. >> spencer: i think nick has c ramps going on down there, t has been an aive night. im: the numbers at the end of this game, spencer, ucla 496-473. you take away the special team about the mistakes with special teams. >>pencer: 14 points off turnovers in the first half, at one point in time, if you get those points bacofk coming tie ball gamat one point in time. but like i said, all things being equal, if you give chip kelly some number work with and some players, hego is g to win most of these im>>ab tout troynma aikn, hd stve ucla.foy rol t the committee andak searcing a look at the possibility of getting this young man to come back to college football, chip kelly, and he did. i know he wants to see the growth continue. for the bruunins chder ip. oppounity to get go back to greg wolf are back in los angeles. greg, what do you have? >> checking on number 7, oklahoma, west rginia. out, finds lee morris, 46-yard touchdown. throwing for 336 yards tonight, the suitors retake the lead. on top 35-31 in the late third quarter. >>m, spencer, back to you. im: there is a lot about football t

im live in novato where its on and off pouring.ined with the high winds make for dangerous conditions out there on the roads. most people i saw driving northbound on 101 were driving under the speed limit which was necessary to avois hydroplaning in some of the flooded areas. looking out at the south bound lanes people are not taking it slow. so keep in mind this morning you need to go slower and provide more space between you and the car in front of you. we will be live all this morning to provide updates on the conditions of the north bay. live in novato, sara stinson kron four news.### thanks sara. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( james ) we countinue our team coverage of the storm hitting the bay area. ( darya ) kron 4's yoli aceves is live in woodside with the conditions... yoli? ( james ) yoli? conditions... the woodside with the conditions... yoli? ( james ) thanks yoli. ( james ) and parts of the bay area are already seeing flooding... this picture was taken in san jose. this is was taken near the inte

crystal white, bus matron:my kid is telling my mommy im hungry.so im thinking i know that i have a lot of allergies on the bus.thank you so much mr. whitney. sandwiches and juice. i saw my kids in need and their need was greater than mine.he brought them all sandwiches and juice. for every child! kenneth whitney, yonkers school public safety officer:ive been working for the school district for over 20 years. ive been absent maybe 8 days in 20 years. crystal white, bus matron:it speaks volumes about his character. hes the prime example of humanity. (justine) still ahead tonight -- an olympic swimmer says he was the target of a distrubing phone scam. the warning he is sending out... when we come back. come back.out... when we he is sending the warning he is sending out... when we come back (justine) after 46 days some 15-hundred marriott hotel workers in boston have reached a tentative agreement in contract negotiations with hotel corporation today.(jr stone) on saturday union members voted 677 to 9to ratify the new 4 = year contract with the 7 marr

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(vicki) thanks for joining us im vicki livakis...(ken) and im ken wayne in for with heavy forecast, fears of mudslides-- saw in past january, wildfire there and it will complicate search and rescue efforts... (vicki) here is what we know at today bodies were bringing the number of 699 people unaccounted more than structures destroyed.... and more than those are homes. the camp fire has than 151- acres.percent evacuation still in effect ... and it'l be a families are let back in town....(ken) we have team coverage tonight... chief meteorologist lawrence karnow tells us when the rain will come... kron4's dan thorn is live in walnut creek where he explains the potential health problems of ash build up and rain... but tonight we start with kron 4's alecia reid she is live in chico where fire victims who are living in tents are being urged to find other places to stay.... alecia, what are their options? ... there are a number of tents lining the field behind walmart, and many of these families are still trying to figure out what's next.i'

(grant) thanks for joing us im grant lodes...(vicki) and im vicki liviakis...torms have been making their way through the bay area... and although we saw sunny skies and some showers throughout the day... a third storm is on it's way...(grant) chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now, lawrence so is this storm going to be as strong as the last one? and how long is it sticking around? lawrence karnow: flooding continues in butte county after very heavy rain. heavy and gusty winds pounded the bay area. some local mountains had over 3 and a half inches of rain. showers continue on doppler radar. the showers will diminish overnight. there is another storm headed our way late friday night and saturday morning. we will get a break on sunday and monday but more rain is possible on tuesday and wednesday of

good evening im pam moore. (ken)and im ken wayne.kron 4 the crashed happened when the girl was crossing the shepard avenue in hayward on monday.the driver remained on scene and is cooperating with the investigation.(pam)the cause of the crash is still under investigation.head to kron 4 dot com for the latest updates on this breaking news. (pam) "mac" , "big mac", and the nickname he is best known as- "stretch"... san francisco giants legend willie mccovey has passed away (ken)tonight - many

. >> precisamente reacciones de migrantes y del presidente trump luego lo que es el juez federal im pidiear el amparo tambiÉn para ella. >> sÍ, es una esperanza. >> usted sabe que todo debemos con un propÓsito al paÍs y todos queremos. la esperanza la devolviÓ un juez que bloqueo una orden del presidente que impedÍa que migrantes que podrÍan solicitar asilo >> ciertos jueces estÁn volcando en contra del presidente de los estados ser si no, pues entonces el presidente va a hacer lo que se le de la gana. >> al ver el fallo indicÓ que el presidente no puede reescribir las leyes de inmigraciÓn imponiendo algo que el congreso prohibiÓ expresamente >> despuÉs de demandar al gobierno por esa polÍtica anunciada por el mandatario el 9 de noviembre respondiÓ diciendo? >>> esta corte es una vergÜenza. >> para inmigrantes como marÍa la inmigraciÓn no se va a detener por las polÍticas de trump si no hasta que cambien las distancias por las que migran. >> tanto secretos, tanta violaciÓn. 4la orden del juez estÁ vigente hasta el 19 de diciembre. >> la policÍa de brooklyn busco a un hombre que agrediÓ a

good evening im pam moore. (ken)and im ken wayne. the suspect in the hospital after a shootout with police... it happened near international boulevard and 22nd avenue. kron 4's alecia reid joins us live from the scene tonight with the latest on the investigation... the decision to continue this high speed chase was one the valejo police captain tells me officers felt was necessary.pkg a vehicle riddled with bullets .... and more than a dozen evidence markers line the street. a high speed chase of up to 120 miles per hour ... ended in a crash, shooting, and with the suspect in the hospital.heavily armed with rifles, assault weapons, a handgunas if ready to go to war, police say he also geared up with body armor. a man familiar with the suspect called police thursday saying the alleged shooter was parked in front of his glen cove home .... with a cache of weapons. by the time authorities showed up and tried taking him into custody, he took off. it's a judgemnt call the officers have to make in the pursuit. of course pursuits are danger

anne im: thank you. robert: you heard what nick was talking about. give me an idea here in terms of what you also want people to understand about the census maybe from a community point of view. anne: yeah, it's so important that everyone's engaged, and one of the things that we've been trying to tell people is that there's a role for everyone. so this is one of those issues where the more cooks in the kitchen the better. so we need nonprofits involved, we need churches involved, business, government, foundations. it's a partnership, and that's what's going to make this a successful count. robert: and they're the ones that also benefit, right? anne: absolutely. absolutely. robert: how do they benefit, for people that don't understand the connection between being part of this count and the nonprofits and the community groups and the other agencies involved? anne: yeah, so the nonprofit organizations, first i'll say, they're critical part of actually getting the message out as trusted messengers in the community so that everyone gets counted. but urout

im good, you good? im good. good. good. hows your actual life? ♪ thats good. ♪ thats good.ny fabric conditioner for freshness that lasts through next week's finale. downy and it's done. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: that's our show for tonight. thank you so much for tuning in. now here it is... your moment of zen. >> if you do what really exciteso you, it just keeps you going as long as possible. >> you know, i guess one person can make a difference. enough said. everybody, everybody, listen up. i need your ideas now. ideas, please, right now. go, go, come on! michael, we don't know what you're talking about. wet cement outside, it's drying fast. come on, this is a lifelong dream. what do i write? what do i write? michael, you could put your initials in it. m.g.s., no. some idiot named mark greg sputnik will claim credit for it. i don't--once in a lifetime opportunity, people. come on, here we go! here we go. well-- phyllis, yes? when i was a little girl...

im good, you good? im good. good. good. hows your actual life?ts good. ♪ >> trevor: welcome back to the daily show live election night coverage. there are results coming in from all over the country. news from new york where we are, andrew cuomo was elected to his third term as governor of new york. unfortunately he cannot make it to the victory party because the subway is stuck. let's move into more results. i'm going to keep coming in from around the country. we're going into some analysis how it all went down. that's low to ronny chieng. ronny, what are you watching tonight? >> what am i watching? that the network sucks trevor that's what i'm watching. every channel the same thing some guy zooming in breaking it down with deep analysis from congressional districts. in california 49 i expect it to go blue blah blah blah. boring. that's not deep. i'll go so deep i'm going to end up back in malaysia. analysis that's pathetic. neighborhoods block by block. if that's as deep as you can go good for you must feel good about yourself. but i'm going al

(grant) thanks for joing us im grant lodes... (vicki) and im vicki liviakis... being called the "camp fire" is burning in butte county...along pulga road at camp creek road near jarbo gap... here is what we know at this hour... the fire has burned 20-thousand acres... zero percent contained... 27- thousand hundreds of homes destroyed-- no exact amount on

bed can use to tell your brain it's .ime for bed (music throughout) >>> tonight, our series on sleep continues, with sething man of us are always looking for, the secret to a good night' sleep. >> the centers for disease control say about 70 million americans aren't get recommended amount of rest. news 4's angie goff went to a sleep lab looking for some solutions. >> reporter: see new the morning? >> see you in the morning. goodgh >> reporter: good night. getting a full night's sleep has never been easy. hang to wake forork in the middle of the night doesn't help. so, i checked into the center for sleep and wake disorders. hi. hi. >> reporter: and learned, i'm a completee rec for rest disaster. now we're going to meet with the tctor and see what the data shows. s is one tired person whose brain actual ly hasn't gotten enough sleep. >> reporter: this sleep expert believes i have a soer, based off some bad habits, starting with no etbedtime and an average of four hours a sleep a nigh >> the brain knows what youpe . >> reporter: that means sleeping and going to sleep at the same time ev

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(grant) joing us im grant lodes... (vicki) and im vicki liviakis... the "camp in butte county...along pulga road and it has ... here is what we know at this hour... at least nine people are dead. and at least 35 people are missing...thousand acres have burned the fire is just five- percent contained. more than six- thousand homes are destroyed. 15-thousand more are threatened at this hour. and now p-g-and-e is saying it experienced an electrical problem near the source of the massive fire...(grant) we have team coverage tonight on this fast-moving fire... meteorologist lawrence tracking the smoky firefighters are faving.gayle ong is in where there are poor air concerns... kron-4's dan thorn ... is live in chico... where people evacuation orders. but first kron-4's alecia reid joins us live from butte county with the latest. alecia? (vicki) (vicki) police and emergency crews continue to have roads blocked off tonight because of the unsafe conditions. in the chico area, the smoke has made visibility especially difficult ... kron 4's dan thorn is live wi

(grant) thanks for joining us, im grant lodes..(vicki) and im vicki liviakis...s of right now many streets in east oakland are still shutdown because of the shooting.... it all went down near international boulevard and 22nd avenue.(grant) kron 4's alecia reid joins us live from the scene tonight with the latest on the investigation... this was a high speed chase that started in vallejo, onto the freeway, and ended here in oakland.the police captain tells me it was a decision officers felt was necessary.pkg a vehicle riddled with bullets .... and more than a dozen evidence markers line the street. a high speed chase of up to 120 miles per hour ... ended in a crash, shooting, and with the suspect in the hospital.heavily armed with rifles, assault weapons, a handgunas if ready to go to war, police say he also geared

(vicki) thanks for joining us im vicki livakis...en) and im ken wayne in for with heavy forecast, fears of mudslides-- saw in past january, wildfire there and it will complicate search and rescue efforts... (vicki) here is what we know at today bodies were bringing the number of 699 people unaccounted more than structures destroyed.... and more than those are homes. the camp fire has than 151- acres.percent evacuation still in effect ... anit

(grant) thanks for joing us im grant lodes...(vicki) and im vicki liviakis...nty...along pulga road and it has grown in size ... here is what we know at this hour... at least nine people are dead. and at least 35 people are missing... tonight 90- thousand acres have burned the fire is just five- percent contained. more than six- thousand homes are destroyed. 15-thousand more are threatened at this hour. and now p-g-and-e is saying it experienced an electrical problem near the source of the massive fire... (grant) we have team coverage tonight on this fast-moving fire... chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is tracking the smoky conditions firefighters are faving. kron4's gayle ong is in san francisco where there are poor air quality concerns... kron-4's dan thorn ... is live in chico... where people are also under evacuation orders. s us live fr county with the latest. alecia?

im good, you good? im good. good. good. hows your actual life? to the daily show. my guest tonight is the first black chess grand master, also a commentator and teacher of the game. please welcome maurice ashley. (applause) welcome to the show. >> thank you, thank you. >> trevor: so i, should know the answer to this question but what is a chess grand master? how do do you become a grand master in chess. >> it is the highest title you can have in the game. you have to beat other grand masters, top players from around the world. so basically we're just bad ass. >> trevor: but if you beat a grand master, then how come that grand mast certificate still a grand master, shouldn't he go down like highlander, that thing? >> no, you still stay a grand master. >> there are the grand masters back in the early 19-us, the top players. once they established thep as grand master, the rest of us come up. you don't just invert. >> trevor: it means you know all the finishing moves like in mortal combat type thing. >> not exactly but. >> trevor: but close, you know

my opponent viciously attacked her for it in im one member of congress who stand here tonight gratefulshe don't know why still undefeated. [cheers and applause] now, i am surrounded to appear tonight by most of my family. my mom is here, brothers and sisters come and defend that used to be his and children because everybody gives a great deal on an effort like this. and i was a young staffer working for him, he said, and boy is it true than any one person can was the race all by themselves, but no one can win the race all by themselves. you know, it's a funny thing. there's multiple parades every week and north dakota. it takes a lot of creamers to cover those parades and boy did they do it and they were the best at putting up signs in finding locations and we are just so grateful to her family. they also want to be a very special tribute. some of whom would've been with me since day one of washington and that is my officials have been led by my chief of staff here tonight from hannaford north dakota. he runs the shop out in washington. [applause] and lisa givens soothers datadirect or

o im e. coli. itde inc amps, nausea, vomiting and other symptoms. don't teeth romaine lettuce. >>> and at the university of maryland, anol 18-yea student has died as a result of the adenovirus. she sa she's been sick. there le atst five other cases on caus. severe strains can be deadly. >>> president trump just arrived in florida for thanksgiving as two new controversies swamp the white house. first t murder of "washington post" columnist jamal khashoggi. the craft has concluded the saudi crown prince ordered the hit. tonight president is siding with thepress, once again rejecting an assessment from his own inteigence committee. and blayne alexander joins us.re >> t a lot to break down. let's start with the support for saudi arabiase the white hays that there has beenhm punt for khashoggi's death for the 17 individuals belved to be responsible. with you so many capitol hill say it has to go eyre today president trump declares w determined that it was the crown prince who ordered the killing of jamal akhashoggi. an statement from president trump cast

.- and prayed in washington, d.c., we all stand up and take our intentions non-muslim,im, because it is the prayers that we will complete for our dear jamal khashoggi. i want to give some information. we will stand up and move back the chairs. the brothers will go right sisterstheimam, and the behind the brothers, and we will make a line. conduct thisto prayer. just a correction, we will not move the chairs. to this wall and the imam will stand over here. in this direction. so, if you could stand here? >> we are going to face the direction of the public, and then, we are going to take our intention for our dear brother, jamal khashoggi. intention first. maybe we can move some chairs. >> they can just stand. >> they can stand, shoulder to shoulder, brothers and sisters, and if you would like to join our prayers for our to her brother, jamal khashoggi, you can come closer, and you can say anything from your heart for larger brother, jamal khashoggi. we are going to raise our hands and say, allah in the greatest. [indiscernible] you can read it, and wait to be a tond wait to to recite.n

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fellowhe senior research in middle eastern affairs here at the heritage foundation. .im: thanks andrew i am glad some eight people could come through voting obligations. people could come to voting obligations. we are at a key in the evolving confrontation with iran. yesterday, the trump administration reactivated nuclear sanctions that had initially reimposed last may. the second round of sanctions shippingat iran's oil and banking sectors. , the crisisound with iran during the administration -- obama administration, there was not as much international ion with sanctions. that has led to more uncertainty about the likely impact of those sanctions. and how iran is likely to react. they believe they can write out sanctions and outweigh the trump administration. has refused to negotiate on the nuclear issue with the trump administration and undoubtedly hopes to have a new administration after 2020 to negotiate with. for that reason, iranian officials will be watching the midterm election as much as americans. we are fortunate to have with us our expert panel to look at the number of issu

(grant)(2 shot desk thanks for joining us, im grant lodes... (vicki) and im vicki liviakis.... these are the latest numbers tonight.... the death toll has risen to 48. 76-hundred áhomes have burned to the ground. and the total number of destroyed ástructures is more than 88-hundred. the fire has also grown tonight to 130 thousand acres. it is 35 percent contained.(grant) kron - 4's j-r stone joins us live from butte county- where he spoke to people whose homes are gone. sot...it was like dante's inferno....joel burgess, who is a navy veteran, is describing what it was like when he and his wife evacuated their home in paradise california last week. he says the escape video's that others recorded were exactly what they experienced.sotwhen we spoke with joel he had assumed that his home was gone from what he had heard from a friend, but he wasn't sure. with that we drove through the area in route to his home and in hopes that something would still be there. our hopes were quickly dashed when the road to get to his house was

(grant) thanks for joing us im grant lodes... (vicki) and im vicki liviakis... the wild fire being called the "camp fire" is burning in butte county...along pulga road at camp creek road near jarbo gap... here is what we know at this hour... the fire has burned 20-thousand acres... zero percent contained... 27- thousand hundreds of homes destroyed-- no exact amount on how many... and the town of paradise wiped out.... (grant) we have (grant) we have team coverage tonight on this fast-moving fire... chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is tracking the conditions firefighters are faving. kron-4's dan thorn ... is live in sausalito with how the air quality is affecting the bay area. but first kron-4's alecia reid joins us live from butte county with details on the fire and evacuations. alecia? dozens of families have checked in here at the gridley fairgrounds ... paradise is wiped out and it's about to be a long road for many of the people staying at this evacuation center.they had no idea when they woke up this morning that they would be scrambling to get to safety

right now im, who is winning in california. so, no his money didn't defeat all the republican women. we have work cut out for us. history works against us. we have challenges in the suburban area and we will work harder to bring it back. >> nancy pelosi in winning back the majority now since she should be the next speaker of the house. mr. mccarthy: that's a question for her conference. they wanted to delay the election. there are a number of members that pledged they would not vote for her. only time will tell. i question what their agenda was and what they run on. you just cannot resist. i raised the point about unemployment. in the last 49 years, unemployment has only been below 4% 11 months. six of those 11 months you just lived through. not one democrat voted for that tax bill in the house or senate. they want to repeal it and want to remove i.c.e. and impeach the president. they want us to work together to solve our biggest problems and see that the next century is the american century and will work with any democrat who

im grant lodes...(pam) and im pam moore in for vicki liviakis...is just getting going tonight... chief metorologist lawrence karnow is tracking this latest storm... lawrence, how long will this one last and when is the next round coming... lawrence karnow: it was mostly dry today but clouds and rain are now moving into the bay area. the winds are also picking up and will be gusty tonight. a wind advisory is posted for much of the north bay as winds could gust as high as 50 mph over the mountains. another storm will bring rain overnight spreading south tonight. rain and wind will be common across the bay area on friday. a few showers could linger into early saturday before becoming

(grant) thanks for joining us im grant lodes...(vicki) and im vicki liviakis...the smoky air is causing major concerns across the bay area as many school districts are shutting down campuses... we have team coverage tonight....(grant) kron4's gayle ong is live in chico with the latest details on how evacuees are holding up. kron4's dan thron is live in san francisco with how the bad air is impacting pets... (vicki) and chief meteologist lawrence karnow is tracking just how long this bad air quality is sticking around... but we start tonight with kron4's alecia reid she is live in alameda where she spoke to parents dealing with having to find last minute childcare for their kids, alecia? the air has gotten so much worse outdoors, parents brought masks for their children at pickup today. they're glad school is canceled tomorrow, but now have to come up with alternate ans.pkgtoday is the worst day a layer of smoke sits on the street ... people are careful to protect their lungsbeijing was famous for this, but not as bad as thisair quality levels across the bay area

(grant) thanks for joining us, im grant lodes...(vicki) and im vicki liviakis... tonight we have team coverage as we are tracking this intense second storm... kron4's j-r storm is in the newsroom where is monitoring conditions in the sierra... kron4's gayle ong is live in walnut creek watching condtions out there..(grant) but we start with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow... lawrence, the brunt of the storm is coming overnight so how is it going to impact the morning commute? lawrence karnow: a major storm is now approaching the bay area. this is an unusually intense storm with gusty winds, heavy rain and even some thunderstorms. heavy snow will fall over the sierra with some places seeing over 2 feet of snow. a wind advisory is up tonight through tomorrow afternoon for much of the area with winds gusting to 45 mph or more. rain will become heavy tonight before turning to showers. thunderstorms will likely affect the morning commute with heavy downpours possible and gusty winds. showers will decrease by tomorrow afternoon. it should be dry on friday with anothe

(vicki) and im vicki liviakis...the thieves hit while many people were out enjoying the long holiday weekend... and now police are patrolling different neighborhoods in the area... to prevent it from happening again...(grant) kron 4's alecia reid joins us live from the hillsborough police department with details on the investigation.. residential burglaries increased between november 20th and the 24th ...and it wasn't just one part of town ..... thieves have been targeting different neighborhoods.and each time, those families were not at home.police say the majority of the time, the culprits would break the glass of a rear sliding door or window. and in most cases, the homes that were targeted did not have security alarms installed. authorities say there is evidence that links some of the burglaries to the same suspects.all of those men wore hooded sweatshirts.due to this uptick in burglaries, police have increased their presence in both marked and unmarked vehicles throughout the city,i spoke to one man whose home w

. ♪ put im inna im pocket run mongoose ♪ >> anthony: oh yeah. hi. wow, what a spread.sing out on starches. i mean, you get yam, plantain, grapefruit, rice, peas, corn, carrots, dumpling, festival. like the man said, eat dessert first. life is uncertain. mm. that's good. i knew i was coming back here and i knew it was a smart move to come back here. these ladies can cook. point being, the way the world turns, the inevitable grind of history seems to indicate that places like this, and people like this, get plowed under, pushed aside, paved over. who owns paradise, after all? who in the end gets to own paradise, use paradise, or even visit it? that's a question that's probably worth paying attention to before there's none left at all. ♪ how do you do this and be a good person? i don't think you can. like, if you wanted to do this regularly for the rest of your life, i would like to spend three months out of the year in a hammock looking out at the caribbean in a secluded beach like this. you'd have to do bad things to do this, right? james bond doesn't get this. james bo

(vicki)2 shot desk thanks for joining us im vicki livakis...ne in for grant lodes.... the rain is expected to move that nasty toxic, smoke out of the bay area. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here with details on when the storm will hit-- and how much rain it will bring... lawrence you're saying this is the biggest storm of the season? lawrence karnow: rain is finally headed our way with gusty winds and much better air quality. rain will be heavy at times tomorrow before turning to shower in the afternoon. more rain is likely on friday and early saturday morning. heavy snow will develop over the sierra with as much as 15 inches between wednesday afternoon and thursday morning. highs tomorrow will be cool and in the 50s and 60s. more rain is likely next week.

(grant) thanks for joining us, im grant lodes...(vicki) and im vicki liviakis...ght we have team coverage as we are tracking this intense second storm... kron4's j-r storm is in the newsroom where is monitoring conditions in the sierra... kron4's gayle ong is live in walnut creek watching condtions out there..(grant) but we start with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow... lawrence, the brunt of the storm is coming overnight so how is it going to impact the morning commute? lawrence karnow: a major storm is now approaching the bay area. this is an unusually intense storm with gusty winds, heavy rain and even some thunderstorms. heavy snow will fall over the sierra with some places seeing over 2 feet of snow. a wind advisory is up tonight through tomorrow afternoon for much of the area with winds gusting to 45 mph or more. rain will become heavy tonight before turning to showers. thunderstorms will likely affect the morning commute with heavtomorrow after

(grant) thanks for joing us im grant lodes... (vicki) and im vicki liviakis... kron4's maureen kelly attended a special ceremony at city hall where both slain leader's legacies were celebrated.. it was a really tough tough time in 1978mayor london breed standing in city hall not far from where the assasinations took place...a day that sent shockwaves thru san francisco. both mayor moscone and supervisor milk have been shot and killed.their assailant... disgruntled former supervisor dan white who was later sentenced to manslaugther and ended up killing himself after his release from prison. moscone had served as a state senator before being elected mayor of his home town....he's is remembered for changing the face of city governement by appointing women, people of color and members of the lgbt community to committees and boards making it more diverse. supervisor harvey milk is remembered as a civil rights pioneer...one of the first openly gay people to be elected to office.activist and author cleve jones says the day of the double killing he thought movement to m

(grant) thanks for joining us, im grant lodes...(vicki) and im vicki liviakis... death toll rises once again as fire experts say this is now the deadliest wildfire in last 100 years... here is what we know at this hour.... eight more human remains were found today. now 56 people are confirmed dead in the camp wildfire. and almost 9-thousand homes have been destroyed. while the total number of structures burned tops 10 thousand. tonight the fire has burned 138 thousand acres. and is 35 percent contained.(grant) we have team coverage tonight... chief meteorlogist is tracking how all that smoke from up north is pouring into the bay area... kron4's alecia reid is live in livermore where air quality conditions are deplorable. and we start with kron4 gayle ong... who is live in chico... where there is a norovirus outbreak at an evacuation shelter...

(ken) thanks for joining us im ken wayne, in for grant lodes... (vicki) and im vicki liviakis... spent 19 of his 22 major-league seasons with the giants... until he retired in 1980... (ken) mccovey is one of seven players in history to win a rookie of the year award, a league m-v-p and an all-star game m-v-p award... kron4's j-r stone is live in san francisco tonight. j.r. you talked with those from the giants organization. what did they have to say? (j.r.)they are going to miss him. you can't see it from this vantage point but the scoreboard is on and it has the number 44 on it. 44 was willie mccovey's number. fans i talked with said they will never forget mccovey.tonight you can see the scoreboard at at&t park has the number 44 on it. in memory of will

im grant lodes...(pam) and im pam moore in for vicki liviakis... the rain is just getting going tonight... chief metorologist lawrence karnow is tracking this latest storm... lawrence, how long will this one last and when is the next round coming... lawrence karnow: it was mostly dry today but clouds and rain are now moving into the bay area. the winds are also picking up and will be gusty tonight. a wind advisory is posted for much of the north bay as winds could gust as high as 50 mph over the mountains. another storm will bring rain overnight spreading south tonight. rain and wind will be common across the bay area on friday. a few showers could linger into early saturday before becoming partly cloudy. another series of storms is headed our way next week. (pam) the rain returned to san francisco tonight right around 5-this evening.. week.way next headed our way next week. week. (pam) theain returned to san francisco tonight right around 5-this evening..(grant) and just as some people were headed out to get an early start on eir holiday shopping.

(vicki) thanks for joining us, im vicki livakis....(ken) and im ken wayne, in for grant lodes...racking the series of storms slamming the bay area... and it's not over yet...(vick) chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with details on the storm's path... lawrence, how long is this wet weather going to last... lawrence karnow: much needed rain swept across the bay area today. some areas enjoyed over an inch of rain. we are still tracking showers around the bay area on doppler radar. rain is turning to snow in the sierra where we could see over a foot tonight. another storm is on the way. winds will pick up throughout the day with rain developing in the afternoon. highs will be cool and in the 50s and low 60s. more rain is likely next week. (ken) week.is likely next week.

good evening im pam moore. (ken)and im ken wayne. police tell kron 4 the crashed happened when the girl was crossing the shepard avenue in hayward on monday.the driver remained on scene and is cooperating with the investigation.(pam)the cause of the crash is still under investigation.head to kron 4 dot com for the latest updates on this breaking news. (pam) "mac" , "big mac", and the nickname he is best known as- "stretch"... san francisco giants legend willie mccovey has passed away (ken)tonight - many across the bay area are mourning the loss of one of the most beloved players in franchise history... sports director mark carpenter with more. (mark) mccovey spent 19 of his 22 major-league seasons with the giants.. mccovey is one of seven players in history to win a rookie of the year award, a league m-v-p and be named all-star-game mvp. he finished with 521-homers... and any home run that lands in the water behind right field, splashes into mccovey cove. kron4's j-r stone is live in san francisco with more.. number 44 is what can be

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(grant)2 shot bam thanks for joining us, im grant lodes...(vicki) and im vicki liviakis...l fire is beefing up its crews as it gets ready for strong winds.... firefighters were out battling a grass fire tonight off of crown court in castro valley.(grant) (grant) kron4's dan thorn joins us live now with more as the fire danger in the bay area remains high..dan? grant and vicki..that fire has since been put out by fire crews here in alameda county.. however, it's this kind of blaze that has cal fire wanting more crews out working for the next few days.. plumes of smoke seen billowing up from a hillside in castro valley..alameda county fire crews shot this video as the fire broke out near crown court..the 5 acre blaze was threatening three homes before being put out by several crews..none of those homes were damaged..we spoke with the residents off camera who were pleased with the quick response. one neighbor says kids are to blame..however, investigators have not released a cause..this fire comes on the heels of an announcement by cal fire to beef up their staffing over the n

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cte how the rain and the wind may im your commute. you know it's going to be messy. >> doesn't lookhe good out does it? i'm chris lawrence in for aaron. a big week ahead for d.c. and really the entire country as well. >> after months o campaigning, turning out the vote events and political commercials, the 2018 midterm elections are tomorrow. we're showing you the last minute campaign stops and getting you ready to cast your vote. >> we want t get you started with a check on your forecast not going to be an easy ride this morning. it was a beautiful late sunday afternoon. the complete opposite this morning. upn is comin before 7:00 but you won't see it at all today. it wiludbe all c cover and all rain chances for today. heaviest of the rain will be here over the next couple of hours. into prince george'scounty, grab the umbrella. a little bit of a break in the acti once youet all the way down toward harrisonburg. temperatures in the upper 40s and low 50s. it's chilly and wet.

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(grant) thanks for joing us im grant lodes... (vicki) and im vicki liviakis...ron4's maureen kelly attended a special ceremony at city hall where both slain leader's legacies were celebrated.. it was a really tough tough time in 1978mayor london breed standing in city hall not far from where the assasinations took place...a day that sent shockwaves thru san francisco. both mayor moscone and supervisor milk have been shot and killed.their assailant... disgruntled former supervisor dan white who was later sentenced to manslaugther and ended up killing himself after his release from prison. moscone had served as a state senator before being elected mayor of his home town....he's is remembered for changing the face of city governement by appointing women, people of color and members of the lgbt community to committees and boards making it more diverse. supervisor harvey milk is remembered as a civil rights pioneer...one of the first openly gay people to be elected to office.activist and author cleve jones says the day of the double killing he thought movement to mak

(grant) thanks for joining us, im grant lodes...(vicki) and im vicki liviakis... the death toll rises once again as fire experts say this is now the deadliest wildfire in last 100 years... here is what we know at this hour.... eight more human remains were found today. now 56 people are confirmed dead in the camp wildfire. and almost 9-thousand homes have been destroyed. while the total number of structures burned tops 10 thousand. tonight the fire has burned 138 thousand acres. and is 35 percent contained.(grant) we have team coverage tonight... chief meteorlogist is tracking how all that smoke from up north is pouring into the bay area... kron4's alecia reid is live in livermore where air quality conditions are deplorable. and we start with kron4 gayle ong... who is live in chico... where there is a norovirus outbreak at an evacuation shelter... gayle? (grant) the butte county sheriff has released a list of people who are missing from the camp fire. (vicki) gayle?shelter... evacuation shelter... gayle? sheriff has released a list of people who are missing from t