but tomorrow sunshine galore and we're back into the lydia? >> lydia: all right. thank you, beth. to our top story, a local bartender murdered by armed robbers as she tried to hide in a back room. well, she's being remembered in a special way tonight. shanice dunning is on cleveland's west side with that story. shanice? >> reporter: yeah, lydia, melissa "missy" brinker was beloved bartendser at the cooly lounge on west 130th and cleveland. she was shot and killed three weeks ago, you can see behind organized in her honor, the people who organized this event, her friends and family just told me about 400 people have come here and it started at 3:00 and it will end at 10:00 tonight. again brinker was killed the night of october 24th, while working at the lounge on west 130th. police say four men came nootbaar and took out guns and when brinker ran to call for her, they found and shot and killed her. brinker made a lot of friends who became more like family while she worked there. i spoke me what it looked like to see this outpouring of love for her daughter. >> she was very, very lo

>>lydia: dr. nicen said people shouldn't worry about taken the occasional ibuprofen or naproxen as long as they're taking the recommended dose. >>> in tonight's consumer alerts, many of you deals on electronics. what we did the research for you and found the best deals on smartphones. target is offering a free iphone 7 or iphone 7 plus if you get a qualifying plan on at&t sprint or verizon. if you don't need the latest model, walmart is selling the 5 s for just 99 bucks on black friday. that's $50 off. the only catch, you need tolls buy a straight talk wireless plan. another great offer if you buy you'll get a $250 gift card or you can get the se there for ten bucks a month. best buy is also slashing prices on galaxy s 7 models by $120 and throwing in a $60 samsung fast charger for free too. i love all the deals. >>lydia: deals are calling my name. >>beth: i know. but it doesn't seem like the holidays. >>lydia: i know. thanksgiving is next week. oh, i'm that. >>beth: no, it isn't. yes it is. not t

>>lydia: good evening. i'm lydia esparra. you'd better dress the kids warmly and yourself because tomorrow morning the wind chill beth mcleod is in the first alert center with all the chilly details. >>beth: yeah, it's going to be a cold one. if you thought today was cold, just wait. some of the coldest air of the season, tomorrow morning. so i thought i'd take a few seconds just to let you know that if you didn't know this already then you probably haven't downloaded our cleveland 19 first alert weather app. we had this latest technology. we're the only one in northeast ohio to offer this. our weather app is free. you have to download it or you first of all, if you have it, you'd open it up and see the last couple of videos, updating you on what's really important and how to help plan your day. both talk about the super cold temperatures starting out tomorrow morning. then the app allows you to see what the current temperature is. 34 right now. but it feels like 21?. then as you scroll down, you can see we are still not done

> lydia: we should have. we hope you are wonderful thanksgiving. despite rainy weather. >> jon loufman in the first alert weather center with a look at the weather tonight. for those who plan to camp out. >> got my fit bits and working. if you don't have yours, you may want to head out and hear headlines headed into the black friday shopping forecast. we are talking about a night of perhaps, a little bit of spotty showers and patchy fog. a cloudy friday with random things early on saturday before it becomes rain from time to time. there's the pumpkin pie i hope you had a piece of and maybe ready to go back for seconds on. tonight temperatures don't fall much from mid-40s to 40 by 4:00 in the morning. and we will bottom out in the upper 30s. >>> ford first alert doppler max just clouds. no raindrops to worry about. what's head through the holiday weekend in t the first week of december. i will have answers hour by hour coming up. >> mark: now sad news out of louisville, kentucky. police reporting a shooting wi

>>lydia: looks good, thank you, beth. one of cleveland's most respected charity events. 19 action news anchor looking beautiful and letting her support to becaulo heart. the achievement center for children's and you will sparkle shimmer and gala. apple and auction. proceeds from the event up more than 4500 local kids with disabilities and their families>> and coming up i don't care for surprises. they induce needless excitation and unseemly emotional outbursts. that's why i like techtracker from time warner cable. it sends me an email or text that maps exactly where my technician is and when he'll arrive. no long waits. no surprises...unless he falls into that booby trap by the shed. [rustling outside] he'll be fine. time warner cable. now this is the serpentine chevrolet sports report on cleveland 19 spent the buckeyes sure to have hit their stride after the two-week blimp against northwestern after the blowout nebraska last weekhey come back this week and put the boots to maryland today. they might as well have been hop

>>lydia: enjoy it while you can. beth, it was red letter weekend here at the rock n roll hall of fame. take a look at the new sign it reads long live rock in huge red letters. yes. you got to believe it. you can bet there were plenty of selfies taken with that sign. the plain dealer reporting it will be dedicated on thursday. part of the announcement of a big redesign of the museum. >>> and coming up next in sports, yeah, mark is back with more reactions after another putting a wife to work is a very dangerous thing. when i come home and dinner's not ready i go through the roof. grab 'em by the p****". when you're a star, they let you do it. you can do anything. more accusers coming forward to say they were sexually assaulted by donald trump. fore a show... yes.. and everyone's getting dressed. donald trump walked into the dressing room while contestants, some as young as 15 were changing. standing there with no clothes. you see these incredible looking women. i'd look her right in that fat ugly face of hers. she ate

>>lydia: thank you. we will continue to bring you the very lt investigation as we learn them. >>> and we're also getting answers on a story we have been following for days. employees at the lorain county out motive systems possible sick from carbon monoxide poisoning. the workers were set to come back tonight after the facility was evacuated on wednesday. and that's because of high levels of carbon monoxide were found inside. 7 people were taken to the hospital that day and the fire department tells us several more cleveland 19 obtained records from the elyria fire department showing they responded to 11 medical calls to the facility over the past year. here's what captain kevin szabo tells us about the connection. >> nothing appears to be indicative of history of any particular problem there. this appears to be isolated to the carbon monoxide and the work on the system for the heating and cooling. >>lydia: and szabo says it appears that the work on the heating and what triggered the high carbon monoxide

beth. >> hey, lydia. pretty soon, this story isn't going to be about the snow, it's going to be about the wind chill and the gusty winds. right now the winter problems, the watch box is still out, lake-effect snow warnings have been off towards our east and to our northwest. advisory and basically right along the lakeshore until tomorrow afternoon. so tracking the snow is going to be the second story by tomorrow afternoon. the wind gusts right now, 43 miles an hour, we could see some of these wind gusts upwards of 50 miles an hour. tracking the winds, easy to do, you can follow along. did you know we've got a brand new weather app? it's the first alert weather app. we're the only team in town that has the latest technology. allows us to pinpoint your backyard when you sign up for this app. you'll give us your location, and what do i mean by pinpointing? do you see that first box at the top of your screen? that's an alert that i sent out just a little bit ago, alerting people to what's coming. and what' co

lydia, other than thanksgiving? >> okay, well the cubs have to cough up some big >> ice cream for breakfast. yes, please. why it's said to be a good thing. >> i like that. a little holiday health from a hollywood star. this month. they're being asked to cough up 388,000-dollars after the rally. fans took to grant pack to celebrate the win. thufs th office of emergency management says 5 million people came out for that parade. the cash is going to cover thingses like trash picket, fence repairs and resodding. >> that's actor john voight. he's posing for a picture with sydney golstein. paid for the kentucky woman's groceries she was buying to feed her children. that food will feed about 70 to 196 residents there for the holiday. and it's all thanks to voight who was simply in town just there filming a movie. >> how about that. >> it's nice. >> i eat cookies for breakfast and i'm not ashamed to say. why not ice cream? a japanese scientist says it people who had not eaten ice cream, the professor says those who had had

there goes the heat, lydia. but at least we start driving things out as we head towards next weekend-all right. thank you, beth. coming up next in sports, mark is back. with all the celebrations from i don't want to live with the uncertainties of hep c. or wonder whether i should seek treatment. i am ready. because today there's harvoni. a revolutionary treatment for the most common type of chronic hepatitis c. ...who've had no prior treatment. it transformed treatment as the first cure that's... ...one pill, once a day for 12 weeks. certain patients... ...can be cured with just 8 weeks of harvoni. harvoni is a simple treatment regimen that's been prescribed to more than a quarter of a million patients. tell your doctor if you've had a liver transplant, other liver or kidney problems, hiv, or any other medical conditions, and about all the medicines you take including herbal supplements. taking amiodarone with harvoni may cause a serious slowing of your heart rate. common side effects of harvoni may include tire

>> lydia: but more and more anti-trumbull protests protestsm after railing against the establishment during the campaign. "60 minutes" landed the first big interview with trump and you'll see it right after this newscast. but first it was a very busy day for the president-elect. roxannea sberi reports. >> reporter: donald trump is turning to a washington insider for his white house chief of staff, reince priebus, the chairman of the republican national committee. the president-elect named right-wing media mogul steven bannon trump says he's thrilled to have his team continuing to lead with him. >> the president-elect of the united states of america, donald trump. >> reporter: five days after trump's triumph at the polls, his team took to the sunday morning shows to address growing concerns about a divided country. >> his victory speech was very conciliatory, very much in the right direction. >> it's final for president obama and secretary clinton to say the protesters, this man is our president. >> reporter: protesters hit

lydia pantazes kron4 news. our in-depth series continues tonight at 10.bay mud has miles of pipelines that bring water to more than a million customers. it continues to work to find the problem pipes of the past so it can protect your drinking future. and if you missed any of our stories this week, you can always catch up on kron 4 news dot com. we've posted all of our stories and additional information on discovering lead in your home and school. a stockton family was booed off their plane as they were heading to retreive their son's body after he was killed in afghanistan. the gold star family was allowed to get off the plane first. so they would not not miss their connecting flight. that upset some of the other passengers. the father says the reaction was extrememly upsetting for the family. however, they were treated better on the second flight. 30-year- old sergeant john perry died after stopping a suicide bomb attack last weekend. he is set to be buried at arlington national cemetery "doctor strange" has dominated the box office. what new movie migh

a bus driven by a 32-year-old hit and killed 64-year-old lydia folktino. the bus hit her in the crosswalk trying to make a left-hand turn at 11:00 last night. vernon odom just spoke with police and will have a live update coming up at 4:30 today. >>> a homeless man is under arrest accused of sexually assaulting a woman in bucks county. police say that 21-year-older ecanderson broke into a bensalem home and attacked the woman inside and identified him from a sunoco surveillance video. he is facing burglary and indecent assault. >>> just yesterday 8-year-old gianna powell was laid to rest. her family and friends saying a final good-bye. a brand new push to find the hit and run driver who hit and killed her. gianna was crossing overbrook with her three siblings on the way home from school when she was hit and the driver sped off. the hunt is on for the driver and today the city announced a $10,000 reward for any information leading to an arrest and conviction and add to that another $15,000 reward from the fraternal order of police just for an arrest. her par

. >> sure. [ some laughter ] lydia-lydia ortiz? >> i'm here! [ applauding ] >> hey, how ya doin', lydia? "if i could have a birca-- if--" oh, she'd like to know if she could have "a birthday kiss, handshake, anything. my birthday is today." really? >> really! >> well, happy birthday. >> happy birthday. >> yeah, we'll-we'll-- send up something. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> now, h-here's a loaded question. jeff tocar. where're you, jeff? [ some applause and cheering ] ah. cadet, at west point. "what will be the score of e [ laughing ] >> hey! >> no, i'd say-- i don't know whether the army or navy out-outnumbers the audience here, tonight. [ laughter ] >> but you know the numbers. you know the score. [ some yelling ] you know the score! >> what's the score? >> twenty-three to 14. >> army. >> we don't know who wins, but that's the score. >> yeah, yeah. that's-- any-- [ some laughter ] no, that's-that's tough. i dunno. it should be a good game, though. you were in the marines. >> yes. >> i was in-- i was in the navy. >> yes. >> so... [ applause ] emotio

let's send it to -- i guess we are going back to you in the >> romona: we'll take it, lydia. let's go to our reporter carl monday. >> denise: there were concerns and there may be voter suppression. >> reporter: on a day many expected the worst things went smoothly. we spent the day looking for trouble but didn't find it. when a man walked into bethany baptist church he was told he was in the right place. stride. >> he didn't seem intimidating or did he seem like somebody that would -- >> no, he did not. he was no threat. >> reporter: after the man left someone said he threatened to return with a gun. sheriff deputies investigated, but they cooperate substantiate the threat. at times observers seem to outnumber voters. they were passing out campaign back off. >> they said because i have my hand up like this i was flagging people down. i wasn't. >> reporter: we found these two election observers outside the polling place at the fair fax rec center. despite the polling place chaos no major problems in cuyahoga county. >> no intimidation at all? >> not that i have seen. >> five,

even then, lydia, oy chance we see anything at all. >> all right. thank you, beth. hey, to great local program is getting a great boost the day. our very own harry boomer, the emcee at the breakfast fund-raiser today, for cleveland's falmouth center. i will go for services for all ages including an early learning sent, youth programs and hot meal distribution. and it is a kids' dream come true, lego fest is live at the i.x. center. i love. that the touring event there is over 3-acres filled with building bricks, challenge zones and activities. and, isn't this adorable? snow leopards at the akron zoo got the opportunity to play with the jack o'lanterns after the boo at the zoo event, the day after the zoo hosts a pum pumpkinpalooza where they get to eat, smash and play with the pumpkins. good for them. and coming up next in sports, the cavs ands final play. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. when it came to atlantic city it was all glitz and glamor, but it turned out to be a gold-plated scam. l, trump castle and trump plaza all went bankrupt. but he walk

. >> host: before we go any further let's get lydia beyoud the bloomberg dna involved issues of senior tech and telecom reporter. >> guest: you mentioned vertical integration there was less antitrust concern but i'm curious if both of you can speak to what is legal and regulatory issues might be raised by opponents who oppose this deal? >> guest: i probably should let terrell talk about the legal issues because i don't know the laws. together we know nothing. specifically on issues that are important one of the things that harold mentioned is how time warner will treat content and its content relative to how time warner will treat content. that's the potential way that this vertical merger could be anti-competitive. they treat their own content differently than others. of course that's going to be the biggest issue that the justice department will want to look at and who want to propose conditions to make that not so simple. that i think is going to be the biggest one. harold is bringing in the privacy issue here and i'm not quite sure that comes into the merger itself. it seems like a

kron4's lydia pantazes is live on the sonoma state campus where the body was found. lydia? >> reporter: police still not found soon as and they're very worried. wednesday shallow grave philip trees and brush at the edge of camp as this is video of the scene for multiple partnership with abc seven kimberly lives in nearby reported missing october 7th same investigators say he was stabbed several times. marin county officials are urging residents to take caution when using their credit cards. an alert gas station attendant discovered credit card skimmer device placed inside a gas pump keypad near mill valley on thursday. skimmers are not usually visible unless the gas pump keypad is open. officials say to make sure there is a security seal on the gas pump and examine card readers for anything that may look suspicious. avoid pumps out of the sight of store employees. and check your credit card statement regularly for any unusual charges. no victims have come forward to report any type of fraud. officials are reviewing security footage in an attempt to identify the suspect. the

in downtown oakland lydia pantazes, kron 4 news. >>> in oakland with just a few days left to vote, city officials are you to thing a major infrastructure proposal. about two dozen oakland residents rode bikes are mayor libby schaaf and lt. governor gavin newsom as they championed measure kk. most of the $600 million proposal would go to rehabbing roads and public facilities and $100 million would be for affordable housing. but the east bay rental housing association, which represents landlords and property margins says proponents are using affordable housing as bait to pass an expensive infrastructure project. >>> well a little rain is on the way tonight. >> meteorologist lawrence karnow is back with your complete forecast they are just teasing me about not giving bridge on the set [ laughter ], that is saul. >> i think we're getting close to that time. >> we are getting close. >> we're in ratings now. [ laughter ] >> there you go. have it at it. >> we're getting close to some rain as well; right? okay. >> moving along. >> some scattered showers around the bay area nothing too heavy out

lydia is here with us. she's one of the people who came out here, felt that she was drawn here, but she also has a powerful stoir to tell. for those who don't understand the cuban diaspora, who don't understand why people would be literally dancing in the streets for the death of a head of state, why don't we start with the story of your father, okay? your father, cuban, comes to the united states, but is not happy with what's going on in cuba. why did he leave cuba? >> he left cuba because of the threat of communism that they noticed. fidel castro was bringing to the country. so, we all moved in 1960 to miami. >>nd he decided to actually go back and fight along with others. tell me about what his participation was and as we know, the bay of pigs invasion was a failed invasion. >> yes, it was. my father decided to go to the bay of pigs invasion. he told my mom he was going to deliver arms, never told her where he was going. we found out because my grandfather who was still in cuba saw him on tv. but his shi

lydia is at the airport with the latest on how the crowds are this evening. >> reporter: (whistle blowing) tens of thousands of people arriving and departing from sfo. most of them expecting the worst driving to their terminal. >> i've never seen the traffic backup that much before. >> we saw the cars lined up. especially on the demarcher side. -- departure side. and said okay this is going to be tough. >> reporter: but it wasn't. when raj walked into the airport he saw this: no lines. >> we even asked her are you sure, you know, are we in the right place? because there is no lines. we were shocked. >> reporter: they were not the only oneed pleasant -- only ones pleasantly surprised. >> not much activity except for the lines coming into the airport. >> two and a half hours before we were supposed to be here. it's okay. i'd rather be early than late. >> reporter: but this isn't the case at other airports. >> crazy in vegas. >> reporter: passengers returning to the bay area encountered long lines in places like giflt r vegas. >> -- like vegas. >> took a while. a lot longer than it should. >

cuando lydia fuera su iglesia no podÍa creer lo que sus ojos veÍan, este aviso que anunciaba una misarimas. >> las palabras aterrorizaron a la comunidad hispana. el incidente no habrÍa sido el Único en esa zona, esta legislatura estatal nos cuenta cÓmo le gritaron. las autoridades no saben quiÉnes son los responsables. los incidentes de odio se han disparado en el paÍs. en indiana otra iglesia fue vandalizada, este pastor apoyÓ a donald trump y duda que simpatizantes estÁn detrás de estos actos. en esta iglesia se vence el odio con amor, los mensajes no ha parado de llegar. >> nosotros somos mejores que eso. marÍa: una de las grandes sorpresas de la reciente elecciÓn se dio en pensilvania donde ganÓ donald trump convirtiÉndose en el primer republicano en romper casi un cuarto de siglo de dominio demÓcrata. >> quizÁs nunca o ido a hablar, es una pequeÑa poblaciÓn de unos 7000 habitantes, blancos en su gran mayorÍa, asentada en las orillas del rÍo ohio. eran histÓricamente demÓcratas, poco a poco fueron cambiando. >> desde hace ocho aÑos era visto que estas poblaciones eran republicanas

kron4's lydia pantazes reports that they are still hoping someone will come forward with information. >> : they did not know exactly and makes it even more difficult broadcaster may be gone they may know something about what happened. and they will not give up until pearl is home. they were seen on several traffic cameras and central california historic coming up on how alarming number of lawsuits that something that women have the deal with. now >> rebecca: touching through the east bay sulphate peninsula but aren't you in the read their grain across the bay area all the different areas and slammed very wet conditions and that will affect highway 680 and then the cemetery lisa over an hour because of the poor visibility will ignore if they center as a palomar and author of the coast as well when a one it will be very sick this morning on all bay area freeways. as far as irina's concern throughout the day for nine 10:00 hour through slight break and a shower or two left in between once we get into a closer a lunch hour more showers will continue and then steady throughout most of the

kron 4's lydia pantazes is live at the campus in rohnert park with the latestlydia? >> reporter:another body found today -- this one oakland. calling the death "suspicious". the burned body was discovered near arroyo viejo park >> reporter: and landscaper that were on that campus some abiding and a rugged area. >> the body was covered with dirt. i cannot tell someone the zero hole and put the body in the dirt or the body was there discovered in the dirt. >> it is either an all adults or possibly in someone's full-size. not a child. >> reporter: 01 as of this hope to have i.d. and 24 hours. >> it is scary. you hear about these things happening in other cities or on tv. this happened right down the street from where i live which is a little bit scary. >> reporter: what they may hear that said his son's friend had been missing for two weeks. but the police has not connected the two cases. >> steve:thank you, lydia. >> steve: another body found today, this one in oakland. calling the that suspicious. the bomb body was discovered near or royal bay park. -- arroyo viejo pa

the -dynasty about 1100 bc and also ancient lydia. the electric coins going back to 650 bc.t's a vast area. this a lot of interest in the community and all you to do is take a look at the probate cases and you'll see many probate cases coins and stamps are in there. other than that that's the end of my sermon but he has a good business that's been around a long time. upon case >> thank you. >>[applause] >>[calling public comment cards] >> thank you. i actually submitted two cards. one for my own business and the other for sacred grounds cafÉ and shall i lump the two together interview one presentation? >> that is fine. or you can come back and do two. >> no. it makes sense to combine them. sacred rounds caÉé started having poetry readings since 1972. i think it's one of the longest running poetry readings series in the city or maybe in the country. i was a-i'm still a beneficiary of that poetry reading series because when i was 44 i discovered poetry and then i discovered sacred grounds and i was able to go in and participate and work on my skills and to this day i'm still a

-lydia? home sleeping, where you should be. but t rst, finish the cake, it will put some meet on your bones. -thanks, george. -another busy night, eh, malitza? -i do well enough, janosch. -simple pleasures for a simple man. call me mirov. -ok, mirov, your bill comes to $14.89. -nobody move, nobody panic! [rifle cocking] -back! -open it! -you all must do a hell of a lunch trade. i'll take that. [gunshot] [g[gshots] -let's go! [gunshots] -just shut up, and get us out of here. come on! -you idiot! what the hell do you think you're doing? i'm a cop! -join the club. so are we, metro! -you ought to learn how to drive, pal! -and i'm not your pal. -it's just a term of endndrment. -oh, i'm sure it is. -not so in his case. -that's enough, saccio. -commander, i think we ought to be investigating mirov janosch. -[sighs] like there's some kind of connection between him and the perps. -he's carrying a gun. you noticed? -captain devane, what are your feelings on this? -i think hunter's right, and if it's no problem with him, i'd like to see h

. >> sure. [ some laughter ] last-last we'll hear about that. [ some laughter ] lydia-lydia ortiz? >> i'm here! [ applauding ] >> hey, how ya doin', lydia? "if i could have a birca-- if--" oh, she'd like to know if she could have "a birthday kiss, handshake, anything. my birthday is today." really? >> really! >> well, happy birthday. >> happy birthday. >> yeah, we'll-we'll-- send up something. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> now, h-here's a loaded question. jeff tocar. where're you, jeff? [ some aus ah. cadet, at west point. "what will be the score of the army navy game, tomorrow?" [ laughing ] >> hey! >> no, i'd say-- i don't know whether the army or navy out-outnumbers the audience here, tonight. [ laughter ] >> but you know the numbers. you know the score. [ some yelling ] you know the score! >> what's the score? >> twenty-three to 14. >> army. >> we don't know who wins, but that's the score. >> yeah, yeah. that's-- any-- [ some laughter ] no, that's-that's tough. i dunno. it should be a good game, though. you were in the marines. >> yes. >> i was in-- i was in the navy. >> yes. >> so.

. >> next guess worlds chef and restaurant owner, lydia, out with new book on lydia mastering the artt to learn. so we welcome -- >> that's correct what we're here for. >> excited. >> so all every these politics going job you heard what the lady said. >> just get it done watch better way than around the table of food, you know, people sort every communicate with food. so nice salad. fennel is in season now, some of the smoked mozarella, cubed just like that. >> fresh mozarella, right? >> yes, but little smoke. to to give it that little extra flavor. then let's see. >> good? >> throw in the salami. buy a salami, not difficult. and the whole thing, and you cut it in little mash sticks. so when you bite into it, it is nice. do you want the whole -- >> yes? >> let's go with the salami. >> good? how about some celery? >> i can do this. >> prepare everything. >> and then you can prepare this. what is the big -- okay? you put a little bit of oil for me. i will tell you when. >> just go, little more. >> so making the salad, compliment, a meal, and to get people talking and together at the tab

kron four's lydia pantazes shows us how a teenager with down syndrome stole the spotlight at a football game. >> reporter: getting a senior football players one senior however been waiting for this might all season. joe gary no. 25 does not typically get, seem joe has made a name for himself as a team hydration specialist he definitely shows said to his teammates. this time instead of serving water to the sea-maid's he ran the ball. classmates serving water to all year celebrated him. coming up next on kron four news weekend. another samsung product is being recalled because it can explode. it could be in your home, and it's not a phone. we'll show you next. for the weekend: it's the chinese historical society grand re-opening in san francisco. check out the interactive technology. it's happening at the chinese historical society all day. and it's free to attend. thanks for joining us. i'm marty gonzalez. here's rebecca strom with the weather forecast. >> rebecca: of will return a little bit later right now look at all four zones of force on forecast cameron network: get a bridge sampra

lydia pantazes kron 4 news. >>> in a follow-up to a story we first brought you on thursday, authorities now say a sewnna state student died from multiple stab wounds. kirk campbell kimberly's body was found in a shallow grave on the sewn may state university campus wednesday night. police say detectives believe kimberly was targeted by his killer or killers. he says that the murder was not connected with the college or its students. kimberly was last seen leaving his home in cotati to visit his friends. it appears his body had only been there a short time. >>> now to the east bay, where a newark man is under arrest, accused of having sex with a minor. john graham was taken into custody after the girls parents went to police. he is the co-owner of finesse soccer academy in newark. at this point investigators think there is only one victim in this case, but they are continuing to look into this incident. >>> . >>> storm clouds moving back into california. and some of that heading towards the bay area right now. you can see the system sliding on through. not a whole lot of energy with it.

brad: lydia says her daughter tried to do everything right. high school as student government president. going to college full time. attending e.m.t. classes at night. >> my daughter was an all-around wonderful person. brad: a young woman with a bright future. taken from her mother and loved ones. murdered october 19 as she sat in a car with her boyfriend in upper marlboro. our cameras were there at the crime scene. to see him load in an ambulance. >> i'm hurt. i'm angry. i'm totally at >> the young couple just returned to alyssa's neighborhood when it happened. parked on the prince place when several people police believe were intent on a robbery approach. the young man was able to get out of the car and run. he was shot and wounded as he fled. the gunman shot and killed alyssa as she sat in her mother's car. >> police have few leads. so today, lydia banks asked to speak directly to her >> whoever did this heinous crime, i pray you come to justice. whatever goes on in the dark will come to light. god does not like ugly. brad: there is a $25,0

lydia saulsberry "i voted on the first day early voting started. so you just wanted some extra inspiration anyway? i wanted her to know that she has got my 100% support." clinton's stop comes 2- days before early voting ends here in clark county. the republican vice-presidential nominee governor mike pence was campaigning in iowa--- hours after two police officers were officers were killed in an they met with officers and brought flowers. : 20 the hearts of the nation are breaking for the familiestws officers and for the entire law enforcement family and for the community of des moines :29 both donald trump and hillary clinton also tweeted their condolences.. . and a makeshift memorial continues to grow outside the area where one of the officers was shot. des moines sergeant anthony t des moines sergeant anthony beminio and urbandale police officer justin martin were killed yesterday while both were sititng in their police cruisers. the killer identified by police as scott greene, lead authorities on a massive manhunt after the shootings happened.

lydia's was opened in 1946 by lydia micheletti in the fourmile, the valley below butte.e heard about this tradition but i don't really understand what distinguishes a supper club from a restaurant. >> aaron: at least in montana the supper clubs are a variation on meaderville-style. involves this antipasto beginning. >> anthony: sliced beets, sweet potato salad, salami and cheese, side salad, pickled peppers, and breadsticks. >> aaron: then when you actually get your entrée, you get oddly enough ravioli or spaghetti or here both, but also french-fries. >> anthony: odd. >> aaron: that may be unique to montana. >> anthony: for entrees seared scallops and white wine sauce for aaron. me, noticing we're pretty much land-locked around here; i go for the extra thick tenderloin of beef thank you very much. >> anthony: this is whacky. it makes no sense. >> aaron: it is somewhat bizarre to have scallops and french-fries. >> anthony: yeah. meaderville no longer around? >> aaron: no, it's not. >> anthony: that went -- >> aaron: it was swallowed up by the pit. >> anthony: right. >> aa

after lydia ko shot the course record 62 friday, the awards seemed to be ready for her mantle, but this changed that. what's at stake today?

kron 4 lydia pantazes is live at pier 39 and how does the tree look? >> reporter: it looks beautiful. you can see it over my shoulder, in the distance. but it it wasn't just about the tree tonight. there were christmas carolers, letters to santa and even mariachi. the christmas tree was definite life the main attraction. at 60' it towers over pier 39. >> i think it's beautiful. i have never seen a tree lighting before. >> reporter: for many it was a first. >> i always come here to pier 39, but i have never seen the tree lighting so it's really nice. >> reporter: it's what led up to the tree lighting that got people in the christmas spirit. ♪[ music ] . performances by cast members of the lion king musical. and variety of christmas carolers and there was also letters to santa. >> my turn -- my turn! >> reporter: some kids eager to tell me what they wrote. >> i want legos. >> i asked for a real puppy. >> reporter: a real puppy? >> yes. >> reporter: do you think you'll get a real puppy? >> yeah. >> most kids pretty optimistic what will be waiting under th

lydia shows us why. >> wow. >> reporter: it is something you would expect to see in a rural community. >> this is awesome. >> reporter: but not in a busy bay area city. >> i have lived in fremont 25 years and never seen it before. >> reporter: if you listen closely amid the sound of rush hour traffic, you can hear them. about 700 goats eating their way through alameda creek. >> i like the sound. sound so cute. >> reporter: the animals have become quite an attraction. especially for rafi gonzalez- reyes who is brushing up on her goat sounds. >> when i saw it on the freeway, i thought they were very interesting and i wanted to see what they do up here. >> reporter: what they are doing is clearing brush to prevent flooding in the winter and fires in the summer. they are used throughout union city, fremont, and hayward. >> it is less expensive than manual labor and it is more environment tally friendly. it has less environmental impact. >> reporter: this is the second time the alameda flood control and water conservation district uses the goats. >> we did 50 acres or so. next year, we wil

lydia is in numerous scenes, including this one. >> i'm one of the balls -- balances and i balance the structure so she can perform on it. >> reporter: after hours of contorting, a final ritual before the curtain rises. >> there is a group of six of us and there is a song and we sing along and we find a harmony and then we're ready. >> reporter: or the rick runs tonight through sunday at talking stick resort arena. tickets start at $35. i'm kristy siefkin, fox 10 news. >> reporter: you can probably feel it in the air a little bit. change is weather. we'll take a look at that coming up. >>> later the toys you don't want to find under the christmas tree and what makes them so martinez... we're working on some brand new stories for martinez... we're working >> reporter: i'm marc martinez. we're working on brand-new stories for you tonight at 6:00. could pink underwear and tent city become a thing of the past? what paul penzone is saying tonight. >>> the former owners of the new times charged with running a brothel. why a judge wants to drop the charges against those men at >> reporter: hi

do in the tense situation we're facing now in europe and the middle east. >> thank you very much, lydia over here, sir, we have mrs. young who is the co-chairman of our women's division. i think the women have done a positively amazing job here in illinois. >> thank you, sam. mr. president, thousands of illinois women have deep admiration for the integrity and wisdom which you have brought to your office. your deep and wonderful knowledge, liberal approach to the human problems, and your conservative use of the people's money is most inspiring. >> thank you very much, ruth young. mr. president, we have a number of people who are working here tonight who have just come back from doorbell ringing. they're actually too young to vote tomorrow. here a couple of very fine examples. miss joan howe and don monroe, both high school seniors. don, would you like to say a word to the president? >> we young people are behind you for many reasons. those of us in our group are old enough now to be thinking of facing military service. we feel that you are a great hope for peace in the world. >> thank y

authorities have identified the woman hit and killed by a septa bus in center city philadelphia. 64-year-old lydia of cherry hill was struck after 5:00 last night at 23rd and chestnut. police say she was in a crosswalk pushing her -month-old grandson in a stroller and the infant was not hurt and police have not been able to interview the 32-year-old driver. >>> it was built in 1792 so the state house in new jersey is the second oldest continually used state house in the country and parts of it are in danger of collapse. that is why governor chris christie announced a 300 million there's facelift for the historic building and that will begin immediately and talked about his plans for next year. new jersey correspondent, nora muchanic, has the story. >> governor christie called conditions at the 224-year-old state house in trenton shameful and embarrassing and work will start immediately on a four year project to modernize and fix the building that is subject to catastrophic failure in many place sflz this is not a place we should ask people to come and work in every day and put their lives and heal

location for eataly which counts celebrity chefs mario batali and lydia bastianich among its partners. the 45,000 square ot market is three stories, includes 4 restaurants, 10 eatees, and home. you can come here and get all the great products, ha full mills here but we are here about teaching yow to make pasta. j.c. city leaders say eataly's arrival isn't just a sign of development at the pru it also shows boston is on the map for food and culture. ed what is this, i am starving. >> we had a wet day out there. generay about a quarter to half an inch near the north shore nd, tw .the heaviest was south shore. they picked up an inch to in inch and a half. it keeps us in the drought situation but every lile bit lps. some dri out there more than anything else. this area over the cape has number two? it is down here. look at all the tornado watch boxes. this is an incredibly powerful storm. we are not going to get the severerms but we will get some of this moisture but it is a long way away. itilta a long time to get here. i do not think the rain will be moving in as early as it did. it wil

lydia saulsberry "i voted on the first day early voting started. so you just wanted some extra inspiration anyway? i wanted her to know that she has got my 100% support." clinton's stop comes.... -2- days before.... early voting ends. donald trump's recent momentum is apparently.... carrying into nevada. when asked.... who they support in the presidential race.. -43- percent said.... clinton... while 46 percent said.... trump. libertarian candidate.... gary johnson had 7 percent. the rest said..... none or had no opinion. that same poll also shows... the senate race is a dead heat. democrat.... catherine cortez- masto had -47- percent. republican... joe heck was at -48- percent. the nevada democratic party is suing the trump campaign over alleged voter intimidation in nevada. in court today.. their lawyers claimed poll watchers trained by the trump campaign were engaged in a coordinated effort to intimidate nevada voters. trump lawyers deny the allegations and say their volunteers are trained to follow state law. a ruling could come by friday. toni

lydia petter who has just come back from her group after canvassing 60 of the most difficult precincts here have here in the city of chicago. i will ask you to make a brief statement to the president regarding your canvas, if you will. >> president eisenhower, we were worried about these areas in the beginning because they are heavily democratic. i'm happy to report our reception was magnificent. these people switch to you because they trust your judgment as we all do in the tense situations we're facing now in the europe and the middle east. >> thank you very much, lydia. over here mrs. young, co-chairman of our women's division. ruth, i think the women have done a positively amazing job here in illinois. >> thank you, sam. mr. president, thousands of illinois women have deep admiration for the integrity and wisdom which you have brought to your office. your deep and wonderful knowledge liberal approach to the human problems and your conservative views of the people's money is most inspiring. >> thank you very much, rose young. and mr. president, we have a number of people working her

attempt to go make a left on chestnut street from 23rd last night when it struck and killed 62 year old lydia of cherry hill. the victim was pushing nine month old baby in the stroller at the time. the child was not hurt. no one on the bus was hurt either. >> we know the identity of 14 year oh, shot and killed last night, in mayfair. and police are searching right now for the two suspect. eyewitnesses say they saw getting away. our anita oh, live at the scene of the shooting with the latest on the investigation. good afternoon, anita. >>> good afternoon, jim, we now know that boy is 14 year old iaian wellsy, ninth grader at northeast high school. police say just before 9:00 last night, he was gun down here in the 6200 block of rouse avenue near devereaux avenue. we can show you video now from the scene when paramedics returned here around 9:00 and they found 14 year old shot at least three times in the chest and the stomach. the boy was able to run a few feet before collapsing. though aria-torresdale doctors did their best to save him, pronounced him dead just before 10:00 last night. he was

and finally, lydia wrote something about richard spencer reminds me of a nazi. oh wait. he is one. never mind. we'd love to hear from you think. log on to any of our wusa9 social media pages and join the >>> so you know at some point during dish tomorrow the -- dinner tomorrow the issue of politics is going to come up and that's when food fights could break out over an argument at the very latest. at -- at the very least. it but it appears the little ones may have the key to keeping thanksgiving civil. here's some students from middle school in new jersey with some advice on how to handle the conversation at thanksgiving this year. >> you try your best not to offends them but still get your point ss other, be kind of like okay. we are -- we have different opinions. i'm okay with that. >> families should just stay true to what really matters. is family and friends. and you should always be kind to each other. >> i think our future is in good hands. these are seventh and eighth graders talking. and if they know better, we adults can certainly do better. >>> well, you can do what i do

kron four's lydia pantazes has more on the impact of this hack. >> reporter: some writers i convinced pausing before they had to the gates many at what they thought was a holiday promotion that is not the case appears system was packed. others wonder why they would have a public transit system. he conceded keos great care out of order on the top and as a sign that says free entry if and nissan employee testing them out but they did not work for on when they will work. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. police in the south bay are still searching for the two men who escaped from jail late last week. we have an update, and more on the reward being offered for information leading to their capture. and. the impact of the death of fidel castro has been felt far and wide. we'll have what president obama and president-elect trump had to say about his passing. also. high tech toys don't come cheap. find out the prices on the latest toys your kids may want this holiday season. >> marty:for your money:. here are the stories from the week -- that could im

but an economic embargo now best friends patricia and lydia, both left cuba as children, each with a different idea on lifting or keeping that embargo. >> yes, we should lift the embargo because it's not worked in 50-plus years. >> with the obama administration, it was a free for all. >> reporter: with the picture of their father who was imprisoned by fidel, elaina said she waits for raul castro's death. >> we n brother. his brother. and then maybe one day we can visit cuba. a free cuba again. >> and kerry sanders joins me now live from miami. do many of the cuban-americans that you talked to, the families that endure the legacy of castro feel that perhaps now they can begin to reclaim their country? >> reporter: you know, they recognize i think that fidel castro's death is really symbolic. it is his brother raul who's i was struck this morning thinking about a trip to cuba 24 years ago and i hopped on a car for a ride and it was a nice car, a mercedes. i said to the guy driving, is this your car in he goes, no, all cars in cuba owned by -- and then went like this and struck like the