kron4 news at five is next. (vicki) now at five:were are following breaking news: a manhunt is underway... after explosive devices were sent to the home of the obamas, the clintons, and other prominent targets of right wing criticsm. cnn in new york - also received one of the packages....the governor of new york is calling this an act of political terror.... we'll have the latest on the investigation in just a moment. (grant) but first... in just moments we are expecting a major update on a suspicious fire that ripped through an under-construction housing complex. federal investigators were back on the scene today - sifting through the wreckage..- trying to figure out who or what may of sparked it. hello i'm grant lodes. (vicki) and i'm vicki liviakis. the fire broke out yesterday morning in west oakland. there are concerns this is a case of arson -- it's just the latest fire at an under construction housing complex in the bay area. kron4's

terisa estacio is live in oakland - where news conference is about to start... terisa? ... any minute, officials plan to start this news conference... about the firey blaze at the ice house town home property. we may learn that they will be announcing that it was a case of arson. so far they have been calling this a suspicious fire. also, we know they pulled surveilliance video from at least half a dozen various cameras lining the complex and the surrodnign area. (take vo) today at the complex... a large group of federal agents gathered. they seem to be concentrating on the front of teh complex... the of teh on the front concentrating they seem to be gathered. federal agents large group of complex... a today at the (take vo) area. surrodnign and the the complex cameras lining the complex and the surrodnign area. (take vo) today at the complex... a large group of federal agents gathered. they seem to be concentrating on the front of teh complex...

the main entrance going in. fire fighters also out and examining and looking for telltale signs of how this fire got underway. it was early tuesday morning around 2am... the initial call came in. it quickly spread to a five alarm fire... the flames screaming into the night... oakland's fire chief revealed it was a very dangerous fire - burning intensely. it took hours to get the blaze under control. and even hours later hot spots flared up. this fire - one of nearly a half dozen suspicious fires in oakland and the east bay intentially set. an oakland resident who lives neary by said as the bay area struggles to deal with a housing crisis... this fire wiping away so many homes is terrible. brian nelson, oakland resident. it is terrible, they need to figure this out. investiagion under way... (grant) (grant) now back to that other

big story... a number of suspected explosive packages addressed to president barack obama, former secretary of state hillary clinton, other prominent democrats, and a trump critic have been intercepted within the last few days. (vicki) a law enforcement official says the devices appear to be rudimentary but functional. and now a manhunt is underway for the person who sent the,. natasha chen

explains how each of these packages were discovered. james o'neill / nypd commissioner: "responding officers identified a device that appeared to be a live, explosive device."a number of suspicious packages sent to high profile targets have sparked fears of a potential coordinated attack. authorities say improvised explosive devices addressed to former president barack obama, hillary clinton, and former attorney general eric holder have been intercepted.also on wednesday, a package with an explosive device and white powder arrived at the mailroom of the time warner center building, which houses cnn's new york bureau. mayor bill de blasio / new york city: "what we saw here today was an effort to terrorize, it is clear an act of terror, attempting to undermine our free press, and leaders of our country, through acts of violence."that package was addressed to former c.i.a. director john brennan.a similar device was also sent to the home of billionaire investor and major democratic donor george soros earlier this week.president trump has been monitoring the developments from the white house with his top aides. president donald trump: "acts

or threats of political violence of any kind have no place in the united states of america."a law enforcement official says that all of the devices appear to be constructed similarly. at least one of them contained projectiles with shards of glass. the source says the devices were functional.james o'neill / nypd commissioner: "we've seen this before, and we've seen worse. we will not be intimidated, and we will bring these perpetrators to justice."in new york, i'm karin caifa. oakland fire chief darin white says investigators are trying to determine if a massive blaze that destroyed four buildings under construction and injured a firefighter is connected to a nearby arson fire that was quickly extinguished.the large blaze at the complex near west grand avenue and myrtle street was reported at 1:59 a.m. tuesday and was still burning as of 10 a.m.white says firefighters quickly extinguished a small

blaze inside an apartment in a complex under construction about a mile away on peralta street.oakland mayor libby schaaf is calling on residents near construction sites to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activity.there have been at least three arson fires at apartment buildings being built in oakland in the last two years.

(vicki) (vicki) a big story tonight...

crews are racing against the clock to repair yet another piece of cracked glass at san francisco's millennium tower. they want to remove the glass before the city makes them put up safety scaffolding along fremont street. kron 4's dan kerman is live at the tower tonight with more. dan? it's here between floors 9 and 10 on the fremont street side of san francisco's millennium tower where a second piece of cracked glass was discovered by engineers conducting a visual inspection demanded by the city.sot william strawn/sf dept. of building inspection the city has demanded safety scaffolding be erected by friday to protect those on the sidewalk below from falling

glass, but wednesday the homeowners association took steps to remove the glass and seal the opening, thus removing the threat and the need for scaffolding. this has yet to be completed.it turns out this second piece of cracked glass was initially discovered by a window washer 2 years ago, but it remains unclear why it was never repaired. engineers for the homeowners association say it's unknown what caused this glass to crack, but they don't believe it's due to the towers sinking and tilting.sot engineers said the same thing about the cracked glass above mission street. experts for the city have yet to review the determination regarding the fremont street crack... it's also unclear if there is more cracked glass on the mission street side of the buildingsot144/ we will know

(grant) flu season is here...and even if you got the shot...you still may get the flu. the gound-breaking new treatment that's supposed to make you feel better faster... once you get sick.

(vicki) more bad press for round-up weed killer. which popular breakfast cereals have levels of the herbicide in them...that could cause cancer. (grant) and right after the break. rob fladeboe joins us live...and takes us for a ride....as the latest list of worst local commutes is out. the nitty gritty on the gridlock...right after the break. the break. proposition 11 solves two issues. first, it continues to pay paramedics while we're on break. second, it ensures the closest ambulance can respond if you call 9-1-1. vote yes on 11.

proposition 11 "a common sense solution" to protect public safety. it ensures the closest ambulance remains on-call during paid breaks "so that they can respond immediately when needed." vote yes on 11. (grant) another big story we're reporting on daily...the treacherous traffic here in the bay.. and today...the metropolitan traffic

commission is out with it's annual list of the top ten worst traffic spots.(vicki) and topping the list once again is the evening bay bridge commute out of san francisco... with interstate 80 in the opposite direction coming in second. we'll take a look at the complete list in a moment... but first... we'll go live to san jose where kron four's rob fladeboe tells about the worst commutes in the southbay. rob? (rob live) as one board member said, the good news is that traffic isn't getting any worse but the bad news is that it isn't getting any better either. the 3rd and 4th worst commutes are here in the south bay. let's go forride. coming in at number three on the list of thebay area's worst commutes is theafternoon slog on south bound u.s. 101 from sunnyvale to san jose. the mtc says commuters here and across the bay area are spending an average 3-point-6 minutes per day at speeds lower than 35 miles per hour. number four on the list is the afternoon commute here on

northbound interstate 680 from scott creek road in fremont to andrade road in sunol. across the region, the time people spend sitting in traffic has increased 65 percent since 2000 and 80 percent since the 2010recession. rush hour everywhere all the time is a huge drag on the economy says silcon valley leadership group c.e.o. carl guardino.carl guardino/silicon valley leadership group "...the commute hour has turned into the 24 hour commute hour throughout the bay area. and it's a drag on the economy for two reasons. one: just the condition of our roads is so bad that it's costing drivers and average of $793 dollars a year...and number two....it's costing us money because of delays, would you rather be sitting in traffic or would you rather be at work pr at home with your family, that's the decision that people are saying i give up on the bay area and california because we cant come to terms with the conditions of our roads and the traffic that we face..." (rob live) chief among reasons for all the congestion is the imbalanced growth of jobs and housing. with most of the jobs clustered in the city centers while most of the

housing has been built on the fringes. the result says the mtc's john goodwin is that people more people are travelling farther. live in san jose rob fladeboe kron4news. (grant) and here's a list of the top 5 worst commutes in the bay area. as we said, number one is the afternoon commute trying to leave san francisco... from 101 near cesar chavez to the bay bridge around yerba buena island. coming in at number 2... the

drive on westbound interstate 80 from highway four in hercules to all the way to the bay bridge toll plaza. number 3 is southbound highway 101 from sunnyvale to san jose. number 4 is the 6-80 stretch from fremont to sunol...rob fladeboe telling us all about numbers 3 and 4. coming in fifth... is eastbound state route 4 in martinez to port chicago highway in concord. for the complete list, go to our website at kron-4 dot com. (vicki) new tonight at 5... the f-d-a has just approved a brand new flu treatment.(grant) it comes after the deadliest u.s. flu seasonin 40 years.. catherine heenan is here with details.. (catherine) the f-d-a has approved what's described as a fast-acting, single-dose oral medication... indicating it's coming at a time when it's badly needed... genentech is selling the

medication under thebrand name zo-flu-za... the annoucement follows a terrible flu season..with more than 80-thousand people dying from the flu in the u.s..... and many more hospitalized. it's been roughly 20 years since a new treatment was approved....and we asked a doctor with genentech why it's taken so long.. he stresses that this is not intended as a substitutefor getting a flu shot. it's

expected that zo-flu-za will be available within weeks. grant and vicki? (anchor) taking a live look outside-- overlooking downtown san francisco. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was a beautiful day with warmer temperatures. highs today were in the mid 70s inland with 60s at the coast and sunny skies too. on the radar you can see more rain spreading into the pacific northwest. but high pressure is keeping california mostly dry. high pressure will strengthen over the next few days to bring warmer weather for the bay area. highs tomorrow will be in the 70s to low 80s inland, 70s around the bay and 60s at the coast. highs will get near 90 degrees in the warmest locations on saturday before a big drop in temperatures on sunday. cooler weather and windy conditions are possible on halloween.

halloween.possible on conditions are windy weather and cooler weather and windy conditions are possible on halloween. (vicki) still ahead... a runaway escalator causes riders to tumble down, injuring many. what went wrong.

(grant) plus you want your kids to eat a healthy breakfast to kick start their day, but you may want to hold the box. weed killer turning up in some breakfast cereal. we'll tell you which ones. you know when you're at ross and you find a deal on cookware that makes you say. yes! ...oh, yeah! bring on the holidays! that's yes for less. everything you need to prep, cook and serve up the season. it feels even better when you find it for less-at ross. yes for less.

and you realize you are the the hostess with the mostest. you know when you're at ross yes! yeah! that's yes for less. entertain in style all season long. it feels even better when you find it for less-at ross. yes for less. tonight... more cereal brands have tested positive for a controversial herbicide found in weed killer.(grant) one group says it could pose a cancer risk with long-term use. kron4's ryan

o'donnell joins us with more on what brands we're talking about. we're talking about some very popular cereals like honey nut cheerios and quaker simply granola oats. the environmental working group or e-w-g found 26 of the 28 products it tested, had levels of, 'round-up's,' main ingredient, glyphosate(gly- foss-ate), that were higher than what e-w-g scientists feel is safe for children... putting them at risk for cancer. general mills and quaker, which were both mentioned in this report... say their products are safe and below the e-p-a limits of glyphosate(gly-foss-ate) use and well below california's safe usage amount... but e-w-g scientists believe it's still too much. this study and report comes less than two months after a san francisco jury found round-up to be significantly responsible for causing one man to get terminal cancer. back in august... benicia school district groundskeeper dewayne johnson... was awarded 289-

million-dollars in damages, which has since been reduced to 78-million, because of his constant contact with round-up. glyphosate(gly-foss-ate) gets into the cereals and snack bars we eat, after its used as a pesticide on farms that grow the oats. "you never know they could just walk up and grab a kid" (grant) a plan for a safer halloween. how a mayor in georgia is making sure no sex offenders are on the streets while kids are out trick-or- (vicki) plus... after suspected explosives are sent to high ranking democrats --some lawmakers point a finger at the political rhetoric. we'll have reaction to the attempted bombings (grant)

(grant) back to our top story tonight... a number of suspicious packages sent to high profile targets have sparked fears of a potential coordinated attack. authorities say improvised explosive devices have been intercepted that were addressed to former president barack obama, one time secretart of state hillary clinton, and former attorney general eric holder. and we have just learned a package addressed to congresswoman maxine waters was found at a los angeles mail facility. also today, a package with an explosive device and white powder arrived at the mailroom of the time warner center building, which houses cnn's new york bureau. that package was addressed to

former c.i.a. director john brennan. president trump has been monitoring the trump has been monitoring the developments from the white house with his top aides. a law enforcement official says that all of the devices appear to be constructed similarly... and the devices were functional. (vicki) and president trump said a major investigation is underway following the news of the suspected explosives mailed to various politicians around the east coast... (grant) but as alexandra limon reports - some lawmakers wonder if the political rhetoric in washington is to blame. trumpwe're extremely angry, upset, unhappy about what we witnessed this morningpence these cowardly acts are despicablethe president and his administration condemned what appear to be attempted bombing attacks of prominent americans.....trumpa major federal investigation is now under way. the full weight of our government is being deployed to conduct this investigation and bring those responsible for these despicable acts to justice. president trump called for unity trumpwe have to come together and send one very clear strong unmistakable message that acts or political threats or threats of political violence of any kind

have no place in the united states of america.alexandra limon / washington correspondentthe president did not mention the intended targets of the packages... mostly prominent democrats, presidential critics, and a news organization ... they include former former president obama and hillary clinton.hillary clintonwe are fine thanks to the men and women of the secret service. some lawmakers including arizona senator jeff flake blame the hostile political atmosphere...sen. jeff flake / az -rwe've got to tone down the rhetoric, both sides. we gotta see people as opponents but not enemies.officials fear there could be other packages that have not yet been discovered...the investigation is ongoing. in washington alexandra limon. (vicki) also tonight at 5:30... kron4 is always tracking local stories.

here's a look at what's going on in your neighborhood. (grant) happening now in san francisco... city leaders have voted to suspend nearly 10 million dollars in funding for the brand new salesforce transbay center. this comes after a crack was found in two beams. for weeks now, crews have been working on a shoring system on fremont street to support the cracked beams. some are concerned that suspending an additional 9-point-6 million dollars will slow down the continued project to expand the transit center. but, yesterday the san francisco board of supervisors voted to suspend this money and create a peer panel of experts to recommend a plan for fixing the transit center. the money was going to pay for rail lines that would eventually connect with cal trains. but recent problems with the transit center has officials worried about putting any more money into this project (vicki) police in the south bay are looking for the man who exposed himself to a student as she was headed to school. it happened yesterday morning just before 7:30 at gilroy high school on

princevalle street. the student says she was entering the back parking lot of the school when a man exposed himself. police say he was driving a black four door car with black rims. (grant) in the north bay... petaluma police are looking for a man accused of recording a woman taking a shower. the woman told police the prolwer tried to record her taking a shower through her bathroom window. police say this happened around seven-25 tuesday night on stuart drive just off highway 101. she yelled at him and he ran away. police tried searching the area but were not able to find him. (grant) police need your help looking for three people who robbed a store at the petaluma outlets. together.. police say two men and a woman stole about 60 pairs of jeans worth more than sixteen hundred dollars. these pictures were taken from security footage inside the tommy hilfiger where all the clothes were stolen. petaluma police ask if you recognize any of these people to please call police. lawrence karnow: it was a

beautiful day with warmer temperatures. highs today were in the mid 70s inland with 60s at the coast and sunny skies too. on the radar you can see more rain spreading into the pacific northwest. but high pressure is keeping california mostly dry. high pressure will strengthen over the next few days to bring warmer weather for the bay area. highs tomorrow will be in the 70s to low 80s inland, 70s around the bay and 60s at the coast. highs will get near 90 degrees in the warmest locations on saturday before a big drop in temperatures on sunday. cooler weather and windy conditions are possible on halloween.

as thousands of migrants continue to head north hoping to make it into the united states... president trump issues another warning.(grant) he's considering a military option - beyond the national guard -- to protect the border. kron4's ryan o'donnell joins us with more on where things stand today. these migrants have a long and difficult way to go still. the mexican government now saying about 25- hundred people have dropped-off the trail. thousands still... are slowly heading towards the u-s mexico border. most, with a story of survival as they escape horrible conditions back home. many bringing the whole family... while others are trying to reunite with loved ones already in the u-s. like bryan covodriles who's three year old daughter, a u-s citizen, is waiting for him. bryan covodriles/trying to reunite with family: "she's the one who needs me the most and i don't want her to growup without me." 0:10 president trump says people

shouldn't be able to enter the u-s illegally, saying the u-s has the "dumbest immigration laws anywhere in the world." the migrant caravan started in honduras -- passed through guatemala -- and is now in the southern mexican town of huixtla(weeks-lah).it will likely be weeks -- if not months -- before the migrants even reach the u-s border. (vicki) take a look at this... scary moments after an escalator malfunctioned and rapidly sped downward at a metro station in rome. 20 people were injured. it left passengers in a mess at the bottom. most of those involved in the accident were russian soccer fans on their way to attend a champions league match. fire officials say the injured people were taken to a hospital. one of them had serious injuries. the cause of the accident is under investigation. (grant) coming up... call it an extreme case of arachnophobia. a california man accidentally

started a house fire trying to kill black widow spiders. we'll tell you how. plus... does this guy look familiar? police are looking for a beer bandit... and the famous actor he looks like is now trying to clear his own name. eleni kounalakis owns this building.

profited millions from tobacco, oil, and wall street. as a rich developer, she violated clean water laws.

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police in the u-k are looking for this robber... and he might look a little familiar. (vicki) after officers posted this picture.. people immediately noticed the suspect stri==king resemblance to the character "ross" from friends. and the picture got the attention of actor david schwimmer himself. (grant) schwimmer posted a spoof video on twitter of himself re-enacting the incident, with the comment "officers, i swear it wasn't me, as you can see i was in new york." the officers looking for the suspect also tweeted that they had investigated and could confirm that schwimmer was in the u-s that day. (vicki) still ahead... the first "amazon-go" store has opened in the bay area. we'll take a look inside and see how you can buy groceries without going through a checkout line.

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weaving your own shoes... out of flax. or, simply adjust your thermostat. do your thing with energy upgrade california. (vicki) a big story tonight... one lucky

person beat the odds ... and is 1.6 billion dollars richer. the winnning ticket for the mega millions jackpot was sold in south carolina.(grant) but lottery fever isn't over ... the powerball is still up for grabs tonight. kron 4's will tran is live at a safeway in san francisco ... where a ticket got 5 of the 6 numbers last night. lets take a look at the winning numbers drawn at the winning lets take a look lets take a look at the winning numbers drawn last night. five ....twenty eight...sixty two... sixty five....seventy.. and the mega number is five. 8 tickets sold in california got five of the six numbers... one of those tickets in san francisco. lottery fever isnt over .... the jackpot for tonights powerball drawing is up to 620 million dollars. with an estimated one-time cash payout of more than 350 million dollars. the winning

numbers will be drawn tonight at 8 o-clock tonight. (grant) a man in fresno went way overboard... trying to kill black widow spiders in his parents' home. he accidentally started a house fire last night -- after using a blowtorch to kill the

spiders.kill the blowtorch to kill the spiders. he was house-sitting for his parents at the time. firefighters say he made it out safely and no one was hurt. more than two dozen firefighters responded and put out the fire -- which damaged the second-story and the attic. (vicki) mazon has opened up its first "amazon go" store in the bay area. it's a high- tech cashier- less store where no check- out is needed. kron 4's gabe slate shows us how it works. before you get to the store you need download the free amazon go app to your phone. it's a stand alone app, but it attaches to your existing amazon account. if you don't have an amazon account.. then you will have to create an amazon go account and attaching a credit or debit card. when you walk into the amazon go store you open the app on your phone. this screen automatically appears with a bar code that represents your account you scan that barcode to get into the store. you can then put your phone in your pocket.

and shop when you grab things off the shelf they are added to your virtual cart... cameras and sensors placed throughout the store are tracking you and what you grab off the shelves. if you put something back on the shelf it's taken out of your virtual account. when you're done you just walk out again your phone can stay in your pocket the store knows what you walked out with and charges your card you established with the account. the whole idea of this store is to grab and go. no lines quick in and out you don't need an amazon prime account to shop here. there is no check out.. no cash registers, but there will always be workers in the store to stock the shelves and assist shoppers. i tried it out grabbed a sandwich, chips, and a drink and walked out about a (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: it was a beautiful day with warmer temperatures. highs today were in the mid 70s inland with 60s at the coast and sunny skies too. on the radar you can see more rain spreading into the

pacific northwest. but high pressure is keeping california mostly dry. high pressure will strengthen over the next few days to bring warmer weather for the bay area. highs tomorrow will be in the 70s to low 80s inland, 70s around the bay and 60s at the coast. highs will get near 90 degrees in the warmest locations on saturday before a big drop in temperatures on sunday. cooler weather and windy conditions are possible on halloween. (vicki) next on kron4 news at 5... a mayor has big plans in an effort to keep kids safe on halloween. details on where he is o rdering all sex offenders to go-- while kids are out trick-

or-treating. (grant) a mayor in grovetown, georgia has a plan for what he believes will be a safer halloween. he is gathering up or-treating. are out trick- go-- while kids offenders to halloween.possible on conditions are windy conditions are possible on halloween.

(vicki) (vicki) next on kron4 news at 5... a mayor has big plans in an effort to keep kids safe on halloween. details on where he is o rdering all sex offenders to go-- while kids are out trick- or-treating.

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comcast business. grovetown, georgia has a plan for what he believes will be a safer halloween. he is gathering up all of the town's registered sex-offenders and confining them to one building for the night.(vicki) lia fernandez has more on the plan including the mayor's answer to questions of legality. betsy bishop/grandmother: "my granddaughter's 8-years-old, and i still walk up to the door with her." i won't let her go by herself."betsy bishop and her sweet granddaughter destiny -- are ready for halloween.but she says she lives everyday scared -- knowing they live across the street from a sex offender. betsy bishop/grandmother: "that's the reason why i hardly let my grandchild out the house. ever since the girl moved in over there about 3 months ago."her new neighbor is -- heather nicole hart.a register sex offender convicted of molesting a child and rape.all of it hitting too

close to home for bishop -- betsy bishop/grandmother: "my daughter, her momma got molested whenever she was like 4-years-old from the church driver now, that drove the church bus."taking her trust away from those around her. betsy bishop/grandmother: "i just keep her real close to me because, i've gotten where i don't even trust nobody no more."but grovetown mayor gary jones is trying to put parents and grandparents at ease -- when it's time to take the kiddos out trick-or-treating. betsy bishop/grandmother: "these sex offenders don't need to be out here loose like they are cause you never know, they can just walk up and just grab a kid."in a facebook post mayor jones says -- "in order to safety of our children, all sex offenders in the city of grovetown will be housed in the council chambers on night from 6pm to 9pm.betsy bishop/grandmother: "yes, that puts my mind at jones says there are around 30 sex offenders in the area -- they'll be gathering here -- at city hall -- with 5 officers watching over them. some people like -- bishop -- very happy with the decision. betsy bishop/grandmother: "he is doing a good job if he does get them off the street for halloween."others wonder if it's legal... but mayor jones assures people-- it is... writing -- the georgia community probation services has the authority under special conditions to require offenders to report.

(vick) that was lia fernandez reporting. grovetown's mayor says the move to corral the town's sex- offenders is all just a precaution and not in response to a specific incident. (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(grant) ken wayne and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (ken) coming up next on kron4 news at six.. we are following breaking news. another potential explosive device has been found -- this time in los angeles -- addressed to congresswoman maxine waters. it comes after the obamas, the clintons, cnn and others were sent explosives....(pam) then - within the last hour -- we have learned more about this suspicious fire at an

oakland construction site. we'll have a live update... next at six.

and to have projectiles, i mean that's a -- excuse me that sounds like a fire alarm here, we'll keep you posted on that." > (ken) our top story tonight at 6. c-n-n's

new york headquarters in new york had to be evacuated this morning after a suspicious package was found in the mailroom. and similar packages continue to be discovered... including one just found in los angeles -- addressed to congresswoman ... and frequent trump critic .. maxine waters. a number of suspected explosive packages intercepted in recent days... addressed prominent democrats like president barack obama and hillary clinton. tonight... the f-b-i is warning the american public to remain vigilant. thank you for joining us, i'm ken wayne. and i'm pam moore. a law enforcement official says, the devices appear to be rudimentary ... but functional. luckily -- nobody has been hurt by the devices. c-n-n's karin caifa has the latest from new york. james o'neill / nypd commissioner: "responding officers identified a device that appeared to be a live, explosive device."a number of suspicious packages sent to high profile targets have sparked fears of a potential coordinated attack. authorities say improvised explosive devices addressed to

former president barack obama, hillary clinton, and former attorney general eric holder have been intercepted.also on wednesday, a package with an explosive device and white powder arrived at the mailroom of the time warner center building, which houses cnn's new york bureau. mayor bill de blasio / new york city: "what we saw here today was an effort to terrorize, it is clear an act of terror, attempting to undermine our free press, and leaders of our country, through acts of violence."that package was addressed to former c.i.a. director john brennan.a similar device was also sent to the home of billionaire investor and major democratic donor george soros earlier this week.president trump has been monitoring the developments from the white house with his top aides. president donald trump: "acts or threats of political violence of any kind have no place in the united states of america."a law enforcement official says that all of the

devices appear to be constructed similarly. at least one of them contained projectiles with shards of glass. the source says the devices were functional.james o'neill / nypd commissioner: "we've seen this before, and we've seen worse. we will not be intimidated, and we will bring these perpetrators to justice."in new york, i'm karin caifa. developing

news in the east bay... a news conference on that massive fire at a 'under construction' .... town home complex.. just wrapped up... we are learning that a special national federal team has been called in to investigate the fire. kron four's terisa estacio was at the news conference.. she joins us live... terisa - did officials say whether they believe this was a case of arson? (take terisa live) they stopped short of calling it an arson fire... but we are learning that back in april, there was another fire at the complex in the stairwell - and that is still under investigation... both the april fire and the large one yesterday, considered highly suspicious. (take vo) oakland officials announced they have called in the national response team with the bureau of alcohol tobacco firearms and explossives... oakland's fire chief darin white announced he called in the team due to the enormity of the fire at the ice townhouse complex on west grand and myrtle. the fire engulfed the complex - destroying most of the 126

units. many had already been sold.... 40 families had planned to move in - on december first.this fire, now joins a long list of complexes that have been the subject of arson. darin white, oakland fire chief. we will get to the bottom of this, we know this is important to the community. patrick gorman, asst. special agent. "we have specialists and they will be focusing on finding the origin.: (continue vo) out at the site today- some of those specially trained agents already working on collecting valable evidence. the atf agent says it could be weeks before we have a determination of the cause of the fire. he also expained they are currently going thorugh and getting all of the surveillance video in teh area to see fi they can find anything suspicious. te

(ken)new tonight at 6. chevron has agreed to pay an almost 3 million dollar fine, and spend 150 million on improvements to its oil

refineries after it was found that the company violated pollution laws. the fine covers several different incidents for the san ramon based company ... including the 2012 fire at its richmond facility that prompted 14- thousand residents to be evacuated. 10 million dollars will be spent on environmental projects in california and three other states where chevron refineries are located. also new at 6 tonight. holding the pope accountable for the actions of his priests. that is what a new lawsuit intends to do... on behalf of two priest abuse survivors. kron4's haaziq madyun has the story (pkg)legal action aimed at stopping the abuse of children at the hands of catholic priests by forcing the vatican to reveal everything it has on the subjectsot the attorney behind a new

federal lawsuit jeff anderson explains why he believes the pope is culpable for the behavior of priests all over the worldsotthe plantiffis are james keenan of st. paul minnesota and pinole resident kathleen stonebraker sotanderson admits he has tried and failed at suing the vatican twice before. he is hoping this time will be succeesfulsotin san francisco haaziq madyun kron4news (pkg) legal action aimed at stopping the abuse of children at the hands of catholic priests by forcing the vatican to (ken) (ken) crews

at san francisco's millennium tower are racing against the clock to remove a second piece of cracked glass before the city makes them put up safety scaffolding along fremont street. it's the latest incident for this troubled building which has already been found to be sinking and tilting. kron 4's dan kerman is live at the tower with more... wednesday, crews worked throughout the day to remove a second piece of cracked glass discovered at the millennium tower. this one is between

the 9th and 10th floor above fremont street. and while the city was just informed about it, it was initially discovered 2 years ago by a window washer. if the homeowners assocaition can't get the glass removed and the area sealed by friday, safety scaffolding will have to go up along fremont street. at this point engineers for homeowners association dont believe this crack is tied to the buildings sinking and leaningsot william strawn/sf dept. of building inspectionexperts for the city have yet to review that report. it was labor day weekend when another piece of cracked glass was discovered above mission street on the 36th floor. as to whehter there are any other cracked pieces of glass, city officials dont yet knowsot

sotyet knowofficials dont glass, city pieces of other cracked there are any to whehter 36th floor. as to whehter there are any other cracked pieces of officials dont yet knowsot (pam) could a new ice cream shop... help improve a neighborhood? that is the hope .... with opening the bay area novelty ice cream shop bi- rite .... in the heart of san francisco's civic center. mayor london breed attended the grand opening yesterday. today, was the first official full day open... and lines were forming around

the block at lunch time. the cafe is not only serving soft serve ... but people can also get sandwiches and more. é coming up.. thousands of hours of your time.. lost in traffic delays.. a new report gets to the specifics on the worst spots and times for commuters... one of the biggest names in tech .. tim cook.. takes aim at his own industry over an issue that could lead to a backlash against them all .. details ahead. plus.. a crash landing and explosion of a vintage plane... on a major california highway .. the story .. next. (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break. 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. crashes often

cause problems on california freeways.but an accident in los angeles county was a little different ..... it was caused by a vintage plane. laurie perez reports from agoura hills. moments after this plane burst into flames and billowing smoke on the 101.social media exploded as stunned passengers, and truthfully drivers documented the unbelievably close call.so many variables adding to the drama - starting with the pilot getting out of this fiery crash without injury! witnesses posted videos and

disbelief at the remarkable landing right in the middle of the busy freeway through agoura hills just after 2 pm. not only was the pilot, who investigators say was alone on the plane, unhurt but he managed to steer the plane away from hitting any passing traffic...then, the plane itself - the faa says it's an snj-5, or at-6 - it's a world war two training aircraft - no doubt it caused double takes. van nuys airport confirmed it belongs to the condor squadron vintage flying club.we're told the pilot, who's in his 40s, flies for alaskan air -this is a picture of the plane moments before it went down - a 3rd grade teacher at nearby loopin elementary snapped it from the playground where she was with her students when she says she first heard the plane sputtering and knew it was in trouble - so close she was worried it might crash on or near the school - she told us she reassured the children and was relieved to hear it got down without hurting anyone. meanwhile the mess tied up traffic on the 101 in both directions for hours - some commuters having to exit after running out of gas as they made their slow way.tyler owens/driver"it was like insane, like worst traffic i've ever seen on the 101 going north."dontae mowry/driver"i tried to get some gas and then as i was driving here i called my mom and said i made a big mistake, i shoulda just stayed home."

(pam) that was laurie perez reporting.the crash is being investigated by the f-a-a and the n-t-s-b. (ken) there is a new report out detailing the bay area's worst commutes...(pam) the good news - the commutes are no longer getting worse -- but things are still as bad as ever.. kron4's dan thorn is live in san francisco -- along the embarcadero with details.. dan? (dan) pam & ken.for 4 years straight..at the top of the list is the afternoon commute to the bay bridge leaving the city between 101 at cesar chavez and the yerba buena tunnel. along that route--the mtc says commuters log more than 14 -thousand hours of delay between 12:30 in the afternoon and 10:30 at night. the second spot also involves the bay bridge--this time in the other direction--its the i-80 westbound drive from hercules to the bay bridge toll plaza. it's not just the city seeing the rough

commutes.. rob fladeboe has more from silicon valley. coming in at number three on the list of thebay area's worst commutes is theafternoon slog on south bound u.s. 101 from sunnyvale to san jose. the mtc says commuters here and across the bay area are spending an average 3-point-6 minutes per day at speeds lower than 35 miles per hour. number four on the list is the afternoon commute here on northbound interstate 680 from scott creek road in fremont to andrade road in sunol. across the region, the time people spend sitting in traffic has increased 65 percent since 2000 and 80 percent since the 2010recession. rush hour everywhere all the time is a huge drag on the economy says silcon valley leadership group c.e.o. carl guardino.carl guardino/silicon valley leadership group "...the commute hour has turned into the 24 hour commute hour throughout the bay area. and it's a drag on the economy for two reasons. one: just the condition of our roads is so bad that it's costing drivers and average of $793 dollars a year...and number two....it's costing us money because of delays, would you rather be sitting in traffic or would you rather be at work pr at home with your family, that's the decision that people are

saying i give up on the bay area and california because we cant come to terms with the conditions of our roads and the traffic that we face..." rob fladeboe/san jose "....getting the blame for the 24-7 traffic is the imbalance of job growth and housing with most of the jobs coming in the city centers while much of the housing so far has been built along the fringes. says the mtc's john goodwin...it's just more people commutingfarther, in san jose rob fladeboe mron4news

(pam ) apple c- e-o tim cook is denouncing the state of targeted mis- information and data collection...( ken) he was the keynote speaker at a privacy conference in brussels today... he also talked about the issue beforehand - in an interview with c-n-n.. catherine heenan is here with more.. (catherine) tim cook was effectively scolding colleagues at other silicon valley tech companies... among others. warning regulators that poor privacy practiceswill erode the entire industry.. this is video of cook at a recent apple event... today he threw his support behind a new federal privacy law in the u.s. -- calling it a necessary step.

during today's interview....cook also denied a bloomberg report alleging that china has secretly placed data collection chips inside apple hardware. he calls that a 'lie' -- but did say that the trade relationship with china needs to be re-evaluated. pam and ken? let's take a look outside right now... chief meteorologist lawrence

meteorologist chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: it was a beautiful day with warmer temperatures. highs today were in the mid 70s inland with 60s at the coast and sunny skies too. on the radar you can see more rain spreading into the pacific northwest. but high pressure is keeping california mostly dry. high pressure will strengthen over the next few days to bring warmer weather for the bay area. highs tomorrow will be in the 70s to low 80s inland, 70s around the bay and 60s at the coast. highs will get near 90 degrees in the warmest locations on saturday before a big drop in temperatures on sunday. cooler weather and windy conditions are possible on halloween. still ahead.. no one likes robo-calls .. and now they are getting worse for a specific reason .. we'll tell you why and at least one thing you can do about it... that's at 6:45.. also.. new information that is likely to

rock your morning routine .. the potentially dangerous chemical researchers are finding in breakfast cereal. (pam) for your health tonight... more cereal brands have tested positive for a controversial herbicide found in weed killer.found in weed herbicide 6:45.. halloween.possible on halloween. still ahead.. you probably detest robo-calls .. and now they are getting worse for a specific reason .. we'll tell you why and at least one thing you can do about it... that's at 6:45.. also.. new information that is likely to

rock your morning routine .. the potentially dangerous chemical researchers are finding in breakfast cereal.

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. health tonight... more

cereal brands have tested positive for a controversial herbicide found in weed killer. (ken) one group is warning, it could pose a cancer risk with long- term use. kron4's ryan o'donnell joins us with more on what brands we're talking about. we're talking about some popular cereals, cereals we

grew-up with and now our kids are growing-up with, like honey nut cheerios and quaker simply granola oats. the environmental working group or e-w-g found 26 of the 28 products it tested, had levels of, 'round-up's,' main ingredient, glyphosate(gly- foss-ate), that were higher than what e-w-g scientists feel is safe for children... putting them at risk for cancer. general mills and quaker, which were both mentioned in this report... say their products are safe and below the e-p-a limits of glyphosate(gly-foss-ate) use and well below california's safe usage amount... but e-w-g scientists believe it's still too much. this study and report comes less than two months after a san francisco jury found round-up to be significantly responsible for causing one man to get terminal cancer. back in august... benicia school district groundskeeper dewayne johnson... was awarded 289- million-dollars in damages, which has since been reduced to 78-million, because of his constant contact with round-up.

glyphosate(gly-foss-ate) gets into the cereals and snack bars we eat, after its used as a pesticide on farms that grow the oats. coming up... a college campus and hometown come together with heavy hearts over the murder of a promising college co-ed.. and more on the danger she apparently realized she was facing. plus ... an update on the series of mail bombs sent to public officials and c-n-n earlier today .. what the investigation is looking into tonight.

"they were explosive devices and to have projectiles, i mean that's a -- excuse me that sounds like a fire alarm here, we'll keep you posted on that. ..."(pam) c-n-n anchors reporting on a series of letter bombs... had to be evacuated... when one of the devices turned up at the network's office in new york. a half=dozen of the potentially deadly packages... mailed to critics of president trump.(ken)the breaking news unfolding throughout the day as bomb after bomb was discovered. grant lodes is here with a timeline.grant? (grant) here's a look at the explosive device delivered to c=n=n today: a six=inch pipe wrapped in back tape... and filled with shards of glass. more than a half dozen have been found in the mail ... including one late this afternoon in los angeles, addressed to representative maxine waters. the first bomb arrived two days ago ...

at the home of a prominent liberal financier in westchester county, new york. that bomb was intercepted by police at the soros home on westchester county.twenty=four hours later, secret service agents detected another mail bomb addressed to bill and hillary clinton' in chappaqua, new york. "we are fine, thanks to the men and women of the secret service, who intercepted the package addressed to us long before it made its way to our home. a third bomb turned up in washington d=c ... this one sent to the obamas. "the package was immediately identified during the screening procedure and it never made it to its intended location. then in manhattan ... poppy harlow/cnn: "there's a fire alarm here --"jim sciutto/cnn: "there's a fire alarm here, you might have heard it in the background, we're gonna find ot what the latest is here --"poppy harlow/cnn: "we'll be right backsiren natit wasn't a fire, but bomb number four, the n=p=d's bomb containmenty truck took the package to an f=b=i lab for analysis.the label addressed former c=i=a director john brennan, a frequent c=n=n guest.the sender's address was the local florida office of congresswoma n debbie wasserman schultz...

itself a crime scene today.a fifth device intended for former attorney general eric holder ... returned to schultz's office because of a bad address.a bomb handling robot was sent to the scene to look for any more devices.and finally this afternoon ... at a congressional mail=screening facility outside washington, bomb number six, sent to another outspoken trump critic, texas congresswoman maxine waters.natthe hunt for the would=be bomber is one of the most intense in recent history.this is number one. all hands on deckinvestigators say they have plenty to work with.since the bombs didn't go off, the bomber may have left fingerprints on the package or d=n=a on the stamps.one veteran profiler says whoever is behind the boings will not stop here,this is someone who now cannot go back. he cannot change things and now go back into an ordinary life, i'm grant lodes kronour news (grant) (grant) police also went to

former vice president joe biden's home in delaware.they did a sweep of the house, but found nothing out of the ordinary. (ken)thanks grant.(pam) time now for a look at tonight's top local stories. sotlegal action aimed at stopping the abuse of children at the hands of catholic priests by forcing the vatican to reveal everything it has on the subjectsot sotsot in san francisco haaziq madyun kron4news lawrence karnow: it was a beautiful day with warmer a beautiful day karnow: it was lawrence karnow: it was a beautiful day

with warmer temperatures. highs today were in the mid 70s inland with 60s at the coast and sunny skies too. on the radar you can see more rain spreading into the pacific northwest. but high pressure is keeping california mostly dry. high pressure will strengthen over the next few days to bring warmer weather for the bay area. highs tomorrow will be in the 70s to low 80s inland, 70s around the bay and 60s at the coast. highs will get near 90 degrees in the warmest locations on saturday before a big drop in temperatures on sunday. cooler weather and windy conditions are possible on halloween.

tonight... family and friends continue to mourn the loss of lauren mccluskey. the university of utah student was murdered by an ex- boyfriend on monday. it appears the young woman knew her life was potentially in danger ..... and according to officials ..... made all the right steps. unfortunately it wasn't enough to save her life. jamie tompkins reports. louisa rilly/victim's friend

"it's horrific how she died and honestly nobody deserves that."louisa rilly says she first met lauren mccluskey in the 8th grade..the 21-year-old superstar athlete and honors student from pullman, died monday night, after investigators say her ex- boyfriend shot her.. before killing himself.. rachel krinsky/lifewire"this is absolutely domestic violence or also called intimate partner violence."rachel krinsky is executive director of lifewire.. a local organization which advocates for domestic violence survivors..rachel krinsky/lifewire"lauren did everything she probably could have and should have done. she recognized the signs of control she recognized something was wrong in the relationship she was able to identify she was being harassed and reported it those were all really smart things that she did."rachel thinks its so important we understand the signs of domestic violence.. and share that information with friends and family..rachel krinsky/lifewire "healthy relationships don't include control lots of jealousy one partner tracking the whereabouts of the other or tracking the finances or controlling sex or money all of those signs of power and control are sort of classic signs this is not a healthy

relationship and it could escalate to violence."rachel says there's no way to spot an obvious abuser or victim. domestic violence cuts across all kinds of people and all demographics..rachel krinsky/lifewire"abusive partners don't all behave in the same way and so there is not a recipe in which you can say well if you do this and this you'll be safer. so listen to your gut talk to people and support each other." (ken) krinsky says if you know someone who is a victim of domestic violence, the most important thing you can do is believe them.. and stand by them, even when you don't agree with their choices. (pam) coming up... a mystery in healdsburg. an art piece that went missing earlier this month ... has now been replaced with something even more unusual. what it has been replaced with ... coming up.

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missing hammer in healdsburg, continues. monday morning, employees at the city's community center have found ... a three- foot nail outside the building . the giant metal nail had the word "bait" ... etched on the top... and it was placed in the same place where the 21- foot wooden hammer was stolen in early october. officials don't know who is

responsible for placing the nail there... but suspect it is some kind of prank. the artist of the 800- pound hammer ... has offered a one - thousand dollar reward.. for any information leading to an arrest. something new and said to be 'fast acting' .. in the battle against the flu ... you'll want to hear about it.. coming up tonight at six.. eleni kounalakis owns this building. profited millions from tobacco, oil, and wall street. as a rich developer, she violated clean water laws. now she's trying to buy this election. the lt. governor's office isn't for sale. i'm dr. ed hernandez. as state senator, i worked across party lines. held drug corporations accountable. invested in schools and middle-class jobs. our campaign's people powered by firefighters,

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covered california. it's more than just health care. it's life care. robocalls. but now, political campaigns around the country are sending campaign texts to mobile phones- if they have your number. kron 4's washington d-c correspondent anna wiernicki (war-nik-ee) reports... a gop strategist says, the political texts have, indeed, become more popular this election cycle than ever before, and it's completely legal. nats pop: ding, dinganna wiernicki: another text message-- sent directly from a political campaign to your mobile phone, asking for your money. or your vote.eric wilsonchief digital officer, definers public affairstake cg

@ 0:09-0:14i get about three texts a day from themanna wiernicki: eric wilson is a digital strategist based in washington dche hasn't been registered to vote in texas for a decade, but still gets personalized texts from the beto o'rourke texas senate campaign asking for his vote. eric wilson: it's certainly annoying, but illegal it's not. anna wiernicki: while most of us read them and hit delete, one texas man is suing the beto o'rourke campaign-- demanding $500 per unwanted text message. anna wiernicki (stand up)@annaewiernickitake cg @ 0:35-0:46the lawsuit claims the texts violate the 1991 telephone consumer protection actbut the political campaigns say...as long as the texts are being physically dialed by an individual, the messages are completely legal.anna wiernicki: chris evans, the communications director for o'rourke's campaign said in a statement, "our grassroots volunteer program with thousands of texans canvassing, phone banking, texting and organizing is the largest this state has seen. it is fully compliant with the law."anna wiernicki: wilson says get used to it. he says more campaigns are switching to text messaging because it's a direct line to voters eric wilson: we all have cell phones, and we all get text messages, so it's the best way to reach everyone.anna wiernicki: most people voluntarily give their number when they sign up to votewhich means your phone number is likely on a master list that campaigns can easily access.in washington, i'm anna wiernicki.

(pam) on wall street today... the dow lost 600 - points in a disappointing day for the stock market... a number of tech stocks took big hits --- including amazon --- dropping five- percent.. and netflix, which lost 9 - percent. one tech stock that actually went up .. was tesla -- up 11 - percent today. that is because the company made good on c-e-o elon musk's promise ... that the company would turn a profit in its latest quarter. the company earned more than 300- million during the three- months ending in september. it is the first time in two- years that tesla has posted a quarterly profit. the reason? a big jump in production of tesla's model 3. ( pam ) after a particularly brutal flu season .... a lot of people are welcoming the news that there is a brand new medicine ...

catherine heenan is here with details on 'zo-flu-za.' (catherine) this is being described as a fast- acting, single-dose oral medication.. and it's the first new and it's the first new flu treatment in nearly 20 years.. it's intended for people 12 and older who have had the flu for no more than 48 hours. zo-flu- za reportedly can significantly reduce how long your symptoms last. the f-d-a has just approved it - and points out that it's coming at a time when it's badly needed. more than 80-thousand people died from the flu in the u.s. in 2017-18....with 900-thousand others hospitalized. zo-flu-za is 'not' intended as a subsitute for a flu shot....you take it when you're having symptoms. the medication is expected to be medication is the medication is expected to be available within weeks. pam and ken? (pam) the massive mega- millions jackpot has come and gone -- but now another huge

lotto prize is at stake. tonight's powerball jackpot is worth an estimated 620- million dollars. in tuesday's mega - millions drawing there was a single winner. that ticket -- worth one- point- six billion dollars -- was sold in simpsonville, south carolina. we may never know who the lucky winner is there -- south carolina is one of seven states which do not require lottery winners to be publicly identified. good luck with tonight's powerball! let's take a look outside right now... chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: it was a beautiful day with warmer temperatures. highs today were in the mid 70s inland with 60s at the coast and sunny skies too. on the radar you can see more rain spreading into the pacific northwest. but high

pressure is keeping california mostly dry. high pressure will strengthen over the next few days to bring warmer weather for the bay area. highs tomorrow will be in the 70s to low 80s inland, 70s around the bay and 60s at the coast. highs will get near 90 degrees in the warmest locations on saturday before a big drop in temperatures on sunday. cooler weather and windy conditions are possible on halloween. in sports... this week's in sports... in sports... this week's

mantra for the 49ers... win the turnover battle... head coach kyle shanahan explains...

while controversy swirls around the raiders ... as they prepare to take on the colts... coach gruden and the team have some very pointed comments about possible roster moves ... and reports that derek carr has lost the locker room... mark has the story... coming up

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in the sports world tonight... (ken) mark carpenter joins us in the studio. usually when you hear from teams after their bye week, the talk is about how rested they are and how nice it was to have some time off. but, in the case of the raiders, there's much more to discuss. the silver and black...in alameda today...getting ready to host the colts. the week started with the amari cooper trade... and this afternoon, the talk centered on two major topics-- if any more trades will happen... and the reports that derek carr's relationship with the team is fractured. here's jon gruden on the possibility of more deals... and carr's response to his standing with the team. "i wouldn't say

what i told chris mortensen, i was quoted on what i said to chris mortensen. i don't see us making any more trades. i didn't see us making a trade the other day. i really didn't. sometimes, like i said, your plans change, whether you like it or not. you don't know who is calling or what they're going to say. you really don't. that does in all phases of life. i don't see us making any more trades, but i'll never say never again to anybody. if i said never to you, i'm sorry. i don't think i did."q: so if somebody calls about derek carr?coach gruden: "i'm not going to speculate abouthat today. i don't see us making anymore trades. certainly, i don't see us trading our quarterback." "no man, i don't pay that any mind. just go talk to those guys. if they don't want to put their name on it, i am going to leave it as what it is. it's nothing to me. if they want to come say it to my locker, i've had plenty of tough discussions standing right here with teammates. those are some of the guys that texted me yesterday saying, 'don't worry about this bull crap.' that kind of stuff. i can't tell you how many texts i got from former teammates, teammates i have now and all of these things that when your losing crap happens.""all these reports about this locker room being fractured with derek carr is the most

obnoxious and ridiculous thing i've heard ever. it's to the point where it's comical and laughable that i'm even sitting here talking about it..us as players have zero issues with derek carr. he is our leader, he has always been our leader. we put a c on his chest for a reason along with rodney hudson and regardless of what face he makes after a tackle or what everybody wants to dive into and wear him out about or attacking his character or attacking him as a leader on this football team is a joke." moving over to the 49ers-- not as much off the field drama, but there are on-field concerns. for the last several weeks, the niners have had a terrible habit of keeping the ball... they are last in the league in turnover differential.. and have given the ball away 14-times since the chargers game, which was nearly a month ago. kyle shanahan..on protecting the ball. "i think you're taking every step possible in those type of areas. you could have every single person carry

around a football or something like some movies and things like that. that's about all that's left. so, we're trying to focus on executing, doing the little things better. trying to not get into some second-and-long situations where you can avoid some tips and things like that where you become one have to protect the ball better fumbles." finally tonight, warriors back on the court at oracle before leaving the bay area for a 3-game road trip. the back-to-back champs...hosting the wizards... and coming off a performance in which they ran through the suns... in a 20-point blowout. but one of the subplots of the year is klay thompson's 3-point percentage.. as he's 3-for 22 from downtown. but neither he nor his teammates are worried much. that wraps up kron4 news at 6.

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