in life. -- maureen says.had to meet many challenges. —— where they have had to meet. will take you to america, albuquerque, were thousands of people have gathered to watch a mass ascension of hot air balloons on the last weekend of the international balloon fiesta in new mexico. the festival — which is held in against the backdrop of the region's desert landscape — includes inflatable characters hovering over the city, as well as hundreds of the traditional hot air balloons.

. >> monday is good. >> we'll see you at 6:00 a.m. >> maureen. >> can we talk about the name maureen looking at me crazy. >> it's just the way i look, maureen. [ laughter ] >> never mind. i'll tell you guys. >> her name is maureen. >> putting spotlight on the talented men and women on the university of mary washington after the break. some members of the cast of hit musical little shop of horrors will join us live with a special performance. we'll check in with 1 it's always disappointing, when something gets watered down. at air wick, we believe scent should be experienced the way its intended: pure. discover air wick pure freshmatic, with no added water. and now, try pure free ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad. a woman's right to choose. ed gillespie would put the government in charge of a woman's personal decisions, not women and their doctors. as governor, ed gillespie says, i would like to see abortion be banned. if ed gillesp

hope y you celebrate. >> you made that happen. >> i d every once in awhile. >> text maureen. >> maureenid you. >> she also got me breakfast this morning. >> in a round about way she did. we should not talk inside baseball. we should talk real baseball. first pitch 7:31ish. that's what the internet said. it will be around 7: 30 or so. 76 degrees. a few clouds, dry, mild temperatures. who you got on this one, maureen. >> the cubs. >> the cubs. she doesn't even know who the cubs are. >> aren't they a team that plays somewhere in the midwest. what is it, goal. >> do not get me started on this one. strauss is pitching tonight. let's dig in on this one. here's today forecast. 74, 86. i haven't had this much fun in a long time working with you guys. rain likely monday and tuesday. come on in erin. it's your turn. you can have fun, too. >> where is my breakst maureen. >> it's a long story, erin. >> tell them the story, not goi. >> maureen lost a bet. >> i'm trying to save my girl maureen's face. >> too late. >> i won't feel left out then. right now unfortunately. >> we're running out of time. t

live in the santa cruz mountains, maureen naylor, back to you. >> maureen, at this point they have about 600 firefighters. have you heard them talk about possibly moving any resources down from the north bay to help in this firefight? >> reporter: we have. we actually asked cal fire about that earlier and we asked, are you stretched thin? they said a little bit. they have asked for a lot of resources and we are told they will be getting them tomorrow. so at this point it was interesting today to see that aerial attack be key but they are expecting more resources tomorrow. >> all right, maureen naylor reporting for us tonight on the bear creek fire, thank you. >>> several evacuation centers are available including one in los gatos at lakeside elementary school. boulder creek elementary school on west lomond street. but because of poor cell phone reception there, officials have opened a third location at a firehouse in felton. south bay reporter jesse gear very live with evacuees situations. >> reporter: you were talking about evacuees. we are joined by sandra wood had just county of walke

back to you maureen and wisdom. >> 4:47.overnight montgomery county police still looking into what caused a crash in potomac that killed two people. >> the investigation is keeping parts of democracy boulevard closed. fox5's annie yu live at the scene with the details. annie. >> reporter: hey, wisdom and maureen. well, as you just heard erin near gains borough road. between gains borrow and new bridge closed right now. this accident happened around 11:30 last night so we're talking about six hours now that montgomery county police and the accident reconstruction team have been out here trying to figure out exactly what happened. we're kind of showing you the scene here. this is as close as we can get. it's pretty hard to tell from where we are if they have actually towed away both vehicles because we know that they ran off the roadway. i heard that one of them went into an embankment. it's hard to tell from here if those cars have been towed away. nonetheless they're out here trying to figure this out. we have video of the a

kron4's maureen kelly reports that a couple who recently celebrated their 50-year wedding anniversaryanta rosa it's really hard because i just saw him at church and it's just hard to imagine that we won't see him again.members of the resurrection catholic church in santa rosa say leroy and donna halbur were pillars of their communtiy.both were 80 years old, married fifty years and the parents of two sons and had two grandchildren. leroy helped found the sonoma county branch of the catholic charity st. vinicent de paul. he would give you the shirt off his back.a midwesterner with a dry sense of humor, leroy also volunteered as an usher at the church and would always help out during their big festival.he would be out there with the best of them putting up tables and structures, if you needed him he was there and he did it with a smile on his face.those who knew donna halbur say her health had been failing in recent years. she's described as being very creative, welcoming and supportive.i remember donna as being very encouraging of pursuing your dreams especially women and especially in

point, maureen. we are about an hour and a half away from sunset when typically the aircraft have to land. it's just too dangerous to fly at night. so in that wooded area, it's going to be a challenge getting some lines around there at night. >> reporter: you're right. it's been 7 hours now. they started about 9:00 this morning. it's interesting how it started last night. but thank goodness for the winds being a nonevent because we saw what happened at the north bay with how much it spread. they were able to get the helicopters up. i'm actually surprised right now during my live report that we haven't seen more helicopters -- oh, here comes one. there you go. they have been almost here nonstop. i'm close to howell reservoir, also close to lexington reservoir so these are the types of helicopters with the water buckets going back and forth, back and forth. and as you mentioned, they have a little bit of daylight left. [ sound of helicopters ] >> take a listen. they really want to capitalize on that be

be quiet, maureen. stop that, stop your nonsense.e first pace man. >> i do. >> 76 degrees in d.c., 74 for fredericksburg. hey, holly, if she can say that, we can say go max scherzer. >> why not. >> she called him mike scherzer by the way. >> it's mark scherzer thank you very much and brian strasburg. >> starting to move into the city here it's fairly light. heavier south and west. culpeper you're getting a douse of rain right now. it's also moving across spotsylvania is down towards stafford and fredericksburg, too. and then northern areas and northwest too. the rain will stay with us most of the morning. again, caitlin is here for erin and at least the government has a holiday so that may help things just a little bit. >> hopefully ball wet weather on a monday morning is never good. downed wires in southeast d.c., g street southeast and randall circle closed minnesota avenue between those two streets. so, be careful in that area. also accident has cleared. this is down by fredericksburg, 95 northbound right past centreport. you're f

maureen and wisdom. >> 5:18.a look at the stories you're engaging with the most this morning on social media. >> first up president trump his make america great again campaign and his committee h posted a petition asking for signatures from supporters who believe in standing for the star spangled banner to show your patriotism and support. now, the petition popped up on wednesday one day after nfl commissioner roger goodell aren't the nfl players association met to discuss how to handle the anthem moving forward. >> house speaker paul ryan poked fun at himself and the catholic church at the annual al smith dinner. ryan took gentle jabs at the president's temperament, his lack of accomplishments and his overactive dinner account. the smith dinner usually raises eyebrows at it encourages them to poke fun. >> a famous movie director breaking his silence on his long time friend and collaborator harvey weinstein. quentin tarantino admits he's ashamed as he says he knew enough not to did. tarantino had a message for ot

>> maureen, this is your special day. >> i want to you come with me.the thing mauen chicago she's been very outspoken about the fact she is -- >> i'm a number one cubs fan. >> cubs fan. chris producer chris got a very special place to sit. >> hold up. >> thrown. >> queen. we want to you just enjoy the view from our very special nationals seat. >> i'm in the corner. >> front row have yourself a seat. we got you k cards you can look at and read and beautiful view of the wash washington monument. >> not the chicago monument. >> when you're winner, no one can put you in the corner. >> i'm sorry what was that chris, we'll move on. >> washington monument, maureen. >> let me tell you -- >> it's beautiful landmark over there. >> beautiful city right on the lake with winning teams. there's the cubs, the bears, the bulls. it's fantastic. >> so while maureen continues to stew and try to learn her lesson how to be a good nats fan. >> yes. >> let's talk about the heartbreak that the rest of us are feeling today. here we go. >>> go, cubs! >> ♪ >>> here it comes. he

. >> not look fog ward to rain as maureen mentioned looking what it does to the commute. eastern at kenilworth look going and lack looking at maryland and virginia next. >> and if are you just waking up at 5:00 the latest developments in the california wildfires more than a dozen died and at least 2,000 homes, businesses and other structures have been dest destroyed. and additional 150 people are now missing. this is as crews battle 17 wildfires most in northern california. fires are burning so hot that windows and tire rims melted off cars leaving many vehicles resting on steel axles. meanwhile residents from nap aand sonoma counties are returning home now and the president is officering assistance to devastated communities. >> breaking overnight in the districts a night of gunfire left two people dead in forming west it happened after midnight 6200 block of 8th street. >> melanie alnwick on the scene. she joins us live with the details we have so far. hey, mel. >> good morning, guys, fourth district police homicide detectives and crime scene investigators all here on th

maureen, welcome back.k great. >> thank you. >> where did you go, some place sunny and beautiful. >> i'll tell you after. >> t was sunny, very. >> i know. >> even though we're only 3 feet apart we haven't run into eac >> i think. >> all right. hey, 49 now in washington. yes, cool temps here to stay. the good news is, the halloween forecast is looking sunny and bright, and kind of seasonably cool. i'll show the details on that momentarily. but let's focus on today. last night winds gusting to about 50 miles an hour ushering much cooler air you can see the entire region now witness exception of quantico still in the fours we'll keep it cool this afternoon daytime highs don't get out of the mid to upper 50's dealing with persist sent pesky winds these are wind gusts blowing over 25 miles an hour here in washington. look at frederick and hagerstown, 33. 23 dulles. 22 in annapolis. so still very blustery conditions across the area with those winds out of the north and west, and the good news the wind should star

annie yu live in the newsroom with the latest developments, annie. >> wisdom, maureen, we talked about weinstein's wife georgine achapman announcing she is leaving her husband of ten years as more women continue to step forward to accuse the hollywood film star of decades of sexual ar h hasment. more than a dozen women are klip being they were sexually harassed or assaulted and three alleged they were raped byit film producer. several hollywood a listers sa jolie and gweneth paltro are all among the accusers. gweneth says he try to massage her in a hotel. and jolie said the same story after the incident she chose to never work with him again and warnld other actresses about his behavior. and a represent for weinstein denies allegations calling them false and de familiar torrey. meantime newly released audio from 2015 weinstein is confronted by a model who says he groped her the recording was made by police investigating the model's claims. >> i'm feeling very uncomfortable right now. >> he's coming in now and one minute if you want to leave when the guy comes. >> why yesterday you touc

maureen kelly kron4 news. kron4 news.maureen kelly oclock. maureen kelly kron4 news. ((vicki/ots))new tonight at five...authorities are investigating an alleged rape at stanford university. it's is the third sexual assault reported in less than a month. and it is also a disturbing trend on college campuses across the country.kron 4's rob fladeboe takes a close look at the numbers for three bay area universities. the stanford university department of public safety confirms it is investigating the alleged rape reported just after midnight on monday. a spokesman said victim and suspect are known to each other. police have reportedly investigated at least three other rapes on campus this year. one in each of the months of july, september and october.(graphic)according to statistics compiled through compliance with the jeanne clery disclosure of campus security act, in 2016 there were a total of 45 sexual offenses reported at stanford, including 33 rapes.stanford professor michele dauber, is leading the effort to recall judge aaron persky over what many believe to be the f

maureen said age shouldn't be a barrier to anyone wanting a new challenge later in light.y go at it. all all the people are capable of being up to a challenge. they have been through life with a have had to meet many, many challenges. now on bbc news, it is time for the chart —— travel show. hello and welcome to this special look back at some of our most recent and favourite adventures here on the travel show. this week we are on the beautiful island of bermuda, where a couple of months ago the america's cup was in full swing. you can see more of that story in a moment. but here is a taste of what else is coming up on this week ‘s programme. laughs. that is cold! we are going to kick off by remembering a trip that rajan took to jaffa in israel back in may, when he met at group of remarkable deafblind actors whose performances aren't just entertaining, they are truly inspiring. enjoy. jaffa is one of the world's oldest seaports. so old, they said jonah embarked from here before being eaten by the whale. but this area also has a reputation for cutting—edge culture. and nowhe

maureen and wisdom. >> 4:30. we're hours away from possibly learning the first charges revealed in the robert mueller investigation. >> reports have circulated for days now that a feder indictment will be unsealed today. fox5's melanie alnwick is live outside the u.s. district court with more. mel. >> reporter:. >> hey, good morning, guys. and as the news was swirling over the weekend about indictments that we expect to be filed here at u.s. district court today, president trump was as he usually does lashing out on twitter talking about a witch hunt and evil politics finally ending with this, "all this russia talk right now is making republicans -- are making -- right when the republicans are making their big push for historic tax cuts and reform. is this coincidental? not ." what we know according to reporting by the "wall street journal" and others is that prosecutors for special counsel robert mueller's team presented evidence to a grand jury on friday and whatever that evidence was, it was enough to convince

back to you maureen and wisdom. >> thank you erin.n fox5 news morning nearly 10 years after he walked away from his post in afghanistan sergeant bowe bergdahl is expected to finally enter a plea. >> a former contestant on the apprentice is now suing president trump. >> heading to break, a live look across the d.c. region. wet roads out there. please be careful as you head out. 4:57 is your time and it is 62 degrees. we're back after this. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ >> ♪ >> this is fox5 news morning. >> today on fox5

meet maureen matthews, who is just starting a law degree at the tender age of 79.ng out with the same aspirations. this isn't an evening course, she'll be studying full—time for the next three years at the university of west london. what's it like studying with people who are so much than yourself? delightful. the reason being is that they have a flexibility of mind. they have the ability to be spontaneous. how they group together, how they make sure that they support each other and that means support even the old lady! there has been an increase in older students on full—time university courses. but they're still pretty rare. only 25 students aged over 70 started last year. at this university, they pride themselves on having students from all ages and backgrounds. rita, a relative youngster compared to maureen, says the different generations help each other. they say, rita... i think all of them, we help each other. like, they are strong in some areas, maybe i'm strong in other areas, so we all come together. we have a study group. even our session has a study gro

annie. >> reporter: good morning to you maureen and wisdom. school ceo dr. has continued to deny allegations of systemic fraud including grade fixing first brought to life by four school board members and the state audit is happening now in hopes of putting an end to this controversy but as you mentioned some very important information has not been shared with staff and that is this hotline that was created for staff members to get in touch with the investigators involved. it was created more than two weeks. it's a hotline as well as an e-mail and many are wondering why hasn't this information given to staff or been issued by e-mail including one of the board members who called for this state audit. >> i'm still meeting today -- to this day that don't realize that the hotline number has already been made public and is available for them. when dr. maxwell was defending himself saying that this was not happening he sent out several e-mails to the county wide list serve. this isn't a controversial thing, this isn't a difficult thing. we send out county wide emp

maureen, i'm so, so sorry about your cubs.ump on. >> you know what, this is the beauty of me as a sports fan. i never really fully commit so right now it looks like go nats. >> reporter: there you go . >> [laughter] >> reporter: that's right, that's my girl. >> please start talking annie, please talk. >> reporter: so, it's an 8:08 game here at nats park. game five. big, big win last night. today at 8:08 the first ceremonial pitch being thrown a lot of people excited about that. let's get to some of the moments that mattered last night. big highlights. number one there was a lot of talk about stephen strasburg whether or not he's going to be pitching because he did feel under the weather but in the end he took to the mound and we have been talking about it all morning. morning. lifetime. for seven innings he allowed only three hits and through 12 strikeouts. it's a nationl playoff record. big deal. another big moment, a big turning point in the game was michael taylor hitting a grand slam in the eighth to give washington the fi

. >> thank you, maureen. sure i had a lot to do with that fashion show but yeah, absolutely all the models looked great this morning. want to thank them for getting up early with us. yes, we're at howard university for the big college tore this friday. what a beautiful campus. a lot of action and activity already this morning. down at the athletic fields talked to the track and field director. maureen you might remember he barely beat me in a, you know, photo finish there on the 50-yard line. okay, maybe it wasn't t great morning. allison and holly on the way down and we're just going to explore the campus talk to some of the professors about what's going on around here with a lot of exciting achievement here at howard university. all right, let's do the weather for you. cloudy start to the day. i got a light jacket on. you probably want to consider it, too, as we just have not -- not expecting a lot of sunshine today. we haven't changed the weather pattern from yesterday so the clouds and potential for a lit

maureen and holly you'll love this. rent the runway is expanding their wardrobe.ery day items like sweaters jeans and jackets. for a flat rate of $89 you can rent four items a month and for $160 a month you can get unlimited items. and i get silence from you two on this. >> i think a lot of people are going to enjoy it. >> that ring 'cause we are into that. >> exactly, pair shape. >> since you brought up the ring if a guy that you really love came to you with a cracker jack box ring and you really love the guy you would say no. >> of course not if i really loved him. >> then you're not into the ring. >> that's if you really loved him. >> maureen is really into the ring. >> no, i'm into the guy i love who gives me a ring that i would like. boom. thanks, whiz. [laughter] >>> 5:21 is the time. coming up on fox5 morning news, two telecommunications giants are looking to move forward with their merger plans. >> and you no longer have to leave your four legged family member behind when you visit the happiest place on earth. >> as we head to break, a live look across the

rita, a relative youngster compared to maureen, says the different generations help each other. of them, we help each other. they are strong in some areas, and maybe i am strong in other areas, so we all come together. we have a study group. even last session, we had study groups helping each other to pass the assessments. and we all passed in the group, and nobody had to resit. but what do the younger students make of veteran classmates? it was quite surprising when i came in for induction day. i expected teenagers, but there were people of all ages from all different places. if anything, i find it inspirational that they feel they can come back into education. it is really interesting, that, because they always seem to have a lot more knowledge. but maureen says that aid should not be a barrier to anyone wanting a new challenge later in life. i say go at it. go at it. all older people are people of being up to a challenge. they have been through life where they've had to meet many. many challenges. now the weather with matt taylor. good morning. well, after hitting category 3

. —— maureen says. anyone wanting a new challenge later in life. —— maureen saysi anyone wanting a newge later in life. -- maureen says. i say go at it. older people are capable of being up to a challenge. they have been through life would have had to meet many challenges. —— where they have had to meet. will take you to america, albuquerque, were thousands of people have gathered to watch a mass ascension of hot air balloons on the last weekend of the international balloon fiesta in new mexico. the festival — which is held in against the backdrop of the region's desert landscape — includes inflatable characters hovering over the city, as well as hundreds of the traditional hot air balloons. is it hot air ballooning whether? let's speak to matt taylor. hello there, lukwesa. it is 18 degrees at the moment in london, sheffield and hull, and the wind generally coming from a sunny direction. outbreaks of rain, wind touching gale force later on. elsewhere temperatures stay in the teens as we start sunday morning. a fair bit of cloud around, particularly in the north and the west. wet and wi

thanks maureen. >>> today the u.s.ational museum of african-american history and culture. the ceremony is being held in the museum and the honor comes in the form of a forever stamp. you can snag a book of stamps at your local post office. that ceremony begins at 8:30 this morning. >> ♪ >> let's say hello to our facebook fan of the day. good morning to you, linda, feti, that's right. you rock that red, right? despite the fact that we're not moving on, we're still fans. that delicious looking bucket of french fries, though, we'd like you to share that. linda was nominated by her daughters michelle and lisa. >> linda has lived in arlington all of her life and works at saint agnes school. linda loves reading gardening watch, sports and spending time with her grandson nicholas. >> awww. look at that, a sunny day on the beach with boardwalk fries. back in the summer when the nats were still winners. >> yeah. [laughter] >> the good old days. >> the good old days. >> i think those are cutters fries. so, so good. memories of s

maureen dowd wrote that the actress who won an oscar for that role, quote, put aside her qualms to becomest lady of miramax. now in a leader to the editor of the "times", blythe danner in a letter to the editor of "the times," wrote, quote, i cannot remain silent while maureen dowd disparages my daughter. gwyneth continued to hold her own and insist that mr. weinstein treat her with respect. >> my mom said, laura, that was sexual assault. >> she labeled the unwanted advance assault. >> that was assault. you realize how we have justified and condoned behavior as though it's the norm. >> back to the "me too" movement. it began in 2006 after launched to aid sexual assault survivors in underprivileged communities. >> nischelle turner is also wearing purple today. >> u-n-i-t-y. anna faris looks like she may be moving on from chris pratt. the newly surfaced photos show anna and michael enjoying a cocktail and checking out some games. an eyewitness tells "e.t." it was pretty casual. it wasn't guarded. it was friendly and a bit flirty. she was definitely happy. she met him on "overboard." who is

thank you maureen. >> absolutely. >> 5:53 the time now.ostco wants to help you stock up for sdaingtser. wholesale retailers is roving out three emergency food kits that last for 25 years. they're selling for $1,000, $4,000 and $6,000 cheapest has one year supply of food and made up 100 wapz of wheat, rice, granola dry foods and vegetables and beef, khing ep, sugar and salt more expensive provide one year supply of food for family of four or more. >> so this is just for one person. >> yes. >> hugh heffner biopick is on the way. jared letto has signed on to play the playboy founder. in april, heffner biopick producer brett ratner invited letto to playboy mansion for documentary series the heffner story. he founded magazine in and builded a brand to mold culture in the latter half of the century. >> and team of officials surprised a group of third grade students yesterday at amadon bowen elementary school south west. they handed out free tickets to friday playoff game against chicago cubs and gave the kids hats and tee shirt as well. >> that'

>> phone. >> holly. >> phone. >> maureen. >> phone. >> i say phone.o 4,000 amer americans. they agreed with us. more than 60% of millennials picked their phones adds that most of the purchases are made online any way they don't need the cash. older adults though less attached to technology and more said they would take their wallets. we're not old. >> we're not old. but you know what, my mine is unfair. my phone is my wallet. >> i know. >> you don't count. >> here's the problem when the police stop you for -- >> if it didn't -- >> find a way to get your id. >> i take my wallet i can take a picture of my driver's license. >> i got a feeling that doesn't work. >> it's better than nothing. >> get the case that holds your license. >> i know right. >> i'm thinking that doesn't work wallet now? >> no, no, i'm still going to go with that. >> i can probably talk my way out of it. >> try that. let me know how it work. >> that isn't going to work either. >> i'll bail you out. >> let us know what you would choose tweet us your answer at fox5 d.c. would you, f yo

ktvu's maureen naylor is in the northern part of the city of sonoma. first, though, we go to tom vacar in napa. tom. >>> reporter: i want you to have a look over here. this is one of the fire areas, one of many, many fire areas. not three minutes ago, those were just columns of smoke rising in the air because there was essentially no wind. now they are leaning to the left a little bit and the whole valley is very, very smoky now. so the wind has picked up just a little bit. but it's just a little bit enough to change what this looks like. what's important about all of that is is that they are variable winds right now. and at this altitude, they are still not very strong but that seems to be coming. this terrain and this wind truly makes these fires unpredictable. >>> reporter: a major area of concern today is the large area around mount feeder between yountville and rutherford and the western side of napa valley. the goal if possible keep the currently slow-moving fire from crossing dry creek road. >>> we have different types of fuels that either are s

maureen kelly kron4 news (justine) coming up...e neighbor did to help save a families home... that is after the break. (justine) new at ten... the berkeley fire department has released new video of north bay firestorm. first responders traveled to santa rosa sunday night to battle a fire... as crew got closer... they realized the fire was much bigger than they imagined.(jr stone) they drove by buildings completely englufed in flames... and passed neighborhoods that were completely burned down by the time they got there. crews stopped in a neighborhood where homes were still standing... and jumped in... working to keep the homes from burning completely. (justine) (jr stone) a man is being called a a man is (jr stone) (jr stone) a man is being called a hero on rincon avenue in santa rosa(justine) his neighbor's home was burning and he put his own body on the line listen to what the woman had to say "he's a wonderful neighbor, he saved my home. he worked so hard and i'm so proud of him. you're the greatest, thank you. it was burning h

maureen kelly kron4 news ( marty ) with fleet week in full swing... there is a new addition to the bay waters. last sunday, the u-s-s essex docked in the san francisco bay... and visitors are getting a glimpse of the massive ship. kron four's philippe djegal has the story. (philippe) nicknamed "the iron gator."david stevenson/visitor- "oh, my gosh, its beautiful." the motto, appropriately, for the u-s-s essex is "take notice." judie phelps/visitor- "overwhelming. i couldn't imagine anything so big." the ship is 844 feet long... carrying more than 18- hundred troops... it's commanding officer is captain jason burns for decades, the u-s-s essex has been used to assist in humanitarian and disaster relief efforts around the world... serving as a landing craft for jets, helicopters and assault vehicles... boasting medical labs and operating rooms, capable of caring for up to 600 patients. judie phelps and her husband robert drove up from san jose to the embarcadero in san francisco to take a look.robert phelps/visitor- "everythings there that they'd ever n

. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, steve, maureen.o, we have been talking to folks who have been evacuated out of the mandalay bay and they have been told just to go up sunset boulevard away from the area, trying to find hotels or just basically get out of the area until police deem it safe. now, some of those folks we talked to were front row at the concert, two young girls, 25 years old celebrating a birthday. they said they thought it was just part of the concert when that pop pop started going out of and they didn't realize anything was really happening until they saw jason aldean dive down on the stage, run away. then they started to look around and it wasn't until they turned and they saw a woman with a bullet through their head when they realized something was very, very wrong and they started running. now another guy we talked to, he was across the street from this whole thing when it unfolded. he was able to look up and see the window blown out where the that's where officials are telling us the 32nd floor, he said he saw cur

(steve) kron4's maureen kelly joins us live now from calistoga... maureen, what can you tell us? (steve) we have complete coverage of the deadly north bay fire storm...on-air and online. we have a list of the victims identified in sonoma county. we also have ways that you can help evacuees and people whose homes were destroyed... that is all on our website at kron four dot com. we'll be right back. what's new from light and fit? greek nonfat yogurt with zero artificial sweeteners. real fruit and 90 calories... you'll be wowed! try new light & fit with zero artificial sweeteners. and now i'm joined here with santa rosa city councilman chris rodgers.... there is some information residents need to know before returning to their homes. if the evacuation order is lifted, only people who live in that area are allowed into their neighborhoods. there will be registration locations where you can get a re-entry pass, but you must have a form of i-d. you also must wear protective clothing and closed-toe shoes before going to your property. a re-entry kit will be provided for people who want

things are slowly kind of reopening back up but as maureen said, this is a very active investigation.hey do believe officials have said they do believe it was a "lone wolf" in their terms but there is a companion of interest, someone that they're looking for a woman by the name of marilou danley, four-11, 111 pounds. they also put out word that there's two vehicles that were registered to the shooter, a hyundai tucson and a chrysler pacifica. they're trying to figure out more about what would prompt someone to do this horrific act. we actually have our own bill buyer, one of our managers here and he was in vegas at the time and joins us on the phone. good morning, bill. first and foremost, are you okay, sir? >> good m all safe here. >> good. happy to hear that. can you kind of tell us what happened? what went down from your vantage point? >> well, you know, you guys know the basics of what went down when the shots were fired. i was in new york with a bunch of friends, we were having some dinner and i stepped out onto the bridge that connects the new york-new york with mgm and out ther

maureen about the cubs since they last one.ent over there. we know where her loyalty is. game five tonight. dodgers ace kershaw will be on the mound for la. >> let's go cubs. >> tries to shut it out gone to the world series. >> in the american league the yankees looking down right unstoppable at least in the south bronx. they won game five against the astro last night five to nothing. took the series lead three games to two. home team has won every matchup. astros have home team advantage. so they have two more games at home. fit goes seven. game six tomorrow back in houston. and this now has all the make if's it ends the way that the two teams that are leading now, dodgers yankees world series. >> oh my gosh. >> true throw back thursday. >> right. >> can you imagine the ratings for that. west coast and the east coast. two biggest teams. franchises. >> major league baseball. >> who has the world series? who should i root for? >> fox has the world series. >> i'm not sure. i think it is. >> we're a has the world series. >> the it

maureen and wisdom. >> 4:47 is the time. the missing mother and daughter from montgomery county.say they were last seen over the weekend. >> family members are ver whereabouts. fox5's melanie alnwick live in aspen hill with the det details. mel. >> reporter: hey, good morning, guys. so, we have a 50-year-old daughter, 73-year-old mother. the daughter is from baltimore and she picked her mother up from her assisted living facility, this home that is behind me here on karen cross terrace in silver spring. that was saturday and the two of them were supposed to attend a family function together which they did but arlene grant never returned her mother, marie grant back to her home. that's what's caused so much concern. you can see their pictures right here. now, marie grant has alzheimer's. she can't talk. she uses a wheelchair and needs medication. family members told police that arlene did text them but she wouldn't tell them where she or her mother was. montgomery county police believe arlene may be driving a silver 2016 nissan quest with maryland tags 6cf5492. police say they con

maureen kelly kron4 news.i) there has been an arrest in a deadly carjacking incident that occurred last thursday in san lorenzo.(grant) james figureroa died when the person stealing his pickup truck...ran him over.(vicki) tonight figureoa's family tell kron4's haaziq madyun.... they are relieved that the suspect has been arrested...it's a story you will only see here on kron4 42-year-old victor alvarez of oakland has been arrested for the murder of 46-year-old james kimo figureoa. last thursday figureoa was fatally injured after being struck by his vehicle during a carjacking in front of his home on via del sol in san lorenzo. sgt. ray kelly/alameda county sheriff's office: "this really was a whodunit" alameda sheriff's office spokesperson ray kelly says investigators developed leads on alvarez the same day of the carjacking

ktvu's maureen naylor has more on the political fight under way and why last night's concert is just fanning the flames. >>> reporter: it was no surprise that coldplay broke the curfew last night here at levi's stadium. while the concert is over the political war of words continues about how late events should be allowed to go here. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: with lights and wristbands for concert-goers, coldplay rocked levi's stadium wednesday night to a soldout crowd of 45,000 people. but behind this production, a drama of a different kind is playing out. >> they definitely had an issue with the traffic or the noise or the fireworks or, you know, their windows being shook, their houses being shook. >> reporter: this council member lives near the stadium and heard those complaints from neighbors. this neighbor who lives across the street didn't mind the concert running until 11 p.m. >> if you like music, it doesn't bother you. but if it's a band you don't like, some people will get annoyed. but i think the larger problem is more the airplanes and helicopters that fly. >> reporter: cold

(catherine) kron4's maureen kelly talked with mayor ed lee about how the tragedy in las vegas affects fleet week. (steve) new tonight..we are learning dramatic new details about the police response... as reporter jim sciutto shows us -- many lives were saved because of what police did. (steve) and an update on the response from the community in las vegas... there has been an outpouring of support... take a look.. this was the scene early today outside united blood bank services in las vegas. some people showed up even before dawn to wait in line. the las vegas mayor and sheriff made a public call for blood donations. urging anyone with the ability to donate blood to help the shooting victims to do so. (cathernie) let's get a check on the weather.. this is a live look outside at san francsico.(steve) chief meteorologist brittney shipp is tracking the forecast. dry and gusty offshore winds will persist over portions of our region into tuesday, especially in the north and east bay hills/mountains, with temperatures region-wide near or slightly below seasonal averages. winds will weaken s

(steve) tonight, kron4's maureen kelly has the latest from inside the courtroom ... where witnesses who were along pier 14 .. talked about the suspect they saw... both before and after the shooting. (anchor #1)more testimony today in the kate steinle murder trial.today the jury saw a photo taken by a witness that captured the suspect and the victim in the shot, moments before the killing on pier 14.(anchor #1)good evening i'm xxxxx xxxxx(anchor #2)and i'm xxxx xxxx.the case sparked a national debate over sanctuary cities and illegal immigration because the accused is a mexican national who had been deported five times before the murder. tonight kron4's maureen kelly has the latest from inside the courtroom where witnesses on pier 14 say they saw the suspect both before and after the shooting.(take pkg)the first witness on the stand today said she saw the suspect.jose garica zarate.seen here in an eariler court appearance.on pier 14turning around and around in a swivel chair looking at people and laughing. that witness.is the woman you see wearing a khaki shirt....mic

. >>> before we get to the day's top stories we want to check with maureen, steve and tucker.d morning to you guys out at the united states naval academy. >> hello. >> oh, my goodness. okay. we keep using this word i'll continue to use the word prestigious. you just feel a sense of pride. a sense of honor being here on the naval academy campus much it is gorgeous. and so much we've learned so far from the captain. even just the midshipn aig round i'll completely privileged t graduation right that. it's pretty awesome. i think all three of suss learned none of us realized this is accessible to all of us. any american citizen can come here seven days a week. that's pretty cool. >> come through the visitors gate and they'll walk you through and make sure you have the proper identification. the open areas on cam purse accessible to everyone. they want to prepare these midshipmen if you wear that uniform people are -- you'll be in places where people will see you all the time in public a chance for the midshipmen to realize, look, we're kind of under the microscope here and we need

maureen kelly kron4 news.vicki) for a second time this week, a student in the east bay brought a loaded gun to campus. the latest one happening in san ramon. that's where police say an eight-year-old brought a loaded gun to school. police say last night a twin creeks elementary school student told his parents that he saw áanotherá third grade student in possession of a gun. investigators then contacted the boy's parents at home. then they found the gun in the student's backpack. it was loaded with a magazine of nine millimeter bullets. police say at this time there are no reports of the student threatening anyone. the student has been suspended. (vicki) and in pleasanton, a student was arrested after police found a loaded gun on him... the arrest happened at village high school monday morning. the student was taken to juvenile hall. investigators are not saying why the student had the gun ... or what they planned to do with it. (steve) the f-b-i is asking for the public's help to identify suspects of the viole

you're right. >> no maureen. cubs fan.ecause cubs don't know about lolosing. >> any more you don't. >> thanks tuck. >> that's the another thing that irritated me yesterday. cubs fans look like they knew they were going to win the whole game. did you get that sense too. 76 in washington. i'm keeping my fingers crossed i'm still ever hopeful they'll turn this around here today. winds are calm. mid 80s later today with, here the deal. uncomfortable air temperatures yes it will be 15 degrees above normal. we're trying to get slightly drier air in here. it's not having a lot of success i'm just judging from the dew points but we're hoping we can makes the atmosphere a little bit here and get these dew point temperatures had weak cold front come through back into the 60s it will be a little less oppressive than yesterday. yesterday we had some heat index numbers which were in the 90s. which is just extraordinary for october. okay. little cloud cover out there early again front has been coming through overnight. it's really falle

maureen, we love you.omewhere, somehow right now. 61 degrees frederick, 60 fredericksburg, annapolis is 69 degrees. we'll have our crew out this morning at the naval academy. it should be gorgeous out there, too. sun is coming up. we'll get into some sunshine. let me show you, this satellite and radar, so there's a little bit of green popping up out to the west of us. don't worry about that. if anything, it's a sprinkle higher elevations maybe up towards hagerstown as these clouds come across this morning, they're a little bit enhanced. most of the rain stays way out west and north of us today. we'll be dry, okay. and high temperatures will warm up with some sunshine. 84 degrees here in the city. manassas 84. 84 degrees for dulles and 82 hagerstown. 83 martinsburg this afternoon in winchester. so, it looks like a great day. today is nice. tomorrow's nice. some showers around here by sunday and into sunday afternoon. not a washout. just a few showers on sunday. most of the rain comes in monday and tuesday.

maureen kelly kron4 news. meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with another look at the four zone forecast... temperatures began to cool today as high pressure weakened. this is the beginning of a cooling trend that will have temperatures running below normal through the middle of the week. fires continue to burn but the weather conditions are improving for firefighters. the winds have been very light. the sea breeze will stretch further on shore over the next few days and the humidity will switch from very dry to almos wet as early as tomorrow. on the satellite and radar you can see the clouds and showers moving into california. most of the rain will be south of monterey. we'll see increascing clouds as this system moves through tonight. on the satellite image you can see the storm developing in the gulf of alaska. this storm will bring a chance of showers late on thursday and into early friday. highs tomorrow will be cooler and in the 80s inland, 60s and 70s around the bay, with 50s to mid 60s at the c

tonight, kron4's maureen kelly has the latest from inside the courtroom ...ho were along pier 14 .. talked about the suspect they saw... both before and after the shooting. (anchor #1)(anchor #1) the kron four mobile app is one way to keep up with the latest developments in the steinle murder trial. it is available for free for apple and android devices. just make sure you enable the push alert feature so you can receive breaking news updates. ( steve ) new at six: we just got a new piece of video into the kron four newsroom that shows how the north bay firestorm erupted.( pam ) it is a map showing the 9-1-1 calls... as they came in. grant lodes is here with the details. ( grant ) it is heat ( grant ) it is heat map that tracks all the calls that come in. the brighter the color on the map... the more reports that are coming in from that area. it starts at 7-30 p-m on october 8th. not a whole of activity at first... then as the night goes on... the calls start coming in. you see a flood of calls coming in from santa rosa... and to the east of the city as well.

maureen kelly kron4 news. (anchor) time now to check on our weather...with chief meterologist brittney shipp. dry and gusty offshore winds will persist over offshore winds dry and gusty offshore winds will persist over portions of our region into tuesday, especially in the north and east bay hills/mountains, with temperatures region-wide near or slightly below seasonal averages. winds will weaken slightly by midweek with a warming trend likely late in the week along with continued dry weather conditions. conditions. (vicki) coming up, a student beaten unconscious... at a u-c berkeley dorm. police just releasing surveillance images of the suspects. a look at who police are searching for. (grant) and- plug your ears raiders fans... derek carr will be sidelined after suffering an injury during sunday's game. how long the quarterback could be out. (vicki) a season... raiders fans were expecting to make a long playoff run... may be in jeopardy once again (grant) we've been down this road before... starting quarterback, derek carr will be sideline with an inju