once they got there they found five people exposed to carbon monoxide one woman is dead and four others. and three children were taken to the hospital right over there over my shoulder is where one neighbor says that home had the carbon monoxide leak. she says when she got back from work her whole neighborhood was blocked off as police try to investigate what happened the possible cause of the exposure a heater in this case winter heating weather looks like it's the culprit carbon monoxide poisoning steve hill with contra costa fire protection says carbon monoxide poisoning is unfortunately too common during the winter. he says around people die each year due to carbon monoxide exposure and it's something he says is entirely avoidable every single home and every level on every single home should have a working and regularly tested carbon monoxide detector that's the silver bullet that can protect us from these tragic incidents. you can't smell it and you can't see it, but it is deadly hill says the winner makes the risk for carbon monoxide poisoning higher at the temperature gets colder

die from accidental exposure to carbon monoxide every year. phillipe djegal all kron 4 news all right. the weekend is here. this check the 4 zone forecast a live look outside looking out over san francisco very clear night tonight gorgeous night and emma breece rodriguez standing by its the last weekend before embry says a lot of people might be out and about. i know when the last weekend of fall, winter arrives on tuesday. already have that cool crisp feel out there. >> very little winter like even with the lack of rain this weekend. we are tracking those clear skies and it's because of that lack a blanket of cloud cover that temperatures once again going to be on the chilly side. temperatures already dipping into the low mid and upper 40's. >> 2 outliers though antioch 42 degrees already starting to flirt with 30's out there with hayward and downtown san francisco a little bit milder in the low 50's. but just barely when tracker for tracking calm winds a little bit breezy in the teens in downtown san francisco, 12 miles per hour winds. but w

once they got there, they found five people exposed to carbon monoxide.a man and three children were taken to the hospital. >> right over there over my shoulder is where one neighbor says that home had the carbon monoxide leak. she says when she got back from work her whole neighborhood was blocked off as police try to investigate what happened. >> the possible cause of the exposure, a heater. >> in this case winter heating, weather looks like it's the culprit, carbon monoxide poisoning. >> steve hill with fire protection said carbon monoxide poisoning is too common around the went earth. 10,000 people die each year due to carbon monoxide exposure and something he says is entirely avoidable. >> every single home and every level on every single home should have a working and regularly tested carbon monoxide detector. that's the silver bullet that can protect us from these tragic incidents. >> you can't smell it or see it but it is deadly. the winter makes the risk for carbon monoxide poisoning higher, as the temperature gets colder, more people are using t

die from accidental exposure to carbon monoxide every year. phillipe djegal all kron 4 news. >> police in sassoon city are investigating a possible homicide it happened around 8.30, last night on olive when officers arrived, they found a man with critical injuries. they say the man died shortly after officers arrived. no one has been arrested. the tesla employees suspected of shooting and killing his coworker has now been charged with murder. 29 year-old anthony solima was arraigned in dublin yesterday and prosecutors say that's a lima. got into an argument with the victim at the tesla factory on monday. they say that he waited for his co-worker in the parking lot. so is being held without bail at the santa rita jail. now with more people out and about doing holiday shopping or running around town. officials want to remind drivers of a few ways to stay safe when it comes to seeing emergency vehicles on the road. drivers are encouraged to slow down and move over when in countering crews on the side of the road. officials say that each year an a

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police say carbon monoxide poisoning might be to blame for the woman's death.oins us live now in studio with more rock. christina the husband and three children are recovering in the hospital. the family says. all of them are expected to be okay , but the children's mother did not survive what authorities believe is carbon monoxide poisoning. grief and relief here at this home on vincent street in pittsburgh. relatives had not heard from the family here in about a week and decided to check on them thursday night when we got there and i got out the car. went to scuse me went to the bedroom window at this. see the tv on. but it looked like to me that somebody was i

the cdc reports that more than 400 people a year are killed by carbon monoxide poisoning in the u. s. it's called the silent killer is it is really undetectable. you can't smell it. you can't see it. you can't taste it. san francisco fire department spokesman jonathan baxter says the best defense against this silent killer is to have a carbon monoxide alarm. every room, not having an alarm is going to be one of the biggest issues that leads to injuries and paypal it easy for the family. they are grieving and also are grateful for the lives spared as a family. we're going to get together. and it's like what do they do? but right now is important that the kids to get well. and so far they coming around. it is not yet clear if there was a working carbon monoxide detector in the house, relatives say if they hadn't gotten there when they did, the entire family could have been killed. rob rock, ktvu, fox two news. the cdc says. every year there are about 400 deaths caused by accidental carbon monoxide poisoning and another 50,000 people in the u. s visit hospital emergency rooms for trea

winter heating and the culprit was carbon monoxide poisoning. >> steve hill says that carbon monoxideoisoning is too common during the winter. he says around 10,000 people died each year due to carbon monoxide. it is something you see is entirely avoidable. >> every civil home, and every single level on every single home should have a working and regularly tested carbon monoxide detector. that is the silver bullet that can protect us from these tragic incidents. >> you can't smell it and you can't see it. it is deadly. wintry mix -- the winter makes it for more people using things to stay warm. many of those things that burn fuel, they are producing carbon oxide. it is important that they be well-maintained. they are used properly according to the manufacturer's instructions. >> if you have not done so already, now it's a good time to check your monitor. almost exclusively, it involves pushing it -- a button. you have to make sure that it is the right signature beat according to your unit to let you know that things are working. >> if it is not working, they are easy to find at any lo

police say carbon monoxide poisoning might be to blame for the woman's death. ktvu is rob roth spoke to their relatives. he joins us live now in studio with more rock. christina the husband and three children are recovering in the hospital. the family says. all of them are expected to be okay , but the children's mother did not survive what authorities believe is carbon monoxide poisoning. grief and relief here at this home on vincent street in pittsburgh. relatives had not heard from the family here in about a week and decided to check on them thursday night when we got there and i got out the car. went to scuse me went to the bedroom window at this. see the tv on. but it looked like to me that somebody was in the bed, but no one would come to the door. randall williams called police who broke in there they found the body of 52 year old crystal stafford, who lived here with her husband and three children, ages 15 13 and six she was a great mother. she she? her kids was with her all the time. um she devoted her life to her kids. stafford had retired from bard a

the cdc reports that more than 400 people a year are killed by carbon monoxide poisoning in the u.s called the silent killer is it is. really undetectable. you can't smell it. you can't see it. you can't taste it. san francisco fire department spokesman jonathan baxter says the best defense against this silent killer is to have a carbon monoxide alarm. every room not having alarm is going to be one of the biggest issues that leads to injuries and fatalities for the family. they are grieving and also are grateful for the lives spared. as a family. we're going to get together. and it's like what we're going to do. but right now is important that the kids to get well. and so far they coming around. it is not yet clear if there was a working carbon monoxide detector in the house, relatives say if they hadn't gotten there when they did, the entire family could have been killed. rob rock, ktvu, fox, two news and 71 year old woman is facing felony hit and run and vehicular manslaughter charges in a deadly crash in san jose. investigators say lin win was responsible for two hit and runs in

once they got there they found five people exposed carbon monoxide one woman is dead and four othersand man and three children were taken to the hospital right over there over my shoulder is where one neighbor says that home had the carbon monoxide leak. she says when she got back from work her whole neighborhood was blocked off as police try to investigate. happened the possible cause of the exposure a heater in this case winter heating weather looks like it's the culprit carbon monoxide poisoning steve hill with contra costa fire protection says carbon monoxide poisoning is unfortunately too common during the winter. he says around 10,000 people die each year due to carbon monoxide exposure and it's something he says is entirely avoidable every single home and every level on every single home should have a working and regularly tested car. oxide detector that's the silver bullet that can protect us from these tragic incidents. you can't smell it and you can't see it, but it is deadly hill says the winner makes the risk for carbon monoxide poisoning higher at temperature gets colder

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pg and e crews recorded a high level of carbon monoxide . one of the daughters appeared to be the most affected. she was really out of it. she was really out of it. she didn't know her name. um she was really dizzy. she had a migraine headache. the father and three kids are expected to be okay as they recover in the hospital, according to police, the source of the carbon monoxide exposure likely came from a heater. i'm very thankful. that you know, the kids are life and as a family, we're going to get together. and decide what we're gonna do. but right now is important that. the kids to get well, according to the centers for disease control more than 400 people die a year from accidental carbon monoxide exposure. they say you should never leave a heater or a generator running inside your home. it's not clear where the heater was. in this case, family members learned from police had they been even an hour later to check in. it's likely more may not have survived. the thing is that intercepted. thank the lord. just have to make the reward. boy

disorientation. >> reporter: he says this tragedy could have been prevented had there been a carbon monoxide detector in the home. in pittsburg, andria borba, kpix 5. >>> in san jose, advocates are making tombstones for every homeless person who dies because of the cold. five so far this week. >> now when people are dead, you can't say anything. you can't say i'm sorry. >> part of why we do this is so you can see these tombstones. you can't deny it. they aren't just numbers. each one is a person. >> reporter: san jose is opening a warming center today, and another on monday, and both will stay open until the end of april. sonoma county health officials are also urging people to limit their times outdoors tonight as the temperatures drop. the county is also offering extra shelter and space. >>> the new omicron variant is spreading across the north bay tonight, with marin, sonoma, and napa counties reporting their first cases. health officers across the bay area urging everyone eligible to get vaccinated and boosted as soon as possible. here is a look at local booster rates right now. san fran

: there was a grown man and three children, ages 6 to 16, all inside suffering the effects of carbon monoxide poisoning. after clearing the house, officers began questioning neighbors, who say they had not seen the family outside in over a week. according to steve hill, that is not surprising. >> oftentimes these events are not short-term ones. they don't come on instantly, and sicken and kill people. they tend to go on for days. >> reporter: this incident is an unfortunate reminder that ar working well, because the symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning can be hard to distinguish early on some seasonal ailments. >> the symptoms are somewhat like the common cold or flu, can be fatigue. eventually it gets into disorientation. >> reporter: he says this tragedy could have been prevented had there been a carbon monoxide detector in the home. andria borba, kpix 5. >>> pittsburg police and contra costa county police and fire are still investigating this evening at her hoping to get more information about what happened once the surviving family members are out of the hospital. >>> it was another chil

police say they were in distress the suffering the effects of carbon monoxide poisoning. neighbors say they did not see anyone coming or going from the house for days. >> oftentimes these events are not short term ones. they don't come on instantly, and second and unfortunately kill people. they tend to go on for days. >> authorities are hoping to get more information when they get to talk to the surviving family members. >>> looking live across the bay area, a clear night, but once again the temperatures are getting ready to drop. chief meteorologist paul heggen is joining us now. >>> the coldest spots, below freezing. furnaces will be running. if you haven't had it checked at, get that taken care of and get a carbon monoxide detector. they are easy to set up and forget about them. let us take a look at the low temperatures tonight compared to where we should be for this time of year. we are 5 to 10 degrees below average. no records being sent. dropping into the upper 20s for the north bay valleys. at low to mid 30s for most inland portions of the bay area. chili on sund

died from accidental exposure to carbon monoxide every year.unclear if working detectors were inside the pittsburgh home. california lawmakers are preparing to protect abortion access all across the state, starting with the elimination of co pace, california legislators are pushing forward a new senate bill that would put it into out of pocket costs. those can range anywhere between $300 for a medical abortion and 900 for a procedural abortion. the law was shelved earlier this year after it passed the senate. but supporters say the bill is expected to be quickly moved through the legislature. >> well, the holiday season is in full swing. it's also a season of opportunity for porch pirates would make your home a targeted what you should no to make sure the gifts actually make it under the tree this year. also san jose police have just released a new sketch of a man who's accused of luring young girls. what we know about the suspect tonight and we'll hear from the family of an afghan refugee who was shot and killed while driving for uber in the b

woman is dead and her family hospitalized after they were all exposed to dangerous levels of carbon monoxide police responded to the home on thursday after a family member requested a welfare check. a disoriented man and 3 children were taken to the hospital. they are expected to survive. however, a woman at the home was pronounced dead. contra costa fire protection were also at the scene workers with pg and e said they measured very high levels of carbon monoxide. the police department says it appears the odorless gas leak was caused by a running heater. a spokesperson for the contra costa county fire protection district says this happens all too often this time of year. >> fortunately, it's one of those seasonal risks that during the holiday season throughout the winter months every single home should have a working and regularly tested carbon monoxide detector. >> the centers for disease control and prevention says at least 430 people in the united states die from accidental exposure to carbon monoxide every year. it's unclear if working detectors were inside this pittsburgh home. >> the

carbon monoxide leak came from the homeowners gas fireplace sea.e everyone to make sure they have a working carbon monoxide detector because roxy can't be everywhere. good for >> next. some car owners in 8 o'clock. hundreds of thousands of tests loser at the center of a new investigation. the new feature that's raising concern. and is force less than 48 hours away. from matchups with the titans the forty-niners made headlines today with 5 players selected to the pro bowl makes first director jason dumas tell >> tesla is the focus of yet another investigation by the national highway traffic safety administration. and this time they are very focused on video stalled in the front touch screen. those are games which can be played while the cars in motion reporter nancy loo has details. >> i don't even know how this works. lilly abbott dini says she rarely taps into the video games loaded indoor tesla, but it's a cool feature to have gaming on the center console. while moving is meant for passengers. but the system doesn't prevent driver from playing. >

die from accidental exposure to carbon monoxide every year. >> it's unclear if working detectors weregh home. in a statement apg any spokesperson says, quote, our thoughts and prayers are with those affected by this tragic incident phillipe djegal all kron 4 news. >> in the north bay sassoon city police say they made an arrest in connection to a death at an rv park. police say they responded to the scene on all of avenue last night where they say they found a man unresponsive on the ground. he was pronounced dead at the scene. an investigation led authorities to 21 year-old jose figaro a miranda. he was arrested this afternoon and booked into the solano county jail on murder charges. >> tiktok. well, it is working to remove calls for violence from his platform. that's what the company says. videos have appeared on tiktok encouraging students to commit acts of violence in schools all across the country. this was the scene at amador valley high school in pleasanton earlier today. police officers checking inside the school buildings as the students were taking final exams before heading

pg&e crews detected a high level of carbon monoxide in the house. >>> looking live, christmas just eight days away. today expected to be one of the busiest days for holiday travel at sfo. how traffic is looking this afternoon. >> this holiday season looking different than 2020 longer lines with people rushing to catch flights. if you have a flight scheduled today preparation is key. from bag check into tsa line sues were scenes at sfo during the early part of the day. >> early in the morning and i wasn't expecting this. >> sfo spoke person said they are anticipating up to 55,000 passengers departing sfo from the security checkpoints today limitless than the roughly 86,000 they saw pre-pandemic on the busiest day during the holidays and 2019. but significantly more than 2020. >> last holiday season we only saw 20% of pre-pandemic activity levels. very little activity last holiday season whereas nelson's thanksgiving we've been seeing about 60%-65% of pre-pandemic activity. >>reporter: with rising covid cases in the u.s. and concern over the omicron variant, families are trying to stay as

carbon monoxide poisoning in a house likely killed one woman and sent three children to the hospital.dren ages 6 to 16 are in stable condition. firefighters. it may have come from a wall furnace inside the home. >> it's particularly dangerous especially during cold weather during heater months because it's colorless, it's odor less. you can't detect it. >> it's important that every home have a carbon monoxide detector and tested regularly. >>> the recent storms mean good news for california snow pack. water system is at 97% of average. it was at 44%. improving there. >> filling up and giving us something to ski and know board on. we're getting more. >> we definitely are. the thing for us is really going to be able to manage this rainfall coming in next week and we will get some breaks in between. i do think we could get into some storm damage as we roll through next week's storm. we'll get you the latest on that. i want to start off with something a little bit light here. maybe you're trying to get the christmas vibes on. cross a few things off your list. heading out for for dinner or

smoke detector. >> this is a combination of smoke and carbon monoxide detector. they are required in single homes now and in apartment buildings. if gas appliance is not burning properly this will alert you before the fumes buildup and will affect you negatively. >> this is a battery powered? >> this is a battery powered and it has a 10 year battery life. a lot of times you may have one or the other. if you put in just a carbon monoxide detector, it's important to have one of these too. every house should have a fire extinguisher, yes. >> one thing people expect to do when the power goes out after an earthquake about using candles. what would you recommend? >> if you have a battery operated candle would be better to use. this kind of a candle, you wouldn't want it in an area where it can cause a fire or aftershock that it doesn't rollover. you definitely want to have this in a non-combustible surface. >> now, here we have our stove. after a significant earthquake we expect that we may have gas disrupted and so without gas in your home, how are you going to cook?

with what appears to be carbon monoxide poisoning. this all started with a family member calling police to do a welfare check. when police got to the house, they found those four individuals. the children were told between the ages of 6 and 16. police say they are in stable condition at this hour. >>> developing now, threats of school shootings on the social media platform tiktok prompted school districts to respond quickly. >> at least one bay area school has canceled classes. >> kenny choi has been digging into this. >> reporter: the district is not aware of any actual threats against any school in the city. districts across the country and the bay area are on high alert after threats and disturbing social media posts. >> there is a threat, they safe everyone. >> reporter: posts like this on tiktok went viral warning students of a popular threat. >> there were all a bunch of threats all over the place. >> reporter: school districts sent notices warning of a current social media trend encouraging acts of violence. >> they are not usu

die from accidental exposure to carbon monoxide every year. >> it's unclear if working detectors weree the pittsburgh home. in a statement a pg and e spokesperson says, quote, our thoughts and prayers are with those affected by this tragic incident phillipe djegal all kron 4 news. >> a federal civil rights lawsuit was filed against the 3 alameda police officers involved in the death of mario gonzalez. it was filed on behalf of gonzales is 5 year-old son. it alleges the officers violated his constitutional rights when they held gonzalez faced down until he was unresponsive during an arrest last april attorneys representing mario junior called the death a necessary and tragic saying, quote, it's important to hold police accountable when they keep violating really clear training that results in death alameda county district attorney nancy o'malley and her staff are still investigating whether to file charges against the officers. still ahead here on the kron 4 morning news mayor london breed rolling out her plan to tackle issues. >> in the tenderloin. we're going to tell you what it all

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dead inside of a home and three children were taken to the hospital with what appeared to be carbon monoxide poisoning. family member called for a welfare check, and children are between 6 and 16. >>> the governor and attorney general are expected to announce new ways to fight crime and we will stream that live today at 10:00 a.m. >>> the omicron variant is continuing to spread and santa clara has detected ten cases and now detected all in of the counties sewer sheds, the advice from the epidemiologists, get your boosters, mask up and only gather in small groups. >> what we think will happen is a big omicron wave, surge on top of delta. >> according to the health experts the primary dose of the vaccine is 30% effective against the omicron variant. >> a live look at sfo and expected to be one of the busiest days for holiday travel and how the lines are looking this morning. >> reporter: good morning, christmas is just 8 days away and we are seeing a lot of people coming through here, this is the line for customer service and check your bags. we have seen it picking up and slow down the same t

inside of a home last night and three children were taken to the hospital with what appears to be carbon monoxide poisoning. the family member called to do a welfare check. the children are between 6 and 16. >>> the threats on the social media platform tiktok has prompted police to respond quickly. >> the superintendent said the district is not aware of any actual threats, and districts are on high alert after threat s. >> it was a really popular thing on tiktok and a bunch of threats, all over the place. >> notices warning of a growing social media trend encouraging acts of violence. >> they are videos about people getting threats casually. >> casual or not. gilroy high school closed friday after the threat indicated ghs but later realized it was referring to a school in los angeles. this letter warning of a viral tiktok that reads many schools will be getting many school shootings and bomb threats on december 17th on friday. san francisco police are in close contact with school officials. >> if you think you will post a threat, fake or real. you will not only get out of school but you are going

now witnesses say they may have suffered carbon monoxide poisoning on the flight from las vegas to san antonio. >>> and it's the holiday season, so that can only mean one thing, that a homeowner is locked in a battle with the city over his decorations, this time in southern california. >> so they're based on the classic movie "national lampoon's christmas vacation." the elaborate griswold display is the inspiration for jeff norton's project. >> jeff has decked out his house for four years. but now the city of lamiranda says a fake second story on top of his home needs to come down, and if it doesn't by monday, then, yeah, the fines will start coming in. >> i will more than happily pay that fine. i'm not necessarily happy, but i'll do that to keep this up for the whole entire community. i'm not going to take this down, no ifs, ands or buts. >> there's that battle. the fines will start with $100 and increase weekly. the city says the fake second floor was built without permits. n a term policy - for an immediate cash payment. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we

. >>> and a woman was found dead in a home where investigators believe carbon monoxide poisoning maybe to blame. the children are in stable condition and an investigation is under way. >>> as soon as today, jurors could start to deliberate the fate of former ceo of theranos, elizabeth holmes. one legal analyst says her defense rests on her credibility. this is duei elizabeth holmes. >>> christmas is just eight days away, and the only place busier than the north pole could be your local post office. >> kris sanchez is live inside one of the post offices right there in center of san josÉ with key dates to remember -- kris, it's busy now behind you! >> reporter: oh, yeah, it's very busy. this is the busiest week. this processing facility serves basically the south bay. they process more than 2 million letters and cards this week alone, more than a million packages. if your package or letter is not one of them, there's still time to get those where you want them to go. here are critical deadlines, though. today is the deadline for first class mail, and that includes cards and packages. t

police say that they were all in distress and suffering the effects of carbon monoxide poisoning. neighbors said, they didn't see anyone coming or going from that house for days. >> oftentimes those events are not short-term ones. they don't come on instantly and sicken and unfortunately kill people. they tend to go on for days. >> authorities are hoping to get more information when they interview the surviving family members. >>> taking a live look outside. let's hand things over to meteorologist darren p, ck for what we can expect the rest of the weekend. >> from our camera on top of the mark hopkins hotel looking east, it looks darker from this one to the west with a little less direct sun light streaming over the horizon. it's foggy out there. for many in the locations this morning. that is going to be the main point to focus on. if we look at the current numbers, you can see several readings here. concord, livermore and santa rosa. all three of them are showing fog from the reporting station out there. and they're all three representing spots for the inland valleys. concord f

smoke detector. >> this is a combination of smoke and carbon monoxide detector.they are required in single homes now and in apartment buildings. if gas appliance is not burning properly this will alert you before the fumes buildup and will affect you negatively. >> this is a battery powered? >> this is a battery powered and it has a 10 year battery life. a lot of times you may have one or the other. if you put in just a carbon monoxide detector, it's important to have one of these too. every house should have a fire extinguisher, yes. >> one thing people expect to do when the power goes out after an earthquake about using candles. what would you recommend? >> if you have a battery operated candle would be better to use. this kind of a candle, you wouldn't want it in an area where it can cause a fire or aftershock that it doesn't rollover. you definitely want to have this in a non-combustible surface. >> now, here we have our stove. after a significant earthquake we expect that we may have gas disrupted and so without gas in your home, how are you going to cook? >

. -- carbon monoxide.the children are okay. >>> today in the bay's cheryl hurd explains. >>> gilroy high school not taking chances. it will be closed and this is why, the gilroy police department says although the threats don't appear to be credible, they are being taken seriously. the same reaction all over the bay area. the threat trending on tiktok, saying the school shootings will take place on friday. >> a lot of the challenges they throw out there to kids put them in a bad situation. >> challenges we have all seen before, encouraging young kids to do wild things like destroying the school bathroom, and the benicia police department said this challenge is putting a strain of school resources. however, most schools will remain open. >> what's the point of this? is it, like, gaining some sort of satisfaction? >> the fbi says it's aware and is trying to determine if the threat is credible tiktok releasing a statement saying we are looking into law enforcement and warnings even though we have not found --

inside a home last night and three children were taken to the hospital with what appears to be carbon monoxide poisoning. the children are between the ages of six and 16. police say they are in stable condition. >>> to bay area covid headlines , sonoma county confirmed its case of the omicron variant and marin county also has his first case as well. that person has mild symptoms and recent travel from the east coast and fully vaccinated but had not received a booster shot. also, health officials bay area wide released a joint statement urging anyone eligible to get the additional dose and the booster as soon as possible. >>> starting today, the chase center is updating covid entry requirements for young fans . those ages two through 11 will have to provide a negative covid test result before entering . for and antigen tests, it needs to be administered within 24 hours of the event start time and for pcr test , the requirement is 48 hours. >>> bcdc director says she will endorse the recommendation of a cdc panel that the moderna and pfizer vaccines are preferred over johnson & johnson's because

it appears to be carbon monoxide exposure at a house in pittsburgh. police responded to the home in the 100 block of vincent street and that's when they found a woman who was already dead. a man unconscious and 3 children who are sick. we don't know the condition of the man we know the 3 children are in the hospital. and again, the woman had already died of carbon monoxide poisoning. >> also happening today. governor gavin newsome and state attorney general rob bonta are going to be back in the bay area today announcing new efforts to try and stop this rise in crime. you can see examples of that here on the screen. the bay area has seen a number of smash-and-grab robberies lately. everything from jewelry stores, too. high-end retailers. they've all been targeted louis that on a san francisco's union square, for example, nordstrom in walnut creek. they've just 2 of the many incidents that have happened. so today's announcement is going to take place at about 1040 this morning. we'll see what they have to say. we will have complete coverage on our 24 7

the investigators think that it was carbon monoxide. >> happening today. we've got governor newsome and state attorney general rob bonta back here in the bay area. they're going to be announcing new efforts to try and combat the recent rise in crime, specifically in the smash and grab retail crimes that we've seen pop up a lot around the bay area jewelry stores, high retailers. they've all been targeted by these thieves robberies at a louis vitton and san francisco nordstrom's and walnut creek. just 2 of them are high profile ones that we've seen recently. today's announcement is going to take place at about 1040 this morning. that's after a morning broadcast. we're going to have complete coverage of that for you on our 24 7 streaming service kronon you can get that at free at your app store of choice. also new this morning. we have police in sassoon city. they're investigating a possible homicide happened about 8.30, last night right along the 4500 block of olive avenue when officers got there. that's where they say they found this man with critical injur

investigators believe it was carbon monoxide to blame for this.n are in stable condition and that investigation is under way. >>> now to a follow-up for you. following the hours of debate a plan to drop 1.5 tons of rodent poison on the islands one step closer to happening. commissioners nearly approved that plan. now fish and wildlife will have to approve this. the hope is the poison will kill off a large number of european house mice now infesting the island about 30 miles off the coast. environmentalists fear potential damage to the island's ecosystem and the chance other animals will be harmed. no date for the drop has been set just yet but it will likely not happen before 2023. >>> happening today, oil companies involved in the recent southern california oil spill are set to start repairs to that damaged pipeline. you may remember back in october that's when the cracked line leaked some 25,000 gallons of oil off the coast of huntington beach in orange county. doj charged three companies with negligence. divers will place a steel patch over tha

5.8 billion tons of return packaging will end up in a land phil, generating 16 million tons of carbon monoxidenot being resold, it's creating environmental damage >> reporter: a software company managing returns for several companies is trying to minimize that waste, but making the returns process more efficient >> it starts with customer experience where we offer a returns portal that is used to initiate the return. people are putting data on what item they're returning, why they return it. it's looking at what that product is worth at that time in that condition >> reporter: some grands sometimes offer a full refund and have you keep the item, because that's cheaper than processing your return knowing what goes into a return, how does that change the way you're shopping? >> it makes me think about when i do order something, i will message my daughter and ask you, do you like this item or this or this i would rather give it to someone or try to return it, give $20 back and know it's going to go to a land fill >> reporter: jolene kent, nbc news, los angeles. >> that was eye opening to me. i ju

they were treated for possible carbon monoxide poisoning. >>> let's take a look now at your friday forecast. >>> a wildfire has caused ex- extensive damage in denton, montana. in hawaii, snow is hitting the mountain tops and flood warnings are posted due to a storm that could continue into next week. on the radar, more snow and rain near the great lakes. rain is also expected in the southern plains and the pacific northwest. the highs today, warmth in the rockies to the midwest, but cooler in the northeast. about 44 in new york. >>> coming up, new research on autism. >> also ahead, what police have revealed about all 14 people arrested for those smash and grab robberies targeting high-end stores. >>> plus, the chef sen >>> we're back now. this is the most unbelievable video you'll see all week. dash cam captured this stunning video of a black car stuck under a big rig traveling down a highway in illinois. amazingly the driver waved at passing motorists showing he was okay. >> it's like he just keeps going. >>> in southern pennsylvania, a surveillance camera captured the moment a speeding su

investigators believe carbon monoxide poisoning may to blame in this one.re told the children are in stable condition. an investigation is underway. >>> we're also following breaking news in stanislaus county. a search is underway for a suspect. a chp officer was shot. it happened around 5:30 in the afternoon. the officer spotted a car in a freeway shooting last night. they approach the car and the person inside started shooting. the second suspect began shooting. the chp officer shot is expected to be okay. >>> an investigation into a deadly crash in san jose at center and burke. two cars were involved. paramedics rushing one person to the hospital. unfortunately, they died. the other driver is cooperating with police and at this point, unclear what led to that crash. >>> if you stepped outside tonight, you might have noticed it is downright cold. already in the 30s and 40s across the bay area and it will get even older in some spots. sonoma county has issued a freeze warning because of it and they are opening emergency shelters for people who need a place

breaking news and that breaking news is in pittsburgh where police say a woman has died of carbon monoxide three children between the ages of six and sixteen were also found they are being treated at the hospital police. say a family member called. police to do a welfare check at the home on vincent street around 7:45 tonight after they hadn't heard from their relatives in several days contra costa county fire and pg&e also responded to the home. good evening. thank you for joining us tonight. i'm on a dates now to our other top story a bay area public health officer with a dire warning about omicron there have now been 10 confirmed cases of the very end in santa clara county the most of any local county and more expected soon. abc 7 news. for jr. stone has more on the new actions being taken to slow down the spread when i look around the corner ahead what i see is a deluge of omicron that from santa clara county health director, dr. sarah cody who confirms 10 omicron variant covid cases in the county and w show ts of omicron. we may have a lot of omicron very soon out of the ten confirmed

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they were treated for possible carbon monoxide poisoning. >>> let's take a look now at your friday forecast. >>> a wildfire has caused ex- extensive damage in denton, montana. in hawaii, snow is hitting the mountain tops and flood warnings are posted due to a storm that could continue into next week. on the radar, more snow and rain near the great lakes. rain is also expected in the southern plains and the pacific northwest. the highs today, warmth in the rockies to the midwest, but cooler in the northeast. about 44 in new york. >>> coming up, new research on autism. >> also ahead, what police have revealed about all 14 people arrested for those smash and grab robberies targeting high-end stores. >>> plus, the chef sentenced to >>> plus, the chef sentenced to jail for a deadly shepherd's hey, uh, i didn't order any pizza. jake from state farm... after you saved me so much dough on insurance with that "parker promo” i devised a promo for you. here's the deal parker, state farm offers everyone surprisingly great rates. yeh, right. pepperoni pocketz, atomic brownie, cuckoo crustiez... there's

tons of return packaging will end up in a landfill starting now, generating 16 million tons of carbon monoxideg up on a shelf or being resold it is creating environmental damage. >> reporter: a software company managing returns for ikea, nike, and patagonia is trying to minimize the waste by making the returns process more efficient. >> it starts with the customer experience where we offer a returns portal used to initiate the return. people put data on what item they are returning, why they're returning it. our system is capturing that data in real time looking at what that product is worth at that specific time in that condition. across all the potential channels where it can be resold. >> reporter: some brands sometimes offer a full refund and have you keep the item because that is cheaper than processing your return. >> knowing what goes into a return, how does that change the way that you're shopping? >> well, it definitely makes me think about when i do order something i will message my daughter and ask her, hey, do you like this item, this item, or this item? i would rather give it to s

the east based city of pittsburgh, that is where one person died tonight in an apparent case of carbon monoxide poisoning, police say they were called to the house on vincent street to do a welfare check. inside they found one adult dead. three children were also in the home and taken to the hospital. they are said to be in stable condition. they range in age from 6 to 16. firefighters as well as pg and e crews are on scene investigating the cost. a man accused of making criminal threats against the valley transportation authority is being held on $350,000 bail. 69 year old roland lebrun is charged with making criminal threats that it be to committee meeting. santa clara county superior court judge today ordered him to stay at least 300 yards away from vita facilities. he's also not allowed to have guns or ammunition. lebron was arrested on tuesday for threatening statements involving a gun during a virtual vita meeting. he will be back in court on december 28. some bay area school districts are warning parents and students of possible unspecified threats being made at campuses tomorrow as part