the massacre at a jewi synagogue in pittsburgh pennsylvania could face the death penalty. these are sketches of robert bowers in court today.he's accused of killing eleven people saturday. prosecutors are calling it a hate crime. hello i'm vicki liviakis. (catherine) and i'm catherine heenan in for grant lodes tonight. tonight we're learning the suspect expressed a hatred of jewish people-- long before he ever walked into the 'tree of life' synagogue.(vicki) we are also learning more about the victims. they were parents, grandparents, brothers, husbands, and wives... gunned down in a place of worship. one of the victims was a 97-year-old holocaust survivor. tonight a vigils will be held in san francisco to remember the victims and stand against hate. kron 4's camila bernal is live in pittsburgh tonight with the very latest... camila? (catherine) and happening tonight... happening and (catherine)

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(catherine) and happening tonight... various congregations in the bay area are gathering for services to remember those who died in saturday's massacre.

kron 4's dan kerman is live in san francisco with details. dan? pitt shooting reax 1029185 insertsotbay area faith leaders reacting to saturday's massacre at a pittsburgh synagoguesot rabbi corey helfand/peninsula sinai congretation 08-15jewish, christian, muslin and buddhist faith and community leaders and educators gathered monday at the presidio for an interfaith conference entitled holy spaces and holy places and event that was planned long before the shooting sot abby michelson porth/jewish community relations council 30-36attendees believe everyone has a role to play to reverse an ever increasing amount of anti-semitism and other forms of hatred.sotsot

father paul fitzgerald/pres ident, univerisity of san francisco 54-104114/elevate the discourse (vicki) and another big story we are following tonight... the alleged mail bomber -- cesar sayoc -- had his first court appearance oday. this as another

suspicious package is found and addressed to the c-n-n headquarters in atlanta, georgia. natasha chen has the very latest. cesar sayoc, the man accused of sending more than a dozen pipe bombs to critics of president trump and cnn, appeared in federal court for the first time monday afternoon.wearing a tan jumpsuit and an orange shirt, sayoc listened as a federal magistrate judge read the five charges against him.law enforcement officials say sayoc had a list of more than 100 people to whom he intended to send packages.a 15th suspicious package was intercepted monday, this time addressed to cnn's atlanta headquartersf.b.i. director chris wray said part of the reason that sayoc was found so quickly was because he left a trail of evidence for investigators to followchris wray / fbi director: based on their initial analysis, they uncovered a latent fingerprint from one of the envelopes containing an ied. there is also a possible dna connection between samples collected from pieces of two different ieds. none of sayoc's bombs ever detonated and after his arrest on friday, he reportedly told

officials that he didn't want to hurt anyone but investigators said the devices were dangerous.chris wray / fbi director: each device consisted of roughly six inches of pvc pipe, a small clock, a battery, some wiring and what is known as energetic material. though we're still analyzing the devices in our laboratory, these are not hoax devices.sayoc will appear in federal court in miami again on friday for a pre-trial detention hearing and a status conference to discuss moving sayoc to new york, where the case will ultimately be prosecuted.in miami, i'm natasha chen reporting. (catherine) breaking news: we're learning that a worker at a vineyard has died after getting caught in a grape picking machine. the napa county sheriff's office says it happened on monticello road around 12:45 this afternoon. the worker has been identified as 49-year-old leon lua... we're working to learn more about the circumstances of the accident.. (catherine) developing

news tonight... a human skill detatched from its body has been found in the east bay. (vicki) investigators say there may be clues found in a decomposed torso found near the same spot. kron 4's haaziq madyun has the story. (pkg)there may be a link to a human skull found in the backyard of this home and the headless body of a person found a few blocks from this locationsot

office: "there maybe some fear in the community that anytime you hear a story about a head being found in the backyard that there is something sinister going on. we are looking at this as a case where possibly someone, maybe a transient or a homeless person died, they were not discovered and that during the decomposition process the skull was separated from the torso and ended up a block a way">in regards the skull and the torso being found in two separate locations, officials at the alameda county coroner's office say one possibility is an animal moving things from one location to anotherin oakland haaziq madyun kron4news (catherine) the two men charged with involuntary manslaughter in the ghost ship warehouse fire - will face trial in oakland early next year... that represents a change in course for lawyers for derick

almena and max harris... they'd been talking about moving the case out of alameda county....but now say they've polled possible jurors -- and have changed their minds.saying jurors in alameda will likely be 'more friendly' than those in other counties. the 2016 warehouse fire killed three dozen partygoers.. a trial judge was supposed to be selected today but that decision was delayed until november 9th. the criminal trial is now scheduled for next april. (vicki) also new at 5... the golden state warriors will still be on the hook to pay for renovations at oracle arena even after they leave and go to san francisco. (catherine) it's millions of dollars that could' have been left to taxpayers. kron4's ryan o'donnell joins us with more on why the team owes so much. ryan? this is all part of a deal the warriors made years ago to upgrade oracle arena... but since they're leaving... they didn't want to pay the remaining balance. today... they were ordered to

do so. in 19-96... a 30-year bond of 100-million dollars was issued to begin a major renovation of oracle arena. along with the upgrades... was a 20 year lease agreement... which they extended, and ends after the 2019-2020 season. the team argued their obligation ends when their lease does... while the colliseum authority, which is a partnership of both the city of oakland and alamdeda county, argued it didn't. the debate went to arbitratoin... which in the end... sided with the colliseum authority. authority chair nate miley, in a statement, says... "we are pleased by today's ruling and believe that it's the warriors, not the oakland and alameda county taxpayers who should repay this debt." the warriors still owe about 40- million dollars. (catherine) coming up... police in the south bay are searching for the suspect in a deadly hit-and-run. tonight they say they know the identity of that person.. we'll have the details.

(vicki) a warning after a credit card skimmer was found at a gas station in the east bay. we'll explain what you need to look out for... to find out if you were a victim. (catherine) also -- after the break.. . after the deadly synagogue attack in pittsburgh..... bay area congregations are stepping up security. what they're doing to make sure that people are safe. (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. teachers and nurses. big corporations are making and just got a huge tax break. but the middle class is struggling. prop c is a common-sense plan. the top 1% of businesses pay their fair share to tackle homelessness for all of us.

companies with revenue greater than $50 million pay, not small businesses or homeowners. the prop c plan is supported by the democratic party, teachers, and mental-health professionals. vote "yes" on c. big corporations pay for it, not you. after the shooting in

pittsburg - bay area synagogues are re-examining their security measures. as kron four's terisa estacio reports, one synagogue says it's now taking extra steps to protect the congregation.(take pkg) terisa estacio, reporting, santa rosa here in santa rosa, they ahve increased security here at shomrei torah, after that shooting last weekend. but the rabbi also tells me that sadly, tough security is always on their minds. rabbi stephanie kramer, "we have panic buttons, cameras, 24 hour surveillance. " i sat down with rabbi kramer about the tragic events from over the weekend. rabbi. i was at a women's retreat. it was awful, but i wasn't surprised. it is unfortunate what it going on. the rabbi says - over the years, and faced with threats at various synogogues... it has always been a high priority to conduct active shooter drills, as well as employ a wide variety of safety measures. rabbi. i would like to say i am suprised about all of this, but we always need to be on the ready. but while the congregation is constantly monitoring its safety needs, it is also embracing the spiritual concerns of those in the community. this thursday evening there will be a interfaith servoce with 8 different churches invited to participate. rabbi. we need to come together. in santa rosa, terisa estacio, kron

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(catherine) police in southern california are investigating a shooting that left seven people injured at a night club. they say there were two separate back-to-back shootings at the 'sevilla club' in in riverside last night. the victims were hospitalized. they're all expected to survived. the shooter - or shooters - got away. investigators don't have a description... some witnesses say they saw a single shooter, who was wearing a white mask. (catherine) a north carolina high school student was shot and killed today -- by a fellow student. it happened in a school hallway during a fight just before classes began at butler high school. it happened in the town of matthews... which is

southeast of charlotte. school officials say the shooting apparently stemmed from a case of bullying. a 16-year-old boy named bobby mckeithen was shot and later died at the hospital. a 16-year-old freshman is charged with first degree murder and is in jail tonight. (vicki) in the south bay - police have identified the driver who they believe killed a man in a hit and run. kron 4's sanaz tahernia spoke to sunnyvale police about the suspect. police have identified a woman they say was driving a red or maroon minivan when she fatally struck a man in a hit and run right here on central expressway near pajaro avenue. her name is reina robles, she's 55 years old and police say that on october 20th she struck and killed 73-year-old javad hada of sunnyvale. now police have already found the car. it was parked on tamarack avenue near halford avenue in santa clara. police say that they believe robles was driving the car because of an anonymous tip and they also believe she may try to leave the country. so if you do

have any information regarding the incident or robles' whereabouts, you're asked to call police. reporting in sunnyvale sanaz tahernia, kron 4 news. (anchor) (anchor) taking a live look outside-- overlooking downtown san francisco. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. it was a gorgeous day around the bay area as high pressure gets ready build in. highs today were in the 70s and 80s inland with 60s and sunshine at the coast too. red flag warnings are going up for bay area mountains above 1,000

feet and will contiue until wednesday. winds will gust as high as 50 mph over the highest peaks. high pressure will continue to build over the next few days bringing sunshine and breezy conditions at times for the rest of the bay area, highs tomorrow will be in the 70s and 80s inland with 60s at the coast. it will be nice on halloween. cooler weather is expected next weekend.

(vicki) still ahead... a father is apologizing tonight for the controversial halloween costume he wore with his son. hear why he says he wish he thought twice about his decision. (catherine) also after the break... a homeless camp erupts in flames in the south bay. hear from neighbors who had to step in with garden hoses to keep it from spreading to their homes.

(vicki/on cam) in the south bay... neighbors used garden hoses to battle a fire that threatened their homes this morning in san jose. as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now, the fire started in a nearby homeless encampment. nats (firefighters)this was the scene here at the corner of guenivieve lane and tish drive monday morning as firefighters battled flames shooting over the soundwall along southbound 880 in central san jose. moments before, steve von konski and other neighbors were trying to put the fire out with garden hoses.steve von konski/tried to put fire out "....we were afraid of something like this happening, we have north wind

and it could have been just like santa rosa, we could have lost the whole neighborhood..." cindy bartoo lives nearest the fire.cindy bartoo/lives nearest to fire "...i'm at work and my neighbor sends me a picture of a wall of flame over my house..."on the neighborhood side, the fire was consuming a thick hedge of ivy growing on the soundwall. on the other side, where the fire started, is a homeless camp. the off ramp was shutdown as the flames burned trees, dry vegetation and pretty much everything in the camp says batallion chief darren wallace.batt. chief darren wallace/san jose fire dept. ".....you have everything here, nylon tents ,paper products, cooking gear. open flames, dry grass, it's just a recipe for fire..."a recipe for disaster says cindy bartoo who put up a ladder for me to seeover the wall behind here home and into the camp where she says trash has been piling up for months. cindy bartoo "....my house could have caught on fire and i have animals that were stuck in their and might have burned to death...."fires like are not uncommon as both the city and caltrans have been sweeping such camps all summer

only to see them return. residents here says they have made many complaints about smoke from the camp drifting into their neighborhood every day.steve von konski/neighbor "...we've been worried about this for a long time..."in san jose rob fladeboe kron4news (catherine) next at 5:30... a credit card skimmer is found at a gas station in the east bay. what police say you need to look out for... (vicki) plus... we continue to follow our top story tonight. a mass shooting at a synagogue in pittsburgh pennsylvania. hear reaction from washington d.c.... as the president prepares for his visit tomorrow.

our top story tonight at 5:30... the anti- defamation league has called the attack at the tree of life synagogue in pittsburgh pensylvania the deadliest pensylvania the deadliest attack on jewish people in u.s. history. the suspect robert bowers, opened fire on saturday morning. (catherine) 11 people were killed in the shooting....whichhas been classified as a hate crime. washington correspondent morgan wright has the response from washington. president trump and the first lady will travel to pittsburgh on tuesday. doron ezickson of

the anti defamation league says the community is still in shock...(doron f. ezickson, anti-defamation league) "people engaged in prayer in a synagogue, or any house of worship in this case celebrating and welcoming a new life can be gunned down in their pews - is hard to even understand"the president was silent most of monday about the weekend shooting at the tree of life synagogue.but members of the administration have been denouncing anti- semitism and expressing sympathy for the victims and their families..(sarah sanders, white house press secretary) "we all have a duty to confront anti-semitism in all its forms and everywhere and anywhere it appears" (kellyanne conway) "condemning anti-semitism and asking the country to rise above hate and evil and unify.(jeff sessions, us attorney general) "this was not just an attack on the jewish faith - it was an attack on all people of faith..."attorney general jeff sessions promised a vigorous prosecution of the gunman...and suggested that prosecutors might ask for the death penalty. over the

weekend, president trump called for unity... and suggested having armed guards inside the synagogue may have prevented the shooting... amy swearer with the heritage foundation... (amy swearer, legal policy analyst, the heritage foundation) "there's nothing absurd about wanting to protect people from that evil with the very same means." but the democratic national committee condemned the president's suggestion that places of worship should employ armed guards the dnc says america needs common-sense gun legislation... sabrina singh with the democratic committee... (sabrina singh, dnc deputy communications director) democrats are really fighting for these issues to make it a safer the trump administration lost embodied the very best of our nation. in washington, morgan wright. (vicki) also tonight at 5:30... kron4 is always tracking local stories. here's a look at what's going on in your neighborhood right now.(catherine) in the east bay... a warning for drivers ... after police found a credit card skimmer at a richmond gas station. kron 4's lydia pantazes has the details. here are pictures of the tampered gas pump.the credit card skimmer was found at the valero on 54-30 central avenue. police are warning people to look out for anything suspicious with the pump they use ... because theives can steal your personal information and credit card numbers with the skimming devices. police say all pumps should have a security seal along any opening of the pump. (catherine) now an update to a now an (catherine)

pump.opening of the seal along any opening of the pump. (catherine) now an update to a story we first brought you friday. we now know the name of the person killed in a four car crash in walnut creek. 45-year old hector garza was driving on south broadway near highway 680 when he was hit by a suspected drunk driver. garza's 8-

month-old daugther was in the car and was badly injured.. the suspected drunk driver is from tennessee..andshe's been arrested. (vicki) in the south bay... we now know the name the of man who was killed in santa clara last week after being hit by a bus. 49-year old michael hatch from morgan hill was riding in the bike lane near bunker hill lane and the great american parkway when according ot santa clara police... the bus failed to yield the right of way and hit and killed him. the bus was owned by el paseo limousine... which runs a commuter service in the area. the family has set up a go fund me page to help with expenses. (catherine) in the north bay... the marin county sheriff's office has bought five brand new drones.... they'll be flown by 8 trained pilots. the plan is to use them to gather information at crime scenes...including keeping track of suspects who are trying to get away... the drones will also be used in search and rescuemissions and fire response. (vicki) on the peninsula... a 15-year old from san mateo is critical

condition today after the kayak he was in was struck by a motor boat. it happened on marina lagoon in san mateo sunday afternoon. authorities say alcohol was a factor in the crash and the driver of the boat has been arrested. it was a gorgeous day around the bay area as high pressure gets ready build in. highs today were in the 70s and 80s inland with 60s and sunshine at the coast too. red flag warnings are going up for bay area mountains above 1,000 feet and will contiue until wednesday. winds will gust as high as 50 mph over the highest peaks. high pressure will continue to build over the next few days bringing sunshine and breezy conditions at times for the rest of the bay area, highs tomorrow will be in the 70s and 80s inland with 60s at the coast. it will be nice on halloween. cooler weather is expected next weekend. (vicki) developing news tonight...

developing (vicki) (vicki) weekend. weekend.

(vicki) developing news tonight... the pentagon is preparing to send five- thousand more troops to the u-s mexico border. the move is a part of 'operation faithful patriot' to help stop a group of central american- migrants on their way to try and enter the u-s. a defense official said the operation is expected to run from november fifth through december 15th. the mexican government says the number of migrants has been reduced to about 36-hundred people, from more than seven-thousand. but... over the weekend, a third caravan left el salvador. this despite the clear warnings from the trump administration. john lorinc reports. thousands of central american migrants are inching north......attempting to complete the thousand-mile journey to the united states. mos/no name given"i'm here. i was crossing the continent of america to go to the us or canada because in my country we don't have peace." on sunday more than two-thousand migrants....mostly from honduras.....reached a guatemalan border town.local authorities prevented them

from crossing into mexico without applying for refugee status.mos/no name given"it's fighting, fighting between us and the government that is there is not belong to us."and the number of people that feel that way is growing.a third, smaller caravan....left el salvador this weekend.this group was brought together through social media.the trump white house has given these migrants fair warning.vice president mike pence/no font needed"return to your homes. you will not be allowed into the united states of america illegally."homeland security secretary kirstjen nielsen keer-sten kneel-sen appearing on fox news says the u-s is working with mexico on this matter.kirstjen nielsen/u.s. secretary of homeland security "they have taken unprecedented efforts within their territory to ensure an orderly flow and that those who have no legal right to be there are removed. we intend to do the same."us law gives migrants the right to seek asylum and receive a fair hearing.i'm john lorinc reporting.

(catherine) rescuers are searching the sea near jakarta, indonesia...after a passenger plane crashed minutes after take-off today... 189 people were aboard the indonesian budget airliner...including a child and two infants. crews are finding aircraft debris and human remains. they're in the java sea....about 30 miles northeast of jakarta. search officials say no survivors are expected. it's not clear yet what went wrong. the pilot reportedly made a request to air traffic control to return to base - but did not indicate there was any emergency. (vicki) a scary costume comes with a scary malfunction. hear a woman's panic.. after her zombie teeth get stuck to her real teeth. (catherine) also after the break... this isn't a costume malfunction... it's a costume controversy. the father who's now apologizing after deciding to dress himself and his young son --

as nazis.

four years ago, we rejected marshall tuck and his billionaire backers for superintendent of public instruction. but they're back. the corporate billionaires and their handpicked candidate, former wall street banker marshall tuck. tuck's billionaires have spent over $25 million distorting tony thurmond's outstanding record on education. all because they know tuck shares their agenda: diverting funds from our public schools into their corporate charter schools. the same agenda as trump

and betsy devos. protect our public schools. say no, again, to marshall tuck. (vicki) a kentucky man says he now regrets dressing his son and himself in nazi costumes during a halloween event this picture of bryant goldbach and his son was posted online and has been sparking outrage after going viral. goldbach dressed as a nazi soldier and his son as adolf hitler for the event.

the father says he originally did it for historical purposes but admits he didn't think through his idea once people started confronting him. "it was at that time that they clued me to 'we shouldn't have done this.'not everybody has the devotion to history i have. it's...i'm sorry. i feel like i've hurt a lot of people."(vicki)a lot of people."(vicki) the family the family claims they received snide remarks and his son was threatened for wearing the costume. goldbach says he didn't realize it would stir as much controversy as it has and as you heard... he apologized actions. (catherine) still ahead... two little bears -- flown from lake tahoe to southern california. our ken wayne has the follow up - on a returnflight carrying 'another' bear in the back seat.. (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area

forecast after the break.

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big corporations pay for it, not you. (vicki) we told you last week about ken wayne's unusual flight .. transporting bear cubs between animal sanctuaries in lake tahoe and southern california.(catherine) tonight... ken is here with the return leg of that adventure... with a passenger that was bigger and even feistier... ken? (ken) flying two 20 pound cubs to southern california was quite a ride. flying one 80 pound bear back.. was even more eventuful. after a four hour flight from lake tahoe to san diego county and dropping off two bear cubs... our day wasn't even half way done. now we had to pick up another... larger cub... to take back to tahoe. this 77 pound bear was found near ojai in ventura county. matt anderson/fund for animals wildlife center539 he was definitely underweight for his age. we thought he was

about 8 to 9 months old. he came to us about 22 pounds. 545 cg: courtesy: humane society of the u.s. at his age he should be with his mother... but she was nowhere to be found... and this little guy's fur and skin were in bad shape. 703 if he hadn't been rescued and sent to us the prognosis wouldn't have been good. 707 after spending several weeks regaining his health and his weight... this bear became part of a trade between the fund for animals wildlife center in ramona... and lake tahoe wildlife care. after much coaxing... he was finally loaded into a crate... and into my plane. the volunteer flight is a lot less stressful than a long drive. 853 i'm always reticent to have bears especially in their crates on the back of a truck for 10 to 12 hours which is typically how long it takes to get from lake tahoe down to ramona. 903 after take off we're turning north... over the cajon pass... across the high desert near edwards air force base... and over the sierra. some clouds showed up that weren't part of the weather forecast. and then... the bear started to get restless.: "i think he wants out." scratching (carole' nods)"it's like finger nails on a chalk board" "he's pushing my chair" finally... he settled down again and we got to enjoy a spectacular view over yosemite valley.... cruising over the top of half dome. a short time later and we were back at lake tahoe... our day long bear trips at an end. the new arrival was named ojai... and it didn't take long for him to take to his new roomate

in tahoe.denise upton/lake tahoe wildlife care3952 they got together and became friends very quick. usually it takes a few days of posturing and seeing who's the boss and these guys within one day they were sleeping together. it was kind of amazing because i think they were both starved for attention a little bit and now they wrestle constantly, they're close in size. they look a lot alike. it's almost hard to tell them apart sometimes. 3119 ojai is now thriving in tahoe with his new friend.... and the brother and sister from mariposa county.. mary and posa... are enjoying the sunny life in socal.3254 it was a win, win for both groups of bears. stuff like this makes all the difference in the world. 3300 --- (ken on camera again,

thanks to the two agencies involved: lake tahoe wildlife care... and the fund for animals wildlife center in ramona... and affiliate of the humane society of the united states. ojai is going to spend the winter with his new buddy ponderosa in tahoe and he too will be eventually returned to the wild probably this spring... just like the two other cubs spending their winter in southern california. (anchor) taking a live look outside... at the san mateo bridge.(anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow.

it was a gorgeous day around the bay area as high pressure gets ready build in. highs today were in the 70s and 80s inland with 60s and sunshine at the coast too. red flag warnings are going up for bay area mountains above 1,000 feet and will contiue until wednesday. winds will gust as high as 50 mph over the highest peaks. high pressure will continue to build over the next few days bringing sunshine and breezy conditions at times for the rest of the bay area, highs tomorrow will be in the 70s and 80s inland with 60s at the coast. it will be nice on halloween. cooler weather is expected next weekend.

(vicki) take a look at this... a school bus driver who ignored warnings and drove into floodwaters in texas has been arrested. dashcam video captured the driver approaching the flooded area near austin earlier this month. police say as the

driver approached the area he ignored a posted warning sign. moments late the driver tries to cross rushing floodwaters and gets swept away. police ended up rescuing the driver and one student from the bus. thankfully, no one was injured. the driver was fired from his job and is facing multiple charges (catherine) changes may be coming to your twitter feed... the social network might get rid of the heart-shaped 'like' button. twitter bosses say it's a small re-design...and is aimed at improving debate on the platform. the company says nothing is finalized since the redesign is in its early stages. the heart- shaped button has only been around for a few years. it replaced the star-shaped "favorite" button three years ago. (vicki) next on kron4 news at 5... a scary situation for one woman... after her costume zombie teeth get stuck in her mouth. hear how a dentist was finally able to get them out.

(vicki) a warning as you get your halloween costumes together... a woman's fun turned into a nightmare when she couldn't get part of her costume off.(catherine) she had dressed up as a zombie... but at the end of the day, she's the one who got a real scare.. nicolette schlesman has the story. it cost anna tew $3 to finish her transformation into the un- dead. but the expense grew when her fake teeth wouldn't come out.tew: "i was trying to

remove them then because they were just tight."this ghoulish bridge was glued directly to her teeth.however, the adhesive wasn't temporary.tew: "it went on and on and i was trying to get them out, and after it was over with, i tried until it was like 2 o'clock this morning. they wouldn't budge."//butt// "i even took a pair of wire clippers and cut the tips off of those."tew was in excruciating pain..tew: "about a 9.5"she didn't know if she should go to the e.r.but she found an emergency dentist who could help.tew: "he talked about drilling. they had a saw, talked about taking em off in sections, and they couldn't numb it because they were scared they would actually pull my teeth out. so he went in and picked and pulled and i squealed like a baby and they got them out." dr. john murphy was able to rescue tew today at his office at the alabama family dental. dentist: "just the natural state of your teeth, and your gums can sometimes cause them to be adhered and stuck." tew learned a valuable lesson; one she hopes she can save others from.tew: "never do it again. never will i put anything like that back in my mouth." (vicki) (vicki) that was

nicolette schlesman reporting. the medical bills obviously added up to more than the three dollars for the teeth. the woman is now looking into legal options. (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(catherine) ken wayne and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (pam) thank you grant and catherine... coming up on kron4 news at six... the suspect in the massacre at a jewish synagogue appeared in court... and could be facing the death penalty. we will show you how the bay area is responding to the act of hate. (ken) then -- new details about a commercial jetliner crash...it involves a brand new boeing airplane -- that will soon be in use by airlines servicing the bay

area. plus - breaking news - we're learning more about a grape picking accident that has left a man dead in napa county. that's coming up next on kron4 news at six. eleni kounalakis owns this building. profited millions from tobacco, oil, and wall street. as a rich developer, she violated clean water laws. now she's trying to buy this election. the lt. governor's office isn't for sale. i'm dr. ed hernandez. as state sator, 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. tonight at 6. tonight at 6. attorney general jeff sessions saying today... the suspect in the mass shooting at a jewish synagogue over the weekend ... could face the death penalty. this, as mourners gathered at the "tree of life synagogue" in pittsburgh, pennslyvania ... to pay their respects to the eleven people who died in the deadliest attack on the jewish community in the u-s.... ever. later

tonight, a vigil will be held in san francisco as well. more on that coming up. thank you for joining us. i'm pam moore.(ken) and i'm ken wayne. tonight we're learning the suspect expressed a deep hatred of jewish people on social media.... long before this weekend. (ken) the suspect... robert bowers ... arrived to court today in a wheelchair due to injuries suffered during the attack.he will remain in custody until his next court date.his public defender waived a reading of the criminal complaints against him and any issues concerning bail.bowers faces 29 federal charges in saturday's deadly shooting. kron 4's camila bernal is live in pittsburgh tonight with the very latest... camila? (ken) (ken) (ken) and happening

tonight... various congregations in the bay area

are gathering for services to remember those who died in saturday's massacre. kron 4's dan kerman is live in san francisco with details. dan? pitt shooting reax 1029186 insertsotbay area faith leaders reacting to the massacre saturday at a pittsburgh synagoguesot rabbi corey helfand/peninsula sinai congretation 09-23sot sharona roth/jewish educator 23-33 clergy and community leaders and educators from the jewish, christian, muslin and buddhist faith gathered monday at the presidio for an interfaith conference entitled holy spaces and holy places and event that was planned long before the shooting sot rosalind franklin/jewish community relations council 54-109attendees believe everyone has a role to play to reverse an ever increasing amount of anti-semitism and other forms of hatred.sotsot father paul fitzgerald/pres ident, univerisity of san francisco 133-143150/as a nation

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we'll take a look at some of the tightening security measures at places of worship here in the bay area... in light of the tragedy in pittsburgh. (pam) another big story tonight.... the man suspected of sending more than a dozen pipe bombs to prominent democrats and members of the media .... was formally charged today... (ken) catherine heenan is here with the latest on cesar sayoc.... (catherine) these are sketches of the 56-year-old florida man as he sat in federal court today... not surprisingly -

prosecutors want no bail- saying cesar sayoc is a flight risk and a danger to the community. his hearing only lasted a few minutes. people in the courtroom say he appeared emotional. sayoc was arrested friday on five federal charges relating to the mail bombs sent to democrats and other prominent critics of president trump. the f-b-i says he was found quickly because of a trail of evidence he left behind. none of sayoc's bombs ever detonated...he'll eventually tried in new york, not florida. meantime - another suspicious package was intercepted today... this one intended for cnn headquarters in atlanta. it was sorted at a post office and not delivered. it's the third such package addressed to that location in less than a week. pam and ken?

(pam) new tonight at 6. another alleged white supremacist who authorities say incited violence at political rallies across california ... appeared in court today. 38-year-old aaron eason ... an alleged member of the so-called 'rise above movement'... turned himself in to the f-b-i over the weekend. eason has been charged in los angeles, in connection to several assaults at political rallies ... including at the april 20-17 "free speech rally" in berkeley. three other men, also members of 'ram', were taken into custody last week. they are charged on allegations of organizing or participating in riots. (ken on cam) developing news tonight... a human skull separated from its body has been found in the east bay. (pam on cam) investigators say, there may be clues in that decomposed torso found near the same spot. kron 4's haaziq madyun has the story. (pkg)sot

is something sinister going on">there may be a link to a human skull found in the backyard of this home and the headless body of a person found a few blocks from this locationsotin regards the skull and the torso being found in two separate locations, officials at the alameda county coroner's office say one possibility is an animal moving things from one location to anotherin oakland haaziq madyun kron4news (ken)(ken) developing tonight...

we're learning that a worker at a vineyard has died after getting caught in a grape picking machine. the napa county sheriff's office says it happened on monticello road around 12:45 this afternoon. the worker has been identified as 49-year-old leon lua... we're working to learn more about the circumstances of the accident.. (ken) the golden state warriors still owe about 40 million dollars for improvements to oracle arena --- despite their move to san francisco next year. today an arbitrator ruled the team must fully complete payments on a 30-year, 100-

million dollar bond for renovations at oracle, even after they move. the team argued its lease obligations should end when it vacates the building. alameda county officials say they are pleased that east bay taxpayers will not be on the hook for the balance of the bond. coming up... an airplane dives into the sea ... with nearly two- hundred people on board... in a crash that occurred just minutes after take - off... details ahead.. also... some important things to remember for your sweet and spooky halloween night fun .. easy things to do to make sure you and your children are safe. frightened neighbors jump in with garden hoses to try and douse a south bay fire at a homeless encampment before fire crews arrive .... details next. (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

big corporations are making and just got a huge tax break. but the middle class is struggling. prop c is a common-sense plan. the top 1% of busisses pay their fair share to tackle homelessness for all of us. companies with revenue greater than $50 million pay, not small businesses or homeowners. the prop c plan is supported by the democratic party, teachers, and mental-health professionals. vote "yes" on c. big corporations pay for it, not you. (ken) to the south

bay now where some quick- acting residents may have saved their neighbor's home from a fire.(pam) kron four's rob fladeboe shows us what happened when the fire broke out ... at the site of a homeless encampment along the freeway. nats (firefighters)this was the scene here at the corner of guenivieve lane and tish drive monday morning as firefighters battled flames shooting over the soundwall along southbound 880 in central san jose. moments before, steve von konski and other neighbors were trying to put the fire out with garden hoses.steve von konski/tried to put fire out "....we were afraid of something like this happening, we have north wind and it could have been just like santa rosa, we could have lost the whole neighborhood..." cindy bartoo lives nearest the fire.cindy bartoo/lives nearest to fire "...i'm at

work and my neighbor sends me a picture of a wall of flame over my house..."on the neighborhood side, the fi was consuming a thick hedge of ivy growing on the soundwall. on the other side, where the fire started, is a homeless camp. the off ramp was shutdown as the flames burned trees, dry vegetation and pretty much everything in the camp says batallion chief darren wallace.batt. chief darren wallace/san jose fire dept. ".....you have everything here, nylon tents ,paper products, cooking gear. open flames, dry grass, it's just a recipe for fire..."a recipe for disaster says cindy bartoo who put up a ladder for me to seeover the wall behind here home and into the camp where she says trash has been piling up for months. cindy bartoo "....my house could have caught on fire and i have animals that were stuck in their and might have burned to death...."fires like are not uncommon as both the city and caltrans have been sweeping such camps all summer only to see them return. residents say this was a fire waiting to happen.mike forensich/neighbor "....there was a little maintenance shed on the other side and they got in there and set up a refridgerator and tapped into the electricity..."in san jose rob fladeboe kron4news kron4newsfladeboe in san jose rob fladeboe kron4news

(pam) the vice- president speaking today in oakland, michigan -- as migrants of a second caravan crossed a river to get to mexico from guatemala. this comes after a turbulent weekend,

when a 26-year-old honduran migrant lost his life on sunday at the border. the fatal wound, according to the guatemalan authorities, was caused by federal police in mexico. meanwhile, the pentagon is preparing to send five- thousand more troops to the u-s- mexico border. the move is a part of what's called - 'operation faithful patriot' ... to designed to stop a group of central american- migrants on their way to try and enter the u-s. a defense official said, the operation is expected to run from november fifth through december 15th. (pam) the pentagon says, there are already more than two-thousand national guard personnel ... supporting border authorities as part of separate efforts. (ken) clear skies, highly experienced pilots ... and a mysterious airline crash.an almost new airliner crashed into the sea minutes after taking off from an airport in indonesia todayno sign of survivors among the 189 people on board ..the plane was one of boeing aircraft's latest, newest, fastest selling passenger jets.the boeing 737

max eight made its first commercial flight 18 months ago.hundreds are onrder to airlines serving the bay area. natthis viral video shows the first glimpse of the crash site ... taken from a tugboat working on a nearby oil rig. the lion air flight took off at six=twenty a=m from jakarta's airport, circling over the city and out to sea for what was supposed to be a one=hour flight to the nearby island of sumatra.the flight crew requested permission to return to the airport ... and a few minutes later, the plane dseappeared off radar screens. a swedish website that tracks airliners shows the plane struggling to climb to a cruising altitude.former ntsb inspector=general mary schiavo calls that an important clue. "the plane at this point in the flight should have been over 10000 feet. and this plane only got up to about 5000 feet which tells us that they had a problem with power. when you cannot get up to the altitude quickly where you're supposed to be for this part of the flight that says that you don't have enough power in the plane. and then it was all had already radioed that it had a problem was going to turn back that suggests that it wasn't getting the power and perhaps in turning back it lost the airflow over its wings and that would be what's called an aerodynamic stall. but the fact that it could not climb tells us they had a problem with their engines, we think. "those engines are one of the max=8's strongest selling points.called "leap," for leading edge aviation propulsion, they are more fuel efficient and environmentally

friendly than earlier turbofan jets.on wall street, boeing stock dropped nearly seven percent.the company has orders for more than 25=hundred 737 max=eightssouthwest airlines is the biggest customer.other buyers include united, american and alaska airlines. .(ken) the 737 is one one the worlds most widely used passenger jets and there is no indication that the max=eight models ate unsafe. lion air says has eleven other max=eights and the airline says it has no plans to ground them. let's take a look outside right now... chief meteorologist chief chief meteorologist chief

meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. it was a gorgeous day around the bay area as high pressure gets ready build in. highs today were in the 70s and 80s inland with 60s and sunshine at the coast too. red flag warnings are going up for bay area mountains above 1,000 feet and will contiue until wednesday. winds will gust as high as 50 mph over the highest peaks. high pressure will continue to build over the next few days bringing sunshine and breezy conditions

at times for the rest of the bay area, highs tomorrow will be in the 70s and 80s inland with 60s at the coast. it will be nice on halloween. cooler weather is expected next weekend.

still ahead at six... a sacramento family waits for word on whether police will be charged in a high profile shooting of a black man, with no weapon, killed in his familys' backyard .. and next.. a high school student shoots and kills a classmate, just as a new study reveals the high toll these incidents are causing all across the nation.

police say a north carolina high school student was shot and killed today -- by a fellow student. it happened in a school hallway during a fight.. catherine heenan is here with details...heenan is here with details... (catherine) these are worried parents...gathering outsidebutler high school in matthews, north carolina....after they heard the news... school officials say the shooting apparently stemmed from a case of bullying that escalated out of control. a 16-year-old boy named bobby mckeithen was shot and later died at the hospital. a 16-year-old freshman is charged with first degree murder and is in jail tonight. the shooting happened just before classes began this morning..

he says he's also concerned about the students in the hallway this morning who saw it all happen... meantime, a first-of-its-kind study is out today... saying gun injuries sent 75-thousand u.s. children and teenagers to hospitals over the last nine years.6 percent of them died. and that number is on the low side. it doesn't account for kids killed or injured who never made it to the hospital. pam and ken? coming up at 6:45... within just days things went downhill ... we hear from a man who learned the hard way, to take the flu seriously ... and next.. the tragic mass shooting in pennsylvania ... leading to intensified security at synagogues in the bay area.. as congregations weigh the delicate balance between safety and spirituality..

(ken) the man accused of the deadliest attack against jews in u-s history-- robert bowers --- made his first federal court appearance in pennsylvania today. he arrived in a wheelchair due to injuries suffered during the attack. the 46-year-old is accused of gunning down 11- worshippers during shabbat services. as the nation mourns the death of those eleven people, here locally, congregations are re-examining their security measures. as kron four's terisa estacio

reports, in the north bay, the tragic shooting is not only pushing one congregation to tighten its security, but also to come together... as a congregation member was related to one of the victims in pittsburg. rabbi stephanie kramer, a women at a retreat was cousins with one of the victims. i sat down with rabbi kramer about the tragic events from over the weekend. rabbi. yes, we have increased security... it was awful, but i wasn't surprised. it is unfortunate what it going on. the rabbi says - over the years, and faced with threats at various synogogues... it has always been a high priority to conduct active shooter drills, as well as employ a wide variety of safety measures. rabbi. i would like to say i am suprised about all of this, but we always need to be on the ready. but while the congregation is constantly monitoring its safety needs, it is also embracing the spiritual concerns of those in the community. this thursday evening there will be a interfaith servoce with 8 different churches invited to participate. rabbi. we need to come together. in santa rosa, terisa estacio, kron four news.

(ken)(pam) time now for a look at tonight's top local stories.... including more on one of the vigils planned for the victims of saturday's shooting.

it was a gorgeous day around the bay area as high pressure gets ready build in. highs today were in the 70s and 80s inland with 60s and sunshine at the coast too. red flag warnings are going up for bay area mountains above 1,000 feet and will contiue until wednesday. winds will gust as high as 50 mph over the highest peaks. high pressure will continue to build over the next few days bringing sunshine and breezy conditions at times for the rest of the bay area, highs tomorrow will be in the 70s and 80s inland with 60s at the coast. it will be nice on halloween. cooler weather is expected next weekend.

(pam) in the south bay.... sunnyvale police have identified a woman they say killed a man in a hit and run...now police are asking for your help to find the suspect. kron 4's sanaz tahernia has the latest on the investigation. police are asking for your help in finding this woman. her name is reina robles, she's 55 years old and police say she was driving a maroon toyota sienna on october 20th when she struck and killed 73 year old javad hada of sunnyvale

car. it was parked on tamarack lane and halford avenue in santa clara. and now they're looking for the women they believe was driving the car at the time of the incident. police say that they believe that it was robles driving the car because of an anonymous tip, and that she may try to leave the country. reporting in sunnyvale, sanaz tahernia, kron 4 news. (ken) it is now up to the sacramento district attorney to decide if criminal charges are warranted... in the police shooting of stephon clark. the 22-year-old unarmed, black man was shot

and killed by officers while he was in his familys back yard following a foot chase.. in march. capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains... what the d.a.'s office and family members are saying. more than seven months after police fatally shot stephon clark.. the district attorney is now reviewing the evidence to determine if criminal charges will be filed against the officers-involved. the sacramento d.a.'s office hopes to complete the review within 90 days... but it could take longer depending on the circumstances. in a statement monday, officials said in part.. "the materials submitted by the sacramento police department are voluminous and may take significant time to comprehensively examine," prosecutors also noted they are not determining whether officers could have taken other actions the night of clark's death. they say the review is strictly limited to an analysis of the action the officers actually took... and whether the action is a crime prosecutable under law.

stephon clark died in his grandmother's backyard after officers shot him multiple times... mistaking his cellphone for a gun. the death sparked several protests and shined a national spotlight on sacramento. the department has snce changed policies related to body camera use and foot chases.on facebook... clark's family released a statement saying the city needs to come together to put pressure on district attorney anne marie schubert to press full charges against the officers. the family said "we need to come together in solidarity in order to prevent this atrocity from happening ever again in our backyards." still ahead.. hi-tech help at a high school ... for a teenager with cancer who would otherwise be unable to attend classes.

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. road in pleasanton is shutdown

because a mountain lion has hunkered down in the area. this is happening in the area of 3825 hopyard road...this is a google earth map of the area.... it's right by a kaiser permanente facility pleasanton police and california department of fish and wildfire are on scene trying to move the big cat.

(pam) a classroom in a kansas high school .. gets a high- tech visitor.(ken) a student battling cancer is using a robot to help her take classes in real-time.reporter sean mcdowell talked to ari burris-- about her ari-bot. sean mcdowell/blue valley high school:"when 15 year old ari burris, was diagnosed with ovarian cancer during the summer months, she never dreamed a robot would come to her rescue. burris is a sophomore at blue valley high school, and she takes her education very seriously as an honor student. ariús dad, brian, learned about beam robots, which can be used for telepresence in the corporate world. now, ari-bot is ari's live look into courses like this honors chemistry class." natpop"come on ari."every morning, ari's twin sister, belle, brings ari-bot to life. natpop"now my robot is moving." allowing ari to control it from home which is a few miles away.natpop"ari, we're going to look at today on the unit syllabus."and attend classes like a normal student does, leaving cancer behind for a

little while.ari burris/student with robot:"i was worried because we did find out late in the summer. so how would that affect my school life and stuff?"thus far, ari, who's a sophomore at blue valley, has missed a lot of school while having treatment. she can't risk getting sick when her immunity levels are low because that could result in missing chemotherapy."it has helped me be able to stay in public schools and give me a chance to not be home-schooled. this allows me to see some people. if they come up to me, i'll try to answer."natpop"you're going to go to unit 2."her classmates and teachers enjoy that ari can stay involved. emily cummings/ari's classmate: "it's not like a robot to me. it's just ari. i just have normal conversations with her." manal weidel/science teacher: "we think about little things that kids have missed and how hard it is for them to catch up. for this student to be so committed and so invested in making sure that she doesn't miss out on being at school, i think is phenomenal." (ken)that was sean mcdowell

reporting.a robot like the one ari is using costs more than 2 thousand dollars--but beam robotics is letting ari's family use it for free. coming up next at six.. halloween is wednesday and we have some important safety tips... to help make sure your ghouls and goblins stay safe and happy..

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big corporations pay for it, not you. (pam) halloween is just around the corner -- and police on the peninsula are offering up some tips to keep you and your family safe this holiday. if you are going to drive -- safety experts say, make sure you slow down, and try to avoid driving in residential neighborhoods where trick- or- treaters are located altogether. if you are going to drink --- do not drive. find another way to get where you are going. party hosts should also offer some non- alcoholic beverage choices to guests. for parents who are taking their children trick or treating --- plan a route ahead of time... and avoid heavily trafficked streets. and dress your kids in brightly

colored costumes which are easy to see at night -- you can even add reflective tape -- and carry a flashlight. (ken) after a near death experience from flu complications earlier this year, a missouri man isn't ignoring getting the flu shot anymore. reporter brea douglas was there when the man decided to get that shot.. for the first time ever. brea douglas/reporting:when 50-year-old loren martin got the flu this past winter, he thought it was nothing he couldn't handle.03:12:53 loren martin "stay at home with some chicken noodle soup and i would get over it eventually." that didn't happen. within 7 days, martin was rushed to the hospital.03:11:14 loren "by the time my wife had come home and found me, i was delerious on the front porch without air."martin's flu turned into pneumonia and lung failure. he was put into a medically induced coma and didn't leave the hospital until 2 months later.03:15:09 loren "there were at least four different incidents that i probably shouldn't have survived." 03:12:17 "i was the miracle patient."this flu season, martin's not taking any chances.nat sound from nurse 03:17:35 "this arm is going to be sore tomorrow. now it does take 2 weeks for the flu vaccine to be completely affective." (after shot) loren: "that was it? i didn't feel a thing."03:21:49

christina snyder, nurse "get your flu shot, it's the number one thing you can do to prevent it." 03:22:14 "so far this season is just starting and we have seen a few cases already."this scar will always remind martin of the trache put in his neck while battling flu complications, but he says it wasn't in vain if his story encourages someone to get a flu shot.03:14:45 loren "if just one person, it saves their life, all of this would been worth it." (ken)that was brea douglas reporting. flu season is expected to last through march. if you do get the flu, nurses say it can be less severe if you go to the hospital for treatment within the first couple of days of symptoms. (pam) a new report from the world health organization says.... more than 90-percent of the world's children breathe toxic air.... putting

their health and development at serious risk. in children under age five, air pollution is linked to one- in -ten deaths. children are more susceptible to pollution because they breathe more often.. and are closer to the ground. the w-h-o wants to see the dependance on fossil fuels.. reduced further and increases in renewable energy ... the organization also suggests moving schools and playgrounds farther away from busy roads and factories. (pam) today is the last day to enjoy edna -- the 35- foot tall polar bear sculpture made out of recycled car hoods along san francisco's embarcadero. it first made an appearance during the global climate action summit last month. tomorrow, it will continue on its way -- spreading the message of climate change awareness -- with a stop in downtown las vegas. the sculpture -- built with support from 'the burning man' project -- is officially titled "the long view"... but the bear is named

edna... after the artist's mother. let's take a look outside right now...now... chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. it was a gorgeous day around the bay area as high pressure gets ready build in. highs today were in the 70s and 80s inland with 60s and sunshine at the coast too. red flag warnings are going up for bay area mountains above 1,000 feet and will contiue until wednesday. winds will gust as high as 50 mph over the highest peaks. high pressure will continue to build over the next few days bringing sunshine and breezy conditions at times for the rest of the bay area, highs tomorrow will be in the 70s and 80s inland with 60s at the coast. it will be nice on halloween. cooler weather is expected next weekend.

in sports... klay thompson breaks out of his shooting slump in a big way... we will update the warriors... and the 1-and-6 raiders take on the 1-and-7 49ers

thursday night... but jon gruden remembers fonder days of their rivalry... mark carpenter has his reaction... coming up

(pam) lots to talk (pam)

lots to talk about in the sports world tonight...(ken) mark carpenter joins us in the studio. watching the raiders and 49ers games yesterday probably had many thinking, which team is in worse shape? well, we'll have an answer later this week when they meet on thursday night football. brutal weekend for bay area football. we'll start with the niners...who watched a 12- point lead against the 1-win cardinals disappear in the 4th quarter. any hope of a hail mary, erased after a snap went over cj beathard's head. their losing streak is now at 6-games. --meanwhile the raiders, found their own way to collapse. allowing 21-unanswered points in the 4th quarter by andrew luck and the colts offense. -good thing is it's a short week and teams have to move past it. today--jon gruden asked about his past 49ers-raiders memories...an overtime game at candlestick back in 2000. "battle of the bay i remember tim brown catching a pass in overtime... it beats

49ers, still have great memories of that game. my man janikowski, i think i went to him on second down he missed a field goal that was a fun day in candlestick park the wind was blowing, fans were great... i wish the game had two 8-1 and 7-1 teams playing in it. hopefully, someday soon you will see game like that, but this is still gonna be fun for the fans and fun for both teams." speaking of great moments in 49ers-raiders history, we saw one unfold today at levi's stadium. niner- and raiders alumni teamed up to put together care packages for troops erseas.. they assemebled about 250- packages... and it's all part of operation care and comfort. some of the alums in attendance--ian williams and raymond chester. "this is good you know on the field its heated, but you know outside of that its all love. you see everybody coming together, some grades and some young guys like myself. its being able to mix and mingle with some of these troops we respect. just being able to give back to the people overseas who are really going to need these kinda things, these pick me ups."

chester>"i'm a raider and the 49ers are here and the fans from both sides. we come here today like we are one team and the team is in support of our nation and certainly our troops." while the red sox go on with their world series celebration and plan the parade, the a's have their mind on the business of baseball..with some new deals for their top decision makers. big announcement for the green and gold today... with long-term contract extensions for vp of baseball operations billy beane, g-m david forst, and manager bob melvin. the team's baseball nucleus staying intact... after the franchise's improbable run this season... 97-wins and making it to the playoffs despite key injuries to their rotation. "it just seems like every year it gets more and more comfortable for me being at home, the people that you work for, the continuity in the organization. certainly the commitment now to going forward to a new venue with some of the players we have here. in the last couple years in particular its really turned the corner." "i mean as you can

imagine both of these guys... if it was any different it would be very much in demand. bobby from the managers stand point and david certainly in a higher position than he has now, but he decides to slum it and work next to me and i'm very grateful for that and i'm grateful for the job bob does." finally tonight, warriors playing in chicago right now. here are the most important thing you need to know-- champs were up 92-50...at halftime. and klay thompson set a single game record for 3's we'll have we'll have those highlights later tonight, but first-- steph curry...named the western conference player of the week. and what a week it was... the two-mvp..scored 51- points in 3 quarters against the wizards, then set a the weekend with most consecutive games of 5-three pointers. this marks the 13th-time in his career he's won weekly conference leads the warriors franchise, tim hardaway is in 2nd place with 5. that wraps up kron4 news at 6.

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