and spent his life at carvings i was one or more at kaiser i am a really proud when a lot of folks in my county they were hired another kaiser kaiser wants to do more they see the changes of puck housing and step up to the plate to make sure that social services excuse me. social that are missing in public housing are directly there when the residents need them the most i was at plaza e the other day and hearing about the homelessness with we never talked to the police and had a relationship with the police here we have a community talking to the police about what we can do to improve the community policing and what we can do it work together to improve the quality of life of everyone who knows in public housing it was really amazing and made me that wanting to fight hard to do everything to bring the resources directly to the resident that need it the most this gift is tremendous and it is needed and a appreciated we're going to make sure that each and every dollars is used for the purpose intend to change the lives of the resident of public housing this is a start and looking forward to many more contributions in the future thank

three of them are in the bay area which is kaiser, open kaiser sacramento not bay area but closed in nus your cfs and the other hospitals will come on board we know that you have [inaudible] in california will become ebola treatment centers. they also denied a second category of hospital that the calling ebola assessment centers. the idea there is that the truth is that the only people who are really concerned about coming down with ebola are the people we are monitoring. basically were capturing every. coming back. so we know who's been potentially exposed and the people who would become sick would come out of that group of people. so the idea is that if they develop any symptoms and some of them will, they would go to and ebola assessment center, and if they test positive they would go to a treatment center. that's the general plan for the us. the way they would are going to do it in california, would probably go to use the ebola treatment centers for both those categories. just because a number of people that were following is small enough that it just makes sense to send everybod

ultimatum to serbia, he first contacted the kaiser as to whether the kaiser would support him if he invaded in a punitive type of war, serbia. and the kaiserered yes. and his view was that was the real spark that brought up at world war i and in essence caused the allies to blame germany for the beginnings of war. i wonder if you have a view on that. >> i knew john keegan actually just not because we shared the subject, but we talked about this. i think that was a really very valuable way of looking at it to tell you the truth. the only thing i would add is i am talking about it today. if willie had been different, if the kaiser had been different, he may not have said yes. the alliance was there and the link as the germans like to call the two danish sisters and the way they influenced the respective husbands, that was very active as well. you did really have two camps. >> the question here in the back. can you speak a little bit about the danish princesses and their fashion and how that had a political -- >> i'm glad you asked. shortening the talk, i left out all sorts of things saying i better leave that out. that was one of the things

÷8 austri austria-hungary, he first contacted the kaiser as to whether the kaiser would support him if he invaded in a type of war serbia and the kaiseriew was that was the real spark that brought about world war i and in essence caused the allies later to blame germany for the beginnings of the war. i wonder if you have a view on that? >> i knew john keagan, actually, not just because we shared a subject. we talked about this. and i think -- i think that was a really, a very valuable way of looking at it to tell you the truth. thew only thing i would add to t what i talked about today which is if willie was different, if the kaiser had been different he might not have said yes. mind you the alliance was an alliance and what's more the wales copenhagen link as the germans like to call the two danish sisters and the way they influenced t(5)"gñ respective husbands, that was very active as well. so you did really have two camps. >> question here in the back. could you speak about the danish princesses and their fashion -- >> i'm glad you asked. shortening this talking left out all sorts of things. i was looking down at my notes thinking

the kaiser took the opposite position. the kaiser took a pro-serb position. i suppose the assassination and the wildcard just can't figure out for some reason no one has been interested in this half of the confession. everybody knows about the first half. in the second half of the confession, he said quite openly that the russians gave him the green light and gave him money by which he meant the russian military at cachet, who may have been conducting a rogue foreign policy. there may have been no support from higher channels in st. petersburg. that was often true in this era. diplomats were on a longer leash than today and probably because communications were slower and given more leeway. in the case of the balkans he made policy and created the first balkan war. so it's a great question. frankly, i think in the end you would have to ask the russians because i just don't know. >> one more. >> continuing in the same area you are discussing, what's the end game of the assassination? was it to provoke war? was that the assassins' objective? it is hard to say. p

then, sent its ultimatum to serbia, he first contacted the kaiser as to whether the kaiser would support him if he invaded serbia. and the kaiser answered yes. and his view was that was the real spark that brought about world war i and, in essence, caused the allies later to blame germany for the beginnings of the war. i wonder if you have a view on that. >> well, i knew john keegan actually just -- not because we shared a subject. and we talked about this and i think that was a very valuable way of looking at it, to tell you the truth. the only thing i would add to it is what i have been talking about today, which is if willie had been different, if the kaiser had been different, he might not have said yes. though mind you, the alliance -- it was an alliance. and what's more, the wales-copenhagen link, as the germans like to call the two danish sisters and the way they influenced their respective husbands, that was very active as well. so you did really have two camps. >> question here in the back. could you speak a little bit about the danish princesses and their fashion and how that had some kind of pliolitical -- >> i'm gla

kaiser was volatile. everyone knew this. he was kind of a wild card. but he was not seen as a warmongerer by those who knew him the best. but recently during the second balkan war, the kaiser had taken a position against off t austria-hungary and even said so, that a war would leave us quite l# z&d. he in fact took serbia's position in the major question of the balkan wars, whether rattic. he said anything else would be nonsense. he did notz7p take a pro austri line. he was, however, probably alone among royal houses liking franz ferdinand. he was not a popular man, but the kaiser him. but now the kaiser was angry. his blood was up. that was the first trick for the austrians. now with its most powerful opponent of the picture, the war party is gearing up. conrad wants a war right now. of course he has to reckon with the fact that austria-hungary is about to send its army on harvest leave, which is why he wants to go right away. the northern minister is slightly less gung ho. he is opposed by a hungarian. so things are complicated. the austrians have to figure out what germany would do. the plan was to corner the kaiser at the funeral while he was still emotional and angry. but he didn't come to the funeral, and no one else came to the funeral either because the emperor didn't like his nephew and didn't want anyone to come. he said it was because he had back pain, but they actually weren't sure they could secure the funeral. austria was kind of a laughing stock. a copy of the mobilization plan was sold to the russians. various copies of the german plan was sold

and right here, the kaiser is greeting a crowd from the royal palace. anladce the kaiser wilhelm is sitting on his horse. some of the more interesting pe aspects of what he have for this exhibit are the material culture objects that andy stengel had donated. so within just this case, we have two different pins that were passed around in germany ad during the war. these include a pin calling on germans not to forget their colonies. this was a reminder that germany was finding not just for its territory in europe, but also its holdings in africa. and then there's a pin here to show solidarity with the combatants. a little pin ofants a german he, which a person could wear in order to signify their loyalty to the war effort.s one theme that was really representative in the madison collections was anti-german propaganda. and a lot of this in the u.s. a focused on thelo german invasio of france by way of belgium.invi in this case, we have, once again, the idea that germany has violated belgian neutrality, and that's indicated in this pamphlet, a knife stabbing through the germa

kaiser is creating a crowd from the royal palace and the kaiser is sitting on his horse. some of the more interesting aspects of what we have here for material culture objects that andy had donated. have two different pins that we're -- that were passed around in germany during the war. these include a pin calling on germans not to forget the kol anies. it was a reminder they were fighting for holdings in africa. and then there's a pin here to show solidarity with the combatants. a little pin of a german helmet which a person could wear to signify their loyalty to the war effort. one theme that was really heavily represented in the collections was anti-german propagan propaganda. a lot of this in the u.s. focused on the"].Ñ german invas once again the idea that germany has violated neutrality and that's reflected in the pamphlet. crimes in which a bloody knife is stabbing through the treaty. but also we have a couple of nice images. for example, this image from reality in which the germans are bombing two belgian children and calling it military necessity and then this pamphlet given out in new york, thousands of children of france are crying to you to save them from german frightfulness. here the idea is again that germany is committing crimes against civilians, they're not conducting an honorable war. in conjunction with that, there are lots of books that are put out against germany that claim to either tell the truth about what germany is doing in belgium, tell the truth about the german war aims or to highlight atrocities against p populati populations. there's germany versus civilization.% and then i like this book. it's all about how there's something flawed within german culture that led them to start this war and to engage in an unjust conflict against the belgian civilian population. what's interesting about the first world war is that the print culture is so advanced that even in putting together this exhibit, we were swimming in sources. it's not the first time that propaganda is used. but a lot of the propaganda in this case and the belgian case is aimed at trying to get americans to put pressure on the civilian government to join the war. america is neutral until 1917. these materials are trying to show america is fighting an unjust conflict. that's evil represented by germany. it needses to be stopped. before further damage is done to the belgian and french civilian populations. all of the cases are over stated. it's true that germany would commit reprisals like if there was a sharp shooter they would find them and shoot unarmed civilians. but there are lots of stories. the idea that germanss are bayonetting belgian babieses which is not true. this leads it is allies to down play storieses of german atrocitieses because the case was so over stated in the first world war. mood of the country at the beginning of the conflict to get at the message of the different sources from 1914. in the case of france it's a defensive war. france has been attacked by germany. they need to defend the homeland. you have for example a french soldier p in the woods saying no one shall pass. the idea being that germany has taken part of france but they will not gain any more territory. in these images it's soldiers from paris going to confront the western front. there were a lot of him woirmem written. popular in france is a recount of combat experience. in germany it is praised as a time to be heroic. this looks at the trauma of combat. the ways in which it is not glorious. what's interesting is that they come after the war but the combat experience is not widely speculated during the world warment with the french case, the german case, the clouds gathered. there is a sense that all political differences need to be set aside. france calls this the sacred union. in germany the kaisers i no longer see political party s. /tñ the idea being that united we can conquer our foes quickly. first world war is none of the countries had a territorial stake on the other countries. the war germany had in mind when they engaged france and russia, but no real legal reason to attack france after declaring war on russia was the war of 1870-71 in which germany won quickly against the french army. the idea we would be home by christmas is something all sides shared. germany believed they would on oh them and take a territory. nobody manualed that when the armies met it would lead to a stalemate and bloodshed of previously unknown scales. there is a sense of foreboding, knowledge that this welcome a confrontation. just in the first weeks. the armies were equipped with effective defensive weapons but not highly effective offensive weapons. things like barb ed wire, the repeater rifle, machine gun are good for holding a position but not necessarily useful for breaking through. each sid

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kaiser tilely was quite fond of him. they had recently visited, talked about all kinds of affairs of state and now the kaiser was angry. his blood was up. that was the first trick for the austrians. there was no mystery there was a war party in vienna. now the war party is gearing up. conrad wants a war right now. of course he has to reckon with the fact that austria hungary is about to send its army on harvest leave which is going to slow things down a bit. that's why he wants to go right away. in the end he doesn't get his way. the foreign minister is only slightly less gung ho. he is opposed by a hungarian. so things are a little bit complicated. the main thing the austrians have to figure out is what germany will do. now the original plan was to corner the kaiser at the funeral while he was still angry and emotional. unfortunately he didn't come to the funeral. that's partly because no one else came to the funeral either because the emperor didn't like his nephew and didn't want anyone to come there. it was also because the kaiser had supposedly been attacked with a lower back pain. privately the germans in fact said that he shouldn't go to vienna because they weren't sure the austrians could secure their own funeral from terrorism. austria hungary was kind of a laughing stock. copy of the mobilization plan had been sold to the russians. various plans had been sold to the russians by the same man. so it wasn't really expected that they would be particularly competent but that's what the germans wanted. that was the first real serious problem. not miscommunication so much as misunderstanding. when the austrians finally corner the kaiser back in berlin and just badgered him, and at first he actually said no. at first he said no no no i fear euro

kaiser tilely was quite fond of him. they had recently visited, talked about all kinds of affairs of state and now the kaiser was angry. his blood was up. that was the first trick for the austrians. there was no mystery there was a war party in vienna. now the war party is gearing up. conrad wants a war right now. of course he has to reckon with the fact that austria hungary is about to send its army on harvest leave which is going to slow things down a bit. that's why he wants to go right away. in the end he doesn't get his way. the foreign minister is only slightly less gung ho. he is opposed by a hungarian. so things are a little bit complicated. the main thing the austrians have to figure out is what germany will do. now the original plan was to corner the kaiser at the funeral while he was still angry and emotional. unfortunately he didn't come to the funeral. that's partly because no one else came to the funeral either because the emperor didn't like his nephew and didn't want anyone to come there. it was also because the kaiser had supposedly been attacked with a lower back pain. privately the germans in fact said that he shouldn't go to vienna because they weren't sure the austrians could secure their own funeral from terrorism. austria hungary was kind of a laughing stock. copy of the mobilization plan had been sold to the russians. various plans had been sold to the russians by the same man. so it wasn't really expected that they would be particularly competent but that's what the germans wanted. that was the first real serious problem. not miscommunication so much as misunderstanding. when the austrians finally corner the kaiser back in berlin and just badgered him, and at first he actually said no. at first he said no, no, no, i fear e

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>> yes. >> reporter: ron does not recognize his parent's home. rocks and boulders fill the living room after friday's intense rain triggered mudslides forth of los angeles. >> once i saw the rocks in there, i said oh, forget it, it is totaled. >> reporter: firecrews rescued his parents from their bed after an avalanche of debris slammed into their house and a dozen others. a foot of muck fills the floors. >> the rocks are almost the size of the houses. >> that is how much of the earth moved last night. >> reporter: it this area was left vulnerable after the wildfire scorched the hilled. >> nothing to hold in the ground. going to keep things from sliding and moving. the earth is going to move when the water hits it. when you have that large amount of water in a short period of time it is severely damaged. >> reporter: many here in southern california are still welcoming the next storm in the forecast. >> we sympathize with them but we need this rain. >> reporter: much of the swollen river will be converted into drinking water. until more rainfalls most of california will remain under extreme drought conditions. back to you. >>> also tonight, we are hearing about the first storm- related death in california. the body of a missing 14-year- old boy, they think he was hit by a falling tree on thursday. >>> a tense situation in sydney, australia this hour as many as 20 hostages are trapped inside a chocolate store. it is still unclear what the hostage takers want. but wendy gillette tells us there are signs that the takeover could be politically motivated. >> they are not moving. >> this is frightening and chilling. >> reporter: television footage shows people with their hands in the air near the windows of a coffee shop in central sydney. hundreds of armed police have the area surrounded. the officials say at least one armed man is inside, late sunday, three hostages ran from the store to safety. >> we are, at this hour, continuing to secure and make sure that we are doing all that we can to bring this to a peaceful outcome. >> a black flag has been spotted in the store with writing that says "there is no god but hol and a". >> we don't know if this is political lemotivated. >> areas around there are shutdown. >> just helicopters around everywhere at the moment and the streets are all blocked off. >> australians don't see this kind of activity? >> no, no, no. and it is the cafe, i good portion of sydney goes there for a cup of coffee regularly. >> reporter: australia has been on high alert for attacks. muslims returning from fighting in iraq and syria. wendy gillette, back to you. >> reporter: you can see -- >> you can see them crossing the room in front of the window. president barack obama has been notified, they are monitoring the situation. five hostages have been seen running from the cafe in the last 1 1/2 hours. >>> claiming responsibility for three cardboard ethogy's. berkeley side reports the artists call the images an attempt to link past horrific events with the current movement against the police shootings and racial profiling, they published a tweet of this board notice of students spotted on campus stating "we apologize to black americans who felt further attacked by this work" campus police have not confirmed the artists claims and they still want to talk to whoever put them up. >>> the father of a man shot and killed by a mother and father in ferguson, missouri is in the bay area tonight. michael brown senior spoke out during a special church service in san francisco -- michael brown, senior spoke out during a special church service in san francisco. >> he did not say much. he said he was tired so he spoke for less than a minute. his message echoed all of the other speakers at the podium. where past historic speeches were given. [singing] >> reporter: the thirdtivity church was filled with music and a standing room only crowd on sunday afternoon. it was also filled with impassioned calls for change. >> so, here now. [indiscernible] >> reporter: an issue that prompted rallies across the nation including the bay area. >> you never seen the movement of people in the history of this country. >> reporter: the gathering drew comparisons to the civil rights rallies of the 1960s, doctor martin luther king junior spoke inside of this very church. [ applause ] this time it was michael brown, senior's turn. >> reporter: visibly tired brown senior says he is going city to city, standing up for his rights and speaking up against police brutality. >> enough is enough. we have to stand strong. >> that is it. >> together, thank you. plus. >> reporter: he will be in san francisco at least one more day. he will be at mission high school tomorrow afternoon. in the news room, kpix5. >> there were more protests in the bay area but not nearly as large as we have seen in the past few weeks, a group in san jose staged a die- in today. we caught up with them when they were getting their signs together. their protest is for all victims of police brutality. earlier members of group called code pink, many of them held the sign "black lives matter" and "i can't breathe" a dozen of them walked across the bridge in hopes to get attention of pedestrians and drivers. >> the more you are out on the streets giving your message that peace and justice matter for all people the more people that will see the message. the more people that can participate more opportunities they have. >> the protest ended with a rally on the san francisco side of the bridge. >>> vanished without a trace. tonight, the frantic search for a missing california woman who is it due to give birth any day. >>> plus, tracking holiday shoppers subconsciously. the high-tech way retailers are getting inside of your head, literal he. ,, -- literally ,,,,,,,, pregnant. aubrey andrews hasn't been heard from in me than a week. mojgan sherkat spoke to aubrey's husband tonight. 27:38 sot: i wouldn't want son to grow up without his through tears, edward andre explains how the disappearae of his wife is impacting th3 year old son. 27:06 sot: he said that, mommy's gone. bue has no clue, how their unbo child is doing. edward's rews is 9 months >>> audrey andrews has been missing. >> reporter: through tears, he explains how the impact of the disappearance of his wife is impacting his 3-year-old son. >> he says mommy is gone. >> reporter: he has no chew how their unborn son is doing. she has been missing for eight days. >> the baby can come right now, today or it could come tonight roersz the sacramento police are putting out a call for help -- >> reporter: the sacramento police are putting out a call for help. >> this is an unusual time for her to be gone. >> reporter: officer brown says no foul play is suspected but because andrews is 9 months pregnant they are concerned for the safety of the unborn baby. >> another human life that we are talking about. so, we want to track her down as quickly as possible and find a location for her. >> reporter: the police believe she could be staying with friends or family in los angeles, her husband last saw her on saturday december 6th when she left their sacramento home. her husband says she knew she was upset and leaving the house for a bit but did not expect her to be gone this long without contacting family and friends. >> a lot to handle and take in. >> reporter: edward says she left with nothing but the cloths on her back, leaving behind her purse and her wallet. >> let us know you are safe somewhere. >> reporter: back to you. >> she has family and friends in southern california. the police are looking at if she might be with them. >>> tonight, sony executives say a version of the screenplay for the latest james bond film is one of the thousands of documents hackerred stole in a massive cyberattack. their production company behind the film is worried anyone who has it may try to publish it. sony says production on that movie and another films is continuing despite the leak. they are promising more leaks around christmas time. >> this is not a problem for a company it is a global problem. >> we want to go kill. >> north korea has been widely accused of having a hand in the hacking over the up coming release "the interview" it depicts an attempt to assassinate north korea leader. they have denied involvement. >>> if you need to take a trip to the post office be prepared for a long wait. it will be the busiest mailing day of the year. more than 600 million cards and packages are expected to be processed tomorrow of the post office will be open seven-days this coming week to handle the increased holiday load. fedex will work overtime as well. they are expected to move a 22.6 million packages tomorrow alone. that would be the single busiest day in the company's history. fedex says they said a lot of it comes from online shopping. >>> it is easy for businesses to keep track of what we buy but it is a lot harder to tell why we buy. now, that is where the field of consumer neuroscience comes in. a new high-tech way for retailers to track shoppers subconsciously. catherine houser tried it out. >> wearing these fabulous glasses. >> they are fashionable. >> reporter: today i am part of a shopping experiment. >> you would be surprised how many companies are using it. >> how do i look? >> with a special camera connected to these glass >> and sensors on my fingers. >> those nerves come from the emotion centers of your brain. >> reporter: they are now ready to shop. >> i love this. >> reporter: as they broad through betsy jenny, scientists are tracking my eye movement and the electricity is my skin. >> what we are collecting here are things we are not good at articulating with words. >> things that you don't realize as a shopper that is going on. >> yes. >> reporter: it is called consumer neuroscience. companies are hiring people like dr. carl marcie at boston interscope research to get valuable shopper intel. >> if you can getted in of their head a little bit. >> we with are. >> reporter: in the seconds before we knowingly decide to buy our brains react and we don't realize it. with the right tools they can tap into the few seconds of subconscious and the professor says that information can sometimes give retailers a boost. >> if we present that in engaging in if a fun way people have a better experience, sometimes they but more. >> there is no buy button in the brain or manipulation, we are talking about using tools to create a better retail experience. >> moving a sale sign from ceiling to eye level. deciding which out fits to put on the man -- mannequin. >> a shopper comes in the store any way i usually look where they go. >> reporter: at betsy jenny one-on-one customer service is key. but others this could be the norm. >> the new playing field is our own subconscious. >> the research helped overhaul one of the iconic labels, campbell soup can, it features steam coming from the soup bowls because they found customers reacted favorably when the soup looked warm. >>> tonight, having a look in downtown to the right of your screen in a minute you will be able to see, well, two restaurants, one is the trident. and our photographer is panning over bridge way and the waterfront shots down in downtown where you can see it has begun to rain. a similar sight is seen over the bay area tonight. here is why. you get a view. picking up all of the showers that just blossomed if in the last few hours in the bay area. you can see cells coming down in central san francisco, the east bay and then down along san francisco and to the peninsula. the santa cruz mountains could be picking up rain. now, series of simples coming through the bay area, plenty of wet the next few theys, cameras all fogged up on the bridge, the numbers, now, mostly in the 50s, low 50s at concord and oakland and livermore in san francisco, 55 degrees where it has been for the last five hours, san skwroes a55 degrees, san skwroes a50, out the door, wet, give yourself extra time tomorrow. this will not be a commute in the middle of -- san jose 55 degrees, san jose 50 out the door and wet, give yourself extra time tomorrow. this will not be a commute in the middle of a rainstorm. now, not a cold front moving over us just moisture coming from the south in advance of the cold front off shore. here you can see it popcorn- like cells. so it looks wet and just as we begin do dry out from this system in the early going on tuesday another one is on the heels of this. the storm is backing up on the pacific. not the scale of thursday but with the, you know, the ground already wet, everything runs off quickiely. not going to take much to spike the levels on the rivers in the bay area, the russian river swollen and the napa river and petaluma not going to get to flood stage. but this is mother nature, you need to be vigilant. low pressure system brings in another system on tuesday and wednesday. so, we don't really get much of a break. not going to be continuous. we don't get a break until thursday. we will go to partly cloudy conditions, after that, another system coming in on friday. a weak one on friday. the future cast for the next 36 hours, looking for up to 2 inches of rain in the north bay. more of that in the mountains, an inch at the bay and san francisco and the south bay. the mountains, three inches of rain in the next 24 hours, and they had much there. gamers wet on out there, too. expecting showers tonight, rain tomorrow, and more on tuesday and wednesday. we will finally go to partly cloudy conditions by thursday. give yourself extra time. one element that is missing from this, not going to get powerful winds,en winds out of the south to 30 miles an hour tomorrow. and, snow up -- not going to get powerful winds, there will be winds out of the south to 30 miles an hour tomorrow. and, snow up in the mountains, weekend, we will go to partly cloudy conditions, so, expect wet and we will have all of the latest from the morning news tomorrow, carry an umbrella, ann? >>> when it comes to over the top marriage proposals, it this one missed the mark. a crane crashes the party as a man's carefully laid plans go wrong. >>> for the first time in the jim har baugh era, the 49ers are -- jim harbaugh era the 49ers are not going to the mayoffs. >> you get beat -- playoffs. >> you get beat in every staeuplg -- every stage of the game that is what happens ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, the 42-year old, 17-story building disappeared into a cloud of dust in seconds. the building wasn't safe for >>> that is all it took in southeast michigan. a building disappeared into a cloud of dust. the building was not safe for remodeling, the developer brought it down. no plans for that sight. >> tonight, a man in the netherlands pulled off a marriage proposal that his fiancee will never forget for all of the wrong reasons, it ended with a crane crashing through her neighbor's roof, the plan planned to be hoisted into his girlfriend's backyard to pop the question. before he could do it, the truck holding the crane tipped over, despite the plans failure, nobody was hurt and believe it or not she said yes, of course she did, we'll be right back. ,,,, with kaiserermanente, you'll connect with your doctor any time, anywhere. another way care and coverage together makes life easier. ♪ become a member of kaiser permanente. because together, we thrive. ♪ (vo)rescued.ed. protected. given new hope. during the subaru "share the love" event, subaru owners feel it, too. because when you take home a new subaru, we donate 250 dollars to helping those in need. we'll have given 50 million dollars over seven years. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. the best meat and the bests produce.ving it's my job to start a new legacy, the best wine beer and spirits. we travel all over california and the world to find all sorts of new craft spirits, craft beers, small production wines. ♪ brews from mendocino, and the finest wines from around the world. at raley's, we're really into craft, so we enjoy and are excited about carrying those products in the store. ♪ share your ideas, tell us on facebook. thousands of penguin couplee taking over. and there are lots of

kaiser medical centers in oakland and san francisco have been certified along with uc san francisco and uc davis medical center. kaiser in oakland passed the test just last week. cdc officials had a 28 page checklist for equipment and procedures. they also watched kaiser doctors and nurses perform an eight-hour demonstration on a simulated patient. there are no certified hospitals in southern california yet, but cdc officials are visiting some of them this week. >>> state senator, mark leno is trying to raise california's minimum wage. he introduced a bill to increase it from $9 to $11 in 2016 and to $13 in 2017. leno proposed a similar bill last year, but that bill died in committee. this time leno says he hopes recent increases in politically conservative states and city wages in san francisco and oakland might signal more interest in increasing the minimum wage. >>> seniors and people with disabilities are renewing their call for free muni rides in san francisco. >> we need a city where everyone can go to the park, see friends, come to hearings at city hall. >> a group called seniors and disability action rallied outside city hall today pushing for a free ride program for low income seniors and the disabled. it was previously postponed until after

kaiser center. >> i think if the patient resided in california and their family was here and they were a kaiser patient we would be ready to take them. >> reporter: representatives from the cdc visited kaiserek and a half ago. they went through a 28 age checklist and spent about eight hours watching a team of doctors, nurses and staff care for their simulation patient as though it were the real thing. hospitals who want to accept ebola patients must have things like negative pressure room. >> that means the air is not recirculating outside of this room. >> reporter: and a decontamination process that includes high tech i -- high tech equipment. >> what you're looking at is a high radar robot. >> being ready for the improbable but you're always thankful when you have that available. >> reporter: new numbers from the world health organization show that as many as 17,000 people have been stricken with the ebola virus mostly in west africa. at least 6,000 have died. >> as long as we have health care providers in the united states and in california who are going to help in west africa we need to be prepared. >> ucsf medical center is the other bay area hospital that is ebola certified. this is

kaiser to help us achieve ero our health care goals in the entire city today kaiser is donating $5.5 million to unfortunate in our families in san francisco (clapping.) that number is 5 is a good number a great number and i want to breakdown a little bit further as to how this particular donation because i understand in the future there will be other doomgz that kaiser is a part of they're a great company and organization but their into health care more than the hospitals and treatment hope sf is something i've been working on since way before my mayorship it is something that fred blackwell worked on well before his awe acceptance to the director of the san francisco foundation and now we're bringing more people now the boss of the program and carl is helping her find all the source that we could asthmatic together what we think is going to be necessary to be at least a $300 million goal program to build the distressed housing in the city it not about the brick and mortar but people first, this is why

kaiser is creating a crowd from the royal palace and the kaiser is sitting on his horse. some of the more interesting aspects of what we have here for material culture objects that andy had donated. have two different pins that we're -- that were passed around in germany during the war. these include a pin calling on germans not to forget the kol anies. it was a reminder they were fighting for holdings in africa. and then there's a pin here to show solidarity with the combatants. a little pin of a german helmet which a person could wear to signify their loyalty to the war effort. one theme that was really heavily represented in the collections was anti-german propagan propaganda. a lot of this in the u.s. focused on the"].Ñ german invas once again the idea that germany has violated neutrality and that's reflected in the pamphlet. crimes in which a bloody knife is stabbing through the treaty. but also we have a couple of nice images. for example, this image from reality in which the germans are bombing two belgian children and calling it military necessity and then this pamphlet given out in new york, thousands of children of france are crying to you to save them from german frightfulness. here the idea is again that germany is committing crimes against civilians, they're not conducting an honorable war. in conjunction with that, there are lots of books that are put out against germany that claim to either tell the truth about what germany is doing in belgium, tell the truth about the german war aims or to highlight atrocities against p populati populations. there's germany versus civilization.% and then i like this book. it's all about how there's something flawed within german culture that led them to start this war and to engage in an unjust conflict against the belgian civilian population. what's interesting about the first world war is that the print culture is so advanced that even in putting together this exhibit, we were swimming in sources. it's not the first time that propaganda is used. but a lot of the propaganda in this case and the belgian case is aimed at trying to get americans to put pressure on the civilian government to join the war. america is neutral until 1917. these materials are trying to show america is fighting an unjust conflict. that's evil represented by germany. it needses to be stopped. before further damage is done to the belgian and french civilian populations. all of the cases are over stated. it's true that germany would commit reprisals like if there was a sharp shooter they would find them and shoot unarmed civilians. but there are lots of stories. the idea that germanss are bayonetting belgian babieses which is not true. this leads it is allies to down play storieses of german atrocitieses because the case was so over stated in the first world war. mood of the country at the beginning of the conflict to get at the message of the different sources from 1914. in the case of france it's a defensive war. france has been attacked by germany. they need to defend the homeland. you have for example a french soldier p in the woods saying no one shall pass. the idea being that germany has taken part of france but they will not gain any more territory. in these images it's soldiers from paris going to confront the western front. there were a lot of him woirmem written. popular in france is a recount of combat experience. in germany it is praised as a time to be heroic. this looks at the trauma of combat. the ways in which it is not glorious. what's interesting is that they come after the war but the combat experience is not widely speculated during the world warment with the french case, the german case, the clouds gathered. there is a sense that all political differences need to be set aside. france calls this the sacred union. in germany the kaiseree political party s. /tñ the idea being that united we can conquer our foes quickly. first world war is none of the countries had a territorial stake on the other countries. the war germany had in mind when they engaged france and russia, but no real legal reason to attack france after declaring war on russia was the war of 1870-71 in which germany won quickly against the french army. the idea we would be home by christmas is something all sides shared. germany believed they would on oh them and take a territory. nobody manualed that when the armies met it would lead to a stalemate and bloodshed of previously unknown scales. there is a sense of foreboding, knowledge that this welcome a confrontation. just in the first weeks. the armies were equipped with effective defensive weapons but not highly effective offensive weapons. things like barb ed wire, the repeater rifle, machine gun are good for holding a position but not necessarily useful for breaking through. each side attempted to

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california the they are ucsf medical center in san francisco, the kaiser hospital in oakland, uc-davis medical center in sacramento, and kaisero in south sacramento. health officials say each facility is staffed and equipped to handle the complexities of treating an ebola patient if the need arises. >>> it's a short medical procedure that has long been debated. now for the very first time the federal government is weighing in on circumcision. >> who are you going to listen to other than your pediatrician? >> reporter: this ob/gyn doctor has delivered a lot of babies and performed thousands of circumcisions but when it comes to the cut, she never pushes her parents-to-be one way or the other. she simply informs them. >> i think we need to take the emotion out of it and look at the facts. here's the pros. here's the cons. it's a cosmetic procedure with perhaps a medical benefit. >> reporter: as for those medical benefits? the cdc released new federal guidelines that strongly support the procedure and will require insurers to pay for it. studies show circumcision, which surgically removes the foreskin can help with diseases. >>

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>> you can probably hear the loud explosions behind me. >> catherine: light flashes and obvious force with a head of hostages escaping. all of it as the police moved into the cafe to confront the man that helped 17 people hostage all day and into the night. >> believe at that time if they had not entered it would have many more lives lost. >> catherine: police knew him well. he had a long criminal history with charges including sexual assault, then accessory to a murder of his ex-wife and riding office of letters to the family of australia soldiers killed in afghanistan. the cafe showed hostages holding up a black flag with arabic writing stating that he was the profit of god. they're also using social media to display his demand after a few hostages managed to escape police moved in about 3:00 a.m.. >> this was an isolated accident pit incident. >> catherine: it is still not clear if the two hostages were shot by their captors or in the crossfire. dwight meantime >> pam: there is anchor at lower in sydney australia with how the company responded to the incident. were >> catherine: >> pam: the soaring prices across a called a flash or lash back. and they quickly dropped their rates. that promise to get a refund to 200 or up to 200 australian dollars or to any writers to equate the inflated fees. >> pam: the shooting stemmed from a domestic dispute according to police, the gunman shot his boat shot his wife and-shot others at different locations. all of the victims were members of his family. >> pam: police and the individual was taken into custody saturday on a probation violation and still looking for a third person that was involved. four people were wounded from the shooting outside rose mary anderson high- school on friday and to remain in the hospital tonight. >> pam: family of victims killed at the sandy hook at school. sunday, march 2nd years of the deadly shooting in the town connecticut leaving 20 children and six adults that debt. --dead. they are expected to announce a class action lawsuit against the assault rifle company. >> jacqueline: it was pretty wide spread here at the golden gate bridge to the pavement is still wet because we are seeing showers still on and off. biggest the the water cooled era on the roadway. taking a look at the traffic we still have the rain in the area. he is to the moderate sales will be at around the north bay, east bay and at the coast line. we will still see spotty showers moving in during the evening. you see how heavy the sale was. that is what the advisory has been issued. certainly it dry with caution. as we will see even more rain as we head into tomorrow. >> jacqueline: as we head into the afternoon, alleged to quickly show you the band of water as see how it impacts your evening commute. once were we >> pam: this is video of the same as san gabriel. the injured man was working for a subcontractor on the city real world project. he was conscious when they pulled him out coming up as a nation. comedian bill cosby is speaking out in regard to the allegations that have been brought against him. one >> pam: the future of culture karbala. harbaugh we >> pam: after weeks of allegations orally are around him, comedian bill cosby speaks. >> up holding standards of excellence in journalism and when you do that when you go and what they notre mind. --neutral mind. >> painting himself as a victim of the media. only african american focused out list are capable of being neutral is what he believes. reacting to what he had stated. the white media is running bill cosby, according to bill cosby. for so long that the stories have been marginalized or been and it ignored. >> is trying to deflect the issue is away from his own troubles. >> from years he has appointed himself as the moralizers of the african american african-american community. now he would be the ultimate hypocrite if this turns out to be true he has taught us about our own that habits. >> pam: followed by kron 4 news insider at 730. >> pam: we will have the latest next at 530. and when san francisco iconic golden gate bridge be one of the images we see during the 2020 olympics. when they make the pitch in which cities are up? tag: sooner or later, everyone needs a helping hand, or a helping paw! so mattress discounters good deed dogs is raising money to help train assistance dogs for wounded veterans. veteran: i live independently because of what all it provides for me. and it's huge! there's a lot of wounded, ill, and injured out there just like myself, who just maybe need a little bit of help. tag: you can lend a helping paw too. give at mattressdiscountersdogs.com or any mattress discounters. mattress discounters good deed dogs-- helping dogs help people. >> jacqueline: spotty showers with this form into tomorrow morning. no. 2 will come through for a freelance 07 o'clock. it was the ceasefire and showers behind the main front. spotty showers behind the main front. store no. 3 will, a letter and the week moving through it near friday. will see how it will impact the afternoon command in just a little bit. --commute >> reporter: sheets of rain came down creating hard to ship here on the road. look at this miserable coming to this morning with stock and goal on southbound 101. the main cause of the backup was the brain in taking its low because of it. flooding also calls them caught them off- guard. >> have been driving through mud puddles and water all over the place. >> reporter: get all of these people warm and toasty. speaking of warm, today was called. --today was cold. >> we certainly need the rain because of the drought. but i try to put my jacket on because it is cold out here. >> pam: you can check the free kron4 and application with tips on how you can prepare for the rain at kron4 dot com thrif >> grant: representatives from four different cities. los angeles, washington d.c., san francisco and boston will count the bay area's beauty as well as a global leader in technology. >> grant: the process will play out in redwood city because its own catholic president will either pick one of the four cities or decide not to have an american city be it at all. --city bid at all. >> pam: we will hear from the team about yesterday's loss coming up with gary at 545. and this is what you do not want to see during the holiday spirit with a u.n. happen next. sweetie, i'd love a hazelnut. mom? dad? big uncle wayne? hot chocolate. green tea. uh, decaf, cuz. wow. i'm dying for an herbal tea. the all new keurig 2.0. >> pam: this is not what you want to see during the holiday season. the accidents that packages and fuel spilling out onto the freeway. the driver had minor injuries and was treated at a local hospital, and then released. >> pam: holiday dinners could be difficult for those who are diabetic because everything they eat will affect their blood sugar. reading labels before you cook can keep your holiday dinners festival festival. >> reporter: erse some things to keep in mind when you are preparing a holiday meal prick contra carbohydrates. carps raise blood sugars. and watch out for fruit, dairy and starchy vegetables and greens. watch your salt in regards to suit. or broth. cut down on the saturated trans fat. you can usually find a healthy recipe >> reporter: dan not forget to eat your protein at every meal and try to use lean cut like fish. do not forget to cut your sugar intake. and finally, be prepared when going to the public to take a long be held the option that way, if anything else is on helping you will have something to eat terret >> jacqueline: look at the yellow up at the coast line and spread around the north bay and east bay. another round of rain is expected for tuesday with talk more about it coming up. hey, jennar fuzz mike troober munny sling... awwwwww scram! i'm crust mike jubby roll bond chow gonna lean up an kiss bet. peas charty get town down. [laughter] ♪ borf a liver tute face stummy wag ♪ pow pam sha-beeps stella nerf berms. saxa-nay nay? badumps a head. temexiss gurrin. juppa left. fluppa jown! brone a brood. what? catch up on what everyone's talking about with the x1 entertainment operating system. preloaded with the latest episodes of the top 100 shows. only from xfinity. >> pam: here is something you already know. it was a rough season for the 49ers. sports director gary radnich is here to talk more about it. >> gary: role of the highlights. harbaugh will land on his feet to so do not worry about that guy. he will have about three or four offers. pete carroll with the seahawks and kapernick six times yesterday. russell wilson has a little montana in him. 177 seahawks. 17-7 >> we have a lot to play for. play the next two games like our lives depend on planning for each other plane for a the team. planning for the honor of the game. --playing for the honor of the game. >> gary: harbaugh can go in and make it happen right away so there will be a number of teams. however, you want to come put yourself you still have to want to get along with people. they should keep harbaugh and fighter york but it does not work that way. at the end of the day, it is a personality battle. >> pam: and the owner always win. >> gary: 10 penalties chief winds of 31 -13 >> jacqueline: >> gary: if you are a raider fan i guess you want them to lose the last two games. who is our producer tonight? s make a suggestion >> gary: only this came from tony barrett... this came from tony. >> gary: again, i will refer to the audience. i received a call to that you think they can offset the championship scores creek >> gary: the have a great group of guys so far and i am waiting to see these big guys creek to see if they can still handle it accurate >> pam: good to see you gary, thank you. >> jacqueline: store no. 1 hit as this week and store no. 2 is on its way. coming throw roughly 1:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. tomorrow with showers continuing into wednesday. to the 3 in. and those locations. a to an engine and valleys. up to an inch. >> jacqueline: more moderate rain at the coast line with showers continuing through the evening. thus take a look at futurecast. the computer model is looking good so far. activity coming in a little more widespread. your morning commute is not too bad. with a few spotty showers. schuss to bring in more organized ring with coastal waters breached spreading into the rest of the bay area for the afternoon. afternoon commute will be the heart upon what widespread rain at 5. >> jacqueline: at a future cash shows the rain turning into more spotty showers. this is what we are seeing today, up to an inch of rain in hayward and livermore santa rosa and that the. more rain is on the way. so this is the rainfall totals all of the showers today and rest of the evening. also for the main front coming in tomorrow when entering into wednesday. the one to 2 in. of rain closer to 1 in. mark. maybe more with santa cruz mountains and same thing in the hills. in the very act of storm approaching thrif when >> jacqueline: the good news is it looks like the weekend will remain dry and warm up next week. when >> grant: >> grant: highway 89 and highway 28 on the west side of the lake. there you go to see the road the glistening with a little bit of snow creek were >> grant: and all you guys are happy with what is happening? what >> we are very happy the firstborn cain was 16 in. of snow. hopefully we will see a lot of happy people with a small and faces and a small parking lot. and has been great for us. >> was 16 trills (the first formal got us excited and optimistic about the season and for it when you have rained down there we have snow here creek winter is here and it will stick around. >> grant: the slopes are open at lake tahoe and people are snowboarding >> gary: we >> gary: >> reporter: what are so many people behaving badly derrick will look more and to what would people behaving badly next >> pam: row really scott and pam is being ridiculed for is all white cast for the film exodus. while >> reporter: the latest debacle movie to hit the big screen creek and is a wash for casting. will he bruce slate will end acclaim with someone more closely tied to aliens to the egyptians. >> you see a bunch of white people and that will be a difficult thing to swallow for historical were standpoint creek will >> reporter: he says achsah this is a that sends a dangerous message. what he says the exodus since a dangerous message. well >> it sends a message that black is that the evil and wide exposure and good spirit and that is not good. and will would were >> pam: next at 6:00 we are tracking the storm that covers the bay area street and in some places the ground is so saturated causing agreed to vote or debris to give way. >> pam: what they suspected truck driver makes a quick moves in front of the police. >> pam: not at 6:00. a new band of rain a switch into the bay area causing more issues. (male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> pam: there are still a lot of blood it rang are flooded rose out there. at the east bay some creeks are blowing a lot higher. that is good news with the drought experiencing >> jacqueline: we are still seen graeme at this hour. heavier. doesn't that the radar. we do have rain headed towards the south bay at this hour. indicating their rainfall. showing the inch of rain per hour. especially if you are driving st we are seeing heavier sales pushing through starting over 37 with higher volume of running there. >> jacqueline: that is a pretty good downpour especially if you are driving creek looking at the north bay would sales and that central valley headed up toward the sierra where snow is ongoing. spotty showers over the coastal waters and will clipper us tonight with more rain as we head into tomorrow. here is a look at futurecast with a spotty showers at endicott during the war through the north bay. tomorrow, and the commute not too bad. isolated showers here and there making our way with more rain coming over the coastal waters approaching the lake. we are going to continue timing the futurecast and how it will impact the afternoon drive home coming up and just a bit. >> pam: showing some of the video where some of the rock still on the 100 block of chestnut street. at boulder came down in front of a building. luckily no one was hurt and the city says after crews cleared the debris they will place a protective barrier there. >> making sure that nothing jumps and come and hit anyone. >> pam: happening about a block of way with the current section with boulders collapsing thrift geologist are expected to come out and expect the area. regarding this most recent rockslide to find out what the retrofit needs to be done in that area. >> pam: kron 4 haazig madyun came across one resident tried to keep his home safe from flooding. >> reporter: flooded driveways is a common sight with the rainfall totals. >> i am trying to clear some of the least from the train to keep the bulk water coming through. >> just a matter of keeping the drain cleaner. >> reporter: pretty typical based on the layout of the streets on the order in this area. >> no curves so it's just goes into the creek as best as it can. >> reporter: no significant issue of flooding during the recent storm. however the say they are keeping an eye on a trouble spot. haazig madyun kron 4 news. >> pam: expressing a lot of trouble because of today's weather with cancellations and delays. scott rates is standing by with the latest >> reporter: release starting to slow down at s f zero print we have seen at all day. there have been 58 departures cancellations, so far i am told. a lot of cancellations and countless delays appear at as after all. sfo >> gary: >> reporter: i did talk to a general who has been trying to get to arizona and his plight has been delayed a couple of times bridge >> i have been here since creek all supposed to go up at about 2:00. is to spend one cancellation after another creek it has been a pretty rough day. >> reporter: a lot of passengers are feeling the same way as this gentleman did are stuck here just trying to get to where they're supposed i did check and i can't say that the airport spokesperson says the delays will continue at least until midnight tonight. s f o scott rates kron4 is pretty >> pam: these pictures from our helicopter partnership with abc seven print many of the protesters chained themselves to entasis of the police headquarters in oakland downtown this morning. oakland police said they are arrested 25 protesters for civil disobedience to die. another group gathered on broadway where they brett the new read the names of black men killed by the police. this is the fourth week of protests in oakland followed by ferguson situation that was taken place with the grand jury not indicting the officer during will separate --darren wilson >> pam: the latest, dan? >> reporter: selling demonstrations in the bay area and across the nation a, it was posted on police officer twitter page the tweet posted on sunday says threaten me and my family and i'll use my got to give than and right to to kill you print settings, by the way if anyone feels they cannot breed or their lives matter i will be at the movies tonight. off-duty and caring mine done. carrying my gun. >> offenses and disrespectful, inappropriate social media, as have no place and public discourse following tragic life. >> reporter: distancing their cells from the comments they do not reflect the thoughts and billings of the men and women at the san jose police department. nor do we chlordecone nor do we come down this type of behavior condoned creek they are asking for the commissioners firing. >> reporter: the officer remains on administrative leave as they conduct his investigation at to see if he failed to follow proper policies. >> pam: >> grant: went missing to this newsletter back and 2013 and found on the fourth floor stairwell in october 8th. the two children and a state fallout the suit was hospital door alarms and the initial description of spaulding was incorrect. >> pam: more rain is on the way. plus, this storm is great news for skiers and snow borders with a fresh look of the powder in the mountains. the holiday season is here, which means it's time for the volkswagen sign-then-drive event. for practically just your signature, you could drive home for the holidays in a german-engineered volkswagen. like the sporty, advanced new jetta... and the 2015 motor trend car of the year all-new golf. if you're wishing for a new volkswagen this season... just about all you need is a finely tuned... pen. get zero due at signing, zero down, zero deposit, and zero first month's payment on select new volkswagen models. >> grant: tonight is snowing in the sierra and this video shows the power thanks to the huge rainstorm that park itself over the bay area. more and more resorts are opening due to the affleck of snow that fell late last week you can see people outside enjoying this now. >> jacqueline: first, let's talk about land and the bay area. spotty showers that will go into the morning to meet tomorrow with a second round of rain that will impact the bay area from 1:00 p.m. to 73 per store will also occur later this week we see plenty of showers here over and the north bay moving towards the south bay was heavier rains approaching paul alto and sunnyvale. >> jacqueline: moving up to vallejo and you see moderate rain approaching along at the north bay and highway 101 barrett it could produce and water sprouts over the coastal waters. here is at futurecast with a lot of activity north of us. after midnight we will see a few more showers at the golden gate bridge. pushing into the letter morning hours to commit is not so bad creek >> jacqueline: the afternoon commute will be wet and continued to run the evening and turn more isolated as body into the overnight hours rainfall totals between now and wednesday up to 3 in.. generally most of the balance will be closer to an inch of rain for the next couple of days. as for the sierra, we will cease now from 3 to 8 in.. and winter weather advisory is in of fact. a factor >> jacqueline: still more could fall at the highest here is to look at the extended forecast with running for tomorrow and showers in to wednesday and thursday. and a third round of rain as we get into friday. >> pam: official said police heard gunfire inside the cafe. and that is when they moved entered it two hostages were killed along with the alleged gun fired gunmen. a u.s. intelligence official says the alleged gunman had been arrested previous for extremist activity. authorities say it appears that he acted along for it. >> catherine: this was the same as police were dabbling at one of three homes. they know who is responsible a man named bradley stone who targeted his ex-wife and several members of her family, including her 14 year old niece. member say she was a caring mother who had been tarred who have been arguing with him in regard to child custody. he will >> in the military and i do not know why he left but i do know that he has issues stemming from that. >> catherine: police said they found her inside, shot and hit. she had recently became engaged print the two young children were all harm current >> pam: how much mail the 1 bay area up post office is processing this day, >> catherine: we are only 10 days away from christmas and this happens to the misery but it is busy nationwide. --missouri >> catherine: across the country, roughly way over last year of cards to the meltdown in more creek it is a very different story in the holiday season. >> pam: why you will not see the annual santacon anymore. . >> pam: people behaving badly, stanley roberts rise along with the c h p. >> jacqueline: we are still simmering over portions of the bay area. pretty heavy take a look down the peninsula and the south bay where we are seeing more moderate line moving and about in half an inch of rain per autoworker it headed toward the east bank quickly trekking in over at union city grit about 30 minutes. we will talk more about what to expect for tomorrow, coming out! >> reporter: in san jose calling for the firing of officer post twitter paid demonstration regarding police killings. the tweet on sunday state threatened me or my family and i will use my god-given right to kill you. going on to say by the way if anyone feels they cannot read or their lives a matter i will be at the movies of the call caring in my gun. the police unit has all condemned this comment. >> some are thinking twice to posting the courts of santo next year. there is one fella here that looks like santa claus on one of the original founders says santa kind will live on. >> reporter: san francisco the rain storm caused a mud slide or rock slide patrick brooks came tumbling down on route 545 on chestnut street creek they feel on top of the interest to a parking lot in front of this building here. after the rocks were moved at protective barrier will be placed in case it happens again. >> keep a look at the situation to find out how dangerous it is and the remaining piece of rocks. >> reporter: receded at two mobile home parks which have flooded during last week's storms. you get also see one of the water pumps that were brought in man and the last couple of days. it is the the case that we are working to get more rain. the rain has stopped in redwood city kron 4 >> reporter: residents who live along streets like this are used to bloodying outside their home at problem that has been ongoing and has intensified brother present grain. >> here on the bottom on this monday there was certainly a very rainy day. coming down very hard. there was also this element to deal with. a very cold day. that kind of made it very miserable mobilize flooding was a bit challenging at times. >> reporter: here at s f o there have been over a hundred and 20 cancellations today because of the weather out here creek several passengers have been way to-three hours to get a flight out. and some may not even have that opportunity the delays will continue until about midnight tonight accurate reporting at the airlines to mike kron 4 news. >> reporter: this was the same onside the mobile home park where the most the residents were ok and no one was hurt as the dodge wires when they were forced from their homes. there was a power outage that impacted residents and their area. the others suffered damage to their carport separate rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >> reporter: we did see quite a few rain showers this afternoon including moderate drinker it zoom in and does the senate bill is picking up more rain. sunnyvale. with more moderate rainfall. >> reporter: >> jacqueline: you this see the rainfall would over a half inch per hour. even further to the north as we take a look at the storm trackers as shourd continue. after midnight we will see more showers. second round will come through with a second storm and the main front impact through the afternoon creek affected will as we move into the evening hours. (male announcer): now, here's stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. >> reporter: when the chp is on patrol you never know what you may find. for instance, to see in front with no lights. for the record we were just riding across the bridge looking for weather situated issues. the officer decide to have a chat with the driver. the driver to to use to move forward without pulling to the right. >> reporter: when that didn't happen print the officer instructed the driver to move to the left creek still no response. so we continue with a siren. >>siren. pull to the left. final >> reporter: lee the driver pulled over and the officer has a chat with the driver. asking the driver if she has had anything to drink and the driver says no. also offering are requesting proof of license and insurance. the conversation continued outside the car with officer pulled a series of test >> reporter: the final test was administered which was a breathalyzer. it was calculated at officer keating places are under arrest. her blood content would double the legal drinking number. stanley roberts kron 4 news for it >> pam: most homes are already decked out for the holidays. however, there is a potential danger associated with all of those decorations. we will have more next. >> reporter: be sure to tune and to kron4 tonight at 8:00 p.m. with talk more about this in my tech report gate slate kron 4 news. ♪ with kaiser you'll connect with your doctor any time, anywhere. another way care and coverage together makes life easier. ♪ become a member of kaiser permanente. because together, we thrive. ♪ >> pam: consumer product safety estimates 13,000 americans had to emergency rooms for treatment of injuries related to holiday decorations. christmas trees and candles pose for big fire risk. >> any decorations or radiator heat source that is in the same vicinity of christmas trees or candles is not good. >> pam: what is next for jim harbaugh? find out why one and f l a player is an act to apologize for wearing a t-shirt. (male announcer): it's now time for gary radnich from the jack in the box sports desk. >> gary: what is next for jim harbaugh? >> gary: seattle is just a better team. kapernick cannot get going. the seahawks were coming home creek 17-7. more than likely to gangs will remain in his 49 career. hist--two games, will remain cre >> playing for the team and the honor of the game. smart >> gary:

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kaiser permanente, you'll connect with your doctor any time, anywhere. another way care and coverage together makes life easier. ♪ become a member of kaiser permanente. because together, we thrive. ♪ i am an electric crew foreman out of the cupertino service center. i was born and raised in the cupertino area. it's a fantastic area to work. the new technology that we are installing out in the field is important for the customers because system reliability i believe is number one. pg&e is always trying to plan for the future and we are always trying to build something stronger and bigger and more reliable. i love living here and i love the community i serve. nobody wants to be without power. i don't want my family to be without power. it's much more personal to me for that reason. i don't think there's any place i really would rather be. >> pam: happening now. berkeley is about to hear the discussions in regards to the protesters and demonstrations that has been happening as well as oakland a least 25 people were arrested in oakland and protesters chained themselves to pipes and blocked access to the oakland police headquarters. >> pam: police and elsa retell says the above to read at the city's high school this afternoon had no merit. there are evacuated for caution are around 11:00 this morning. after receiving threats by phone. there were not able to find any explosives and students returned to class about 2:00 this afternoon >> catherine: ellis' 145 people were shut down shot down. almost all of them students. before government troops ended the siege. the massacre of innocent children horrified a country already wary of un in the terrorist attacks. 1 and the land after in another rushing to the hospital. students said they heard the militant shelton got is a great before shooting randomly. --they heard by g od is great! before shooting. >> catherine: 1 says he was hiding under a bench before shooting. president obama issued a statement creek echoed by his press secretary. many of the victims of the children of soldiers brought into conflict by the terrorist. parent are paid to fight. >> catherine: calling this on islamic. the attacker said they did this for revenge for a recent defense of the pakistan military. the prime minister is vowing to target militants even more aggressively. >> jacqueline: we are seen more moderate to heavy rain in certain areas listed to look at the tractor. on the east bay zuni and with the heaviest cluster of brain right now. stretching from richmond. all the way down to hayward print from a quarter of an inch of rain. right over 680 to walnut creek. let team up just a bit. it is not quite as heavy we are seeing more moderate rain over the bay bridge and golden gate bridge print heavier sales over highway 37. heavier rain pushing up to san mateo right now. with the extreme downpour going over to 80 and 101. >> jacqueline: as weeds along down to the south bay with lighter rain over san jose. heavier rain over it l.p. this as well. milpitas. you to see the north bay and santa cruz mountains with heavy downpour more prone to flooding because of the saturation in the soil where the water has no where to go. here is a look at futurecast, still dealing with fairly widespread rain in heavier sales. the rain will turn more spotty with the showers tonight and into tomorrow. we continue with some of that might add to the morning commute as well. >> jacqueline: 4 we circling to finish time in this up and take a look at the rainfall totals plus a third storm headed our way. >> grant: even under follows to breaking news kron 4 dot, did it include them in a message on facebook and assure them tonight starting off your hanukkah holiday. >> pam: another cosby is speaking out, his wife. plus, looking at google and 2014 when it becomes regarding searching. hey, jennar fuzz mike troober munny sling... awwwwww scram! i'm crust mike jubby roll bond chow gonna lean up an kiss bet. peas charty get town down. 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(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> pam: right now, at 538 pitcher from the golden gate bridge. you could see the traffic and the rain continues the coming down as people continue to move carefully. >> pam: rascal lives, not to richmond were scott rates is keeping an eye on the situation. when >> >> reporter: traffic is definitely moving slow out here. it has been very steady and about the past 45 minutes that i have been out here. the land has them blowing things a round. as i can cross the richmond bridge earlier. --the wind has been blowing things around. they will continue to monitor things here in the east today as we continue to get more reporting live in richmond scott rates kron4 newsprint works >> pam: trees coming down on a southbound with more on that were >> reporter: near the 380 exchange for a tree fell onto the highway today messing things up including traffic caltran did get a clear before the main command this deepening. with the worst of the rain expected creek however, industry was hit mother is uncovered four lanes of the highway. what the bill when a sick tree fall of 1280? you get a chain sought and chop it up and clear at from the freeway it took about two hours. with traffic really back up for a couple hours this afternoon cre when. >> reporter: reporting on 280 south gate slate kron 4 news. >> jacqueline: bois you can see it is lit up this afternoon with widespread acclaim at it is moderate creek talking and looked at the east bay in to walnut creek season have their cells with the happy inch of rain with dark should of yellow. oakland, at richmond and doubt and to sell leandro you are seeing heavy rain. look decem a tilt with the orange and the killing 2 in. per hour. for that is going over highway 101 right now over san francisco we are seeing, conditions yet to see the yellow ready to move back end. moderate persistent rain and that is what a flood advisory has been implemented. >> jacqueline: we are already receiving reports of street flooding because you have to be careful due to more rain is on its way. >> pam: officials are hoping that writers will help all what the process creek bart says the two worst stations that need the most work will receive the updates. >> reporter: it is not pretty. to have been abandoned when at take a look here as people struggled on the stairs with their suitcases. people are also bundled up as this insurance is cold and windy with no protection from the weather elements. bart says that they get that and they feel that pain from their riders. when now that they have secured $12 million from the government to make changes to these two stations that are in badly need of updates. >> escalator's need to be replaced and so should the canopies. what we are looking at what that can appeal to look like what to look at the amenities. we are asking questions about what should be implemented. >> like that throw here that they are pleasant. -- throughout. >> we carry a lot of things back home. so absolutely would be nice to have a ramp or something that would be helpful wouldn't shot >> that and put it would help was get to this concept that we take into the next days of design and ultimately into construction. >> catherine: if you are one of the people hoping that you will receive something from a class action lawsuit in regards to purchase of ipad i am sorry that you are not going to receive any think. the jury in california show a jury in california showed approval for apple brit been portable music players software but it was necessary for security as the case file 10 years ago dating to a tie with apple security leaned prevent music from a plane from other out what other that i thames street--itunes bubba. >> pam: they want to highlight the bay area be assets and leadership in global technology pricked the electric meeting will rotate with the process for redwood city this though all round. --go around woodward. >> want to pick the city that has the best possible chance to win a international competition. it is not any one particular thing. brenda >> pam: 4 coming up! went >> pam: new details on the scandal was sony and the lawsuit ahead at 5:45 p.m.. >> pam: new details on what scientists say it may have been possible for someone to escape and still live from alcatraz. >> reporter: >> there were trucks and basketballs and they motorcycle. sometimes you'll be surprised were good deeds come from and are always appreciative cr >> pam: this story came from a be ordered if you have a story that you like to see on our newscasts please visit our website. >> jacqueline: this ticket look as storm track for our radar lit up this afternoon stretching into the peninsula, east bay and as bay. we are still seen moderate line in the east and by how about a quarter of an inch of rain with downpour heavier rain pushing into ocean beach right now. >> jacqueline: right over the golden gate bridge. and the richmond, san rafael bridge creek >> jacqueline: we are seen letter rain over the bay bridge also heavier sales with half moon bay coming down an inch per hour. the sea with the orange is again with some of the writ down and the peninsula. >> jacqueline: edging towards the 101 and the san mateo bridge. in affect for the north bay and extended everywhere throughout the bay area it just happened. just this moment. with a moderate rain continuing flooding on the roadways and dangerous commutes. definitely, be careful. fairly wide spread and some of the sales pushing through 9:00 will be pretty heavy. contents it and run to and or 11-. the scattered rain will continue as we head into the morning commute tomorrow self of the golden gate by five. >> jacqueline: we will seemingly tried to dishes in the afternoon after a few spotty showers, hit or messed over the coastal waters. try for thursday with a third storm expected for friday. and expecting an inch of rain. as for the sierra, break on thursday and more snow into friday with a winter weather advisory taking effect. six to 12 in. and the higher terrain. here is a look at the extended forecast with storm no. 2 spot in showers will continue until wednesday. store no. 3 comes in as we head into friday. trier conditions are expected. --dry year >> grant: here is alcatraz in the middle of the bay. scientists suggested depending on when the prisoners left in a makeshift raft near the north edge of the golden gate bridge there would be a wall allowing them to get to the marin headlands and perhaps survive what was once considered and fund global task creek--escaping from alcatraz and survived. we will be back after this. hey, jennar fuzz mike troober munny sling... awwwwww scram! 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(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> pam: now at 6:00! power outages, a good evening everyone i impaled more accurate there is another wet night tonight. >> pam: began with kron4 just bush live in san francisco where rain is coming down as we speak. jeff? >> reporter: it is coming down, literally cats and dogs. everyone who is trying to get themselves through the building are having a hard time creek to clearly, part of people with children. try to keep their children try with umbrellas and walking along a slogging through this very wet and miserable evening commute. >> it is the second week print it is colder now. i think pretty good. we will deal with that. we need the rain. >> hopefully we did the rain that we need. to get dressed up as your detail. >> reporter: important to have a protective attired out here. it makes it very uncomfortable as the rain is coming down very heavy and the temperature is dropping as well. here in san francisco kron 4 news. >> pam: the north bay is getting hammered as well. >> reporter: erelong it 101 in marin county the storm is having an impact on the evening commute. cars are going 5 to 10 mi. per hour or sometimes not moving at all occurred the good news is that it is helping with the drought here in marin county. >> reporter: 4 in. of rain which is what they see have seen last year as a total amount. >> reporter: the municipal water district said sense of the first of july they have received 27 in. of rain but 21 in. in just the last few weeks which is well above average. good news, they are certain they are still asking that net residents conserves. >> people to continue to use water in efficiently because we do not know what will happen next year in regard to grain which means one to three weeks. so we need to make sure the water supply is still available for as long as we can make it. >> reporter: along highway 101 kron 4 news, dan kerman >> pam: across to brunt boulevard you to see where businesses and cleanup has been going on all evening long. with the flooding creek and debris. >> overwhelming amount of rain for a short amount of time to rid debris and water just came rushing across the street. we are on a very slow piece of property. >> pam: the home owner tells us that she and her husband evacuate this morning after the dollar broke through a window on their second floor no one was hurt. the tank to one property there. no other homes in the area are threatened at this time . we >> jacqueline: are seen moderate and heavy rain with portions through out the bay area. a lot of yellow and orange that indicate a moderate to heavy sales brick selassie but we have creek--with heavy to moderate sales movie and over the bay area. >> jacqueline: it was moderate and al leiter with heavier rain over the richmond and semi and san rafael bridge street right is coming over and buckets all the way up into walnut creek with heavy rain pushing for the coast and down to the peninsula. right over 101 with moderate rain for san mateo. an inch grain per an inch of rain per hour there. flood of buy trees remain in affect. --- flooding remains in of fact in that area. >> grant: you can see from the live camera is just pouring. look at the golden gate bridge and not coming down quite as hard enough. this is the richmond san rafael... it is a slow goal at almost every bay area road in both directions of the bay bridge to do have an accident that we must tell you about what interstate 80 and emeryville creek westbound emeryville as well what bloody on 280 near crystal creek >> pam: the storm, again causing issues at the s f zero print with the ground the lace system is in effect right now. 150 cancellations so far today. split between the are arriving and departing flights. delays are on short-haul flights along the west coast. >> pam: and coming up tonight... kron4 storm coverage continues were the crews were busy dealing with down trees and power lines. >> pam: experts say we still need a lot more rain. >> pam: rolling up the red carpet to the olympic committee. a meeting be held in the bay area. the holiday season is here, which means it's time for the volkswagen sign-then-drive event. for practically just your signature, you could drive home for the holidays in a german-engineered volkswagen. like the sporty, advanced new jetta... and the 2015 motor trend car of the year all-new golf. if you're wishing for a new volkswagen this season... just about all you need is a finely tuned... pen. get zero due at signing, zero down, zero deposit, and zero first month's payment on select new volkswagen models. >> we would like to pick the city that has the best possible chance to prevail in international competition. so it is a combination of factors and not one individual think. >> grant: been that will be the first u.s. city to entertain the games since atlanta. >> pam: today, crews are busy cleaning up the mess. plus, december is not over yet and we have seen record rainfall. how much will we need to get out of this drought? ♪ at kaiserthing you need is under one roof. another way care and coverage together makes life easier. okay, a little easier. become a member of kaiser permanente. because together, we thrive. ♪ >> pam: driving has been has of this today. --the hazardous today. >> >> reporter: here in richmond the rain has been coming and going at that time as it has been very strong out here. the other story is the wind sprint and brutally put up with sheets of rain. as they come through here is to get really bad. traffic has been pretty slow of pure over the richmond bridge a couple times tonight. the dust is up and that is the reason for the slow traffic in uc de lot of the water on the roadway with a very slick conditions. >> reporter: seeing some very minor flooding with nothing major as of right now. it will be monitoring the conditions on that long. >> pam: a stretch of highway 17 and santa cruz is back open tonight after this large tree fell on to the roadways and took out power lines. the crew took much

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[tom] really? you wouldn't have that number on you,would you? >> catherine: not everyone did their holiday shopping done on black friday and cyber monday. the crowd and lines at stores will continue through christmas eve. karen says there are applications to make things a little easier. >> reporter: a variety of free smart phone applications can help with every area of holiday shopping from hunting bargains to staying within a holiday budget. shoppers looking to save some money can take an application coupons which hundreds of coupons from reeves tellers so users can download and stores. >> reporter: known raising helps save money in a different way. the application alleged shoppers instant purchase on used cars discounted below face value from their smart phone, at present the bar code to the cashier. no need to learn from store to store to find the best deal. shoppers looking to compare prices on the gold can use applications like price grabber to scan product bart colds to locate the best prices in stores and online. >> reporter: >> gary: >> reporter: red laser works in a similar fashion, and searches for retailer discounts and coupons to. rose get ideas during downtown with a mobile application like fancy which creates a virtual clocks. catalog stree here's some news you may find surprising. we're for an open internet for all. we're for creating more innovation and competition. we're for net neutrality protection. now, here's some news you may find even more surprising. we're comcast. the only isp legally bound by full net neutrality rules. >> jacqueline: 94 totals will be impressive especially in the coastal mountains and hills. general heard the wind will pick up tomorrow especially with a 40 mi. per hour dust. here is the radar picture with a few isolated showers over the area. here is the core and the tail end of it. tapping into a tropical moisture which will help see heavier than normal rainfall totals. mainly dry creek and into the midnight hour not until 4:00 in the morning when the showers will return creek >> jacqueline: give yourself some extra time out the door tomorrow morning we have ill south of the golden gate into the afternoon, with the areas of yellow and orange around the north bay the deceased bodied thunderstorms out there tomorrow courage since >> jacqueline: a few showers at 1:00 in the morning as we head into the morning commute that is when the rain becomes a war more widespread. up to 5 in. of rain in which will be for the mountains. up to 2 in. for the most part in oliver valleys. a little bit less in the south bay. temperatures stay in the 40's through this week occurred but. the snow will be heavy at that level. so we do have a winter storm warning. also a flash flood watch. here is a look at the extended forecast. for the most part we should be tried on friday at and to weekend --dry on friday, (vo) if you live in the san francisco area and you're eligible for medicare, anthem blue cross can help you get a great plan at a great rate! our new medicare advantage plans pay for many of the costs original medicare doesn't. so you can focus on other important decisions. anthem plans help protect you from high medical costs. and, we've built stronger partnerships with trusted local doctors and hospitals, to bring you special benefits like... ...dental and vision, prescription drug coverage, plus free memberships at participating gyms. now's the time to switch! if you live in san francisco county, there are new plans with zero-dollar monthly premiums available this year. plans also include zero-dollar preventive care. the medicare enrollment deadline for san francisco is december 7th. so call anthem today at 1-844-331-7996 to learn more or to schedule an in-person meeting. >> reporter: black friday cells are disappointing this year. >> up for the reason that you would think. not for the reason that you would think. >> it is down by 11% year- to-year but there is a lot more going on mobile. it is not pack like a used to be on black friday more saturday. so that was a little bit of a disappointment. people have had more jobs created so they are by what they want when they want it. >> >> reporter: before you go back to talking about give cars this year. --gift cards >> legally the stores will have to give you five years to use it. i think people are starting to understand if cards more. this is an industry that will continue to grow creek a billion dollars in gift cards. 124 billion last $124 billion in this current year. >> reporter: ugly sweaters? >> i became a part of the wrong business. people are actually quitting their jobs and creating ugly sweaters. >> reporter:thank you, rob! >> catherine: p g and d are getting ready for the latest storm. expected in the bay area. (male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> catherine: good evening i am catherine heenan. tonight the bay area is bracing for what could be one of the big storms in years. this followed a weekend of rain, that already saturated the ground and raised the threat of mudslides. today crews were out in force in the east bay trimming back trees to keep them from snagging power lines. >> catherine: there also try to prevent this. a huge tree came crashing down in san francisco. there are reports of flooding in areas and overnight a downed tree at oak and broderick fell into a fence and cars. public or crows are doing clean up and say that these trees are week from the drought and then the heavy rain. other trees are expected to fall before the storms are over. >> catherine: p g at the crew spent the day bracing for the big storm. they cleaned away any potential problems all around power lines. but the next round of rain comes with crut with hon seek my you showing us where they have been working. >> reporter: tree branches dangerously close to pg and keep power lines. not a bill look as another storm bearing down on the bay area. >> we do know that there is quinn to be more wind in the forecast in the next couple of days. >> reporter: pg and the spokesperson take mark if we >> is we have the branches to close to the lines typically too outrageous outages and it also lead to public safety issues like fires. >> reporter: with that in mind here along second avenue and one that creek tree trimmers, attracted by the utility companies are getting ahead of the storm cut the bread branches away from the power lines. >> we are doing our best to prepare that what is going on behind the more than six times. >> reporter: she says the kind a proactive approach helps to reduce corn related power outages. >> looking ahead knowing what coming at looking at data from previous years and what sort of expect in certain areas. >> catherine: chief meteorologist jacqueline is tracking this next storm headed our way with the big question which is expected to hit? >> jacqueline: we will time it out with futurecast and talk more about the rain totals and storms that are headed our way. >> catherine: of the sierra got some much needed snow or the week and and more is on the way. these pictures were sent to us today from have the least he resort. a winter storm warning is in of fact for areas above 7,000 ft. up to 2 ft. of snow is expected to be all by thursday. >> grant: arraigned were getting is desperately needed. here is the latest date matt ellis treading the need for trained courtesy of the u.s. dropped monitor almost the entire stake in the dark red exceptionally truck category the most intense level of drought. >> grant: now compare that with how things looked last year this time and keep in mind we are ready and dropped it just way worse now. >> grant: you can get all your weather alerts forecast and more on the goal in the time with our kron 4 application id is free to download wii for more on the weather forecast coming up. >> catherine: the other big story tonight protest over the michael brown shooting at argus in misery. this was the scene friday in the heart of san francisco. the video comes from our helicopter partnership with abc seven. tonight we are getting a better idea of the damage, injuries and arrests made during that protest. it >> reporter: you see a picture of the officer who was seriously hurt and pictures of his bloodied face where he was hit by a tequila bottle that came through his windshield and his partner was hit by a rock she says as the protest took a turn with the group broke through barricades that were put up for the tree lighting ceremony in union square. >> at this point in time breaking through the barricade this is now north first amendment march this is march, if it was ever a first amendment march has come to be a-criminal reaction. >> reporter: 70 percent of those cited on saturday night come from outside san francisco. we will have more video from the ground agree that protest on friday evening. live in san francisco kron 4 news. >> catherine: today president obama held miti's with civil-rights leaders and law enforcement in response to the unrest in kurdistan. the administration of build a three year $236 million to assist community policing. the plan includes $75 million for 50,000 new body cameras to be warmed by officers. meantime, we've learned that the state laws aria police union members are providing round-the- clock security for deer and will send,--darren wilson, the former officer who shot and killed michael brown who was on aren't. he resigned from the police to force over the weekend. >> grant: the national football league would not discipline 5 st. louis rams players for and on field show of support for protesters and ferguson. they raise their arms in a hand up do not shoot gesture before sunday's game against the oakland raiders. the st. louis police officers association said it was profoundly disappointed with the full ballplayers and call for an apology. it all stems from the shooting the pot death of michael brown by ferguson police officer will sen. some would assist this brown had his arms raised and surrendered when officer will send--wi lson shot him. >> catherine: now to a story getting a lot of traction on line. video of two people are writing a home in sunnyvale. tonight, police say they know who they are looking for. >> catherine: the video shows two people rummaging through this home. if you were sent up the surveillance feel police identified the suspects as ferdinand l. ricardo and deletes and curacao burrell. police say they are wanted in connection with a string of burglaries in the south bay. >> catherine: also time is winding down for people in san jose with the largest homeless encampment. but first holmes going through a campbell home sending them to the hospital more on that investigation. here's some news you may find surprising. we're for an open internet for all. we're for creating more innovation and competition. we're for net neutrality protection. now, here's some news you may find even more surprising. we're comcast. the only isp legally bound by full net neutrality rules. >> catherine: and campbell firefighter is recovering tonight after getting injured in a house fire today. when crews are right on the 1600 block of the look reid to drive the home grot was on fire. >> catherine: one firefighter was injured by debris one part of the group's one part of the roof collapsed. he was taken to the hospital as a precaution. >> god bless them all. >> catherine: to residents and their dog got out safely. and they got some help from the red cross. 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longtime north carolina pork more northern california man who worked for the bill and melinda gates foundation. police say tuesday afternoon 60 years old david was found shot to death on a trial in oakland california hills park where he talked regularly. he taught english for more than a decade at a private school and sat for cisco suburb that was a writer and editor at teacher magazine. a police department spokeswoman says rory is being investigated as a motive and the killing police have descriptions of two suspects from witnesses. >> catherine: the mystery of the abbasid cashed up the backpack bought by a san jose fast-food worker remains just that tonight, a mystery. kron4 rob fladeboe bring you up-to-date on the story now and what might happen if no one claims the cash. >> reporter: it appears to be business as usual as the burger king on san jose no. ave but customers are still buzzing about the fact that no one has come for to claim $100,000 in cash found here in a backpack last week. >> reporter: the backpack was found abandoned pier in the booth by employee who turned over to her boss and called the police. >> reporter: she foundhe found'' cell phones and other personal items left behind by customers was as shocked as everyone else when she learned what was inside. >> reporter: the backpack, which contained $100,000 in neat bundles of hundred and $50 bills along with some marijuana and a receipt is not in the hands of san jose police who said there was nothing to report to the burger king customers are weighing in on the investigation. at the suggestions that since the management here did not since the management here did the right thing by going to the police, well that if no one claims the cash this should be a case of finders keepers. in san francisco rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >> catherine: san jose officials are posting notices on tents and tree trunks warning about 200 homeless campers that the bulldozers are coming. the area is known as the jumbo. and people are being told they have to leave by thursday. or faced arrest for trespassing. san jose officials say they have spent more than $4 million over 18 months dealing with this problem at the encampment. >> catherine: marin counties bank waldo tunnel may soon get a new name. today assembly man mark levine introduced a resolution to rename the tunnel after robin williams. a change and got court petition to rename the rainbow street tunnel after the legendary actor and comedian has already gained more than 57,000 signatures. >> catherine: robin williams attended the college of marin before getting into acting and comedy that in august winds committed suicide at his home. he was 63 years old. >> jacqueline: went will barely dusty up to 40 mi. per hour even though that falls below 8 of 53 criteria is likely to take down quite a few trees and power lines. so the brush is easy to come down when the wind is like this. showing a few isolated showers in the bay area but largely we have been dry out there today. here is the core of the storm and this is the first wave that we will see and to tomorrow morning. father south that we are used to. some tropical moisture being pulled into the storm which will improve the rainfall totals tomorrow. >> jacqueline: it will be more widespread in to the morning commute so you want to get yourself extra time leaving tomorrow morning the showers are pretty much nonstop into the afternoon. sarah b. some instability with this storm coming in and you see the areas here in the yellow and orange. favoring the north. i see more activity throughout the diablo range and out to antioch. you could expect a period of moderate and heavy rain coming down into the early afternoon. that evening things will try out. we will hang onto a few spotty showers. >> jacqueline: nicosia by endicott is picking up throughout the bay area. you would not see this in the early valleys. 2 in. for the most part accurate and little bit more expected in the santa cruz area. afternoon highs not very warm upper 50s to the north. as for the sierra largely in the rain and snow expected. >> jacqueline: above 7,000 ft. will be heavy at times and is the all deep pink here on the screen indicating a winter storm warning: all the way to thursday with a flash flood watch and grain here for some of the lower elevations and expect it with those heavier rains totals. we do have made a that coming in tomorrow current scene showers off and on all the way through thursday possibly into letter in the week. >> catherine: mort over black friday. rd it can be...w .to eathwith co? itan fl li thi copd iludechroc bronitisnd ehyse. spiva a oe-day haled... ..opd intence eatmt... ...thahelpopeny airws foa fu 24 urs. u kn, spiva lps brthe sier. spirivhandaler otroum bmide inhationowdedoesot reace scuenhals fo sudden sptom telyour ctorf yohe kidneyrobls, gucom troue uratin an larg proate. the mawors wit iriv discs almedines u ta, ev s stop takg spiva d se medie mecal lp i 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to get to a status update you would end up on an overseas website where mall where will be down loaded on your computer. >> catherine: experts say be on the lookout for this phenolic is not a legitimate side do not clear on it. >> reporter: people behaving badly next! over a million californians have out of reach for far too long. health insurance. how? they enrolled through covered california. it's the health insurance marketplace where you'll find a range of plans from leading health insurance companies that offer you the best combination of quality, rates and benefits. and, through covered california, you may get financial help to pay for coverage. to have health insurance starting january 1st, you need to enroll by december 15th. visit coveredca.com today. >> reporter: one of the police officers were seriously injured tequila bottle by a protester. >> reporter: shot to death tuesday afternoon when hiking in the reserve. police believe robbery may begin maltose. they released the sketches after witnesses heard three gunshots. now they are offering a $10,000 reward >> someone at there knows who did this. maybe one person may be more than one person knows who did this. >> reporter: in sunnyvale we were the first to bring you this surveillance video tape showing to people allegedly burglarizing a home. they have identified two people as ferdinand dell and--and carrisa. wanted for other crimes that are now wanted for this crime. >> reporter: cannot believe that monday is even busier than on sunday. the reason because a lot of people waited for monday to take off because of a thousand other people had the same plant due to the bumper-to- bumper traffic. --same plan. >> reporter: sometimes they lose their luggage but all of the time they lose their mind at the airport toward the holiday spirit >> reporter: 3 tram must contacted by pete g n e tooling preventative work because of the upcoming storms. --p g and the >> during the storms it is an all hands on deck type of attitude. >> reporter: there were san that put out in mill valley and signs along the roadway warning people that have the mosher is on the way and the north might charles clifford. >> jacqueline: this will be the first wave to impact us. poland of tropical moisture here is a look at futurecast we will stay largely dried. the showers will pretty much take over the morning commute you want to give yourself time for your comment. commute. >> jacqueline: look at all of this yellow and orange which indicate storm activity. favoring near the coast to see the north bay favored for this activity as well. as we had through the evening to see the shourd starting to die down with a few spotty showers. by late wednesday morning the rain will pick up. >> jacqueline: sierra will see some snow out there however, 7,000 ft. will attract some heavy snow and there will be a winter snow advisory. here is plain tomorrow-hours on thursday. here is just a rainy week. (male announcer): now, here's stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. >> reporter: since we are heading full swing into the holiday shopping season here is something to go over it first this is people behaving badly which happens to the field in front of a live audience so get out your ever did as occurred those ventures because whether you like it or not you are about to learn something. >> used by you be behaving badly you a watch for by a silent witness and a track device because you the shocking people and they don't even know what derrick note it. >> well know they do. >> reporter: remember when shopping always read the signs especially the no less turn signs because i'm not the only ones watching. this driver did not see the signs and there were two signs the specifically show no left turn at any time of the day. as much as i warn people about reading the signs >> reporter: you have an excellent driving record and we have discretion if you are not driving and you need to smoke remember the parliament are a no-smoking zones and a not a panhandling some. you can panhandle just as much as it is not aggressive begging. meaning following people on mountain asking for money. >> reporter: union square is also a no-smoking zone. yes i am talking to you occurred you know you cannot smoke here. lobar you cannot park for ever you want. and the drivers cannot black who blocked the back skirret only directions and maps from officials city section places. remember we need to make this a pleasant shopping experience. >> catherine: after the break a gop aide called it quits after she posted a criticism of president obamas borders on facebook the controversial comments next. ♪ with kaisere, you'll connect with your doctor any time, anywhere. another way care and coverage together makes life easier. ♪ become a member of kaiser permanente. because together, we thrive. ♪ >> catherine: per comments picked up a lot of steam on social media with many calling them inappropriate. she apologized today and quit her job. >> catherine: and sports jim harbaugh tries to inform on his future with the forty- niners. sports next >> gary: (male announcer): it's now time for gary radnich from the jack in the box sports desk. >> gary: when you are one and 11 you need to pick your poison raiders in super bowl something to shoot for. to keep the season alive. this was a rough month for jim harbaugh. today, he had all of the media on his back. first kreplach bosses the loss on thursday. first crack and harbaugh since the lost on thursday. >> gary: you have the general manager tweeting to amend a judge at daughter tweeting. >> i really do not worry about my future. i do not participate in spe

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kaiser permanente, everything you need is under one roof. another way care and coverage together makes life easier. okay, a little easier. become a member of kaisere. because together, we thrive. ♪ game they went into triple over time. they pick it up late in regulation. danny green from the corner and nails the three to put san antonio up by two. damion lillard ties it up. in the third over time lillard could not be stopped. he finished with a career high 43 as the blazers win it. it is the first time the team has played con -- con seek tip triple over time games in years. eastern washington hung around for awhile. tyler harvey knocks down three of his game high 31. the bears would take control expo -- and baron wtz follow-up slam. singer set a career high with 15 points. he makes the steel here and will not be denied. the golden bears improve to 10-1. they host fifth ranked wisconsin on monday. saint mary's was at twenty and saint job's -- st. john's. check out this hoop from behind the back. he gets it to go. he looks like michael jordan. the red storm stormed back to win 53-47. the gails fall to 6-3. this abc7 news sports report has been brou