"thank you so much for your service" -"oh, you're welcome, 95-year-old clifford nat "hi sweetie" he's waited a lifetime to see the world war 2 memorial he helped inspire clifford ronbiette wwii i'm just overwhelmed...it makes you speechless to try new worlds to try and describe. it's almost like being on hallowed ground like abe lincoln said at gettysburg." over a half century after his last patrol in the pacific - messages etched in stone are as real today as they were 75 years ago clifford ronbiette wwii "there was times of great fear and great danger and you knew it and anybody who said he wasn't afraid in certain situations wasn't true. everybody even in certain situations, he might put on a real big...but they were afraid. i remember and i'll never forget." nat - taps plays arlington cemetery has a way of reminding everyone the sacrifice made by so many charles lovin "you have to see it to all the markers is sad." on this day - navy sailor charles lovin has the chance to honor fellow sailors lost aboard the uss nevada, by laying a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier charles

last patrol in the pacific - messages etched in stone are as real today as they were 75 years ago clifford ronbiette wwii "there was times of great fear and great danger and you knew it and anybody who said he wasn't afraid in certain situations wasn't true. everybody even in certain situations, he might put on a real big...but they were afraid. i remember and i'll never forget." nat - taps plays arlington cemetery has a way of reminding everyone the sacrifice made by so many charles lovin "you have to see it to believe it, and to see all the markers is sad." on this day - navy sailor charles lovin has the chance to honor fellow sailors lost aboard the uss nevada, by laying a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier charles lovin "war is sad - its sickening. you're kind of numb, i mean its hard to explain i was standing there and i don't stand as well as i used to but its just numbness. it probably the greatest honor i've ever had." nat - marine corps song "first to fight for right and freedom..." each veteran is eager to honor their branch - marines broke out into song at iwa gima, sailo

last patrol in the pacific - messages etched in stone are as real today as they were 75 years ago clifford ronbiette wwii "there was times of great fear and great danger and you knew it and anybody who said he wasn't afraid in certain situations wasn't true. everybody even in certain situations, he might put on a real big...but they were afraid. i remember and i'll never forget." nat - taps plays arlington cemetery has a way of reminding everyone the sacrifice made by so many charles lovin "you have to see it to believe it, and to see all the markers is sad." on this day - navy sailor charles lovin has the chance to honor fellow sailors lost aboard the uss nevada, by laying a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier charles lovin "war is sad - its sickening. you're kind of numb, i mean its hard to explain i was standing there and i don't stand as well as i used to but its just numbness. it probably the greatest honor i've ever had." nat - marine corps song "first to fight for right and freedom..." each veteran is eager to honor their branch - marines broke out into song at iwa gima, sailo

clifford may, thank you, appreciate your expertise. >> thank you.orida beachgoers had unexpected company while playing in the water. a shark feeding frenzy broke out near the shore of panamaa city beach, as dozens of sharks fought over bait fish swimming in the shallow surf. a crowd of spectators watched the spectacle safely from the shore. i'd stay on the shore, too. up next, donald trump finds his ultimate supporter. this is great. an impersonator with what trump calls a big beautiful head of hair. we'll tell you what else trump said that generated some headlines. >>> and i take it up and a lot more with red eye's andy levy and joanne nosuchinsky coming up here next. ♪ ♪ how else do you think he gets around so fast? take the reins this holiday and get the mercedes-benz you've always wanted during the winter event. hurry, offers end soon. like limiting where you earn bonus cash back.hings. why put up with that? but the quicksilver card from capital one likes to keep it simple. real simple. i'm talking easy like-a- walk-in-the-park, nothing-to-worry

in santa clara, charles clifford kron >> catherine: >> pam:graffiti posted on the wall of the french american school. brought out san francisco's special concerns it might be tied to the recent terror attacks in france. >> pam:more tonight from kron 4's dan kerman who joins us live from the school. dan >> reporter: pam, the graffiti was up on this wall. which is right behind me creek island children became and such a school they were concerned about isis. >> reporter:students arriving at the french american school tuesday morning found this symbol spray painted on the wall of the playground >>--capt. greg mceachern/san francisco police it looks like it is a domestic group that has ties to the nation of islam >> reporter:police confirm the symbol with its star, crescent moon and the number 7 is linked to the group the five percent nation still following friday's terrorist attack in france, school officials took no chances, shutting down the playground, covering up the symbol, and calling police. >>-- the graffiti does not appear to be related to isis or any of the activities that occu

clifford may, good to have you here. >> thank you. lou: thank you, growing outrage against the nfl for accepting and demanding millions of taxpayer dollars for so-called paid for patriotism. a report by senators john mccain and jeff flake finding that nfl teams accepted nearly $7 million in taxpayer money to honor the military in games over the past four years, that report says displays should have been done at the team's expense not the american taxpayer. the nfl is promising a thorough review. i would just say, i reviewed it, and you ought to be ashamed of yourself. you talk about the good of the game you? look like abject -- anyway. my review is this. give the money back. move over george jetson, two real life rocketmen have you beat. they recorded a breathtaking video showing, look at this. is that incredible? soaring and diving around in emirates a-380 in the skies over dubai. that is insane. the plane is the world's largest, nearly 240 feet long, four massive engines and two fellas outside. how did they avoid getting sucked into

>>charles clifford: heart condition was unknown. >>james: if you live in alameda you then have to worry about the red glow of not for now the city council decided to postpone the and the calls eviction and increases over a percent here is a cheerful as a classic tells of meeting which took office yesterday morning, the crowds that route is a concealing and police there were discussing where control of the city council meeting in the into people out here in the hallway or arrested a said the measure and a broken hip they said the freeze of the increase to give everyone time to cool off and then they will redress issue. >>james: there will reopen that is the restaurant that is the close from three weeks the source of the shigella outbreak the restaurant has been planned and they said and all opposes any health risk the to dead behind you see merced 7 rap pays have plan to retake revenge as classmates they say it he was not a terrorist but he was angry after being kicked out of a school study group this fall the manifesto in the stock

. >> catherine:kron four's charles clifford is live in pacifica to explain -- charles? >> reporter:well, we get weather alerts for things like big storms, lighting, wind, and hail. but what if we could get real time warnings about the dangers of landslides. well, its not happening yet, but a team at usgs is running a reaserch project this winter that could one day make it a reality. >> reporter:much like we have rainy and dry seasons, the bay area also has a landslide season. it generally starts in october and ends in may. landslides can be big or small, fast or slow, and they are very hard to predict but maybe not impossible. >>we are watching. >> reporter:jonathon stock is a geomorphologist with the usgs. he's heading up a research project with the goal of learning how to anticipate landslides. to that end, he and his team have placed sensors.. like these... in four locations around the bay area that are notorious for having unstable hillsides. map >> reporter:marin county, castro valley in the east bay, the hills of pacifica and san bruno. >> reporter:after four year

in marin county, charles clifford kron 4 news. >> pam:thank you, charles. >> pam:new ahead at 8-15. >> pam:the first reported flu=death in california. is right here in the bay area.' health officials say, it is a somber warning about the potential for a fatal flu season. >> pam:grant? >> grant:this pill problem is getting worse. fake xanax.being blamed.for two more deaths.these in santa cruz county. the prescription drug alprazolam.best known by the brand name xanax.is at the heart of the problem that's cropped up in bay area schools in recent weeks.and on bay area streets in recent weeks. >> grant:most recently, police say two watsonville men took xanax last week.that turned out to be fake.and they died after medical complications. >> grant:one guy was 29, the other, 19. police have investigated cases involving people hospitalized.sometimes in critical conditioons xanax. >> grant:xanax is used to treat people with anxiety and panic disorders. >> grant:pam? >> pam:last march's wrestlemania 31 generated $ 139 million for the south bay, this according to an economical impact report put

kron four charles clifford brings us the story. >> reporter: land slids can be small big. >> reporterthey are looking to anticipate land slides. >> reporter: after 4 years of drout. the soil will soke up the water like a sponge. >> reporter: the sensores will catch the landslides in real time. >> reporter: >>: if we feel that it cangbe dangerourag >> catherine: continued to work in the rain. while the people displaced by the fire are still problems. >> catherine: the deadline to apply for fema assistance is running out. valley fire victims only have two more weeks to submit applications. >> reporter: and the will of a satellite image. it looking teeth east. denzel clear and quite a bit. tamara will be sunnier skies. here's your seventh day forecast for you. saturday will be the warmest day. sunday will have the chance of rain showers and and. >> catherine: a sacramento high school student. is missing out on most of his senior year activities. in june. 17-year-old taariq jensen was one of three cyclists hit by a man driving a stolen car. taariq suffered a severe brain injury and is sti

the clifford pennington confirmed u.s. and russian military planes flew less than 4 mills free each other in syria. officials said it was intentional. part of a test to avoid air accidents. 24 air strikes carried out used coordinates supplied by the opposition. members of syria's opposition have been n invited to cos coe with talks of representatives. u.s. state department officials say the talks were premature. before a russian plane crashed in egypt. satellites detected a heat flash around the jet. according to two u.s. officials speaking to the associated press. it is not clear what caused the heat. a flight-tracking website said the plane slowed suddenly and plunged to the ground. 224 people died. peter sharp has more from st. petersburg. >> they had formally extended the crash site. they are looking at an area of more than 30 square kilometres. it's a large area they are using drones to search for more bodies and debris. they found more debris in wreckage, but no extra bodies today. here in st. petersburg, the awful a

police arrested this man, clifford brown jr. tonight. he's charged with triple homicide. police say he shot a woman, her daughter, and another man inside the forest hill apartments on southern avenue. police say the shooting victims are la keetsa walters, her 25-year-old daughter shah nikkhah and a man named james gibson. police have not released a motive. >>> the democrats to be the next. find out the importance of their issues. issues. >>> and millions ono off-days, or downtime.ason. opportunity is everything you make of it. this winter, take advantage of our season's best offers on the latest generation of cadillacs. the 2016 cadillac srx. get this low-mileage lease from around $339 per month, or purchase with 0% apr financing. >>> the terror attacks in paris took center stage during tonight's democratic presidential debate. each candidate expressed condolences for the people of paris. hillary clinton tried to position herself as the best commander in chief with her expensive foreign policy experience but both senator bernie sanders and former maryland governor martin

also what we have are the original pen and ink drawings from clifford barrowman -- barryman.e was one of washington's best-known and test political commentators in the first half of the 20th century. he drew for "the post" and the "evening star" until his death. his cartoons touched on a variety of subjects, both world wars, and even washington weather. this is in titled the post season parade from 1915. it highlights the departure of lame-duck people from congress. the lame docs in this cartoon -- lame-ducks in this cartoon are democrats, heading to the white house, hoping to receive an appointment from president woodrow wilson. [laughter] our panel will be moderated by david tsipras. david went on to earn a masters in soviet history, and after two to pursue aed out career as a cartoonist. in his words, "it may be strange, but it made perfect sense.i was able to -- i was able to combine my sense of humor with what i viewed in life." his first cartoon appeared in "the new yorker" in 1998, and he was "the new yorker's" daily cartoonist for a number of years. he has lectured on

catherine clifford has more on reaction from around the region. mali's president met with his senegalese counterpart. the pair met at the attack site and discussed security concerns they hoped to address at an upcoming summit. >> we have to recognize that in an environment with terrorism, our position should because this in light of risks. -- payave to be more more attention to them. melian -- investigators said they are following separate inquiries and are actively pursuing at least three suspects. aree the streets of bamako as bustling as ever, troops can be seen on patrol across the city, particularly the luxury hotels. by somee being helped who have access here. they advised, guide, and accompany us to ask -- to security measures. catherine: the attack was claimed to have been done by al murabitoun. there is a state of emergency until november 30 with public gatherings and protests for bitten. thee: it is 15 minutes past hour. let's take a look at headlines. brussels is on high alert with schools and underground transport shot down -- shut dow

they say clifford browne jr. shot all three people.t followed a domestic dispute in the apartment. >>> this morning mayor bower is meeting to find ways to cut down on crime. baltimore mayor stephanie rawlings-blake is also taking part. they're dealing with much more higher homicide rate this year. mayor bowser is sending more staff to her new office in the southeast including kevin donahue. mayor bowser has pledged to put more resources east of the river, the anacostia river because of the unemployment rate there. >>> this week neighbors have a chance to weigh in on the future of old town, alexandria. they're having open meetings with designers and leaders. you can stop between 9:00 and to give your comments on the development. >>> the drive in the cost of turkeys. more than 7 million turkeys were lost. there's good news. frozen turkeys, which many of us do prefer to buy were actually frozen before the outbreak. >> what ten the turkey comes from the farm it's taken to be packaged, steal s.e.a.l.ed up and instantly flash frozen down to

catherine clifford has more. catherine: the plane had been deemed airworthy, and if the crew had passed safety and medical tests -- just what caused it to break up in midair and plummet into the sinai desert? officials say an external impact is the only explanation. >> the plane could not have broken up in the air because of technical failures alone or it the plane was out of control, flying, not falling -- falling, not flying. it had significant structural damage, which meant it could not continue its flight. >> when asked what caused an impact, the company ceo said he could not give more details as the investigation is ongoing. experts need to finish studying the crash site and the lockboxes. the evidence could suggest a deliberate act. with the debris field so wide, 20 kilometers, something happened out there, something catastrophic, something really major. it is highly unlikely to be a technical fault because this is more of an explosion. it could be something stowed away in the cargo area, and what has happe

police arrested clifford browne jr. last night. they say he shot a woman, her daughter, and another man inside an apartment. the victims are lakeysha walters, her 25-year-old daughter shaneka williams and a man james gibson. no word on why brown killed them. >>> trains are going to start passing through the station monday morning pretty early, 4:47. it's on the fredericksburg line. the station also has a new 1,500-space forecast parking. >>> federal officials will decide whether or not police will start using body cameras. were one of many local jurisdictions testing the cameras and they already have the dashboard cameras installed. >>> new this morning, threats against muck limbs am student says he was targeted and why the school is investigating it as a possible hate crime. >>> and why no one is now only ford offers $750 black friday bonus cash on select vehicles, on top of ford friends and neighbors pricing. that doesn't happen every day. make black friday hassle-free with low prices ford cars, trucks and suvs. and get $750 doll

tyler clifford walked two guy s s. meanwhile michael conforta has two home runs in the ball game. but right now it's not enough. trailing 2-1 in this series. they could go down 3-1 if this score holds up. let's go to the hardwood tonight where the knicks look to bounce back from that ugly loss on thursday at madison square garden. the knicks in washington to take on the wizards. different result tonight. carmelo anthony had his best game of the young season with a game tied at 106-106 under two to play. melo beats the shot clock with a tough jumper. carmelo had a game high 37. moments later, buries a trifecta. he had 14. the knicks improve to 2-1 with a 117-110 victory. the nets were in memphis and the grizzlies kept brooklyn winless. zach randolph seals the deal with the power move inside with under a minute to play. the grizzlies triumph 101-91. the nets are 0-3 on the season. on the ice, the rangers had the day off, but the islanders and devils were in action in a matinee this afternoon in new jersey. the devils led it by a score of 2-0. after one, but the isles got even in the

republican reese ferman and clan clifford and tanya eisenberg. >> and to south jersey where bob andrzejczak and his running mate beat the republican ticket in the first district. in 2 the incumbents held on, republican chris brown and mazzeo will return. >> cindy bass took the eighth district over michael garganski. for a look at the seven candidates with the most votes for at large council seats tap the nbc 10 app. >>> you want me to go to the polls this morning but you'll have a smooth drive. actually, maybe not wherever you are. check that. >> check that. let's get details from jessica boyington about what's happening on 202. >> so accident on 202. not a smooth drive but not a lot of backup right now. on 2 a 2 around the 30 bypass. earlier we did have police activity over in the center median and even spilling over into the southbound side. but now that accident scene is taking out lanes headed northbound so you can see police activity there and vehicles involved. but traffic still allowed to move through to the shoulder. but not a lot of traffic moving by. that's the good news it happen

right now with about 94% of precincts reporting, ris risa ferman, dan clifford are top candidates. election results from highly contested races in new jersey and you can see additional results at the bottom of your screen. >>> new at 11:00, a woman is in the hospital after being shot in north philadelphia. sky force 10 was above the scene where it happened about 6:30 this evening. police don't believe the victim was a student, though. a team searched a nearby home. they did not find the shooter but questioning the family. >>> two delaware teens are facing gun charges after an alleged incident last week. 17-year-old juan and lewis alvardo were arraigned. alvardo handed the other a pistol during a fight. both teens are facing multiple charges including assault and possession of a deadly weapon. to chester county where three students are accused of distributing child porn. the allegations rocked east town school districts. >> andrea is live outside the middle school. parents, one of the students checked his cell phone all the time, clearly that wasn't enough here, though. >> reporter:

. >> pam: date is no stranger after flooding in the winter months because clifford shows us how peoplee getting ready for all the expected range.. >> reporter: after really big storms flooding can reach dangerous levels putting lives and property a risk. as ruth very real chance the storms could bring above average moisture the emergency responders doing their best to be prepared for the worst. tom jordan of the office of emergency services says the caltrans chp. of foot apartment terrace apartment at guinness's of and involved in the ongoing cooperation. if there >> reporter: is a massive storm rosetta's from dozens of agencies compete in this room according to the kind of response the office said it and working on public outreach help people get ready encourage everyone to its thin that can be to get sandbags that handy. "our foreign events. >> pam: preparation for cisco. how this city is making sure the store system is ready for all the expected range. >> reporter: freezing temperatures tonight for some areas how cold it will get in your 70 forecast. coming up forecast but the >> pa

republican ferman and dan clifford and todd eisenberg are the winners for the three open slots. and to south jersey now. we'll see results here. where democratic assemblyman bob andrzejczak and bruce land beat the republican ticket in the first district. and in 2 the incumbents there held on, republican chris brown and vince mazzeo will return. and the race for philadelphia city council cindy bass took the eighth district over michael galganski. parker won over strickland. and the seven candidates with the most for at large council seats you can check the "nbc 10 news" app. >> to decision 2016 now. america is evenly split over a possible presidential match-up between democrat hillary clinton and republican ben carson. a new nbc news/"wall street journal" poll find as hypothetical race between the two is tied. both carson and clinton got 47%. carson's campaign explained. >> family people, younger christians, women usually the age 45 and up. and that is our core bails. but we have pretty broad appeal. >> the new poll shows that clinton beat every republican candidate except carson

pam: concern large events such as fiat coming super bowl in san clara could be targeted for house cliffordisco details on how people in charge of security are adjusting to these recent events, >> reporter: to around here and the superable village in san francisco people will see strong security the game is down in the south bay said clara valley by stadium visitors there see a strong police presence. >> reporter: the february 7th levis' stadium those in attendance can expect its security department unless security says there's no credible evidence to the terror attack in seven u.s.. people in charge of security of the game to say they are letting their guard down. very"for the last two years and police chief says that his apartment had been working with local state federal law- enforcement agencies to develop a security plan for before during after the super bowl in light of recent events the team could be reevaluating. for security reasons the she phone: specifics of that plan but did say their goal.. to ensure the safety fbi is planning a training exercise at the the stadium tomorrow air

earlier today, a training exercise was held at the stadium today at kron4 charles clifford was there. >> reporter: hear it in santa clara on tuesday, the fbi held what they call a routine training exercise and and all raleigh by stadium. the media was not allowed to attend the yvette, this is excellent as close as they would let us get. we can show you some wide shot ariel from earlier tuesday morning. >> reporter: this is video from our helicopter partnership with abc seven news. the fbi was joined today by teams from various local agencies including the set to clear up police department. and all training exercise and off about 100 police--people and several helicopters. >> reporter: now, the fbi special a debt--special agent in charge of today exercise said this he did was go on to go and that planning for super bowl security has been going on for some time. >> reporter: the whole planning for the super bowl has been gone on for more than one year this particular exercise has been planned for months. i also ask if the receiving this comparison has influence how the approaching secur

. >> catherine: kron 4's charles clifford has details.in a story that's new at six. >> reporter:herel on wednesday, a group of students rallied to oppose sexual assaults on campus. >> reporter:they say that criminal cases and that the university needs to do a better job of handling sexual assaults. >>only 4 percent of cases result in criminal charges. >> reporter:the students also encouraged the new yes means yes law. >>and to really change things fundamentally to stop rape and hold rapists accountable. >> reporter:the group also marched wednesday to show support for a recent victim of sexual assault. >> reporter:this past august, a male student at cal was expelled from the school for assaulting a female student on campus. he is currently appealing his expulsion and the hearing to oppose his return to the school. >>we want to make it clear to students across all campuses not just uc berkeley that if you rape there are serious repercusions. you will be expelled and you will be held accountable. that's how you stop rape. >> reporter:in berkeley, charles clifford kron 4 news. >> catheri

charles clifford has the story. the the"the students gathered to reflect on the tragic events unfolding in europe those in attendance are members of schools full lovelies association watching the treasure if events elsewhere with the role and so is the dreadful. even the terrorist attacks in europe for thousands of the way the president says that it's important to show solidarity with the victims'. they hoped"the attendance that the actions of you do not refer present the bullets' most muslims >> pam: unbelievable in the heart of paris. >> grant: normal pull this happened to take a closer look bullets fly to cut the deck the shooter outside methodically stalking the streets look. and for people. barely see him. he's up there right now and we continue play towards the front door of the restaurant watch that he takes close same at two people that rely on the floor for him for july for them his rifle jams and bullets to do not come out he walks away people get run away looking be alive a perspective as bartenders takin

please join me now in welcoming kate clifford larson and eileen mcnamara to our stage. [applause] >> thank you all. we have feedback in here. i don't know if that is okay. okay. so, kate, could you have pick ad more challenging topic? you have a woman who disappeared from public view in 1941 when she was only 23 years old. where does biographer even begin and, more importantly, maybe why? >> you know, those are two great questions. why is easier to answer. back in 2005 i saw rosemary's obituary in the newspaper and, it was like a three paragraph obituary in the "boston globe" and, for some reason it just hit me. i had been vaguely aware of rosemary and of course i was very aware of the kennedy family having grown up in new england and i just, i just thought, oh, this life, you know, what happened to her? as a women's historian my antenna went up right away, like why don't we know more about her? i tucked it in the back of my mind and i was working on another book project. i just had the sense i should investigate her life and that might be my next project. so when i did

tyler clifford walked two batters before the got a full day and you could have pulled him after one. tough luck in the world series. >> what fix him friday night -- if we needed that. the moment tyler clifford got in trouble, somebody i know that knows baseball real well said better get him out. he is not getting it. the injury in the 6, people and making a big deal about this. bases loaded, no one alan. you have to break the game open. there are two strikes but you knew he was hurting really bad. this looked like it really stunned. don't you have to make him run a little bit? make sure he can move? leaguer say what are they doing? game. >> was and it was tough to get one run in that situation. kerri believes in his player. >> it could even walk on the dugout. his players seldom as gospel, if they tell him they are healthy and they can play, that is how he learned how to manage the bullpen by letting the relievers tell him if they could pitch or not entrusting their telling him the truth and kerry collins trusting him and didn't turn out. duke: 99, 100 miles per hour. murphy, a free

. ♪ >> michael clifford falling off the stage at a british awards show back in june.dent on stage when pyrotechnics burned his face. yikes. >> hmm. >> a new controversial app lets you organize your own fight club. it's called rumbler. allows to you set up an appointment to fight someone and invite someone to watch. >> this is easily one of the most irresponsible acts one says. >> the other says they can get it out of their system instead of roaming the streets looking for a fight. >> thank you so much for joining us on this monday. see you back here tomorrow. >> yep. "fox and friends" starts right now. >> bye. >>> good morning. today is monday, the 9th of november. 2015. i'm anna kooiman in for elisabeth hasselbeck. a stunning admission from the fbi and members of congress. isis probably brought down that russian airplane with a bomb. our current leaders are are not doing enough to stop them from striking again. >> that is not good. >> plus, call it the trump bump. live from new york on saturday night. these kind of benefits. >> you used to call me on the cell phone ♪

police arrested clifford browne jr. last night. police say he shot a woman, her daughter, and another man inside her apartment. the victim is lakeysha walters, her daughter shaneka and a man james gibson. no word on why he killed them. >>> trains start passing through the station pretty early on monday, 4:47 in the morning. the new station is now the southern most terminal for the vre train service on the fret ricks burn like. it also has a 1,500-space parking lot. >>> on monday they'll decide whether or not the police should start using body cameras. fairfax was one of the many across the country testing out the new cameras. they already have those dashboard cameras. >> a lot of people looked up to her. she was going to be somebody. >> friends and love ones remember the one american killed in the paris attack. >>> plus, the democratic presidential candidate squared off in iowa. find auto where they stand on issues like minimum wage and fighting isis. >> we do want to remind you we're streaming live on facebook right now. come join

. >> pam:kron 4's charles clifford joins us now. >> pam:charles - you talked to raiders fans who have long worried that their team might be moved. >> reporter:certainly, bringing in someone like bob iger can't be good news for anyone who wants to keep the raiders in oakland? >> reporter:no. iger is very high profile and as the c-e- o of disney he can probably assert a lot of influence on the process but raiders fans are optimistic that the team will remain in oakland. >>it's very frustrating. >> >> reporter:chris dobbins is a raiders season ticket holder. he also sits on the coliseum joint power authority and he's president of save oakland sports, which is trying to keep the raiders at the coliseum. he says that by bringing in disney c-e-o bob iger, team owners seem to have stepped efforts to move the raiders back to southern california despite strong local support. >> reporter:the fans have consistently supported the team, oakland is the best place in turn of transportation and the geographic center of the bay area. the weather is better here, the raiders were born here. and frankly,

>>charles clifford: much the same way we have rainy and dry season the bay area also have a landslide season starts in october and ends in may that can be big or small that are very hard to predict but maybe not impossible his is filled with roses with the usgs and headed the research project of a learned how to anticipate landslides he and his team led these in four locations along the bay area that are notorious for having an unstable hillside marin county cash of them in the east bay the hill the pacifica in some block after four years of drought the earth in these areas is very dry so it is 10% moisture content the soil was so of the moisture like a sponge. >>charles clifford: their record the moisture content of the grout in real time patched and send the data back to the research team at this point the information collected is only available to the usgs that is because they're still lot to learn before they can account for them predict landslide. >>james: specifically like kyle said they already do with the damage caused by the use of the wild fire the reports of a large mud sli

by the boyfriend clifford brown jr. >> what did he get out of -- what did you get out of it? you took away from me.i ould ne. sam: picture from happier times. she said brown ad brutal. >> put her in the hospital d down the steps. >> blames maryland authorities for not doing more to stop him. >> sad they have to lose their lives. >> she withdraw a case against him. spokesman for the state attorneyaid. >> unfortunately she did not want to go forward with the case. we have a written statement where she saids she did not want to press charges and did not feel in danger from him. sam: with only a neighbor to teify brawn got off with five years pro base. >> people cry out for help in a domestic violence case. take it seriously. this is what can happen. sam: walters left behind four children ages 10 to 3. now the spokesman for the county attorney's office, the prince george's county attorney said at some point recently she did file for a stay-away order against brown. hearing was set for monday. by she, her mother, family friend were killed here the friday before. sam ford, abc7 new

executive director clifford tatum is resigning next month.he board has been criticized for problems with paper and electronic ballots. polls places also had problems gathering and reporting results for the 2012 mayor's race. >>> baltimore prosecutors want a request to sequester jurors denied. william porter is one of six officers charged in the death of freddie gray. his defense attorney wants jurors placed in hotels with no access to phones, tv or facebook. prosecutor says those requirements could make it hard to see the a jury. gray died in april after suffering a severe spinal cord injury in police custody. >>> if you feel the teens in your life are always on their phones, you may be right. the average american teen spends nine hours each day watching tv, playing video games or on their phones surfing the web. erica edwards has more. >> reporter: like many kids his age, 14-year-old ben hinkel is rarely far from his phone. >> natural to me. if it's not in my pocket, something doesn't feel right. >> reporter: the average american teen spends

police say 34-year-old clifford brown junior murdered his ex-girlfriend walters. her mother and family friend james gibson. the family members of the deceased say brown had been pulling guns on walters and the system kept let them out with little punishment until he walked in the apartment and killed three people while playing cards. while the family blamed authorities the county prosecutor spokesman says the victim walkers was back out of pressing charges in a previous case. >> this is like a virus that you cannot get rid of. cannot get rid of. you know, it's sad, they didn't do anything about it. >> we have a victim that doesn't want to go forward. maybe because they're afraid or they are still in a relationship with the defendant. sam: however, walters had filed for a stay-away order against brown. the hearing was set for monday of this week. of course, by that time. she was dead. it was too late. we'll have more on the story coming up on "abc7 news at 5:00". jonathan: sam, thanks. let's check the traffic situation. what is going on out there. it's wednesday. h

in reading kate clifford larson's new book, "rosemary, the hidden kennedy daughter." was marked by sister margaret ann, one of caregivers later years, rosemary had magnetic personality. as others we too are drawn to the story, perhaps like greeks attending a theatrical tragedy. we know in advance the tragic ending to come. and watched the actions of two of our protagonists. first rose kennedy and her tireless efforts to educate and protect her eldest daughter. later joe, the patriarch in his unending search for a cure that would not come. then for the right placement where his beloved rosemary go and field production r productive. she was born in age, intellectually challenged and learning disabled children had few options. bleak educational opportunities and limited prospects to lead independent lives. joseph p. kennedy, if anything obsessively protective of his children. so fearful one of his sons might die should the u.s. go to war in europe, he did everything in his power, including disobeying the very president who appointed him ambassador to prevent the outbreak

. >> clifford finishes one of the late reservoirs this week to see how badly, the rain is needed. >> right now. we are on the edge of follow some lake. >> follow some is one of california ts largest reservoirs. it has a capacity of a million feet of water and then it normally reaches to right behind me with the edge of the gray rocks. >> right now. after four years of drought conditions. it is only at 15% of capacity and the short line is quarter of a mile off had the distance. >> follow some lake is just how bad the drought has gotten. >> normally, water managers would intentionally lower the water level. >> after four year, there is already space. california could see above average moisture. and they are hoping it would be enough to fill reservoirs like follow some back up. it will increase out flow or contain the water for future dates. >> they are extremely heavy and reasoned to adjust the water level to prevent flooding. >> right nowch. we are dealing with the low reservoirs and fill those up as much as possible. >> knowing that the systems persist where they provide us. tremend

executive director clifford tatum is resigning next month. that resignation comes after a rough year for the board and it was criticized for paid for and electronic ballots and polling places had problems gathering and reporting results from the 2014 mayor's race. only two of the three board positions are filled as the search begins for the new executive director. >>> just days after thousands of prisoners were released from custody, the president is announcing new initiatives to try to help them find jobs. he detailed the plan at a drug treatment facility in new jersey. today the most significant one is called ban the box. it means federal job applications will no longer have a check box for criminal background. >> it is relevant to find out whether someone has a criminal record. we're not suggesting ignore it. what we are suggesting is when it comes to the application, give folks a chance to get through the door. >> several states including new jersey have already banned the box and there is a bill in congress to do the same thing nationwid

and lessons we learned in the past tonight charles clifford to excess teosinte some more of an insurer to in the bay. >> reporter: in the aftermath of a flood the national park service may extensive changes along river high likelihood the largest in the office of the goshen bring. rain in the california. they say a repeat of 1997 flood unlikely. back >> reporter: services hoping what winter result the deepest opec the conditions keep the streams rivers waterfalls flowing through next summer. . >> pam: will have a lot more coverage on our website all week long we will be covering more stories california appears for the storms related all on kron4news-dot-com thunderstorm >> reporter: torrential downpours from fairfield to 30 this afternoon small hail of very strong thunderstorms heavy rain. they came down to the napa valley as well here some of the french this notice the hail on the vine without the napa valley showers and thunderstorms in the east bay substantial rainfall amounts past 24 hours significant rain in the first big storm and heaviest in the southeast they normally get groun

charles clifford, kron4 news. >>> the driver out of the bus same he was powerless trying to stop.it injured 20 people. the driver, ken malver that is hospitalized said he heard a small explosion before it began and then he lost control of the bus as it continued speak up speed. the incident remains under investigation. in. >> two men arraigned for allegedly assaulting a minnesota vikings fan. it happened outside of levi stadium in september after a 49ers game and captured on video. the men are from hollister, felix fasharera and juan areas each arraigned on assault and alleged beating and the 3rd defendant eric martinez was arraigned in september and posted bail. the other two men face a sentence of 7 years in prison if convicted. >> now a story that first broke on kron4 news. lincoln high school students in santa jose are opening up about the inappropriate pictures shared online. police and school officials want to use this incident as a way to teach students about how to act safely online. >> a lot of girls have left school crying because of their nude pictures up on instagram.

robert clifford is an attorney who has filed a class action lawsuit on behalf of owners. he says that this was a steady deception. it has >>> germany was sent over to the headquarters sent over. and for the local people to tinker with the software to get them to comply. they would launch a gift card program for owners on friday. they are currently working on the fix for the vehicles, making it compliant with their standards. no word on when that will happen. see why they are calling out starbucks, sending them to declare war on christmas. >>> let's give you a live look at the commute home with the weather going through the bay area. now, emoryville eastbound a little slow. westbound direction is not too bad. the four on 2 will be right back. with a 100% electric nissan what will you do? how far will you go? how much will you see? electrify the world. now with a class-leading 107 miles on a charge, the nissan leaf is the best selling electric car in america. who wants grass-fed beef that doesn't eat too much of their paychecks. the cash-strapped college student who simply

saved at the fire can official homecoming committee coming together for you need oncoming house clifford will be attending the this evening lever for coming up tonight >> pam: been weather forecast does semmes of rain lisa only if >> mark: and that's not a bad night out there on the bay area devonshire's falling off in the '60s fixes for the evening hours and then we make their way from the forecast as well apply here over the bay bridge right now a cool evening out there and temperatures in the mid-50s right now and cerros of 61 in richmond 60 percent of cisco 68 now in san jose tickle of the forecast tracking the storm that will try and drop in the bay area that a clear night in the 40's chilly night here on the bay area and then that some system to try and chopin and two sunday and arraigned saturday only 5960 degrees and then make early in the monday more showers in the morning commute and point tying for you later the broadcast address saturday a lot on a novel set and then drive and afternoon the beef chili run of the morning member of the mets forecast news whether traffic >> pam:

and unfair being held by the moslem students association of that is open to the public in charles clifford is there has a live look at coming up on kron 4 news tonight at 8:00 stay with us for our continuing coverage on the deadly terror attack in paris on our website we have a complete video of the shooting at the restaurant also details on how the united states is responding to this threat of kron4news-dot- com com >> pam: 0615 the new report out today suggesting mexicans are leaving the united states in record numbers more than #coming into the country we talk with the south the group encouraging immigrants of the glove more and >> pam: a commitment to a bus crash been discharged from hospital out of the 20 people injured last friday now fiver man the hospital of san francisco general one in critical condition 3 fancies condition fenland juvenile who who said this is not being released mean. what concerns are increased mel about to bus safety overall and the nets six bearing kelly takes a closer look for a month top of a double decker. "as belonging to the competitor cruising by constru

clifford. mosul taylor. matt urban, the most decorated soldier from world war two. six gold leaf clusters on his purple heart. he was would it seven times. sitter, one of the pueblo for. matt weinberger. he was born in warsaw, poland, chief ofed as the staff. leonard wood, which saw his picture. walter reed. for all you rotarians, the guy vaccine.ed the polio chennault, who was he? flying tiger. this guy. everybody should know this name. the first aviator to die in an airplane accident. he was flying behind orval right and the propeller cracked, and the plane nosed in. wright survived, and suffrage was hit by the loader lock. he is buried about 200 yards from where the plane crash in arlington. hammett. a communist, whether he? damn goods, and a writer. man."hin he died in 1961. he served in the first world war and the second world war, he was an editor of a newspaper. he died in 1961. j edgar hoover tried to deny him burial in arlington because he had been a communist, but you know what they said, he qualified twice. upcomingowers, an movie with tom hanks about the

clark clifford, maxwell taylor. the most decorated soldier in the second world war. murphy died in 71, got his middle in 1980 because his paperwork had been lost for 30 plus years. only he had six oakleaf clusters on his purple heart. he was wounded seven times. born in wausau -- warsaw, poland. soldier.ways to be a for all you rotarians out there, the guy who created the oral polio vaccine. who is he? american volunteer force. avf. this guy -- everybody should know this name. die in anaviator to airplane accident. he was flying around fort myer, right behind arlington, with orville wright, september 17, 1908. the plane nosed in. wright survived. hit by the motor blog, fractured his skull and died three hours later. buried 200 yards from where the plane crashed in arlington. communist, wasn't he? yes, he was. and also a damn good writer. he wrote "red harvest," most critically acclaimed. he died in 1961, he had served in the first world war and got tuberculosis, medical discharge. in 1961. j edgar hoover tried to deny him burial at arlington because he had been a com

the team will remain in the east bank credit and oakland, charles clifford kron 4 news. >> reporter:up with pat spirit--pets. from past that date rescue from towns with individuals who are suffering from p t s d. -- from pets that are rescued from the pound. up next i will talk with an individual who adopted two cats to help and with his pt acidy. -- ptsd >> catherine: that sank storms--that same storm system has brought thunderstorms. nebraska and kansas is two of them derrick the storm is expected to affect 36,000 people. >> catherine: it looks like deep winter in some places.including here in denver. some parts of colorado got up to a foot of snow. >> catherine: but that same storm system has also brought thunderstorms into iowa and missouri.and some twisters have been spotted. >>in fact tornado watches were in place today in 4 states - including nebraska and kansas. >> catherine: the storm is expected to affect more than 36 million people from colorado and ohio - and from texas north through michigan. >> catherine: driving has been tough.and power lines have been coming down. >>

police arrested clifford brown jr. last night. they say he shot a woman, her daughter, and another man. the vish tims are lakisha walters, her 25-year-old daughter and the man named james gibson. no word on why brown killed them. >>> over the weekend you have a chance to catch the new vre station. trains will pass through the station monday morning at 4:47. the new station now the southern most terminal for the vre service. that's on the fred ricks burlg line. the train station has a 1,500-space parking lot. >>> and fairfax will decide whether or not the police department will start using pod cams. they're one of the jurisdictions testing the cameras. >>> the nfl reacting to the terror attacks in paris. what the commissioner is asking from teams and the changes go into effect today at fedex field. >>> the democratic presidential candidates squared off in awa. find out where they stand on ♪ every sip. the taste uniquely dunkin'. each cup uniquely you. brewed fresh because it's not just any coffee. it's your coffee, your dunkin'. am