gabe slate kron 4 news.m) starting in 2018, tourists will be able to dive down and explore the wreckage site of the titanic . the first voyage is already fully booked, despite the fact the experience cost more than 100- thousand dollars per person. the eight-day journey sets off from newfoundland, canada, and will transport visitors in a luxury submarine to the ship's final resting place- which is more than two miles below the surface of the atlantic. this could be one of the last opportunities to visit the titanic. scientists say, bacteria could eat away what's left of the wrechkage within the next 15 or 20 years. ahead at eight.. a grueling day for supreme court nominee neil gorsuch. questioned on capitol hill for 10 hours. the clear message he delivered. plus. north korea releases video depicting an attack on americans. as tensions between the u-s and the kim jong un regime rise. and next. another country banning electronic devices on certain flights ... the potential terrorist threat behind the move. ((b

slate looked into that (gabe on cam) ((gabe on camera)) this has the potential to affect anyone with smartphone, smart tv, or connected carso i saught out a digital security expert to find out for the average gadget user like us. are we affected by this?? here's what they said.. sinan eren - general manager - avast digital security - "average consumer is not being spied on"this is sinan eren a digtial security expert for avast based in redwood city, they make security software for mobile devices, computers, and other gadgets. his team looked closely at the alleged leaked cia documents and says unless you did something bad to get the attention of the cia. he does not believe you are not being spied on through your phone or tablet.sinan eren - general manager - avast digital security - "these are targeted attacks, these are payloads delivered to individuals through phishing attacks or sms messaging, these are all targeted payloads" i asked sinan if people who have a smart tv should be concerned of the cia snooping on them? sinan eren - general manager - avast digital security -"i don't

slate got a hands-on sneak peek at the new device....he joins us now...gabe, this one is a big dealfor samsung right? after the debacle of "note seven" recall.. ?? yes big day for samsung.. they said they thoroughly investigated the battery issue with the note seven...made changes. and the new s=8 will and not catch on fire or explode they really want to move past that whole disaster and repair their reputation.. and the s=8 could do just thati was really impressed by this phone. they have been very busy innovating ... it has features we have not seen before in a smartphone. here's a closer look. on the left is the s=8 with 5.8" screen.. on the right is the s=8 plus with a 6.2 inch screen. these are huge the s=8's adopt a more narrow design they are taller over wider this offers a handy grip very easy to hold.in addition to pin code and finger print security, samsung has added two new security options:iris scan.. your eyes unlock the device.. and face unlock security simply point the front facing camera of the phone at your mug and it unlockssamsung executive says: that's it just po

i am gabe slate and i will tell you about coming up on kron4 news. it's one of the culinary and cock of >>> one of the: mary tail mainstays of giants baseball. they are talking about almost in san francisco. fans of the hopping sports bar can get their fix. vicki liviakis explains. >> raunchy by cash and carry smart food-service. >> reporter: the famous eatery across from at&t park is now in walnut creek.>> there is no baseball park in walnut creek that there are giants fans. they have known about as they have gone. p osborne runs it. >> we are a great american are grow. we have a mayor in comfort something for everyone. >> these french fries are great. they're not your average french fries.>> reporter: not your everyday ambience either. >> you -- >> reporter: fresh salad, tv screens, walnut creek has oyster bar and oyster shockers. but the word burning pizza oven cooks the great parmesan piece of. via menu -- the menu seems to be a big hit with customers.>> no strikeouts. we are hitting from the leadoff to the pitcher.>> >> reporter: how about the c

in concord gabe slate kron 4 news. ahead at eight.. a six month old baby dies... now his mother is demanding answers after not getting through to 9-1-1. breaking news out of the east bay.. where police are negotiating with an armed suspect. we'll have an update after the break (pam) breaking news tonight out of berkeley.... where police are talking with an armed suspect.(steve) this all started with a chase which ended in a crash. grant lodes is here with the latest (grant) wild scene at ashby and college in berkeley. oakland police seemed to have chased a vehicle into berkeley...crashing in that busy intersection. one person was detained. another though...ran from the crash scene and is now on a nearby roof... one witness told our reporter on scene that person shot a gun from the roof. that's unconfirmed...b ut there is currently a standoff...as police try to get this person on the roof into custody. one person in another vehicle was injured in the crash. (pam) now to another big story... viral video of a vallejo police officer punching and hitting a suspect .. d

gabe slate kron 4 news ahead at eight.. we have continued coverage on donald trump's address to the joint session of congress. how local and state officials are reacting to what was said. president trump... delivering his first address to a joint- session of congress tonight.that speech, wrapping up just about 90 minutes ago.president trump had a laundry list of promises in a noticeably more serious tone, president trump still hit the points which won him the election.kron 4's jim osman is live in washington d- c tonightjim.....what's your impression of the speech?how will it how will it impact our area or state? what's next for congress after this address? jim livepres came across much more sober in tone in large part of where he was speaking he attacked president obamas record a few times on the economy. local politicians are reacting...our grant lodes is here with details on that here's what they had to say. senator dianne feinstein it sounds great to slash taxes and spend more money while at the same time balancing the

with your tech report gabe slate kron ( marty ) still ahead. has his car stolen twice in one week... then he tries to track down the theives in his own hands. it's a story you will only see on kron four. live look outside...sutro tower. dave spahr is here with your weather forecast. dry weather conditions along with a gradual warming trend are forecast to continue into the early part of the upcoming work week as high pressure dominates the weather pattern. a slight cool down is forecast by midweek as a weak weather system pushes inland across the pacific northwest and northern california. rain may develop as far south as the north bay on wednesday, but widespread rainfall is not currently anticipated. ( marty ) the department of water resources is increasing the flow of water from the oroville reservoir. lake oroville is currently taking in more water than it is putting out. the water level at the dam has risen six-inches in just 24-hours. the department of water resources is advising people to avoid the feather river because of the increased d

(pam) samsung has unveiled its new flag=ship smartphone - the galaxy "s-8" kron 4's tech reporter gabe slate got a hands-on sneak peek at the new device.. he says samsung has been busy innovating..(steve) the "s-8" has new features not seen in a phone before here's a first look at the galaxy "s=8" on the left is the s=8 with 5.8" screen.. on the right is the s=8 plus with a 6.2 inch screen. these are huge the s=8's adopt a more narrow design they are taller over wider this offers a handy grip very easy to hold.in addition to pin code and finger print security, samsung has added two new security options:iris scan.. your eyes unlock the device.. and face unlock security simply point the front facing camera of the phone at your mug and it unlockssamsung executive says: that's it just point at face and done gabe slate says: "there is no physical home button they have replaced that with a virtual button." it's touch sensitive.. acts just like the old home button but built into the touch screen. on the right side of the phone is a new button which brings up bixby samsung's new voice assistan

and if you'd connect with gabe slate...u can add him on facebook, follow him on twitter. or email - dot-com. (jr stone) what started as a solo new york hot dog cart run by egyptian immigrants in 1990 has grown into the popular 'halal guys' chain. some 200 and counting! tonight on dine and dish - vicki liviakis takes us to their newest chicken, gyros and falafel stand right here in the bay area. ( vicki ) you don't have to go to new york city any longer to get a taste of the famous - halal guys...."have them try it because it's really that good." they're now in the heart of san francisco... owner bin tran explains... and fans of falafel are already feeling nostalgic.

you and restore it with your back report gabe news. and if you'd like to connect with gabe slate...on facebook, follow him on twitter. or email - slate-at-kron4-dot-com. sports is next..the ncaa tournament comes to the bay area... we'll have highlights. ((brian tease)) we are just one day away from the nfl owners meeting in phoenix. the conversation is expected to be dominated by oakland raiders talk. monday is the day when owners may vote to either approve or disapprove a possible move to las vegas.those in oakland held a rally today. the hope here is that they can make a stadium agreement happen in oakland. the raiders are in oakland for the next two seasons but after that it is up in the air. 24 of 32 owners would have to approve relocation for it to pass. this would mark the raiders third move in 35 years if it is approved and it would make for the third team to be approved for relocation in the last 18 months. the stadium deal in las vegas would revolve around a 1.9 billion dollar deal with bank of america investing in a large chunk of that cost. the city of oakland has worked

siri talking - with your tech report gabe slate kron 4 news and if you'd like to connect with gabe slatean add him on facebook, follow him on twitter. or email - slate-at-kron4-dot-com. (spencer) the traditional velvet ropes, hushed galleries and static paintings of many art museums aren't for everyone. especially when interaction is just a smartphone away. so when musuem-goers are encouraged to immerse themselves in the art, it creates some buzz. reporter karin caifia gives has the story.(pkg) (spencer)(spencer) (spencer) i'm karin caifa. in washington, viral.image, gone concept of an a different cosmos. wthin the one tiny speck kusama's words - speck - to use we are one tiny experience that universality in the there's a common ground, there's a universality in the experience that we are one tiny speck - to use kusama's words - one tiny speck wthin the cosmos. a different concept of an image, gone viral.in washington, i'm karin caifa. (spencer) after wrapping up in washington in mid-may, the popular exhibition will travel to seattle, los angeles, cleveland, toronto and atlanta. a big-ti

you if you log in on a different machine, pay attention to those respond back to these things " ((gabe tag))stay tuned.. this is still developing we have reached out to apple to confirm this or make some sort of statement about it and we have not heard back yet. (steve) police are warning i-phone users of a new prank that is spreading across social media... and it could hold up emergency lines... even though they aren't calling 9-1-1. this is how it works... it involves siri... the online prank is telling people to say, "hey siri 1-0-8..." and then they'll hear a countdown from five seconds and automatically be connected to the 9-1-1 dispatch center. this is because 1-0-8 is an emergency number in india and your i- phone registers the call as an emergency and automatically connects you 9-1-1. police say this can tie up lines and prevent officers from responding to a real emergencies. (pam) march madness is in full swing and for the first time in years, some of the games are being held here in the bay area. (steve)that's right, the first games will be played tomorrow at the s-a-p center

here is nbc's gabe gutierrez. >> this is what a near-death experience looks like. italy's mt. etna erupted, spewing ash and steam. heart-pounding moments captured on camera. bystanders scrambled to safety, pelted by molten rocks. about 35 tourists and their guides were on the volcano. at least ten people were injured. one of the guys said hot lava hitting frigid snow caused a violent explosion. etna is one of the most active volcanos in the world. drone video showedity explosive reawakening last month. the volcano is still active and the survivors are recovering after the escape of a lifetime. gabe gutierrez, nbc news. >>> now turning to peru where there's massive flooding and mud slides, leading to a dozen deaths this week with harrowing rescues caught on tape. this woman emerged from debris, covered in mud. she struggled to free herself, managed to cover over large pieces of wood to dry land where onlookers helped her to safety. another man made a narrow mistake after fast-moving mudslides toppled his truck completely on its side. he is seen crawling out of the window and to

nbc's gabe gutierrez has late details. >> we need an ambulance. we're going to need some ambulances. >> reporter: after the collision, utter chaos. >> there's multiple people all over. >> reporter: authorities say a freight train heading eastbound slammed into this charter bus at a crossing in downtown biloxi just after 2:00 p.m. local time. the bus dragged 300 feet down the tracks. >> we had two victims that had to be extricated. they were trapped. we had to use the jaws of life. >> reporter: police say about 50 people were on the bus. most were injured. 35 people rushed to the hospital. at least four are dead. >> there's one underneath the train. >> reporter: emergency crews scrambled to the scene in less than two minutes. some of the injured including many senior citizens were pulled out through the bus' windows and air lifted to the hospital. witnesses say the bus got stuck on the tracks. it's unclear why. >> bodies come flying out of the bus. they went over the top of the bus, under the bus, under the train. people's arms and legs. i mean, it

nbc's gabe gutierrez has the latest. >> reporter: tonight the manhunt for this hooded figure in this surveillance video is intensifying. police suspect he was checking for unlocked cars, minutes before he snuck into an apartment complex and stabbed tiffany ferguson to death. >> she had a heart for nursing. >> reporter: her roommate, kelsey cooper, heard the screams and called 911. >> we felt safe. we never felt like this could happen. >> reporter: so safe she says, they planned to sign a new yearlong lease later that same day. instead, according to police, the burglar entered the apartment through an unlocked door and raided it for valuables when he came upon the 23-year-old. >> this does appear to be a random act, a very rare, random act of violence in this particular area. >> reporter: in a written statement, her twin sister says tiffany was the best of us. she had a heart for people and wanted to help those who were less fortunate. to know her was to love her. she worked at this nashville hospital for years, an intensive care nurse after graduating from college in alabama. as they

nbc's gabe gutierrez has the story of real-life reality tv. >> my job is -- to terminate you. >> that was quick. two months after his debut as the host of "celebrity apprentice," arnold schwarzenegger is calling it quits. citing the show's baggage. with trump being involved in the show people have a bad taste, he told empire magazine. it's a very divisive period now. and i think this show got caught up in all that division. >> you're fired. >> president trump was the show's original host. and kept an executive producer credit. the show is produced and owned by mgm, but airs on the nbc television network. viewership plummeted. the president taunted schwarzenegger at the national prayer breakfast. >> i want to just pray for arnold, if we can, for those ratings. >> i'll be back. >> the action hero did not back down. >> hey, donald, i have switch jobs, you take over tv, because you're such an expert in ratings and i take over your job. and then people can finally sleep comfortably again. hmm? >> the feud coming months after the former california governor said he would not vote republican

with your tech report gabe slate kron 4 news. and if you'd like to connect with gabe slate...add him on facebook, follow him on twitter. or email - slate-at-kron4-dot-com. next we'll show you what to expect in sports night live...!((brian tease)) in our suvs, you feel every mountain we've ever conquered. in our sports cars, you feel every podium we've ever climbed. and now, they've come together to create something you've never felt before. introducing the glc coupe. part suv. part sports car. all mercedes-benz. (jrstone) (jrstone) (jrstone) the remakes of two 90s classics clash at the box office this weekend... did the "power rangers" movie beat out "beauty and the beast"? david daniel checks in with the weekend top five. "logan" spent a fourth weekend in the top five: 10-point-one million dollars pushed it past the 200-million mark in domestic grosses. the sci-fi thriller "life" opened lower than expected, starting out in fourth place with 12-point-six million dollars. "kong: skull island" fell one spot to third place, taking in 14-point-four million dollars."oh my god -- th

gabe gutierrez has the video. >> reporter: this is what a near death experience looks like. italy's mount etna erupting, spewing ash and steam. heart capturing moments caught on camera as bystanders scrambling to safety. about 35 guides were there. ten people were injured. one of the guides said hot lava hitting frigid snow caused the explosion. etna is one of the most active volcanos in the world. drone video showed the explosive re-awakening last month after a quiet few years. tonight the volcano is still active and the survivors are recovering after the escape of a lifetime. gabe gutierrez, nbc news. >>> nbc has decided to put the live in "saturday night live" all across the nation. for the first time in the show's 42-year history, "snl" will air live in all u.s. time zones for the final four episodes. usually mountain and pacific viewers see a taped version but now they can catch it live in primetime. if you're on the west coast you'll see it at 8:30 p.m. and it will still repeat at 11:30. the network says it wants everyone to be in on the joke at the same time. >>> tom

now -- facebook has added these features and morekron 4 tech reporter gabe slate gives us a look..take pkg) new fun filters and disapeering messages are in the messenger app they are calling in their 'messenger day' feature messenger day is a like mini timeline of your day whatever you create and post here will disapeer after 24 hours. you can share this day with anyone who wants to see it or you can pick and choose who gets to see it. so you can make a text group or just send one person a fun message stand up - and that's the key here fun they are trying to offer you a fun way to spice up your messages. you can customize your pictures or videos with all kinds of creative tools there are stickers you can draw over the picture add text big bold colorful letters or they have a ton of built in template designs that offer a quick way to make your picture stick out.. to post to your day you just open messenger and click on the camera button remember have fun. get wacky with it.. whatever you post under your day will be gone tomorrow with your tech report gabe slate kron 4 news (steve)(s

gabe gutierrez, nbc news, atlanta. >>> when we come back, history uncovered. the ancient treasure they found in a forgotten patch of land. >>> back now, with that moment that played out on live tv that has people around the world cracking up. any parent can relate, especially if you work from home. it started with an expert talking about some serious news of the day. when he got some unexpected visitors. nbc's anne thompson has the play by play. >> bbc world news is the epitome of british reserve. serious, straightlaced, until this interview about the upheaval in south korea with political scientist robert kelly. >> scandals happen all the time? >> cue the little one checking in on dad. suddenly the anchor's stiff upper lip wavers. >> one of your children has just walked in. shifting sands in the region to the north may change? do you think relations with the north may change? >> kelly fends off the first intruder. but wait, there's more. >> i would be surprised if they do. the -- >> reporter: not to worry, help is on the way. >> my apologies. >> reporter: the

its relationship with its new host was abruptly terminated. >> hasta la vista, baby. >> reporter: gabe gutierrez, nbc news. >>> a touching surprise for a 10-year-old boy in iowa, he's lived his entire life with color-blindness. a camera captured the moment the world changed forever for him. when his parents granted his wish for glasses that allow him to see everything in technicolor. the glasses have a filter that blocks certain light to allow the color-blind to see color they never could before. >>> when we come back, working at the car wash. we check back in with a father-son duo, whose story is inspiring america. >>> finally tonight, we have an update on a story that touched a lot of our viewers, three years ago we met a father who opened a car wash as a place for people with autism can find a steady job. including his own son. now, our harry smith heads back to find that business is booming, and our inspiring america report. >> reporter: business is good at the rising tide car wash in parkland, florida. how good? really good, says the owner, tom derry. >> we moved the wash from 40,

gabe gutierrez has a story of a syrian immigrant who is now in limbo. >> this is the moment this man broke down. >> how hard is it to look at that picture? >> too much. >> she's beautiful. >> the instant he saw a picture of his newborn niece for the first time. she and his sister live in california. but for the last nine months he has been here at the stewart immigration detention center in georgia, the largest in the u.s. >> i don't know my future. i don't know. >> after being drafted into the syrian army, he and several of his friends fled to the u.s. paying a smuggler to sneak them into mexico. they turned themselves into immigration officers at the u.s. border in california. his friends were sent to detention centers in california but have since been released while a judge considers their asylum. one of them who asked us not to reveal his face showed us his ankle monitor. by chance, he was sent to georgia and is still locked up. >> i don't see the cases as different. i think they share the same basis for asylum. >> the system has dramatic disparities. in 2015, the immigration cou

with your tech report gabe slate kron 4 news.pam) the contra costa animal services department is holding its annual saint pitty's adoption day this weekend. each year, the shelter holds the event to help the public understand how these pitbulls can be gentle, loving pets. but if you don't think a pitbull is for you ... the animal services department says, you can adopt any pet on saint pitty's day. "like saint patrick's day where everybody's irish, on saint pitty's day everybody's a pit bull. we'll adopt pitbull cats out on sunday if we need to."(pam) saint pitty's day is happening this sunday... and animal services has reduced adoption fees to just 50- dollars. ahead at eight.. police say, it is the most heinous crime spree they have ever seen. what a man who has been deported four times .... is accused of doing. plus. a crackdown on robocalls. the action being taken to block the pesky callers and next... the healthcare vote --- postponed. a dramatic twist in washington... as republican leaders face new challenges to their repea

with your tech report gabe slate kron 4 news a texas community came together to help a child with thegift of sight... christian cardenas is a four- year- old boy from kilgore who is legally blind... but after today... with the help of something called e-sight and his community... he has a whole new way to look at life. he was surprised at this elementary school and was given a pair of electronic glasses called e-sight. these glasses have a camera, which captures what is in front of a user... in high definition. it then enhances it into a format where the legally blind can actually see. surrounded by family and friends ... christian was able to see his grandmother's face... and his friend's faces for this first time. christian, esight recipient says"i see you! i see you too! i love you!""jordan! jesse and jesigh! boston i can see you too!" christian's mother says, they heard about e-sight through support groups on social media. but the device costs nine -thousand dollars. so they started a fundraiser and in just two- months they raised the money need for the hi-def glasses... christian

nbc's gabe gutierrez has strategies you need to know. >> reporter: there's no indication the russian hackers used the stolen user information to commit mass identity fraud and prosecutors say they only spied on specific high-value targets. instead they launched spam marketing schemes which may have caused some people to see unwanted ads. but it's all raising questions about the safety of all email servers. >> but at its core i don't think yahoo is necessarily any more vulnerable an any other e-mail service. >> reporter: more than 205 billion emails are sent every day, that's expected to grow by 3% a year. >> it's very troubling. >> reporter: cyber security expert adam levine says the threat goes beyond email, social media, like pictures people post, tagged with locations, are easy tools for criminals. >> these photographs can lead burglars to your home or stalkers into your life or kidnappers to your kids. >> reporter: so how can you protect yourself? not just the basics, use long complicated passwords and keep software up to date. but also turn off gps location services and automati

with your tech report gabe slate kron 4 news. ahead at eight.. police officer in florida behind bars. what he's accused of doing to people during traffic stops. plus. beaten by bikers on highway 101.. now the victim is speaking out about the attack and how it could impact his family's future. and next. we are following breaking news out of the north bay... heavy police presence in napa. that story is after the break it's just a date. i can stay. i'm good. i won't be late hey mom. yeah. no kissing on the first date, alright? life doesn't always stick to a plan, but with our investment expertise we'll help you handle what's next. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase. so you can. i've been blind since birth. i go through periods where it's hard to sleep at night, and stay awake during the day. learn about non-24 by calling 844-844-2424. or visit my24info.com. (vicki) c-h-p investigators says they've gotten a lot of tips from the public about the identity of bikers who attacked a ride share driver on highway 101 in san francisco

>> gabe gutierrez in oklahoma tonight, thanks. >>> now to a deadly attack on a hospital in afghanistan. it was carried out by isis gunmen disguised as doctors. in happened in kabul, just yards from the u.s. embassy. when it was over, at least 30 people were killed. our chief foreign correspondent, richard engel, has more tonight. >> reporter: afghan commandos landed on the roof of kabul's main military hospital as four isis gunmen were inside. some disguised as doctors, moving from ward to ward. i was in the operation room when a suicide bomber in a white doctor's uniform came in, said a doctor. i fell to the ground, then he shot my colleague. a local tv station caught terrified men hiding on narrow window sills during the six-hour siege. they were firing at doctors, visitors, and patients. i hid under a desk, said a man visiting a relative. the u.s. embassy in kabul is just a few blocks away. the embassy condemned the attack. no staff was reported hurt. at least 30 people were killed in the assault, including the government said, the attackers. it follows two similar raids in kabul on

they very well could steal the spotlight from samsung with your tech report gabe slate kron 4 news.ght.. a highway collapses in flames as a massive fire consumes an overpass. plus. he has a story to tell. that's what a lawyer is saying of ousted national security adviser michael flynn. the deal they want....in exchange for his testimony. and next. with billions of dollars at stake... north carolina lawmakers roll back the state's controversial bathroom law. why some say.... that's not enough. ((brittney tease))i'm kron 4 meteorologist brittney shipp. coming up, i will take a look at your 7 day forecast.details are right after the break. has stained our reputation, it has discriminated against our people, and it has caused great economic harm in many of our communitiies." (pam ) north carolina's governor says, the repeal of -hb=two ... lifted a dark cloud from his state.(pam) the controversial bill passed just over a year ago.it forced people to use bathrooms matching the gender on their birth certificates.. and took away other protections for the l-g-b-t-q community. mark emmert i a

with your tech report gabe slate kron 4 news ahead at eight..ocking the marines... the investigation into a secret stockpile of pictures found on a private page. plus. wearing a bulletproof vest and a badge. a man impersonates a federal immigration officer. what investigators found inside his home after arresting him. and next. president trump makes bombshell accusations against former president obama. now - top intelligence officials are pushing back.. ((brittney tease)) (ááásteve / 2-shotááá) tonight at 8:30...new questions about the explosive claim made by president trump over the weekend...in a series of early morning tweets. (ááácatherine / 2-shotáá) he's accusing former president obama of wire-tapping his calls at trump tower...before the november election. grant lodes is here with that accusation...and the responses from the white house, president obama...and others. (ááágrant / landing voááá) our news partners at cnn are reporting that fbi director james comey is incredulous over the presdient's claim...and comey has asked the department

had a father there talking about his son, gabe, had a t-shirt on with h 4 g, hope for gabe. i listened to him talk about his son and the life threatening disease that his son has and the threat that his son is under. the threat his son is under because of a u.s. pharmaceutical manufacturer named marathon. i'd like to report an email -- read part of an email. i hope you're well, i want to let you know my son gabe takes a he has l delplazacor, since he was 5 years old, he's now 11. three-month or a supply. we're getting it from europe available as not here in the united states. the f.d.a. approved the same drug for sale in the united states. what did the drug manufacturer do with the price of it? well, marathon took the price from $116 a quarter to approximately $87,000 a year. now, this is what's happening. drugs that are available everywhere else in the world, it's not that they're being developed with extensive research and expensive research in our country. people are simply buying the right to sell the drug in the united states. and as soon as approved and available in th

nbc's gabe gutierrez has the latest as the region prepares for the worst. >> reporter: tonight, winter's revenge. the northeast bracing for impact after a treacherous commute this morning in chicago. the city's first snowstorm since december. >> one day it's 50 or 60. the next day it's in the 20s. it's hard to know. >> reporter: this wisconsin freeway shut down after several crashes. >> roads are terrible. multiple-vehicle accidents. >> reporter: a travel nightmare unfolding across the country. more than 4,600 flights already canceled for tomorrow. including almost all flights from newark. >> all the flights were canceled going back to chicago. so i'll be spending another night. >> reporter: in boston, philadelphia, and new york, schools are closed. more than 1,600 snowplows in new york alone are ready. 283,000 tons of salt are on hand. >> this should be a very serious blizzard. one that everyone should take seriously. >> reporter: some of the most epic nor'easters on record have come at the end of winter, including the so-called storm of the century in 1993. and this blizzard in 1888 th

samsung's reputation in the mobile space will be burned beyond repair with your tech report gabe slaterk ) coming up... an inmate stabbed 40 times at a bay area jail. we have the details on how the attack happened. and... bob dylan is finally accepting his nobel prize for literature. hear how he is delivering his lecture next on kron four. and here's a live look outside... bay bridge. (vo) shop all makes, models and colors in your neighborhood... all with worry-free ownership. head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... shift your thinking about buying your next one. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. sb 101 slows from noavto to marin city due to earlier problems ( darya ) new this morning... bob dylan is finally accepting his nobel prize for literature. that is according to the swedish academy.( mark ) dylan decline the invitation to attend the traditional nobel prize banquet in last year. he said he had other commitments, and performed concerts in stockholm that weekend.( darya ) dyl

kron 4's tech reporter gabe slate shows us how this will work.pkg)) amazon's voice assistant alexa will be built into their ios app this means on the iphone and ipad you will be able to access this siri competitor. now amazon has several apps.. and there are a ton of 3rd party alexa apps so let me clarify this new feature will be in amazon main original shopping app, the one you are probably already using .. if you buy stuff from them. this new feature will come in an update which is rolling out to phones next week. after you open the app you will see this microphone in the upper right corner.. now right now you can already use this to make voice commands within the amazon app for shopping "add shampoo to my cart" nats - pop and that will happenor you can use your voice to search "find cheapest men's running shoes" nats - pop or check up on an order"where is my package"? nats - pop after the update comes out, when you tap that microphone it will bring up alexa. nats - alexa pop you will still be able to do all the shopping voice stuff but also as

gabe guite reds, nbc news, atlanta. >> as gabe said, a high-volume area there to begin with.ou. >>> a live look at the bay bridge and all clear heading to the toll plaza, but that's often not the case in the morning commute or evening commute. if you drive through that area you know how painful it can be to get over the bridge and a new poll out by the bay area council finds that more than 80% of people in the bay area have reached a cries level. 70% said they would support new taxes or anything for that matter to help fix the product. >> a warm spring station is wrapping up its first full workweek and now there may be luv for thetation that nisled years ago. the talks keel about ten years and city leaders voted to re-evaluate that station because of new funding option. it would create a new stop between the new warm springs station and the fremont b.a.r.t. station. >> more options now for commuters. that would be nice. >>> robbed at gunpoint in a city not used to making headlines. come up, folks in the quiet east bay down of miraga are hurt. what we know about the victims th

gabe slate: it's not just celebrities, activists and politicians.these encrypted messaging apps like signal, whatsapp and telegram are catching on.i'm tech reporter gabe slate, i'll tell you what they offer and how to choose one, coming up on kron4 news. ((gary sports tease))gary radnich:"coming up later in this broadcast...the 49ers with free agency a few hours away... they're making some moves, they're out there. the warriors and celtics we'll update you from oracle arena. what do you say... cal still playing... stanford see you next year college hoop tournament. later in this broadcast. ((catherine)) here's what we're tracking tonight at ten..a disturbing story out of the south bay...where police arrested this man, accused of stalking and annoying four under-aged girls today.tonight authorities fear there may be more young victims...as many at 19!new details on where this suspect worked... tonight on kron 4 news at ten. new at 8..after the recent wideley publicized hacks and leaks of private information over the last year encrypted messaging apps have become more popular.celebriti

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gabe gutierrez has the latest. >> reporter: the billowing black smoke could be seen for miles. up close a terrifying inferno. >> on the interstate, there is a huge, huge fire. >> reporter: raging out of control until one part of i-85 near downtown atlanta collapsed. >> we are aware of a fire collapsing. >> reporter: a major artery used by a quarter million people every day shut down. >> right now i guess everybody is trying to figure out how to maneuver through the city. >> reporter: today investigators scrambled to inspect the damage. >> we do not know how the fire started. we do not have any leads at this time. >> reporter: the georgia department of transportation says the locked site was used to store non-combustibles, state-owned construction materials including coils of plastic. this is a look before and after the flames broke out. >> it's no different than having a plastic cup in your cabinet that does not innight. it takes something to cause something to burn. >> why are construction materials allowed to be stored under a critical freeway? >> it's not uncommon for any ot