clifford! hey, mr. clifford, i think we got a problem back here. woman #2: miss dora, you are scarininme. why don't you try some of your salts again? e air in your lungs. -has she been this bad before? -no, sir. never like this. what are we gonna do? where are you going, chinaman? someone is ill. i wish to help. well, tell me, doctor. just what do you think is wrong with the lady? [groaning] -do you think you can help? -i can try. [groaning] please. breathe gently, softly. slowly. let t ur arms feel like the branches of the willow. i seen some mighty poor-looking doctors... ...during the last years of the war. nener as bad as that. yeah, but he must know something. he's had a good look at our faces. on the other hand, miss burnam may need him to stay aliveve you ain't saying we ought to take him along with us. i mean, to the cabin. well, what's good for miss burnam is good for us. ain't no doubt aboututhat, sir. this delicate heart of mine just might have given out..... ...if it hadn't been for you and your kindness. -to the next town. -you'll ride

home schools old buildings old pipes and plumbing fixtures and sometimes contain lead the >>charles clifford: his job is to keep a close of miss of the state's water supply under control by enforcing the lead and copper role the federal regulation the required lead levels to below 15 parts per billion off in a report released last month the results showed a lead levels off have exceeded 100 parts for billion from multiple occasions is highly unlikely the level of contamination could happen in california he's confident that in the event will happen here they are paying attention finally bear original lead and copper will was created 25 years ago the new rules were expected to be announced in 2017 but this point is unclear it did ministration will support those changes >>pam moore: for those who want to enjoy their value menu males for the little more class mcdonnell's making some changes in going upscale customers can now come hat inside for more restaurant style experienced because mcdonald's is offering cable service we're rolling out touchscreen ordering and pay options were you said if yo

>> love clifford. also, big fan of the brady bunch. i love them.ry cons questionable, first combat casualty against the fight against isis happened in syria on thanksgiving. the name of that soldier is not yet known. stepped on ied 30 miles outside north of the city of iraq can a, the capital of isis. for all of us sober reminder are eat turkey and play football men and women out there on the dirt right now preserving our safety. certainly that family and him in our prayers. >> fighting for our liberty every day when we get to sit at this table. tom? >> absolutely. the christmas season is come up. caught my eye the donald trump presidential campaign, they are selling 24 karat christmas tree ornaments, make america great again only $149. >> it's kind of cute. solid gold. >> very trumpian. but if you don't have the money for that, 150 bucks. 18 buck also get you this handsome this t-shirt big league. >> you are going to look great in that. >> i mean, that's my style. the sleeveless tank. >> to show off those arms. >> right. >> tats. >> big league. >>

clifford two small children. and the rights activists also blame the president elect for the recent spike in rates related tax >> pam: space are taken into custody for resisting arrest prosecutors have not yet decided whether not to charge him with assault or with a hate crime this comes according to the southern part according to a report released hate crimes have risen from 2014 to 2015. some members are now bracing unity. the election dominated his sermon it is a non development on dumped dominate he's pushing people take the president to lead wooshing the administration well. nine people are displaced after fire ripped through the building tonight in san francisco the flames routed just before 730 tonight on brazil avenue ad tech cruise but to people that suffer minor injury no word yet on what caused the fire. being held without bail for the shootings and deaths investigators responded to a shooting and bombard drive friday when they say they found a guy lying in front of a home with a stab wound and then th

>>--we have young adults >> reporter: and san francisco, charles clifford kron 4 news. >> grant: police are again getting violent and try to push protesters away. they want that pipeline removed from the rock reservation. >> grant: they fear that it provides pass underneath that will contaminate drinking water. >> grant: officials say that demonstrators have set fires test the road block. protestors have claimed that there has been dangerous tactics being used by police with a rubber bullets and more. construction has stopped for now because they are talking to tribal leaders. >> grant: no dakota pipeline brith water is life. >> reporter: in hayward where police have arrested nine men went undercover sting operation. some >> reporter: are transients and others are traveling from other parts of the bay area including oakland, san mateo and san jose. >> reporter: and personal injury lawyer and former island needed county deputy. >> we should be out race in anchor what our society began to accept a cop killing is the normal. >> reporter: releasing a video as to why so little out rage at th

kron 4's charles clifford has that story. >> reporter:the east bay municipal utility district delivers water to about 400,000 customers. they, like all providers in the state, are required to closely monitor the quality of their water to ensure that it's safe to drink and use. they must meet tough federal and state standards to ensure that the water is not excessively corrosive and that it doesn't contain harmful containments such as lead. there's also no "one size fits all" way to test water, every district is a little different. rick sakaji is the water quality manager at east bay mud. sot we all draw from different sources and each source has it's own unique water quality characteristics. that's why each individual utilities conducts their own water quality control and tailors their program. sot we test our water every single day. andrea pook is a spokesperson for the utility she adds that east bay mud spent years removing man made sources of lead contamination.. specifically lead pipes that were put in place around world

kron 4's charles clifford joins us tonight. live from pier 45 in san francisco. charles, how's it going? take pkg nats tuesday evening, fisherman working along pier 45 in san francisco unloaded dungeonous crab by the thousands. nats nats state health officials allowed the commercial crab season to move forward for all areas south of point reyes starting november 16th, but a ban is still in place along a sixty mile stretch of the sonoma coast due to concern the crab there could be toxic. nats along pier 45, returning fisherman were just happy to be back to work.. even with the limitation. sot everyone is excited. we had to wait until late spring last year to have any kind ofaction. all the guys are excited. last year, the crabbing season didn't start until december. there's actually some hope that this years harvest might be larger due to the short season last year. sot they are bringing in two pounders, three pounders. guys are really happy. sot there are some that are coming in a zero on a few pulls but they are going right back out there. sot everyone is happy.

these were men. >> reporter: but for nick clifford, mount rushmore is perfect just as it is. what do you think looking up there? >> i think it's the most beautiful thing in the whole world. there never will be another thing like it. i'm so proud to have worked up there. >> reporter: a proud symbol of america etched in stone for countless generations to come. chip reid, cbs news, keystone, south dakota. >> pelley: magnificent. that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.or,,,,,,,, live from the bay area studios, this is kpix news? >>> a landlord blames blame for being -- blamed for being part of the crisis. tonight, he explains why he shouldn't be called a mega evictor. >>> new at 6:00, he has filed more than 3,000 eviction notices: a landlord is getting a bad wrap. emily is on the high profile landlord whose business conduct is being called into question. >> reporter: he said at first glance, the numbers may seem shocking. of we took a sec

these were men. >> reporter: but for nick clifford, mount rushmore is perfect just as it is. what do you think looking up there? >> i think it's the most beautiful thing in the whole world. thing like it. i'm so proud to have worked up there. >> reporter: a proud symbol of america etched in stone for countless generations to come. chip reid, cbs news, keystone, south dakota. >> pelley: magnificent. that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by ((denise valdez)) >>> a seven year old was tragically killed just hours before halloween... good evening, i'm denise valdez. ((dave courvoisier)) >> and i'm dave courvoisier. police made an arrest in the case and say all signs point to child abuse. katie boer is live near boulder highway and flamingo... katie has the coroner's office released the name of that child? ((katie boer)) no.... the coroners office h n released the name of the seven year old boy... or the official cause of death.. but police say legature marks were found on his bod

>>will tran: he shows us what their going >>charles clifford: chp will have extra patrol on the highway looking for problems that annual thanksgiving m maximum enforcement. this is the wednesday before thanksgiving is one of the biggest drinking days of the year >>reporter: still be in court next week according to officials and this was the most recent accident hist they said the bus was not supposed to be on the road where crashed they do not indicate that he was under the influence >>reporter: he worked for the wayne state university police force he was on the patrol near the campus that he was about to talk to someone about some car burglaries right before the shooting he was shot in the head and russia and the hospital where he died a suspect is under arrest of his not been charged he was a five-year capital police veteran >>will tran: perhaps in the spirit of thanksgiving donald trump making an offer to a former credit during the primary the south carolina governor who the daughter of an indian immigrant fifth faugh faugh now he wants her on his team but with a new title for-the pr

these were men. >> reporter: but for nick clifford, mount rushmore is perfect just as it is. at do you think looking up there? >> i think it's the most beautiful thing in the whole world. there never will be another thing like it. i'm so proud to have worked up there. >> reporter: a proud symbol of america etched in stone for countless generations to come. chip reid, cbs news, keystone, south dakota. >> pelley: magnificent. that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. media >>> now at 6:30, a teenager branded on the leg and her parents talk to us and they're upset about the teen's punishment. >> all signs point to arson. >> and campaign craziness, the election flier upsetting voters. >> first, three people shot in a drive-by and one of them killed. one of them was trying to break up an argument, the man who died was a father of five. >> with no leads, the victim's brother said it's time for people that know something to memorial. >> just a sad thing, one of the most honest and caring people. >> candles and flowers don'

in the east bay charles clifford, kron 4 news. >>> at boreal mountain resort ski season has begun. there was a series of storms over the weekend that brought about two feet of snow to the resort and even some bonus flakes adding powder on top on monday. right now boreal is the only ski resort in northern california open for the season. there are some that may be opening soon and looks like a good start to the holiday week as well because in the next 10 days or so boreal is expecting another two feet of fresh snow. in soda springs, spencer blake, kron 4 news. >>> a trio of storms barreling towards the bay area. meteorologist brittney shipp is back. she's got your thanksgiving forecast. we live in a pick and choose world. love or like? naughty or nice? calm or bright? but at bedtime why settle for this? enter sleep number. don't miss the ultimate sleep number week, going on now. sleepiq technology tells you how you slept and what adjustments you can make. she likes the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! give the gift of amazing sleep. only at

>>charles clifford: by enforcing was known as the lead and copper rose 1/7 deregulations the required lead levels to be below 15 parts per billion the test results showed the levels that exceeded 100 parts per billion on multiple occasions it is highly unlikely that level contamination could happen in california the original epa lead and copper rule was created 25 years ago >>james: we also have a full dollar shown you would lead contaminated types look likes the content look at your own house and the world for by a federal inspectors are out on the controversial death of the guerrillas killed after of boy climbed into his and closure of the report says the barrier between the zoo and the animal was not in compliance to standards however they feel they did not have to shoot and kill him the three your boy who tumbled into the exhibit was in fact in life-threatening danger and they correctly follow procedures since then the have made the very tolerant and more protective. >>james: the attorney has sworn into a new specialist there each for free and half for less we will be right that >

kron 4's charles clifford has details.early monday morning, 150 staff members and volunteers at the santa clara county registrar of voters began carefully recounting ballots. nats county laws requires an additional audit of votes in any contest where the results are within one half of one percent. this year 10 races were close enough to trigger a recount. nats philip chantry is spokesperson for the registrar of voters. sots over the weekend, president elect donald trump claimed, without proof, that there was voter fraud in california. the claim raised more than a few eyebrows here in santa clara county. sot those kinds of comments are really unfortunate for us here because we are still in the process of conduction the election. officials here say they are confident that the election results will be accurate. they note that amoung other safeguards, all voters in the county are required to provide a social security number or drivers license and that each ballot is checked with a state database to ensure its legitimacy. durin

kron4's charles clifford has the details. nats >> reporter:early monday morning, 150 staff members and volunteers at the santa clara county registrar of voters began carefully recounting ballots. nats county laws requires an additional audit of votes in any contest where the results are within one half of one percent. this year 10 races were close enough to trigger a recount. nats philip chantry is spokesperson for the registrar of voters. sots over the weekend, president elect donald trump claimed, without proof, that there was voter fraud in california. the claim raised more than a few eyebrows here in santa clara county. sot those kinds of comments are really unfortunate for us here because we are still in the process of conduction the election. officials here say they are confident that the election results will be accurate. they note that amoung other safeguards, all voters in the county are required to provide a social security number or drivers license and that each ballot is checked with a state database to ensure its

. >> pam:charles clifford shows us the major police crackdown on the roads. >> pam:and alecia reid is live at a busy san francisco international airport. >> steve:but first -- meteorologist brittney shipp has your holiday forecast. >> brittney: has as 60 degrees as fickle and to the after now. --high as 60 degrees as we go into the afternoon. i know a lot of people will head down towards the water. the careful because you never want to turn your back towards the ocean. we have a sunny skies and dry road to four things giving holiday. where temperatures and details coming up! >> pam:here is a live look at the roads this hour. the bay bridge -- san mateo bridge -- richmond- san rafael bridge -- and golden gate bridge. >> pam:triple-a estimates more than six million californians will travel 50 miles or more over the long holiday weekend. many people.hitting the road. >> pam:the california highway patrol is out in force.making sure drivers stay safe. kron4's charles clifford shows us what is being done. >> reporter: chp will have extra patrol on the highway is looking for problems. it is

just like anybody else. >> reporter: but for nick clifford, mount rushmore is perfect just as it is. what are you thinking right now looking up there? >> i think it's the most beautiful thing in the whole world. there never will be another thing like it. i'm so proud to have worked up there. >> reporter: a proud symbol of america etched in stone for countless generations to come. chip reid, cbs news, keystone, south dakota. >> and that's the "overnight news" for this tuesday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back with us a little bit later for the morning news and be sure not to miss "cbs this morning." >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >> hi, everyone. welcome to the "overnight news." i'm demarco morgan. >>> we are now one week away from election day. hillary clinton is trying to keep her message on track in the a surprising development about her e-mail investigation. the fbi is revealing newly discovered e-mails contained classified information. the messages were found on a laptop used by former congressman anthony weiner, the estranged husband of long-tim

kron-4's charles clifford joins us live with how people are taking advantage of the storm. and heading to the sierra. >> pam:but first, kron-4 meteorologist brittney shipp joins us. and brittney how will this weather affect people's travel plans. disease deaths >> brittney:the thanksgiving holiday is almost upon us. and just in time, wet weather is about also mean snow for skiers and snowboarders heading to tahoe. >> brittney: and terms of space giving we will see scattered showers and york a spreadsheet not in boston and vermont. --in terms of the thanksgiving we will see scattered showers in the york and in the boston along with the vermont. >> pam: the bangs giving holiday is almost upon us and just in time, wet weather is about also means no for the skiers and snow boarders heading to tahoe. >> pam:kron 4's charles clifford is bay, with a look at conditions. he also spoke up to head to the sierra. out there? >> reporter:at demo sports in san merrifield says that the sale and rental of ski equipment has taken off. like someone flipped a switch. >>--you almost get a panic

a given that our they believe the most likely culprit was of poor borne illness--food >>charles clifford: to help official try to determine which items may have been contaminated the stuffing graving mass whatever were made at the veteran's building with the turkeys and pies are brought in by guest some people try to >>james: she disappeared while jogging in turn the three weeks later on thanksgiving day her husband has broken his silence. >>reporter: he did not speak directly to the media instead he released a statement to abc good morning america using language that was both candid and lore he said she was taken from for two to two days and suffered incredibly durable intense physical agony and severe mental torture he first saw her his reaction was one of extreme happiness and overwhelming odds the. >>reporter: her signature hair had been chopped off she had been branded he could feel the ride the first halves of the fears he assure the viewers all the visions and your head off her appearance are not as graphic and gruesome as the reality of door is interviewed her extensively monday

in the east bay charles clifford, kron 4 news. >>> at boreal mountain resort ski season has begun. there was a series of storms over the weekend that brought about two feet of snow to the resort and even some bonus flakes adding powder on top on monday. right now boreal is the only ski resort in northern california open for the season. there are some that may be opening soon and looks like a good start to the holiday week as well because in the next 10 days or so boreal is expecting another two feet of fresh snow. in soda springs, spencer blake, kron 4 news. >>> a trio of storms barreling towards the bay area. meteorologist brittney shipp is back. she's got your thanksgiving forecast. >>> britney is here and we're heading into a bumpy ride. >> we are. lots of changes on the way. three different systems over the course of seven days. expected to give us close to an inch and a half of rain. with all three storms moving through. you can already see how the circulation, the weather maker in the gulf of alaska that's going to swing right down into the bay area as we go into tomorrow nig

who rode his bike he explained that there are some concerns about the chemicals involved >>charles clifford: thousand gallons a for a few white flame retardants build an airplane as cinnamon and airport to fly apart mrs. in concentrated form which can be toxic will once it is mixed with water and exposed air is no longer dangerous to humans with that being said the fire retardant was opposed by metal have to the needs to be cleaned up most of the phone had dissipated and they were using vacuum trucks to remove what remained >>reporter: donald trump was in the weekend of golf course in new jersey working hard to decide who will serve as a ministration there has been some backlash person of the jeff sessions for attorney general and lieutenant general michael for national security advisor >>reporter: disappointment in sound alarms and d.c. to lost angeles said this over the summer >>reporter: it is ahead of the u.s. justice department deeply troubling and that by every means available and they will continue to stand against a regressive and a call reviews that he is spouses >>pam moore: if he

was there for. >> yes, and also that they not just like anybody else. >> reporter: but for nick clifford, mount rushmore is perfect just as it is. what are you thinking right now looking up there? >> i think it's the most beautiful thing in the whole world. there never will be another thing like it. i'm so proud to have worked up there. >> reporter: a proud symbol of america etched in stone for countless generations to come. chip reid, cbs news, keystone, south dakota. >> and that's the "overnight news" for this tuesday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back with us a little bit later for the morning news and be sure not to miss "cbs this morning."

>>charles clifford: the campus wrapped up their search for the they're sure while ago the to the third said there out here to find any evidence to my point toward who killed this man they're also searching for possible murder weapon family who lived in their buying was reported missing back on october 17th last seen riding his bike to visitor friend and thereby row of parked a handful of people came to the edge of the crime scene investigators have not identified any suspects in the case. >>pam moore: 05 in sues over a homeless encampment ask. >>reporter: there's certainly a debate about whether police were too aggressive and breaking of this camp with the bigger question is whether the strategy the city is taking this is will fairview and on what all cleaned up neighbors tellers less than 24 hours ago there about a dozen tents set up on this corner about 5:00 this morning if east one of them is berkeley city council candidate nancy temple armstrong or you conceive being handcuffed in this video did in your police telling them fleshy block to the jail and during the arrest of one of th

we sent charles clifford out to show with the chp is doing to make sure everyone is safe . >> starting at 6 pm wednesday evening and running for midnight, chp will have extra patrols on the highways looking for problems . it is their annual thanksgiving maximum enforcement period .>> we will have quite a bit more chp officers out in force, to enforce everything from driving under the influence of alcohol and drugs, as well as distracted driving also, any reckless driving . >> reporter: this year, they will pay special attention to enforcing seat belt laws last thanksgiving, 35 people died on the roadways . >> of those 35, 41% not wearing their seatbelts . 17 family members that would be enjoyed thanks giving this year . >> reporter: the highway patrol also says the wednesday before thanksgiving is one of the biggest drinking days of the year . it has its own nickname, blackout wednesday >> during this time period, we have young adults that are out of school and are inexperienced at drinking and choose to overdo it . >> reporter: the highway patrol is asking the partygoers not drink to

in san leandro, charles clifford, kron4 news. >> thank you. as with some of our most important stories, we tell you through a push alert. you learned about this today on our mobile app and you can stay connected with those important stories at our kron4 news app. you will always get the latest breaking news that way. >>> continuing coverage on this story tonight, neighbors of ian teager described the father of two as very antisocial and always on his computer or home. we report from patterson, a small community now rocked by these disturbing allegations. >> reporter: several neighbors of ian teager all used the same words to describe his character. different and quite. news that the 40-year-old had been arrested for allegedly luring a minor on the internet, and into a motel, almost 2 hours away is hitting this patterson community hard. >> to me it is shocking, it's really scary. i have to be really careful with my neighborhood. >> reporter: those that live next door say teager is a father to two young children who kept to himself. neighbors sa

. >> we're tweety bird, we usually do dogs like clifford. >> i can't wait. >> reporter: so they are very excited to get going. the job is blowing up the balloons. mr. potato head is taking shape. he has a way to go, he is getting there. quite a few more balloons to go, we'll keep an eye on the progress and let you know how it's going, katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> a cherished 6abc tradition continued on the eve of the annual 6abc dunkin' donuts parade. >> reporter: 2, 3, 1, blastoff. dann cuellar took us on the behind scenes look last night. you can watch his golf card ride at 6abc.com. >>> grab a canned good before you head to the parade. the boy scouts will collect all that as they role their giant wagon down the parade route. all the donations help the less fortunate in the parade. if you're tuning in to watch live, coverage begins at 8:30 a.m. >>> a fire in camden county has left nine people including 3 children homeless on this thanksgiving. the fire broke out in voorhees at 1:00 p.m. the red cross will assist two families who have no place to go. fire officials believ

. >> reporter: kron 4's charles clifford has the story. >> reporter: stefon kahina is with the state engineer of drinking water. they are charged with keeping contaminant ifs getting into the tap water supply. after watching the residents of flint, michigan struggle with widespread contamination in the water they renewed a sense of purpose. >> we are looking at flint as a wakeup call. >> reporter: california has very little naturally occurring lead in its water but from time to time, lead shows up in the water of homes, schools, and old buildings. the fixtures can sometimes contain led. >> the water in the public water system is excessively corrosive, some of the lead can leech out of the materials and can show up in tap water. >> reporter: his job is to keep the corrosiveness under control by enforcing the lead and copper rule. federal regulations requiring lead to be 15 parts per billion. >> we inspeck public water systems in the state. we review their operations. and we review their water quality monitoring result to make sure that their tap water meets all state and federal stand

catherine clifford explains. >> while the campaign is over, our work on this movement is now really justeginning. [applause] we are going to work immediately for the american people. >> he will be the first u.s. president with no government or military experience and his plans for his administration are controversial to say the least. he says he wants to use his experience as a billionaire businessman to boost employment and create growth. and bring in others with background in trade and commerce rather than politics. for example, his campaign is considering the cofounder of the company lucas oil for interior secretary. ad his finance chairman, goldman sachs veteran as treasury secretary. mike pence could now become one of the most influential vice presidents in history, bringing the political experience trump himself lacks. he is also likely to reward those who supported him throughout his campaign with high profile. newt gingrich is a candidate for secretary of state. former republican presidential candidate ben carson is among names for how secretary. rudy giuliani is rumored to be a

kron 4's charles clifford has their story. our indepth look at lead contamination continues. tomorrow at ten. we look at the danger that could be lurking in bay area schools. police in oakalnd have had their hands full recently because of anti-donald trump protests. but -- they've also been dealing with illegal streetshows as well. it's not just the drivers who can find themsleves in serious >> reporter: are the property owner to remove the letter said the department and they did a plastic and that they cannot now afford not to prospects in the report crowhop rental market. >> pam: 11 contamination continues legal trouble. the people watching are also taking a risk as well. kron4news-dot-com or about legendries the water effects the lid was indeed have on children hit media phenomenon happens the to intellectualize streams and addition of thousands of folks and then >> stanley:nats siren this is the police siren and it's not coming from a police cruiser, it's coming from a helicopter which is circling overhead . then moments later someone launches fireworks . nats: ambiance w

it happened when officers were trying to serve an arrest warrant friday night. 59-year-old clifford ahern was wanted for assault and battery of a family member. ahern is hospitalized in critical but stable condition. the officer suffered minor injuries. the district attorney's office is now investigating. . >>> a rhode island man is dead after crashing his car trying to get away from police. friday night. police tried to pull the man over for a violation but it sped off instead. he sideswiped another car before hit an utility pole on pawtucket. the pawtucket man died at the hospital. his name has not been released. >>> a 7 0-year-old man is dead after a pickup truck hit him near apache way last night. the globe reports that the driver said the man ran into the street. the area was shut down for hours as police investat >>> a billerica man is due in court accused of hitting and dragging a police officer with his van. police say the man was parked in a rite aid parking lot and using drugs and he was accused of hitting the officer as he tried to get away. ablinis is facing multiple charges i

kron four's charles clifford is following this story for us tonight. he joins live in san leandro with more. charles? >> reporter:we first told you about this child sex predator investigation through our mobile app. we sent a push alert at 11:46 this morning. >> reporter:make sure you download the kron-4 news app to always get the latest breaking news. it's free for iphone and android devices. >> reporter: also in san leandro. police are calling it a "violent and vicious attack". an elderly couple sent to the hospital after a car sped off from a rolling gun battle.and crashes head- on into their car. >> vicki:you're looking at video from the scene. you can see the toyota prius all pushed in and on top of a parked car. police had to use the jaws of life to free one of the victims. and the suspect. was suffering from gunshots wounds at the time of the crash. >> vicki:kron4's dan kerman is live in san leandro with details on where it happened and what led up to the shooting. >> grant:dan? >> reporter: people and the toyota was not at all. >> the dark gray

from the tall are 2101 >>mark: pinchot's as how they're keeping our drinking water safe >>charles cliffordd old buildings old pipes and plumbing fixtures can sometimes contain lead >>charles clifford: his job is to keep the crow so this of the state's water supply under control by enforcing was known as the lead and copper will in a report released last march test results show the lead levels have exceeded 100 parts per billion on multiple occasions he says is highly unlikely that level of contamination could happen in california >>darya: that could cause a gas leak in a fire there have been no reports of fires and dealers are going to replace what needs to be done for you for offering. >>mark: one man was hit by a car managed to climb out of the building to give love and arrested because of the fight but they're still looking for the person who drove the car thank you. imagine if the things you bought every day earned you miles to get to the places you really want to go. with the united mileageplus explorer card, you'll get a free checked bag, 2 united club passes... priority boarding...

fresco user clifford takes to us rally at the thomas pain plaza where demonstrators stood in solidarity with the people of standing rock. it's one of many demonstrations across the country calling on the president to reject the pipeline project. active visits worried it could pollute water supplies and destroy historic sites. >> big group of nurses picked outside suburban general hospital. the company that recently bought the hospital. when you see news happening take out your phone and shoot it and then make sure to use the fresco app to send it to our newsroom and get paid. >> that's right. cold hard cash. thank you very much iain. >> reason to forget about yo-yo dieting repeateedly losing and regaining weight may increase heart disease and death along most penn mow pause sal women. women who lot and three gained weight were more likely to die from sudden cardiac death hadn't significantly higher risk of coronary heart disease seth all that being said researchers have a lot of work to do but as with most things this is probably something you want to talk to your doctor about. >>> mean

even the all unearthed by treasure hunter barry clifford. >> he's the man that discovered the wreck back in 1984, we're still working on the site. we've got a fantastic crew. most of whom, we've all been together for years and years, and we go over summer and recover more and more artifacts. >> at 7:# on chronicle, you can visit -- the day of the art indoor water park. musical bed and breakfast. we're checking in, i-n-n, does better in print, on the cape, 7:3 on "chronicles." still to come, we all know if we're having trouble with that thanksgiving turkey to call the hotline. >> butterball. we'll explain. let's see what's coming up new at 6:00. hello. >> hello. >> more than a hundred local re all joining forces. >> a gathering at a synagogue. >> unfortunately, they are already feeling under attack in the country. >> their protest against three controversial speakers invited to an event tonight. >> commitment 2016 as massachusetts voters decide whether or not they are going to legalize marijuana. questions about whether the state will limit the potency of marijuana products. as -- but you

and tonight we got a preview of one of philadelphia's most popular holiday tra digs fresco user cliffordow at macy's in center city. this is one of the best in the city. shows has been entertaining residents for 60 years. i remember going there as a kid regular hours on black friday also tonight macy's unveiled its decorated windo windows and dics village. when you see news happening in your neighborhood take out your phone and shoot it make sure you use the fresco app and send it to our newsroom. lucy. >> love it. when i first got here i was brought there by a friend. my friend frank and his son brought me there and it's wonderful. >> it is great tradition. >> so cool. thanks, chris. >>> in your health, federal health officials say heart disease tops the list of what's most likely to kill you or someone you love. the center for disease control and prevention named the five leading causes causes of death among americans younger than 80 for 2014. who are disease topped that list. then cancer, stroke, chronic lower respiratory diseases and accidents. the cdc says those conditions are behin

>>charles clifford: his wife and two young children came to the u.s.m afghanistan by the year ago they share a very modest one-bedroom apartment in oakland neighborhood of the kids were tested for lead exposure and the results came back negative it is a serious health hazard that can have lasting impact on the child's ability to learn none of this tool is anything else inside the apartments seem to be the source his son like to play outside near a wall with paint >>grant lodes: you can also find a picture gallery showing it would lead contamination in dollars just to quickly align. >>vicki liviakis: the concept and suspended after day crackdown hate speech that declined to comment on a suspension associated with the movement fighting privacy reasons. >>pam moore: his promise to crack down on illegal immigration into the united states now every way for him to be sworn into office in january they say there are saying a new way will the undocumented immigrants arriving on america's doorstep >>vicki liviakis: it tries to expand its international audience >

fresco use clifford ritz at today's al the at 15th and jfk at the tom pass pain plaza.ome on social media pledging to protest every day. there were in reports of any arrests at today's demonstrati demonstration. >>> earlier we showed i was crash involving a schoolbus in kensington. now fresco user juan giving us another look at the scene east lehigh avenue and jasper street this afternoon where the bus carrying kids collided with a red car. one person was sent to the hospital. we did zen out calls for fresco users to shows was us what going on with the accident and juan answered the call. when you see news happening take out your phone and shoot it and use the fresco app send it to our newsroom. you might get paid. >> researchers think they have found an interesting link between heart health and alcoh alcohol. study shows drinking a moderate amount of alcohol my actually prevent stroke and cardiovascular disease. we heard something similar in the past. listen to this one though spicily talking about women who had one drink a day or men who had two drinks a day they saw

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