gayle? (grant) the butte county sheriff has released a list of people who are missing from the camp fire. (vicki) gayle?shelter... evacuation shelter... gayle? sheriff has released a list of people who are missing from the camp fire. (vicki) it includes 103 names - with people ranging in age from their 30's to 90's. reporter charmaine nero talked to some people who havent seen their neighbor since the camp fire broke out... (chrissy kavanaugh, missing neighbor)'- heús about 5ú7 160 lbs, he didnút really have any hair left.'chrissy kavanaugh describes her elderly neighbor - 84-year old james kinner - one of dozens of camp fire victims still listed as missing. ((chrissy)' we went to tell him what was going on but he didnút want to leave.' (charmaine)'burned cars and homes are seen completely destroyed on this property where neighbors say 84-year old james kinner lived.' chrissy and her family tell me they narrowly escaped the camp fire - that left their home in ruins - but desperately tried to

kron4's gayle ong attended the vigil. she spoke to people who lost their homes and are still looking for missing friends and neighbors. this devastated community gathered for a vigil sunday night,all of them sat in silence at the first christian church of chico.holding one another ,as they pray for those who lost their lives in the camp fire. laura rivero-fisher came to comfort her grandchildren who lost their home in paradise. grateful her family is okay but is worried about friends who are missing..many of those who lost their lives were senior citizens..who died trying to escape the blaze.. by the time it hit paradis

gayle?yle)authorities have yet not determined a motive.but they do know the gunman - 28- year -old david long was a frequent patron at the borderline bar and grill in thousand oaks. fbi officials say investigators are seeking the motive for the mass shooting at the country music bar, hoping evidence will allow them to paint a picture of the gunman's frame of mind, authroties say long carried t e shooting years after a divorce and a discharge from the marines and months after shouting, brought a mental health specialist to his door. they felt he might be suffering from p-t-s-d, but decided not to detain him due to laws. seven months later, officers swarmed his home again for a very different reason-a mass shooting.12 people were killed..for just having a fun night out.this is an unfortunate reminder tragidies like this could happen anywhere. anywhere.happen this could tragidies like reminder unfortunate this is an night out.having a fun killed..for just 12 people were shooting.a mass rea

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>> and no disrespect, gayle, i'm just saying we don't know.o you. you just go on. >> yes. >> old unforgiving gayle. >> it's all good. >> there's always a chance mccarthy could face a challenge now, but there are other ways to reward those conservatives who might have been ambitious. talk this morning that jim jordan, who was one of those being talked about as a potential challenger, could just merely be appointed top republican in the house oversight and government reform committee, which would give him a starring role in every high-profile investigation the democrats will hold with their subpoena power to investigate the trump administration. >> interesting that the president had two of his lawyers with him last night. >> yeah. >> as the results were coming in. he must be anticipating that this is going to be a top priority. >> everyone who works at the white house in some kind of senior position if they don't have one already, needs to find a lawyer. >> talk about committee chairs. >> yeah. >> in terms of in the house. you have jerry nadler,

(vicki) kron 4's gayle ong spoke with a local security expert today about what you need to know to stay alive in an active shooter situation. she joins us live in the studio with details.gayle. i spoke with san francisco native brad engmann (ing-men) today.just like any self defense instructor would say, just be aware of your surroundings and know what could happen. brad engmann (ing-men) teaches self defense classes for the unthinkable.. the latest mass shooting is an unfortunate reminder..it can happen anywhere.country night wednesday turned tragic in southern californiaas a gunman stormed the borderline bar and grill in thousand oaks.killing 13 people and injuring several others before killing himself. engmann (ing-men) tells me it's hard to talk about these mass shootings,even for someone who spends a lot of time around firearms.with a background in competitive shooting,he co owns threat scenarios - a company based in navato,t

kron 4's gayle ong is live at s-f-o tonight. gayle, how busy is it out there? (jrstone) (jrstone) there?busy is it out gayle, how busy is it out there? (jrstone) the golden gate ferry will run a normal schedule tomorrow... just in time for the start of the work week. a spokesperson for the golden gate bridge made the announcement in a tweet tonight. this comes after the major ferry accident on friday. the investigation for that crash is ongoing. (jrstone) and you're taking a live look at the bay bridge tonight on this busy travel day. a lot of people are getting home to start the work week so we want to turn it over to meterologist mabrisa rodriguez tracking you're weather for your commute tonight... dry travel weather tonight but watch out for patchy dense fog possible near the bay and inland valleys overnight. a dry and pleasant forecast is set for monday after morning fog burns off. look for highs in the mid 60s to lower 70s. light rain reaches the north bay tuesday morning but falls apart as it passes through the bay area tuesday afternoon. moderate to heav

>> it's gayle night?. >> our very own gayle king was inducted into the broadcasting night.ble hall of fe >>t feel li'm just geing started, to be honest with you. 40 years. ♪ >> out of the corner of my eye i saw tony. >> you did? >> yeah. >> you saw emotion? >> there's a beating heart. >> ooh. >> it means a lot to me because it talks about my beautiful relation that i have, that many sons and with their parents has. >> have. >> yeah, have. he corrects me, you see. >>> now here's a little story i got to tell about three bad brothers -- >> go bianna, rocking out at the table. >> were you ready for what happened? >> no. >> thank you for everything. >> yo, thanks for everything. don't you love new yorkers? >> dr. lapook is here, he's here to give me a flu shot. >> don't look at the label. >> we get a "cbs this morning" band-aid. >> and a lollipop. >> i'm really terrified of needles. >> good for you. good for you. >> yea. >> my hand is finally back after holding yours. >> yeah. ♪ we are the champions ♪ no time

(ken) kron-4's gayle ong joins us live in south lake tahoe.. gayle how is it looking tonight? absolutely beautiful out here. i was up at heavenly mountain resort, here in south lake tahoe today. take a look.. the winter storm is truly a welcome gift to the sierra.. ski lifts are moving at heavenly mountain resort as riders and skiers hit the slopesthe california trail blanketed with all the snow people have been waiting for we haven't heard any complaints just excitement

kron 4's gayle ong is live at s-f-o tonight. gayle, how busy is it out there?200 flights delayed today..but with the thousands of travelers at s-f-o today,most flights are ánowá running on time.tonight i found quite a few áluckyá passengers who made it back home on time.

gayle. i'm here at the wal mart in chico, where it has been ground zero for donations for evacuees, some living in their cars and tents for days now. they have not seen the devastation in person yet.no one is being allowed inside the zone,mainly for safety. one week after the camp fire tore through butte county,the town of paradise is gone.left are piles of twisted metal and home after home,reduced to ash. the same road where hundreds made the desperate escape..now filled with utility workers cleaning up..and the daunting task..as rescue workers search for victims,the number of missing people has doubled and the death toll gets higher each day.many evacuees are staying in tents and cars at a wal-mart parking lot -sot: i've been here since monday eveningmichael robertson lost his home in paradise, he's been living in his tent with his two daughters.michael robertson: "just when you feel like everything is going to be fine, you know you got your family, you got friends, everybody here has been

(grant) kron4's gayle ong is live in chico with the latest details on how evacuees are holding up.kron4's dan thron is live in san francisco with how the bad air is impacting pets... (vicki) and chief meteologist lawrence karnow is tracking just how long this bad air quality is sticking around... but we start tonight with kron4's alecia reid she is live in alameda where she spoke to parents dealing with having to find last minute childcare for their kids, alecia? the air has gotten so much worse outdoors, parents brought masks for their children at pickup today. they're glad school is canceled tomorrow, but now have to come up with alternate ans.pkgtoday is the worst day a layer of smoke sits on the street ... people are careful to protect their lungsbeijing was famous for this, but not as bad as thisair quality levels across the bay area have gone into dangerous territory ... and is projected to be at a more hazardous level friday. school districts are giving students an early start to

kron4's gayle ong is live in chico, where there is a make shift community center, gayle, what are fire victims saying tonight? they are saying they look forward to the president's visit.the new center is at the chico mall,it is the official location where camp fire survivors can get assistance from the state and county.it opens just days before this wn one week and a day later,butte county residents have gone from crisis mode to recovery modebill and sandy hughes escaped the camp fire raging through paradise..and lost everything.they are one of the many residents here at this new recovery center,put up by fema.it is a one stop shop providing resources needed to recover and rebuild.opens just one day before president trump is scheduled to tour the devastation to meet with first responders and victims. you drive up and down the road in paradise,you see homes burned to the ground.the air is thick with soot and ash. crews still combing through the rubble - looking for human remains.back in chico, residents waiting,hoping for answers as they look to the future.

live in san gayle ong kron 4 news. (lawrence) (lawrence) (lawrence) lawrence karnow: smoke from the camp fire hovered from the camp karnow: smoke lawrence karnow: smoke from the camp fire hovered over the bay area today. winds decreased today and the fire danger has eased. high pressure will rebuild this weekend making for high fire danger again on sunday. the air quality will slightly improve tomorrow but still be very poor. highs tomorrow will be in the 60s and 70s. weather conditions should return to normal next week. (vicki) our coverage of the deadly camp wildfire continues at kron-4 dot com. there you will find dramatic video of people fleeing the flames. hear from evacuees as they describe their escape from the fire. and learn how you can help fire victims all at kron- 4 dot com... we'll be right back.. back.. at at&t, we believe in access. back.. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we

gayle, what are fire victims saying tonight?ey are saying they look forward to the president's visit.the new center is at the chico mall,opens just days before this makeshift shelter shuts down one week and a day later,butte county residents have gone from crisis mode to recovery modebill and sandy hughes escaped the camp fire raging through paradise..and lost everything.they are one of the many residents here at this new recovery center,put up by fema.it is a one stop shop providing resources needed to recover and rebuild.opens just one day before president trump is scheduled to tour the devastation to meet with first responders and victims. you drive up and down the road in paradise,you see homes burned to the ground.the air is thick with soot and ash. crews still combing through the rubble - looking for human remains.back in chico, residents waiting,hoping for answers as they look to the future.kenneth juhl (jewel) has a home in magalia and has no idea what he'll come back to, but is looking forw

kron 4's gayle ong is live at s-f-o with that part of our coverage... gayle. there have been waves of crowds throughout the night but so far.a lot more relaxed tonight as people rush to get home for the holiday. people at s-f-o tonight hovering around the arrivals board,waiting on loved ones to land..portola valley resident jennifer sandell says her daughter's flight from newark new jersey was delayed for three hours.and that's the other thing causing delays..

>> looked like a meteor shot out at it. >> actually, a fire work, gayle.ou see the flames but also a pedestrian, you see him knocking on the doors around the vehicle trying to get some help. then you see that fire truck does show up and they take over to control the situation. but just pretty unfortunate accidents. fortunately no life threatening injuries in either. >>> it's time to give away another ipad mini. >> to enter you need tuesday's buzz word, be at least 18 years of age and be a legal resident of the u.s. >> it's coming up in a little bit. >> stand by for the "rtm" ipad mini give away. >>> we all have dogs but one thing we all know about having dogs is sometimes they like to take off and run away. well, there's a collar for that or there's going to be one. >> it's time to put an end to things like this. that's why we designed sniffer. >> they have come up with a solar powered pooch gps. >> wow. that's actually a great idea. >> what they say is that every 15 seconds you can get updates from this gps and what's really cool is it has the red thing y

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gayle, thanks so much.ou at 7:00. >> all right. >>> a heartwarming moment for students and staff who lost their high school in paradise. they just received some major cash from an unexpected source. so each student and staff received a $1,000 check last night in chico totaling over a million dollars donation from this person. the man behind the donation bob wilson real estate developer from san diego, never been to paradise. >> really appreciative because we can put it towards moving on. >> you know, if they take away from this that some guy 600 miles away thought enough to come up here and give them a check, you know, that's all the compensation i want out of it. >> he made the donation he said because his heart went out to the students and wanted to show them someone cares. very sweet. >> very sweet. especially during this holiday season when they could definitely use some of that extra cash for a gift. >> that's amazing. >>> we are tracking our second storm system. we had round one yesterday. we're talki

gayle. the jonestown massacre is the single greatest loss of american civilian lives before 9-11.speakers tonight discussed the moments and movements during that time in the 19-70s.one of them a survivor. on november 18 th, 19-78,more than nine hundred people died in a jungle in guyana.a remote part of south america.the hundreds of people were members to a religious group known as the peoples temple, led by jim jones, a preacher described as charismatic. at the time, many of jones' followers willingly ingested a poison-laced punch, while others were forced to shoot themselves, the event described as a collective suicide -- known as the jonestown massacre.yulanda williams is one

. >> good morning, gayle.rter of newark kids under the age of six have detectible levels of lead in their blood, and any level of lead for children is dangerous. now, newark dealt with an issue of lead in water at some schools back in 2016, but city officials had assured residents they say that their city drinking water was safe. now they have questions for city hall. >> i was extremely upset, extremely upset. >> reporter: the water coming from yvette jordan's tap looks pure but she says it contains lead levels three times the rules. >> your water's fine, everything's fine. >> reporter: that's what you heard from the city? >> yes, through several robocalls, through press conference from our mayor, everything is fine. >> reporter: but the city is now telling residents in some areas their tap water is not fine. it contains lead above federal guidelines. they're handing out these water filters and telling parents their babies and young children should not drink the water. the mayor says the problem comes from old

hyde-smith: senator wicker and gayle, what a force to be reckoned with. i cannot tell you the senior senator from mississippi roger wicker was great. fred kelly. they got out and wrote on the bus with. me. i could not ask for more support. grateful, so humbled for the honor you have given me, to elect me as your united states senator. it is hard to describe the feelings tonight for me and my family. but tonight and this victory, the reason we won is because mississippians know me and they know my heart. thank you for stepping up, mississippi. [applause] said all-smith: i have along this is not about me, this is about the people of mississippi and what is important to the people of mississippi. this win tonight, this victory is about our conservative values. it is about the things that mean the most to all of us mississippians. our faith, our family. it is those things i will take to washington, d.c. i will look to represent all mississippians with these values and i will fight for it every single day. [applause] sen. hyde-smith: i'm your warrior. it is a

gayle. the jonestown massacre is the single greatest loss of american civilian lives before 9-11.speakers tonight discussed the moments and movements during that time in the 19-70s.one of them a survivor. on november 18 th, 19-78,more than nine hundred people died in a jungle in guyana.a remote part of south america.the hundreds of people were members to a religious group known as the peoples temple, led by jim jones, a preacher described as charismatic. at the time, many of jones' followers willingly ingested a poison-laced punch, while others were forced to shoot themselves, the event described as a mass suicide. yulanda williams

awesome. >> and gayle! >> oh, and gayle. of course. yeah. she is. my bff. tell her id , ve a great weekend. >> i will. >>> 6:46. san francisco may have embraced the idea of bike sharing. but a building near green and octavia used to be an auto body repair shop that had a special permit to operate in a residential zone. but about a month ago uber opened this 24-hour bicycle repair and recharge facility for its jump electric bike sharing business. >> with the garage door up, the trucks going in, the bikes going off, a lot of noise and talk. >> it's awful. the neighbors are surprised nobody was contacted on the street about this kind of use. >> the planning commission says the 24-hour bicycle shop does not qualify under the previous tenants' use permit. uber plans to cease nighttimes operatio. so far they have not. >>> it is 6:47. morning rush is on. what do they need to know? >> it is truly in full effect and busy. we have a couple of things on the eastshore freeway, on 880, and we have some mass transit delays. bart is on time. that's the good news. if you w

kron 4s gayle ong has that part of our coverage.jerry lowe/paradise: "paradise and here should have been the main focus. as you can see how distraught these people are and what they've brought down to living standards.">those seeking refuge at the walmart in chico hope president trump's visit will get help faster..as the fate of their makeshift home comes to an end on sunday..paradise is lost.. all that's left are piles of rubble..after the deadly camp fire swept through town..

. >> why is gayle king at holiday odds with lady o? carrie underwood, hope you're watching. >> hey, babe, i've got something special for you tonight. >> only we're with her husband. his very special song surprise. ♪ >> plus -- ♪ the story of a family that you all know and adore ♪ ♪ ♪ always there for you to watch ♪ ♪ that everyone grew up with >> oh, boy, brad and angelina are back in the news again. their bitter custody battle could be headed to trial. >> indeed a trial date has been set. and the latest tops this weekend's couples news. december 4th is the day brad and angelina will head to trial. "e.t." obtained the court documents which state a location has not been set. and angelina and brad may be able to appear via telephone since the trial involves six minor children, the courtroom will likely be closed to the public. a source tells "e.t." both parties are working together to trial. >>> now to chris pratt and anna faris. their divorce was officially finalized wednesday. "e.t." has obtained court documents which reveal chris and