north with increasing onshore flow and a cooling airmass. any light rain from these fronts will likely stay north of sonoma county next week while high pressure builds over southern and central california by the second half. (vicki) next on kron4 news at 5.. a 225 mile pizza delivery... and it was all for a good cause. we'll hear from the young man who made sure a man dying of cancer... got one last slice of his favorte pizza. (grant) talk about going the extra mile.....and in this case......extra

second half. (vicki) next on kron4 news at 5.. a 225 mile pizza delivery... and it was all for a good cause. we'll hear from the young man who made sure a man dying of cancer... got one last slice of his favorte pizza.

(vicki) talk about going the extra mile.....and in this case......extra miles. a pizza delivery worker drives

more than 200-miles to help bring a special meal. brett kast reports. david dalke/richús father in law"so i think it's really symbolic of what the world should be like."we often forget that time is lifeús most precious gift....david dalke/richús father in law "yeah."but for the morgan family, time has never been more important...david dalke/richús father in law "this is a good time for people to really put their arms around each other and squeeze them tightly."david dalkeús son in law rich morgan has been in a tough battle with cancer... but he and his wife julie never forgot their favorite pizza place in battle creek michigan, where they lived more than two decades ago david dalke/richús father in law"she talked about it through the years, she'd say 'no one makes pizza like steve's pizza.'"last month, the couple planned a long overdue trip back to their teizza spot, but david dalke/ri

law"so they never made it... they never made it to battle creek."brett kast/reportingso dave thought what the heck, might as well give steveús pizza a call... so he did, and dalton shaffer picked up on the other line.dalton shaffer/steveús pizza employee "he was asking me if i could send a letter or a text message to his daughter kinda like giving her our condolences for the situation and everything going on." but... working the late shift on a saturday night, the 18 year old had a different idea...he offered to deliver the family two fresh pizzas. david dalke/richús father in law"i said dalton... uh... i want to make sure you understand, i'm calling you from indianapolis indiana! that's 3 and half hours away, 225 miles.. he said 'well i know that."so at 2:30 in the morning, shaffer pulled into the familyús indianapolis driveway with two pizzas in hand... not hoping for payment... just to show he cared.david father in law "elizabeth says 'mom you like pizza, don't you?' she says she loves pizza. so what's your favorite?' she says, 'well you know, steve's pizza.' 'mom... we have some steveús pizza,' (crying)... it was just heavy it was just heavy...julie said 'you've got to be kidding.'""she was overpowered with it." (vicki) that was brett cast reporting. not only was it dalton's longest delivery... it was also his first. as it turns out, seve's restaurant doesn't deliver.

(vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5 catherine heenan and grant lodes are here with kron 4 news at six. (catherine) thank you vicki -- coming up new at six. the sentence handed down for a man convicted in the livermore d-u-i crash that killed a mother and a toddler.. (grant) then - the is rush on to buy lotto tickets -- ahead of tonight's one billion dollar mega millions drawing. new at six - we'll tell you which celebrities you'd be richer than if you win. kron4 news at six is next.

(grant) state contra costa

where the flames ignited late wednesday night.. the fire took several hours to contain. (grant) good evening and thank you for joining us. i'm grant lodes.(catherine) and i'm catherine heenan...pam and ken are off tonight. the fire forced thousands of people in pittsburg and bay point out of their homes for more than 15 hours. kron4's terisa estacio has the latest on the investigation. tersia estacio: classes resumed at this school in pittsburg, and as life gets back to normal, we are getting a closer look at that vault where the fire took place and disrutped so many lives. you can see where the fire made it's mark - the heat so intense, it blistered the top of this concrete vault. deep inside, the damaged natural gas pipeline, now shut down as several different agencies investigate what happened out here...on friday, kron four news learned the california public utilities commission - who oversees pipelines dispatched a team from it's safety enforcement division to figure out what went wrong... and how to make sure it doesn't happen again as it put thousands of lives at risk. what is known... right now is this... on wednesday, right here, a small grass fire broke out, several feet away from the vault.... a pge spokesperson has said, a

downed power line occurred because of birds. fire crews put out the fire, but then during mop up... fire officials say they notice smoke coming out of the vault... you can see in this infrared video from the pittsburg police department the fire raging underneath the fault. the temperature around 400 degrees. fire officials say they grew increasingly concned because inside the vault was not one but two pipelines. a large scale evacuation was ordered. fortunately, the fire died down and evenutally crews were able to snuf it out, and lift the evacuation order. besides state regulators examining the pipeline incident... chevron is looking into the matter. a chevron spokesperson sent us this statement quote: a team of chevron experts is investigating the cause of the incident and inspecting and testting the integrity of the pipeline. and contra costa fire protection district is also conducting their own examination. (estacio: chevron also says they will keep the pipes closed, till safe)

(catherine) new on kron4 news at 6... the man convicted of killing a mother and her daughter in a drunk driving crash in livermore has been sentenced

to 30 years to life in prison. prosecutors say brian jones lost control of his car when he crashed into an apartment complex back in 20-15. the crash killed esperanza morales and her 14 month old daughter ulidia. two other children were injured. jones' blood alcohol was almost twice the legal limit.. (catherine) the san jose catholic diocese has released a name of 15 clergy accused of child abuse(grant) we have reaction from an ex-priest who is on that list. kron4's haaziq madyun reports. (pkg)the catholic diocese of san jose has released 15 names of priests with credible allegations of sexual abuse of children. the church says it attempted to make this list as accurate and complete as possible. the list includes the names of priests, the allegations and the year the abuse allegedly occurred, the year it was reported to diocese of san jose, the current status of the priest, either permanently banned from

the ministry, retired or no longer living and a history of their assignments. there is only one priest on the list with a report made in 2018, father phil sunseri. he has a previous report of abuse in 1987. he was permanently banned from the priesthood a year later. he currently lives in san josenat/sot haaziqhow does it feel to knowing that someone from your church is on that list?sotthis man has been a member of holy family catholic parish for over 30-years. he asked not to reveal his identitynat/sot haaziqdo you trust that the church is being transparent as possible in this case?sot next month in an effort to ensure more transparency the diocese of san jose is bringing in a former f.b.i. executive assistant director to lead an independent team to audit priests personnel files. church officials say the names of priests connected to any credible allegations of sexually abusing children will be added to the list...in san jose haaziq madyun kron4news

(grant) crews in the east bay have finished repair work on a water main that broke twice over a course of two days. a water main in alameda that was repaired last night... broke again this morning. it burst at around 7:00 on high street near otis drive. officials with east bay mud say they discovered a second leak last night after the repairs were made... and once those repairs were made.. the main burst again. 19 customers were without water... but it has now been restored. (catherine) people across

the county - including plenty who don't normally get worked up about lotteries -- are watching tonight's mega millions drawing. at one billion dollars... it's the biggest mega millions jackpot ever.... and overall the country's second highest jackpot on record. (catherine) take a look at this sign... it doesn't even have room for all those zeros. (grant) kron 4's gabe slate joins us live from the marina safeway where an employee won on the last mega millions draw this past tuesday. (gabe) (gabe)let me show you sign - millionare sign here - winner 1.9m but 1.9m that's nothing the jackpot is now so big the screens can't even the current mega millions jackpot has now outgrown the display screens which tap out at 999. the draw friday night is expected to be just over 1 billion dollarsthe

marina safeway in san francisco friday saw a steady line of people buying tickets. even though the odds of winning are 1 in 302 million the dreamers here are ready to spend that money. sound from people buying lottery ticketsi would buy a boat, travel, buy a house, travel around the world. buy my son and family a house. buy a trip around the world. i would figure out how to turn the cash money into that money into a billion. i would buy a home. (gabe)cash pay out 5.65 million if no one wins 1.6-1.7 million tuesday 8p here more tuesday 1.6-1.7 million if no one wins 5.65 millioncash pay out 5.65 millionif no one wins 1.6-1.7 million tuesday 8p here more about this safeway winner does he still work here.. 2 million to quit ? - been here for years.

let's say you win... and before you buy that private island... you'll have a net worth more than some big name celebrities.(catherine) kron4's ryan o'donnell joins us with a look at who you'll be able to go 'toe-to-toe' with financially. it's tough not to think about all the 'what-ifs' that come with playing the lottery... and with a 'doctor evil approved' one-billion dollars on the line... the cash payout still rockets you above some of the most highly paid celebrities in the world. for instance... the million

dollars into your account. so, here are the people you can now hang with financially. taylor swift's networth is reportedly around 300-million. mick jagger sits at 360- million. beyonce sits at 450-million several top celebrities have a networth of 400-million. jack nicholson is at 400-million floyd mayweather is at 400-million david letterman is at 400-million doctor phil is at 400-millionhow 500- million... that's still you. you've got tom cruise is at 500-million 'wasted away again' with jimmy buffet is at 500-million and sir elton john is at 500-millionwhile 565-million dollars is just a crazy amount... it's still not

enough to have lunch with oprah who's networth is 2.9- billionpresident trump at 3.1- billionand then bill gates is in a league of his own... with a networth of 96.2-billion. and if you're truly, the luckiest person in the world and happen to win the powerball on saturday... then there's more big name celebrities you can add to your "new friend's" list. a live look outside right now... as we get our first look at the four zone forecast with meteorologist anny hong.. (anny hong): sunny and warm with a only a few degrees of cooling through the weekend. more noted cooling to return early next week as fronts pass to our north with increasing onshore flow and a

cooling airmass. any light rain from these fronts will likely stay north of sonoma county next week while high pressure builds over southern and central california by the second half. (grant) california is seeing the

lowest unemployment in years. we break down the industries where new jobs are booming. "i'm drew petrimoulx in washington. the president say's it's leaving a treaty designed to facilitate national trade. how it's hurting u-s manufactures" (grant) the mexico guatemala border shut down to prevent a caravan of people are trying to break through mexico and enter the united states. the threat if mexico lets them in.

developing tonight... saudi arabia has confirmed that journalist jamal kha=shoggi is dead -- in a statement on saudi state t-v tonight.. prosecutors claim they believe that the washington post columnist was killed in a quarrel... they say there was an argument and fight with those who met him at the saudi consulate in istanbul....leading to the death. a commission has been set up to investigate... and there are reports that 18 saudi nationals have now been detained as suspects in the killing.. (catherine) president trump - taking

the blame for the thousands of migrants who have joined a caravan - trying to travel through mexico to the united states. (grant) the u.s. secretary of state is in mexico to ask mexican officials to stop it... or the u-s will. camila bernal has the very latest chaos at the guatemala - mexico border as hundreds of people, families and children arrived friday. part of a caravan of people hoping to reach the united states.and as they waited to cross, secretary of state mike pompeo in mexico to talk to government officials.mike we are quickly reaching a point which appears to be a moment of crisis.a crisis for

migrants too. they say they are fleeing violence at home and searching for economic opportunities in the united states.jarlin sanchez/ honduran migrant (translated): the situation is very hard. there's a lot of violence, there's no work so we are asking the mexicans to let us through, for a better life.but pompeo, telling mexican officials it is their responsibility to stop the caravan of migrants.mike pompeo / secretary of state: foreign secretary videgaray and i spoke of importance of stopping this flow before it reaches the u.s. border.a message delivered on behalf of president trump, who has said that if the migrants aren't stopped, foreign aid will be cut, and the southern border will be closed.president donald trump: as you know i am willing to send the military to defend our southern border. mexico has already sent officers to its border with guatemala but says it will respect human rights and is asking the united nations for help.luis videgaray / mexican foreign secretary (translated): there will also be a humanitarian way that we will think about the migrant in first place. but while the politicians debate, the migrants keep coming.i'm camila bernal reporting.

(grant) california's unemployment rate is the lowest it's ever been. (catherine) kron4's ryan o'donnell joins us with details on where the state is seeing the most growth.. ryan? it's not a huge drop from last month... but it's still going down, instead of up. california's unemployment rate fell to 4.1 precent in september... down from 4.2 percent... where it's been sitting for the past five months. the state saw the most growth in the business and 'professional services' sector, along with the 'leisure and hospitality' and government sector. california saw losses in the information sector, which includes telecommunications, data processing and movie recordings. the state also saw losses in healthcare and education. individuall counties show bay area unemployment even less. san francisco, san mateo and santa clara counties all have jobless rates less than 2.5 percent. the 'national' unemployment rate came in at 3.7 percent.

(catherine) economic warfare between the u.s. and china is now extending to international shipping. (grant) president trump says he's withdrawing from a treaty that facilitates the transport of goods around the world. washington correspondent drew petrimoulx reports the president says the system gives china and other countries an advantage over the us

says the treaty gives countries like china an advantage. "144 years ago the united states said we want to help out developing countries." that meant a discount for poorer countries that could not afford the extra cost.but cassidy says chinese exporters get lower rates even though china's economy is now highly developed. "this week president trump announced he was pulling out of the universal postal union -- a move that's worrying u-s companies that ship goods overseas." "we're concerned that us export prices will go up." kate muth represents an association of us exporters who say the postal treaty -- which includes nearly every country in the world -- facilitates international trade. "determines what dangerous goods can go through the mail and how those have to be handled. it sets the quality of service." muth says leaving the union creates a logistical nightmare for american exporters. cassidy says u-s membership is not necessarily over -- he hopes to renegotiate on better terms before the pull out is official. "so we have a year to fix it." in washington, im drew petrimoulx (catherine) the illegal shipment of drugs into the u-s is another area that could be affected... a bill recently passed by congress calls for stricter monitoring

of packages entering the coiuntry. opponents of the presidents move here say that's going to be more difficult if the u.s. leaves the treaty. let's take a look outside right now... meteorologist anny hong joins us now with the four zone forecast. (anny hong): sunny and warm with a only a few degrees of cooling through the weekend. more noted cooling to return early next week as fronts pass to our north with increasing onshore flow and a cooling airmass. any light rain from these fronts will likely stay north of sonoma county next week while high pressure builds over southern and central california by the second half. (catherine) still ahead....a dog park

has been suddenly shut down. the potentially dangerous items they found when the dogs started digging (grant) and next - usually its californians headed to vegas looking to win big --but tonight we'll show how a lot of nevadans are hoping to get lucky at the california border. ♪ you know when you're at ross and the cute dress gets even cuter? yesssss. or when you can say yes... to both. sure. or when you find that brand at that price? are you kidding me? yeah? that's yes for less. and that's what ross always has in store. whoa. yes... oh, yeah. it feels even better when you find it for less - at ross. yes for less. (grant) a dog park in san

benito county is closed after a world-war-two era practice-bomb was found at the site. the park is in hollister and was once a navy training area for torpedo bombers. the practice bomb was safely removed but a scan of the area revealed other larger objects. the city's manager talked about the scan.. (grant) the city is (grant) the city is (grant) the city is looking to hire an independent contractor to remove the objects.they say it'll be part of a larger renovation project to improve the park. (catherine) coming up -- the pizza guy of the year.... one pizza place is paying

it forward. just how far their delivery man drove - for a long time customer. "this is what i've always tried to protect my children from and i failed ."(grant) it's a scary phone call that can quickly turn into a nightmare. a scam we first told you about in california is spreading. a hawaii woman got one, frightening her until she figured out what was really going on. (lawrence)and i'm tracking your forcast... that's just ahead. narrator: he claims to be an education reformer, but marshall tuck's failed record managing actual schools won't work as superintendent of public instruction. as ceo of l.a.'s partnership schools, the teachers gave tuck a vote of "no confidence." and tuck's total mismanagement of l.a. charter schools caused financial problems that cost taxpayers thousands. tony thurmond. the only candidate endorsed by classroom teachers. holding all our schools accountable

and always protecting neighborhood public schools. tony thurmond. for our schools. (caterine) scammers are

getting more and more clever at getting their hands on your money... but a particularly nasty scam isn't about being tech savvy...it's about pulling at your heart strings. we've told you about two kidnapping scams here in california where people got calls from someone claiming to have capturedthe family's missing child... then demanding money for their release. only to find out it was all a lie.... police are reminding everyone to report any kind of suspicious threat.. (catherine) now a woman in hawaii says she got a call early wednesday morning which shook her to the core. it preyed on her only weakness she says...her love for her children. (grant) though she questioned the caller and did think it could be a scam, the thought of her daughter being harmed made her second guess the situation. she

shared her story with reporter jenn boneza to make sure other people are also able to do the right thing. < nicole hudspeth, victim of scam:" isn't that your worst fear that your children are helpless and you can't help them. so they prey on you you're vulnerable. they hit your most vulnerable spot. and that's all i could think about. this is what i've always tried to protect my children from and i failed ."> nicole hudspeth says the ordeal was traumatic. like something out of a movie. it started with a phone call just before 9am wednesday from someone she thought was her teenage daughter.she was trying to get her to calm down, when a man came on the phonefrom there things escalated. he threatened to shoot her daughter and cut off her fingers, unless she paid 20 thousand dollars. nicole was afraid to hang up. despite his threats she called 911 on her landline, but continued to ask questions.she tells me he got frustrated and hung up on her saying her daughter would be killed.she says that wasn't even the hardest part.

location that was the worst part.">she says it was the longest 15 minutes of her life. nicole tells me she's disgusted at the lengths the caller went to but is relieved it wasn't real. (grant) nicole did file a police report to document the

call in case there is a trend. she is a licensed attorney and former military judge. she doesn't consider herself an easy target, but says the fact that they used her kids and knew who she was made it difficult not to take it seriously. (ken)(catherine) time now for a look at tonight's top local stories. sotthe catholic diocese of san jose has released 15 names of priests with credible allegations of sexual abuse of children. the church says it attempted to make this list as accurate and complete as possible. there is only one priest on the list with a report made in 2018, father phil sunseri nat/sot haaziqhow does it feel to knowing that someone from your church is on that list?sotthe list includes the names of priests, the allegations and the year the abuse allegedly occurred and a history of their assignments...in san jose haaziq madyun kron4news tes: school resumed, life is getting back to normal and we are seeing that vault upclose.

now, ca puc issuing an investigation. te lpa kron4 news

the mega millions jackpot has sky rocketed to one billion dollars and people have been lining up at this safeway in the marina ever since an employee there matched five of the six winning numbers on wednesday taking home 1.9 million dollars.

(anny hong): sunny and warm with a only a few degrees of cooling through the weekend. more noted cooling to return early next week as fronts pass to our north with increasing onshore flow and a cooling airmass. any light rain from these fronts will likely stay north of sonoma county next week while high pressure builds over southern and central california by the second half.

(grant)new at six.. a lot of people are desperately trying to buy mega millions tickets ahead of tonight's billion dollar drawing.. (catherine) that includes people who live in states where mega millions tickets are ánotá sold - like nevada. tonight people there are rushing to the california border... to the primm lotto store. as you can see in this map -- it's just feet away from nevada. reporter darlene melendez shows us the long lines.

(grant) teslas are getting cheaper. the new price point for a model 3 sedan...and how far you can go before you need a charge.

(grant) if you want a tesla but can't afford it ... the company's latest announcement might change

things. tesla is now offering a slightly cheaper version of its lowest priced car, the model three. c-e-o elon musk tweeted this morning... that a new version of the vehicle is ready to roll off the assembly line. the electric car will have a starting price of 45-thousand dollars....which is down from the previous low price of 49- thousand. this new cheaper version has a range of 260 miles per charge. "so what's your favorite... she says well you know... steve's pizza.." (catherine) sometimes you just need a reminder that there are still good people in the world. and we have a delivery driver who deseres pizza guy of the year. the reason one employee drove more than 200 miles for a customer. and you find that brand... no. ...for how much? yes. that's yes for less. fall's best accessories are even better when you find them for less. at ross. yes for less.

...to find your new fall look at an "oh, yeah" price. check this out. that's yes for less. from the latest trends to your favorite brands, it feels even better when you find them for less. at ross. yes for less. going the extra mile.....and

in this case......extra miles. a pizza delivery worker drove more than 200-miles to bring a special meal.(grant)

david dalke/richús father in law"so i think it's really symbolic of what the world should be like."we often forget that time is lifeús most precious gift....david dalke/richús father in law "yeah."but for the morgan family, time has never been more important...david dalke/richús father in law "this is a good time for people to really put their arms around each other and squeeze them tightly."david dalkeús son in law rich morgan has been in a tough battle with cancer... but he and his wife julie never forgot their favorite pizza place in battle creek michigan, where they lived more than two decades ago david dalke/richús father in law"she talked about it through the years, she'd say 'no one makes pizza like steve's pizza.'"st the couple planned a long overdue trip back to their favorite pizza spot, but instead, richús cancer kept him home, now in hospice care.

david dalke/richús father in law"so they never made it... they never made it to battle creek."brett kast/reportingso dave thought what the heck, might as well give steveús pizza a call... so he did, and dalton shaffer picked up on the other line.dalton shaffer/steveús pizza employee "he was asking me if i could send a letter or a text message to his daughter kinda like giving her our condolences for the situation and everything going on." but... working the late shift on a saturday night, the 18 year old had a different idea...he offered to deliver the family two fresh pizzas. david dalke/richús father in law"i said dalton... uh... i want to make sure you understand, i'm calling you from indianapolis indiana! that's 3 and half hours away, 225 miles.. he said 'well i know that."so at 2:30 in the morning, shaffer pulled into the familyús indianapolis driveway with two pizzas in hoping for payment... just to show he cared.david dalke/richús father in law'mom you like pizza, don't you?' she says she what's your favorite?' she know, steve's we have some steveús pizza,' (crying)... it was just heavy it was just heavy...julie said 'you've got to be kidding.'" overpowered with it."in indianapolis, brett kast, fox 59

let's take a look outside right now... chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast.forecast.the four zone us now with the four zone forecast. (anny hong): sunny and warm with a only a few degrees of cooling through the weekend. more noted cooling to return early next week as fronts pass to our north with increasing onshore flow and a cooling airmass. any light rain from these fronts will likely stay north of sonoma county next week while high pressure builds over southern and central california by the second half.

(catherine) britain's prince harry and his wife megan markle are in australia...kicking off a 16- day tour of that country...and the south pacific. they watched a dance performance at a girls' school and then harry opened the fourth annual invictus games - whichare held for wounded or disabled veterans. the prince helped found the games in 2014, the couple have 76 engagements over the 16 engagements couple have 76 engagements over the 16 days....including infiji and new zealand. the trip is their only international tour since they were married inmay, apart from a two-day visit to ireland.. (grant)coming up on sports ---- a soft tissue injury for someone who's definitely not soft. how long the raiders

will be without beast mode. (catherine) and... what steve kerr is saying about the warriors opponents as the dubs hit the road... and altitude... for the first time this season. jason dumas will be back with that and more after the break.....

(catherine) time now for a look at sports.(grant) jason dumas joins us in the studio. the 49ers lost last week in one of the most gut wrenching ways possible....>now they've got to get over that loss....and prep for the only remaining undefeated team in the nfl.....the los angeles rams......>let's be honest....the niners probably won't magically flip a switch and become a playoff contending team any time soon....but they have some...in stretches at least, that they are good enough to compete.....>and that's all fans can ask for at this point....>the rams will certainly be a handful....but head coach kyle shanahan is familiar with rams head coach sean mcvay during their time together in dc....>so who knows? maybe that can play to the niners advantage......> kyle shanahan

quarterbacks that we had. going through a number of schemes in those four years. doing a lot of football. sean was very good at it. i really enjoyed working with him. he's a good coach and a good friend. we got to put a lot of that stuff in together. and just like you do everywhere. you are a product of your environment.> over across the bridge --- the raiders are on their bye week....but that didn't stop the bad news from coming in.....>this team really can't catch a break --- and neither can their fan base.....> reports are circulating that starting running back marshawn lynch could be out at least a month with a groin injury.....> lynch has been one of the lone bright spots this season for oakland.....>he has a team- high 460 yards and three touchdowns.....>nothing has been confirmed, but this is what jon gruden had to say about it earlier this week.....> marshawn lynch

get it to you as soon as possible.> the warriors hit the road for the first time this season when they take on utah and denver......>golden state won their opener on tuesday night when they took down the thunder.....>it wasn't pretty but a win is a win.....especially on an emotional night like ring night.....>coach kerr wants to clean some things up on this road trip --- against some teams that have a lot of young talent.....> steve kerr

and it's game 6 of the nlcs......>the brewers are hosting the dodgers......>la has a 3-2 series lead.....but the brewers are up 5-1 right now in the third.....> that wraps up kron4 news at 6. we'll see you tonight at 8.... on your bay area's local news station. news station.area's local on your bay tonight at 8.... we'll see you 6.kron4 news at that wraps up third.....> that wraps up kron4 news at 6. we'll see you tonight at 8.... on your bay area's local news station.

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