alecia reid ... kron 4 news. (grant) intense video released of a deadly police confrontation in the east bay. it shows police firing shots at a homeless man after they say, he refused to drop a gun. but now the man's family attorney says he was not a threat. and deadly force was excessive. kron-4's charles clifford has a closer look at the video... this is newly released body camera video from the oakland police department. the video was recorded on march 11th when officers responded to reports of a man with a gun lying unconscious on the ground between two houses in the 400 block of 40th street. multiple officers and vehicles, including an armored personal carrier, surround the area. officers with weapons out, repeatedly call out to the man on the ground. nats move your hand away from the gun!!eventually the man appears to sit up and look around. then for reasons that are not exactly clear on the video, police open fire. natsthe suspect died at the scene, he was eventually identified as this man . .joshua pawlik

alecia reid ... kron 4 news. (justine) (justine) (justine) look outside....(jr stone) meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez has our forecast. . (jrs) right now 52-thousand people have been evacuated from the camp fire. and just over 13-hundred people are in evacuation centers.(justine) people are still waiting to find out the fate of their homes. and the fate of missing family members. kron 4's sara stinson has the story of several evacuees during this tragic time. <"i'm here at the butte county fairgrounds in gridley. one of several evacuation centers. i've witnessed reunions with people who have been looking for loved ones for days. i've also met some who are still looking for missing family members."><"we didn't know if he was alive for awhile!"> diane papedo flew in from colorado after days of not being able to find her brother. you could see the relief in her eyes when she the two were reunited at this evacuation center.<"we were so afraid. we didn't know if he had a home left. we're just so happy we're in tears.">another couple - chip and flores were just reu

alecia reid ... kron 4 news. (alecia) (vicki) the wildfires continue to create poor air quality in the bay area, some schools have cancelled outdoor and indoor sports practices. (grant) and as kron 4's gabe slate reports from marin county... sound from tom ryan / director of athletics, the branson school, ross california "we made a decision to cancel all outdoor activity" tom ryan is the athletic director for the branson school in the city of ross in marin. the air quality is poor around this high schooland tom ryan says it's not safe for the kids to be exercising in the smoky air. sound from tom ryan / director of athletics, the branson school, ross california "it's not safe, " sound from aidan demian / senior, the branson school, ross ca "it's a bummer, low energy around campus" aidan demian, a senior and football player here at the branson school says they were in the middle of playoffs when the bad air quality disrupted their flow their team made the playoffs this year, which is a big deal for them first time.

(grant) kron 4's alecia reid is live in paradise tonight-- after the fire ripped through that town yesterday and overnight today. alecia. alecia. today. overnight yesterday and town through that the fire ripped tonight-- after live in paradise alecia reid is kron 4's if you are searching for a loved one in butte county.. there are a few ways you can try to locate them. (grant) actor james woods is using his twitter platform to get the word out about people missing in the camp fire. they are using the hashtag "camp fire james woods" these are just some of the tweets-- people are giving names and descriptions of their loved ones who are missing. one woman telling the story of her sister-- whose car broke down as they were fleeing town. james woods has more than one-point-8 million followers. he says twitter can be a great tool in times like this-- and hopes to connect these people with their relatives. (vicki) and the american red cross has an option on their website for residents to register as "safe and well" and post a message that describes their status. for example.. you can say where you

alecia reid .. kron 4 news. cia) (pam) (ken) our chief meterologist lawrence karnow is on hand now. the smoke from this fire has just been billowing into the are we are noticing low visiblity and even seeing ash how bad is the air quality right now? lawrence karnow: smoke from the camp fire making for very poor air quality today. fire danger remains highs for tonight and tomorrow morning. lows in the 30s and 40s. tomorrow will be sunny but hazy and the air quality will begin to improve. highs will be in the 70s with 60s at the coast. it will be the weekend. dry weather is expected over the next 7 days. best day to be outside in the bay. the area has been dealing with smoky conditions blowing in from the north. (pam) kron4's dan thorn joins us live in san francisco.. he talked with air quality officials about what people should do in these conditions. (dan)ken/pam air quality officials says there is not a spare the air in effect right now. they are not expecting the quality to exceed the federal air quality safety

alecia reid ... kron 4 news.jrstone)(jrs)tonight we are hearing from one person who escaped the camp fire and rescued friends and neighbors along the way.kron4's gayle ong joins us live in the newsroom with his story.gayle. jacob jones was one of the thousands of residents who fled in their cars when the camp fire broke out thursday morning.he saved five people, five dogs, and a cat in his two seater car. jacob jones grabbed what little he could in such little amount of time..he picked up neighbors, friends, their children and pets and drove off in his two seater 19-91 honda civic he calls "betty white" they all rode in the back seat here's video jacob filmed in the car ride -- you can see the traffic as others are trying to flee the town of paradise --

alecia reid .. kron 4 news. (grant) back here in the bay area we saw smoky conditions all across the bay area... kron-4's dan thorn ... live in sausalito with how the air quality is affecting people around here...dan. it wasn't the best day for people to enjoy being outside.. air quality officials are stressing people to take precautions in these conditions. however, if want to go out you're advised limit your time outside. a smoky and uncomfortable day across the bay area..the haze moving across the sky from the butte county fire..air quality officials have issued an advisory that runs through friday..sot: there is no current spare the air in effect because it's not a federal exceedance yet but we are monitoring it closely. as the smoke continues to move through air district spokesman walter wallace wants people to take precautions..sot: just take preventative measures limit your time outside limit your exposure outside. wallace says children and the elderly are the most vulnerable to exposure. despite some are

kron-4's alecia reid joins us live from butte county with the latest. alecia?gency crews continue to crews emergency police and (ken) (ken)(ken)

alecia reid .... kron 4 news. because we fiked the complaint we get the power of subpeana, meaning we get to ask the hard questions .... make them turn over their documents about not just this fire, but also about the way they do business. and why is it that this fire happenedirst complaint on behalf of the victims of pg&e transmission linearea underneath transmission line / towerthousands of homes destroyedpg&e will be served with that complaint respond damaged tower on power line damaged it's hard to imagine what the people of paradise are going through right now ... but if there's anyone who understands -- it's the neighbors in coffey park in santa rosa who lost their homes in the tubbs fire last year. they shared the advice they have from their own experiences... to try and help the latest fire victims .. kron4's michelle kingston reports.. (mk)billy andre, santa rosa "what they don't realize is they are in for the toughest year of their life, if not, it'll change their life forever."jeff okrepkie

kron4's alecia reid joins us live from hayward tonight .... alecia, how are drivers staying safe as they drive in these conditions? the rain started coming down pretty steadily within the last couple hours.drivers we spoke to are staying alert.pkg oh no i dont wanna be in an accidentthe rain is back for the second day in a row.we do try to be cautiousalthough some didn't expect it thanksgiving night.we didn't know it's gonna rainbeing extra cautious is a must. because you dont know who's drinking, not drinking, although they're not supposed to. who's texting.chp is warning drivers to be careful on the wet roadways. i drive slowly when it's rainingi have encountered some unsafe drivers.some behind the wheel say they have to drive defensively because of others. i feel like people are a lot more cautious when it starts to rain here. because i do notice if i'm on the freeway and it starts to sprinkle, everyone starts to really slow down and then that's even more dangerousthere are 150- thousand people living in hayward. the city wants to make sure

alecia reid ... kron 4 news. (ken) (ken) the south san francisco the south san francisco unified school district is being sued over sexual abuse allegedly committed by a middle school teacher. a parent filed the lawsuit ... claiming their 14 year old child was molested by westborough middle school teacher joseph toy.kron 4's michelle kingston explains why the school is now also being blamed. (mk)lauren cerri, victim's attorney"a teacher had been noticing that he was abnormally close to students and had reported that and the principals response was 'keep an eye on him.'"this is joseph toy ...the 39 year old westborough middle school teacher was arrested in may .. accused of inappropriately touching at least four boys ... he's facing dozens of criminal charges --his bail set at 6.1 million dollars. lauren cerri, victim's attorney "the warning signs for this guy were classic. getting kids alone, favoritism, gift giving, text messages, communicating outside school, putting his arm around them." this new lawsuit filed

and alecia reid explains how it will effect residents.(pam) but first.. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is tracking the storm... lawrence. 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 we are all counting down the hours until it rains to help clear out the air here in the bay area. and we are not the only ones. our gabe slate joins us live from the newsroom.gabe you talked with gabe you newsroom. lawrence.storm... tracking the storm... lawrence. we are all counting down the hours until it rains to help clear out the air here in the bay area. and we are not the only ones. our gabe slate joins us live from the newsroom.gabe you talked with cal- fire ... which is anxiously awaiting the rain as well.. yes.i caught up with cal fire spokesperson, amy head, who was near the fire line today in butte county. she said the crews there are excited for the rain.but.. they are crossing their fingers that it doesn't rain too mu

alecia reid .... kron 4 news..vicki) officials at this point say they don't know how long it will take to search for people who are unaccounted for. a pleasanton man is continuing to hold out hope ... that his mother will be found alive soon... kron 4's maureen kelly talked to her son about this missing person's case .... which has now been taken over by a butte county sherriff investigator. i just can't give up i just have to believe that she's out therein the search for his 75 year old mother, sol bechtold says he's been to about 15 shelters in and around butte county and calling the hospitals daily. now a butte county sherriff's deputy has been assigned her missing person's case....who will have more authority to get information from the red cross and other shelter providers in locating joanne caddy.he said after that the next steps would be for them to go to her property with some dogs to see if they can recover anything and that will tell us whether or not she actually got out of the house or if she was there

alecia reid .. county ... from butte county ... alecia reid .. kron 4 news. ( darya ) we are seeing the effects from the fire here in the bay area with smokey skies. ( james ) kron 4's sara stinson is in lafayette with how the smokey conditions are there. sara? ( james ) thanks. ( darya ) good morning i'm darya folsom..( james ) and i'm james fletcher. lets start fletcher. and i'm james fletcher. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... air quality poor today as smoke and haze from wildfires nearby drift over the bay area. it will be a good day to stay inside as much as possible despite temperatures remaining comfortable in the 60's and 70's. skies will certainly remain hazy but clear with winds subsiding into the afternoon. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( james ) ( james ) we are also fire two large fires in southern california this morning. as of this morning the woolsey fire has burned around 8- thousand acres in ventura county.

alecia reid ... kron 4 news. (jrs) protests erupt as president trump places sanctions on iran. that after sanctions go into effect. up next we hear the tough words from those protesting. (justine) the offensive image on this flyer getting backlash from the neighborhood. (jrs) devestating flooding is wiping out parts of venice. the number of victims and the storms have already taken. two issues. first, it continues to pay paramedics while we're on break. second, it ensures the closest ambulance can respond if you call 9-1-1. vote yes on 11. proposition 11 "a common sense solution" to protect public safety. it ensures the closest ambulance remains on-call during paid breaks "so that they can respond immediately when needed." vote yes on 11. (justine) a poster with gang members on it ... reads "meet your neighbors." and many people in santa cruz. are calling racially motivated. (justine) the flyer is in response to measure m -- which would enact rent control. (jrstone) it's a ballot measure in the small city that is gaining a lot of attention.. especially now because of this flyer

alecia reid ... kron 4 news. (justine) taking a live look outside....(jr stone) meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez has mabrisa meteorologist meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez has our forecast. . temperatures will cool into the middle 40s inland to lower 50s near the coast in the bay area tonight. expect very little change in temperatures through the upcoming work week with daytime highs in the 60s near the coast to 70s inland. a few 80s are possible in the warmest inland locations. periods of weak offshore flow will continue in the higher elevations starting again monday night into tuesday morning which will dry things out in the higher elevations. wind speeds do not appear to reach critical levels as they relate to fire weather concerns. temperatures will remain a bit above seasonal averages through the upcoming work week. no rain is in the forecast for the next seven days. (justine) on tuesday... will voters repeal the state gas tax? the important politician who is denouncing prop 6.. (jrs) students and local leaders in the south bay are coming to together

kron 4's alecia reid is live in chico tonight where she spoke with the butte county health department... alecia, should people be concerned about the rain and debris? the rain is expected to help the air quality ... but the problem, is when folks get home and start digging through debris ...pkgas towns start to reopen .... clean-up crews are still working hard .... no power, no phone or cell service, no ability to call 9-11roads are crowded with families anxious to see what's left of their homes.that's the hardest part. you don't know how to feel.while this man tries to find his mother's ashes in the rubble ... neighbors along honey run road are trying to salvage anything they can. every home surrounding corey huskey's was incinerated.it's hard because you feel sorrow but you're also happy. it's hard to show your emotions about having a home when everyone else around you doesn't have one.the camp fire came extremely close, even touching parts of corey's home. but nothing compared to others. while the health department understands families will want to find ... and hold on to any momen

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 the camp fire. (vicki) it includes 103 names - with people ranging in age from their 30's to 90's. reporter charmaine nero talked to some people who havent seen their neighbor since the camp fire broke out... (chrissy kavanaugh, missing neighbor)'- heús about 5ú7 160 lbs, he didnút really have any hair left.'chrissy kavanaugh describes her elderly neighbor - 84-year old james kinner - one of dozens of camp fire victims still listed as missing. ((chrissy)' we went to tell him what was going on but he didnút want to leave.' (charmaine)'burned cars and homes are seen completely destroyed on this property where neighbors say 84-year old james kinner l

alecia reid ... kron 4 news.currently there are 10 coronor search and recovery teams consisting of law coroner investigators from throughout california this search. we have 2 specially skilled anthropology search teams assisting us. one as you know is from cal state chico, another one came in from reno, and we're expecting a 3rd to come in tomorrow from (pam) one of the people killed in the 'camp fire' has been identified by family... as 63- year old ernie foss junior. foss was a san francisco native who moved to paradise 8 -years ago. kron4's maureen kelly has new information about the victim, and his stepson.. who at this hour.. is still missing . ernie foss junior's daughter calls the loss of her father devestating. the 63 year old widower was a cancer survivor who suffered from an illness that kept him bedridden and requiring oxygen. he was found dead outside his home on edgewood lane along with his dog bernice. his daughter believes foss may have been dragged out of the house my his stepson and

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've spoken to a number of them ... and they tell me their options are limited..pkgeverything that was affiliated with me is gonefor many camp fire victims ... what's next is a big question. mike mason lost everything ... including his paradise home and business. for now, he's been ltent behind on the way, he's now building higher ground so he'll make it through.i have my dog and he's a 16 yr old retired service animal. he's going through it with melike mike ... many here have the same concerns. a number of the evacuation centers are at capacity. and they don't want to let their pets out of sight.the generosity of walmart allowing us here and people coming together to clothe and feed us from everything we lost. i'll tell you it's been nothing but spectaculartoys r

alecia reid ... kron 4 news. (grant) a doctor goes on a racist rant against a patient who was speaking spanish. what the patient's family is saying... and what else the cardiologist is being accused of. (vicki) plus it's an advent calendar specifically for adults... the choices it offers and where you can get it... (grant) and after the break... a triple shooting at a rehab center in the north bay... what we're learning about the suspect next... here's to the stair takers, breakfast makers, step counters, outdoor explorers, faith restorers, appointment keepers, fantastic creatures. farmer's market goers, cholesterol lowerers cell phone silencers. the new lease on lifers, and the positive thinkers. here's to you all that see every day as an opportunity to thrive your way. tonight in a triple shooting at a rehab center in san rafael. and these details come out as formal murder charges are filed against the suspect in the case. kron 4's dan kerman reports. murder charges have been filed against this man devance reed

kron4'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 .... but first, let's turn to chief meteorologist lawrence karnow on when the rain will come... lawrence karnow: hazy skies continue with partly cloudy skies today. the air quality has improved but is still unhealthy some areas. a storm off the coast will move toward california in the next 24 hours. the winds will begin to pick up out of the south by tomorrow afternoon. this will help to improve air quality. clouds and rain are then expected to move in late tuesday night and wednesday morning. showers will decrease by the evening. thanksgiving will be partly cloudy with a slight chance of a lingering shower early and then another storm moving in thursday night and friday to bring us another round of rain. highs will be in the 50s and 60s . (pam) (pam) evacuation orders are still in effect ... and it will be a while before families are let back in town. (ken) hundreds of people have flocked to evacuation centers. some are now at capacity.... kron 4's alecia

kron 4's alecia reid rode along with cal- fire ..and caught up with the menlo park urban search and rescue team in magalia. they're gonna stay here as long as it takesit's a big, large area to searchone property at a time ...it's gonna take daysmembers from the menlo park urban search and resue team joined forces with other california strike team of engines in magalia. some of the teams that were here earlier in the week didn't have some of the tools that these guys have. these guys have all the equipment to handle heavier rescues like sheet metal and things like thatonce an area is done, it is noted.it also allows crews that come by to know if they were able to find anything on this site and if there are any hazardsrecovery efforts were non-stop through wednesday's downpour.makes things slippery, makes things more dangerous for these guys. it's making things a bit more muddy, a little tougher to separate thingsworking in the rain can be challenging, but progress must continue.when it comes down to it, they train for this, they're re

(pam) that's where we find kron 4's alecia reid... alecia -- what is the mood like in the castro? that vigil started in the castro and ended here at city hall.all evening long, people reminisced about the ground work both men .. and also how much further we have to go.pkg marching through the streets of san francisco ...i was in the original march when he got killedthe community honored george moscone and harvey milk in a candle light vigil.having known harvey personally it means a great deal to me to come and remember him as they do every yearit's been 40 years since the two were murdered inside city hall .... it's amazing to me that so much time has passedthe rain didn't stop a huge crowd from gathering .... first in the castro .... then at city hall. it's made me very reflective on the hard work our community has done in the last 40 years as they honor the victims of that terrible tragedy ... they remember the inspiration behind the work both moscone and milk did.i knew i was different. my parents knew i was gay, so i knew i had to go to san franciscothere has been a lot of pro

is tracking the fire and the pervasive smoke in the bay area(ken) but first let's check in with alecia reid live in butte county with the latest. police and emergency crews continue to have roads blocked off tonight because of the unsafe conditions. (pam) in the chico area, the smoke has made visibility especially difficult ...kron 4's dan thorn is live with more on what emergency crews we're live at the w..dan? staging area in chico where several crews have been swapping out. i just got back from a road known as the skyway which is blocked off to everyone but emergency crews right now. several people have been getting turned away because it's just too difficult to drive along. earlier today fire crews were out fighting flames that charred the land along the road. fire crews then went back out to clear up any hot spots. cal fire officials tell me the reprieve of the winds have helped crews to get up to the fire line and actively fight the fire at the edge. unfortunately, they're looking for the winds to pick up again..but in the meantime for anyone driving around the area..emergency crews w

alecia reid ....se we fiked the complaint we get the power of subpeana, meaning we get to ask the hard questions .... make them turn ( darya ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news ... police are investigating a mysterious death after a woman was found dead on the side of the road. ( darya ) and then, the thousand oaks community is coming together to remember the victims of last week's mass shooting, even while wildfires burn around them. ♪ ♪ the united states postal service makes more holiday deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country. ♪ with one notable exception. ♪ ( james )(ááá2shotááá) tennis superstar serena williams has been named g-q's woman of the is featured in is stirring up some controversy.( darya ) take a look at the cover ...sleeve turtleneck leotard and is called "the but many on social media questioned why the word "woman" was in quotes on the e ainan because of her muscular physique last year.( james ) in a response to the controversy-- a g-q employee tweeted that the artis

kron-4's alecia reid joins us live from butte county with the latest. alecia? (ken) police and emergency crews continue to crews emergency police and (ken) (ken)(ken) police and emergency crews continue to block roads tonight because of the unsafe conditions. in the chico area, the smoke has made visibility especially difficult ... kron 4's dan thorn is live with more on what emergency crews are doing..dan? smoke covers the area along the skyway near chico.. visibility was poor and land was charred by fire..crews were out canvassing ttg out any like this burning power pole... as night fell the visibility go continued to be posted up and enforced..sot: the chico area has been heavily impacted by smoke the whole area was definitely socked in like a very foggy day in the bay area its just not safe in some cases to be driving in these areas..that are damaged by fire..several vehicles had to turn around because emergency crews say it is too dangerous to be on..sot: so the roads are very (pam) the small city of gridley is now filled with people who have been evacuate

parents, along with some of her best friends remembered the teenager at the crowded memorial.kron 4's alecia reid has the story. one of alaina maria housley's passions. vintage high school's gym was filled with the community showing support for the slain teen.wherever you are, saying i miss you doesnt even begin to describe what i'm feeling right now. but i promise to take what i'm feeling and to do something good. i promis to fight for you and the 11 other people that lost their lives that night.the theatre was packed with an overflow crowd ... and even more watched from screens outisde.through tears of pain ... there was laughter. she always had a smile on her face and the only time we ever disagreed was in clculus when she knew her answer was right the 18 year old graduated from vintage in june .... and took her love for singing and playing instruments to pepperdine university. her light dimmed on november 7th, at a thousand oaks bar in southern california.yes i was on scene moments after it occurred, with one of my partners were inside and your beloved alaina was inside. sunday, alaina's pare

alecia reid ....kron 4 news. because we fiked the complaint we get the power of subpeana, meaning we get to ask the hard questions .... make them turn ( robin ) anxiety continues to build for so many families.one pleasanton man is holding out hope that his mother will be found alive. 75 year old joanne caddy has been missing since the day the 'camp fire' broke out. her son- says, he cannot give up hope. he says, he has been to about 15- shelters in and around butte county... and has been calling hospitals every day. a butte county sheriff's deputy have been assigned her missing person's case. he knows his mom's house was destroyed... a reporter with the paradise post recently filmed her street in ( robin ) joanne caddy lives alone... and does not drive or have a car but her son says his mother's neighborhood is tight knit

kron4's alecia reid joins us live from hayward tonight .... alecia, how are drivers staying safe as they drive in these conditions? the rain started coming down pretty steadily within the last couple hours.drivers we spoke to are staying alert.pkg oh no i dont wanna be in an accidentthe rain is back for the second day in a row.we do try to be cautiousalthough some didn't expect it thanksgiving night.we didn't know it's gonna rainbeing extra cautious is a must. because you dont know who's drinking, not drinking, although they're not supposed to. who's texting.chp is warning drivers to be careful on the wet roadways. i drive slowly when it's rainingi have encountered some unsafe drivers.some behind the wheel say they have to drive defensively because of others. i feel like people are a lot more cautious when it starts to rain here. because i do notice if i'm on the freeway and it starts to sprinkle, everyone starts to really slow down and then that's even more dangerousthere are 150- thousand people living in hayward. the city wants to make sure

we are joined by kron4's alecia reid who went to alemeda to speak with parents. alecia what are their options right now? (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 plans.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 have gone into dangerous territory ... and is projected to be at a more hazardous level friday. school districts are giving students an early start to their thanksgiving holiday.so now we get 5,6,7,8 straight days off. so i think the girls are really excited. hahahahajohn larsen may have the day off friday, but with athletic practices and other events canceled, some parents are scrambling to figure it out.we're not off. we didnt close down so tonight i'll have to talk to my husband and figure something outother parents decided immediately which of the two wil

(jrstone) kron 4's alecia reid caught up with fans watching the game at ricky's sports bar in san leandro .... and has ther reactions. everyone deserves their day in court.and reuben foster was released from jail on his own recognizance.the young man needs to get his life together, make some better choiceswhile fans watched the 49ers play the tampa bay buccaneers sunday, there was one player missing ... and after this domestic violence charge ... he won't be coming back.i dont blame the 9ers. they shouldve let him go. especially with his track recordright before the game against the buccaneers, the 49er organization cut the linebacker from the team. we're only getting bits and pieces of what happened, but from what i understand it's the same young lady he was with before so the organization has to cut their ties to maintain their integritywe encountered some die hard niner fans that have been following foster's career ... who say ...reuben's had a difficult childhood, a very difficulupbringing. he's had a couple domestic violence incidents. this is the second one we know of with this part

along with some of her best friends reminisced about the teenager at the crowded memorial.kron 4's alecia reid has the story. singing was one of alaina maria housley's passions. vintage high school's gym was filled with the community showing support for the slain teen.wherever you are, saying i miss you doesnt even begin to describe what i'm feeling right now. but i promise to take what i'm feeling and to do something good. i promis to fight for you and the 11 other people that lost their lives that night.the theatre was packed with an overflow crowd ... and even more watched from screens outisde.through tears of pain ... there was laughter. she always had a smile on her face and the only time we ever disagreed was in clculus when she knew her answer was right the 18 year old graduated from vintage in june .... and took her love for singing and playing instruments to pepperdine university. her light dimmed on november 7th, at a thousand oaks bar in southern california.yes i was on scene moments after it occurred, with one of my partners were inside and your beloved alaina was inside. sunday, a

(pam)kron 4's alecia reid joins us live from s-f general tonight ... with details on what this is all about... alecia (alecia) this supervisor wants to hold facebook ceo mark zuckerberg accountable .. by removing his name from this hospital.pkgit cannot be normal for a city to put a prricetag on the branding of institutions and spaces that fundamentally belong to the citizens. supervisor aaron peskin is calling to remove the zuckerberg name from sf general hospital. this is the public's health hospital, and the public, the tax payer, paid almost 900 million dollars peskin's reasoning behind this ... facebook and it's leadership have had a string of scandals in recent months. the use of 87 million facebook users personal information. their involvement in election behavior, is not a good lok for their ceo's name to be on our hospitals-f general was renamed mark zuckerberg sf general after a $75 million dollar donation during its reconstruction. however, supervisor peskin says the majority of the $887 million dollar cost came from tax payers. we appreciate

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 have gone into dangerous territory ... and is projected to be at a more hazardous level friday. school districts are giving students an early start to their thanksgiving holiday.so now we get 5,6,7,8 straight days off. so i think the girls are really excited. hahahahajohn larsen may have the day off friday, but with athletic practices and other events canceled, some parents are scrambling to figure it out.we're not off. we didnt close down so tonight i'll have to talk to my husband and figure something outother parents decided immediately which

but we start tonight with kron4's alecia reid she is live in alameda where she spoke to parents dealingwith 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 have gone into dangerous territory ... and is projected to be at a more hazardous level friday. school districts are giving students an early start to

kron 4's alecia reid was there that vigil started in the castro and ended here at city hall.all eveningisced about the ground work both men .. and also how much further we have to go.pkg marching through the streets of san francisco ...i was in the original march when he got killedthe community honored george moscone and harvey milk in a candle light vigil.having known harvey personally it means a great deal to me to come and remember him as they do every yearit's been 40 years since the two were murdered inside city hall .... it's amazing to me that so much time has passedthe rain didn't stop a huge crowd from gathering .... first in the castro .... then at city hall. it's made me very reflective on the hard work our community has done in the last 40 years as they honor the victims of that terrible tragedy ... they remember the inspiration behind the work both moscone and milk did.i knew i was different. my parents knew i was gay, so i knew i had to go to san franciscothere has been a lot of progress in the l-g-b-t-q community, yet there'sstill a lot more to be done.as an individual wh

our alecia reid joins us live in the studio with details on these inmates... alecia? details surrounding details surrounding their deaths are still unknown.both of these men were on death row for viciously killing a number of people .one of them was sentenced to death here in california ... just last month. pkgyou see im shaking, i'm actually kinda nervouswords from andrew urdiales at his october sentencing .... after being convicted of killing 5 women while stationed at various marine corps facilities in southern california. even complimenting the prosecutor and jury for a job well done.i understand how they voted. and if i was a juror in my case, i would probably have done the same thing. so i have no hard feelings. i understand and respect their decisionhis years of terror spanned decades. the 54 year old was already serving multiple life sentence for 3 previous murders. at his sentencing .... jenifer asbenson .. who was kidnapped, raped and stuffed in the trunk of his car but managed to escape ... now forgives him.all i knew of him was that hate and evil and those

kron 4's alecia reid joins us live from s-f general tonight ... with details on what it's all about this supervisor is pushing to hold facebook accountable ..pkg it cannot be normal for a city to put a prricetag on the branding of institutions and spaces that fundamentally belong to the citizens. supervisor aaron peskin is calling to remove the zuckerberg name from sf general hospital. this should really be seen as a message by facebook and it's ceo and cfo that san francisco takes their behaviour very seriously peskin's reasoning behind this ... facebook and it's leadership have had a string of scandals in recent months. the use of 87 million facebook users personal information. theire involvement in election behavior, is not a good lok for their ceo's name to be on our hospitals-f general was renamed mark zuckerberg sf general after a $75 million dollar donation during its reconstruction. however, supervisor peskin says the majority of the $887 million dollar cost came from tax payers. he's calling on the city attorneys office to investigate if

kron 4's alecia reid caught up with fans watching the game at ricky's sports bar in san leandro .... has ther reactions. everyone deserves their day in court.and reuben foster was released from jail on his own recognizance.the young man needs to get his life together, make some better choiceswhile fans watched the 49ers play the tampa bay buccaneers sunday, there was one player missing ... and after this domestic violence charge ... he won't be coming back.i dont blame the 9ers. they shouldve let him go. especially with his track recordright before the game against the buccaneers, the 49er organization cut the linebacker from the team. we're only getting bits and pieces of what happened, but from what i understand it's the same young lady he was with before so the organization has to cut their ties to maintain their integritywe encountered some die hard niner fans that have been following foster's career ... who say ...reuben's had a difficult childhood, a very difficult upbringing. he's had a couple domestic violence incidents. this is the second one we know of with this particular

kron 4's alecia reid went on a ride along with one of the teams and joins us live tonight with the results... (ken) the south san francisco unified school district is being sued over sexual abuse allegedly committed by a middle school teacher.(vicki) a parent filed the lawsuit ... claiming, their 14- year old child was molested by westborough middle school teacher joseph toy ... adding, the school failed to report the accusations of inappropriate behavior. toy was arrested in may and is facing 56 criminal counts stemming from alleged abuse of a number of students. kron4's michelle kingston has details on why the school is also being blamed now. (mk)michelle kingston, mkingstonnewsattorneys representing the victim say a teacher had noticed mr. toy's behavior and reported it ... and the principal's response was for the teacher to "keep an eye on him."lauren cerri, victim's attorney"the warning signs for this guy were classic."this is joseph toy ... the 39 year old westborough middle school teacher was arrested in may .. accused of inappropriately touching at least four boys ... he's facing d

kron4's alecia reid is live at city hall with the details... that vigil started in the castro a few hours ago.they then marched through the streets of san francisco and are here at city hall.this rain has not let up ... but it didn't stop a huge crowd from gathering and honoring the victims of that terrible tragedy.it's been 40 years since harvey milk and george moscone were murdered inside city hall ...and every year since then, there has been a vigil.tonight .... members from the harvey milk l-g-b-t-q democratic club stood alongside city council members as well as mayor london breed. many spoke at the vigil ... remembering both moscone and milk .... and the work they set out to do here inhe city. some say there's still a lot more work to be done.sot - it's made me very reflective on the hard work our community has done in the last 40 years, yet we have so much more to go....things we're facing as a community and a nation as a whole.standupthis vigil will continue through the next hour. coming up at 10, hear from people that knew harvey milk,

(vicki) kron 4's alecia reid rode along with cal fire .. and caught up with the menlo park urban search and rescue team in magalia. they're gonna stay here as long as it takesit's a big, large area to searchone property at a time ...it's gonna take daysmembers from the menlo park urban search and resue team joined forces with other california strike team of engines in magalia. some of the teams that were here earlier in the week didn't have some of the tools that these guys e guys have all the equipment to handle heavier rescues like sheet metal and things like thatonce an area is done, it is noted.it also allows crews that come by to know if they were able to find anything on this site and if there are any hazardsrecovery efforts were non-stop through wednesday's downpour.makes things slippery, makes things more dangerous for these guys. it's making things a bit more muddy, a little tougher to separate thingsworking in the rain can be challenging, but progress must continue.when it comes down to it, they train for this, they're ready to wo

(ken) kron 4's alecia reid went to downtown livermore to see how people were handling the poor air quality conditions. the air out here is thick ... and although there are a number of people walking around with masks .... most are not.pkgit's a normal night in downtown livermore ... except for the terrible air quality.it's really bad. it's been really smoky and nasty all dayedward jones jackson junior has been riding around with his mask on. he and his children all have asthma.none of us flared up for a while. laytely everybody been flaring up. i had to call my doctors today to get some ashma pumps. i asked for a 6 psck of asthma pumpsin the valley ... the air quality levels were the worst in livermore.it's an extremely unhealthy level of air quality at this point. the eqi is from 0-100. purple is the highest stge and it's unhealthy. at red you should be wearing a mask. at purple you probably shoudnt be going outsidebob villano and his daughter alicia are being cautious.even if it doesn't do anything, jsut having it on for a peace of mind is better than nothing they noticed the air never e

but first kron-4's alecia reid joins us live from butte county where the acreage on this fire just went up turning now to our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence we've been talking about the windy and dry conditions fueling this fire weather. and there's a red flag warning in effect... what conditions are firefighters facing overnight. lawrence karnow: smoke from the camp fire making for very poor air quality today. fire danger remains highs for tonight and tomorrow morning. lows tonight will be in the 30s and 40s. tomorrow will be sunny but hazy and the air quality will begin to improve. highs will be in the 70s with 60s at the coast. it will be cooler with a few clouds over the weekend. dry weather is expected over the next 7 days. dozens of families have already made their way here to this red cross evacuation center ...there are actually 3 of them .... another in chico, and one in oroville. red cross started working with partner agencies immediately after realizing the campfire would mean tens of thousands of people displaced.from what we know, all 27-thousand residents of

kron 4's alecia reid is live in chico tonight where she spoke with the butte county health department... alecia, should people be concerned about the rain and debris? as evacuation orders are lifted ... residents need to remember, they're entering at their own risk.there are hazardous materials, ash, and debris. then add rain to the mix.pkgdont disturb the ash or sort through the ash as it's extremely toxic.while this man tries to find his mother's ashes in the rubble ... neighbors along honey run road are trying to salvage anything they can. that's the hardest part. you don't know how to feel.while the health department understands families will want to find ... and hold on to any momentos, they urge ... beware of the highly toxic chemicals in the debris. disturbing it can cause serous health and safety issues.everyday household items that come into contact with extreme heat, such as wildfire, become hazardous material. and they become such fine particulate matter that they're in every bit of ash and debris that's left behind. the n95 mask is sufficient however it does not protect yo

kron4's alecia reid is live in livermore where air quality conditions are deplorable. we start with kron4 gayle ong... who is live in chico... where there is a norovirus outbreak at an evacuation shelter...

of police custody and without a team after his arrest for domestic violence. ( robin )kron 4's alecia reidh fans watching the 49-er's game at ricky's sports bar in san leandro .... and has ther reactions. everyone deserves their day in court.and reuben foster was released from jail on his own recognizance.the young man needs to get his life together, make some better choiceswhile fans watched the 49ers play the tampa bay buccaneers sunday, there was one player missing ... and after this domestic violence charge ... he won't be coming back.i dont blame the 9ers. they shouldve let him go. especially with his track recordright before the game against the buccaneers, the 49er organization cut the linebacker from the team. we're only getting bits and pieces of what happened, but from what i understand it's the same young lady he was with before so the organization has to cut their ties to maintain their integritywe encountered some die hard niner fans that have been following foster's career ... who say ...reuben's had a difficult childhood, a very difficult upbringing. he's had a couple domest

(grant) kron 4's alecia reid joins us live from the hillsborough police department with details on theinvestigation.. 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 was burglarized a couple years ago.he has since installed alarmssotas a reminder police strongly encourages the use of burglar alarms and survellance systems. they are currently processing images from footage

alecia reid ..robin ) one of the big issues on the ballot we were following was were the ballot we big issues on one of the ( robin ) kron 4 news. ( robin ) one of the big issues on the ballot we were following was prop c.which is a measure that is billed as one possible solution to the homeless crisis.as you can see --- it did eventually pass but criticts have said they would challenge the measure if it passed. the measure taxes companies in san francisco that make more than 50 million dollars a year and would in effect double the amount of money the city currently spends on treating and assisting the homeless community, ( robin )another big state proposition we have been following is prop 6 --- which would decide whether to repeal an increase in gas taxes and vehicle fees. ( robin ) republicans who backed prop 6 said said life in california has become too expensive and the 12-cent gasoline tax passed last year was contributing to that. but as you can see --- california voters rejected that notion,