you can see the large crowds here in the bay area.... as well as l-a, and new york. good evening i'm grant lodes. (vicki) and i'm vicki liviakis. the so called "googlers" were protesting against the alleged inaction on claims of harassment sexual and misconduct. one of the largest walkouts was at the company's headquarters in mountain view. kron four's rob fladeboe is there with details on what happened today. rob? (rob live) this disatisfaction with thecompany's sexual harassment policies has been brewing for a long time. today, employees gathered in mass to deliver a set of demands to management. lat's take a look. this was the scene here at company headquarters in mountaib view and at other google offices around the world at precisely 11:10 this morning. the media was kept at a distance as google employees streamed into the center of campus for a rally where some of their colleagues shared

stories about sexual harassment that have allegedly been ignored by management, says walkout organizer cecelia o'neil hart.cecelia o'neil hart/walkout organizer '.....i got very emotional. we heard incredible stories from brave women who stood up and told their stories and we also heard stories we have been collecting on the web from women who didn't feel comfortable and gave voice t them... the walkout grew out of anger over the millions of dollars paid out to a former executive asked to resign over allegations of sexual misconduct.cecelia o'neil hart "...that was the $90 million dollar straw that broke the camel's back but to be honest there are so many stories that we were hearing for so long that it was time for action and time for a change..." judging from the turnout, their is widespread support for changing a climate of what one empoyee described as "systemic sexual misconduct," to come to an end. the company was presented with a list of demands.cecelia o'neil hart "....we want forced arbitration, we want arbitration and we want representation at the highest level, we want representation with human relations...."(full screen graphic)in a statement, google c.e.o. sundar pichai said..."...employees have raised constructive ideas on how we can improve our policies and processes, we are taking in all their feedback so we can turn these ideas into action..."

(rob live) the protest was also about alleged discrimination. other demands include placing women of color at all levels of the company and the appointment of an employee represetative on the cmpany's board. live in mountain view rob fladeboe kron4news (grant) (grant) (grant) developing news tonight... three teenagers shot last night in south san jose are expected to survive... the victims.... a 14-year-old boy, a 14-year old girl and a 15 year old boy. but the fact the shooting happened on halloween and outside a community center

does not sit well with neighbors. and, as kron four's philippe djegal reports... police have limited information on the shooter. (philippe) larry arnold lives across the street from the seven trees community center in south san jose. and, was resting inside his home at around 10-30 halloween night...larry arnold/neighbor- "and, i just heard pow, pow, pow, pow, pow." alarming because the community center on cas drive had wrapped up a halloween party about an hour and a half earlier. the parking lot and community center were closed, but some teenagers were still hanging out outside... and, the san jose police department says three of them were shot. jesse/neighbor- "yeah, just uh, pretty sad." jesse says the girl ran off into a nearby apartment complex. police say all three victims suffered non-life threatening injuries. all are expected to survive after receiving

treatment at a local hospital.. don la/neighbor- "i don't know what to say -- that's terrible." police say, prior to the shooting, the suspect approached the teenagers... got into an argument with them, and eventually opened fire. what led to the confrontation is unclear.juliet tarayno/neighbor- "(philippe) is this normally a quiet area? (juliet) yes." but larry arnold says the area is not immune to violent crimes.larry arnold/neighbor- "lately, its been happening pretty often. (philippe) why? (larry) i don't know if people are gang violence, trippin, something." so far, police have (vicki) an annual halloween sweep designed to keep sex offenderschildren resulted in arrests yesterday.. (grant) catherine heenan is here with the released on california's "operation boo." (catherine) california corrections officials say they arrested 110 sex offenders on parole yesterday.. it was the 25th year for the halloween sweep. officers covered a lot of ground - with more than 12-hundred-50 parolees being contacted statewide. these are always random visits - with an unexpected knock on the door. the idea of course...to keep offenders from contacting children or

engaging in any kind of halloween activity. of the 110 people arrested - most had somehow violated the conditions of their parole. eight of them face new charges. many were found to have pornography or drugs. some had weapons. hundreds of parole agents joined forces with local law enforcement to do the searches and compliance checks. grant and vicki? (vicki) c-h-p was busy overnight with a handful of sideshows in san jose. kron4's lydia pantazas has the video that shows just how out of hand things got. yesterday the san jose office of chp learned of some information that tipped them to some sideshow activity that was planned in san jose. chp worked with san jose police to position themselves in key locations to stop freeways down. chp was participant and owners car for 30 also observed an erratically and that person after arrested the not confirm any that happened on we are hearing able to arrest at drivers and cars. lpa kron 4 news (grant) (grant) happening

tonight... it's the final battle of the bay... the niners and raiders are meeting for one last time before the silver and black go to las vegas. (vicki) kickoff is just a few minutes away at levi's stadium... kron 4's kim smith is at the game tonight... what can we expect from both teams?

nick mullens is a guy kyle shanahan felt confident enough to keep as his backup quarterback....once jimmy g went down and cj beathard became the starter...mullens told us earlier this week ... any time you are playing in the 2nd year you feel more comfortable... he hasn't played in a regular season game but has seen some time in the preseason... 31 of 43 for 396 yards, a touchdown and 3 interceptions..you even see a quarterback who isn't afraid to be a little more mobile.. that's an area kyle shanahan says he's not afraid to compete... now... it's going to be all about ball security because. the turnovers have haunted the 49ers all season long...

(anchor1) taking a live (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 a beautiful warm start to november with temperatures soaring into the 70s and 80s.

there were even some 70s along the coast. high pressure continues to dominate our weather pattern sending any chance of showers well to the north. highs tomorrow will once again be warm but cooler near the coast. highs will be in the 70s and mid 80s inland with patchy morning fog and cooler 60s at the coast. a few more clouds are expected this weekend with elevated fire danger in the noh and east mountains. more sunshine and mild weather is expected next week. week. (grant) coming up... one

year after three local teens are killed in a crash... the changes that have been made to make sure it doesn't happen again. (vicki) president trump looks to make immigration the hot topic ahead of next week's mid-term elections. and critics are accusing him of stoking fear to get that message out. we'll show you the racially charged ad he released. (grant) plus after the break... police in the east bay are using technology to get crooks off the streets. we'll show you how.. in a story you will only see on kron4.

(vicki) now to a story you will only see on kron4 news. with the help of technology, san pablo police nab 3 people wanted for shooting and robbing another man. kron4's dan thorn has more on tech and how police got their suspects.. san pablo police say when it comes to committing crimes using social media---criminals should realize they've got their own tech to stop them.. nats:gunshots caught using "shot spotter" technology on the night of october 29th... san pablo police day a man was shot 4 times along california avenue and rumrill blvd.with this technology officers were able to respond to the scene within seconds..sot: we're very fortunate to have this technology and to have these resources available to us because in instances like this during an investigation we're able to see what happened what occurred..lt. brian bubar says after speaking with the victim--investigators learned he was dealing marijuana to 3 others..they shot him and stole the drugs..police then used their surveillance cameras equipped with license plate detection throughout the city.they back-tracked the trio's steps leading up to the crime...sot: we're not hiding our technology..we want to let it be known that if you commit criminal acts in the city of san pablo the likelihood that

you're going to be apprehended is much greater in san pablo because of the technology that we have. police were able to use the victims' snapchat and facebook to identify and arrest the 3 suspects... 30-year-old raymond keeton 19-year-old shavoni keetonand 19-year old jada murry are now facing attempted murder charges.police say the weapon used was made to shoot high powered ammo that closely resembles what you would find in an assault rifle. police say they need help finding it and for people to come forward with more information about this crime...standup:the victim is right now not facing charges..the district attorneys office is expected to officially charge the 3 suspects on friday.in san pablo dan thorn kron4 news. breaking news - breaking news - police are on the breaking news - breaking news - (grant) (grant) (grant) breaking news - police

are on the scene of an officer- involved shooting in oakland. right now there is major police activity in the area of 22nd avenue and international boulevard. even though this is happening in oakland - it's actually the vallejo police department that is involved. we don't know what led up to the shooting - but investigators say the suspect has been taken to the hopsital and no officers have been injured. (grant) another big story we are following tonight is a solemn one. today marks the one year anniversary of an

accident on skyline boulevard in san mateo county that claimed the lives of three young men. kron 4's dan kerman is live tonight at the menlo park fire district which had a special link to two of the men.... dan? skyline accident anniversary 1101185 insertit was here along skyline boulevard just south of bear gulch road where a vehicle lost control a year ago, hit a tree and plunged down an embankment killing the driver, 19 year old ricky torres and his two friends 19 year old andrew gonzales and 18 year old matthew cruz...sot rudy torres/victim's father 19-29on this one year anniversary of the accident, torres father rudy, a mechanic for the menlo park fire district was at the scene of the crash constructing a path so his wife and younger son could visit later in the day to pay their respects.sotat the time of the crash there was speculation drugs and alcohol may have played a role in the accident. and while a chp investigation found the driver was going over the speed limit there were no drugs or alcohol in his system. sot harold schapelhouman /menlo park fire chief 108-118 menlo park fire chief harold schapelhouman says not only is torres father a fire district mechanic, but torres and gonzales were both in the fire district's explorer program... sota memorial now sits where the car went off the road ... but in front of it is a now a guard rail, which has been

installed since the crash.148/ since the crash (anchor) taking a live look

outside-- overlooking downtown san francisco. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was a beautiful warm start to november with temperatures soaring into the 70s and 80s. there were even some 70s along the coast. high pressure continues to dominate our weather pattern sending any chance of showers well to the north. highs tomorrow will once again be warm but cooler near the coast. highs will be

in the 70s and mid 80s inland with patchy morning fog and cooler 60s at the coast. a few more clouds are expected this weekend with elevated fire danger in the north and east mountains. more sunshine and mild weather is expected next week.

(vicki) still ahead... oprah is campaigning for a gubernatorial candidate in georgia. hear what she says about the thought of running for office. (grant) plus... a growing memorial for willie mccovey at a-t-&-t park. hear from fans who have been

stopping by all day to pay their respects to the late great giants legend.

here are the facts.leading attacks against prop c. the city's chief economist says prop c will "reduce homelessness" by creating affordable housing, expanding mental-heah services, and providing clean restrooms and safe shelters with independent oversight, open books, and strict accountability measures to make sure every penny goes to solving our homeless crisis. vote yes on c. endorsed by the democratic party, nancy pelosi, and dianne feinstein. all day giants fans have

been stopping by the statue of giants legend willie mccovey... paying tribute to the late hall of famer. there was a wreath laying ceremony today at the statue. mccovey passed away yesterday at age 80 after losing his battle with

longtime health issues. kron 4's sara stinson reports. a memorial continues to grow here at willie mccovey's statue right across from a-t and t park. you can see flowers, candles and giants gear...people say they had to stop by and honor the late and great mccovey.the giants announced his death saying the fearsome hitter passed peacefully yesterday afternoon. this morning you could see mccovey statue standing tall in front of the most golden sunrise. people took photos with the statue and some even left a piece of giants gear behind in his honor. as people stopped to tribute the hall of famer they talked with others about the hard hitter. mccovey made his major league debut with the giants in 19-59 and was with the giants for 18 years out of his 22 year career.in recent years - mccovey has been getting around in a wheelchair, but that didn't stop him from coming here to a-t and t park as he regularly watched games in his suite.he even got to see the final game of the season this year.

years at the ballpark and his health was failing, but he was smiling. you knew that's not where he wanted to be.">this growing memorial goes to show mccovey will always be loved by giants fans.and his statue ensures he will never be forgotton.a public celebration of life will be announced soon. in san francisco, sara stinson, kron 4 news.### (vicki) (vicki) next at 5:30... just days before the election... president trump is stepping up his threats towards those migrants in mexico. details on the violence that could ensue.

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. sfx: stair creak sfx: clink sfx: deep breath sfx: grunt sfx: tinny headphone music sfx: feet shuffling sfx: slice sfx: gasp

sfx: inhale. exhale. sfx: lights scraping on roof sfx: metallic scrape sfx: grunt covered california. it's more than just health care. it's life care. they are rushing our borders // some people call it an invasion // an invasion // a lot of tough young men // i don't want em in our country (grant) president trump vowing to use deadly force against the thousands of central american migrants heading for the border.the president says

people throwing rocks at the border...will be shot.(vicki) he also plans to tighten up the rules on granting asylum to immigrants.catherine heenan is here to explain why the far=away caravan is getting so much interest at the white house.catherine? (catherine) the migrants may be far away, but the mid-term elections are just a few days away. and with democrats poised to possibly take control of the house ... the president has released a new political video.. it's being called the most racially charged in decades ... . "i'm gonna kill more cops soon."the ad features an illegal immigrant, laughing after being convicted of killing two sacramento=area sheriff's deputies.nat "the democrats let him in"the republican message: democrats are plotting to overrun the country with killers and rapists,."a caravan of 14=thousand illegal immigrants is marching on america..."in tennessee, an ad for republican senate candidate marsha blackburn tripled the estimated size of the migrant caravan and said it included ...gang members! known criminals! people from the middle east! possibly even terrorists!the ads recall the notorious "willie horton" campaign -- financed by supporters of president george h.w bush's 1988 campaign - which played directly to white

fear and african american stereotys. "despite a life sentence, horton received 10 weekend passes from prison. horton fled, kidnapped a young couple, stabbing the man and repeatedly raping his girlfriend."a source close to the white house told c=n=n that the video and trump's hardline focus on immigration are an effort to change the argument from "family unification" to "invasion" inflammatory rhetoric is designed to change the narrative away from health "they have to distract, they have to fear dog whistle of all dog whistles is mexican officials sat the migrant dwindled to about 45=hundred ... and is still 1=thousand u=s. nevertheless, the president has promised to send up to fifteen active duty troops to the border - that's three times the number currently fighting terrorists in iraq. speier: "...which means we are going to spend between $100 and $150 million so he can have, i guess his surprise, his october surprise." (catherine) luis bracca=montay,

the laughing killer in the campaign ad, did enter the u=s during president clinton's administration.... he was caught and deported. he came back again - while republican george w. bush was in the white house. he's now imprisoned on san quentin's death row. vicki and grant? (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) in the east bay... police have identifed the two people killed in crash involving a tour bus on interstate 880 in union city. the alameda county coroner's bureau announced today 57-year-old renee rodriguez of hayward and

46-year-old lumumba richard of san lorenzo died tuesday night. a tour bus collided with the rear of a 1997 lexus driven by rodriguez. the bus then crashed into the ford driven by richard. rodriguez and richard were pronounced dead at the scene. the cause is still under investigation. ... (vicki) albany police are asking for your help to identify a man who they say was annoying young girlsé it happened monday morning along key route boulevard and solano avenue. police say the man drove up in a white truck and asked the girls to get in. the girls said no... but they say they saw the man again and he tried to talk to them again. officers say they ran away and called their parents. the suspect is described as a man in his late 20's or early 30's man with a light complexion, an unshaven face and short, brown hair. (grant in the north bay... santa rosa police are looking for a man who violently robbed another man in a safeway parking lot. it happened at the store on west college avenue just before 7:00 last night. police say the suspect took

out a gun and punched a man in the stomach then stole his wallet. the robber is described as a hispanic man between 25 and 30. he had white face paint with black paint around his mouth. lawrence karnow: it was a beautiful warm start to november with temperatures soaring into the 70s and 80s. there were even some 70s along the coast. high pressure continues to dominate our weather pattern sending any chance of showers well to the north. highs tomorrow will once again be warm but cooler near the coast. highs will be in the 70s and mid 80s inland with patchy morning fog and cooler 60s at the coast. a few more clouds are expected this weekend with elevated fire danger in the north and east mountains. more sunshine and mild weather is expected next week.

(grant) oprah hit the campaign trail today in georgia... in support of democratic gubernatorial candidate stacey abrams. abrams is hoping to become the first black woman to lead a u-s state. woman to lead first black woman to lead a u-s state. oprah participated in two town hall events with abrams ahead of next week's election. during one of her speeches... oprah reiterated that she is not going to run for president. "i'm not here because i'm making sort of grandstand

because i'm thinking about running myself. i don't want to run. i'm not trying to test the waters - don't want to go in those waters. i'm here today because of stacey abrams."(grant) and vice and vice president mike pence was also in georgia today campaigning ahead of the election. during his speech today he took a shot at oprah... saying -- quote -- "i'd like to remind stacey and oprah-- i'm kind of a big deal too". he also said too". he also said abrams is being backed by hollywood liberals. (vicki) and back here in california... the state's gubernatorial candidates are taking their messages on the road ahead of election day. today republican candidate john cox began his bus tour in sacramento... capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala was there.. governor-hopeful john cox

climbs into his tour bus - getting ready to drive-home this point to voters:"help is on the way and that is what the message is for the people of this state,"as he departed sacramento - cox steered the conversation towards california's lack of affordability.((john cox- republican candidate for governor)) "this state is almost the laughing stock of the entire country because of the political class of the entire state. people are ready for change."cox also called out his opponent democrat gavin newsom - questioning his fiscal discipline."are you kidding me? when he was mayor of san francisco it was named worst run state in america. the latest polls show cox trailing newsom by double digits.but - the republican does not believe what's happening nationally with his party is having an effect on his campaign."people are going to make a judgement on tuesday based on what is going to affect them in their community and in their home. i don't think people know it's the political class that has made housing so expensive, it's the political class that enacted the gas tax and has price of gasoline. washington didn't do all those things."cox plans to visit every region of the state ahead of election day.

(grant)(grant) coming up... marijuana industry leaders say they are still facing too much red tape in the state. how that is limiting the tax money that was expected to benefit california communities. (vicki) plus... a breakthrough cannabis drug is now ready to be prescribed in all 50 states. details on how it works, and who will benefit from it.

(grant) for your health tonight... in a move that has taken years of research and advocacy, the f-d-a has approved a prescription drug made from cannabis. it's called epidiolex... and it's a twice-daily oral solution for patients who suffer from two types of epileptic syndromes. it's available in all 50 states. the medication was recommended for approval in april and approved by the fda in june. it is approved for use in patients

aged two years and up. the average list price of epidiolex is more than 32- thousand dollars a year, but most insurance plans will cover the drug. (vicki) still ahead... pot promises falling flat. why the tax money expected from legal marijuana .. is falling short. (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break. (grant) when california

voters passed the law that made marijuana legal for adults, they had high hopes that the golden state would reap financial benefits from the formerly illicit industry. (vicki) it had been predicted that the state might eventually collect a billion dollars a year in taxes. but so far.. that appears to be a pipe dream.(grant) kron4's maureen kelly takes an indepth look at why we have fallen far short of what was projected. natsback in 2014 rapper michael quintinilla aka mic

quin...became a marijuana mogul when he says he and his crew developed a new kind of pot product.combining a nugget of weed ... with cannabis oil and glazing with with finely grated pot particles called kief....in order to produce a super charged dose of thc. 15:54 that's what we were shooting for let's make this hybrid nug with all of these stuff in it and hey what do we call it and lets call it moon rockhe and his team used their rap video to promote moon rock....and it took off.. for a time it was selling in 500 dispensary retailing for 30 bucks a gram.22:10 it just took off faster than we can anticipate. i just wanted to get a name in the music industry it skyrocketed into a big name in a cannabis industry but he had to stop selling his product because he lacks the proper permits required now under the new law. he's trying to get permits to open a cannabis cultivation, manufacturing and distribution center in modesto. it's a process that can take anywhere from 9 to 18 months. 26:40 i could paint a pretty picture and make it sound great but i call it a roller coaster ride, you have your ups and downs legalization advocates have long said that marijuana is california's real cash crop.....leading up to the vote that make adult recreational use legal....voters were told to expect that the next gold rush would be green....but while there are plenty of pot sales inside dispensaries.....so far the tax dollars that were expected to be generated aren't nearly as high as expected. when the state budget was drawn up....it was predicted that the excise and cultivatation taxes in the first six month of this year would total 175 million dollars.that figure may have been a pipe dream.the state office of tax and fee administration reports they've taken in close to 85 million from pot businesses in that time frame....which is less than half of what was hoped for. the sales tax totals during that same time was $53 million. which puts the total tax levied on weed....at

nearly 138 million dollar. and some say the state and local goverment's overly burdensome regulations are to blame for the shortfall.35:19 the passage of prop 64 it's actually caused the market to constrict because it's created higher barriers to entry natalia thruston is a cannabis business attorney who helps clients navigate the many hurdles being put up by the state and local municipalities. 36:30 because the city and counties are time to process permits that people have applied to on a local level or even consider permitting it's creating a industry because nobody can get up and running unless they have a temporary permit which very few peopke are able to obtain one of her clients used to run a non profit medical marijuana service that processed an average of $1500 a day in orders. but she decided to close up shop and become a cannabis consultant...because she says once prop 64 became law it was too expensive to stay in business....02:27 i see that i'ts very difficult for small businesses into the business. it's unfortunate that i've had to tell a lot of my clients who come in wanting to dispensary that if they don't have a million and a half dollars it's going to happen and with u-s banks unwilling to loan money to businesses operating in a market the federal government still considers r mom and pop entrepenuers are being forced to fold....or stay ..and while some like rapper mic quin are able to bid their time while waiting for the red tape to loosen up....it's believed that a lot of pot products are being kept off dispensary store shelves.....which translates to fewer tax dollars going into the state coffers. maureen kelly kron4 news (anchor) (anchor) taking a live

look outside... at the san mateo bridge.(anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was a beautiful warm start to november with temperatures soaring into the 70s and 80s. there were even some 70s along the coast. high pressure continues to dominate our

weather pattern sending any chance of showers well to the north. highs tomorrow will once again be warm but cooler near the coast. highs will be in the 70s and mid 80s inland with patchy morning fog and cooler 60s at the coast. a few more clouds are expected this weekend with elevated fire danger in the north and east mountains. more sunshine and mild weather is expected next week.

(vicki) next on kron4 news at 5... it's a paella party on dine and dish tonight... i'll show you how you can bring the hearty dish straight into your home.home. into your dish straight the hearty you can bring show you how tonight... i'll and dish

here are the facts.leading attacks against prop c. the city's chief economist says prop c will "reduce homelessness" by creating affordable housing, expanding mental-health services, and providing clean restrooms and safe shelters with independent oversight, open books, and strict accountability measures to make sure every penny goes to solving our homeless crisis. vote yes on c. endorsed by the democratic party, nancy pelosi, and dianne feinstein. (grant) we're entering

the holiday season. and with that, many of us will be playing the host or hostess with the most-ess.(vicki) tonight on dine and dish - i take you outside the confines of a restaurant, and bring the party home... in this case an authentic spanish 'paella authentic spanish 'paella party' in a pan. fiery flamenco dancing to a soulful spanish guitar. invited guests inbibing on spiced wine. if you didn't know better, you'd think you were in spain. but we're in suburban lafayette. not at a restaurant, but at a residence. this is a paella party. the chefs - oscar cabesa and rodrig vasquez straight from barcelona by way of the restaurant teferic barcelona in walnut creek. they're taking their show on the road with a full on authentic spanish experience with bomba rice fresh seafood. xavi

padrosa and his sister maria run the popular teleferic barcelona restaurants in their homeland... and want to share their culture with the bay area. this paella pan is big to serve thirty, but they've got mega pans that serve three hundred. this spanish fiesta a fun alternative to the standard thanksgiving feast. (vicki) if you have a restaurant, cafe or bar that you would like to see featured on 'dine and dish... send an email to dine and dish at kron 4 dot com .... or fill out kron 4 dot com and dish at email to dine dish... send an on 'dine and see featured would like to that you cafe or bar restaurant, if you have a (vicki)(vicki) (vicki) if you have a

restaurant, cafe or bar that you would like to see featured on 'dine and dish... send an email to dine and dish at kron 4 dot com .... or fill out the submission form on our website. you can also check out our 'dine and dish' facebook page. (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(grant) ken wayne and pam moore ken wayne and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (ken) thank you grant and vicki.coming up new tonight at six. we have just released police body camera video showing an officer-involved shooting in oakland earlier this year. now - the

family of the man killed has now retained a prominent local civil rights attorney.(pam) then - also new at six... why p-g-and-e says, it will not be reimbursing any customers.. after it customers.. any customers.. after it turned off the power for two days to try and prevent a wildfire. and we are following breaking news - police are at the scene of a shooting in oakland involving a vallejo officer.. that's next at six. =

and a 15- year old boy are the victims. but the fact the shooting happened on halloween .... and outside a community center does not sit well with neighbors. hello everyone im pam moore.. and i'm ken wayne... that community center... the seven trees community center... on cas drive in san jose. just a few short blocks from monterey road. and as kron four's philippe djegal reports... tonight... police have limited information on the shooter. (philippe) about an hour and a half after a halloween party wrapped-up at the seven trees community center on cas drive in south san jose... police say a gunman approached three teenagers standing outside... got into an argument with them, before opening fire and injuring all three.jesse/neighbor- "think its pretty pitiful and sad that, you know, um, three kids were shot -- especially if it was a man that did it, you know, or an adult." investigators have not released any details on the

shooter. jesse, who lives close by and heard the gunshots, says the shooting was a stark contrast to the vibrant holiday event that took place in the area prior to the shooting. jesse/neighbor- "it was festive and everybody was having a good time -- lot of kids running around."larry arnold/neighbor- "my heart goes out to the family, you know, the victims." larry arnold lives across the street from the community center and says he heard five gunshots. he says what was once a quiet neighborhood has now experienced its fair share of violent crimes... and, that he wouldn't mind seeing more patrol cars making passes through the area.larry arnold/neighbor- "it would help. because i got a little sister, and so it wouldn't be a bad thing." the seven trees community center remained open thursday. in san jose, philippe djegal, kron four news. (ken) happening now... the oakland police department has shut down several city blocks following an officer involved shooting. it's happening naer the nimitz freeway in the area of 22nd avenue and international boulevard in east oakland. a vallejo police officer was involved in the shooting in the area. the suspect has been taken to the hospital for injuries. it's not clear

if it involves a gunshot wound. no officers were hurt in the incident. more on this developing situation as it comes into our newsroom. (pam) we have new police body camera video showing a deadly officer -involved shooting that happened back in march. it comes, as the family of the man killed... has retained civil rights attorney john burris. the shooting happened near the macarthur bart station. police say, they found joshua pawlik ... lying on the ground holding a semi - automatic gun. investigators at the time said, he would not put the gun down - and that is when four officers opened fire. we want to warn you some viewers may find the video disturbing. (pam) (pam) accordnig to the family's attorney...about 45 minutes went by with joshua pawlik unconscious....he says

no attempt was made to approach pawlik... and when he pawlik... and when he began to regain conciousness - that's when he was shot.we'll have more from the attorney tonight at eight.. (pam) we reached out to the oakland police department - and were told they were despite them releasing the video - they are unable to comment because of the ongoing investiagation. (bam/vo/ken) it's motto has long been "do no evil." today ---- google employees all over the country --- and the world --- walked out of work to force the company live up to that pledge... especially when it comes to sexual harassment. kron four's rob fladeboe was in mountain view today as thousands of employees protested. this was the scene here at company headquarters in mountaib view and at other google offices around the world at precisely 11:10 this morning. the media was kept at a distance as google employees streamed into the center of campus for a rally where some of their colleagues shared stories about sexual harassment that have ignored by management, says walkout organizer cecelia o'neil hart. cecelia o'neil hart/walkout organizeremotional. we heard incredible stories from who stood up and told their stories and we also heard

stories we have been web from women who didn't feel comfortable and gave voice to them... the walkout grew out of anger over the millions of dollars paid former executive asked to resign over allegations of sexual misconduct.cecelia o'neil hart "...that was the $90 million dollar straw that broke the camel's back but to be honest there are so many stories that we were hearing for so long that it was time for action and time for a change..." judging from the turnout, which included hundreds of employees at google san francisco, their is widespread support for changing a climate of what one empoyee described as "systemic sexual misconduct," to come to an end. the company was presented with a list of demands.cecelia o'neil hart "....we want forced arbitration, we want arbitration and we want representation at the highest level, we want with human relations...."anonymous google employees(full screen employees google anonymous relations...." anonymous google employees (full screen graphic)in a statement, google c.e.o. sundar pichai said..."...employ ees have raised ideas on how we can improve our policies and processes, in all their feedback so we can turn these action..."rob fladeboe/mountai n view "...the protest is said to have included most of the roughly 2,000employees here and some 60 percent of the companyworldwide. in mountain view rob fladeboe kron4news

(pam) new at 6 - businesses in the north bay will not be compensated by p-g-and-e for suffering any losses after that big power outage at the beginning of october. you may recall, the utility shut down power to thousands of customers for several

days... in response to wildfire threats at the time. as kron four's terisa estacio reports, not everyone is pleased that p-g- and-e ... will not be helping out the affected communities . (take pkg) tmelanie talin, tourist. it seems like it would be the right gesture... reaction to the news that pge will not be paying back any small businesses and residents here in calistoga due to shutting down power because of forecasted wildfire concerns. in the first of it's kind, pge performed a public sety power shut off or psps starting on sunday october 14. according to documents obatined by kron four news, 25 businesses were interrupted and had an economic impact, 17 customers had property damage, 2 had proprter damage with business interruption and 102 cusomters had food loss. in a report filed with the california public utilties commission pge stated quote: pge has stated publicly that because of the safety-related nature of psps events, customers will not be reimbursed for assocated losses." 60 thousand custoemrs were impacted... like all seasons bisto. kevin.kathman, all seasons bistro they found the loop hole. kevin the executive chef says it was a

very stressful time. kevin. we ordered then had to cancel, then order again, when they all of a suddent lifted and restored the power. other business owners declined to go on camera... some expressing concerns that calistoga has already suffered enough publicity - that they just want eerything to return to normal. during the raging wildfires - mandatory evacuations were in effect for calistoga hurting tourism. pge in it's report says it is evaluating the psps program and that it was done as a last resort for public safety. in calistoga, terisa estacio kron four news. (on cam) (on cam) a solemn anniversary

tonight... it was one year ago, when three young men died in a crash along skyline boulevard in san mateo county. while the highway patrol has cleared the driver of wrongdoing, the grieving process continues for the families. kron 4's dan kerman is live tonigth at the menlo park fire district which has special ties to two of the men. skyline accident anniversary 1101186 insertguard rail has now been extended to include this stretch of skyline boulevard just south of bear gulch road. it was here a year ago where a vehicle lost control, hit a tree and plunged down an embankment killing the driver, 19 year old ricky torres and his two friends 19 year old andrew gonzales and 18 year old matthew cruz...sot rudy torres/victim's father 21-30on this one year anniversary of the accident, torres father rudy, a mechanic for the menlo park fire districwas at the scene of the crash constructing a path so his wife and younger son could visit later in the day to pay their respects.sotwhile a chp investigation found the driver was going over the speed

limit, other speculation at the time was not substantiated sot harold schapelhouman /menlo park fire chief 105-115 menlo park fire chief harold schapelhouman we may never know what made torres swerve and lose control...he says what we do know is torres and gonzales were both in the fire district's explorer program... and those two and their friend continue to be remembered. remembered.

(ken) the highway (ken) the highway patrol was busy overnight with several sideshows in san jose. (pam) kron4's grant lodes has the video that shows just how out of hand things got. grant? (grant) in san jose police and c-h-p shut down police and c-h- in san jose police and c-h-p shut down several side shows that were all over santa clara county last night. in the video you can see cars whipping around in one intersection as a large crowd watches. the san jose police department issued three

citations. the c-h-p made one arrest and impounded a car for 30 days. authorites respond to reports of sideshow activity all over the county after getting a tip... that the side shows were planned. there was also an accident where the driver was believed to be involved in sideshow activity - luckily no one injured. c-h-p put its officers in certain locations... in an effort to prevent side-an effort to locations... in certain locations... in an effort to prevent side-shows from causing freeways to shutdown. (grant) police encourage people not to watch these sideshows. because even just watching them... could put you in danger. (pam) coming up... hi-tech tools used to help capture three suspects in a violent east bay pot robbery. details coming up... in a story you'll only see on kron 4. (ken) a rash of deadly accidents involving school buses. we'll find out what

they all have in common... and if there's anything that can be done to stop them. (pam) could napa valley soon be known for growing more than wine? we'll tell you about the controversial idea of growing cannibus in wine country. (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

(pam) legal pot use in california is now in its 11th-

month, and some local farmers are looking to grow their income ... by planting marijuana next to their other crops. but up in napa county, which is world famous for its wines, there is still a ban on commerical cultivation of marijuana.(ken) kron4's maureen kelly talked to the napa county farm bureau which has concerns about mixing the crops. 46:15 there are grape growers in napa county who are interseted in growing cannabis drinkers know it's a bad idea to mix grapes with grain.....but what about grapes and grass?when it comes to farmers planting cannabis near vineyards ....it turns out there are concerns. 43:07 there are some people because it's illegal federal they take issue with it but for us it's something that needs to be studied because it is a crop and it grows in the ground and if napa county continues to go down the path of allowing commericialzation of cannabis then that's something we have to a positionbut it's not just that fact that marijuana is still considered illegal by the federal goverment..there are concerns that the plant could pollute the flavor of grapes.so cannabis taint is an issue if you are growing cannabis next to wine grapes we need to figure out when it reaches a high level of thc potency is there any kind of drift that occurs from cannabis to wine grapes where the wine grapes get affected by being grown so close to cannabis.on the flip side.......there are also concerns that pot - could also

be negitively affected if grown too close to grapes.the chemicals that you would use on wine grapes versus cannabis are very different and cannabis is a product that under california law would need to test clean and so we need to continue to look at is it feasible to plant cannabis next to wine grapes where in napa county would that be more permissable.those are questions that still need to continue to look at and answer. at this point the napa county farm bureau has yet to take a position on the issue.it's quite possible they will get that extra time to study the issue..on november 13th the napa county board of supervisors will consider extending their ban on commerical pot business... which includes farming.....anot her year.maureen kelly kron4 news. (pam) more than one- hundred

sex offender parolees were arrested during the annual halloween sweep by california corrections officials.... a sweep designed to keep the offenders from contacting children or engaging in other halloween activities. the 100 arrests amounts to about 9- percent of the parolees contacted statewide. only eight parolees face new charges, while the rest allegedly violated conditions of their parole officials say, hundreds of parole agents and local law enforcement officers participated in the crackdown .... involving searches and compliance checks on sex offender parolees. this is the 25th -year for the halloween sweeps .. dubbed "operation boo." (ken) now to a story you'll only see on kron 4 news. san pablo police say with the help from some special tech, they were able to nab three suspects wanted in a violent robbery. kron 4's dan thorn has more on how the police handled the investigation. san pablo police say when it comes to committing crimes using social media---criminals should realize they've got their own tech to stop them.. nats: gunshot technology and

special surveillance help san pablo police respond quickly to a man shot 4 times.sot: so within seconds officers were responding right away. we learned that the victim was having problems manipulating his cell phone to call 911 police say the shooting happened the night of october 29th along california ave and rumrill blvd...lt. brian bubar says after speaking with the victim--investigators learned he was dealing marijuana to 3 others..they stole the drugs.. police then used their surveillance equipped with license plate detection throughout the city.they back- tracked the trio's steps leading up to the crime... using technology and we're seeing that through social media applications to avoid law enforcement detection right, so we want to make sure that we are using the technology to combat this criminal activity as well. police were able to use the victims' snapchat and facebook to identify and arrest the 3 suspects...30-year-old raymond keeton19-year-old shavoni keetonand 19-year old jada murry are now facing attempted murder charges.police say the weapon used was made to shoot high powered ammo that closely resembles what you would find in an assault rifle. the weapon is still missing... anyone with information is asked to come forward..standup: the victim is right now not facing charges..the district attorneys office is expected to officially charge the 3 suspects on friday.in san pablo dan thorn kron4 news. let's take a let's take a look outside

right now... chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast.

lawrence karnow: it was a beautiful warm start to november with temperatures soaring into the 70s and 80s. there were even some 70s along the coast. high pressure continues to dominate our weather pattern sending any chance of showers well to the north. highs tomorrow will once again be warm but cooler near the coast. highs will be in the 70s and mid 80s inland with patchy morning fog and cooler 60s at the coast. a few more clouds are expected this weekend with elevated fire danger in the north and east mountains. more sunshine and ld weather is expected next week. (ken) the battle of the bay

between the raiders and 49ers is underway. we'll take a look at the new security concerns at levis stadium. (pam) several children killed in separate accidents... all of them involving school buses. we'll take a look at what has happened in crashes across the country. here are the facts.leading attacks against prop c. the city's chief economist says prop c will "reduce homelessness" by creating affordable housing, expanding mental-health services, and providing clean restrooms and safe shelters with independent oversight, open books, and strict accountability measures

to make sure every penny goes to solving our homeless crisis. vote yes on c. endorsed by the democratic party, nancy pelosi, and dianne feinstein. string of accidents at school

bus stops across the nation this week... catherine heenan is here with more on where they have happened.. (catherine) there have been four major accidents at school bus stops this week... in four states. indiana, kentucky, mississippi and florida.. all involving drivers who didn't stop... the latest was this morning in tampa florida...where five childrenand two adults were hit by a car while waiting at a bus stop. this is an aerial view of the scene. two of the children have serious injuries and one of them is in critical condition. a driver is in custody. in mississippi - a nine year-old boy was killed yesterday morning while he was getting ready to board his school bus. he was hit by a 22-year-old man driving a truck... police say the bus was properly stopped with its lights flashing at the time. the driver is charged with aggravated assault. in kentucky - police are still looking for the driver of the car that hit two boys yesterday as they were

crossing the street to get to their bus. at last check, the 11 and 13 year olds were in stable condition. and in indiana -- people are mourning the deaths of three siblings who were killed tuesday after being hit by a pick-up truck. twin 6- year-old boys and their nine- year-old sister. the driver is facing three counts of reckless homocide. police say she had driven past the bus when it was stopped. the woman - who had three children in the back of her truck , told police she saw flashing lights...but didn't realize it was a school bus. ken and pam? (ken) she's not very fast... but she's pretty clever. coming up at 6:45... the search for a missing tortoise who's also a social tortoise who's also a social media star. (pam) and next at 630.. some technology exports to china .... have just been halted. we will have the latest on the trade war between the u-s and china. (lawrence)and i'm tracking your weeknight forcast... that's just ahead.

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. (ken) on wall street... stocks continued to rally for a third day today. technology and consumer- focused companies are making some of the biggest gains after they tumbled in october... which was the worst month for u.s. stocks in seven years. strong third -quarter results helped stocks rally over the past two days. (ken) but the spectre of a potential trade war still

looms. senator lamar alexander said the u.s and china are "competitors but not adversaries" during a visit to bejing today. alexander is heading up a delegation of seven republican senators visiting china.(pam) meanwhile... president trump tweeted ... that he spoke to china's president today about trade between the two nations. omar jimenez reports on the possible long term effects of the ongoing trade war. the world's two biggest economies, locked in a trade war with no substantial progress toward an end from either side.the latest move coming this week as the u.s. restricts software and technology exports to a state-backed chinese company, citing security interests. president donald trump / wednesday: the fact is we've got to start taking care of our own country. because we were taking care of other countries and we were letting our country go to hell in trade and in so many other ways.but the president acknowledging the two sides are speaking, tweeting, "just had a long and very good conversation with president xi jinping of china. we talked about many subjects, with a heavy emphasis on trade." meanwhile the total of more than $360 billion worth of tariffs from both sides are starting to have real effects on americans, with several thousand u.s. goods affected. among them, soybeans.ron heck, iowa farmer: it's a matter of concern when your largest soybean export customer is having negotiations with your government.in september, the

u.s. department of agriculture made $4.7 billion of aid available to farmers but it hasn't quite been enough.the national milk producers federation claims dairy producers have lost more than $1 billion in revenue since may because of tariffs imposed by china and mexico, and warns that, "significant income losses will continue" as long as these tariffs remain in place.in washington, i'm omar jimenez (ken)(pam) time now for a look at tonight's top local stories. here in mountain and around the world google employees walked off the job today. they staged a collective

protest calling on the company to reform it's policies regarding sexual harassment. the protest was instigated by the company's paying out millions of dollars to an executive asked to resign over sexual misconduct allegations. employees are demanding, among other things, an end to forced arbitration, alleged inequality in pay and a stated policy for reporting sexual misconduct. in mountain view rob fladeboe kron4news in san jose... police are looking for the person who opened fire on three teenagers halloween night. all three suffered non-life threatening injuries and received treatment at a local hospital. the shooting happened at around 10-30 at night in front of the seven trees community center on cas drive. investigators say the gunman appraoched the teens, argued with the group, then shot them. police have not released a description of the suspect. reaction to the news that pge will not be paying back any small businesses and residents here in calistoga due to shutting down power because of forecasted wildfire concerns. in the first of it's kind, pge performed a public safety power shut off or psps starting on sunday october 14. pge says it is evaluating its program in calistoga, terisa

estacio san pablo police are still looking for the handgun used in a violent armed robbery. three suspects have been arrested for shooting another man and stealing his marijuana. police used special surveillance technology in order to nab the suspected criminals.the incident happened on the night of october 29th how long california avenue and ram real boulevard.the weapon used is capable of firing high powered ammo usually found in assault rifles..anyone with information is asked to call police.in san pablo dan thorn kron 4 news all day giants fans have been stopping by the statue of san francisco giants legend willie mccovey to pay tribute to the late hall of famer. mccovey passed away yesterday at newsthorn kron 4 in san pablo dan police.in san pablo dan thorn kron 4 news

all day giants fans have been stopping by the statue of san francisco giants legend willie mccovey to pay tribute to the late hall of famer. mccovey passed away yesterday at age 80 after losing his battle with longtime health issues. people stopped by his statue to drop off flowers, candles and even some giants gear...people say they had to stop by and honor the late and great mccovey. a public celebration of life will be determined in the next couple of days.in san francisco, sara stinson, kron 4 news.### lawrence karnow: it was a beautiful warm start to november with temperatures soaring into the 70s and 80s. there were even some 70s along the coast. high pressure continues to dominate our weather pattern sending any chance of showers well to the

north. highs tomorrow will once again be warm but cooler near the coast. highs will be in the 70s and mid 80s inland with patchy morning fog and cooler 60s at the coast. a few more clouds are expected this weekend with elevated fire danger in the north and east mountains. more sunshine and mild weather is expected next week. (pam) the niners and raiders are playing at levi stadium right now as we speak, and there's plenty of law enforcement there to make sure fans of both teams are safe. (ken) kron 4's sanaz tahernia was at levi stadium a little earlier where tailgaters were pre partying

before the game. levi stadium was full of tailgaters today drinking, eating and having a good time before the big niners and raiders game. but law enforcement knows tht something so fun could also turn extremely dangerous. because of the rivalry between the two teams, and previous fights among fans, law enforcement ramped up security - placing police all around the parking lot, keeping a close eye on everyone there. and regardless of wh they're cheering for, police just want the fans to keep things peaceful. in santa clara, sanaz tahernia kron 4 news. (ken)

(ken) if you own a toyota you'll want to hear this. coming up... the recall affecting more than a million toyota vehicles. 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. here are the facts.leading attacks against prop c. the city's chief economist says prop c will "reduce homelessness" by creating affordable housing,

expanding mental-health services, and providing clean restrooms and safe shelters with independent oversight, open books, and strict accountability measures to make sure every penny goes to solving our homeless crisis. vote yes on c. endorsed by the democratic party, nancy pelosi, and dianne feinstein. by living off the grid. completely. you could generate your own energy, at home. maybe you could save energy by weaving your own shoes... out of flax. or... just set the washing machine to cold. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. the worlds'

oceans are absorbing 60-percent more heat annually than previously expected... that's according to a new study.. those involved in the data say, this suggests... the earth is more sensitive to fossil fuel emissions than once thought. this study comes on the heels of a united nations report warning ... that we have just ten years to act... to avoid disastrous levels of global warming. according to the u-n, the earth will reach a crucial threshold... as soon as 2030..... that could result in extreme drought, food shortages, floods and wildfires. this study was backed by noaa-'s climate program office. (ken) toyota is recalling a little more than a million vehicles because it found that the air bags could suddenly inflate without warning -- or fail to work at all in the

event of a crash. the recall is for scion x-a vehicles from 2004 through 2006 in the u.s. worldwide -- more than a dozen additional models are affected. the good news is dealers will replace the air bag control unit and owners will be notified in decemeber. no word on any crashes or injuries so far. (pam) today, at the white house .. president trump announced more changes he wants to make to immigration policy.(ken) as alexandra limon reports the announcement comes just days before the midterm elections. president trump says there's a crisis at the border and he will sign an executive order to refuse asylum to migrants who enter the us illegally... president trumpunder this plan the illegal aliens will no longer get a free pass into our country by launching meritless claims in seeking asylum.the caravan of central

american migrants is still hundreds of miles and weeks away from the united states. but president trump is acting now - before the mid term election...he says he'll send up to 10-thousand more active duty troops to the border--on top of t 5-thousand already headed south...rep. jackie speier / ca-dwe're sending ten to fifteen thousand troops, which means we're going to spend between a hundred and a hundred and fifty million dollars so that he can have, i guess his surprise, his october surprise.alexandra limon / washington correspondentcalifornia congresswoman jackie speier is talking about a last minute bomb shell designed to influence the midterm elections. trumpthere's nothing political about a caravan of thousands of people, and now others forming, pouring up into our country. we have no idea who they are.gary nordlinger with the george washington graduate school of political management - says the president's immigration rhetoric is certainly political...but for the president and his supporters, it's also a real concern...gary nordlinger / george washington university immigration has been donald trump's signature issue.the president says the active the border and have orders to shoot back if the migrants throw rocks or otherwise attack.in washington alexandra limon

(pam) the search continues in fairfield for a missing tortoise .... which also happens to be a social media star. reporter shirin rajaee tells us all about ethel. kacey kuchinski/tortoise owner: "she really was this spot of sunshine in our life that was just very regular, part of our routine. losing that feels very much like losing a loved one."it's been an emotional and frantic two weeks searching for ethel, a 2-year- old sulcata tortoise, a native to the african savannah.kacey kuchinski:"this is the gate where she got out."during the day, her owners here on bridal bridge drive typically allow ethel to roam outside to get sun and exercise.they've put up little fences and plant pots to keep her from escaping. but that day her owners left the house briefly, and it appears ethel found an opening. kacey kuchinski:"people keep telling me 'oh she's a tortoise how far could she have gotten?' they're built to walk miles in a day."but ethel is no ordinary tortoise.she's an instagram sensation, stealing hearts online with more than 65-hundred followers. here she is dressed up for halloween last year as a ladybug.or here, in her

christmas outfit.kacey kuchinski:"all of a sudden she started getting more and more followers. people were sharing her, she was featured on buzzfeed."one of those fans in los angeles.jadee rhodes:"i follow ethel on instagram and when i saw that post that she was missing, i was so heartbroken for her family. i cried because i have a tortoise of my own and i know the pain that they are going through."jadee rhodes is rooting for ethel to come home. jadee rhodes:"i'm offering 500 dollars for anybody that finds her and returns her safely."a family torn, but ethel's fan club, keeping the hope alive. kacey kuchinski:"trying to hold on to that thread of hope that maybe she's out there, and somebody might find her and she could come back to us." (ken) netflix is known for its original content streamed direct to your t-v. but you will have to visit the movie theater to catch three films produced by the platform.

that's because all three are considered to be candidates for awards."roma" will be in theaters for three weeks, starting november 21st ... before appearing on netflix december 14th.the movie directed by alfonso cuaron is already billed as an oscar front runner.the other two movies -- "the ballad of buster scruggs" and "bird box" will run in theaters for a week before debuting on netflix. let's take a look outside right now... chief meteorologist chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: it was a beautiful warm start to november with temperatures soaring into the 70s and 80s. there were even some 70s along

the coast. high pressure continues to dominate our weather pattern sending any chance of showers well to the north. highs tomorrow will once again be warm but cooler near the coast. highs will be in the 70s and mid 80s inland with patchy morning fog and cooler 60s at the coast. a few more clouds are expected this weekend with elevated fire danger in the north and east mountains. more sunshine and mild weather is expected next week.

in sports... we will update you on the battle of the bay between the 49ers and raiders... and terrell

owens returns to get his hall of fame ring ... mark has t-o's reaction... coming up

(pam) lots to talk about

in the sports world tonight... (ken) mark carpenter joins us in the studio. we'll open up the show with an early update from levi's. 49ers-raiders... the story of the game so far, nick mullens. the 2nd-year undrafted qb making his 1st nfl start in place of cj beathard because of a wrist injury. mullens came out firing... his 1st half line- 2-touchdowns, no interceptions, 167-yards, 12- of17 passing. derek carr, already sacked 4 times. right now, score is 17-3 49ers at the break. we'll have full highlights later tonight. something else happening at the game tonight-- the return of terrell owens. t.o., recent inductee into the pro football hall of fame... already rocking the gold jacket... will receive his hall of fame ring in special halftime ceremony. owens spent 8 seasons with the niners... and is 2nd all time in receiving yards, 3rd in receiving touchdowns.

we caught up with owens pregame...talking about what it's like to be back with the team where it all started. " you know, i went on and did some great things but this is where it started. my first 8 years of my career, you know..i was afforded an opportunity to play for the san francisco 49ers. these fans are very very passionate, they're loyal. anytime i stepped on that field in candlestick, you know i looked around that stadium and those are the guys..those are the people that motivated me to do the things that i did. you know like i said, home away from home. and every time i put on that uniform..you know i tried to play my hardest and as i developed from my rookie year on, i just tried to become the best receiver that i can be." speaking of the all-time greats, epic matchup ahead this weekend...between two legendary quarterbacks with strong bay area connections. --tom brady-aaron rodgers this sunday night in foxboro. --a showdown between two of the greatest qbs of this generation...some would say all-time. --brady, the san mateo native, with the 5-super bowl titles... rodgers, the former cal star,

has one himself, but is a tactician in the position... --this is only the 2nd time they've faced each other... --earlier this week, rodgers...asked for his take on who is the greatest ever. " i'm gonna let you guys worry about those conversations, you know i think that's end of career conversations and you look at mj and lebron..and it's tough to settle any of those debates because of the what if game and situation game..who you played for and what area you played in. i'm just worried about winning right now..he's got 5 championships so that ends most discussions i think.." finally tonight, we leave you with the latest on the back-to-back world champs. the warriors practicing... a day after pushing their winning streak to 6-in a row. golden state now 8-and-1. one of the top talking points today centered on demarcus cousins...who's moving along in his recovery from an achilles injury. he's been

going through scrimmages and drills, but still no timetable for his return. today, steve kerr with some candor on the boogie signing...and how this isn't a long-term setup . " we made no bones about it when we signed him..it's a 1 year deal..we're not gonna have the money to sign him next year, he knows that. so we'd like him to help us win a championship, and we'd like to be able to help him get a great contract next year, somewhere else. that's just the..that's the reality." the..that's the reality." that wraps up kron4 news at that wraps up

oprah vs. trump. >> you get a vote, and you get a vote, and you get a vote! >> she's going door-to-door, and al roker fights back. blasting criticism over his back to the future halloween costume. then how gross. slurping soup from the ladle at the local supermarket. he put it back. then pit bull attack at the dog show. >> and the desperate's to save a 1-year-old gi