(grant) a man forces the complete shutdown of an east bay freeway today... after he was seen waving what appeared to be a gun... near his broken down van. good evening i'm grant lodes. (vicki) and i'm vicki liviakis. the incident happened at around 9-45 this morning... along 8-80 near the oakland coliseum. but as kron four's philippe djegal reports... the weapon turned out to be a b-b gun. (philippe) even to the trained eye... this looks like a real handgun.officer herman baza/chp- "the average person would think it's a firearm. it's black, uh, its not orange." it's what several people reported to the california highway patrol tuesday morning was being waved and pointed towards drivers by the man whose face you see blurred here next to a white van.officer herman baza/chp- "when officers showed up on scene, uh, they held him at gunpoint. they gave him directions to follow their commands. luckily, he was compliant. he followed officer's commands." and, officer herman baza says the 24-year-old man from hayward was taken into custody without the use of force. the man's employer tells kron four he's a delivery driver who was

on his way to help a colleague whose van had broken down, when his van also broke down. officer baza says the man then got out of the van parked on the shoulder north of the 66th avenue on-ramp on interstate 8-80, stood on-top of the vehicle and started aiming what ended up being a b-b gun at passing cars in oakland.officer herman baza/chp- "he made some statements that he was fearful, uh, that he was gonna get hit by traffic, so he felt he had to pull a, pull out his bb gun, uh at people." officer baza says the man never fired the gun. no one was injured. no property damaged.officer herman baza/chp- "using our deescalation techniques, you know, something like today, we revert back to our training and experience, uh, so that we could avoid any major incident." the c-h-p says the man involved was taken to a local hospital... where he'll be held for 72-hours for a mental evaluation. in oakland, philippe djegal, kron four news. (grant) (grant) (grant) developing

news... a three-year-old toddler who was shot in oakland last night remains in critical condition. and tonight officers are still trying to find the gunman. the boy was shot in east oakland at around 8:00 ... on robledo drive. that's in the sobrante park neighborhood bordering san leandro. officers are not sure if the shooting happened inside a home or out on the street. police are asking anyone with information to come forward. (vicki) a big story tonight... a high school in the north bay is dealing with a wave of reported suspensions... related to drugs. and as kron 4's terisa estacio reports... some students say the punishment is too harsh for the alleged crime. (terisa estacio, reporting, windsor)here in windsor, kron four news came to this high school after being contacted by a concerned person... who said, 64 students were recently suspended, and one expelled for alledgely using an social media account to sell and buy marijuana. (take vo) calls to the superintendents office in th

windsor unified school district were referred to the principal here at windsor high. who late tuesday issued this statement... saying quote "rumors around an event can stretch the truth: there were not 65 students involved in any incident last week. the need for student confidentiality prevents me from sharing any details involving any ongoing investigation."the principle continues in her email, stating safety is a priority during an investiagion... and that they will honor the state's education code during any process. mariana king, student. i think it is wrong, the kids should not have been suspended. there is no one to watch them at home. several students had heard about situation. there are about 1700 students at windsor high school. mariana's father added that he a bit taken back. chris king. yeah, suprised, but i know there is drug use. terisa estacio kron four news#####

(grant) in national news: the president and first lady visited a grieving pittsburgh... on the same day some of the victims were laid to rest.(vicki) the visit was also met by protests... reporter jiminez has more from pittsburgh. president trump - visiting a grieving community in pittsburgh tuesday.the same day funerals begin for the 11 victs of saturday's massacre at the tree of life synagogue. among those being laid to rest -- brothers cecil and david rosenthal -- and doctor jerry

rabinowitz.rabbi jeffrey myers: they were the sweetest, most wonderful people you could know. not an ounce of hate in them whatsoever.while the community mourns unimaginable loss... some are criticizing the timing of the president's visit.rabbi chuck diamond/former rabbi/tree of life/please if it's not too late put it off a week. any president that would come in, any president would be a distraction. pittsburgh's mayor believes trump should wait until after the funerals -- so the focus can be on the victims and their loved ones. mayor bill peduto/ -d- pittsburgh:"our focus will be on the families and the out reach they'll need and the support they'll need to get through it. once we get past that, i think there's the opportunity for presidential visits."community leaders urging everyone - regardless of how they feel about the president's visit - to focus on inclusion.rabbi jeffrey myers/ tree of life synagogue: "i turn to all our elected leaders. because hate doesn't know a political party. hate is not blue, it is not red, it is not purple. hate is in all." the white house also invited top congressional officials to accompany president trump-- but all have declined.the president - along with first lady melania trump, jared kushner and ivanka trump -- will be visiting a hospital where some of the wounded are still recovering.in pittsburgh, i'm omar jimenez

(vicki) the two california gubernatorial candidates were in the bay area today making their pitches to voters in san francisco. kron4's haaziq madyun has the story (pkg)one week away from election day 2018 and lt. governor gavin newsom and southern california businessman john cox have taken their gubernatorial campaigns to city of san francisconat/sot although the latest real clear politics polls has front runner gavin newsom ahead right now, the lt. governor is not taking anything for granted, launching his statewide get out the vote tour on the steps of sf city hallsot

people complaining and not going out and voting and doing something about it. look, this is the great equalizer. i know we talk about money and politics at the end of the day you can be a multi- millionaire, you can be over one hundred billion dollars and your vote has as much resonance as a guy standing in line at st. anthony's right now. their votes are equal, as long as they vote">sotthe republican candidate for governor john cox comments were focused on the high cost of living in the golden state sotboth gubernatorial candidates look to spread their messages far and wide to voters across the state of california as the count down to tuesday november 6th continues...in san francisco haaziq madyun kron4news

(grant) the group of migrants continues to push forward... towards the u-s mexico border despite the president sending armed troops to help keep them from crossing.(vicki) kron4's ryan o'donnell joins us with more on where they are tonight... and what a possible presidential contender has to say about the commander in chief's actions. there's now a second caravan heading north towards the u-s. this with more than a-thousand migrants... and they're moving faster than the original one. this

group of migrants have already forced its way across the river from guatemala... and have now begun arriving in the southern mexico city of tapachula. the same route the first, and much larger, caravan passed through about ten days ago. they're now about 250 miles ahead of the second caravan, in the state of oaxaca(wuh-hawk-uh). hoping to deter these migrants, president trump now announcing he wants to end "birthright citizenship" through an executive order. a topic that was brought-up today in san francisco, during a gubinatorial debate. also, in attendence, michael avenatti, lawyer for stormy daniels. he's become real active in politics. michael avenatti / lawyer for stormy daniels: "i think that the president has used bigotry and racism and anti-immigrant sediment to rise to power and keep a strangle hold on the white house and congress and utilize some of the same tactics. it's an outrage and i think ultimately america will not stand for it." 0:20 kron-4 kron-4 asked avenatti if he'd run against president

trump. he says he's seriously considering it... but hasn't made a decision yet. (anchor1) taking a live look outside-- our sutro camera looking at the golden gate bridge. (anchor 2) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was sunny and windy for parts of the bay area as high pressure builds over the bay area. gusty wnds will bring high fire dannger for most bay area mountains. winds could gust as high as 50 mph. it will be sunny and warm on halloween with highs in the 70s and 80s inland, and sunny 60s at the coast. it will cool slightly for the weekend. right now there is no rain expected in the next 7 days.

(grant) coming up... notorious mobster james "whitey" bulger has died. why it appears he lived as he died.... violently. (vicki) president trump makes another controversial immigration promise. but many republicans are speaking out now saying it's not possible. we'll have the details. (grant) plus after the break... neighbors trying to block the old vallco mall

housing project in the south bay are taking their efforts a step further. why the issue could now go to voters. maybe you could save energy by weaving your own shoes... out of flax. or, simply adjust your thermostat. do your thing with energy upgrade california. (grant) new at five, the

plot thickens in the south bay... where a group of citizens is trying to block the development of the long- defunct vallco shopping mall. (vicki) kron four's rob fladeboe brings us up to date on the story now live from cupertino. rob? (rob live) even though plans to tear down the old mall and replace it with housing, office space and retail has the blessing of the

city council, a citizens group is hoping to take the matter to voters via referendum. igantius ding/ better cupertino "....this will be a new beginning and we will determine our own future...." members of the group "better cupertino" have announced they have turned over to election officials more than enough signatures to ask voters to decide whether to overturn the city's recent decision to approve a plan to redevlop the vallco mall property.ignatius ding/ better cupertino "...it's bogus to say that this decision was community driven because in fact we were never asked, all of our input was rejected...."plans for the vallco property call for affordable housing, the first to qualify for fast-track status under sb-35, along with office space and retail. better cupertino says the last thing the community needs is more office space.ignatius ding/better cupertino "...cupertino has no or very low unemployment so any new office space is going to generate more inbound traffic...assuming the signature count on each of four petitions meets or exceeds 10-percent of the city's population, the city of cupertino could repeal it's decision regarding the specific plan or call for a publc vote. despite that, demolition of the old mall's parking garage continues as developer sand hill properties

is moving ahead with the first phase of the project. project. (rob live) the registrar has 30 days to certify those has 30 days to the registrar (rob live) (rob live) the regtrar has 30 days to certify those petitions. obviously this wont be on the ballot next week, so it could go before voters at the next regular election or the city could hold a special election. live in cupertino rob fladeboe kron4news

(grant) a big story tonight... notorious boston gangster james "whitey" bulger was found dead in his prison cell today and prison officials say they are investigating his death as a homicide. bulger led a largely irish mob that ran loan-sharking, gambling and drug rings in the boston area. he also served as an f- b-i informant... who ratted on his gang's main rival. bulger spent three years at

alcatraz starting in 19-59 after he tried to escape a prison in georgia. he was serving life in prison for a long list of crimes including racketeering and extortion... as well as his role in 11 murders. the gangster spent 16 years on the run before being arrested in 20-11. he had been living with his longtime gorlfriend in a santa monica apartment. whitey bulger...dead tonight at the age of 89. (vicki) lawyers for the suspected norcal rapist do not want his image broadcasted or published as his court case moves forward.. long-time uc berkeley employee roy charles waller is accused of raping several women across northern california in the 90's and early 2000's. sacramento bureau reporter ashley zavala explains what prompted waller's lawyers to make the request just minutes before what was expected to be roy waller's second court appearance here in sacramento.. waller's lawyer handed us a copy of a request he filed, asking the judge to keep members of the media from photographing,

broadcasting and distributing waller's image. the court room cage sat empty in sacramento tuesday.the suspected norcal rapist skipped his second court appearance while his attorneys introduced a motion to limit media coverage. in the request, waller's court- appointed attorneys said after reviewing evidence... "questions have been raised regarding eye witness identification of the norcal rapists' physical characteristics compared to waller's." waller's lawyers wouldn't say what specific questions...but filed a declaration with the court under seal.the judge issued a temporary ruling denying the request... saying the court cannot properly grant the motion because waller's image has already been captured by the media. waller was arrested in september after investigators said dna linked him to crimes in which he allegedly tortured, raped and robbed women in several counties scattered throughout northern california. since then, his image has been distributed and shared millions of times.deputy district attorney chris ore says the da's office is reviewing the request.. (chris ore - sacramento deputy d.a.) "obviously we also want to protect the integrity of the case, but it's a public court room, i don't see any harm in having cameras." ((az))waller's next court date is in january, which will give media outlets time to put together arguments against the request.

(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 sunny and windy for parts of the bay area as high pressure builds

over the bay area. gusty wnds will bring high fire dannger for most bay area mountains. winds could gust as high as 50 mph. it will be sunny and warm on halloween with highs in the 70s and 80s inland, and sunny 60s at the coast. it will cool slightly for the weekend. right now there is no rain expected in the next 7 days.

(vicki) still ahead... the average person gets around 13 robocalls a month... and for some people in san francisco that's a daily number. we have an in-depth look at how the f-t-c is working to stop these annoying calls. (grant) plus... a same-sex couple has their first baby.. and both moms were able to carry their son in the womb. we'll explain the fertility breakthrough.

(vicki) a same sex couple recently welcomed their newborn son. it was a happy occasion for the couple of course, but doctors say it's also an important milestone in fertility treatment. both women wanted to carry the child during pregnancy, and through a special type of in-vitro fertilization, they did just that. erin jones reports. nats: "this is stetson lane coulter."ashleigh and bliss coulter call the five month old their miracle baby. ashleigh coulter / new mom: "the way that mr. stetson came

into this world was pretty special."when the couple married.. they knew they wanted kids.. and through what's called "effortless in vitro fertilization" they were ábothá able to carry their son. bliss coulter / new mom: "we gave it a try and it was very, very successful."dr. kathy doody / care fertility: "this represents the first time that two women have both physically carried their child together in pregnancy."fertility specialists dr. kathy doody and her husband, dr. kevin doody made it happen.. using bliss' eggs and sperm from a donor.ashleigh coulter / new mom: "she was so confident when she was saying that they can do it.. i think that was surprising to us but also exciting."through effortless ivf... instead of placing the sperm and eggs into incubators, they go into an invocell.erin jones / standup: "this device is placed in the body for five days where fertilizes and early embryo development begins."natsot: "what are you doing cowboy?"in the coulter's case.. after five days, bliss had the invocell removed.the embryos were frozen, and then one was transferred to ashleigh.she

carried their baby to term.dr. kevin doody / care fertility: "this is a revolutionary type of ivf. it's more accessible, it's more affordable and it's truly more natural."ashleigh and bliss say they fe blessed to be able to share this experience together. ashleigh coulter / new mom: "you know your whole life changes obviously with anybody when they have a baby... so leaning on your partner i think is really, really important and i definitely think it brought us closer together." (vicki) that was erin jones reporting. believe it or not -- effortless i-v-f costs about half as much as traditional i-v-f. (grant) next at 5:30... a house fire breaks out in the middle of the night on the peninsula... what neighbors say they heard right before the fire started. (grant) plus... you could say it's an empty promise. president trump wants to change the way american citizenship works. u-s-f professor bill hing joins us in studio to talk about trump's controversial plan.

(vicki) our top story tonight at 5:30... if you're born in the u-s, you're automatically a citizen - that's the most basic fact of american citizenship law. but president trump wants to change that.(grant) in a new interview, he made a controversial promise regarding the idea of birth- right citizenship that's in direct conflict with the constitution. karin caifa reports from washington. as he prepares for the home stretch of a midterm campaign blitz, president trump has

zeroed in on immigration to motivate republicans -- especially in some crucial border state races.and in a new interview, he's made a controversial promise regarding the idea of birthright citizenship that's in direct conflict with the constitution.karin caifa (prono: kay-fuh) reports from washington. --reporter pkg-as follows--president trump -- says he'll use an executive order to end the right to citizenship for children born to non-citizens and undocumented immigrants, on u-s soil ...pres donald trump/hbo/axios: where a person comes in, has a baby, and the baby is essentially a citizen of the united states for 85 years with all of those benefits. it's ridiculous. it's ridiculous.such a proposal would face immediate legal challenges.the fourteenth amendment of the constitution says -- all persons born in the u-s, are citizens of the u-s.the president's comments came in an interview with axios released tuesday -- one week before election day - as he seizes on immigration in closing arguments to voters.on monday the white house announced the deployment of 5,200 troops to the border with mexico, as thousands of central american migrants make their way toward the u-s.vice president mike pence/from politico: the president is simply determined to make sure that we got the manpower on the border to provide the support, as appropriate, to the border patrol to continue to harden our border to ensure that people are applying into our country are doing so through ports of entry and the color of the law.while trump believes the issue will energize the g-o-p in border states with key senate races

-- others say it could alienate moderate republicans in key suburban house races. rep. ryan costello/-r- pennsylvania: we put more money into veterans care, nih funding, battling the opiate epidemic. we should be talking about those issues and be reminding voters of the positive things we have done, not doing this, you know, doom and gloom immigration stuff.on wednesday, the president kicks off a stretch of 11 rallies -- in six days.in washington, i'm karin caifa. (grant) joining us now to talk about if this executive order is even possible-- professor bill hing. a law professor...and the director of the immigration and deportation defense clinic at u-s-f... president donald trump has astonished legal scholars with

his claim that he can end birthright citizenship with a swipe of his pen. no, they say, he can't.trump also went far off track in asserting that the u.s. is the only country that automatically grants citizenship to anyone born in the country. many do. his comments in an interview with "axios on hbo":trump: "it was always told to me that you needed a constitutional amendment. guess what? you don't. ... well, you can definitely do it with an act of congress. but now they're saying i can do it just with an executive order."the facts: scholars widely pan the idea that trump could unilaterally change the rules on who is a citizen. it's highly questionable whether an act of congress could do it, either, though it is conceivable that legislators could change the rules regarding children born in the u.s. of parents who are in the country illegally.peter schuck is perhaps the most prominent advocate of the idea that birthright citizenship is not conveyed by the constitution to children of parents who are living illegally in the u.s. even he says "trump clearly cannot act by" executive order.

lawrence karnow: it was sunny and windy for parts of the bay area as high pressure builds over the bay area.

gusty wnds will bring high fire dannger for most bay area mountains. winds could gust as high as 50 mph. it will be sunny and warm on halloween with highs in the 70s and 80s inland, and sunny 60s at the coast. it will cool slightly for the weekend. right now there is no rain expected in the next 7 days. (grant) 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. (vicki) on the peninsula ... an investigation is underway after a house in south san francisco catches fire early this morning. kron4's lydia pantazas explains what happened. south san francisco fire crews are at the scene of a 2-alarm blaze in south san francisco early this morning, according to fire dispatch. the blaze was first reported around 12:44 a.m. in the 300 block of fairway drive. there are no initial reports of injuries. no further

information is immediately available. (grant) coming up... if you want to escape the high cost of living in the bay area... one state may actually pay you to move there. we'll explain.

(grant) as people are looking to move out of the bay area because of the high cost a living... maine might be a good option for those with student loan debt. the state is offering to help people who move there pay off

their student loans. this is in an effort to fill their workforce. the program started in 2008-- but was initially introduced for young professionals already living in maine. officials say they decided to extend it to anyone who moves there because there is a need for workers. under the program, the money you spend towards paying your student loan debt each year-- will be subtracted from what you owe on state income taxes. in some instances-- you can even get a check back from the government if your loan payoff amount outweighs your taxes. (vicki) still ahead... around 150- million robo- calls are sent out to americans each day. what the federal trace commission is doing to stop them... plus, an in-depth look at how you can take action.

(vicki) the onslaught of robocalls ringing into cell

phones... keeps getting worse. the federal trade commission says, in 2017, it received more than seven- million complaints about unwanted calls(grant) now based on current numbers -2018 is on track to substantially surpass that. kron 4's tech reporter gabe slate shows us how to stop robocalls . quick nat sound of robocall it's not just you.. quick nat sound of robocall americans receive around 150 million robocalls per dayquick nat sound of robocall the average person getting 13 a month nat sound of robocall about "credit reduction help" ---- sound from noel rabinowitz/ robocall receiver - " yeah right (talking to robot on phone) you're not calling about my credit card, you're a scam" or if you're like noel rabinowitz, who works in san francisco, it's more like 13 a day. sound from noel rabinowitz/ robocall receiver - " i feel frustration, violation, a little indignation a few other 'ations' - (laughs) i mean it's fine to send me an email, we are use to that, but my phone? come on, that's my personal technology space, don't get in there (laughs)" reporter stand up - gabe slate sound - "tired of the constant unwanted interruptions, noel downloaded

the robokiller app, it's one many free robocall blocking apps, out there."sound from noel rabinowitz / robocall receiver - " robokiller worked right away for me, today at lunchtime i got a few calls that came in and i didn't have to hear it, be bothered by nonsense, all i got was that pop up from robokiller that said we took care of that call for you" robokiller acts like an invisible shield running in the background blocking all the numbers in it's database that have been reported as telemarketers or robocalls. you can view a call log to see what numbers have called you and listen to any voicemail messages left quick nat sound of robocall voice messagesound from noel rabinowitz / robocall receiver - " it's using automation for good, empowering people, pushing back" skype sound from ian barlow / ftc - " it's a pervasive problem, it's our top complaint at the ftc" ian barlow, based in d.c., is the federal trade commission's do not call list program coordinator, and the agencies top litigator of robocall violators.ian is the tip of the sword of the government's fight against robocalls.. and he is also a victim of them skype sound from ian barlow / ftc - " i get them all the time, on my personal cell phone, and my ftc cell phone - laughs" quick nat sound of robocall skype sound from ian barlow / ftc - " they are after money, the irs one

wanting you to wire them money to resolve irs debt, the tech support one that says send us money so we can fix your problem."ian barlow says the federal government is aggressively going after the illegal robocallers hitting them with big fines. skype sound from ian barlow / ftc - "we've sued 458 businesses and 371 individuals in these cases, and we have actual collections of 121 million dollars from winning these cases" ian barlow says while robocall blocking apps are effective there two other important actions you can take to help the feds battle robocalls. skype sounfrom ian barlow / ftc "all consumers should sign up for the do not call list, and if you get robocalls report them to us, the more data we have the better and can go after them " signing up for the do call list will block you from receiving the legal robocalls like the surveys, or political ads. for the illegal calls.you can let an app be your digital guardian.in san francisco gabe slate kron 4 news. news. (grant) we do want to

mention that the robo- killer app that gabe mentioned.. is free to download.. but it does require a monthly subscription to use. (catherin) we've been honoring outstanding teachers in the bay area... tonight - it's monica lun - who teaches at garfield elementary in san francisco. she loves her students -- and loves celebrating halloween with them. monica is in her 17th year as the chinese immersion kindergarten teacher. a favorite tradition - she hand-crafts classroom

themed costumes for them. she likes to feature things prominent in chinese and asian culture - including panda bears, soy sauce, red envelopes, even boba milk cups. her daughter says she began years ago when she noticed many of her chinese- american students weren't aware of the halloween tradition of dressing up in costumes. some didn't have the money to spend on them. monica wanted every child to feel included with the rest of the school....and have fun. colleagues say it's evidence of her creativity and dedication to her students. her principal says she never fails to provide an 'amazing experience' for them. if you know a special teacher you'd like to nominate...just go to our website, click on 'features' - then choose 'teacher of the week.' (anchor) taking a live look outside... at the san mateo bridge.(anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow.

lawrence karnow: it was sunny and windy for parts of the bay area as parts of the windy for sunny and karnow: it was sunny and windy for parts of the bay area as high pressure builds over the bay area. gusty wnds will bring high fire dannger for most bay area mountains. winds could gust as high as 50 mph. it will be sunny and warm on halloween with highs in the 70s and 80s inland, and sunny 60s at the coast. it will cool slightly for the weekend. right now there is no rain expected in the next 7 ys. (vicki) next on kron4 news at 5... as you get ready to put as you get 5... kron4 news at next on days.in the next 7 rain expected in the next 7 days.

(vicki) next on kron4 news at 5... as you get ready to put your costumes on and go trick-or-treating with your little ones... there's some halloween-night dangers you should be aware of. the details you need to know to keep your kids safe.

(vicki) it's that time of year again... time for spooky costumes and candy.(grant) but while halloween is meant to be a holiday of fun, a new report tells us there are some health risks to watch out for. meredith wood has more. trick or treat -- could be less treat this halloween if you don't take some precautions.a 2012 state farm study found children are twice as likely to die on halloween than any other day.a major cause of these deaths? walking in the street.in a study of over four million deaths over a span of 20 years, state farm found nearly 70 percent of pedestrians were hit away from a crosswalk or intersection. and these deaths aren't limited to young children, either.most of the fatalities were teenagers.keep your little goblin safe by dressing them in reflective tape, trick-or-treating in groups, and carrying around a flashlight.and beware of face paint.the f-d-a does not approve color additives in face paint.they say a color that's ok for hair and nails may not be ok for skin.you can

check the face paint ingredients against the list of approved additives on the f-d-a website.if an ingredient isn't f-d-a approved, experts suggest not using the product at all.also on the list of halloween dangers - pumpkin carving.the u-s consumer product safety commission says out of 45-hundred halloween- related injuries last year, 41 percent were linked to making jack-o-lanterns.safety experts suggest putting away sharp kitchen knives and using the small tools in carving kits. for today's health minute, i'm meredith wood. (vicki) (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 new tonight at six:get ready to see cars with no one behind the wheel. so called "ghost cars" will soon be hitting the streets in the bay area.we'll tell you where fully autonomous cars will be testing locally.(pam) then - also new at six... we have an update on the big cat which has been dubbed the pleasanton puma... after it forced the closure on hopyard road - while officials tried to capture it. and breaking news - an arrest has been made in the shooting of a 3-year-old in oakland... details next at six. (ken) tonight at (ken)

(ken) tonight at 6.... fully autonomous "ghost" cars will soon be here. the d-m-v has authorized "waymo" to begin testing cars right here in the bay area... without any drivers at all. waymo... of parent company alphabet -- will begin testing on public roads and highways -- for the first time in california --- near its silicon valley headquarters. (ken)thank you for joining us. i'm ken wayne. (pam) and i'm pam moore. this is the latest step forward in driverless technology for waymo -- which started working on self- driving technology at google, back in 2009. grant lodes is here in the studio with more on what comes next.. grant (grant)that means fully autonomous vehicles -- without a test driver in the car. however -- an operator must continuously monitor the vehicle remotely.while this is brand new to california... accordg to waymo -- theyve already driven 10 million

autonomous miles on public roads.they also boast that they've driven nearly 7 billion ásimulatedá miles. waymo's permit includes day and night testing on city streets as well as highways --- up to 65 miles per hour. and although this tech has been tested largely in arizona... waymo says the vehicles are safe to use in fog and light rain.the cars will hit the roads in the shaded area shown here --- including parts of mountain view, sunnyvale, los altos, los altos hills, and palo alto. if and when the testing expands, waymo says they will submit another request to the d-m-v.eventually -- members of the public may be allowed to ride in the autonomous vehicles -- as part of an early rider program similar to what has already happening in arizona. of course --- there are always risks to new technology... and driving in general. one of the test minivans got into a serious crash in arizona in may....

after another car jumped a median and crashed into the minivan... injuring a test driver. waymo says it remains committed to making the roads a safer place for everybody. (ken) breaking news tonight. police have arrested the father of a three-year-old in connection with the toddler's shooting in oakland last night. the boy was shot in east oakland at around 8 o clock ... on robledo drive. that's in the sobrante park neighborhood bordering san leandro. according to police, the district attorney is currently reviewing the case for charging. the child remains in critical condition this evening. (pam) an east bay man is receiving a psychiatric evaluation tonight ... after wielding what appeared to be a gun, near his broken down van today along interstate 8-80. the incident happened at around 9-45- this morning near the oakland coliseum. as kron

four's philippe djegal reports... the weapon turned out to be a b-b gun. (philippe) a passerby recorded this video of the man whose face is blurred -- just moments after witnessing that man wielding what appeared to be a handgun towards other passing cars, while standing ontop of the van.. the california highway patrol eventually determined the gun doesn't fire bullets. it shoots b-b's. but that wasn't entirely clear when officers approached him. officer herman baza/chp- "the officers used their patience and their training to deescalate the tense situation. if you could imagine, you're getting called to a someone pointing a firearm, uh, at people -- that's a tense situation." before 10 o'clock in the morning... the 24-year-old man's van had broken down on the shoulder, north of the 66th avenue on-ramp on interstate 8-80 in oakland his employer tells kron four that he was on his way to help another delivery driver whose van had also broken down when all of this happened. the man, from hayward, is described as usually peaceful and quiet. his family says he may be struggling mentally. officer herman baza/chp- "luckily, he was compliant, the bb gun was tucked in his waistband. there was no use of force. uh, you know, they took him into custody with no issues. he explained to officers he started wielding the b-b gun because he felt unsafe in the area.officer herman baza/chp- "he was fearful, uh, that he was gonna get hit by traffic. so, he felt like he had to pull out his bb gun, uh, at people." the man was taken to a local hospital where he'll remain for three days during a mental health evaluation. in oakland, philippe djegal, kron four news. (ken)new tonight at 6.new tonight at (ken)

news.kron four news. (ken)new tonight at 6.a mountain lion that was spotted near a pleasanton office complex yesterday has been captured and released back into the wild. the large cat was spotted near hopyard road and west las positas boulevard around 2 pm yesterday. hopyard road had to be shut down for several hours as a result of the sighting. the mountain lion required four tranquilizer darts to be

brought down because it was hiding in some nearby bushes and fish and wildlife officials couldn't get a clear shot. the animal was safely released back into the wilderness around 2 this morning. (pam) a big story tonight... a high school in the north bay is dealing with a wave of reported suspensions ... related to drugs. (ken) as kron 4's terisa estacio reports... some students say the punishment is too harsh for the alleged crime. student. i think it is wrong, the kids should not have been suspended. there is no one to watch them at home. this reaction after - kron four news came to this high school after being (ken)the president and first lady traveled to pittsburgh, pennsylvania this afternoon to meet with victims' families and survivors of saturday's "tree of life" synagogue killings. washington correspondent morgan wright reports on the trip, which was not welcomed by all in the pittsburgh jewish community. the president and first lady, daughter ivanka trump and jared kushner arrived in pittsburgh late tuesday afternoon. their motorcade made its first stop at the tree of life synagogue - the site of saturday's murder of 11 people.the president and

first lady placed rocks and white roses - from the white house on memorials for those slain in the mass murder at the synagogue... daughter ivanka trump and jared kushner stood in silence then the president and the first family went to the university of pittsburgh medical center to meet with survivors and first responders the visit - comes on the same day - 3 of the 11 killed were laid to rest -- including brothers cecil and david rosenthal. members of pittsburgh steelers football team joined hundreds of mourners at the services. the president's visit caused mixed reactions in the community (nats)protesters filled the streets -- protesters filled community.jewish pittsburgh by all in the (ken)the president and first

lady traveled to pittsburgh, pennsylvania this afternoon to meet with victims' families and survivors of saturday's "tree of life" synagogue killings. washington correspondent morgan wright reports on the trip, which was not welcomed by all in the pittsburgh jewish community. the president and first lady, daughter ivanka trump and jared kushner arrived in pittsburgh late tuesday afternoon. their motorcade made its first stop at the tree of life synagogue - the site of saturday's murder of 11 people.the president and first lady placed rocks and white roses - from the white house on memorials for those slain in the mass murder at the synagogue... daughter ivanka trump and jared kushner stood in silence then the president and the first family went to the university of pittsburgh medical center to meet with survivors and first responders the visit - comes on the same day - 3 of the 11

killed were laid to rest -- including brothers cecil and david rosenthal. members of pittsburgh steelers football team joined hundreds of mourners at the services. the president's visit caused mixed reactions in the community (nats)protesters filled the streets -- singing and holding signs, in opposition of the president's visit to pittsburgh. in a letter to president trump, pittsburgh jewish leaders - from an organization called bend the arc - said the president was not welcome in pittsburgh until he fully denounced white nationalism but the tree of life synagogue's rabbi jeffery myers ... welcomed the president with open arms. the president of the united states is always welcome.the trump administration says -- as a nation we have a duty to confront anti-semitism. the president says it's time for americans to come together in unity. in washington, morgan wright.

(ken) while the shooting has exacerbated the political divide in this country --- it has united many people of faith. a crowdfunding campaign organized by muslim- american nonprofits celebrate mercy and "mpower change" ... has raised more than 200 thousand dollars for shooting victims and their families. the islamic center of pittsburgh issued a statement, saying "the pittsburgh community is our family ... what happens to one of us... is felt by us all. there is a link on our website to donate. (pam ) notorious gangster and former alcatraz inmate - james "whitey" bulger ... was found dead in his west virginia prison cell today. prison officials say, they are investigating his death as a homicide. bulger had been serving two consecutive life sentences... after his 2013 conviction for participating in 11- murders. prior to be arrested in 20- 11, the boston gangster, who was also an informat for the f-b-i.. was on the run

for sixteen -years. (pam) while he was hiding from police, bulger actually made a stop as a tourist at alcatraz ... as you can seen in this picture posted by alcatraz island in 20-13. bulger had served three years at alcatraz prison .. starting in 19-59. he was 89 years old. (pam) new anti-semitic vandalism found on a california mural. it's just the lastest example of the sharp increase in hate crimes. we'll have the numbers. (ken) new information on the fall that claimed the lives of a young bay area couple in yosemite. the selfies that shed new light on the tragedy. (pam) the race for governor comes to san francisco... as gavin newsom and john cox reach out for voters in the final days of the campaign. (lawrence) i'm chief me (pam) the

two candidates for governor of california were in san francisco today.. making their pitches to bay area voters.(ken) john cox and gavin newsom were the featured speakers at a gubernatorial breakfast this morning at the fairmont hotel. kron4's haaziq madyun caught up with both men after the event. (pkg)both california gubernatorial candidates took a break from campaigning to weigh in on president donald trump's idea of using an executive order to change the 14th amendment to the constitution which grants citizenship to anyone born in the united statessot

candidate: "i didn't like executive orders when president obama did it and i don't necessarily agree with doing it now">sot both men see raising a conversation about the 14th amendment in the context of the ongoing immigration issue sotnat/sot lt. gov. gavin newsom/democrat gubernatorial candidate "california is not just the resistance. california is the positive alternative to what's going on in this country">sot in san francisco haaziq madyun kron4news

(ken) also at the gubernatorial breakfast today was attorney michael avenatti - who has gained fame from representing stormy daniels. he says he will be decising whether or not to run for president in the next two months. avenatti 2020>wrong person in 2020> avenatti also says he is supporting gavin newsom in the governor's race. (pam) while the nation continues to mourn those killed on saturday at the "tree of life" synagogue in pittsburgh, pennslyvania.... fresno is dealing with a new case of anti- semitic vandalism. a section of street artwork was defaced with anti - jewish symbols. brian johnson reports. its mostly covered now.but you can see some of the pink paint that was used to deface this

sprawling piece of artwork on the side of a building on h street in downtown fresno.this is what it looks like underneath the paper.two swastikas surrounded by a circle with lines drawn through them, and some unknown word in the middle.robert whiseant / fresno: "they're looking to get attention. and that's really what they want is that attention and to spark and provoke peoples emotions in a negative way."robert whiseant works for cloud 9 productions, a sound, lighting, and stage company. they keep their equipment in this building.they also welcome artists to create colorful and tasteful pieces at events and on the property this one has been up for about three months.whiseant was confused when he saw the vandalism.he noticed this swastika was inverted from the nazi germany symbol, and he also knows the swastika, including this version, hasn't always been associated with hate.in fact, the anti- defamation league says the swastika is a common symbol across asia, used by hindus, buddhists, and adherents of other religions, where it is often associated with good fortune.still, whiseant believes the intent here was derogatory in nature, and possibly even directed at this specific piece of artwork --- no other buildings in the area were hit.robert whiseant / fresno: "i just don't understand why anyone would go out of there way to spread more hate."but this wont stop them from bringing in fresno's best artists who devote their time, money, and energy to make downtown a more vibrant place.he says they deserve all of the attention not the vandals.robert whiseant / fresno: "if we can find the original artist, then i would love to come and fix his piece so we can keep his piece up but if that isn't going to happen, then well replace the piece."

(pam) that was brian johnson reporting. for years, incidents of anti- semitism were on the decline in america. but they have seen a metoric rise since 2016... and the presidential election. incidents increased 34- percent in 2016 there s a 57- percent increase in 2017 according to the anti- defamation league which

tracks these crimes. the group says, that is the single largest surge it has ever seen.. since they began tracking the data decades ago. last month.... anti -semitic flyers were found at five east bay synagogues ...and earlier this month... more flyers depicting supreme court justice brett kavanaugh - surrounded by jewish members of the u.s. senate - with the star of david on their foreheads .... popped up on the campuses of u.c. berkeley and u.c. davis. let's take a look outside right now... chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: it was sunny and windy for parts of the bay

area as high pressure builds over the bay area. gusty wnds will bring high fire dannger for most bay area mountains. winds could gust as high as 50 mph. it will be sunny and warm on halloween with highs in the 70s and 80s inland, and sunny 60s at the coast. it will cool slightly for the weekend. right now there is no rain expected in the next 7 days. (ken) stranger peering into your

home. even worse when that man is naked. the

surveillance video a family is sharing to alert others. (pam) a selfie tragedy. new pictures giving investigators new information ... into the deadly fall of a young bay area couple at yosemite.

(ken) new details tonight about a couple that died in a yosemite cliff fall... one of the victims appears in the selfie photo of another

couple - just before falling from a popular overlook. this is the photo.... you can see the woman with the pink hair in the background.. shortly after it was taken -- she and her husband accidentally fell from taft point. their bodies were recovered last week -- about 800 feet below the cliff. the husband worked for cisco in san jose. the man who took the photo says he felt nervous seeing the woman so close to the edge when he took the photo. (pam) that overlook is very popular among tourists visiting yosemite .... in fact, that same cliff was actually where this viral photograph was taken... it shows a mystery man proposing to a mystery woman .. that led to a search on social media... reporter christy fajardo has that story. a beautiful moment with a beautiful backdrop.even the golden lighting was picture perfect.too gorgeous not to share.but the photographer, matthew dippel of michigan, had no idea who that was on bended knee nor the identity

of the mystery woman perched on taft point in yosemite. matthew dippel/photographer "posted it in hopes to find him on everything. and now on twitter it's gone viral."those who saw the photo wanted to know who they were, too. sharing the post over 160 thousand times since october 17th.dippel even took his search to the media.matthew dippel/photographer"i truly hope the photo finds you. i've got a pretty solid photo for you and i'd really like to share with you because it's truly a beautiful moment." yosemite national park is a popular spot for couples in love.and days went by with no word.in fact, the alhambra man in the photo skipped right over it on social media.then charlie vo realized that was him and his bride to be melissa.charlie vo/fiance"it's an amazing feeling. it's so awesome. it's just a great photo, it was timed perfectly and it just it's just such a coincidence."he tells us via facetime, it was actually the second proposal.the other was for his family.but that day in yosemite was meant just for her.charlie vo/fiance"oh i had no clue. we went with two friends and they were just helping us take random photos, just spontaneously."here's one of the photos taken by a friend.vo wanted to give melissa the perfect proposal, but it was a stranger who gave them the perfect memory. (pam) (pam) that was

christy fajardo reporting. the happy couple is set to wed in april.they will tie the knot in malibu ... and say, they would love to have dippel take photographs at their wedding! (ken) a fight for honor... long after he left the battlefield. coming up at 6:45... we'll tell you about the effort to get a veteran the medal his son says he deserved... a hundred years ago. (pam) president trump wants to take away "birthright citizenship" from immigrants. but can he? the immediate push back he is getting... even from some in his own party. (lawrence)and i'm tracking your weeknight forcast... that's just ahead.

(ken) with a week left before the midterm elections, the president is making immigration one of the major issues..(pam) the president says, he plans on ending birthright citizenship - which is a constitutionally guaranteed right. kron 4's sanaz tahernia joins us live from the newsroom ... sanaz, many say this is not

something the president can even do.. well pam, as ken mentioned, birthright citizenship is guaranteed under section one of the 14th amendment of the united states constitution. it says in part that "all persons born or naturalized in the united states, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the united states and the state wherein they reside." that basically means that if you're born in the united states you automatically are a citizen of the country, and what the president said he wants to do is sign an executive order ending the right to citizenship for children of non-citizens and undocumented immigrants born on u-s soil. now if the president is specifically trying to amend the constitution by way of an executive order, he's going to run into some problems. according to the national archives, the president doesn't have a constitutional role in the amendment process... however, the issue can be brought before the united states supreme court for an official interpretation - at which

point the court would determine how the clause is applied. i spoke to the deputy director of numbers usa - an immigration reduction group that supports the president's plan. i reached out to the a-c- l-u for a statement, and they said quote "the president cannot erase the constitution with an executive order, and the 14th amendment's citizenship guarantee is clear. this is a transparent and blatantly unconstitutional attempt to sow division and fan the flames of anti-immigrant

hatred in the days ahead of the midterms. ken and pam, back to you. (ken)thanks sanaz..(pam) time now for a look at tonight's top local stories. in oakland... a 24-year-old man was taken to a local hospital for a psychiatric evaluation after pointing a b-b gun towards passing cars on interstate 8- 80. drivers who reported the incident to the california highway patrol thought the gun was real. it was until the man was taken into custody, that officers discovered the gun shoots bb's and not bullets. it happened before 10 o'lock in the morning, just north of the 66th avenue on-ramp to interstate 8-80 near the coliseum. no injuries were reported. in oakland, philppe djegal, kron four news. sothere in san francisco both california gubernatorial candidates took a break from campaigning to weighing in on president donald trump's idea of using an executive order to change the 14th amendment to the constitution which grants citizenship to anyone born in the united statessot

don't necessarily agree with doing it now">sot in san francisco haaziq madyun kron4news lawrence karnow: it was lawrence lawrence karnow: it was sunny and windy for parts of the bay area as high pressure builds over the bay area. gusty wnds

will bring high fire dannger for most bay area mountains. winds could gust as high as 50 mph. it will be sunny and warm on halloween with highs in the 70s and 80s inland, and sunny 60s at the coast. it will cool slightly for the weekend. right now there is no rain expected in the next 7 days. (ken on cam) critics are prssing ahead with their fight to stopthe redevlopment of the old vallco mall in cupertino.

as kron four's rob fladeboe reports , they area step closer in putting the controversial project before voters. igantius ding/ better cupertino "....this will be a new beginning and we will determine our own future...." members of the group "better cupertino" have announced they have turned over to election officials more than enough signatures to ask voters to decide whether to overturn the city's recent decision to approve a plan to redevlop the vallco mall property.ignatius ding/ better cupertino "...it's bogus to say that this decision was community driven because in fact we were never asked, all of our input was rejected...."plans for the vallco property call for affordable housing, the first to qualify for fast-track status under sb-35, along with office space and retail. better cupertino says the last thing the community needs is more office space.ignatius ding/better cupertino "...cupertino has no or very low unemployment so any new office space is going to generate more inbound traffic...assuming the signature count on each of four petitions meets or exceeds 10-percent of the city's population, the city of cupertino could repeal it's decision regarding the

community plan or call for a publc vote. in a statement, developer sand hill properties said that if the petitions are approved, it's the end of the line for communty plan and that it would be solely focused on delivering it's fully-approved vallco town center project, minus the many amenities called foe in the community plan.rob fladeboe/cupertino "....it's too late for the november ballot obviously, but if those petitions are approved, theissue could go before voters at the next general election or the city could choose to call for a special election. in cupertino rob fladeboe kron4news (ken) imagine getting a call from friends staying at your home saying a naked man is tapping on the window and walking around outside. (pam)

that's what happened to one family in santa ana... who caught the peeper on camera. kron 4's grant lodes joins us now with more of the disturbing details. grant... (grant) pam and ken... the homeowner who wants to remain anonymous says... she has never seen the man before. now check out the video... the man strips down to his sneakers... gets into the home-owners shed... and then walks to the front porch where he finally wraps himself in a sheet. there were three women staying at the home... who say at one point he started tapping on the window. the man was reportedly wandering around the property for about an hour. < neighbor: "we have six kids in the house and sometimes they are alone but they know

not to open the doors and we do have an 18 year old but it is scary and we definitely don't want that in our neighborhood." >(grant) the homeowner did call police... but by the time they arrived the man was no where to be found. after seeing the video neighbors in the area say they plan to start a neighborhood watch. (pam) it is an egregious case of military overspending... exactly how much the air force paid for these coffee cups ... and what one senator is trying to do about it.

(ken)why did the air force buy these coffee cups that cost 12-hundred dollars each? that's what one u-s lawmaker wants to know.these cups can reheat beverages in tankers and cargo planes.but apparently, the handles break easily.that's why the air force says it spent more than 326-thousand- dollars the past two years to buy new ones -- since replacement parts are not available.still, senator chuck grassley of iowa wants to know why the cups were approved for purchase in the first place ... and if any cheaper options were looked at. the air force stopped buying the cups earlier this month. (pam) a soldier denied his medal. why his son is still fighting for a purple heart ... for injuries his father suffered a century ago.

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man is on a mission trying to right .... what he belives is a 100-year- old wrong.(ken) a florida man claims his father was wounded in war and never received the purple heart he deserved. reporter steve andrews has the story. (reporter pkg) it was 100 years ago the war to end all wars 23 year old ralph carle, a member of the u.s. army's 119th regiment fought the germans in europe in 1918 and 1919.. ralph died in 1943, when his youngest son edwin was just 4 years oldi never really got to know him but i had a real father edwin heard stories that his father was wounded in the war. but he was not awarded a purple heart. i think i have enough evidence he found docuents dated in 1932 and 34 that show his father ralph suffered eye trouble due to gas and a shrapnel wound over the right eye.all i keep getting is well you gotta do this or call that or write to them and so on and so forth and fill out this

authorizationedwin wrote congressmen, senators and presidents asking that his father be awarded a purple heart.i'm turning 80 in january, you know i don't have that much longer, you know i want him, i want him to get what he deserves.another road block a fire at the national personnel records center destroyed records of many world war one veteransbut when i see you you're fighting for this agent orange and that i say to myself gee you know i wonder if steve would be able to help me over this stumbling block edwin was so young when his father ralph died, he barely remembers him but he is drawn to this fight.it's just something that i feel he deserves and not knowing him i feel i feel it will bring some connection to between me and my fatheredwin carle is about to turn 80 he says in the time he hs left he plans to wage a relentless campaign to win recognition for his father's service to this country. steve andrews reporting. (pam)

(pam) conservationists are sounding the alarm -- saying, the global wildlife population is facing a 'mind - blowing' crisis. the "world wildlife fund" has just released its bi- annual report which says, the populations of mammals, birds, fish, reptiles and amphibians ... have dropped by 60- percent, over 40- years. and the earth has lost about half of the earth's shallow- water corals. the causes? over- exploitation and agriculture linked to rising human consumption, pollution and climate change. let's take a look outside

right now... chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: it was sunny and windy for parts of the bay area as high pressure builds over the bay area. gusty wnds will bring high fire dannger for most bay area mountains. winds could gust as high as 50 mph. it will be sunny and warm on halloween with highs in the 70s and 80s inland, and sunny 60s at the coast. it will cool slightly for the weekend. right now there is no rain expected in the next 7 days. (ken) leave it to nasa

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engineers to outdo us regular folk. you're looking at examples of pumpkins carved or otherwise created at the agency's jet propulsion lab in pasadena. it's the 7th year nasa engineers have competed against each other for bragging rights. contestants took standard jack-o'-lanterns and made them spin... light up... glow...and even battle other pumpkins. all of the contestants had to create their entries on their own time. in sports... the raiders and 49ers get ready for their tete- a-tete thursday night... but the niners may be without quarterback c.j.

beathard... mark has the story on his injury... plus reaction from c.j. and coach shanahan... coming up sfx: tinny headphone music sfx: feet shuffling life can change in an instant. be covered when it does... ...with a health plan through covered california. we offer free expert help choosing the best plan for you. and all of our plans include free preventive care. financial help is available, so check for yourself to see what savings you qualify for. for health insurance starting january 1st, enroll by december 15th. because you never know when life... ...will change. get covered today. 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.

protect our public schools. (pam) lots to talk about in the sports world tonight... (ken) mark carpenter mark (ken) mark carpenter joins us in the studio. tough news for this week's 49ers-raiders matchup between two 1-win teams. the niners may be down to their backup quarterback's backup. --c-j beathard...the man that's stepped in for jimmy garoppolo... and yet to lead the niners to a win in his last 5-starts, injured his wrist this past sunday. --it happened after he was hit while throwing a pass midway through the 2nd quarter, -he hasn't been practicing the last two days and kyle shanahan said he's struggling to even hold a ball... --if beathard can't go, then undrafted 2nd-year qb nick mullens would be making his first career start. --kyle shanahan...with the latest on beathard. "c.j. would be good if we were playing on sunday. but, it's going to be a test for thursday and

probably won't know until then. "my wrist and thumb are kind of messed up. it's two days after the game so hopefully tomorrow it will feel a lot better. nick comes in there, moves the chains, competes hard, made some plays with his legs and his arm. guys believe in him and he's as competitive and confident as a guy i've been around. if he needs to play this week, he'll be on it." three keys for the 49ers...thursday night.. --first off, regardless of who the quarterback is, he needs to stay off the ground... cj beathard, sacked 11-times in the last two weeks. --the defense...must put derek carr in uncomfortable situations...a force some turnovers. --also, oakland's rushing defense is last in the league, so it's an opportunity for the niners to run the football. --your mercedes-benz keys to the game. switching on over to the

raiders-- the team didn't make any more moves before today's trade deadline, however, there was an adjustment to the roster. veteran cornerback dominique rodgers-cromartie announced his retirement after 11 nfl season...he only played 6-games for the silver and black after signing late in the summer. the raiders.. have lost 6 of their last 7 games...including three straight. derek carr...on this week's bay area showdown. "i know it means a lot to our fans. i know it means a lot to everybody. so of course we want to go out and win this game. that's every week. but we know how much it means to our fans and how excited they get for it. we're aware of that, but it doesn't change anything for us. we have to go out and just play well." finally tonight, time to revisit the latest and greatest moment from the warriors. klay thompson...breaking steph curry's record for the nba's single-game 3-point mark. --thompson...entered the

bulls game on a slump by his standards,...firing 13-percent from downtown. --then he changed that real quick... 10-treys in the first half, which is also a record...as the warriors led chicago 92-50. --out of the locker room, klay kept grinding... hit his 14th-3 for the new record...all part of a 52- point performance in 27-minutes. "i've been in this position before. i've had 10,11 threes, but never got close to 14. so, just thankful i was in that position." last night's magic had us thinking back to another remarkable klay thompson game. january 23rd, 2015-- warriors hosting the kings... thompson completely took over the 3rd quarter, torched sacramento for 37-points in a single frame. that's an nba record... and he also tied a league mark, going 13- for-13 from the field in the quarter. he finished with 52-on the night... we also want to mention that in 2016, he scored 60-points in 29 minutes against the pacers.

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it ensures the closest ambulance remains on-call during paid breaks "so that they can respond immediately when needed." vote yes on 11. uproar over the president's visit to pittsburgh. >> then the untold story of president trump's mother. >> we are in a remote fishing village in scotland where the president's mother was born. >> her humble beginnings. she was a maid when she came to america. anher relationship with her son donald. this is christy mets. her house broken into when she was appearing on the tonight show. >> was she targeted because thieves new she was out of town. her ex-boyfriend bit off her lip. she was in her car when he suddenly leaned in to kiss her. it was