( marty ) here is a live look at the san mateo bridge. ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)a series of weather systems will bring periods of rain and gusty winds to california starting late today and continuing through the majority of the work week. heaviest rainfall and strongest winds will likely

occur between tuesday and thursday. thursday.

moment where we morn a loss of a great soul natalie corona."> ( marty )an emotional and unifying candlelight vigil in davis to honor of the slain officer natalie corona. there were many tears and even some laughs as family, friends and neighbors spoke and sang in honor of the 22-year-old. the investigation into the ambush shooting now continues as davs police released the identity of the suspected shooter. marc thompson reports on the letter the man left behind... on why he killed corona and took his own life. a day after her death, natalie corona is remembered as a shining light in her community. "she was a very humble, loving person," said rosa corona, natalie's aunt. "that's all she had to give was love.""she

just always saw the good in people," said merced corona, natalie's father. "she was a great daughter, a great friend."but perhaps her favorite title was police officer."she was just somebody that everybody in this building respected and truly i don't think i've ever worked with anybody quite like her," said darren paytel, davis police chief.the 22-year-old had just completed her field training in december after graduating from the sacramento police academy back in july 2018. she was gunned down in the line of duty on thursday while responding to a car crash in davis."her peers talked about how selfless she was, how she would do anything for anyone at any time," said corporal ralph knecht, sacramento police department. natalie, the oldest of four sisters, was always volunteering, playing volleyball and basketball and even won homecoming queen her senior year."natalie was just a person full of life," said robert corona, natalie's cousin. "she loved everybody, and everybody loved her."she remained laser-focused on becoming a police officer, following in the footsteps of her father, a former deputy with colusa county sheriff's department."you're just so proud of them, you know that that's what they were made for," merced said. "that's where they're supposed to be." read: family remembers officer natalie corona as proud police officer, full of lifetraining officer brian laird reaffirmed that friday afternoon."from the day she left here, she was the example of what it takes

to be successful," said laird, who worked with natalie at the academy."she would always smile, 'good morning, corporal, good afternoon corporal,'" knecht said.her friends from the academy say they'll never forget her perseverance."it's kind of hard to talk about her honestly," said byron eby, who went through the academy with natalie. "she had the hardest time at the academy but she pushed through." ( marty ) that was marc thompson reporting. we have been following this developing story right here on air and through our kron 4 news app. download the app today to get updates on this story and all breaking news as it happens. ( marty )new this morning... police are looking for the gunman who shot and killed a man in antioch. it happened saturday afternoon on pepper tree way and sycamore drive. residents called police after hearing gunshots. officers found a man with several gunshot wounds lying in the street. the victim was taken to a nearby hospital where he later died. ( marty ) police havent released details

on the idenitiy of the victim. ( marty )breaking overnight... at least one person is seriously injured after being involved in a multiple-vehicle crash on north bound 1-0-1. it happened around one this morning in healdsburg. police say the person was driving in the wrong direction on the southbound central healdsburg off-ramp. all lanes of highway 101 were closed for a time, but are now reopened. happening now...hundreds of runners are braving the chilly temperatures for the hot chocolate race in san francisco. and it's all for a good cause. kron 4's maureen kelly is joining us now live with more on the big event happening at golden gate park. good morning. thanks maureen. ( marty ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... the

latest on the longest government shutdown in u.s. history...what lawmakers are saying this weekend about plans to reopen the government.

thanks maureen. ( marty ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... the latest on the longest government shutdown in u.s. history...what lawmakers are saying this weekend about plans to reopen the ( marty ) plus, an east bay community is grieving after two teenagers died in a car accident. wet roads may have been a factor. ( marty )and... a new list from the catholic diocese of santa rosa... with more than 30 clergymen accused of sexual abuse. (ácommercialá)

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limited-time vegetarian and vegan items later this year. it will also highlight the restaurant's current vegetarian options, including tacos, burritos and crunchwraps. taco bell has been offering options that are certified vegetarian by the american vegetarian association since 2015.. this is the first time that the company will have it's vegetarian menu highlighted in stores. ( marty ) 4 your health this morning... a new report says eating more fiber could lower your risk of death and chronic diseases. a researcher in new zealand studied 40 years worth of reports and tests, and found that higher intakes of fiber reduced body weight... total cholesterol and mortality. there was also a decrease in a range of diseases from heart disease to colorectal cancer and type two diabetes. dietary fiber includes plant-based carbohydrates like beans, seeds and whole-grain ( dave ) (ácommercialá) ( marty ) here's a live

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embarcadero this morning. toss to weather. (dave)a series of weather systems will bring periods of rain and gusty winds to california starting late today and continuing through the majority of the work week. heaviest rainfall and strongest winds will likely occur between tuesday and thursday.

( marty ) grief counselors will be available for students tomorrow... after two east bay teenagers were killed in a crash this weekend... following a high school basketball game. kron 4's gayle ong reports, wet roads and excessive speed are likely factors in this deadly

posting messages of grief. four others were taken to a local hospital with moderate to life-threatening injuries."> rosalia arellano heard her whole house shake when this fiery single vehicle crash hit the side of her fence.police say the s-u-v with 6 teenagers inside, ages 13 thru 17,slammed into in a tree.two teenagers died, the other four were hospitilized with injuriessot the single hicle crash happened around around 7 friday night on lone tree way and indian hill drive.police say a 17 year old passenger was ejected while five other occupants were still trapped inside.caution tape and debris is all that remains of the night's tragedyfriends and loved ones left candles and flowers, in honor of the victims.

gayle ong kron 4 news."> ( marty ) sonoma county officials are blaming a broken valve for the two million gallons of untreated wastewater that leaked into a swap in the community of schellville. the valve failed to fully close, causing the leakage that lasted about 24 hours. environmental officials didn't find any dead or distressed fish or wildlife. ( marty ) in national news.. we're now in day 23 of the goverment shutdown, the longest in u-s history. and it does'nt look as if there is any end in sight. instead of talking face to face, lawmakers took to the airwaves saturday, while president trump was on twitter. melissa raney with the latest from

washington. rep. brian fitzpatrick:"the most basic function of congress is to fund the federal government. and it is unacceptable and inexcusable not to do that."the current government shutdown now has the dishonorable distinction of being the longest ever in u-s history.the president and congressional democrats remain at an impasse as trump continues to demand more than five-billion-dollars for a border wall ---while democrats refuse to agree to that request.some gop members voicing their concern about the shutdown's impact on national security.rep. brian fitzpatrick:"we are simultaneously defunding border security. the border patrol, cbp and the coast guard... the three entities responsible for border security, all in the name of a border security argument. it makes no sense. we have to open the government up. then we need to have these discussions."an estimated 800-thousand federal workers ve been impacted by the shutdown, either by being furloughed or having to work without pay....like this pregnant t-s-a employee... who says she isn't sure how she will get by as the shutdown stretches on....aria smith-

phillips, tsa agent:"that's our biggest fear. the unknown. so i don't know how long we are equipped for it. and being six months pregnant, i can't just go pick up a job." president trump taking to twitter saturday morning --- telling democrats to "come back from their - quote- vacations and get to work." saying he is in the white house and ready to sign. congressional members, who did work last weekend, taking a break this weekend. they're expected to return on monday. i'm melisa raney reporting. ( marty ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news...what you can expect from the warriors as demarcus cousins gets ready to take the floor for the first time in a year. live look outside... richmond bridge (ácommercialá)

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off to todd gurley....gurley with the 35 yard run...that would extend the rams lead over the cowboys....rams up 20-7 now... ---3rd quarter...ezekiel elliot with the 1 yard run...along with a 2 point conversion....here comes dallas. ---4th quarter...jared goff hands it off to anderson runs it in again....that makes it 30-15 rams... ---5 minutes later...the cowboys answer back with a read option by dak prescott....that touchdown though would prove to be too little too late... ---jared goff and the la rams defeat the dallas cowboys...30- 22...and advance to the nfc conference championships to take on either the philadelphia eagles or the new orleans saints... sharks in action saturday night down in san jose hosting the ottawa senators. ---father and son moment as brent burns and his son came out during the opening ceremony.... ---3rd period...sharks up

1-0...the pass goes to brent burns....he shoots it in....sharks extend their lead to 2-0... ---just 20 seconds later....senators get on the board but still trail 2-1... ---minute and a half left in the game...sharks up 3-1...an open goal....melker karlsson can take it himself....that's an easy one...sharks tack on another.... ---and would go on to defeat the senators....4-1...and have now won six straight games... the golden state warriors are off saturday but they have a big week ahead. all star demarcus cousins will make his return to basketball after tearing his achilles. it will likely happen on friday in los angeles as the team takes on the clippers. so yes the team plays sunday but we will have to wait until friday to see boogie in action. cousins signed a one year contract with the team last summer. this starting lineup will consist of five all stars something we have not seen with the warriors. so if you like n-b-a basketball and you like the dubs get your popcorn

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bay bridge. ( marty ) dave spahr has your forecast... (dave)a series of weather systems will bring periods of rain and gusty winds to california starting late today and continuing through the majority of the work week. heaviest rainfall and strongest winds will likely occur between tuesday and thursday.

( marty ) new this morning...police in san jose are investigating an overnight deadly shooting. police found the victim near parkmoor avenue and race street, just after one this morning. he was taken to a hospital where he later died. no arrests have been made in this investigation. this is the city second homicide of the year.

( marty ) the santa rosa diocese has released the names of more than 30 clergymen accused of sex crimes. the santa rosa bishop says the church disclosed the names to help victims heal. kron4's dan thorn has more...

appreciates the bishop releasing the names but is frustrated he did not release them sooner. bishop vasa has been with the diocese since 2011. sot: all those years that these names have been hidden and depending on where they are now they could still they could be unknown to the public and they could still be in a position where they can pray on childrenthe new release comes in the wake of a pennsylvania grand jury's sweeping report on sex abuse within the catholic church. earlier this month the diocese of monterey released a similar list. in october the diocese of san jose named 15 clergymen in their child sex abuse probe..of the names disclosed by santa rosa, most of them are retired or dead. > ( marty ) that was dan thorn reporting. the diocese of santa rosa plans to have a press conference at 10am tomorrow to answer any questions about releasing the names of the

accused priests. ( marty ) police in pacifica are investigating a crash that injured a pedestrian. it happened thursday night in the 500 block of crespi drive. police say they found a 62-year-old woman laying in the road in the westbound lanes. an off-duty nurse helped the woman until she was taken to the hospital. police say she was not in a crosswalk when she was hit by the car. the driver remained on the scene. no word on the pedistrian's condition this morning. ( marty ) a man in the north bay is now facing charges following a 6-hour long standoff at a safe way parking lot. this is video of the suspect surrendering. novato police say, it started at the 76 gas station convenience store on ignacio boulevard. police say 40 year old juan roman tried to start a fire at the gas station. investigators say he was angry that he couldn't get a fuel pump to work and that he was also upset about family issues. police say roman drove to a nearby safeway, and refused to get out of his car. a crisis

negotiator was able to calm him down. police arrested roman on suspicion of attempted arson and ( marty ) one person is dead and at least a dozen people were hospitalized after apparent drug overdoses at a home in chico. four people are in critical condition. police say they were called to the home saturday for what they called a "mass casualty" incident.

of a drug similar to fentanyl were taken to the hospital. they have since been released. police say those found in the home were all between the ages of 19 and 30. coming up on the kron 4 morning news....the heartwarming story of a high school teacher who surprised a student with a shiny new ride. live look outside... san mateo bridge.

a modesto teacher is continuing to show how much she cares for her students in and out of the classroom. she has already donated a kidney to one student. and last week, she inspired other's to help change the lilfe of another student. kristi gross has the story (pkg)he is an amazing person. (covered)christian esquivel(es- que-vel) is a senior at joseph a. gre-gori high school in modesto.and at one point--- the hardworking teen was working three jobs. i need money basically. i help out with rent. he's also been saving for a car... little did he know he would soon get one...his teacher lori gaines noticed his effort and even presented him with an award for perseverance last month (lori gaines/ gregori high school teacher))it's exhausting being a full time student athlete and working at this point he has three jobs and yet he's alway in school, he's always on time, he's never late. i have him first block and he's at my tutoring sessions every tuesday and

thursday. he's determined to do well and he's more responsible than most adults i know. ááágaines--- well known for going above and beyond for her students-- learned christian had ben juggling school, sports, and work---all without a car---i said to my co-worker after school that i have to do something. this kid has too many going on in his life to not have a car. i want to find a way to get him a car. ááand that she did!she set up a gofundme page with the hopes of raising five- thousand dollars to buy christian a nice, reliable used car and surpassed that goal in just three days. and with the help of others in the community an even bigger surprise was planned. sot?phil waterford, owner of waterford's manteca ford and exotic high line--- took the surprise to the next level--- surprising christian with a brand new 2019 ford, saturday. nats: surprising him with car/ applausei still cant believe that this is happening or that it happened christian was all smiles and couldn't wait to hop in his brand new carnats: it's perfect / starts car it will make it easier especially on me and also my parents to like relieve some more stress from them sot: waterfordand

with the help of another sponsor--- mrs. gaines was surprised with an all expensed paid trip to disneyland with her family. nats: her surprise mrs. gaines she has always been caring not just to me but to all of her students. for her to start this it also took me by surprise but it's just the kind of person she is. i'm grateful for her, very grateful for her.christian says he's already planning to give rides to all his friends and family who have helped him out. in manteca, kg, f40n. ( marty ) that was kristi gross reporting. the new car wasn't the only surprise for christian. he was also offered a paid internship at the car dealership so christian can cut back on some of his jobs. still ahead on kron 4 morning news...a look at the celebration of life to honor a bay area broadcasting legend. and as we head to break, here's a live look outside... san francisco international airport.

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systems will bring periods of rain and gusty winds to california starting late today and continuing through the majority of the work week. heaviest rainfall and strongest winds will likely occur between tuesday and thursday.

( marty )( marty ) ( marty ) ( marty ) we are learning more about the safe return of a kidnapped 13-year-old wisconsin girl. jayme closs was found late last week, several months after she

disappeared. lindsey ford shows us how jayme's loved ones are welcoming her home.

at the end of the tunnel." sandy vanderveer:"this is like a miracle and i think everyone around the world is happy." andrea schilke:"just wish we could do something for her right away but we know it's going to take time and healing, and something good is going to have to come out of this and it will, something good comes out of the bad. and jayme we love you, we're so happy you're back."shayla paxton, a friend of the closs family, reads a letter from jayme's cousin, lindsey smith, who wanted to share this to the world.shayla paxton:"i am so thankful for everyone and for our community, i am so thankful, my heart is so full, i am just amazed and beyond thankful for what everyone has done, i will never be able to show how thankful i am."paxton says lindsey smith decorated a room and set everything up for jayme, and is ecstatic her little cousin is home.> ( marty ) if you are riding bart today, don't be alarmed if you see some riders without any pants. san francisco's no pants subway ride is happening

today. it starts around two this afternoon. there will be two meeting points across the bay. one at the daly city bart station. while the second will be in the east bay at the macarthur bart station. and there is going to be an afterparty at an undisclosed location. group officials want to remind you - this is an invitation to be pantless, and not an invitation to be nude. ( marty ) friends, family and former colleagues are remembering the life of ray taliaferro. they gathered saturday to celebrate the life of the long time bay area broadcaster. the 79-year-old was found dead in kentucky last month after he went missing. kron four's philippe djegal attended taliaferro's celebration of life.

taliaferro/nats- "i never varied. if a civil rights issue came up, i was right over there on that side of the issue. i didn't have to any modification -- i just told it like it was." and, that's without question how he'll be remembered. a straight shooter who loved to talk and engage in in-depth conversations... and, simply entertain the scores of ears glued to radios across the nation when he hit the airwaves overnight on legacy station kgo radio for more than three decades.barbara rodgers/former news anchor- "on the radio, he can be sometimes a bit bombastic, and i thought -- oh, this guy's gonna be tough, but when i met him in person, he was such a gentleman." barbara rodgers one of several accomplished broadcasters to share memories of the 79-year- old musician, artist, civil rights activist, talk show host and former kron four news anchor at the commonwealth club in san francisco saturday. a 20-11 inductee to the national association of black journalist's hall of fame.john rothmann/talk show host- "i want to simpky say, that he was my friend, i miss him, and

this really is, as gloria duffy described it, a celebration of life. not a time to be sad. in fact, i think the only regret i have is that ray is not here to enjoy this with us."raphael taliaferro jr./son- "one thing he was really good at was fundraising, and i know this because he, whenever i talked to him he would tell me how great he was a fundraisers." mickey luckoff/former boss- "his work for the leukemia radiothons, ray helped us, in no short order, of raising over 18 million dollars"ronn owens/radio host- "he was and will always be thought of as a real san francisco icon." and, in ray's honor, a final fundraiser at his celebration. dontations collected for the dementia society of america, in hopes of finding a cure for a disease that impacted him later in life. angela alioto/former supervisor- "literally, since i was 14 years old, ray taliaferro has been the smile in my life. he always will be. i'll miss him very, very much, but i'll tell you one thing:

everytime i think of ray, i will never ever be sad. i will always be smiling." in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news.>

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the lottery this weekend. carrie walls of ashburn, virginia, won the ford expedition plus 100-k promotion. her winning ticket was drawn december fourth, and she picked up her prizes last friday. walls says the money is timely as her husband has been furloughed by the partial government shutdown for three weeks and counting. she says she'll use part of the money to take the family to disney world. ( dave ) (maureen) and i'm live with what you need to know on the hot cocoa run in golden gate park... coming up at 8 on the kron4 morning news. (áábreakáá)

( marty ) here is a live look at the san mateo bridge. ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)a series of weather systems will bring periods of rain and gusty winds to california starting late today and continuing through the majority of the work week. heaviest rainfall and strongest winds will likely occur between tuesday and thursday.

( marty )an emotional and unifying candlelight vigil in davis to honor of the slain officer natalie corona. there were many tears and even some laughs as family, friends and neighbors spoke and sang in honor of the 22-year-old. the investigation into the ambush shooting now continues as davs police released the identity of the suspected shooter. marc thompson reports on the letter the man left behind... on why he killed corona and took his own life. a day after her death, natalie corona is remembered as a shining light in her community. "she was a very humble, loving person," said rosa corona, natalie's aunt. "thas all she had to give was love.""she just always saw the good in people," said merced corona,

natalie's father. "she was a great daughter, a great friend."but perhaps her favorite title was police officer."she was just somebody that everybody in this building respected and truly i don't think i've ever worked with anybody quite like her," said darren paytel, davis police chief.the 22-year-old had just completed her field training in december after graduating from the sacramento police academy back in july 2018. she was gunned down in the line of duty on thursday while responding to a car crash in davis."her peers talked about how selfless she was, how she would do anything for anyone at any time," said corporal ralph knecht, sacramento police department. natalie, the oldest of four sisters, was always volunteering, playing volleyball and basketball and even won homecoming queen her senior year."natalie was just a person full of life," said robert corona, natalie's cousin. "she loved everybody, and everybody loved her."she remained laser-focused on becoming a police officer, following in the footsteps of her father, a former deputy with colusa county sheriff's department."you're just so proud of them, you know that that's what they were made for," merced said. "that's where they're supposed to be." read: family remembers officer natalie corona as proud police officer, full of lifetraining officer brian laird reaffirmed that friday afternoon."from the day she left here, she was the example of what it takes to be successful," said laird,

who worked with natalie at the academy."she would always smile, corporal, good afternoon corporal,'" knecht said.her friends from the academy say they'll never forget her perseverance."it's kind of hard to talk about her honestly," said byron eby, who went through the academy with natalie. "she had at the academy but she pushed through." ( marty )that was marc thompson reporting. we have been following this developing story right here on air and through our kron 4 news app. download the app today to get updates on this story and all breaking news as it happens. ( marty )new this morning... police are looking for the gunman who shot and killed a man in antioch. it happened saturday afternoon on pepper tree way and sycamore drive. residents called police after hearing gunshots. officers found a man with several gunshot wounds lying in the street. the victim was taken to a nearby hospital where he later died. ( marty ) police havent released details on the idenitiy of the victim. ( marty )breaking overnight...

at least one person is seriously injured after being involved in a multiple-vehicle crash on north bound 1-0-1. it happened around one this morning in healdsburg. police say the person was driving in the wrong direction on the southbound central healdsburg off-ramp. all lanes of highway 101 were closed for a time, but are now reopened. happening now...hundreds of runners are braving the chilly temperatures for the hot chocolate race in san francisco. and it's all for a good cause. kron 4's maureen kelly is joining us now live with more on the big event happening at golden gate park. good morning.

matches yet, and you could be the person to save there life. thanks maureen. maureen. thanks thanks maureen. thanks maureen. ( marty ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... the latest on the longest government shutdown in u.s.

history...what lawmakers are saying this weekend about plans to reopen the government. ( marty ) plus, an east bay community is grieving after two teenagers died in a car accident. wet roads may have been a factor. ( marty )and... a new list from the catholic diocese of santa rosa... with more than 30 clergymen accused of sexual abuse. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) for your money this morning...

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street journal reports that apple will unveil the phones this year. it will reportedly include new camera features, such as double and triple rear cameras. according to the journal - apple is thinking about sticking with the bright o-l- e-d-powered screens for its 20-20 iphone line. but, there's no word on the price of the new phones, but they could be released this fall. ( marty ) taco bell is ready to test a new vegetarian menu. the restaurant will unveil limited-time vegetarian and vegan items later this year. it will also highlight the restaurant's current vegetarian options, including tacos, burritos and crunchwraps. taco bell has been offering options that are certified vegetarian by the american vegetarian association since 2015.. this is the first time that the company will have it's vegetarian menu highlighted in stores. ( dave )

here's a live look at kirkwood this morning... ( marty ) here's a live look at the

embarcadero this morning. toss to weather. (dave)a series of weather systems will bring periods of rain and gusty winds to california starting late today and continuing through the majority of the work week. heaviest rainfall and strongest winds will likely occur between tuesday and thursday.

thursday.

thursday. ( marty ) grief counselors will be available for students tomorrow... after two east bay teenagers were killed in a crash this weekend... following a high school basketball game. kron 4's gayle ong reports, wet roads and excessive speed are likely factors in this deadly accident.

to life-threatening injuries."> rosalia arellano heard her whole house shake when this fiery single vehicle crash hit the side of her fence.police say the s-u-v with 6 teenagers inside, ages 13 thru 17,slammed into in a tree.two teenagers died, the other four were hospitilized with injuriessot the single vehicle crash happened around around 7 friday night on lone tree way and indian hill drive.police say a 17 year old passenger was ejected while five other occupants were still trapped inside.caution tape and debris is all that remains of the night's tragedyfriends and loved ones left candles and flowers, in honor of the victims.

the accident. in antioch, gayle ong kron 4 news."> ( marty ) ( marty ) sonoma county officials are blaming a broken valve for the two million gallons of untreated wastewater that leaked into a swap in the community of schellville. the valve failed to fully close, causing the leakage that lasted about 24 hours. environmental officials didn't find any dead or distressed fish or wildlife. ( marty ) in national news.. we're now in day 23 of the goverment shutdown, the longest in u-s history. and it does'nt look as if there is any end in sight. instead of talking face to face, lawmakers took to the airwaves saturday, while president trump was on twitter. melissa raney with the latest from

rep. brian fitzpatrick:"the most basic function of congress is to fund the federal government. and it is unacceptable and inexcusable not to do that."the current government shutdown now has the dishonorable distinction of being the longest ever in u-s history.the president and congressional democrats remain at an impasse as trump continues to demand more than five-billion-dollars for a border wall ---while democrats refuse to agree to that request.some gop members voicing their concern about the shutdown's impact on national security.rep. brian fitzpatrick:"we are simultaneously defunding border security. the border patrol, cbp and the coast guard... the three entities responsible for border security, all in the name of a border securitargument. it makes no sense. we have to open the government up. then we need to have these discussions."an estimated 800-thousand federal workers have been impacted by the shutdown, either by being furloughed or having to work without pay....like this pregnant t-s-a employee... who says she isn't sure how she will get by as the shutdown stretches on....aria smith-

phillips, tsa agent:"that's our biggest fear. the unknown. so i don't know how long we are equipped for it. and being six months pregnant, i can't just go pick up a job." president trump taking to twitter saturday morning --- telling democrats to "come back from their - quote- vacations and get to work." saying he is in the white house and ready to sign. congressional members, who did work last weekend, taking a break this weekend. they're expected to return on monday. i'm melisa raney reporting. ( marty ) 4 your health this morning... a new report says eating more fiber could lower your risk of death and chronic diseases. a researcher in new zealand studied 40 years worth of reports and tests, and found that higher intakes of fiber reduced body ight... total cholesterol and mortality. there was also a decrease in a range of diseases from heart disease to colorectal cancer and type two diabetes. dietary fiber includes plant-based carbohydrates like beans, seeds and whole-grain ( marty ) retail licensing

laws seem to be working when it comes to keeping teenagers from using tobacco. that's according to new research published in the medical journal, pediatrics. the study found that teens who live in areas that have stronger regulations on tobacco sales were one-third to one-half less likely to use tobacco. according to the c-d-c, vaping is increasingly popular amongst teens, jumping 78-percent between 2017 and 2018. ( marty ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news...what you can expect from the warriors as demarcus cousins gets ready to take the floor for the first time in a year. live look outside... richmond bridge

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< nfl playoffs...some exciting ones. we start in the nfc... ---bay area native jared goff preparing for the dallas cowboys... ---1st quarter...rams up 3-0....the 29 yard pass from dak prescott to amari cooper....he's in for the touchdown...cowboys now lead 7-3.... ---2nd quarter...cowboys up 7-6....c.j. anderson with the 1 yard rush...rams take the

lead. ---4 minutes later....jared goff hands it off to todd gurley....gurley with the 35 yard run...that would extend the rams lead over the cowboys....rams up 20-7 now... ---3rd quarter...ezekiel elliot with the 1 yard run...along with a 2 point conversion....here comes dallas. ---4th quarter...jared goff hands it off to anderson runs it in again....that makes it 30-15 rams... ---5 minutes later...the cowboys answer back with a read option by dak prescott....that touchdown though would prove to be too little too late... ---jared goff and the la rams defeat the dallas cowboys...30- 22...and advance to the nfc conference championships to take on either the philadelphia eagles or the new orleans saints... sharks in action saturday night down in san jose hosting the ottawa senators. ---father and son moment as brent burns and his son came out during the opening ceremony.... ---3rd period...sharks up 1-0...the pass goes to brent

burns....he shoots it in....sharks extend their lead to 2-0... ---just 20 seconds later....senators get on the board but still trail 2-1... ---minute and a half left in the game...sharks up 3-1...an open goal....melker karlsson can take it himself....that's an easy one...sharks tack on another.... ---and would go on to defeat the senators....4-1...and have now won six straight games... the golden state warriors are off saturday but they have a big week ahead. all star demarcus cousins will make his return to basketball after tearing his achilles. it will likely happen on friday in los angeles as the team takes on the clippers. so yes the team plays sunday but we will have to wait until friday to see boogie in action. cousins signed a one year contract with the team last summer. this starting lineup will consist of five all stars something we have not seen with the warriors. so if you like n-b-a basketball and you

like the dubs get your popcorn out. this could be exciting. live look outside... golden gate bridge.. after months of wearing only a tiger costume, we're finally going on the trip i've been promising. because with expedia, i saved when i added a hotel to our flight. ♪ so even when she outgrows her costume, we'll never outgrow the memory of our adventure together. unlock savings when you add select hotels to your existing trip. only when you book with expedia.

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look at the bay bridge.

( marty ) dave spahr has your forecast... (dave)a series of weather systems will bring periods of rain and gusty winds to california starting late today and continuing through the majority of the work week. heaviest rainfall and strongest winds will likely occur between tuesday and thursday. ( marty ) ( marty ) new this ( marty )( marty

)( marty ) new this morning...police in san jose are investigating an overnight deadly shooting. police found the victim near parkmoor

avenue and race street, just after one this morning. he was taken to a hospital where he later died. no arrests have been made in this investigation. this is the city's second homicide of the year. ( marty ) the santa rosa diocese has released the names of more than 30 clergymen accused of sex crimes. the santa rosa bishop says the church disclosed the names to help victims heal. kron4's dan thorn has more...

thought they were the only one and they'll look at this list and go i wasn't and it will be a step on the road to healing melanie sakoda works with the suvivors network of those abused by priests--better known as snap..sakoda says she appreciates the bishop releasing the names but is frustrated he did not release them sooner. bishop vasa has been with the diocese since 2011. sot: all those years that these names have been hidden and depending on where they are now they could still they could be unknown to the public and they could still be in a position where they can pray on childrenthe new release comes in the wake of a pennsylvania grand jury's sweeping report on sex abuse within the catholic church. earlier this month the diocese of monterey released a similar list. in october the diocese of san jose named 15 clergymen in their child sex abuse probe..of the names disclosed by santa rosa, most of them are retired or dead. > ( marty ) that was dan thorn reporting.

the diocese of santa rosa plans to have a press conference at 10am tomorrow to answer any questions about releasing the names of the accused priests. ( marty ) police in pacifica are investigating a crash that injured a pedestrian. it happened thursday night in the 500 block of crespi drive. police say they found a 62-year-old woman laying in the road in the westbound lanes. an off-duty nurse helped the woman until she was taken to the hospital. police say she was not in a crosswalk when she was hit by the car. the driver remained on the scene. no word on the pedistrian's condition this morning. ( marty ) a man in the north bay is now facing charges following a 6-hour long standoff at a safe way parking lot. this is video of the suspect surrendering. novato police say, it started at the 76 gas station convenience store on ignacio boulevard. police say 40 year old juan roman tried to start a fire at the gas station. investigators say

he was angry that he couldn't get a fuel pump to work and that he was also upset about family issues. police say roman drove to a nearby safeway, and refused to get out of his car. a crisis negotiator was able to calm him down. police arrested roman on suspicion of attempted arson and vandalism. ( marty ) we are learning more about the safe return of a kidnapped 13-year-old wisconsin girl. jayme closs was found late last week, several months after she disappeared. lindsey ford shows us how jayme's loved ones are welcoming her home.

arms..chris fitzgerald:"we're going to work on jayme's time. we're going to work ... when jayme wants to learn more about the case, we will tell her. we're going to take it at her pace. we're going to do whatever she needs to make this happen."fitzgerald says his team of professionals right now are focusing on what's best for jayme's personal needs.jennifer smith, one of jayme's aunts,ays words cannot describe the feeling she is having, knowing that her niece woke up in a safe place.reporter lindsey ford:"behind me is the home of jayme closs where she went missing, and her parents murdered...but community members say there is now light at the end of the tunnel." sandy vanderveer:"this is like a miracle and i think everyone around the world is happy." andrea schilke:"just wish we could do something for her right away but we know it's going to take time and healing, and something good is going to have to come out of this and it will, something good comes out of the bad. and jayme we love you, we're so happy you're back."shayla paxton, a friend of the closs family, reads a letter from jayme's cousin, lindsey smith, who wanted to share this to the world.shayla paxton:"i am so thankful for everyone and for our community, i am so thankful, my heart is so full, i am just amazed and beyond

thankful for what everyone has done, i will never be able to show how thankful i am."paxton says lindsey smith decorated a room and set everything up for jayme, and is ecstatic her little cousin is home.> home.>little cousin is home.> coming up on the kron 4 morning news....the heartwarming story of a high school teacher who surprised a student with a shiny new ride.

a modesto teacher is continuing to show how much she cares for her students in and out of the classroom. she has already donated a kidney to one student. and last week, she inspired other's to help change the lilfe of another student. kristi gross has the story (pkg)he is an amazing person. (covered)christian esquivel(es- que-vel) is a senior at joseph a. gre-gori high school in modesto.and at one point--- the hardworking teen was working three jobs. i need money basically. i help out with rent. he's also been saving for a car... little did he know he would soon get one...his teacher lori gaines noticed his effort and even presented him with an award for perseverance last month (lori gaines/ gregori high school teacher))it's exhausting being a full time student athlete and working at this point he has three jobs and yet he's alway in school, he's always on time, he's never late. i have him first block and he's at my tutoring sessions every tuesday and thursday. he's determined to do well and he's more

responsible than most adults i know. ááágaines--- well known for going above and beyond for her students-- learned christian had ben juggling school, sports, and work---all without a car---i said to my co-worker after school that i have to do something. this kid has too many going on in his life to not have a car. i want to find a way to get him a car. ááand that she did!she set up a gofundme page with the hopes of raising five- thousand dollars to buy christian a nice, reliable used car and surpassed that goal in just three days. and with the help of others in the community an even bigger surprise was planned. sot?phil waterford, owner of waterford, owner of waterford's manteca ford and exotic high line--- took the surprise to the next level---surprising christian

with a brand new 2019 ford, saturday. nats: surprising him with car/ applausei still cant believe that this is happening or that it happened christian was all smiles and couldn't wait to hop in his brand new carnats: it's perfect / starts car it will make it easier especially on me and also my parents to like relieve some more stress from them sot: waterfordand with the help of another sponsor--- mrs. gaines was surprised with an all expensed paid trip to disneyland family. nats: her surprise mrs. gaines she has always been caring not just to me but to all of her students. for her to start this it also took me by surprise but it's just the kind of person she is. i'm grateful for her, very grateful for her.christian says he's already planning to give rides to all his friends have helped him out. in manteca, kg, f40n. ( marty ) that was kristi gross reporting. the new car wasn't the only surprise for christian. he was also offered a paid internship at the car dealership so christian can cut back on some of his jobs. still ahead ...an east bay organization honors the legacy of dr. martin luther king jr. details on the celebration you can attend... after the break. ( marty ) live look outside... san mateo bridge.

in your noise cancelling trheadphones?ry maybe not. maybe you could trust you won't be next to a loud eater. (eating potato chips loudly) or you could just trust duracell. (silence) ♪ (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) (dave)a series of weather systems will bring periods of rain and gusty winds to california starting late today and continuing through the majority of the work week.

heaviest rainfall and strongest winds will likely occur between tuesday and thursday. ( marty ) a musical tribute to dr. martin luther tribute to dr. a musical ( marty )singing>

martin luther king junior ... courtesy of children from oakland elementary schools. you can hear this showcase next weekend at the oakland scottish rite center. the event is put on by the living jazz children's project ... a free music education program for kids in oakland. ( marty )we now turn to living jazz executive director stacey hoffman.... who has more on the event called "in the name of love"... the 17th annual musical tribute to honor dr. king. 1. how has the tribute evolved over the past 16 years?2. how do the years?2. how do the words of dr. 2. how do the words of dr. king resonate

today? 3. children play a large role in the celebration.

a highlight has to be when children from oakland elementary schools take the stage.4. living jazz introduces children to music who otherwise may not be exposed .5. dr. king appreiated music and that makes this celebration more it. 6. also a it. meaningful more

celebration makes this music and that appreiated 5. dr. king appreiated music and that makes this celebration more it. 6. also a humanitarian award.5. full

screen in the name of love-17th annual musical tribute to mlk sunday jan. 20th at 7:00pm oakland scottish rite center (ácommercialá) (áábreakáá)

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so, every day, we put our latest technology and vast expertise to work. ( ♪ ) the united states postal service makes more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country, affordably and on-time. (ringing) ( ♪ ) the future only happens with people who really know how to deliver it. minute. ( marty ) a lost concert film featuring sir paul mccartney is headed to theaters, for one night only. rick damigella has that and more in the hollywood minute. minute.hollywood minute.

( dave ) (maureen) and i'm live with what you need to know on the hot cocoa run in golden gate park... coming up at 8 on the

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( marty ) here is a live look at the san mateo bridge. ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather.

(dave)a series of weather systems will bring periods of rain and gusty winds to california starting late today and continuing through the majority of the work week. heaviest rainfall and strongest winds will likely occur between tuesday and thursday.

( marty )an emotional and unifying candlelight vigil in davis to honor of the slain officer natalie corona. there were many tears and even some laughs as family, friends and neighbors spoke and sang in honor of the 22-year-old. the investigation into the ambush shooting now continues as davs police reased the identity of the suspected shooter. marc thompson reports on the letter the man left behind... on why he killed corona and took his own life. a day after her death, natalie corona is remembered as a shining light in her community. "she was a very humble, loving person," said rosa corona,

natalie's aunt. "that's all she had to give was love.""she just always saw the good in people," said merced corona, natalie's father. "she was a great daughter, a great friend."but perhaps her favorite title was police officer."she was just somebody that everybody in this building respected and truly i don't think i've ever worked with anybody quite like her," said darren paytel, davis police chief.the 22-year-old had just completed her field training in december after graduating from the sacramento police academy back in july 2018. she was gunned down in the line of duty on thursday while responding to a car crash in davis."her peers talked about how selfless she was, how she would do anything for anyone at any time," said corporal ralph knecht, sacramento police department. natalie, the oldest of four sisters, was always volunteering, playing volleyball and basketball and even won homecoming queen her senior year."natalie was just a person full of life," said robert corona, natalie's cousin. "she loved everybody, and everybody loved her."she remained laser-focused on becoming a police officer, following in the footsteps of her father, a former deputy with colusa county sheriff's department."you're just so proud of them, you know that that's what they were made for," merced said. "that's where they're supposed to be." read: family remembers officer natalie corona as proud police officer, full of lifetraining officer brian laird reaffirmed that friday afternoon."from the day she left here, she was the example of what it takes

to be successful," said laird, who worked with natalie at the academy."she would always smile, 'good morning, corporal, good afternoon corporal,'" knecht said.her friends from the academy say they'll never forget her perseverance."it's kind of hard to talk about her honestly," said byron eby, who went through the academy with natalie. "she had the hardest time at the academy but she pushed through." ( marty ) that was marc thompson reporting. we have been following this developing story right here on air and through our kron 4 news app. download the app today to get updates on this story and all breaking news as it happens. ( marty )new this morning... police are looking for the gunman who shot and killed a man in antioch. it happened saturday afternoon on pepper tree way and sycamore drive. residents called police after hearing gunshots. officers found a man with several gunshot wounds lying in the street. the victim was taken to a nearby hospital where he later died. ( marty )

police havent released details on the idenitiy of the victim. ( marty )breaking overnight... at least one person is seriously injured after being involved in a multiple-vehicle crash on north bound 1-0-1. it happened around one this morning in healdsburg. police say the person was driving in the wrong direction on the southbound central healdsburg off-ramp. all lanes of highway 101 were closed for a time, but are now reopened. happening now...hundreds of runners are braving the chilly temperatures for the hot chocolate race in san francisco. and it's all for a good cause. kron 4's maureen kelly is joining us now live with more on the big event happening at golden gate park. good morning.

history...what lawmakers are saying this weekend about plans to reopen the government. ( marty ) plus, an east bay community is grieving after two teenagers died in a car accident. wet roads may have been a factor. ( marty )and... a new list from the catholic diocese of santa rosa... with more than 30 clergymen accused of sexual abuse. for your money this morning...

you could soon see three new i-phone models. the wall street journal reports that apple will unveil the phones

this year. it will reportedly include new camera features, such as double and triple rear cameras. according to the journal - apple is thinking about sticking with the bright o-l- e-d-powered screens for its 20-20 iphone line. but, there's no word on the price of the new phones, but they could be released this fall. ( marty ) taco bell is ready to test a new vegetarian menu. the restaurant will unveil limited-time vegetarian and vegan items later this year. it will also highlight the restaurant's current vegetarian options, including tacos, burritos and crunchwraps. taco bell has been offering options that are certified vegetarian by the american vegetarian association since 2015.. this is the first time that the company will have it's vegetarian menu highlighted in stores. ( marty ) 4 your health this morning... a new report says eating more fiber could lower your risk of death and chronic diseases. a researcher in new zealand studied 40 years worth of reports and tests, and found that higher intakes of fiber

reduced body weight... total cholesterol and mortality. there was also a decrease in a range of diseases from heart disease to colorectal cancer and type two diabetes. dietary fiber includes plant-based carbohydrates like beans, seeds and whole-grain cereal. ( dave ) (ácommercialá) (áábreakáá) oh! oh! oh! ♪ ozempic®! ♪ (announcer) people with type 2 diabetes are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults

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look at kirkwood this morning... ( marty ) here's a live look at the embarcadero this morning. toss to weather.

(dave)a series of weather systems will bring periods of rain and gusty winds to california starting late today and continuing through the majority of the work week. heaviest rainfall and strongest winds will likely occur between tuesday and thursday.

( marty ) grief counselors will be available for students tomorrow... after two east bay teenagers were killed in a crash this weekend... following a high school

basketball game. kron 4's gayle ong reports, wet roads and excessive speed are likely factors in this deadly accident. rosalia arellano heard her whole house shake when this fiery single vehicle crash hit the side of her fence.police say the s-u-v with 6 teenagers inside, ages 13 thru 17,slammed into in a tree.two teenagers died, the other four were hospitilized with injuriessot the single vehicle crash happened around around 7 friday night on lone tree way and indian hill drive.police say a 17 year old passenger was ejected while five other occupants were still trapped inside.caution tape and debris is all that remains of the night's tragedyfriends and loved ones left candles and flowers, in honor of the victims.

indicates that eeding on wet roads is likely what caused the accident. in antioch, gayle ong kron 4 news."> ( marty ) ( marty ) sonoma county officials are blaming a broken valve for the two million gallons of untreated wastewater that leaked into a swap in the community of schellville. the valve failed to fully close, causing the leakage that lasted about 24 hours. environmental officials didn't find any dead or distressed fish or wildlife.

( marty ) in national news.. we're now in day 23 of the goverment shutdown, the longest in u-s history. and it does'nt look as if there is any end in sight. instead of talking face to face, lawmakers took to the airwaves saturday, while president trump was on twitter. melissa raney with the latest from washington. rep. brian fitzpatrick:"the most basic function of congress is to fund the federal government. and it is unacceptable and inexcusable not to do that."the current government shutdown now has the dishonorable distinction of being the longest ever in u-s history.the president and congressional democrats remain at an impasse as trump continues to demand more than five-billion-dollars for a border wall ---while democrats refuse to agree to that request.some gop members voicing their concern about the shutdown's impact on national security.rep. brian fitzpatrick:"we are simultaneously defunding border security. the border patrol, cbp and the coast guard... the three entities responsible for border security, all in the name of a border security argument. it makes no sense. we have to

open the government up. then we need to have these discussions."an estimated 800-thousand federal workers have been impacted by the shutdown, either by being furloughed or having to work without pay....like this pregnant t-s-a employee... who says she isn't sure how she will get by as the shutdown stretches on....aria smith- phillips, tsa agent:"that's our biggest fear. the unknown. so i don't know how long we are equipped for it. and being six months pregnant, i can't just go pick up a job." president trump taking to twitter saturday morning --- telling democrats to "come back from their - quote- vacations and get to work." saying he is in the white house and ready to sign. congressional members, who did work last weekend, taking a break this weekend. they're expected to return on monday. i'm melisa raney reporting. ( marty ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news...what you can expect from the warriors as demarcus cousins gets ready to take the floor for the first time in a year. live look outside... richmond bridge

(ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) < nfl playoffs...some exciting ones. we start in the nfc... ---bay area native jared goff preparing for the dallas cowboys... ---1st quarter...rams up 3-0....the 29 yard pass from dak prescott to amari cooper....he's in for the touchdown...cowboys now lead 7-3.... ---2nd quarter...cowboys up 7-6....c.j. anderson with the 1 yard rush...rams take the lead. ---4 minutes later....jared goff hands it off to todd gurley....gurley with the 35 yard run...that would extend the rams lead over the cowboys....rams up 20-7 now... ---3rd quarter...ezekiel elliot with the 1 yard run...along with a 2 point conversion....here comes dallas. ---4th quarter...jared goff hands it off to anderson runs it in again....that makes it 30-15 rams... ---5 minutes later...the cowboys answer back with a read option by dak prescott....that touchdown though would prove to be too little too late... ---jared goff and the la rams defeat the dallas cowboys...30- 22...and advance to the nfc conference championships to take on either the philadelphia eagles or the new orleans saints... sharks in action saturday night down in san jose hosting the ottawa

senators. ---father and son moment as brent burns and his son came out during the opening ceremony.... ---3rd period...sharks up 1-0...the pass goes to brent burns....he shoots it in....sharks extend their lead to 2-0... ---just 20 seconds later....senators get on the board but still trail 2-1... ---minute and a half left in the game...sharks up 3-1...an open goal....melker karlsson can take it himself....that's an easy one...sharks tack on another.... ---and would senators....4-1...and have now won six straight games... the golden state warriors are off saturday but they have a big week ahead. all star demarcus cousins will make his return to basketball after tearing his achilles. it will likely happen on friday in los angeles as the team takes on the clippers. so yes the team plays sunday but we will have to wait until friday to see boogie in action. cousins signed a one year contract with the team last summer. this starting lineup will consist of five all stars something we have not seen with the warriors. so if you like n-b-a basketball and you like the dubs get your popcorn out. this could be exciting.

live look outside... golden gate bridge..

look at the bay here's a live here's a live look at the bay bridge. ( marty ) dave spahr has your forecast... (dave)a series of weather systems will bring periods of rain and gusty winds to california starting late today and continuing through the majority of the work week. heaviest rainfall and strongest winds will likely occur between tuesday and

thursday. ( marty ) new this morning...police in san jose are investigating an overnight deadly shooting. police found the victim near parkmoor avenue and race street, just after one this morning. he was taken to a hospital where he later died. no arrests have been made in this investigation. this is the city's second homicide of the year. ( marty ) the santa

rosa diocese has released the names of more than 30 clergymen accused of sex crimes. the santa rosa bishop says the church disclosed the names to help victims heal. kron4's dan thorn has more...

them sooner. bishop vasa has been with the diocese since 2011. sot: all those years that these names have been hidden and depending on where they are now they could still they could be unknown to the public and they could still be in a position where they can pray on childrenthe new release comes in the wake of a pennsylvania grand jury's sweeping report on sex abuse within the catholic church. earlier this month the diocese of monterey released a similar list. in october the diocese of san jose named 15 clergymen in their child sex abuse probe..of the names disclosed by santa rosa, most of them are retired or dead. > ( marty ) that was dan thorn reporting. the diocese of santa rosa plans to have a press conference at 10am tomorrow to answer any questions about releasing the names of the accused priests. ( marty ) police in

pacifica are investigating a crash that injured a pedestrian. it happened thursday night in the 500 block of crespi drive. police say they found a 62-year-old woman laying in the road in the westbound lanes. an off-duty nurse helped the woman until she was taken to the hospital. police say she was not in a crosswalk when she was hit by the car. the driver remained on the scene. no word on the pedistrian's condition this morning. ( marty ) a man in the north bay is now facing charges following a 6-hour long standoff at a safe way parking lot. this is video of the suspect surrendering. novato police say, it started at the 76 gas station convenience store on ignacio boulevard. police say 40 year old juan roman tried to start a fire at the gas station. investigators say he was angry that he couldn't get a fuel pump to work and that he was also upset about family issues. police say roman drove to a nearby safeway, and refused to get out of his car. a crisis negotiator was able to calm him down. police arrested

roman on suspicion of attempted arson and vandalism. ( marty ) one person is dead and at least a dozen people were hospitalized after apparent drug overdoses at a home in chico. four people are in critical condition. police say they were called to the home saturday for what they called a "mass casualty" incident.

were taken to the hospital. they have since been released. police say those found in the home were all between the ages of 19 and 30. ( marty ) we are learning more about the safe return of a kidnapped 13-year-old wisconsin girl. jayme closs was found late last week, several months after she disappeared. lindsey ford shows us how jayme's loved ones are welcoming her home.

personal needs.jennifer smith, one of jayme's aunts, says words cannot describe the feeling she is having, knowing that her niece woke up in a safe place.reporter lindsey ford:"behind me is the home of jayme closs where she went missing, and her parents murdered...but community members say there is now light at the end of the tunnel." sandy vanderveer:"this is like a miracle and i think everyone around the world is happy." andrea schilke:"just wish we could do something for her right away but we know it's going to take time and healing, and something good is going to have to come out of this and it will, something good comes out of the bad. and jayme we love you, we're so happy you're back."shayla paxton, a friend of the closs family, reads a letter from jayme's cousin, lindsey smith, who wanted to share this to the world.shayla paxton:"i am so thankful for everyone and for our community, i am so thankful, my heart is so full, i am just amazed and beyond thankful for what everyone has done, i will never be able to show how thankful i am."paxton says lindsey smith decorated a room

and set everything up for jayme, and is ecstatic her little cousin is home.> ( marty ) if you are riding bart today, don't be alarmed if you see some riders without any pants. san francisco's no pants subway ride is happening today. it starts around two this afternoon. there will be two meeting points across the bay. one at the daly city bart station. while the second will be in the east bay at the macarthur bart station. and there is going to be an afterparty at an undisclosed location. group officials want to remind you - this is an invitation to be pantless, and not an invitation to be nude. ( marty ) friends, family and former colleagues are remembering the life of ray taliaferro. they gathered saturday to celebrate the life of the long time bay area broadcaster. the 79-year-old was found dead in kentucky last month after he went missing. kron four's philippe djegal attended taliaferro's

celebration of life.

share memories of the 79-year- old musician, artist, civil rights activist, talk show host and former kron four news anchor at the commonwealth club in san francisco saturday. a 20-11 inductee to the national association of black journalist's hall of fame.john rothmann/talk show host- "i want to simpky say, that he was my friend, i miss him, and this really is, as gloria duffy described it, a celebration of life. not a time to be sad. in fact, i think the only regret i have is that ray is not here to enjoy this with us."raphael taliaferro jr./son- "one thing he was really good at was fundraising, and i know this because he, whenever i talked to him he would tell me how great he was a fundraisers." mickey luckoff/former boss- "his work for the leukemia radiothons, ray helped us, in no short order, of raising over 18 million dollars"ronn owens/radio host- "he was and will always be thought of as a real san francisco icon." and, in ray's honor, a final fundraiser at his celebration. dontations collected for the dementia society of america, in hopes of finding a cure for a disease that impacted him later in life. angela alioto/former supervisor- "literally, since i was 14 years old, ray taliaferro has been the smile in my life. he always will be. i'll miss him very, very much,

but i'll tell you one thing: everytime i think of ray, i ll never ever be sad. i will always be smiling." in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news.> coming up on the kron 4 morning news....the heartwarming story of a high school teacher who surprised a student with a shiny new ride. live look outside... san mateo bridge.

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excuses we use for not have the time. our health expert karen owoc has some tips on ways to lower your risk of dying from heart disease, with a quick solution to living longer. (2-shot)hi karen. one of the biggest barriers to exercise is the

time constraint. often times, people nix working out because they decide they don't have an hour (or even a half hour) to spare. so here's the good news. a study published in the journal of american college of cardiology sug-gests running for just five minutes a day can reduce your risk of dying from heart disease. researchers studied 55,000 adults aged 18 to 100 for over 15 years. they studied the following: overall health whether they ran how long they lived the results: runners had a 30% lower risk of death from all causes. runners had a 45% lower risk of death from cardiovascular disease. high-risk patients (obese,

smokers, and/or diabetics): runners were less likely to die from heart issues compared to non-runners with the same risk factor. (for example, they compared obese runners with obese non-runners; diabetic runners with diabetic non-runners, etc.). speed and frequency of running routine how fast and how often a person ran did not make significant difference. the following was sufficient to reduce risk of dying compared to not running: running less than 51 minutes per week running only 1 to 2 days per week running less than 6 miles per week, or running slower than 6.0 mph more may not runners who ran more than 3

hours per week (or more than 50 min/day of vigorous- intensity activity) did not show any greater mortality bene-fits compared to those who ran less than an hour per week. in fact, the benefits appeared to be the same, but they could not determine why. health benefits seem to diminish when running beyond a certain period of time. recent studies have proposed that excessive entrance sports may poten-tially cause adverse

cardiovascular events (e.g., arrhythmias, myocardial damage). consistency was key in gaining the most benefits runners that ran consistently for 6 years or more showed: 29% lower risk of death from any cause 50% lower risk of death from heart disease or stroke reduce diabetes risk running and other physical activities can reduce risk for developing type 2 diabetes (a risk factor for cardiovascular disease) by: lowering blood pressure decreasing blood glucose arterial protection running seems to protect the epithelial (innermost) lining of the arteries by keeping the walls and cells from cracking which can cause plaque to stick. caution: get into a running routine gradually (even if it's a short jog around the block ) to prevent injuries and other complications. inactive

people should start with a transitional phase, e.g., walking. talk to your doctor first before training -- especially if you have any chronic conditions. (2-shot)( marty ) these results could be motivating to people who are motivating to could be these results ( marty )(2-shot) (2-shot) (2-shot) ( marty )these results could be motivating to people who are not used to exercising. running for just 5 to 10 minutes/day at slow (leisurely) speeds is not as intimidating or time-consuming

a lost concert film featuring sir paul mccartney is headed to theaters, for one night only. rick damigella has that and more in the hollywood minute.

animation with concert footage from paul mccartney and wings. the movie was shelved after it was completed in 19-77. "the bruce mcmouse show" will screen in select theaters on january 21st.(nat)award season news: "roma" wins again. the alliance of women film journalists has announced "roma" is the big winner at the group's eda (ay-dah) awards. "roma" won five honors, including best film and best director for alfonso cuaron. (kwa-rone)(nat music) check out the new single from gary clark, junior. "this land" is the title track from his forthcoming fifth studio album, which drops on march first. in hollywood, i'm rick damigella.> ( marty ) take a look at this ... a news helicopter in missouri caught some video gamers playing "mario kart' on a really big screen. that's the 106-foot tall jumbotron at

kauffman stadium ... home of the kansas city royals baseball team. people on social media though it was royals employees taking advantage of the large screen for a video game break ... but it turns out a local charity had a video game party to raise money for children and military families. ( marty ) a virginia woman whose husband is a furloughed federal government worker won the lottery this weekend. carrie walls of ashburn, virginia, won the ford expedition plus 100-k promotion. her winning ticket was drawn december fourth, and she picked up her prizes last friday. walls says the money is timely as her husband has been furloughed by the partial government shutdown for three weeks and counting. she says she'll use part of the money to take the family to disney world. adlib seven day.

thats kron 4 thats kron 4 news weekend thats kron 4 news weekend for this saturday morning... i'm marty gonzalez. from all of us thanks for watching. join us for kron4 news weekend tomorrow morning starting at 8 o'clock ... and tonight for kron 4 news at eight. news at eight.for kron 4 and tonight o'clock ...

[music] >> joel osteen: well, god bless you. it's a joy to come into your homes, and if you're ever in our area, please stop by and be part of one of our services. i promise you, we'll make you feel right at home. but i like to start with something funny, and i heard about this elderly couple. they were sitting in a swing, celebrating their 60th wedding anniversary. feeling romantic, the husband said to his wife, "honey, our love is tried and true." she had difficulty hearing it