< "we do not know whether this fire was caused by an arsonist, but we do know that arsonists have been trying to burn down housing projects in oakland>(vicki) tonight at five:federal investigators have now arrived at the scene of a suspicious construction fire in oakland. this is just the latest fire we've seen at an under-construction housing complex in the east bay. hello i'm vicki liviakis. (grant) vicki liviakis. (grant) and i'm grant lodes. nearly 15 hours after the flames erupted the debris is still smoldering. the fire was first reported around 2:00 a-m - on the corner of west grand avenue and and filbert street. the flames damaged an under construction town-house complex. kron four's terisa estacio is live at the scene... terisa - what is the latest on the investigation? ... crews still dealing with hotspots - and agents looking

for clues... this as the investigation moves into high gear... this isn't the first suspicious fire at a complex under construction, but this time around, they have a secret weapon, this complex had many security cameras - possibly capturing video of how this fire started... (take pkg) with hot spots contining to flare and federal agents committed to uncovering clues to the cause of this massive fire... all eyes are focused on moving forward... from this.... like a giant box of matches, this 126 unit town house complex under construction in oakland ignited quickly into a roaring fire. flames engulfed what was supposed to be 3 story homes, each nearly 15 hundred square feet. being built as the city and bay area is facing a critical housing shortage a furious mayor lashed out about this most recent blaze to dash dreams of home ownership. mayor libby schaaf, oakland. this is not acceptable. an attack on new housing in oakalnd is an atack on keeping families housed in oakland. this is drone video obatined by kron four news... you can see how hot and

extensive the fire tore into the complex.. priced from 644 to 729 thousand - some of the condo's may be salvagble. philip kerr, chief executive city ventures, ice house developer . we are going to keep building. we have a good partnership with oakland. the fire is being called suspicious, federal agents with the bureau of alcohol tobacco firearms and explosives on scene sifting through the charred structure looking for clues to how this was started. (estacio live) back to those cameras, we know that video has been pulled of the security cameras lining the complex. also, there was a secuirty guard on duty at the time... which was around 2am. there was another fire that started in the early morning hours as well, but crews got that out quickly. te

(grant) as we mentioned... there have been multiple construction fires at housing projects around the bay area. coming up at 5:30... we will take a look at the fires that remain unsolved. (grant) kron4 first told you about the fire through a push alert. download the kron4 download the kron4 mobile app to and be the first to know about breaking news in your neighborhood. (grant) a big story tonight... one man is dead... after police in the east bay say he held his family at gunpoint and then got into a shootout with officers.(vicki) kron4's

ryan o'donnell joins us with more on what happened once police showed up. this all started in pittsburg... with the suspect leading police on a brief chase into concord... then coming back to pittsburg... where it all came to a deadly end. police say the 37-year old suspect... was holding his family hostage... and when one of the family members tried to intervene, he was shot in the neck. that's man's wife and child was then forced into a vehicle... and that's when police got involved... chasing him into concord, then back to pittsburg. the woman was able to escape with the child, and ran to police... while the suspect ran into the house and barricaded himself inside. while negotiating with the man... police say he came out... and shot at the officers who returned fire and killed him. at this time... police haven't released his name. the contra cost county d-a's office is investigating this shooting. (vicki)another big story

tonight: there will be no charges against a bart police officer who shot and killed a man outside the west oakland station. the officer opened fire on a man who was inolved in a street fight... investigators say he had a gun. as kron4's haaziq madyun reports - the man's mother says she is saddened by the da's decision not file charges. (pkg)a ten month investigation by the alameda county district attorney's office into bart officer joseph mateau's deadly shooting of sahleem tindle comes to an end with no criminal charges being filed against the officersot

camera footage indicates that mr. tindle was holding a pistol in his right hand at the time the officer firedsot civil rights attorney john burris disputes the d.a.'s conclusion that tindle was in fact holding a gun at the time that he was shotsothowever the civil right's attorney says in the 40-years of his legal practice he has only seen d.a.'s in alameda county bring one criminal charge in a deadly officer shootingsot tindle's mother and her attorney will now shift their focus on a civil wronggful death case law suit that was filed last month against the bart police department...in oakland haaziq madyun kron4news

(vicki) developing tonight; priest abuse survivors and their attorneys are accusing catholic leaders of concealing predators in their ranks. today they released hundreds of names of bay area priests they claim engaged in sexual misonduct. kron4's dan kerman joins us live from san francisco with details.. dan? saying there's a grave danger across the state and the bay area, attorneys and priest abuse survivors held a news conference tuesday to release a report accusing 212 bay area catholic clergy members of sexual misconduct. they've also accused bishops across the state of covering it up. sot jeff andeon/attorney predator priests that they know about that they have not told the public, the parishioners, they have not told the people they have not told the publicjust three weeks ago these same attornies filed a lawsuit on behalf of

this prits abuse survivor, against every catholic bishop in california, including those in san francisco, oakland and san jose.sot tom emens/priest abuse survivorwhat happened to me should not happen to any child, should not happen ever againthe lawsuit charges each bishop with conspiracy and says their action or inaction exposed the public to unsafe conditionssotthis lawsuit is deisgned to disclose the names identities and history of the offenders and the top officials complicit across the state.the bay area report says 135 of the priests accused of sexual misconduct have served in the the san francisco diocese ... 95 accused offenders in the diocese of oakland.. and 33 in the diocese of san jose. that is in direct contrast to san jose's recent announcement accusing only 15 priests of misconduct.sot145 and the preditors145 and the sot145 and the preditors saying there's a grave danger across the state and the bay area, attorneys and priest abuse survivors held a news conference

live in high rise apartment building in san francisco are back in their homes after a massive fire last night. the fire burned several units at the gateway apartment complex at davis and washington streets near the embarcadero. dozens of people there have been displaced. kron4's michelle kingston is live for us tonight outside the building. how's it looking over there today? michelleyou can still smell fire over here ... and caution tape is still up.there's a pile of burnt debris on the sidewalk.and people walking by are all looking up at the burnt building.

this is video shot today after last night's fire.you can see five floors were damaged -- the 12th to the 16th floor.a restoration management company is also here working hard already.the fire started just after 5pm at this davis street apartment complex.it's a 25 story, 196 unit building.you can see in this video shot last night -- it was thick, black smoke just bursting out of the middle floor windows. the fire was burning in the hallways and damaged about 30 units.those residents have been displaced -- we're told anyone below the 8th floor or above the 20th floor was able to go back home last night michellethere were no injuries but there is a signifant amount of water and fire damage inside.live in san francisco michelle kingston kron 4 news (grant) coming up... we are just hours away from the massive mega millions jackpot drawing. we'll have a live report as people are still rushing out to grab their tickets before tonight's 7:45 deadline.

(vicki) plus... a destructive hurricane is threatening resort areas of mexico.. and it's making landfall right now. we'll have the more on the path of hurricane willa. (grant) plus... a local school district receives a letter.. threatening to turn their workers over to immigration officials. but the district says undocumented workers are not employed there. why they say the letter is still creating a lot of fear for their employees.

breaking news: we are

learning that there is another cracked window at the millennium tower. this is the second window to crack on the sinking and leaning tower in s francisco. it's not clear what caused this latest crack - but according to a report - the previous window crack was caused by an unknown object hitting the outside of the building. homeowners have filed multiple lawsuits against the developer and the city due to the problems with the building sinking and leaning. (grant/on cam) a big story tonight... racism and hate are behind a letter sent to the ravens-wood city school district in east palo alto. that's what school officials are telling kron four. the letter accuses the district of employing several undocumented workers and threatens to turn them over....to immigration authorities. rob fladeboe reports. gloria hernandez- goff/ravenswood city school dist. "....i consider this a racist act...."ravenswood city school district superintendent gloria hernandez-goff is talking about this. it's a letter that accuses the district of employing several people who are undocumented. gloria hernandez-goff

"....there is just this sense that are we being targeted, are our children in danger...." the letter names names. maintenance and custodial workers robert guerrero and antonio cuellar are on the list. both insist they legal, documented employees but the letter threatens to turn them over to i.c.e. just the same.robert guerrero/ravenswood school district employee "....i am an american citizen, i don't understand the letter.. i feel very bad..."the letter is signed by someone named karen smith, a concerned resident. the district says smith is unknown to them and suggests the letter is motivated by discontent with the changing democgraphics of the district. gloria hernandez-goff '...there has been a recent exodus of people of color from the district and think this is an effort to hasten that process....there are people in the community who dont want to be in this district...."the district insists that all of the people named in the letter were properly vetted and are indeed documented. but the letter has become a distraction and created a climate of fear across the district.antonio cuellar/ravenswood school district employee "....peope will say, hey you, stop, let me see your papers, but i have my papers..."gloria hernandez-goff ".....our people are wondering of they need to carry there passports

with them at all times, do i need my documentation with me, what do ineed..."in east palo alto rob fladeboe kron4news (vicki) happening now... more than 15-thousand technical care workerslaunched a three-day strike today at five u-c hospitals...(grant) they're employed at 10 university campuses and five medical centers across california.. catherine heenan is here with more.. (catherine) the striking workers say they want to call attentionto the university's practice of outsourcing jobs to contract companies.. they say the result is lower wages and fewer benefits..this was the scene outisde the u-c-s-f

medical center... where people carried signs saying things like 'inequality hurts patient care.' workers voted to authorize the strike earlier this month, with 95 percent support. ths hospital says that replacement workers are in placeand patients are being cared for.... but the university also reports that more than 4-thousand outpatient appointments have been rescheduled...along with more than 200 in-patient surgeries. grant and vicki? (vicki) happening tonight... the mega millions jackpot drawing is just a few hours away... and the prize is now one-point-six-

billion dollars. (grant) that's a record amount of cash for the mega millions. kron 4's ella sogomonian is live in san francisco tonight as people are still getting their tickets before the numbers are selected. people are feeling the lottery fever out here in the bay area we've seen a couple of big wins this year alone...tonight the 1.6 billion dollar megamillions jackpot is the largest in us history. ive met people all week and here at albertinos on buchanan and lombard that never gamble their money away on the lottery but this huge prize has them testing their luck. people are resorting to quick pick or their special numbers in hopes they'll win and be set for life. if you win and choose to cash out you can take home 905 million dollars before taxes...not bad at all... "never oh gosh big jackpot everybody is goign to be lucky

you gotta try it i saw it at the marina safeway there was one so yeah everybody is excited about california i guess. but the odds are 1 in more than 302 million. you have until 7:45 tonight to get your ticket.keep it here on kron 4 news we;ll be tracking the winning numbers for you.live in san francisco ella sogomonian kron 4 news. (grant) mexico is bracing for a huge category three storm. hurricane willa's outer edges are brushing mexico's pacific coast now... home to many popular tourist destinations. it's on

track to be one of the strongest hurricanes to hit the region. willa is aiming for the west-central coast this evening. earlier today-- the storm boasted maximum sustained winds of near 120 miles per hour.(vicki) chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here now... taking a look at where the hurricane is right now. lawrence karnow: we had a few clouds moving through bay area skies today with very mild temperatures. highs today were in the 60s and low 70s. hurricane willa is now coming on shore in mexico. major flodding and damage near the coast is likely as it comes ashore. on the satellite image you can see a weak storm off the coast. it continues to fall apart with only a few showers in northern california. highs tomorrow will start to warm. tomorrow highs in the valleys will be in the mid 70s coast. it will warm the next few days with highs in the 80s late this week and into the weekend.

(vicki) still ahead... a lot

of residents are fed up with noisy airplanes flying over their homes near s-f-o. details on what's being done to address the noise concerns. (grant) plus... a lot of people are wondering who jon gruden is going to get rid of next... after another key player is traded. and derek carr says he's and derek carr says he's not going anywhere. we'll explain. 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. 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) it seems as

though the oakland raiders are dropping key players left and right... but quarterback derek carr says he's here to stay. carr tweeted today saying quote-- "i'm a raider. it's not a "popular" thing to be a raider right now, but i am and i love it. i love the struggle of trying to fight back for our city when not a lot of people believe in us. people can try all they want to tear us apart, but it's not happening to the real ones." carr's tweet comes just a day after the raiders traded away prominent receiver amari cooper. oakland also traded superstar linebacker khalil mack...right before the season started. coach jon gruden told e-s-p-n he has no plans to trade carr.

(vicki) next at 5:30... the white house vows to do whatever it takes to stop thousands of migrants from coming into the u-s. but the president's strong words aren't deterring those people from trying to make a better life for themselves. (vicki) plus... we have the latest on the massive fire in oakland that destroyed an under construction housing project. and after the break.. we'll take a look back at other recent fires that have destroyed new homes being built in the bay area. 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.

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follow our developing news tonight... the search is on for a possible arsonist after a massive 5-alarm fire in oakland. it happened early this morning at a townhouse complex that was under construction. the housing was being built near the intersection of west grand avenue and filbert street. (vicki) now people in the east bay are frustrated and angry over the fact that there's been a string of huge firesin recent years at housing projects under construction..(grant) catherine heenan is here with a look back at some of the others... ... (catherine) these fires have caused millions of dollars in damage....and stalled or destroyed large-scale developments. this map shows just some

of them going back to 2012....where arson was either suspected or proven. on june 14th, 2012, a planned 119=unit affordable housing project for seniors went up in flames near the west oakland bart station.the fire shut down the transbay tube for hours and caused a massive commuter backup.the site is now an empty lot.nearly two years later, san francisco's mission bay development was the scene of a spectacular blaze.the five alarm fire did an estimated 40=million dollars damage but the apartment coplex was rebuilt. this one was caused by overheated construction equipment.in 2016 a 105=unit apartment project in emeryville suffered heavy damage. ... the fire went to six alarms.a few months later,

a predawn fire near lake merrtt destroyed a 41-unit project that had been under construction for about a year and then in may of last year, the emeryville complex was hit again.this time a man was seen riding a bicycle onto the site shortly before the flames broke out.police believe he was responsible for all three of the latest fires.despite a 100=thousand dollar reward, he remains at large. (catherine) another more recent example....the april firethat desroyed a 180-unit project in concord. forcing 250 people in a nieghboring apartment complex to evacuate. investigators say it was arson... vicki and grant? (grant) tonight at 5:30... kron4 is always tracking local stories. here's a look at what's going on in your neighborhood right now. (vicki) happening now in san francisco... fire investigators are trying to figure out what caused a deadly blaze this morning. it happened just after 3:30 in the inner sunset neighborhood on the 13-hundred block of funston avenue. officials say a woman was killed in the fire... and a

man is in the hospital being treated for burns... but he is expected to be okay. .. (grant) happening tonight on the peninsula... if you are frustrated by the noise when planes coming in and out of s- f-o... you can make your voice heard at a town hall meeting in san bruno. congresswoma n jackie speier is hosting the meeting...and she says she's been working with congressional colleagues, the federal aviation administration, s-f-o and airlines to address residents' health and noise concerns. the meeting starts at 7:00 tonight...it's at the sky-line college theater in building one. (vicki) in the east bay... a man jogging in san ramon was hit and killed by a car this morning. it happened near the iron horse trail and crow canyon road. the victim has been identified as a man from walnut creek. police say he was was jogging when hit was hit just before 7:00 this morning. the driver of the car stayed at the scene to cooperate with the investigation. police do not believe drugs or alcohol played a factor. (grant) police in the north bay say they have used d-n-a to capture a rape

suspect. 39-year-old william deen brown... was arrested last week at his home in santa rosa. he is accused of raping a 14- year-old girl back in 20-11. the girl told investigators she was walking on a bridge above hine-baugh creek when her attacker grabbed her, pulled her to the creek, and sexually assaulted her. brown now faces multiple felony charges. lawrence karnow: we had a few clouds moving through bay area skies today with very mild temperatures. highs today were in the 60s and low 70s. hurricane willa is now coming on shore in mexico. major flodding and damage near the coast is likely as it comes ashore. on the satellite image you can see a weak storm off the coast. it continues to fall apart with only a few showers in northern california. highs tomorrow will tomorrow highs in the valleys will be in the mid 70s with 60s at the coast. it will warm the next few days with highs in the 80s late this week and into the weekend. "what's happening right now as a large

group of people, they're called a caravan (boos). i think the democrats had something to do with it." (grant) two weeks before the midterm elections...president trump is trying to mobilize his base ... as thousands of central american migrants head north to the border.the president's rhetoric includes some dubious

claims.(vicki)like the rioting that's supposed to be taking place in california to protest sanctuary cities.and the middle easterners traveling with the caravan.(vicki)ryan odonnell is here to show us what's going on.ryan? (ryan)no rioting in california, and no sign of any middle eastern bad guys. there's also no sign, the 7- thousand men, women and children in the caravan, wiill give up their dream either. "we are honorable people. we are workers. would he call a group of kids terrorists? ." " we are going forward there isno going back. we are fighting."over the weekend, the migrants crossed the river separating guatemala and mexico.they passed through tapachula, on foot and in trucks .mexican police are maintaining a heavy presence, but have not interfered,in wheet-lah, the caravan spent its first night in mexico.they covered just 25 miles from the border ... with thousands of miles to go before they near the u=s frontier.to president trump, who began his white house bid by warning about criminals and rapists entering th country

... the threat is imminent, ...that is an assault on our country. that is an assault. and in that caravan you have some very bad people. you have some very bad people...and we can't let that happen to our country."at a texas rally for senator ted cruz, the president unveiled a term he has not used before."it's called a nationalist. and i say really? we're not supposed to use that word. you know what i am, i'm a nationalist, okay? i'm a nationalist."back in washington, he defended his unsubstantiated claim of anti- immigration riots in california. "hey, mr. president, you said californians were rioting over the sanctuary cities. where?" "you shouldn't have, take a look: they want to get out of their sanctuary cities. many places in california want to get out of sanctuary cities. yeah, it is rioting in some cases." (ryan) at the white house today the president defending his use of the word "nationalist," and rejecting the notion he was seeking to associate himself with racist white nationalists. (grant) former supreme

court justice sandra day o'connor says she has the beginning stages of dementia. o'connor made the announcement in a letter today. she says her diagnosis was made some time ago and that she probably has alzheimer's. the 88-year- old says she is no longer able to participate in public life. o'connor was the first woman on the supreme court-- nominated by president ronald regan in 19-81. she left in 2006 to care for her husband who was battling alzheimer's. o'connor plans to continue living in phoenix with her family. (vicki) a man gropes a woman during a flight... and is arrested. why he says the president is to blame for his actions. (grant) plus... if you're lucky enough to win the mega millions jackpot... you could be richer than taylor swift. but not jay-z. we'll show you how much you would be worth compared to the richest celebrities.

(vicki) a man is accused of groping a woman on a southwest plane.. and he blames the president for his actions. 49-year-old bruce michael alexander made his first appearance in federal court yesterday. he is accused on inappropriately touching the woman sitting in front of him on the flight from houston to albuquerque. according to court documents... alexander told police officers that the president of the united stats

says it's okay to grab women by their private parts. he is charged with abusive sexual contact and faces two years in prison. (grant) still ahead... 9 months after deadly mudslides hit santa barbara county... some victim's still remain unaccounted for. we'll take a look at the special search team.. dedicated to finding two missing kids.

happening now... a group of volunteers is still searching for victims of the devastating mudslides last january that hit montecito. (vicki) 23 people were killed in those mudslides... and the volunteers right now are specifically looking for two kids who are still missing. senerey de los santos reports. this is day five of clean up efforts at the farrell residence on olive mill road in montecito.a handful of santa barbara bucket brigade volunteers going through the remaining mud piles at marco farrell's family property. marco farrell/ home owner:"we

are doing a search for the two kids who are still missing. we want to be able to check all the properties, and all of the mud piles between their homes and the ocean to make sure we don't leave any stone unturned."this is the footage that farrell took when the mudslide occurred on january ninth.the tragedy claimed the lives of 23 people.the bodies of two children remain missing. so far, no sign of 2-year-old lydia sutthithepa and 17-year- old jack cantin, but, in recent days .... another discovery.marco farrell/ home owner:"we have a really nice story. we found beautiful gold package, a jewelry set, with a necklace and earrings, and a big gold bracelet that was found here and we have found the owner. she lost both her parents in the flow, but she was extremely grateful, and she said it was like a little visit from her mom."as volunteers carefully search through the dirt and throw out debris progress is being made, but many piles remain.carol bartoli, santa barbara:"it's really really hard because there is so much yet to do. people just don't realize how much more there still is left to dig we need volunteers." marco farrell/ home owner: "it's an incredible group. it helps us in ways that can't be described. what they did just

since 9am would of taken me probably two months." (grant) (grant) (grant) that was senerey de los santos senerey de los that was (grant) months." (grant) (grant) that was senerey de los santos reporting. farrell says he and his family are planning on rebuilding his home next spring. (catherin) we've been honoring outstanding teachers in the bay area... tonight - it's a special education teacher at king elementary in richmond... julie nesnansky focuses on students with autism... her principal says she has an

exceptional way of connecting with them...and has made a positive difference in hundreds of young lives.. she's described as going above and beyond -- doing home visits and making sure her students have the services and experiences they deserve. julie has been with the west contra costa unifieddistrict for more than 30 years... 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.' (anchor) taking a live look outside... at the san mateo bridge.(anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: we had a few clouds moving through bay area skies today with very mild temperatures. highs today were in the 60s and low 70s. hurricane willa is now coming on shore in mexico. major

flodding and damage near the coast is likely as it comes ashore. on the satellite image you can see a weak storm off the coast. it continues to fall apart with only a few showers in northern california. highs tomorrow will start to warm. tomorrow highs in the valleys will be in the mid 70s with 60s at the coast. it will warm the next few days with highs in the 80s late this week and into the weekend. (grant) for your health tonight... trader joe's is recalling burritos because they could make you sick. the affected product is the carnitas with salsa verde burrito. it is found in the store's pre-made food refrigerated section. the supplier says the meat could be contaminated with salmonella or listeria. so far there are no reports of anyone getting sick from the burritos-- but you can bring it back to trader joe's for a full refund. for more information on the recall-- go to our website at kron-4 dot com. at kron-4 dot

the weekend.week and into the weekend.

(grant) for your health tonight... trader joe's is recalling burritos because they could make you sick. the affected product is the carnitas with salsa verde burrito. it is found in the store's pre-made food refrigerated section. the supplier says the meat could be contaminated with salmonella or listeria. so far there are no reports of anyone getting sick from the burritos-- but you can bring it back to trader joe's for a full refund. for more information on the recall-- go to our website at kron-4 dot com. (vicki) a replica of the titanic is set to embark on its maiden voyage in 20-22... one hundred and ten years after the original. the ship will feature the same cabin layout as the original. the titanic two will sail from dubai and then trace the original's route from england to new york. it will be able to carry 24-hundred

passengers and nine-hundred crew... nearly the same as the original. don't worry... it will also be equipped with modern navigation and plenty of lifeboats. (grant) next on kron4 news at 5... the mega millions drawing is just about 2 hours away. we'll take a look at how much richer than george clooney you could be-- if you win.

(vicki) if you were to win the record breaking $1.6 billion dollar mega millions

jackpot, would you be worth more than george clooney? (grant) what about taylor swift? entertainment tonight's nancy o'dell has the story. vicki and grant, we all know stars get paid, but if you took the lump sum winnings, what celebrities would you beat in the bank?you get a little tequilla in me next thing you know/pu the dollars flyinggeorge's casamigos tequilla sale put his estimated net worth at half a billion dollars!that's a lot of cash!it's happy hour somewhere!but if you win the lottery in new york, after taxes you'd walk away with an estimated $608 million!now compare that to north dakota where your winnings would be an estimated $661 million,and you'd best forbes richest actor of 2018 by over $150 million!i'm feeling myself... no matter where you live you'd beat beyonce's $355 million dollar empire...but her husband jay-z tops your winnings with his own $900 million dollar bank account! together the couple is worth

an estimated $1.25 billion dollarsis it cool that i said all that...and taylor swift is one of music's richest women! her "reputation tour" will add to her estimated $320 million dollar fortune - but it still wouldn't be enough to beat your massive pay day! taylor swift sting...(nancy) taylor shares her wealth, she recently donated over fifteen thousand dollars to a fan whose mother is in a coma. we'll have much more on et, i'm nancy o'dell, back to you! (vicki) and don't forget... you can catch all of your entertainment news right here on kron-4. at 7:00 it's inside edition, followed by entertainment tonight at 7- 30. then we're back with kron 4 news in prime time at 8:00 (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(grant) ken wayne and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (ken) thank you grant and thank you grant and vicki.. coming grant and thank you grant and vicki.. coming up next on kron4 news at six. federal

investigators are on the scene of this construction site fire in oakland.... why this case may be solvable... unlike some of the past fires involving under-construction housing.(pam) then - breaking news - we are learning, a second window has cracked on the sinking and leaning millennium tower in san francisco. we'll have the latest - next on kron4 news at six.

(pam) a big story

(pam) a big story tonight ... another east bay construction project goes up in flames. (pam) now, federal investigators are trying to determine the cause of the fire -- and whether this is another case of arson. good evening im pam moore(ken) and im ken wayne. 16 hours after the flames erupted the debris is still smoldering. (ken) the fire was first reported around 2:00 a-m - on the corner of west grand avenue and and filbert street. the flames damaged an under construction town-house complex. (pam) kron four's terisa estacio is live at the scene... terisa - what is the latest on the investigation?

investigation? the the latest on the investigation?

there have been a number there have been a number of fires in buildings under construction in the bay area in recent years. grant lodes joins us now in studio with more. (land vo) take a look at this map -- showing a number of these incidents. on june of 2012, a planned 119-unit affordable housing project for seniors... went up in flames near the west oakland bart station. nearly two years later, san francisco's mission bay development was the scene of a spectacular blaze. then in 2016, a 105-unit apartment project in emeryville suffered heavy damage. ... the fire went to

six alarms. a few months later, a pre-dawn fire near lake merrtt... destroyed a 41-unit project that had been under construction for about a year and then in may of last year, the emeryville complex was hit again. meanwhile, further east in concord...a five story complex under construction on concord boulevard was torched this past april. officials blame arson -- the fire causing 55-million dollars in damage.dollars in damage. construction on that site has since resumed. another big story tonight: there will be no charges against a bart police officer who shot and killed a man outside the west oakland bart station. the officer opened fire on a man who was inolved in a street fight... investigators say he had a gun. as kron4's haaziq madyun reports - the man's mother says she is saddened by the da's decision not file charges. (pkg)a ten month investigation

by the alameda county district attorney's office into bart officer joseph mateau's deadly shooting of sahleem tindle comes to an end with no criminal charges being filed against the officersotback on january 3, 2018 officer mateu responding to the scene of two men fighting over a gun across the street from the west oakland bart station. one of those men was sahleem tindle. the d.a.'s 38-page final report concludes the evidence does not justify criminal charges. the report states the officer's body camera footage indicates that mr. tindle was holding a pistol in his right hand at the time the officer firedsotcivil rights attorney john burris disputes the d.a.'s conclusion that tindle was in fact holding a gun at the time that he was shotsot

rights attorney: "in the video from the officer's point of view, what you see, you can look out and you see two men tussling. you don't know who has what. there is nothing about those videos that i can see that clearly reflects who had what. my point is that you don't know, you don't just get to shoot. you need to have more definitive evidence. for my point of view there should be at least the prosecution for manslaughter">sot

energy center in san jose.. the video includes captions....with police repeatedly telling the man to drop the weapon... thompson nguyen - who was mentally ill - not only refused....he told police to shoot him. one officer told him ' we don't want to shoot.' but after an extended chase and face-off - he was eventually shot and killed when he moved toward a police car. the man was carrying the ax, along with a metal rod at the time. in that report released today - a prosecutor says that nguyen had apparently decided he was going to die that day...even if it meant he had to attack an officer with a weapon... police later found more weapons in nguyen's car...including knives, more hatchets and a sword. the report concludes the two officers were taking reasonable actionwhen they fired... pam and ken? (pam) new at six tonight... a man was rescued today after suffering a shark

bite near the farallon islands in the waters west of san francisco. the coast guard says, the bite was near his hand or wrist. he was transported by helicopter from san francisco to stanford hospital. a coast guard official did not know what the man was doing when he was bitten. (ken) hurricane willa is making waves at puerto vallarta, as the eye of the category three hurricane is just making landfall. earlier this morning, the storm had maximum sustained winds of almost120 miles per hour. our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here tracking the storm. lawrence karnow: we had a few clouds moving through bay area skies today with very mild temperatures. highs today were in the 60s and low 70s. hurricane willa is now coming on shore in mexico. major flodding and damage near the coast is likely as it comes ashore. on the satellite image you can see a weak storm off the coast. it continues to fall apart with only a few showers in northern california. highs tomorrow will start to warm. tomorrow highs in the valleys will be

in the mid 70s with 60s at the coast. it will warm the next few days with highs in the 80s late this week and into the weekend. (ken) breaking news tonight. we're just learning that another crack has been discovered in a window at the troubled millennium tower.(pam) this is the second window to crack on the sinking and leaning building in san francisco. kron4's michelle kingston is standing by with the latest. michelle..

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coming up... a long list released today of bay area catholic leaders .. accused of abuse. we have a live report on what survivors are asking for tonight. plus, a record jackpot... tonight's mega - millions winner will take home one- point- six billion dollars .... we look at all the excitement before the numbers are pulled... and legal or not... scooters on the streets of san francisco are still causing complaints from residents. some intriguing new numbers... after the break.

developing tonight; priest abuse survivors and their attorneys are accusing catholic leaders of concealing predators in their ranks. today, they released hundreds of names of bay area priests ... they claim engaged in sexual misconduct. kron4's dan kerman joins us live from san francisco with details.. dan? sotat a news conference tuesday attorneys and priest abuse survivors released a report accusing 212 bay area catholic clergy members of

sexual misconduct... they say they have to do it, becuase california bishops doing what they say california bishops are continue to cover it up. sot mike reck/attorneythree weeks ago these same attornies filed a lawsuit on behalf of this priest abuse survivor, against every catholic bishop in california, including those in san francisco, oakland and san jose. the lawsuit charges each bishop with conspiracy and says their action or inaction exposed the public to unsafe conditions. if sucessful it would required bishops to disclose the names identities and history of offenders and the top church officials complicit across the state.who covered it upsot tom emens/priest abuse survivorthe bay area report says 135 of the priests accused of sexual misconduct have served in the the san francisco diocese ...

95 accused offenders in the diocese of oakland.. and 33 in the diocese of san jose. that is in direct contrast to san jose's recent announcement accusing only 15 priests of misconduct.sot jeff anderson/attorney (pam) (pam) in the east bay ...

a pittsburg man was shot and killed by police, after allegedly holding his family at gunpoint last night. according to police, the man also shot a relative and kidnapped his wife and child ... before leading police on a chase into concord. they say, the man then holed up inside of a home before coming out and opening fire on them. police returned fire and killed the 37-year old man, whose name has not yet been released. the contra costa county district attorney's office is investigating.. (ken/on cam) an east palo alto school district has been accused of hiring and harboring undocumented workers. kron four's rob fladeboe has district reaction

to a letter that threatens to turn in district officials to immigration authorities. gloria hernandez- goff/ravenswood city school dist. "....i consider this a racist act...."ravenswood city school district superintendent gloria hernandez-goff is talking about this. it's a letter that accuses the district of employing several people who are undocumented. gloria hernandez-goff "....there is just this sense that are we being targeted, are our children in danger...." the letter names names. maintenance and custodial workers robert guerrero and antonio cuellar are on the list. both insist they legal, documented employees but the letter threatens to turn them over to i.c.e. just the same.robert guerrero/ravenswood school district employee "....i am an american citizen, i don't

understand the letter.. i feel very bad..."the letter is signed by someone named karen smith, a concerned resident. the district says smith is unknown to them and suggests the letter is motivated by with the changing democgraphics of the district. gloria hernandez-goff '...there has been a recent exodus of people of color from the district and think this is an effort to hasten that process....there are people in the community who dont want to be in this district...."the district insists that all of the people named in the letter were properly vetted and are indeed documented. but the letter has become a distraction and created a climate of fear across the district.antonio cuellar/ravenswood school district employee "....people will say, hey you, stop, let me see your papers, but i have my papers..."rob fladeboe "....some employees tell me they have taken to carry their passports and other proof of documentation at all times.in east palo alto rob fladeboe kron4news let's take a look outside right now on this tuesday ... chief meteorologist

lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: we had a few clouds moving through bay area skies today with very mild temperatures. highs today were in the 60s and low 70s. hurricane willa is now coming on shore mexico. major flodding and damage near the coast is likely as it comes ashore. on the satellite image you can see a weak storm off the coast. it continues to fall apart with only a few showers in northern california. highs tomorrow will start to warm. tomorrow highs in the valleys will be in the mid 70s with 60s at the coast. it will warm the next few days with highs in the 80s

late this week and into the weekend.

just ahead... three days of picket lines at u-c-s-f hospital starts today .. employees say "outsourcing" is affecting their paychecks.. also, what's happening with patient care during the strike. and next... people lining up to get a lottery ticket... hoping to make their dreams come true.. the latest on the frenzy over tonight's record mega- millions jackpot..

tonight's mega millions drawing could more aptly be called the "mega billion".... as the jackpot is now a record one-point-six-billion dollars. kron 4's ella sogomonian is live in san francisco tonight as people are still rushing to get their tickets ahead of the 7:45 deadline. ella? people are feeling the lottery fever out here in the bay area we've seen a couple of big wins this year alone...tonight the 1.6 billion dollar megamillions jackpot is the largest in us history. ive met people all week and here at albertinos on buchanan and lombard that never gamble their money away on the lottery but this huge prize

has them testing their luck. people are resorting to quick pick or their special numbers in hopes they'll win and be set for life. if you win and choose to cash out you can take home 905 million dollars before taxes...not bad at all... basically i dont pick the low numbers because i figure everyone else is going with their birthday month so i pick random high numbers or numbers that mean somehting to me so my kids soccer numbers or my kids hockey player numbers are what im picking right now." but the odds are 1 in more than 302 million. you have until 7:45 tonight to get your ticket.keep it here on kron 4 news we;ll be tracking the winning numbers for you.live in san francisco ella sogomonian kron 4 news.

coming up at six... one official calling it pre- meditated murder.an update on the killing of a washington post journalist .. u.s. officials in saudi arabia trying to get to the bottom of what happened. plus... the latest details as the president says, the u.s. military may be called into action against the migrant caravan heading for the mexico - u.s. border.. ♪

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some very bad people. and we can't let that happen to our country.> (ken)the white house is vowing to do anything it takes to stop the thousands of migrants making their way to the u.s.- border through mexico right now.(pam) president trump says, he will send as many troops as he feels necessary... to defend the border.. kron 4's camila bernal is in mexico city with the latest. thousands of people - a massive caravan of migrants - are marching towards the united states.they're marching away from a life of hardship and violence in their home countries..towards what they hope will be a new beginning.. at least two people have died in accidents along the way.. everyone here seeking a chance to start over..risking their lives for the possibility of making a better life for themselves and their families. migrant: "i have three kids and i had to leave them behind because there's no jobs." president trump has repeatedly

condemned the migrants' movements..threatening to declare a national emergency.. and cut off aid to countries that fail to prevent the migrants from entering the u.s. illegally.claiming that terrorists, criminals and quote" unknown middle easterners" have camouflaged themselves.. blending into the massive group..vice president mike pence echoed those claims. vice president mike pence: "it's inconceivable that there are not people of middle eastern descent in a crowd of more than 7,000 people advancing toward our border." counterterrorism officials are disputing those claims..saying there's no evidence that isis or any other terror groups have infiltrated the caravan. as for the people seeking asylum in the united states.. they say all they want is support.migrant: "we are an honorable people. we're workers. would you call a group of kids terrorists? a group of women who need help?" in mexico city, i'm camila bernal.. kron4 news (ken)(pam) time now for a look at tonight's top local stories.

with hot spots with hot spots contining to flare and federal agents committed to uncovering clues to the cause of this massive fire... all eyes are focused on moving forward... from this.... like a giant box of matches, this 126 unit town house complex under construction in oakland ignited quickly into a roaring fire. flames engulfed what was supposed to be 3 story homes, each nearly 15 hundred square feet. being built as the city and bay area is facing a critical housing furious mayor lashed out about this most recent blaze to dash dreams of home ownership. sota ten month investigation by the alameda county district attorney's office into bart officer joseph mateau's deadly shooting of sahleem tindle comes to an end with no criminal charges being filed against the officer. the report states the officer's body camera footage indicates that mr. tindle was holding a pistol in his right hand at the time the officer fired. civil rights attorney john burris disputes the d.a.'s conclusion that tindle was in fact holding a gun at the time that he was shotsot

in east palo alto the ravenswood city school district is coping with what school officials say is a 'climate of fear." the district received a letter accusing the district of hiring undocumented workers and threatens to call immigration authorities. the district says the letter is hateful and insists all employees are properly documented but many are now carrying their passports and other documentation on them at all times. in east palo alto rob fladeboe kron4news lawrence karnow: we had a few clouds moving through bay area skies today with very mild temperatures. highs today were in the 60s and low 70s. hurricane willa is now coming on shore in mexico. major flodding and damage near the coast is likely as it comes ashore. on the satellite image you can see a weak storm off the coast. it continues to fall apart with only a few showers in northern california. highs tomorrow will start to warm. tomorrow highs in the valleys will be in the mid 70s with 60s at the coast. it will warm the next few days with highs in the 80s late this week and into the weekend.

university of utah are stll coming to grips with the death of a senior athelete, shot to death on campus last night. (ken) kron 4's ryan o'donnell joins us with more on the brief manhunt and what investigators have learned.

lauren mc-cluskey had a lot going for her. she was on the university's track and field team... doing just about every event you can. she was majoring in communications and going to graduate this may. but her 21-year old life was cut short... by an ex-boyfriend. police say... by this man here... 37-year old melvin rowland. the two had apprarently dated for a short time... and mc-clusky called it off when she discovered he was lying to her about his name, age and criminal history, including being a registered sex offender. mc-clusky was found shot to death in a vehicle last night after returning from a night class.. she was on the phone with her mom... when she was shot. chief dale brophy/university of utah police: "we received a phone call from a frantic mother, telling us that something happened to her daughter and we needed to send officers to the area. we started an investigation. it took several minutes to get on scene to search the building, search the surrounding area and due to where ms. mccluskey was found in the back seat of the vehicle. once we did find her deceased, we started a large manhunt for our suspect." 0:34 they quickly they quickly they quickly identified melvin

rowland as the suspect and began a manhunt overnight.when officers found him, rowland led them to a salt lake city church, where he broke-in and fatally shot himself. lauren's mother says she complained to campus police, she was being harassed by rowland. we're told a report had been filed... and was being investigated, prior to the shooting. the university canceled all its classes today... there's a vigil tonight. (ken) thousands of u-c-s-f hospital employees are protesting outside the university's facility on parnassus avenue. it's the first day of a 3-day walkout as protesters strike against the university outsourcing jobs within the hospital. health and medical

professionals aren't the only ones on strike. the protesters also include custodians, food service workers and shuttle drivers. a number of employee contracts are in negotiations right now , and many of them are demanding higher pay. but university officials say, their primary concern will be patient safety.

(pam) a first for starbucks in the united states .... a store where all employees are proficient in american sign language. this coffee shop is located in washington, d.c. near gallaudet (gall-u-det) university... a school where

all programs and services are specifically designed for deaf and hard of hearing students ... in the design of the store, starbucks used elements of deaf space ...that is a deaf -centric architecture program ... created by the university. (pam) the coffee chain hired approximately twenty deaf and hard of hearing employees. starbucks' first deaf- friendly store ... opened in kuala lumpur, malaysia, back in 2016. still ahead at six... california is suddenly getting a lot of visitors from out of state... and mega- millions is the draw .. we'll take you to one spot making the trip easy for them.

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jamal khashoggi -- should be in trouble. the washington post journalist died at saudi arabia's consulate in istanbul. (pam) but the president also says, saudi arabia has been a great ally to the united states... particularly in regards to arms deals. kelly smoot is in washington with the latest on this developing story. vice president mike pence: our administration is determined to use all means at our disposal to get to the bottom of it.in washington, the trump administration actively questioning saudi arabia's claim that washington post journalist jamal khashoggi was accidentally killed during a fight at the saudi consulate in turkey.president donald trump: the cover-up was the worst in the history of cover-ups.sending c.i.a. director gina haspel to turkey to review the investigation and discussing the incident in a meeting between u.s. treasury secretary steven mnuchin and saudi crown prince mohammed bin salman monday. meanwhile in turkey, where khashoggi's killing occurred, authorities continue their investigation and the search for his body.president erdogan calling it a "ferocious" and "premeditated ... murder", asked for the suspects in the case to be extradited to turkey.recep tayyip erdogan /

turkish president (translated): i'm calling on the king of saudi arabia and the highest level of the saudi administration. the incident has occurred in istanbul, so this team of 15 people should be tried in istanbul.saudi arabia's king and crown prince members of khashoggi's family tuesday ahead of the start of the riyadh future investment initiative, known as "davos in the desert."the investor conference has been overshadowed by khashoggi's death.dozens of business and government leaders from world, including the c.e.o.'s of jpmorgan, uber, and the chairman of ford, bowed out of the event due to mounting questions about the saudi government's role in the killing.in washington, i'm kelly smoot reporting. let's take a look outside right now... chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast.

lawrence karnow: we had a few clouds moving through bay area skies today with very mild temperatures. highs today were in the 60s and low 70s. hurricane willa is now coming on shore in mexico. major flodding and damage near the coast is likely as it comes ashore. on the satellite image you can see a weak storm off the coast. it continues to fall apart with only a few showers in northern california. highs tomorrow will start to warm. tomorrow highs in the valleys will be in the mid 70s with 60s at the coast. it will warm the next few days with highs in the 80s late this week and into the weekend.

(ken) (ken) (ken) new tonight at 6. scooters are now in san francisco legally -- but that hasn't stopped complaints from rolling in to city hall. according to the s-f-m-t-a, 75 complaints were filed to the city in the program's initial days. that's an average of about 19 complaints a day -- which is roughly on par -- if not a bit higher than -- the 13-hundred

complaints the city received from march to june -- when the scooters were here illegally. sfmta says most of the complaints are for scooter locations or parking -- and that 32 citations were issued last week. (pam) one of the few things that is not legal in nevada -- is lottery tickets.so mega- millions fever has been quite a boon for one convenience store on the border between california and nevada .... it is called the primm lotto store. as you can see on this map - - it is just feet away from nevada.... and it has people crossing over into the golden state ... for their chance at a golden ticket. reporter max darrow has more. reporter:"it's a fairly well known fact that you cant buy lotto tickets in nevada. so that's why thousands of people continue to show up here at the lotto store at primm." natsot: "you get five regular and one of the mega."someone maybe from the valley will win more than a billion bucks.

perhaps that winning ticket will come from primm.the lotto fever is growing with the prize. . and so is the revenue from ticket sales.elsewhere. . not in nevada.david schwartz/ gambling expert:"there has never been a legal lottery in nevada because under the constitution, it's not allowed."david schwartz is the director of the center for gaming research at unlv.he says with no lottery. . nevada is missing out on money. if lawmakers wanted to allow it. . he says this wouldn't happen overnight.david schwartz:"to change the constitution, you'd need an amendment, which is a pretty long process."natsa long process like waiting four hours in line. that would be worth it. . to frank vixon. frank vixon/ lottery customer: "it's just more money for the state to use to education, or whatever is most needed."david schwartz:"it's not going to be penancy, it's not going to fix everything. but it may capture some of the revenues that are going down to california and arizona."the legislature has considered allowing a state lottery before.schwartz says some of those against it are concerned it would compete with the gaming that we already have. that discussion is tabled for now.meanwhile. . a shot at a billion. . worth the drive out of state to these folks. dorothy torres/ lottery customer:"why it's worth the while? you never know."

in sports... the bay area says goodbye to one of sports broadcasting legends.... and raiders quarterback derek carr posts a strange tweet about him and his team... mark carpenter has that story... coming up eleni kounalakis owns this building. profited millions from tobacco, oil, and wall street. as a rich developer, she violated clean water laws. now she's trying to buy this election. the lt. governor's office isn't for sale. i'm dr. ed hernandez. as state senator, i worked across party lines. held drug corporations accountable. invested in schools and middle-class jobs. our campaign's people powered by firefighters, teachers and nurses. because i'll put you first - not big money.

teachers and nurses. 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. (pam)for a look at sports.(ken)

mark carpenter joins us in the studio. when a roster goes through so many changes, there will be a level of tension. amari cooper and khalil mack both being gone appear to be just some of the problems at alameda hq. raider nation had a lot to talk about today. after a report from the athletic surfaced... saying the relationship between derek carr and the locker room is quote-- 'fractured' the franchise quarterback made his feelings known about what's going on with a response on social media... .. tweeting out - i'm a raider. it's not a "popular" thing to be a raider right now, but i am and i love it. i love the struggle of trying to fight back for our city when not a lot of people believe in us. people can try all they want to tear us apart, but it's not happening to the real ones. the

athletic report, written by marcus thompson, said confidence in the franchise qb has diminished during the team's 1-and-5 start. we should hear some intriguing comments tomorrow when jon gruden..and carr address the media. the 49ers have their own share of frustration... san francisco...now 1-and-6, on a five-game skid...last in the nfc west and one of the worst teams in football. this current state of affairs has many thinking if the front office is thinking of making any roster moves to stop this slide, especially considering the trade deadline is coming up next week.. and it was around this time of year last season, the team acquired jimmy garoppolo. but it doesn't seem kyle shanahan and john lynch...are thinking of any drastic transactions. "everyone would love a quick fix right now. i know i would, i know our players would, i know john and the personnel staff would. but, it's not just about a quick fix. we're dedicated to try to win this sunday. but, we're also not going to just do something that makes us

feel better today that hurts us for the future. we're all working extremely hard and want much better results. but, just because the record doesn't show that isn't going to make you doubt yourself and go rip up your plans and do something totally new. we knew when we came here it was going to take some time and we want that to be as fast as possible, there's no doubt about that. but, you also don't want to make stupid decisions because of that." now to some sad news in bay area baseball-- the passing of one of the most iconic voices in sports...legendary broadcaster hank greenwald. "maldanado with a lead from third, butler off second, thomson on first... and the pitch. and clark, hits it up the middle into centerfield, base hit! maldanado scores, here comes butler, on his way to thrid is thompson! giants lead three to one! and superman has done it again." for nearly two decades, greenwald was the play-by-play voice of the giants on the radio airwaves... and fans adored his tremendous storytelling and dry wit. ...as he called some great moments in franchise history. he graduated

from syracuse in 1957... and then went on to call games for usf basketball, the warriors... cbs sports radio... and even broadcasted for the a's in the mid-2000s. in a statement released this afternoon, giants president larry baer called greenwald a quote-- 'broadcasting legend.'.. and was the key link to our fans listening at home and brought our game to life through the radio.' greenwald died after a longtime heart and kidney complications.. he was 83 years old. finally, the warriors...flexed on the suns last night...with a resounding 20-point win, but the major highlight occurred during halftime. -this is a really neat story and an example of why the warriors are a first-class organization. -red panda...the fan- favorite halfitime performer, who tours arenas around the league, had her unicycle stolen at sfo back in january. warriors stepped up... rick welts presented her with a brand made cycle --and red panda...went like a pro. very classy team. that wraps up kron4 news at 6. that wraps up kron4 news at 6. we'll see

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