as smoke continues to fill our skies. air quality improved slightly for the first time today-- but it is still considered unhealthy-- and people are urged to stay inside. good evening i'm vicki liviakis. (catherine) and i'm catherine heenan in for grant lodes tonight. we are expected to get some relief from the smoke soon--as rain is on the way. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us with details on how the wet wether will help. lawrence? lawrence karnow: hazy skies continue with partly cloudy skies today. the air quality has improved but is still unhealthy in some areas. a storm off the coast will move toward california in the next 24 hours. the winds will begin to pick up out of the south by tomorrow afternoon. this will help to improve air quality. clouds and rain are then expected to move in late tuesday night and wednesday morning. showers will decrease by the evening. thanksgiving will be partly cloudy with a slight chance of a lingering shower early and then another storm moving in thursday night and friday to bring us another round of rain. highs will be in the 50s and 60s .

(vicki) (vicki) thanks

wrence. and we have team coverage of the poor air quality tonight. (catherine) kron 4's dan kerman is live in san francisco-- as people are having trouble finding masks or respirators. but there is some hope for those looking. dan? masks for air quality 1119185 insertyou don't need this map of the bay area to see air quality remains red or unhealthy. you can tell simply by looking at the gray smoky skies . and still, downtown san francisco is filled with people walking around without protective masks. for many, it's because they couldn't find any.sot sotsotbut stores are starting to restock... cole hardward on 4th street just got over 1-thousand n95 masks.sotthis man just bought masks... sotmedical professionals advise you get an n95 or above respirator and

make sure it fits tight around your face. if your not healthy check with your doctor before wearing one. also check with your peditrician before putting one on your kids.sot tomas aragon, m.d. / s.f. county health officer 108/to breath

(catherine) several school campuses were closed today because ofthe bad air quality. we have a full list - on kron-4 dot com. and while most school districts around the bay area are on thanksgiving break... some college campuses were supposed to remain in session today. and we've just learned that san francisco state university will not reopen until next monday. again -- you can find a complete list of those closures on kron-4 dot com. (vicki) now to the latest on the wildfire in butte county. tonight crews are desperately trying to recover human remains before rain hits the area. right now, the death toll stands at 77 and nearly one-thousand people are unaccounted for. so far the fire has burned 151- thousand acres and it's 66-percent contained. more than 11 thousand homes

have been destroyed and 14-thousand are threatened. kron 4's ashley zavala is live in chico tonight to is live in chico tonight to explain how the rain will be another challenge in the search for human remains. ashley? ((az))with nearly a thousand people still considered missing and rain on the way.. search crews say the sense of urgency is high...showers could wash away remains and turn debris into a muddy mess...((pkg)) trt:1:16 ((nats-beeping))search and rescue crews continued to comb through butte county monday. ((brian price - firefighter)) "there's a dense, heavy population searchers so we can expedite the return of the evacuees." 300 searchers are dedicated to just the town of paradise while several other teams focus on other parts of the county like magalia and concow.(nats)with the dust settling and skies clearing from smoke... rain will be the next obstacle for crews looking for remains.."it will definitely present another hurdle to the operation, that we're going to have to account

for, primarily in caring for our personnel that's going to be out working in the inclement weather, we're preparing the protective equipment for those rescuers so they aren't going to be put in a worse situationas the rain approaches, officials say they're keeping an eye on the weather... but rain or shine, they say the search wont stop. with another long week of work ahead... search crews say this northern california community's spirit is pushing them forward.."the hospitality in this community has been amazing. even in the face of such tragedy, to see how much they're trying to thank us.. we're just doing our jobs. it's been refreshing." ((az)) firefighters acknowledged mud slides are another concern when it rains after a fire... it's still unclear if the rain will be heavy enough for that to happen here. tag.

(vicki) as of the last update... more than 900 people are missing in butte county. authorities are hopeful that some of those people may be in shelters - and are just not in contact with friends or family members. so they are asking people to take a look at the list... and tell them if someone on the list is accounted for.. we have a link to that list on kron-4 dot com. (vicki) kron4 and our parent company-- nexstar media group... have partnered to help the fire victims in butte county. if you would like to help those affected by the 'camp fire'... the american red cross is accepting donations. you can check kron 4.com for details.. (catherine) breaking news tonight --four people have been shot at mercy hospital on chicago's south side.. the gunman -- a 32-year-old man -- and a female victim were killed.female victim were killed.police say the shots were fired both inside - and outside - the hospital. a

police officer was also shot and is hospitalized in critical condition.according to reports - one of the women shot in the parking lot was a doctor at the hospital arriving for work -- and was shot by her former fiance. the hospital says the shooting incident is over, police have secured the hospital and all patients are safe. (vicki) the santa clara county coroner's office is working to identify a body that was found near san jose. police say they were notified saturday afternoon of a possible body in the water near the alviso marina. that's not far from levi's stadium-- but it's not known if the body is connected to a missing 49er fan. 32-year-old ian powers left his seat at the game last monday and never returned. powers' car was found in the stadium parking lot that night. the coroner's office is expected to release the identity of the body soon. (catherine) another big story tonight.. we're learning more about an east bay teenager who died in a house fire. her family and community are mourning her

death while rallying to support each another. kron four's terisa estacio is live in orinda with the latest. terisa? terisa estacio - the 16 year old went here to miramonte... kron four news has learned another teen and student here was also injured in the blaze. tonight, this community is rallying around the girls family as they deal with this horrible siutation. (estacio reporting) a growing memorial in front of this orinda home on moraga way... after a ferocious fire erupted this past weekend... that killed luca gero, and injured her friend and an adult male. julie park, principle miramonte high school. we found out and are very sad. julie park is the principle at miramonte high school. park. we offered counseling to teens, we are closed, but wanted to help out. park says luca on the track team and latin club... at school monday, teens say they are in shock about her death.

miramonte student. (estacio live) her friends tell me that she was at home with a friend, and an exchange student was acting as a chaperone while her parents were away for the weekend. the fire department is investigating the cause... they have said the fire was so hot, intially crews couldnt go inside. one fire fighter was injured, but he has since been released. luca friend and the male adult were taken to the burn center in san francisco. no info on condition. te

(catherine) coming up... a man will spend the rest of is life behind bars -- for the murder of his pregnant wife and two young children. . what he had to say - during today's sentencing. "i said goodbye toy husband and just told him to tell our kids that i love them and i'm sorry. i was sorry i wouldn't be there". (vicki) a harrowing story out of butte county. a woman gives birth and then has to flee the hospital after it catches fire in paradise. details on how they made it to safety. (catherine) a deadly officer involved shooting in a quiet east bay neighborhood. now - the victim's family is taking action against officers. hear the accusations-- and the department's response.

"this is perhaps the most inhumane and vicious crime that i have handled out of the thousands of cases that i have seen"(vicki) life in prison with no possible parole for the colorado man who confessed to murdering his pregnant wife

and two daughters.christopher watts avoided the death penalty in a plea deal.at his sentencing today his family and his wife's family shared their grief.

assessment of why he did what he did, how he did what he did. the kilelr's mother is equally baffled."we have always loved you and i still do. i hate what has happened. your father and sister and i are struggling to understand why. but we will remain faithful as your family. just as god remains faithful because of his unconditional love for us all. we love you and we forgive you, son."watts kept his head down and cried . his attorney read a statement on his behalf, (vicki) the d=a wasn't so sure about the killer's remorse ... saying watts seemed only sorry about himself. (catherine) the trump administration will fully restore jim acosta's white house press credentials. but it's warning the cnn

reporter that he must follow a series of rules at future news conferences. on twitter, cnn said: "today the white house fully restored acosta's press pass. as a result, our lawsuit is no longer necessary." the white house letter sent to acosta today makes it clear that his credentials could be threatened again. the new rules include limiting each reporter to a single question -- with follow-ups at the discretion of the president. (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: hazy skies continue with partly cloudy skies today. the air quality has improved but is still unhealthy in some areas. a storm off the coast will move toward california in the next 24 hours. the winds will begin

to pick up out of the south by tomorrow afternoon. this will help to improve air quality. clouds and rain are then expected to move in late tuesday night and wednesday morning. showers will decrease by the evening. thanksgiving will be partly cloudy with a slight chance of a lingering shower early and then another storm moving in thursday night and friday to bring us another round of rain. highs will be in the 50s and 60s .

(catherine) there was a funeral today for a man who died after being shot by police in danville.. now - his family has announced that they're taking legal action against the police department... kron4's haaziq madyun has the story (pkg)white doves were released into the air following the funeral service for 33- year-old laudemer arboleda here in fremontsot

leong/laudemer arboleda's niece: "on the morning of november 3, 2018 my uncle laudermer arboleda was shot and killed by danville police"> on the day he was laid to rest his family vowed that there would be no rest for them until they find out why he was killed during an officer involved shooting. his family says he was considering a move to danville and was there that day looking for housing when police got a call about a suspicious person.sot

statement"this is a tragic case, yet once again john burris is reaching for his well-worn race card. this is not about race. this is about a dangerous and reckless person trying to run down and murder a police officer. once all investigations are completed, we look forward to sharing the full details with the public."laudemer arboleda mother says although her son suffered from mental illness, he was not a violent person burris says arboleda had no criminal history.sot

search and recovery efforts continue in butte county...we'll hear from two south bay animal control officers who went to help people's pets - displaced by the wildfire. (vicki) another another update now

concerning the aftermath of the camp fire. we've been telling you about the on-going effort to rescue pets and other animals displaced by the fire.(vicki) among the people helping...two south bay animal control officers who have just returned from the fire zone.. they shared some of their stories and pictures with kron four's rob fladeboe. santa clara county animal control officers jessica ibanez and and jeremy selbach just returned from butte county where they helped care for animals displaced by the camp fire. they knew just what to do jessica

ibanez/animal control officer "....i offered hugs and everybody really appreciated that...."jeremy selbach/animal control officer "....everybody is up there trying to help. i saw a lot of hard working people. my part was taking in animals from an evacuation team or from an owner and tying to care for them..."selback and ibanez spent six days in a makeshift shelter at the airport in chico where some 800 displaced pets and other animals are being housed. some were hurt in the fire, others are still in shock and all are tired and hungry and in need of some love. jeremy selbach "....seeing the reaction from the dog and it's owner after being separated for several days brought tears..."jessica ibanez "...seeing people come in looking for their animals and helping to reunite them was really rewarding..."the two officers drew from their long experience here at the county shelter in san martin. in chico, they rolled up their sleeves to walk, feed and comfort these"other" fire victims and in some cases, were able to find their owners.

jeremy selbach "....it was so gratifying to be in the presence of other people who love animals and want to help, that's what we do..."the need is great. selback says displaced animals arrive at the shelter every day. in san martin rob fladeboe kron4news (catherine) next at 5:30... migrants continue to arrive at the u-s mexico border. and now president trump is issuing a new warning. what he's threatening to do if the border is not secured. (vicki) plus after the break. another day of unhealthy air quality in the bay area. details on when we could soon see some relief.

(catherine) 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) air quality continues to suffer across the entire bay area. kron 4's sara stinson shows us just how bad it is in the east bay. "i'm here on deer hill road in lafayette which is usually a spot where you can get a great view of mount diablo, but as you can see the mountain is no where to be found with the smoke and haze. i spoke with several people in the area who say they have not been faring well with the terrible air quality conditions.""its hard

to breathe. pain in the chest. i work outside so it's been hard to breathe."my wife can't sleep. i can barely breathe. we are not getting any sleep. we're waking up early. everyone is irritable."here is a look at the conditions on deer hill road ten days ago...just one day after the camp fire erupted - and this a look from today.you can see the air quality has continued to get worse and worse.most of the bay area remains in a code red on the air quality map making the air unhealthy for everyone.however there is some relief in sight as rain is forecasted for wednesday which will help clear the smoke from the area.just in time for the thanksgiving holiday."looking forward to the rain.""we're looking forward to some blue skies and clean air.""while the rain later this week is expected to provide some relief it is still important to wear one of these masks while we are still under a code red in the bay area. in

lafayette, sara stinson kron four news." (vicki) the bay area could soon get some relief from all that smoke-- as rain is in the forecast. let's head over to chief meteorologist lawrence karnow to get the details on that. lawrence? lawrence karnow: hazy skies continue with partly cloudy skies today. the air quality has improved but is still unhealthy in some areas. a storm off the coast will move toward california in the next 24 hours. the winds will begin to pick up out of the south by tomorrow afternoon. this will help to improve air quality. clouds and rain are then expected to move in late tuesday night and wednesday morning. showers will decrease by the evening. thanksgiving will be partly cloudy with a slight chance of a lingering shower early and then another storm moving in thursday night and friday to bring us another round of rain. highs will be in the 50s and 60s . (catherine) in the east bay...

there'e not many details available yet on an officer involved shooting in hayward. it happened last thursday on the 24-thousand block of oneil avenue. a man was shot by officers -- and he died from his injuries friday night. police say he had been armed with an edged weapon -- but did not describe any confrontation. hayward detectives are working with the alameda county d-a's office in the investigation. (vicki) on the

peninsula... police in belmont are looking for the driver of a gray s-u-v who may have been a witness in a woman's death. you can see the newer model rav-4 driving by in surveillance video. 61-year-old maria castro was found severely injured last week on cipriani boulevard. she was taken to the hospital where she later died. police believe the driver of that s-u-v was in the area around the time castro was found. they are asking anyone with information to please come forward. (catherine) in the south bay... today marked the first day of sacred heart community services' distribution of thanksgiving food boxes. but they still need turkeys...and more than 4-thousand families are expecting to get them. kron 4's yoli aceves has the story from san jose. november 19, is the first day of sacred heart community service's (shcs) thanksgiving food box distribution. the agency plans for 4,200

families to come through its doors to pick up thanksgiving food boxes that contain 50 pounds of food and a turkey. the agency currently has 2,318 turkeys-a little under 2,000 shy of its goal for 4,200 turkeys to distributethis week. shcs will also distribute another 3,200 food boxes in december.the food box offsets the cost of groceries for families in santa clara county, saving them $100 thisthanksgiving. living in one of the most expensive areas in the country means a bulk of our memberspaychecks go straight to housing expenses. the average cost for a 2 bedroom apartment in san jose is $2,753 and 26% of its residents make less than $50,000 a year.people interested in giving back to their community this holiday season can visit shcs' website atwww.sacredhea rtcs.org/holidays to donate online, volunteer, or see our wish list of items to donate. people candrop off a turkey monday through wednesday this week from 8am - 5pm. the agency's donation station is located at 1st and alma street in san jose

the busy thanksgiving travel season is underway. and industry experts say it's going to be the busiest it's been in more than a dozen years. triple-a says 54-million americans will travel 50 miles or more away from home this thanksgiving. that's a nearly five percent jump from last year, and the highest number since 2005. and if you're one of the more than 48 million americans traveling by car -- you could be in for a particularly long journey. travel times in the nation's most congested cities could be up to four times longer than normal. (vicki) but--- there is some good news if you're one of the millions of people taking road trips. the average price of gas has dropped 12-cents over the past two weeks. here's a look at prices in the bay area right now. in san jose is $3-67 for a gallon of regular gas. its two pennies more in oakland. and san francisco is always the the most expensive-- at 3-dollars and 82 cents. (catherine) developing news tonight... the first

wave of central american migrants is on the u-s mexico border. thousands more are expected to follow... but president trump is still promising to prevent them from crossing over. john lawrence reports. president trump makes it clear: he wants congress to fund his long-promised border wall.president trump/no font needed"when you look at the caravans, when you look at the mess, when you look at the people coming in, this would be a very good time to do a shutdown."mister trump referring to the groups of migrants who made it across mexico....hoping to seek asylum in the united states. the president also taking to twitter over the weekend.....saying "illegal immigrants trying to come into the u-s-a...will be detained or turned away."in another tweet mister trump saying "the

u-s is ill-prepared for this invasion and will not stand for it......go home!"president trump/no font needed"we have large numbers of people trying to get into our country. i must say the reason it's increased so much is because we're doing so well as opposed to the rest of the world."in tijuana, sunday.....nat sound of protestprotesters upset with the influx of several hundred migrants, also calling for them to retreat.but more are coming.....a group of about 200-migrants left el salvador this weekend. mos/migrant woman---anslated "this migrant mom says she is happy because she has more hope because we are getting closer to the united states." and additional caravans are expected to leave their native countries in the coming weeks i'm john lorinc reporting. (catherine) earlier today president trump tweeted out this picture - saying "the fake news is showing old footage of people climbing over our ocean area fence. this is what it really looks like - no climbers anymore under our administration!". (vicki) coming up... a red carpet arrival at the white house. the two turkeys whose lives could be spared ahead of thanksgiving. (catherine) a police officer in truckee is now being called the "bear whisperer". how he was able to reunite a trapped cub

with its mother...

(catherine) take a look at this... a bear cub has been reunited with its mother -- thanks to a police officer in truckee. sergeant john mon pere responded to a report of a mother bear trying to free her cub from a dumpster.

the officer climbed on another container-- and lifted the lid to let the cub out. it scampered off and ran to its mother-- who was watching from a nearby hillside. police say sergeant pere has had two bear rescues in recent weeks... they're now calling him the "bear whisperer" (vicki) still ahead... an incredible story of survival-- after a mother and her newborn baby flee a burning hospital in paradise. details on how she was able to escape.. (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

tonight-- we're hearing an amazing story of survival from the deadliest wildfire in state history. (catherine) a woman fled a burning hospital with her newborn baby.. it happened as medical workers were fighting to keep her, and each other safe from the flames. joe

khalil has the story. six day old halle is the last baby born at feather river hospital.just moments after she arrived, the camp fire began to surround the building. heather roebuck/mother"they came over the speaker, evacuate the hospital. all patients need to be moved." tamara ferguson/nurse"i went to my patients' rooms and i said just grab your baby, we gotta go. just grab your baby there's no time."in the scramble to evacuate, halle's mom heather had been separated from her child.put into an ambulance and driven away.her ambulance made it about half a mile before it began to literally melt in the flames. her c section surgery left the lower half of her body numb. she couldn't move.and made what she thought would be her last phone call.heather roebuck/mother"i said goodbye to my husband and just told him to tell our kids i love them and that i was sorry. i'm sorry i wouldn't be there. it was very very hard."tamara ferguson/nurse"i heard the ambulance in front of us in on fire."nurse tamara ferguson was in an ambulance behind heather's.making the same last phone call to her family. tamara ferguson/nurse"they

kept telling me you're going to be fine. and i kept trying to convince them no you don't understand. i'm not gonna be fine. there's no way i'm going to survive this. there's fire blowing at me."as the fire was consuming homes all around them, a stranger helped heather get out of her ambulance and wheeled her up this driveway on chloe court. nurse tamara followed. eventually they ran into david hawks, paradise's fire chief. chief david hawks/paradise fire dept."there's a dog door here. one of the paramedics made access to. we unlocked the garage, moved patients into this home and sheltered them in place. i said hey if you follow directions which is to clear pine needles, that we would be safe here."what happened next was nothing short of amazing.emts and nurses became stand-in firefighters.some getting on the roof of this home clearing gutters of brush.hosing down the outer edge of the property. saving this home, all while their patients were kept safe inside.tamara ferguson/nurse "he said you do this, you do this you do this. all of us shifted our minds to what do we need to do for survival mode here."chief david hawks/paradise fire dept."they followed directions, they did exactly what i asked them to do."amid a neighborhood

devastated by the camp fire, this chloe court home survived. so did all the patients and medical staff inside.desiree borden/evacuee"i am so happy that my home was spared so their lives could be spared. that was that home's purpose, was to save those people." desiree borden owns this home with her husband.not long before it was used to save lives of people she'd never met, she was fleeing her home with her 17 month old daughter in the car.desiree borden/evacuee"i was singing nursery rhymes to her trying to keep her calm. although she was very calm, i don't know if i was singing the nursery rhymes for her or for me. i just knew that our story couldn't end that way. we couldn't burn alive in a car." it wasn't until one of the nurses sent desiree a facebook message that she learned her home was still standing.she'd assumed like her neighbors' homes it was gone.now, these people, all strangers a few days ago, forever bonded through one common story of survival.tamara ferguson/nurse "we're all here. we're all able to talk about this and it's absolutely extraordinary." desiree borden/evacuee"it's humbling to know that your life was spared when so many aren't, and so many are unaccounted for."

(catherine) that was joe khalil reporting. kron4 and our parent company-- nexstar media group... have partnered to help the fire victims in butte county. if you'd like to help those affected by the 'camp fire'... the american red cross is accepting donations. you can check kron 4.com for details.. (anchor) taking a live look outside... at the san mateo bridge.at the san mateo bridge.(anchor) time now to check on our weather...

with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: hazy skies continue with partly cloudy skies today. the air quality has improved but is still unhealthy in some areas. a storm off the coast will move toward california in the next 24 hours. the winds will begin to pick up out of the south by tomorrow afternoon. this will help to improve air quality. clouds and rain are then expected to move in late tuesday night and wednesday morning. showers will decrease by the evening. thanksgiving will be partly cloudy with a slight chance of a lingering shower early and then another storm moving in thursday night and friday to bring us another round of rain. highs will be in the 50s and 60s .

(catherine) next on kron4 news at 5... it's a white house thanksgiving tradition. after the break... you'll meet the two lucky turkeys being spared from the dinner table.

(catherine) thanksgiving is just days away. and today-- we're meeting the two lucky turkeys who will avoid the dinner table this year. (vicki) they traveled all the way from south dakota to the nation's capital - where they'll be pardoned by president trump tomorrow. our washington d.c. correspondent brie jackson reports. meet peas and carrots...two turkeys that won't be on the menu this thanksgiving.the national turkey federation

says it worked with a farmer to raise the duo.(jeff sveen/ national turkey federation)"we started with 50 special turkeys and we built a special barn for them"officials say for the first time ever the "national thanksgiving turkey" will come from the state of south dakota...which produces millions of turkey's each year. these two made the final cut based on two factors...(jeff sveen/ national turkey federation)"good looks. we look for their walk see how they are strutting"and a gentle demeanor. the last thing you want at the white house is an angry turkey...as part of a holiday tradition, president trump will pardon a turkey during a ceremony at the white house.officials say the event dates back to the 1940's and helps raise awareness about the important role of u.s. agriculture virginia tech researchers say the turkey industry produces billions of dollars in virginia alone.(rami dalloul/virginia tech)all the ancillary businesses it supports close to 13, 14 billion dollars in direct economic impact in the state. in addition...producers say the number of americans consuming turkey has doubled since the 70's.this thanksgiving these lucky turkeys will avoid the dinner table.(rami dalloul/virginia tech)"they're not quite 18 yet but it looks like they are off to college"for the third year in a row the presidential turkeys will go to virginia tech where they'll live the rest of their lives at the gobbler's rest. in washington brie jackson. (vicki) and the white house is also getting ready for christmas. a horse and christmas. ready for also getting white house is and the (vicki)

(vicki) and the white house is also getting ready for christmas. a horse and carriage delivered the 20-18 christmas tree today. the president and first lady inspected the tree as a military band played christmas carols. the tree journeyed to washington all the way from newland, north carolina. the 19-and-a-half-foot tall fraser fir will be displayed in the white house blue room. (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(catherine) ken wayne and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (pam) thank you vicki and catherine.coming up next at six - with nearly a thousand people still missing in the butte county wildfire.... how rain will complicate the search and recovery effort... (ken) then - we'll

breakdown when the bay area will finally see some relief from the wildfire smoke. that's coming up next on kron4 news at six.

tonight at 6. crews in fire devastated butte county are desperately trying to recover human remains before rain hits the area. a storm coming this week will bring much - needed moisture to the area -- but also, new dangers for firefighters and those engaged in recovery efforts. thank you for joining us. i'm pam moore. (ken) and i'm ken wayne. we want to update you on the latest numbers out of butte county tonight. (ken) as of right now... the death toll stands at 77 and more nearly one-thousand people are unaccounted for.

so far the fire has burned 151-thousand acres and it's 66-percent contained. more than 11 thousand homes have been destroyed and 14-thousand are threatened. (pam) kron 4's ashley za-val-a is live in chico tonight ... to explain how the rain will be another challenge .. in the search for human remains. ashley? ((az))((az))with nearly a thousand people still considered missing and rain on the way.. search crews say the sense of urgency is high... showers could wash away remains and turn debris into a muddy mess...((pkg)) trt:1:16 ((nats-beeping))search and rescue crews continued to comb through butte county monday. ((brian price - firefighter)) "there's a dense, heavy population of searchers so we can expedite the return of the evacuees." 300 searchers are dedicated to just the town of paradise while several other teams focus on other parts of the county like magalia and concow.(nats)with the dust settling and skies clearing from smoke... rain will be the next obstacle for crews

looking for remains.."it will definitely present another hurdle to the operation, that we're going to have to account for, primarily in caring for our personnel that's going to be out working in the inclement weather, we're preparing the protective equipment for those rescuers so they aren't going to be put in a worse situationas the rain approaches, officials say they're keeping an eye on the weather... but rain or shine, they say the search wont stop. with another long week of work ahead... search crews say this northern california community's spirit is pushing them forward.."the hospitality in this community has been amazing. even in the face of such tragedy, to see how much they're trying to thank us.. we're just doing our jobs. it's been refreshing." ((az)) firefighters acknowledged mud slides are another concern when it rains after a fire... it's still unclear if the rain will be heavy enough for that to happen here. tag.

(pam) kron4 and our parent company-- nexstar media group... have partnered to help the fire victims in butte county. if you would like to help those affected by the 'camp fire'... the american red cross is accepting donations. you can check kron 4.com for details.. (ken) this is what it looked like in lafayette today..as poor and unhealthy air quality continues to make respirator masks a must- have item for many people. (ken) we have team coverage tonight.. chief metorologist lawrence karnow is standing by with more on when we can expect some of this bad air to dissipate. (pam) but first ... kron 4's dan kerman has been tracking the difficulty some people have had with finding respirator masks in stores... he joins us live in san francisco... dan i understand

there's some good news. masks for air quality 1119186 insertthe skies throughout much of the bay area, remain gray and smoky.sotjust being here a couple of hours i can feel it its hard to breath and can feel its not good for me and despite air that remains red or unhealthy, the streets of san francisco are still teaming with people not wearing protective masks. sot beeing going to every walgreens and cvs and they are all sold outbut now stores that had been out are starting to restock. this cole hardware on 4th street in san francisco just got more than 1000 n95 maskssoti figure if anything i will grab it and have it for next timesotwell now i got a bunch so hopefully i will be ok, but i would like a more permanent solution so i got an air purifier for my room

this woman bought 40 maskssot this is for my co workers that are suffering that havent been able to get it yetmedical professionals advise you get an n95 respirator or better, and make sure it fits tight around your face. if your not healthy check with your doctor before wearing one. also check with your peditrician before putting one on your kids.sot tomas aragon, m.d. / s.f. county health officer 1:04 these were designed for healthy adults not children, however some children are grown and big and healthy and they might do just fine, so you have to use common sense you dont want to put this on a really small child120 really small child

chief meteorologist lawrence karnow... lawrence... i understand you might have some good news for us as well... lawrence karnow: hazy skies continue with partly cloudy skies today. the air quality has improved but is still unhealthy in some areas. a storm off the coast will move toward california in the next 24 hours. the winds will begin to pick up out of the south by tomorrow afternoon. this will help to improve air quality. clouds and rain are then expected to move in late tuesday night and wednesday morning. showers will decrease by the evening. thanksgiving will be partly cloudy with a slight chance of a lingering shower early and then another storm moving in thursday night and friday to bring us another round of rain. highs will be in the 50s and 60s . (pam) tonight.. we are learning

more about a teenager who died in a house fire... her family and community are mourning her death, while rallying to support each another.. kron four's terisa estacio is in orinda with the latest...

(ken) funeral services were held today for a man who died after being shot by police in danville.. now - his family has announced it's taking legal action against the police department... kron4's haaziq madyun has the story. (pkg)white doves were released into the air following the funeral service for 33- year-old laudemer arboleda here in fremontsot

until they find out why he was killed during an officer involved shooting. his family says he was considering a move to danville and was there that day looking for housing when police got a call about a suspicious person.sot

i want justice for my son">in fremont haaziq madyun kron4news (pam) a federal judge in san francisco is questioning the legal grounds for president trump's partial ban on immigrant asylum. this... as a group of suspected undocumented immigrants.. was arrested at imperial beach in san diego county today. the restriction prevents immigrants from applying for asylum, unless they cross the u.s. border at a

designated entry point. civil liberties groups have asked for a temporary restraining order against the practice. if granted, the order would remain in effect until another hearing is held.. on whether or not to issue a preliminary injuction. the judge has yet to make a final decision on the case. (ken) the colorado man convicted of killing his wife and two daughters was sentenced today. the judge's ruling... and how the victims' family reacted. (pam) some bay area animal care experts are back from the fire zone. how they helped the four- legged victims of the camp fire. victims of the camp fire. on thousands of giftss this weekend at ross. most stores are open thanksgiving, six p.m. to midnight. reopening friday at seven a.m. with extended hours

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the local medical examiner ... at least four people have died as a result of a shooting at mercy hospital on that city's south side. that includes a police officer and a female victim... as well as the 32- year old gunman. police say, the shots were fired both inside - and outside - the hospital. according to reports - one of the women shot in the parking lot, was a doctor at the hospital arriving for work -- and was shot by her former fiance. police say, the hospital is now secure and there is no further danger to the public. (ken) returning now to more news from the fire recovery effort in butte county. among the victims of the fire are the hundreds of displaced pets and other animals. kron four's rob fladeboe tells us how two south bay animal

control officers pitched in to make a difference. santa clara county animal control officers jessica ibanez and and jeremy selbach just returned from butte county where they helped care for animals displaced by the camp fire. they knew just what to do jessica ibanez/animal control officer "....i offered hugs and everybody really appreciated that...."jeremy selbach/animal control officer "....everybody is up there trying to help. i saw a lot of hard working people. my part was taking in animals from an evacuation team or from an owner and tying to care for them..."selback and ibanez spent six days in a makeshift shelter at the airport in chico where some 800 displaced pets and other animals are being housed. some were hurt in the fire, others are still in shock and all are tired and hungry and in need of some love. jeremy selbach "....seeing the reaction from the dog and it's owner after being separated for several days brought tears..."jessica ibanez "...seeing people come

in looking for their animals and helping to reunite them was really rewarding..."the two officers drew from their long experience here at the county shelter in san martin. in chico, they rolled up their sleeves to walk, feed and comfort these"other" fire victims and in some cases, were able to find their owners. jeremy selbach "....dogs and cats are stressed animals, they need their people, just like we need each other, so it was my job and my colleague jessica's job to make sure these animals were getting all the attention they need..." in san martin rob fladeboe kron4news (pam) in the south bay... today, marked the first day of the sacred heart community services .. distribution of thanksgiving food boxes. but the group still needs turkeys... more than 4- thousand families are expecting to get them. kron 4's yoli aceves has the story from san jose. november 19, is the first day of sacred heart community

service's (shcs) thanksgiving food box distribution. the agency plans for 4,200 families to come through its doors to pick up thanksgiving food boxes that contain 50 pounds of food and a turkey. the agency currently has 2,318 turkeys-a little under 2,000 shy of its goal for 4,200 turkeys to distributethis week. shcs will also distribute another 3,200 food boxes in december.the food box offsets the cost of groceries for families in santa clara county, saving them $100 thisthanksgiving. living in one of the most expensive areas in the country means a bulk of our memberspaychecks go straight to housing expenses. the average cost for a 2 bedroom apartment in san jose is $2,753 and 26% of its residents make less than $50,000 a year.people interested in giving back to their community this holiday season can visit shcs' website atwww.sacredhea rtcs.org/holidays to donate online, volunteer, or see our wish list of items to donate. people candrop off a turkey monday through wednesday this week from 8am - 5pm. the agency's donation station is located at 1st and alma street

(ken) the trump administration will fully restore jim acosta's white house press credentials. but it's warning the cnn reporter that he must follow a series of rules at future news conferences. on twitter, cnn said: "today the white house fully restored acosta's press pass. as a result, our lawsuit is no longer necessary." the white house letter sent to acosta today makes it clear that his credentials could be threatened again. the new rules include limiting each reporter to a single question -- with follow-ups at the discretion of the president. (pam) a series of expected storms will shut down two yosemite park roads -- starting tomorrow. tioga road -- the eastern entry to the park ... will shut down at 6 -tomorrow evening. and picturesque glacier point road will also be closed to vehicles. they are likely

to remain closed through the thanksgiving weekend... and will only reopen as conditions permit. higher elevations in the park are expected to get at least a foot of snow this week. visitors are required to carry tire chains during winter months. (ken) let's take a look right now... at interstate-80 through castle peak... a major thoroughfare to lake tahoe(pam) chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast... and a look at the sierra.. lawrence karnow: hazy skies continue with partly cloudy skies today. the air quality has improved but is still unhealthy in some areas. a storm off the coast will move toward california in the next 24 hours. the winds will begin to pick up out of the south by tomorrow afternoon. this will help to improve air quality. clouds and rain are then expected to move in late tuesday night and wednesday morning. showers will decrease by the evening. thanksgiving will be partly cloudy with a

slight chance of a lingering shower early and then another storm moving in thursday night and friday to bring us another round of rain. highs will be in the 50s and 60s . (pam) it is going to one of the busiest travel holidays the nation has seen in years. we will break down the 50s and 60s .will be in the 50s and 60s . (pam) it is going to one of the busiest travel holidays the nation has seen in years.nation has seen

holidays the busiest travel to one of the it is going (pam) (pam) it is going to one of the busiest travel holidays

the nation has seen in years. we will break down the thanksgiving travel numbers. (ken) the colorado man accused of killing his family while having an affair learned his sentence today. we'll take you to the courtroom where the judge made his decision.

(pam) in a high profile case today.. a colorado man learned his sentence .... that's after an agreement to plead guilty to murdering his pregnant wife and two young daughters. the case gained national attention when shanann watts and the two girls... went missing in mid-august... and chris watts went in front of the cameras, asking for their safe return. kron4's camila bernal has this report. it's life in prison for chris watts, with no possibility for parole.judge marcelo kopcow / weld county district court: nothing less than a maximum sentence would be appropriate. the 33-year-old who pleaded

guilty to killing his pregnant wife shanann, and their two young daughters, was sentenced monday in a colorado courtroom. the guilty plea came after prosecutors agreed to take the death penalty off the table, this with the approval of shanann's family.sandra rzucek / shanann watts' mother: i didn't want death for you because that's not my right. watt's parents also asking the court to spare his life. his mom then telling him, the family will always stand by him.cindy watts / chris watts' mother: we love you and we forgive you son.but the prosecution focusing on what happened in mid-august.michael rourke / weld county district attorney: the defendant strangled her to death with his own hands.they believe it took him two to four minutes to kill shanann, then his two daughters.michael rourke / weld county district attorney: the man seated to my right, smothered his daughters.they believe watts loaded the three bodies into his truck, then disposed of them in different places.prosecutors say he did this because he wanted a fresh start, a new relationship but also told the court they don't expect to ever get answers from watts, who kept his head down, and cried during the hearing.his attorney read a statement on his behalf,chris watts' attorney: he is sincerely sorry for all of this.i'm camila bernal reporting.

coming up at 6:45. a school bus driver is being called a hero for getting children out of the fire zone in paradise. the emotional reunion he had with them and their families. and the massive evacuation camp at a chico walmart... will be shutting down. so where will fire survivors go now? (lawrence)and i'm tracking your weeknight forcast... that's just ahead. this is not a bed.

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so you wake up ready to spin into the holiday season. it's time for ultimate sleep number week. this week only, save 50% on the new sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. ends cyber monday. sleep number. proven, quality sleep. a makeshift camp in butte county are looking for new places to go. volunteers put up signs letting evacuees know ... the donations and services would no longer be available at that location. charmaine nero reports. rocky martin, evacuee'you know, wasted sleeping bags, pillows, blankets, tents.' that's what rocky martin sees now -rocky martin, evacuee 'there's a hundred people down there that they can't take nothing that they gave to us.' martin is one of dozens of people temporarily staying here. but a sign posted at this site on thursday alerted evacuees that services and donations would be phased out. mark orme, chico city manager

"'i think if anybody were to go by and look at it, you can realize that that's not sustainable."chico city manager mark orme says people wanting to help have been generous dropping off donations.but with cooler temperatures along with rain expected next week it would be hard to offer services here for evacuees.mark orme"those two things create a deadline for people to really get in to the proper sheltering."nats of leticia"i was here friday, saturday, sunday, monday." leticia is one of the volunteers helping people like michael fluegel get to a red cross shelter.michael fluegel, evacuee'i've been walking the streets because it was so cold.'leticia burtion, volunteer"it took me a long time to persuade him, and finally we went to i-hop and he said he me."so people like fluegel can be safe inside during the cold weather.nats of singingmark ormecomfortable in a them to realize that, you know what? hope is on the horizon." that was charmaine nero reporting. despite the forecast for rain this week -- some evacuees are choosing to stay in the walmart lot for now. and many volunteers are choosing to remain behind to help them as well. (ken)(pam) time now for a

look at tonight's top local stories. "i'm here on deer hill road in lafayette . i spoke with several people in the area who say they have not been faring well with the terrible air quality conditions."here is a look at the conditions on deer hill road ten days ago...just one day after the camp fire erupted - and this a look from today.you can see the air quality has continued to get worse and worse.most of the bay area remains in a code red on the air quality map making the air unhealthy for everyone. however there is some relief in sight as rain is forecasted for wednesday which will help clear the smoke from the area. just in time for the thanksgiving holiday."looking forward to the rain.""we're looking forward to some blue skies and clean air."in lafayette, sara stinson kron four news." here in san martin, two santa clara county animal control officers have just returned from offfering their services to pets and other animals displaced by the camp fire. jeremy selbach and jessica ibanez spent six days caring for more than 800 such animals at a makeshift shelter at the airport in chico.

both said they are extremely gratified to have helped reunited several dogs and cats with their owners. in san martin rob fladeboe kron4news november 19, is the first day of sacred heart community sacred heart the first day of november 19, is

november 19, is the first day of sacred heart community service's (shcs) thanksgiving food box distribution. the agency plans for 4,200 families to come through its doors to pick up thanksgiving food boxes that contain 50 pounds of food and a turkey. the agency currently has 2,318 turkeys-a little under 2,000 shy of its goal for 4,200 turkeys to distributethis week. shcs will also distribute another 3,200 food boxes in december.the food box offsets the cost of groceries for families in santa clara county, saving them $100 thisthanksgiving. lawrence karnow: hazy skies continue with partly cloudy skies today. the air quality has improved but is still unhealthy in some areas. a storm off the coast will move toward california in the next 24 hours. the winds will begin to pick up out of the south by tomorrow afternoon. this will help to improve air quality. clouds and rain are then expected to move in late tuesday night and wednesday morning. showers will decrease

by the evening. thanksgiving will be partly cloudy with a slight chance shower early and then moving in thursday night and friday to bring us another round of rain. highs will be in the 50s and 60s . (pam) the busy thanksgiving

travel season is underway. industry experts say, it is going to be the busiest it has been in more than a dozen years. triple-a says, 54-million americans will travel 50- miles or more away from home this thanksgiving. that is a nearly five- percent jump from last year, and the highest number since 20-05. and if you are one of the more than 48- million americans traveling by car -- you could be in for a particularly long journey: travel times in the nation's most congested cities .... could be up to four- times longer than normal. (pam) but--- there is some good news if you are one of the millions of people taking road trips. the average price of gas has dropped 12-cents over the past two weeks. here is a look at prices in the bay area right now. in san jose.. it is $3-67 for a gallon of regular gas. it is two

pennies more in oakland. and san francisco is always the the most expensive -- at 3-dollars and 82- cents on average for a gallon of regular. (ken) early this morning... the volcano de fuego in guatemala erupted again.. thousands of people have evacuated the region due to the volcanic activity. authorities also activated a red and orange alert in the region. it's the same volcano that buried almost 200 people in ash and mud during a violent eruption in june. the fuego volcano is curently generating an ash column that extends more than 3-point-7 miles above sea level. two turkeys are at the white house ... no doubt hoping they won't be on the table this thanksgiving. how president trump can determine their fate.

take a look at this... a bear cub has been reunited with its mother -- thanks to a police officer in truckee. sergeant john mon pere responded to a report of a mother bear trying to free her cub from a dumpster. the officer climbed on another container-- and lifted the lid to let the cub out. it scampered off and ran to its mother-- who was watching from a nearby hillside. police say sergeant mon pere has had sergeant mon police say sergeant mon pere has had two bear rescues in recent weeks... they're now calling him the "bear whisperer" (pam) president trump and first lady melania trump received the 20-

18 white house christmas tree today. a horse and carriage delivered the tree to the north portico of the white house ... as a military band played christmas carols. the president and first lady walked hand in hand to inspect the tree... which made the trip to washington all the way from newland, north carolina. the 19- and-a-half- foot tall fraser fir ... will be displayed in the white house blue room. (ken) there are two turkeys up for a presidential pardon this thanksgiving holiday-- peas and carrots. it's likely president trump will choose to spare them both. the south dakota-grown birds arrived in washington yesterday -- and today, the turkeys were introduced at the willard intercontinental hotel.

that they're pardoned. hopefully. we'll see.> only one of the turkeys will be crowned the "national thanksgiving turkey." if you'd like to have a say... there is a link to vote on our website... kron4 dot com. (pam) grab a rake. the jokes are flying after president trump said... raking our forests prevents wildfires. what the president of finland is saying .. about trump's comments.

now back to a story we first told you about earlier this hour... a shooting at a chicago hospital has left four people dead -- a police officer, a doctor -- a pharmaceutical assistant... and the gunman. police say, one of the victims was a woman the gunman was in a relationship with. andy rose has more on the investigation. eddie t. johnson, chicago police dept.// "the subject fired multiple shots at the officers before they could

exit their squad car." terrifying moments at chicago's mercy hospital-- authorities say a man opened fire in the parking lot.steven white, witness// "we see this guy out there military style shooting at the police... pow pow pow!"authorities say the 32-year old gunman fired multiple shots--killing a police officer and injuring at least two others.eddie t. johnson, chicago police dept.// "there was a verbal altercation occurring out on the parking lot between two individuals that knew each other."an eyewitness saw a person lying on the ground near the hospital's main entrance.steven white, witness// "everybody was terrified. women was crying we were in the emergency room thinking that somebody was gonna come in and kill us. " tense moments for both patients and hospital staff-- as authorities searched the hospital to make sure it was secure.police say the gunman was also shot.eddie t. johnson, chicago police dept.// "those officers that responded today saved a lot of lives. because this guy was just shooting up a poor woman who was jut getting out of the elevator had nothing to do with nothing and he shot her. why?"i'm andy rose reporting. (pam) tonight... we are hearing

new stories of heroism that took place in the camp fire. reporter paul vercammen tells us about a bus driver ... who drove school children to safety. so many stories of absolutely stomach churning despair. but here's one of great heroism. there was a bus driver just about two or three months into his job. he goes to ponderosa elementary school -- that's in paradise.the flames are burning ever so close to the school.it would eventually be damaged but he gets 22 schoolchildren, two teachers on that bus and they begin a harrowing drive to safety.mary ludwig:"it was um, very scary. it was like, um, felt like armageddon. i don't know another word to say."charlotte merz:"i was like seeing like smoke everywhere, i couldn't see hardly anything. i saw houses burning and animals in cars whining, and i love animals, it was so crazy and there were like fires left and right, everywhere you looked, there was like smoke everywhere and people trying to get out, and it was like really hard."so the odyssey through the inferno continued. some of the young lungs of

these little school children started filling up with smoke. they are on the brink of passing out, so they made makeshift respirators dampening pieces of the bus drivers t-shirt and putting it over their mouths.eventually they made it to safety.parents just so relieved and that bus driver kevin mckay made a joke. he said i'm sure glad i paid attention closely in class when i was taking those safety lessons and pointing out that after all safety is the first issue for a bus driver. (pam) that was

paul vercammen reporting. davis and ludwig said, mckay was a true hero... they have dubbed him... "the bus driver from heaven." let's take a look outside right now... chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast... finally rain ahead.. lawrence karnow: hazy skies continue with partly cloudy skies today. the air quality has improved but is still unhealthy in some areas. a storm off the coast will move toward california in the next 24 hours. the winds will begin to pick up out of the south by tomorrow afternoon. this will help to improve air quality. clouds and rain are then expected to move in late tuesday night and wednesday morning. showers will decrease by the evening. thanksgiving

will be partly cloudy with a slight chance of a lingering shower early and then moving in thursday night and friday to bring us another round of rain. highs will be in the 50s and 60s . 50s and 60s . will be in the of rain. highs another round bring us another round will be

in the 50s and 60s . (ken) people in finland are having fun with a strange comment president trump made in butte county about finnish forestry maintenance. trump claimed finland's president said the nation rarely has forest fires because they quote "spend a lot of time raking." finns took to social media with pictures of them raking their yards -- using hash-tags including "rake america great again." finnish president sauli finnish great again." finnish president sauli niinisto says he doesn't remember discussing raking with trump, but says they did talk about the deadly california wildfires. niinisto says finland has a good monitoring system which helps prevent catastrophic fires. trump has blamed the california fires on poor forestry maintenance - a claim that has drawn significant criticism. in sports... the 49ers come off their bye week rejuvenated and ready to close the season out strong... while jon gruden and derek carr shed some light on their sideline beef during yesterday's win in arizona...

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it's not often you see a team look so relieved to win a game, but considering what the raiders have gone through this year, it's completely understandable. ---raiders-cardinals in the desert... a matchup that showed just how difficult it can be to win in this league --although the silver and black squeaked out the 23-21 victory on a last second field goal for their first road win of the year, the moment being talked about today is what's going on between jon gruden and derek carr. --the coach and quarterback were seen going back and forth with each other late in the first half... both parties involved reinforced that there's no drama and it's all part of the game. "i don't have a no yelling sign on the sideline...things happen you know we get excited down there, i get excited when we get a first down... you know get excited when you work on something all week and it doesn't work out... you know i get excited when he makes big plays too... um but thats just part of football."

carr>"im surprised its the first time that they've caught us, its not the first time him and i been that way... um we are both very firery, both very competitive, minor disagreement on something." "im very very positive a lot of the times and every once and awhile i think you know, you have to make your points in some different ways." "again its not the first time, i doubt it'll be the last time, but everything is good i promise. we hugged about it." turning now to the 49ers, back from the bye, but they technically scored a victory. oakland's win over the cardinals... now puts the niners in line for the top position in the draft. although they all have 2-and-8 records... san francisco gets the number one pick based on strength of schedule. but you know the team is not willing to tank the rest of the year for that spot... here's their mindset on approaching the final six games. "trying to get refreshed, you know the season hasn't been going the way that we want it too... so the bye week just gave us a chance to

get away for a second and kinda just refresh ourselves, refocus, and get back after it." "not trying to have a lull like some teams do coming off a bye week so we're attacking this like we haven't had any time off and trying to get back into the swing of things." "we have a clear picture of what we're looking for in these next 6 weeks, you know we're looking for who we're gonna bring on this journey and into next season so everyone just gotta go out there and continue to progress." turning now to the warriors-- they are finally back home after enduring one of the worst weeks in the steve kerr era. a stretch that started with a meltdown between draymond green and kevin durant... led to a suspension for green... and then ended with an awful time in texas, going 0-for-3...against the rockets, mavericks, and spurs. golden state has lost four of its last 5... but coach kerr not about to panic, but rather putting this latest bout of trouble into perspective. "this is like the toughest stretch we've been in... um this is the real nba you know, we haven't been in the real nba the last few

years. we've been in this dream, and uh so now we're faced with real adversity and we gotta get out of it ourselves." finally, in the world of college basketball, former warriors great chris mullin... coaching st. john's as they host cal in brooklyn --3 and 1/2 minutes left in the game... bears down 1... austin paris... drains the long 2- pointer... cal up 70-69... 17 points for the former bishop o'dowd star --minute to go... st. john's back up 1... shamorie ponds... nails the three from nba range... he had 32 points final... mullin and the red storm hangs on to win... 82-79... next up for cal... they host santa clara a week from today that wraps up kron4 news at 6. we'll see you tonight at 8.... on your bay area's local news station. next on kron 4 news at

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