i'm grant lodes. (vicki) and i'm vicki liviakis. tonight there is new information about the possible motive. kron 4's terisa estacio joins us live from marin general hospital-- where the victims were taken. terisa? two of the victims are being treated here at marin general hospital... i spoke with some friends of the victims a short time ago, they are understandably very upset... here is what we know right now... (take vo) around 1:30 this morning, sheriff's deputies went to the helen vine detox center in san rafaerl. intial reports were that staff memmbers had been shot... when they arrived one person was discovered dead... two others with gun shot wounds.. there was no sign of the gunman.... now we are learning that one of the victims had been dating the suspect... sheriff's deputies are not revealing whether this was a domestic violence case as a possible motive...but they will tell us that they discovered the suspect late monday afternoon at the sonoma county jail. the suspect, has been identified as davance

lamar reed... he is a transiet between marin city and vallejo. he was in sonoma county jail on an unrelated pursuit - and made comments connecting him to the crimes in marin county. marin county sheriff's spokesperson says they are not commenting on the person who died but are in connect with the victims family. sot: sgt. mike brovelli, marin county sheriff's dept. our hearts go out to the victims family, it is unfortunate what has happened out there... the community should not feel there is a threat out there. terisa livesheriff's officials are not saying whether they have recovered the weapon in this case or how this suspect gained access to the treatment facility... they do say they are revewing surveillance video and that the shooting happened inside the facility ... in marin county, te

(grant) another big story tonight... two children allegedly kidnapped in san jose by their own mother... have been found safe in colorado. (vicki) kron four's rob fladeboe has the latest on that story now live from police headquarters in san jose. rob? (rob/live) san jose police confirming this afternoon that two children allegedly kidnapped by their mother last friday have been found safe at a home in colorado springs, colorado. (vo) this is a picture of 33 year old diana moreira, who was taken into custody without incident late this morning by el paso county, colorado, sheriff's deputies. her two children, 1-year-old alexander penaloza

and 11 year-old priscilla penaloza are reported safe. all three were found at a home in colorado springs after deputies received a tip of their whereabouts. moreira allegedly abducted her two children in san jose last fridayevening at emma prusch park during a supervised visit with her kids, who were in the hands of child protective services. police said that moreira made off with the 1 year old while a social worker had taken the 11 year old to the bathroom. as the social worker was serching for theone year old, the 11 year old also disappeared. an amber alert was issued and detectives had information that the trio was heading for colorado where they have relatives. (rob live) diana moreira is currently in the el paso county, colorado, jail facing charges of kidnapping and child endangerment. both are felonies. live in san jose rob fladeboe kron4news (grant) breaking news:we're

learning two death row inmates at san quentin have been found dead.. both were convicted of murdering several people in southern california. andrew urdiales was found unresponsive in his cell friday. the 54-year-old was sentenced in october for five murders in california during the 1980s. then yesterday, 51-year-old vir- endra govin was found unresponsive in his cell. he was sentenced in 2004 for committing four murders then setting the victims' home on fire. both inmate deaths are being investigated as suicides. (vicki) election day is

less than 24-hours away.. and republican gubernatorial candidate john cox is back making his last pitch to some east bay auto repair workers struggling to find affordable housing here in the bay area. kron4's haaziq madyun has the story (pkg)nats john cox"why are you living in manteca?"nats auto repair worker"in 1991 that was the affordable"california republican gubernatorial candidate john cox brought his help is on the way bus tour to the city of berkeley. he came to talk about the lack of affordable housing with the owner of platinum auto collision and paint whose employees commute from the central valley to berkeley because the rent is too high in this areanats auto worker"i commute from modesto" nats john cox"you're kidding?"nats auto worker"no"mr. cox says he builds and manages apartments in the state of indiana at a much that are much lower cost and aims to lower the price of building affordable housing in california if he is elected governorsot

state-of-the-art appliances, 9- foot ceilings and builders in this area says it if 500- thousand and 600-hundred- thousand just to get through completion. so we are talking 5 to 6 times the cost">he says supply and demand is not the real problemsotsotsotplatinum auto collison employee: "on my family it is very hard on them because i can't make it in time to go out to dinner with them during the week. if one of my cousins has a football game i can't make it to that because i get home so late and as far as gas, it is very expensive">the real clear politics poll has john cox 16 points behind lt. governor gavin newsom. the rebulican gubernatorial candidate's help is on the way bus tour will hit san francisco, sacramento, orange county and end in san diego on election day...in berkeley haaziq madyun kron4news (vicki) (vicki) and democratic

gubernatorial candidate gavin newsom is holding his final "get out the vote" rally in san francisco tonight. governor jerry brown and senator kamala harris will also be at the event. it starts in just a few hours... at 7:00. it's being held at "the chapel" on valencia street. we will have a live report from the event on kron4 news at six. on kron4 news at six. almost never been a more important moment to vote in our lifetimesthis is one of the most important elections of our entire lives( grant) entire lives( grant) high

stakes ... predictions of a record turnout.the last day for early voters brought long lines in chicago.the number of early and mail in ballots has never been higher in any mid-term election.(vicki)right now democrats are considered likely to regain control of the house, putting nancy pelosi back in the speaker's chair.(grant)president trump is leading an all out effort to discredit them.ryan o'donnell is here with that story.ryan? (ryan) the republicans haven't given up hopes of keeping the house.... but the senate is where the real battles are.the latest polling shows five races are now virtual dead heats.in nevada, republican grant heller is in a tight race.democratic incumbents are facing tough challenges in missouri and indiana.arizona and tennessee are open contests for seats held by retiring republicans.and president trump is hoping he can make the difference.

"in a certain way i am on the ballot. whether we consider it or not, the press is considering it a referendum on me and us as a movement,"the president entering the last hours of the campaign with an all=out effort to demonize the democrats.democrats are inviting caravan after caravan. isn't that nice? of illegal aliens to flood into our country and overwhelm your communities. if you want more caravans and more crime. vote democrat. if you want strong borders and safe communities vote republican.nat from ad the message even more emphatic in this campaign ad saying a vote for democrats is a vote for mob rule.more natover the weekend, nbc, fox and facebook refused to run another trump ad ... widely described as racist because it ties an illegal immigrant cop killer to the migrant caravan hundreds of miles away from the u=s borderdangerous illegal criminals like cop killer luis bracamontes don't care about our laws.trump's reaction today, well , a lot of things are offensive. your questions are offensive a lot of times so you know "unlike some people, i don't just make stuff up when i'm talking. i've got facts to back me up."former president obama says republicans are trying to bamboozle voters. "they're telling us that the single most grave threat to america is a bunch of like poor, impoverished, broke, hungry refugees a thousand miles away..."

(ryan) based on the most recent polling, the political website 538-dot com, currently gives republicans an 81 percent chance of retaining the senate.and it gives democrats an 88 percent chance of winning the house.we'll find out how it goes... tomorrow. (grant) kron4 is your

local election headquarters. we will have expanded election coverage starting at 8 p.m. tomorrow night. be the first to know of local election returns and hear expert analysis. you can also head to our website for the locations of local voting sites. (grant) the day (grant) the day before california votes on whether to end the gas tax...the two sides are going after each other. who's giving away free gas ahead of the election... and the legal action that could follow. (vicki) plus... a community is torn apart... as three girl scouts and a mom are killed in a hit and run crash. the chemical police say the driver who killed them injested... right before the crash. (grant) and we're with senator dianne finestein as she casts her vote. her message tonight for republicans. the san francsico

department of elections says there's been fairly strong early voter activity so far, which means we could potentially see the highest voter turnout during a mid- term election in the city since 1974.(grant) kron4's maureen kelly talked with senator dianne feinstein after she cast her ballot today ....about the importance of voters excercising this right. california's senior senator happily accepted her i voted sticker right before handing over her ballot at a collection tent out in front of san francisco's city hall. the incumbant is maintaining a healthly lead in the most recent polls against her oppoent democratic california state senator kevin de leon.

while this midterm election is being widely seen as a referendum on president trump....senator feinstein says whatever your party affilation....getting out and excercising the right to vote is paramount.please everyone get out and vote, this rate is so important, of course i hope more democrats vote the republicans but in any event everyone should vote this is something that we're given. this is our birthright this vote so i willformer east bay congresswoman ellen tauscher who now heads the super pac fight back california we will see the youth vote come out tomorrow. it's a shame that in a the bastion of democracy that we have latvia in european countries out balloting us with 97% of people voting we're down in the voteit's vitally important this election more than ever while the steady of vote by mail ballots being dropped no line.and while the state does not have any turnout numbers the city's elections says they've seen 24% of registered voters either drop off their vote by mail the polls early . which is a fairly strong turnout for a midterm election...considering it's only 6% less than the turnout at this same time during the presidential election of 2016...when the city had 83% of registrered voters cast a ballot. maureen kelly kron4 news

(grant) (grant) if control of the u.s. house comes down to any of the competitive congressional races in washington state and california, it may take days to learn the outcome. washington allows ballots to be postmarked up to election day... and the system usually leaves about half of the vote outstanding at the end of the night, making it impossible to quickly know a winner. californians have the option of voting by mail as long as ballots are postmarked by election day and received no later than three days later. in past elections, some

close races in california took several days to be called. (vicki) organizers who support the gas tax repeal campaign are getting their message out... along with some free gas. but those against the repeal... are not too happy. kron 4's will tran has the details. supporters of yes on 6 are down to the last few hours of campaigning and they used the day rallying at 12 locations in the state. including this one at a san leandro gas station.the goal was to remind voters that a yes actually means no on gas taxes.(mark meuser/yes on 6-the infrastructure spending is in place because the people in sacramento have been stealing the money and using it for their pet projects and now they're trying to raise the taxes to keep the cycle going) the gas tax is already in place making california the state with the highest gas tax in the country.those in favor of the tax say the billions of dollars raised is necessary to fix the aging bridges and roadways in the state.some drivers say they already can't afford to pay more at the pump. (driver-i think they need to get it elsewhere because are already paying too much so to me the future is now) (driver-in order to make things safer and better we all have to do our part so i would pay more)as a gimmick to get people to learn more. the yes on 6 campaign offered 1000.. 50 dollar gas cards.it seemed to work as many people showed up thinking the cards were being handed out.actually it was a raffle but it gave the yes on 6 campaign a chance to talk to people who might vote tomorrow(will tran/san leandro-for the 1000 lucky people who will get the 50 cards they will be notified by email or text tonight that they won. in san leandro will tran kron 4 news (vicki) organizers of the "no on

prop 6" campaign released a statement today about the gas giveaway. "it is illegal to offer anything of value for a pledge to vote, and our campaign will be taking legal action to address this desperate stunt. more importantly, voters need to know that prop 6 is a dangerous measure that is a dangerous measure that eliminates $5 billion in funding for california's crumbling roads and bridges.". (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 bright with above normal temperatures. highs were in the 70s and 80s with 60s at the coast. high pressure continues to send any chance of rain well to the north. high pressure will dominate the weather pattern with sunny skies and chilly nights. highs tomorrow will be in the 70s and low 80s inland with 60s at

the coast. it will be a little cooler toward the middle of the week. partly cloudy skies are expected next weekend. (grant) next on kron4 news... gunfire near downtown danville... police shoot a suspect dead... why the officer says he feared for his life.life.feared for his weekend.expected next skies are partly cloudy skies are expected next weekend.

(grant) next on kron4 news... gunfire near downtown danville... police shoot a suspect dead... why the officer says he feared for his life. (vicki) plus - how safe is your teenager behind the wheel? the best size car they can be driving in once they get that drivers license.

i'm dianne feinstein and i approve this message.

"look what she's accomplished... she authored the ban on assault weapons... pushed the desert protection act through congress, and steered billions of federal dollars to california projects such as subway construction and wildfire restoration." "she... played an important role in fighting off ...trump's efforts to kill the affordable care act." california news papers endorse dianne feinstein for us senate. california values senator dianne feinstein information for parents

tonight... many of you might consider buying a used car for your kids after they get their driver's license... but that might not be the best option. (grant) for a new, inexperienced drivers... experts say the size of the car is more important than the cost. steve sbraccia explains. (vicki) (vicki) that was steve

sbraccia reporting. the i-i-h-s has come up with this list of over 100 vehicles ranging in price from $5,000 to $20,000 that would best protect a teen. we have that posted on our webiste at kron-4 dot com. (grant) next at 5:30... a phone scam warning on

the peninsula. details on how a man is now out thousands of dollars. (grant) plus... we're just one day before the midterm elections... and we're talking one-on-one with president trump about what he expects for tomorrow night. we'll have that interview after the break.

(grant) tonight at 5:30.... president trump

is on the road, making one last push to get republicans to the polls on tuesday.(vicki) kron 4's white house correspondent mark meredith spoke one on one with the president about the race and beyond. nat: "i think we're going to do very well.."president trump is predicting voters will embrace his agenda on tuesday. and show their support by backing republican candidates.... "i think the races are tough, but i have a feeling but i just think we're going to win because we have a lot of enthusiasm on our side" the president has done his part...traveling to 11 campaign rallies in 8 states in the past few days...the last minute push has been focused on republican senate candidatesthat's because despite the president's efforts, the latest polls show democrats may win enough seats to become the majority in the house of representatives. "while the president says he's confident republicans will do well on tuesday, we asked him what his administration hopes to accomplish if democrats take control of the house..." "i think it would be infrastructure more than anything else, they do want infrastructure...they want it......but you want it too? ...i do, and we're going to have it and i think we're going to have that"but before the polls even close...the president is warning...about voter fraud...tweeting today quote:"law enforcement has been strongly notified to watch closely for any illegal voting" we asked him in our one on one interview...if he's seen any proof..."have you gotten any briefings that show there's been fraud in early voting..."i can't comment on

that but we want to make sure if there's any voter fraud, we're going to go prosecute people"the president says he plans to watch the election results at the white house.and that he'll decide how his administration moves forward after the votes are counted.at the white house, i'm mark meredith. (vicki) also tonight at 5:30... kron4 is always tracking local stories. here's a look at what's going on in your neighborhood right now. (grant) in the east bay... conta costa county sheriff's department says one of its deputy's shot and killed 33-year old laudemer ar-bo-leda, from newark. the shooting happened near downtown danville saturday morning. it started when a person reported a suspicious man walking around several homes with bags in his hands. when officers first approached arboleda... he

allegedly drove off leading officers on a short chase. the sheriff's office says he ignored officers commands to stop and then drove towards deputy allan hall. hall says he then feared for his life and fired several shots. the deputy has been placed on paid leave during the investigation. (vicki) on the peninsula... east palo alto police are looking for 3 men who kidnapped and sexually assualted a 17-year-old girl. it happened early friday morning in the 19-hundred block of cooley avenue. police say around 1-30 in the morning... the girl was standing outside her home when 3 men forced her inside a van. police say she was then taken to an unknown location where she was sexually assualted. moments later they say the teenager was thrown out of the van. police are asking anyone with information to call them. (vicki) palo alto police want you to be on the lookout for thieves posing as officers. the department says a man received a phone call from someone claiming to be from the immigration office, and then another call from someone pretending to be a police officer name "jim hopper".

the victim ended up being scammed out of 10-thousand dollars after loading up gift cards. police say they don't have an officer with that name, and they will never solicit payment in any form over the phone. (grant) in the north bay... petaluma police tased a man after they say he resisted arrest over the weekend. officers say saloman huitron refused to cooperate with an investigation... and then attempted to barricade himself inside his home. they say he was accused of repeatedly harassing a neighbor... and vandalizing their car. during the incident... officers tased and arrested huitron. he was then booked into the sonoma county jail. (grant) police rohnert park are looking for the man who stabbed a woman... apparently because she didn't have cigarettes. it happened over the weekend in the parking lot of the redwood creek apartments on the rohnert park expressway. the woman told police she was stabbed after she told a man she didn't have any cigarettes. a passerby found the woman bleeding inside the car. police are asking you to call them if you have

information on the attack. (vicki) in the south bay... southwest airlines is adding more non-stop flights out of mineta san jose international airport. the airline now plans to offer up to 98 departures a day.. to more than two-dozen destinations. southwest started non-stop service yesterday to tucscon, arizona. today-- they increased the number of round-trip flights to and from portland, oregon. it will also begin offering an additional flight to orange county. the extra flights will be in place by the end of the month. lawrence karnow: it was sunny and bright with above normal temperatures. highs were in the 70s and 80s with 60s at the coast. high pressure continues to send any chance of rain well to the north. high pressure will dominate the weather pattern with sunny skies and chilly nights. highs tomorrow will be in the 70s and low 80s inland with 60s at the coast. it will be a little cooler toward the middle of the week. partly cloudy skies are expected next weekend. (grant) it's been three weeks since we first learned about thousands of central america migrants making their way towards the united states. despite non-entry threats and military soldiers being sent to the soldiers being and

military weekend.expected next weekend.

(grant) it's been three weeks since we first learned about thousands of central america migrants making their way towards the united states. despite non-entry threats and military soldiers being sent to the southern border... the migrants keep heading north.(vicki) kron4's ryan o'donnell joins us with more on where they are... and what the president is saying about them today. it's slow going... but the migrants are still moving... and right now, they're close to mexico city. some, are already there. the local government has converted a sports complex into a camp for more than 5- thousand people. with more 'hope' than anything... these migrants have traveled more than 900 miles and crossed two international borders in 3 weeks. right now... they're entering a treasherous part of the journey to get to the nation's capitol city. at one point... the migrants were promised vans... but they never showed. with tomorrow being election day, the president, today,

addressing the migrant's progress.president trump: "democrats are inviting caravan after caravan. isn't that nice? of illegal aliens to flood into our country and overwhelm your communities. if you want more caravans and more crime. vote democrat. if you want strong borders and safe communities vote republican." 0:23 a new group a new group of migrants is also now heading towards the united states. it took-off from san salvador, however, the number of people is much lower than the other two caravans. but because of how complicated this part of the journey is... history shows many migrants never make it and return home. (grant) and sending troops to the u-s mexico border could cost between 200 and 300-million dollars. that estimate comes from independent analysis and

department of defense figures on guard deployments. president trump deployed active duty troops in addition to the earlier deployment of national guard forces to the southern border. it's unclear what the total cost of the operation will be and where funding will come from. the pentagon spokesperson says "the department will absorb the cost." the deployment of active duty troops will last through december 15th, for a total of 41 days. (vicki) with the end of daylight saving time .... drowsy driving prevention week kicks off today. the california highway patrol wants to remind drivers of the dangers of tired driving. as part of the effort, caltrans will use their electronic message signs along highways to raise awareness. to avoid drowsy driving, the chp suggests tips such as getting at least seven hours of sleep a day; sticking to a sleep schedule; and avoiding alcohol or medication that can cause drowsiness. (vicki) coming up...

a community in mourning after three girl scouts and a mom are killed in a hit-and-run. find out the charges the suspect is now facing. (grant) coming up... another case of porch pirates targeting a home in the east bay. but they weren't stealing packages. we'll show you what they made off with.

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. this... a different find of porch pirate. two

people were caught on camera stealing several decorative pumpkins from a home in concord. this is video sent to us by a kron4 viewer. it happened on saturday night. you can see the two people walk up to the home and steal the pumpkins. they then get into a small pickup truck that was waiting... and drive away. it's not clear if other homes in the neighborhood were targeted. (vicki) still ahead... several lowe's stores are closing... including two right here in the bay area. we'll tell you which ones. (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

a man accused in a deadly hit-and-run incident that killed three girl scouts and a mother appeared in court today. police say 21- year-old colten treu huffed chemicals before the crash in wisconsin... and is now facing several charged. in the meantime.. hundreds of people remembered the lives of the victims in a candlelight vigil. katarina vergara

reports. nat sound of singing"our hearts are broken...."nat sound of singinga tragic loss for the chippewa falls community.sheri jasper/girl scouts northwestern great lakes "when we weep, we all weep together .. and they're here to hold us up."hundreds gathering to remember 4 lives lost after 3 children and one mother were struck and killed by a truck in a hit-and-run incident.sheri jasper/girl scouts northwestern great lakes "they were doing something to make our community better . a horrible accident happened and our hearts are broken."a shock to many.. especially to fellow girl scoutssheri jasper/girl scouts northwestern great lakes "for many of them, this is something new to lose a child and they will rely on the strength of their leaders and other professionals in their schools and communities." candles lit the night.. songs were sung and through the grief... hearts were connected. tricia voigt/former girl scout "it's heart breaking - we're going through a storm as girl scouts and as a community. once a girl scout, always a girl scout."tricia voigt, a former girl scout and chippewa falls mother says the girl scout community is one that lasts a lifetime..tricia voigt/former girl scout"it's a sisterhood, it's never broken, it is a circle."the chippewa falls area unified school district also commented sunday showing their support in the midst of the tragedy..heidi eliopoulos/superintendent, chippewa falls area unified

school district"chippewa falls is a close knit community, i've lived here 36 years. these kids are part of my heart and i can say that not on behalf of myself, but my experiences interacting with community members over the past couple of days but always our people care about our children, and our wrapping up our children and there are a lot of people hurting right now on children right now." tricia voigt/former girl scout "chippewa falls is the best community.. count on each other, lean on your friends, lean on your community - everybody's here to help." (vicki) that was katarina vergara reporting. the suspect is facing charges

including homicide while intoxicated and hit-and-run. his cash bond was set at 250- thousand dollars. he is set to return to court tomorrow. (anchor) taking a live look outside... at the san mateo bridge.at the san 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 bright with above normal temperatures. highs were in the 70s and 80s with 60s at the coast. high pressure continues to send any chance of rain well to the north. high pressure will dominate the weather pattern with sunny skies and chilly nights. highs tomorrow will be in the 70s and low 80s inland with 60s at the coast. it will be a little cooler toward the middle of the week. partly cloudy skies are expected next weekend.

(vicki) home improvement company, lowe's, is planning on closing 51 north american stores... two of them here in the bay area.(grant) kron4's ryan o'donnell joins us with more on why and which stores. according to the company... to the according to the company... these stores are under- performing.. inlcuding the two here in the bay area. here they are... one is at 720 dubuque ave in south san francisco and the other one is at 750 newhall drive in san jose. lowe's says they expect to close these stores by february 1st of next year. the company's c-e-o is hoping higher end tools and targeting professional home builders with additional discounts will help turn the company around and compete more with rival home improvement company, home depot. 31 stores in canada are also closing in 2019 as well. the company says they'll try to relocate

its employee's to other nearby stores. (vicki) for your money tonight... fed-ex rates are going up again. the memphis-based company announced it will raise rates in january. prices will increase by an average of four-point-nine percent. it matches the increase fed-ex put in place at the start of this year. more online shopping has added to the number of packages shipped. but that's not the only factor -- higher fuel prices and a shortage in truck drivers also impacted costs. (vicki) and amazon is doing the opposite for the holiday season... it's offering free shipping on all holiday orders arriving in time for christmas. the company says it's in an effort to boost holiday sales and add new prime members. amazon is waiving the minimum purchase requirement for free shipping starting today. the move makes hundreds of millions of items eligible for free shipping. prime members already get free shipping ... but they'll get a holiday perk, too. more than three million items will eligible for same-day delivery

during the holiday season, if you're a prime member. lawrence karnow: it was sunny and bright with above normal temperatures. highs were in the 70s and 80s with 60s at the coast. high pressure continues to send any chance of rain well to the north. high pressure will dominate the weather pattern with sunny skies and chilly nights. highs tomorrow will be in the 70s and low 80s inland with 60s at the coast. it will be a little cooler toward the middle of the week. partly cloudy skies are expected next weekend. (grant) next on kron4 news at next on (grant) (grant) next on kron4

news at 5... the spice girls make a big announcement today. they are going on tour... but without a key member. we'll tell you who.

four years ago, we rejected marshall tuck and his billionaire backers for superintendent of public instruction. but they're back. the corporate billionaires and their handpicked candidate, former wall street banker marshall tuck. tuck's billionaires have spent

over $25 million distorting tony thurmond's outstanding record on education. all because they know tuck shares their agenda: diverting funds from our public schools into their corporate charter schools. the same agenda as trump and betsy devos. protect our public schools. say no, again, to marshall tuck. (vicki) the rumors are

true - after ten years of teasing the spice girls have officially announced a reunion. (grant) but... a key member will be missing. entertainment tonight's kevin frazier has the story. (kevin)vicki and grant,get ready for girl power to spice up your life again!but is their tour coming to the states?emma: girls do you think i'm too old for bunches? la la la - la la la la la la... the spice girls shot a fake newscast to annouce their new uk stadium tour -the only issue: someone was noticeably absent...you know i'm very proud of my past, i want to celebrate my pastbut the past is where victoria beckham is keeping the spice girls!a source tells us posh is skipping the shows because quote:"she has a family to look after and a business to run."it's a very very special time when we're together, but/pu we've all got children, so it's very hard to tour, because we are mommies and um we don't like leaving them for too long.the foursomewill kick off their tour june 1st in manchester,but today on the british tv show "loose women" mel b let it slip they have plans to go worldwide!i: all the concerts are in the uk at the moment, but would you like to do a world tour?m: oh yeah, we are/pui: but the door is open for victoria if she..m: oh yeah,100% for sure!(kevin) the spice girls have sold over 85 million albums worldwide!

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kron 4 news at six. (ken) thank you grant vicki... coming up tonight six.. we learning more about the suspect in a deadly shooting at a marin county rehab.. we have details on a possible motive - next.(pam) then - on the eve of the midterm elections.. we're tracking the last-minute campaiging here in the bay area by the state's gubernatorial candidates. that's coming up next on kron4 news at six. big corporations are making and just got a huge tax break. but the middle class is struggling. prop c is a common-sense plan. the top 1% of businesses pay their fair share to tackle homelessness for all of us. companies with revenue greater than $50 million pay, not small businesses or homeowners. the prop c plan is supported by the democratic party,

nancy pelosi & dianne feinstein vote "yes" on c. big corporations pay for it, not you. a man is in custody after a deadly shooting at a rehabilitation facility in marin county this morning.. one person was

killed - two others were hurt... and tonight, we are learning more about the suspect police have in custody. thank you for joining us. i'm pam moore. and i'm ken wayne. new information on a possible motive for the shooting has come to light... kron 4's terisa estacio joins us live from marin general hospital-- where the victims were taken. it was around 130 in the morning when shots rang out... here at the helen vine detox facility in san rafael. an - a residential facility for alcohol and drug treatnment... deputies says they quickly discovered one person dead... two others badly injured... sgt. mike brovelli, marin county sheriff. how did a gun get into the facility? we are looking into that. it was late in teh afternoon, when a break in the case... detectives discovered a lead on the suspect.. brovelli. he is in custody... late monday, the suspects name, davance lamar reed... and this... reed is currently in the sonoma county jail for an unrelated pursuit case. in custody, detectives say he made comments connecting himself to the marin shooting. (estacio live) the victims names here at the hospital have been released. they are...

(pam) another big story tonight... two children .... allegedly kidnapped in san jose by their mother... have been found safe in colorado. the mother .... diana moreira ... was on a supervised visit with her children in a park... before allegedly kidnapping them.... setting off an amber alert. police say, a social worker had taken moreira's 11- year old daughter to the restroom... when moreira absconded with her one- year old son. as the social worker was serching for the one- year old, the 11- year old also disappeared. moreira is currently in the el paso county, ... facing felony charges of kidnapping and child endangerment.

endangerment. child kidnapping and (pam)(pam) (pam) another big story tonight... two children .... allegedly kidnapped in san jose by their mother... have been found safe in colorado. the mother .... diana moreira ... was on a supervised visit with her children in a park... before allegedly kidnapping them.... setting off an amber alert. police say, a social worker had taken moreira's 11- year old daughter to the restroom... when moreira absconded with her one- year old son. as the social worker was serching for the one- year old, the 11- year old also disappeared.

moreira is currently in the el paso county, colorado jail ... facing felony charges of kidnapping and child endangerment. (oncam) the two candidates vying to be california's next governor made some final pitches in the bay area. democratic nominee gavin newsom is holding an event in san francisco's mission district the night before election day. kron4's dan thorn is live for us tonight with a preview of that event... dan? probably the most prominent democrats in the state are expected to be here tonight to throw their support behind gavin newsom. the get out the vote rally well earlier current

(pam) nationally .. this mid-term election cycle is, arguably, like none other. from a very active, very vocal president... to a record number of women on the ballot, and unexpected

events that keep changing the game for both parties. karin caifa (kay-fuh) is in washington tonight with the very latest. president trump taking on the midterms -- with a final blitz of 11 rallies in six days.pres donald trump/saturday/b elgrade, mt: "this is one of the most important elections of our entire livesthe president seizing on immigration fears in the final days -- to motivate voters in border states like arizona, nevada, and texas.and hitting states that went his way in 20-16 -- missouri, west virginia, indiana and tennessee.all -- crucial to control of the u-s senate.with 35 seats on the ballot -- democrats need a net gain of two, a goal that became more politically complex, after the supreme court confirmation battle over brett kavanaugh enerzed republicans.sen. mitch mcconnell /-r-majority leader: this is an opportunity, i think, to have a long-term impact on the country.but republicans also face the headwinds that come with a president with approval ratings below 50 pcent -- and whose incendiary rhetoric

may alienate moderates, women and independents.fmr pres barack obama: healthcare is on the ballot. you vote. you might might save a life democrats see an opportunity with a message of protecting health care and entitlement programs in republican crosshairs.rep. seth moulton/-d- massachusetts: we need to fix it and strengthen the affordable care act, not dismantle it, and that's what our new leaders will do. suburban districts will be key to whether they make the net gain of 23 seats needed to flip the housethat's where republicans will lean on their record -- highlighting low unemployment and the economy. in washington, i'm karin caifa reporting. (ken) team coverage of the midterm elections tonight. san francisco has seen strong early voting activity so far -- which may lead to the highest voter turnout during a mid-term election in the city since 19-74. kron4's maureen kelly talked with senator dianne feinstein after she cast her ballot today ....about the importance of citizens excercising their right to vote. california's senior senator happily accepted her i voted sticker right before handing over her ballot at a collection tent out in front of san francisco's city hall.

the incumbant is maintaining a healthly lead in the most recent polls against her oppoent democratic california state senator kevin de leon. while this midterm election is being widely seen as a referendum on president trump....senator feinstein says whatever your party affilation....getting out and excercising the right to vote is paramount. for me it's all right i've carried out every election because i know where i could've been born and i know i wouldn't of been given those rightsformer east bay congresswoman ellen tauscher who now heads the super pac fight back california is hopeful that we will see the youth vote come out tomorrow. i do think that nationally the trans her up for voting in a midterm and i think it's very important that we get as many people to vote as possible, if people vote you know look! i'm a demoat i want people to vote for democrats, frankly i just want people to votewhile the activity was steady of vote by mail ballots being dropped off, there was no line.and while the state does not have any turnout numbers the city's department of elections says they've seen 24% of registered voters either drop off their vote by mail ballots or hit the polls early . which is a fairly strong turnout for a

midterm election...considering it's only 6% less than the turnout at this same time during the presidential election of 2016...when the city had 83% of registrered voters cast a ballot. maureen kelly kron4 news (ken) kron4 is your local election headquarters. we will have expanded election coverage starting at 8 p.m. tomorrow night. be the first to know of local election returns and hear expert analysis. you can also head to our website for the locations of local voting sites. (pam) in the east bay... the conta costa county sheriff's department says, one of its deputies shot and killed 33-year old laudemer ar-boleda from newark. the

shooting happened near downtown danville saturday morning. it started when a person reported a suspicious man ... walking around several homes with bags in his hands. when officers first approached the man... he allegedly drove off, leading officers on a short chase. the sheriff's office says, he ignored officers commands to stop... and then drove towards deputy allan hall. hall says, he then feared for his life and fired several shots. the deputy has been placed on paid leave during the investigation. (ken) the u-s olympic committee made a big announcement today -- moving to remove usa gymnastics as the governing body of the sport at the olympic level. (pam) the committee made the announcement in an open letter today. our grant lodes joins us now with more on what this means for the future of u-s gymnastics. grant? (landvo) this is the nuclear option for the u-s

olympic committee. it contends that usa gymnastics botched its re-organization efforts following the sexual abuse scandal involving team doctor larry nassar. olympic committee ceo sarah committee ceo sarah hirshland said today that the challenges facing usa gymnastics are more than it is capable of overcoming as its currently constructed. she also said "you deserve better." even with a new board of directors -- usa gymnastics is accused of making repeated mistakes after the nassar accusations came to light. mistakes like the botched hiring of a program cordinator and interim ceo to replace kerry perry --- who lasted less than a year on the job after replacing steve penny...the longtime gynmastics ceo who was recently arrested for allegedly tampering with evidence related to nasser. hirshland said that the move is necessary "to ensure that

usa gymnasts have the support necessary to excel on and off the field of play." a live look outside right now... as we get our first look at the four zone forecast with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence lawrence karnow: it was sunny and bright with above normal temperatures. highs were in the 70s and 80s with 60s at the coast. high pressure send any well to the north. high dominate the weather sunny skies nights. highs tomorrow will be in the 70s inland with 60s at the coast. it cooler toward the middle of partly cloudy expected next weekend. (ken) (ken) retailers might be

keeping you on hold longer... if they don't think you're that valuable of a customer. coming up... a live interview reveals some eye popping information about how your personal information is used. (pam) it is time to weigh anchor. sausalito is cracking down on illegal boat parking ... and telling some boat owners they need to sail on down the line. (ken) a twitter battle between two san francisco tech titans over the city's homeless problem. how each

is trying to get voters to vote on prop "c".

a couple of 'twitter' jabs between two high profile tech giants... over the future of san francisco's proposition-c. kron4's ryan o'donnell joins us with more on what was said on social media. ryan .. prop-c... has been a controversial proposal to fight the homeless in the city... by imposing an

additional tax of .5 percent on corporations reporting revenue above 50 million dollars. on twitter... it started with zynga(zing-guh) founder mark pincus. on november 3rd... he tweeted this out... "prop-c is the dumbest, least thought out prop ever. please get the facts and vote no. then lets all focus on real solutions for s-f." obviously in opposition to prop-c. but soon after... salesforce c-e-o and big-time supporter, marc benioff... responded with this... "mark, what's your plan and what's your contribution to helping our homeless? tell us in detail what zynga is doing for them now at scale and what your plan is? the homeless have been left behind by you and the other 70 s-f billionaires. yes on c. big business like mine pay, you don't." and it went on and on from there. it's estimated... the additional tax would bring-in close to 300-million dollars, which would double how much money the city already spends

on homeless programs. several politicians support prop-c... like u-s house minority leader nancy pelosi and representative jackie speier. but those in opposition argue the initiative lacks fiscal oversight and accountability.. . with san francisco mayor london breed and state senator scott weiner saying, "no." (pam) could the customer service you are customer service you are receiving.... be affected by a secret score only retailers have access to? according to a new report... there is a good chance that is happening. if you have a bank account, cellphone or you are a frequent online shopper -- you have got at least one of these scores -- and it could be affecting everything.... from how likely you are to get a seat upgrade on an airline... to how long you are on hold to get customer service. (pam) it is called - the 'customer lifetime value score' and it is just another way "big data" has influence over our daily lives.(ken) joining us now to talk about this... consumer

finance expert erica sandberg. 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 bright with above normal temperatures. highs were in the 70s and 80s with 60s at the coast. high pressure continues to send any chance of rain well to the north. high pressure will dominate the weather pattern with sunny skies and chilly nights. highs tomorrow will be in the 70s and low 80s inland with 60s at the coast. it will be a little cooler toward the middle of the week. partly cloudy skies are expected next weekend. (ken) one by one... tv networks and even facebook are pulling the plug on a poltical ad for president trump. why they say the ad is offensive... even racist. (pam) the high price of bay area housing... is being blamed for a small flotilla of illegal boats in the waters off sausalito. now the small city is cracking down. (ken) home improvement company, lowe's, is planning on closing 51 north american

stores. according to the company... according to down.cracking small city is now the off sausalito.in the waters illegal boats flotilla of even racist.offensive... say the ad is weekend.expected next skies are expected next weekend.

(ken) one by one... tv networks and even facebook are pulling the plug on a poltical ad for president trump. why they say the ad is offensive... even racist. (pam) the high price of bay area housing... is being blamed for a small flotilla of illegal boats in the waters off sausalito. now the small city is cracking down.

(ken) home improvement company, lowe's, is planning on closing 51 north american stores. according to the company... these stores are under- performing.. inlcuding two here in the bay area. here they are... one is at 720 dubuque ave in south san francisco and the other one is at 750 newhall drive in san jose. lowes says it

expects to close these stores by february 1st of next year. 31 stores in canada are 31 stores in canada are also closing in 2019 as well. (pam) new tonight.... authorities are cracking down on boats squatting offshore in sausalito. sausalito police have started tagging dozens of small "anchor out" boats in richardson bay -- warning occupants, that police may remove any vessel left in city waters for 72- hours. over the past year -- the number of vessels sitting illegally in the bay has doubled ... due in large part to the housing crisis. at least 250 boats off sausalito, belong to people who are either unwilling or unable to pay to dock their boat in a marina ... that cost is upwards of a thousand dollars per month. sausalito police say, reports of thefts and other issues have gone up... along with the number of boats in the bay. (pam) coming up at 6:45.if what you want,

what you really, really want is more spice girls... they are back.we'll have details on their reunion tour. (ken) a republican in berkeley? the g-o-p candidate for governor stopped in the east bay to hammer home is message about the high costs of housing and gas. (lawrence)and i'm tracking your weeknight forcast... that's just ahead. i'm dianne feinstein and i approve this message.

"look what she's accomplished... she authored the ban on assault weapons... pushed the desert protection act through congress, and steered billions of federal dollars to california projects such as subway construction and wildfire restoration." "she... played an important role in fighting off ...trump's efforts to kill the affordable care act." california news papers endorse dianne feinstein for us senate. california values senator dianne feinstein (ken) with election day

less than 24-hours away... john cox is taking his message to bay area voters tonight. tackling a topic

that matters more to local residents than perhaps anywhere else in the state. (pam) the rebulican gubernatorial candidate .. making his last pitch today to some east bay auto repair workers ... struggling to find affordable housing here in the bay area... kron4's haaziq madyun has the story. (pkg)nats john cox"why are you living in manteca?"nats auto repair worker"in 1991 that was affordable"california republican gubernatorial candidate john cox brought his help is on the way bus tour to the city of berkeley. he came to talk about the lack of affordable housing with the owner of platinum auto collision and paint whose employees commute from the central valley to berkeley because the rent is too high in this areanats auto worker"i commute from modesto" nats john cox"you're kidding?"nats auto worker"no"mr. cox says he builds and manages apartments in the state of indiana at a much that are much lower cost and aims to lower the price of

building affordable housing in california if he is elected governorsothe says supply and demand is not the real problemsotthe real clear politics poll has john cox 16 points behind lt. governor gavin newsom...in berkeley haaziq madyun kron4news (ken) (ken)(pam) time now for a look at tonight's top local stories... including more on early voting for the midterm election.

in san francsico california's senior senator was amoungst those voting early today...dropping off her vote by mail ballot at a drop off spot in front of city hall. she says while she hopes more democrats vote than republicans...every citizen should excerise this right. the city's dept of elections says so far early turnout has been fairly strong.which means we could potentially see the highest voter turnout during a midterm election in the city since 1974. maureen kelly kron4 news.+ lawrence lawrence karnow: it was sunny

and bright with above normal temperatures. highs were in the 70s and 80s with 60s at the coast. high pressure continues to send any chance of rain well to the north. high pressure will dominate the weather pattern with sunny skies and chilly nights. highs tomorrow will be in the 70s and low 80s inland with 60s at the coast. it will be a little cooler toward the middle of the week. partly cloudy skies are expected next weekend.

vote republican. > president president trump continues his anti- immigrant rhetoric today ... a controversial political ad has been pulled from a couple of networks and a social media platform. the ad aims to motivate g-o-p voter turnout by vilifying migrants traveling though mexico... kron4's ryan o'donnell joins us with why more media outlets are now refusing to air this ad... we're talking n-b-c, fox and facebook ... taking this ad down, after viewers complained it's racist. it portrays the migrants heading towards the u-s, as invaders and criminals and it received immense and it received immense backlash after airing during sunday night football. n-b-c announced the decision to pull the ad first, followed

by fox news.facebook says it'll no longer allow the trump campaign to run the ad on its site, because it violates the social network's advertising policy.the ad can still be posteon facebook, but there is no paid distribution.president trump: "i don't know about it. i mean you're telling me something i don't know about. we have a lot of ads and they certainly are effective based on the numbers that we're seeing.well , a lot of things are offensive. your questions are offensive a lot of times so you know." 0:19 a new group a new group of migrants is also now heading towards the united states. it took-off from san salvador, however, the number of people is much lower than the other two caravans. but because of how complicated this part of the journey is... history shows many migrants never make it and return home. (pam) a big milestone

for elon musk ... we will have the latest on his plans for underground 'people pods' ... to beat freeway traffic.

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. (ken) we have new

video from elon musk of the tunnel being built under an l-a suburb to test a new kind of transportation system. the system moves vehicles or

people pods through the tunnels on electric platforms called skates. musk's comment about the tunnel -- it is "disturbingly long." it's about two miles long and runs underneath hawthorne -- the location of musk's space x headquarters. the test tunnel is on track for an opening party december 10th -- with free rides being given the following day. (pam) and another musk venture -- space-x --- updated the status of the mannequin astronaut it launched into space earlier this year. the aerospace company says, its 'starman' has already passed mars.in a tweet-- space-x says, its mannequin is headed to a "restaurant at the end of the universe." back in february-- 'starman' was launched aboard a falcon heavy rocket from cape canaveral, florida. the mannequin is riding in the driver's seat of a tesla roadster -- wearing a fully- functioning space-x space suit. space-x says, this trip will hp test the suit.. and prepare for flights with human

passengers. (ken)the days of standing in line to cast your ballot on election day may be numbered in california... as more and more counties adopt new election models to make voting easier than ever.we'll talk about how they're working... after the break.

(pam) a man accused in a deadly hit-and- run incident ... appeared in court via video conference today in wisconsin. police say, 21-year- old colten treu huffed chemicals before the crash that killed three girl scouts and a mother on saturday. authorities identified the victims as nine- year- old jayna kelley, 10-year- old autum helgeson, 10-year- old halee hickle, and halee's mother sara jo schneider. another 10-year-old girl remains in the hospital in stable condition.treu is facing charges including homicide while intoxicated, and hit-and-run. his cash bond was set at 250- thousand dollars... he is set to return to court tomorrow. (ken)indonesian dive teams are working night and day to

look for further remains of victims from the lion air plane crash.officials successfully identified 13 more bodies today, which brought the number of identified victims to 27.all the identified bodies were handed over to family members, according to indonesia's search and rescue operation agency .this is underwater video from that agency... as search teams work to locate more evidence from the wreckage.officials say they have recovered 164 bodies or body parts, which were sent to the police hospital for the remains to be identified.the operation is expected to last several weeks. (pam) a handful of counties in the state are using a new election model to try to make voting easier and more convenient.(ken)capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains the "voters choice act" and how its working for some counties so far.. (nats--)voting centers in sacramento were bustling monday...but not with voters filling out ballots. (stephen doris - poll inspector) "today we probably did more people within the first hour than we did saturday or sunday" with

pink envelopes in hand... the majority of those people dropped off their already casted ballots.sacramento along with san mateo, madera, nevada and napa counties participate in the voters choice act. in advance of the election, each registered voter in those counties got a ballot in the mail and had access to dozens of drop boxes and early voting centers sprinkled throughout the city. ((alex rodriguez-voter)) "this was my first time voting this way and i will never go back to standing in line again. you take your time before you get here, you fill everything out, you do your research. it took five seconds from my car to there." the latest data from the secretary of state's office sunday.. 86,000 voters in the participating the drop boxes, while more than 250,000 mailed back their ballots. with being the model's most participant.. poll inspectors say all eyes in the state are on the capitol city.."in the june election i had an observor with the secretary of state's office to see how we're doing with it. this systm for the state, and as goes sacramento, eventually, the state will go this way." if more counties start the new system... the days of standing in line on election day could be numbered in californa. ashley zavala, kron4 news.

right now... chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: it was sunny and bright with above normal temperatures. highs were in the 70s and 80s with 60s at the coast. high pressure

continues to send any chance of rain well to the north. high pressure will dominate the weather pattern with sunny skies and chilly tomorrow will be in the 70s and low 80s inland with 60s at the coast. it will be a little cooler toward the middle of the week. skies are expected next weekend.

go on sale saturday... november tenth. in sports... one of the all-time favorite san francisco giants is back of the hall of fame ballot... and the raiders... trying to regroup from thursday night's disaster against the 49ers... are back at work and making changes along the defensive front ... mark has that story and more... coming up and more... coming up big corporations are making and just got a huge tax break. but the middle class is struggling. prop c is a common-sense plan. the top 1% of businesses pay their fair share to tackle homelessness for all of us. companies with revenue greater than $50 million pay, not small businesses or homeowners. the prop c plan is supported by the democratic party, nancy pelosi & dianne feinstein vote "yes" on c. big corporations pay for it, not you. (pam) lots to talk about

in the sports world tonight... (ken) mark carpenter joins us in the studio. starting tonight with the nfl-- the raiders back at alameda back at the raiders the nfl-- the raiders back at alameda today...after taking a few days to move past that 31- point beating from the 49ers. the silver and black...facing the chargers sunday at the coliseum. in case you missed it, the team's front office made another significant roster move this weekend... releasing veteran defensive end bruce irvin. this puts an end to his 2-1/2 year run in oakland. although he was a defensive captain coming into the year, his production dropped due to the absence of khalil mack. with irvin gone, the raiders signing some pass rush help with jacquies smith and kony ealy. but first, here's frostee rucker, with reaction to the irvin

move. "each week it seems like there is something new that we gotta get over. a new obstacle, a new adverse situation, but that's part of pro sports, its part of life. so guys have to adapt, new guys have to step up... you know its always about the next man up and right now this has been the key to our whole seasons about the next man up." "the guys are excited man, everybody's diving in... it doesnt seem like anybody's quit or anything of that nature, so i mean you gotta love football man, every opportunity you get you gotta cherish it cuz i know first hand just from comin from where i've been... you know been at the top and now i'm trying to work myself back up to speed you know to the player that iwas, you gotta cherish this stuff meanwhile, the 49ers don't play until next monday against the new york giants. now to the warriors, the team's g-league affiliate about to get some serious airtime. the santa cruz warriors announced a deal....with nbc sports bay area...broadcasting all 24-of their home games. a landmark agreement, considering most teams don't show their g-league games....and also this coincides with the nba putting more of an emphasis on growing its developmental initiatives.

as for the ágolden state warriors, they are in action tonight hosting the memphis grizzlies... a matchup featuring two different styles-- warriors open it up, while memphis loves to slow the memphis loves to slow the game down. "they don't just try to get up and down and shoot a bunch of three's, they try to play fast. just cuz thats the way the leagues going.... they not trying to keep up with the fast, they just playing their game based off of the players they have and you respect that as a player. we be a grind, i mean memphis is my biggest rivalry since i played in the league. you know i played three of four playoff series against them, they play the same style no matter what so its gonna be a grind out game something that is going to be compared to the rest of the teams we played, but we lookin forward too it." moving on over to baseball-- hall of fame finalists announced today..and a former giant is in the mix. will clark..gets another crack at cooperstown...with his name on the ballot this year. you may remember he was first eligible back in 2006, but was taken out of

consideration after not garnering enough support. this time around, he has a chance to be voted in by the veteran's committee. the first baseman spent 8 seasons with the giants...6-time all star, 284-jacks, a couple of silver sluggers, and nlcs mvp in 89. moving on over to the a's- - bob melvin..is in line for some hardware. the oakland skipper...named a finalist for the baseball writers association of america a-l manager of the year award. what a phenomenal job this season... led the green and gold to 97 wins--4th best in all of baseball..and a playoff berth, despite multiple injuries to his pitching rotation and a low payroll. he's a two-time winner of the award... the other finalists are tampa bay's kevin cash and alex cora of the champion-red sox. that wraps up kron4 news at 6. we'll see you tonight at 8.... on your bay area's local news station. years of drought,

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