. >> pam: ahead at eight. an emotional reunion. >> pam: >> pam: the little boy who fell down a coastal cliff. meets the people who saved his life. >> pam: developing news tonight. >> jacqueline: more hazy conditions in the area. the f o g will turn will change overnight creek more on the forecast coming out. >> pam: developed the news tonight. >> pam: an ohio man is in custody after federal prosecutors say, he was plotting to attack the u-s capitol and kill government officials. >> pam: 20-year-old christopher lee cornell was arrested earlier today. authorities say. he got hold of a semi-automatic rifle while being monitoring during an undercover f-b-i operation. >> pam: investigators say cornell wanted to set off pipe bombs inside the capitol. and then shoot people as they ran out of the building. >> pam: authorities raided cornell's house. >> pam: his parents apparently had no idea what was going on. >> the fbi would not give us any information. >> pam: officials say, an f- b-i informant began supplying agen

fact from fiction. >> pam: and next: >> pam: more birds dying. due to a mysterious goo. see what scientists are saying about it tonight. >> reporter: we have f o g coming into the bay area and we will talk about what that will do to the temperatures. >> grant:mysterious and deadly.the bird goo problem is getting worse. what started along the east bay shoreline last week.is >> grant:today four dead birds with the unidentified gunk were found between foster city and coyote point. == >> grant:but the problem is originating near the east bay. >> grant:birds found as far north as alameda. also at the san leandro marina.the hayward regional shoreline. and as far south as coyote hills park in fremont. >> grant:kron 4's jr stone has been following this story for us.and is live with the latest developments.jr,. >> reporter: these birds are hyper karmic trick they are dying. >> reporter: worked into the night to help these birds that were covered with a clear and like substance that he ordered freezing to death. as the volunteers here feeding the birds. tu

. >> pam: next on kron-4 news at eight: >> pam: bans on driving. and thousands of cancelled flights. because of an >> pam: the news -- at eight -- is >> pam: right now, this minute. all new york city roads, commuter trains, and the subway are shutting down. hitting the northeast. >> pam: the storm is so big, the national weather service is calling it quote - "life- threatening" -- with the potential to produce the largest single- storm snowfall in new york city history. >> pam: there is a blizzard warning in effect for a 250- mile stretch of the northeast. >> pam: we're talking. more than two >> pam: -feet of snow expected. >> pam: it was a mad rush to get home along the philadelphia- to- boston corridor tonight. before the roads shut down and the brunt of the storm buries the region. >> pam: tens of millions of people could be affected. thousands of flights have been cancelled. >> pam: we have team coverage on this historic storm. with kron4 chief meteorologist jacqueline bennett. >> reporter: as the first snowflakes fell road crews will go into a

scheck >> pam: happening now. doctors from the marine mammal center working to say they beach baby will in marin county. >> pam: shh this is video from our helicopter partnership with abc seven. it happened at admits lagoon there ever and is on national park service land. experts say this is peak season for will migration with sidings for up to 40 the 60 wells per day. a kron4 news crew is on the way. >> pam: still ahead at five a local mod beast the odds. cover it up best by kitty why doctors are calling her newborn a miracle baby. >> pam: dan at by 30 police tonight are asking for your help to find two men who brutally attacked in an ugly woman walking into a bart station. and next. california senator and marin a today barbara boxer makes a big announcement about the future. bulldog: well pup, it's out with the old and in with the new during mattress discounters' year end clearance sale. pup: look! i found a red tag! bulldog: that means folks can save up to 40% on clearance mattresses. pup: oh! here's another! b

. >> pam: good evening, i'm pam moore. >> pam: new tonight, we are learning disturbing details about an alleged sexual assault on the campus of stanford university. >> pam: kron 4's charles clifford is live tonight in palo alto with details. charles... >> reporter: would turn the tried to flee he was chased and restrained by the bicyclist which held him until police officers arrived. university system have conducted an investigation of their own and turned over all findings to santa clara d.a. office. he is not a student at stanford and turner is expected to be formally charged next week. coming up that kron4 news at eleven will have reaction from the students at bubba to hear at stanford. in a poll out told charles clifford kron 4 news. >> pam: new york "dodged a bullet" according to mayor de blasio on the northeast's first big storm of the year. while ny was spared, boston and connecticut got inundated with snow, freezing rain and strong wind gusts. correspondent yon pomrenze is live from new york with the latest on the northeast storm from 4p through 11pm et with generics and cust

pam went to grab him. --i went to grab pam. and all but in an ambulance. woke and an ambulance. >> reporter: female was killed. a mother of two. the driver of the second car suffered minor injuries. the disinherited is looking at four months of rehabilitation and learning to how to walk again. >> i would hope that if my car was in this situation the someone would stop for me. >> reporter: was evidence found at the same that drugs was a factor in the first crash. under the influence of drugs at the time of the crash. the man that he risked his life for could be arrested for the or manslaughter. >> jacqueline: temperatures in the '60s practically bay area wide. 67 in fremont and nantucket 54 in san francisco with a 61 in oakland. 62 degrees in san mateo. a stick a live look from the san mateo bridge with a beautiful picture with the sun setting. written on march so pretty. you see the clouds increasing through the bay area. we do have showers over the bay area. it is possible that we can capture a few of the showers for the south bay and the east bay which w

>> pam: hallelujah! we thought we'd show up and surprise them with a better kind of taco, made with jennie-o ground turkey, cooked thoroughly to 165. (mom) i'd feed my kids turkey tacos over regular tacos any day. (woman) i think that they're light and they're just fresh tasting. (vo) it's time for a better taco. (kid) the tacos tonight were pretty much perfect. (vo) make the switch. look for jennie-o ground turkey at a store near you. >> pam: the sea lions living actor 39 which take or took over back in 1999 has since become a popular tourist attraction was fooled keeping see lions are around happy and plop. --plump. >> jacqueline: i knew that he was going to do that. >> pam: the businesses lost so much money that they brought them back in. >> pam: (laughter) >> jacqueline: (laughter) >> jacqueline: a slight chance of showers but it looked like it will stay north. it will be the case throughout the weekend anchor it with a slight chance of showers to the north bay and it will be minimal at best. >> pam:

attorney general. >> pam: ahead at eight. >> pam: fatal fog. >> pam: how mother nature contributed to the deaths of several people in the san joaquin valley. later in the broadcast: >> pam: a young skiier gets more than he bargained for on a lift. >> pam: and the reason behind the shutdown of coit tower. that's leaving some tourists furious. >> jacqueline: and it was a pretty nice day out there today. we do have more f o g in store for tonight. more affirmation coming up ~ (vo) at jennie-o, we heard of a place in iowa where every thursday people ride ten miles for tacos. we thought we'd show up and surprise them with a better kind of taco, made with jennie-o ground turkey, cooked thoroughly to 165. (mom) i'd feed my kids turkey tacos over regular tacos any day. (woman) i think that they're light and they're just fresh tasting. (vo) it's time for a better taco. (kid) the tacos tonight were pretty much perfect. (vo) make the switch. look for jennie-o ground turkey at a store near you. >> pam: investigators believe. thick fog played a role. in a fatal crash in stockton this morning. five

pam?m an oregon prison to appear in a redwood city courtroom in order to face charges in two cold case murders from nearly 40 years ago. >> pam: this is the mugshot of rodney halbower. >> pam: authorities say they have dna evidence linking the suspect to the rapes and murders of two peninsula teenagers. >> pam: the body of 18 year old veronica cascio was discovered at sharp park golf course in pacifica back in january 1976. >> pam: 17 year old paula baxter of millbrae was killed one month later. >> pam: the district attorney says they can not seek the death penalty in thess cases, because it had been was declared unconstitutional that year only to be reinstated in 19- 77 >> he is 67 years old. we could have to life sentences consecutive. he will have enough time to finish his 30 years in oregon and we feel rather confident that we can convict this man that he would never walk free up again. >>'free again" >> pam:halbower is still considered a suspect in death of two other san mateo county

>> pam: coming up. reward being offered to help find the person who abandoned them. >> grant:you can see one member of the city council drawing his own gun, while other council table. >> get down, get down! everyone get down! >> stay down! >> grant:this all unfolded in the new hope, minnesota city council chamber last night. >> grant:authorities say two new been sworn in were shot as they left the meeting. >> grant:no one inside the meeting was hurt. both wounded officers are expected to survive. >> grant:other officers shot and killed the gunman. >> grant:police say they do not know why the gunman ambushed the officers. >> grant:investigators have not yet public. >> pam: still to come tonight. >> pam: a local furniture store. where the furniture was not for sale. >> reporter:gabe slate tech report! coming up! over a million californians have gotten something that's been out of reach for far too long. health insurance. how? they enrolled through covered california. it's the health insurance marketplace

>> pam: (laughter) >> pam: i have no idea.eers & applause) >> are you thinking what if i come up short? are there any doubt? >> did not plan to duck it. -- i did not plan to dunk it! (cheers & applause) >> i did not anticipate it. >> gary: here it is... school kid, it is our lexus pursuit of perfection of ultimate highlight. a high school kid! >> gary: defense of courts nadir for the forty-niners. everyone is guessing right now. it appears the he may be the front-runner to replace harbaugh. i am the defensive guys my office of korn it will be shanahan. --my offensive coordinator would be shanahan. he may be the next 49 or coach. >> pam: up next in the newscast: two criminals take a huge jump after a long, high speed joyride. >> pam: see what cops do about it -- next. female announcer: it's time to make room for the new mattress models! during sleep train's huge year end clearance sale, get beautyrest, posturepedic even tempur-pedic mattress sets at low clearance prices. save even more on floor samples, demonstrators, and close

pam moore! >> pam: gary radnich! >> pam: rain is on the way. bulldog: you don't need superpowers to help someone. sometimes, all it takes is a warm heart and a cold nose. that's why mattress discounters good deed dogs is raising money to train service dogs for people with disabilities. i would never imagine a life without an assistance dog ever again. i relied on people a lot. he helps me live a more independent life. bulldog: we need your help to do more. give at mattressdiscountersdogs.com, or any mattress discounters. mattress discounters good deed dogs helping dogs help people >> pam: ice cream lovers listen up then and jerry has released a new flavor. all feature center field cookie batter. made with the blended cookies spectaculars crunchy gingerbread and peanut butter plus more filled with peanut butter of course! >> pam: all right jacqueline is here! >> jacqueline: check this out the central valley f o g is starting to spread and the delta tomorrow morning you concede that it is not as thick. the visibility will be reduced for about an

. >> pam: arrest of a suspected child >> pam:i'm pam moore. >> pam:the news -- at eight -- is next. >> grant:now at eight: >> grant:a rude awakening for two soundly. then suddenly forced out of a car by strangers with guns. >> grant:the exclusive story. seconds away. >> grant:hundreds of a protesterswhat they're demanding >> grant:the doctors weren't kidding. >> grant:how quickly california's measles outbreak is spreading. >> grant:hear from the health potential for a big outbreak. >> grant:and -- the bombshell announcement. that may make you want to switch cell phone carriers immediately. >> grant:this is a full hour of your choice for prime time news. (male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> pam:on january 21, 2015 at pinole police officers responded to the report of a carjacking in the 800 block of pinole. >> pam:according to the victims, three suspects drove up to the victim's house in a newer model white honda four suspects exited the vehicle and entered the victim's running vehicle which was occupied by the victim's two children, ages 9 yea

pam moore? >> pam:thanks gary. >> pam:something to sink your teeth into. >> jacqueline: final check of whether cutting up-- coming up! with kaiser permanente you'll connect with your doctor any time anywhere. another way care and coverage together makes life easier. ♪♪ become a member of kaiser permanente. because together, we thrive. ♪♪ >> pam: a baby's mouth seemed to always brightened the room that is certainly the last week at a missouri hospital. >> pam: she had the attention of doctors and nurses alike. because she was born with to bottom front teeth. everyone was shocked. including the doctor. according to the male line +. netted guilty to occur want and every two or 3000 newborns. what they can be associated with medical conditions such as cleft palate most likely are perfectly healthy . >> pam: while many natal health nilotes are taken now because of their lives route structure mom says these teeth are here to stay. - in new york city's war on crime the worst criminal offenders are purs

where pam will fix and a brother blame somebody in this let them fix it.ys he's looking out over the arizona desert and there it is. cap cities gonna try and learn a couple of techniques that will help him have a better 2015. patriots' quarterback tom brady is is writing a call and he has 2.7 million lights on his face book h. likes on facebook... he shouldn't have that much time to work on face book somebody had to help them. him... >> gary: felon named robert conrad what used to play for the miami dolphins was fishing when always knock him out of is boat is been 16 hours in the water and swam an estimated 27 mi. to shore battling all cap types of dehydration nicolle than a nightmare. >>: i got bit by a whole but the stuff a jellyfish right when the sun was going down a circle by a sharp at once one. a say i'm not dying tonight. and i'm gonna make it to shore >> gary: and he made it and there's a " happy ending and i'm giving advice some fishing but they're gonna go back out on a boat for any reason have somebody call with him. whatever everest oversteppe

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sap center... >> pam: coming up another one day in the bay area.ldog: well pup, it's out with the old and in with the new during mattress discounters' year end clearance sale. pup: look! i found a red tag! bulldog: that means folks can save up to 40% on clearance mattresses. pup: oh! here's another! bulldog: that means up to 48 months interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. pup: i found another red tag! bulldog: what? where? pup: right here, silly! [laughter] bulldog: that tickles! mattress discounters' year end clearance sale ends soon. ♪ mattress discounters ♪ female announcer: save up to 35% on a huge selection of clearance mattresses. get two years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. sleep train's inventory clearance sale is on now! ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >> pam: and that blacks now wants to make the movie interview available to 53 million users. net flicks was to make the movie the interview available to its 53 million users. the silicon valley company chief content officer remained tight-lipped on the details but says

pam is a good running back. trying to keep up with you gary >>gary: i have young kids. the point is the marchand lynch you look around the people the to work with you can tell was a good person and a confident were a person the people on the road will tell you. and marchand lynch is teammates a swear by him and they like him. he did say what everyone about this act he's putting on but the people that know you are the ones that count. the insecure people are the ones is not sure of themselves this guy is sure of himself. >>gary: 7 brady and montana right now brady admits that he has a cold. his wife has a really bad cold. he has a picture of himself wearing a joe montana of jersey he grew up idolizing joe montana. the giant panda lay fix the patriots to win the super ball bowl... animals jump man jumped end to give their opinions on the super bowl >>pam: next week and a check with been as a vestige vanessa with your we can forecast weekend forecast... >>pam: will all of us what it is welcome and new member of our

david and i am pam moore. task like this one reads kkk all day said the black man has parents and others here in morgan hill's paradise valley elementary school shaking their heads asking who would do such a thing and why? >>reporter: other images include swastikas, pentagram and crude images of a sexual nature and the perpetrators are also suspected of tagging house into cars on a nearby street and a smashing windshields of this car is well. >>reporter: some of the images " of the lyrics from rap songs and a heavy metal band along with several references to the marijuana subculture suggesting to both police and school officials that vandals appeared to have no specific agenda. >>reporter: the district will quickly to pay over the offensive images before the kids saw them with some did as parents and the district seize the opportunity for a teaching moment. >>reporter: the vandalism occurred as graffiti is down here. but amid heightened security in the area, pick police are reviewing surveillance video for clo

but evening i am pam moore. >> pam: 58 of those inspections what are connected to and outbreak that began at disneyland last month. but the disease is now spreading through local communities including three new cases here in the bay area. >> pam: kron 4 charles clifford: is live tonight in marin county. that is where our health officials announced today two new infections. he spoke with a doctor today to believe despite the rising number of infections the disease can still be defeated. >> reporter: doctors as saying the vaccine is not only the key to saving lives but also in diminishing this disease throughout the world. >> reporter: dr. arthur right goal is a professor of epidemiology u.s. the berkeley. he believes that can be about the disease can be completely eradicated using vaccines. but in recent years on number of parents have refused to vaccinate their children. and the doctor says the that's what allows the measles to come back. >>: the doctor speaking we really haven't had that in recent years this is a relatively new number >> reporter: the doctor says he understands why some

good evening i am pam moore >> pam: people cross the bridge regularly are not the only ones to have noticed. and only off kron 4 tonight scott reich spoke with british officials at the chp and has what they have to stay. >> reporter: cut the barrier been providing a little bit too much of a peace of mind for drivers. >>: i didn't think it would be a connection between the barrier and increase speed but apparently not. >> reporter: our truck is will be at the speed limit of 45 mi. an hour and conceive several cars flying right by yes. and now officials are calling on the chp for help. officer rob was also say and the time span of one hour the c h payne wrote 14 speeding ticket all loans with the fastest as high as 70 mi. an hour. >>: people for whatever region are approaching the toll plaza at excessive speeds. we put and traffic control devices called analyzers to get them to slow down and go in a straight line and we want drivers to know the speed limit is still 45 mi. per hour. it's still a very dangerous road way and people are still going to fast for 45 mi. an hour is a very safe speed

: getting everybody i am pam moore >>pam: the main is a los are spreading. new numbers show there are now 68 cases of measles and california. and a number of babies are now being quarantined out of fear that they may have come in contact with measles at local hospital. >>pam: kron 4 is at the anderson spoke with a mother who was told to keep our six month bowl isolated she began darting coverage. >>: a child whose chosen not to vaccinate brought the child then with measles. >>reporter: doctors gave her an immunity of a bowl stir to fight off any possible present problems. >>reporter: the symons are following the voluntary quarantine in they're optimistic that their baby will not get the measles. >>: the the major contamination could be formed and 7 to 10 days. >>: i will decide whether my child get this disease and not in that upsets me that people have not vaccinated their children. >>pam: the number of measles cases in the stake increase by nine. justice yesterday to of those cases were reported in santa clara county. . >>reporter: 11 san clara county heal

it baby i am pam moore. >> pam: the latest shooting happened near harvey park in fremont. kron 4 is >> phillippe djegal: is live this thing >> reporter: tonight investigators are still trying to appease all this together. a terrified neighbor living near harvey part called an end. >>: were told the subject was walking down the street with a large knife apple did out and buy and dancing for the young kid. >> reporter: police are now saying that kick actually be an adult. by the police showed up in the conduct and confronted the man who was suspected to be in his 40's it was near a playground in the shooting happened. >>: during the incident one officer fired his taser and one officer fired his weapon. >> reporter: not of the officers or neighbors were injured during this shooting. all three officers will be put on paid administrative leave bahrain the outcome of this situation. >> reporter: >>: i can't tell you the officers confronted him because he had a nice. knife.. >> reporter: put into perspective does our where this type of incident in fremont is this is the first sho

getting evening i am pam moore. >> pam: she's known as the girl scout barracuda now she's the city ofter: san jose's new mayor was officially take the oath of office tomorrow. before rousing crowd in paramount theater libby's shaft took the office of bayer of oakland. she says that this is the beginning of a new era for the city. >>: will get off the top list of most dangerous cities with gonna rebuild our police department giving them the modern tools to do affective community policing. by expanding our prevention programs. >> reporter: expanding education is one of for plants making sure that of priority is preschools and bringing additional business to the oakland area. the mayor speaking lot of people want to be here that want to open a business is in oakland is a beautiful city but restaurants the whether the transit water you waiting for. >> reporter: shaft is known as one of oakland's biggest cheerleaders and she did not disappoint on that note. mayor speaking i have lived here all my life and i see a moment of promise and growth and revitalization like we have never seen befor

the warm weather >> pam: 1 up to nine new england braces for another round of snow.ays after the region was blasted with the blizzard that left some areas buried under 3 ft. of snow. according to the national weather service new england can expect up to 6 in. of snow friday and saturday. but it does not in their another snowstorm is headed for the north east sunday and monday. >> pam: the snow is making the commute for pennsylvania drivers particularly rough. the u.s. secretary of state john kerry owes the city of austin $50 after being tagged with a fine for not clear in the snow in front of his beacon hill's mansion. boston mayor martin walsh about to crack down on anyone who left the sidewalks in front of their houses covered in snow and did not lead carry out. carey was in saudi arabia for the funeral of king abdullah but says he will probably pay the fine. >> pam: ending weeks of speculation and former massachusetts gov. mitt romney announced today that he will not run for the republican nomination for president. >> reporter: all the signs were pointing to ago.

she's got charisma when she walks and aroma everybody said that one of what sir carry it >>pam: >>pamll be back 11 will be back 11:00 a.m. area ( pulsating ) ( labored breathing ) ( thuds )

: detaining everybody i am pam moore. >> pam: drivers be warned. the golden gate bridge is closing in four hours. it's also crows can install a new media and down the middle of the bridge. a safety barrier between drivers traveling in either direction. >> pam: right now traffic is already being affected. we're monitoring the approaches up for you. as of a live look at presidio parkway and more readable bar. one of the routes and onto the space and. right now crews are closing four lanes. two northbound lanes into southbound lanes i had of the total shutdown at midnight. >> pam: at 10:00 p.m. the chp will begin giving incoming traffic the squeeze. narrowing the available lanes options leading up to the bridge. and once that meeting and both in and this weekend delays themselves will be more narrow the drivers are accustomed to >> reporter: with notes sold on the right and only flimsy plastic combs separating the north and southbound lanes drivers on the golden gate bridge and have always had very little margin for error when crossing over the span.

. >> pam: our other top story tonight is a tough morning from commuters on bart. protests disrupted service at the montgomery, paul and embarcadero stations in san francisco. the protest was planned as part of the weekend long series of demonstrations in the on on march on an oakland monday on martin luther king day. will begin with dan kerman at the montgomery bart station tonight dan? >> reporter: with italian the trains are moving today they're not having any problems tonight. this of showing you the video from earlier a common situation in the russian by by the station this the stations were not close the just the trains were not stopping. >> reporter: they're also a couple of arrest basically people were trying to stop the trains for moving. one woman tried to do more the once and she was taken off in handcuffs. as far as the passengers that were left holding the bag. a lot of them were not let off at the station that they wanted to be let off that and that means they have a lot of walking to do. >>: disruptions are ok as long as people don't feel like they'r

lou brock is not here but pam moore is. lebron is not here but pam is...e old and in with the new during mattress discounters' year end clearance sale. pup: look! i found a red tag! bulldog: that means folks can save up to 40% on clearance mattresses. pup: oh! here's another! bulldog: that means up to 48 months interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. pup: i found another red tag! bulldog: what? where? pup: right here, silly! [laughter] bulldog: that tickles! mattress discounters' year end clearance sale ends soon. ♪ mattress discounters ♪ female announcer: save up to 35% on a huge selection of clearance mattresses. get two years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. sleep train's inventory clearance sale is on now! ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >> pam: happy birthday to the i found eight years ago today steve jobs stood on a stage in san francisco and unveil the device that revolutionized the mobile phone. at the time of the introduction and the eyefold was only going to be available on at&t the eyefold is now on its eighth generation it's

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>>pam: more bad news for the oil industry.y $15 billion over the next three years. the mot comes after the company announced dismal fourth quarter profits from last year. shell is the latest company to announce cuts because of falling oil prices. the oil is currently trading at $45 a barrel that's down from over a hundred dollars last month last summer >>pam: here's what will cause you fill up in the bay area's largest cities. according to aaa san francisco drivers are paid to 63 on average for gallon of regular. and that's down 21¢ from last month. oakland drivers you are paying to 46. the drivers in san jose are paying to 45 on average. and statewide averages 243 that's the third highest in the nation. >>pam: the asset will see you eight that is it we will see you at 8 >>> "the insider" with perspective on today's top trending stories. >> i'm very hands on. i fire nannies like this. >> now one of those nannies is firing back with a lawsuit. >> she's claiming mariah didn't pay her overtime and was jealous of her relationship

the navy i am pam moore. turned 25 next month sally she lost a life when two cars accused of street racing slammed into work. >>reporter: an incredibly emotional saying what you're on your balbuena road. there are at least a hundred and 50 people here gathered at the scene of the crash that killed kiran pabla on monday afternoon. most of them are carrying signs here saying drive safe. think twice. she was run down by two drivers that were allegedly speeding they crashed she was jogging near the sidewalk and they ended up hitting her against a tree here. >>reporter: the mayor several council members are expected to attend this march. a lot of people are stopping in their cars right now to join the vigil. >>reporter: from superior court late in san jose this afternoon one of the three were arraigned on charges of vehicular manslaughter and criminal negligence. the courtroom was packed with members of the victim's family. several were shouting at the excuse calling him a murderer and demanding justice. >>: my ni

pam watches against but that one you even commented on. >> pam: as playmate packers amazing. >> gary:play and are twitter portable on the screen i did hear from you tonight about the death threats that they on green backpacker receiver who miss played that ball which led to seattle coming back. you can weigh and on the twitter deal which is streaming fall action. kron g brad which. >> gary:, i'd have you got much of all these people dream bay real ugly. i just was like to ask you at home have you ever gotten so mad a football game the death threats to the extreme but whats stores than you ever did something you said something and a sorry reacted after team lost in green bay their death threats people saying their entire lives ruined because. though imported misplayed the ball love to hear from and cost of people feel here. well more laid- back here. >> gary: team loses so back out what a great area we live in and green bay your football team loses 10 fetus know i'm stuck here in the football team stings and you'll see another california people react. >> gary: some good news after the

the terror >> pam: find that phone and dial plan was on its way to the big apple the feds want to know who's behind the call and why there is your latest. >> reporter: 10 stolen the specially after paris since made during american the video out of new york's i this is on the runway passengers on flight but the floor 68 from sfo heading to new york city had to get off. >> reporter: the a seconds and to the newsroom the situation inside the plane. >> reporter: passengers had the board at kennedy airport in new york and officials say a bomb threat was made wall play was still in the air once the land they get everyone off right now searching the plane. that to people the main terminal there interviewing passengers currently in the see the situation there >> reporter: responders searching the plane and still so far no sign of a bomb no injury to report that is the good news delta meanwhile had another plan with the same flight number at jfk. >> reporter: the flight heading from jfk did tell these boarding at the same time the threat was called and the take people off the check that one out

this delightful hour of your choice of prime time news next >> pam: gunmen stormed then separated the men and women and calling out for victims by name targeting them and then killing 12 people today. tonight and 18 year- old suspect has surrendered to police and to more suspected gunmen's which are the brack brothers of the 18 year-old are subject of a manhunt. here we have the latest developments. >> reporter: 1 suspect has surrendered to the police according to the afb. the other two suspects are still on the run. the massive manhunt has led us to this northeastern city of reims. the 34 and 32 year olds are still on loose. close attention is being paid to this moment when it sees that the government are raising his hand in the air papaw's possibly have been saying that there were other accomplices. >> reporter: the planned and escaped and is so marked difference from a recent loan will fog tax. thousands doubt for rallies calling up pence for cartoon as explained that would rather use it ain't them blood. in the oval office today president obama condemned the killings. present abou

. >> pam: we're tracking some while winter weather last week was all about the cold temperatures below freezing were talking about a bay area warm-up that could be record ray breaking. jacqueline bennett is on the forecast first. >> reporter: charles clifford: speaking last week or redwood train crashed into one's home a spoke with the owner of the tree and watched the tree fall over. >> reporter: most a week after strong winds knocked down a redwood tree and real alps back yard she still shaken and it bothers me when the tree fell is landed on top of this home on the nearby vantage treat the elderly woman lives here was apparently on the injured a week later the tree has been remote but house is still red tag and the woman is all escaped she's staying with family. bell home along with two other neighboring homes were red tagged by the city out of concern that a second train my fault she says she took about two days before crews and to about 24 crews trim the redwood in red text were removed everything is fine now the assurances of taking over and not theirs of a third red wooden her b

>>pam >>pam moore:and a sad story to share tonight: a san jose veteran who became an internet celebritydied. 95-year-old. world war two veteran -- joe bell -- died on thursday. his family says, his heart finally gave out. bell became famous after he put on his military uniform and started cheering on runners. as they passed his home. in the video. racers started running out of their way. in order to shake bell's hand. it was a touching tribute between athletes and hero. we know joe bell will be missed. >>: we specialize in french perishable food even ice-cream >>: they do it seven days a week with the help of multiple food donors for this group serving the needy. >>pam moore:the warriors take on the cleveland cavaliers without lebron james and gary radnich will have the sport's next now earn cash for your school year-round at safeway with just for u e box tops offers. simply enroll online at safeway dot com slash box tops and start earning! plus, now until january 20th buy five participating products and earn 20 e box tops with the just for u digital coupon, only at safeway! here's what

pam moore>>: we're following breaking news tonight at 11. this is a live picture over san francisco one person is dead. several others are injured as a 4-alarm fire rages in the mission district. this is video from earlier in the night. when the fire was at its most intense. from our helicopter partnership with a- b-c- 7 news. kron-4's scott rates joins us live. he has been at the scene all evening. scott - what do we know about how this started? scott rates>>: that is still being investigated but fire fighters are still here several hours after it started. i am at 21st and mission bit down the street is where that department complex is. that is where water is still being spilled on the street tonight. the fire is under control but they are watching for a few last. hot spots to last. this is what it you're looking at more dramatic video of this deadly fire. this was from earlier tonight. you can see the intense flames. this fire has forced dozens of residents out of their homes. we know that one person did succumb to their injuries due to th

good evening i'm pam moore. this happened tonight around 8. kron-4's jeff bush is live outside the hall of justice. he spoke with police just a short time ago. jeff? >>jeff bush: police say that all of this started just before 8:00 when they received a phone call from anonymous caller from the tip line that this person had seen the person nisi in our photograph as a person of benchrest interested. police say this man and the other person are in the hall of justice right now talking with homicide detectives. >>: we will be working with all the investigators with all the evidence we have to find whether or not this person of interest is in fact the same person responsible for the crime. we want to reiterate he is a person of interest at this time and nothing more. >>jeff bush: we can present that homicide detectives have a lot of questions for both of these men asking where they were and what they were doing wednesday. if they have enough evidence that they will make an arrest in the hall of justice. >>pam moore: now at 11. three new measles cas

>>pam moore: the california measles outbreak is spreading. with new cases confirmed in the bay area. new numbers show there are now. 68-cases of measles in california. that includes a total of nine measles cases reported in the bay area. 2 cases in santa clara county. in alameda county. there are 5 cases. and two in contra costa county. and a number of babies are now being quarantined. out of fear they may have come in contact with measles -- at a local hospital. kron 4's annie andersen spoke with an east bay mother. who was told to keep her six- month- old baby isolated. >>annie anderson:when livia simon went to kaiser on january 2nd, to be checked out for a cold everything seemed normal. at least until 2 days later when her mother, jennifer got a call from the doctors office saying livia could be at risk for the measles. >>:"they said she could besometime when we were there." >>annie anderson:at 6 months old livia is too young to get the measles vaccine. the doctor gave her an immunity boost to help fight off the virus. the county also deci

>>pam moore:new video from massachusetts tonight.ng the high winds that have been hammering that state and its neighbors. roads are impassable power lines down. homeowners, power crews and snow removal workers will be digging out tomorrow in brutal conditions: forecasters say wednesday's low temperature in boston will be 10 degrees, with a minus-5 wind chill. tonight only on 4. a heartbroken man who was left stranded at s-f-o. is finally on his way back home. he originally traveled thousands of miles to the bay area. to see an ex -girlfriend here. but during the visit he got some tough news. then, as he was heading home he got stuck by the storm. kron 4's j.r. stone has the story from s-f-o. >>j r stone: been stuck at an airport due to a snowstorm at al east having this major relationship a share the same time as a whole other thing that happened to one here in san francisco. >>: i'm trapped here till probably wednesday. i have no family friends here and i don't wanna be here due to my situation. >>j r stone: he has been all over the

crashed into her good evening, i'm pam moore. one of those cars. ended up pinning the victim to a tree, where she died. kron 4's jeff bush reports. >>jeff bush: neighbors are shocked at hearing the death of this girl who had everything going for her. the cause of death was to cars hitting her due to drag racing. san jose police are investigating the crash and say the two drivers involved were likeley racing. the crash happened on yerba buena road near edenwood drive around noon. the two cars crashed into each other and then drifeted onto the sidewalkcrushing a woman against a tree. she died at the scene. the two drivers were treated and arrested and charged with multiple crimes including manslaughter and recless driving. police identified the drivers as 19 year old gabriel bacerra and 24 year old manuel maldanado - avalos. the investigation continued well into the early evening. neighbors in the area say that yerba buena road is dangerousand, this is not the first time a crash like this has happened. >>:it's just really dangerous. people are always

most of the patient visited disneyland between december 15th and the 20 app. >> pam: today this >> pamer we will time it out on futurecast to inform you of what to expect of friday. >> reporter: they also told me that the recovered a bag of drugs the suspect was taken to the hospital in critical condition tonight. the contra costa county investigating sheriff department is out here looking into the shooting. scott rates kron 4 news. >> reporter: the nightclub where several people were injured were chris brown had a concert on sunday creek the liquor license was suspended today the nightclub was warned in regards to the potential of issues that could occur. >> reporter: our attempt to reach the club owner for comment was unsuccessful. maureen kelly crop for newsprint >> reporter: and out of control vehicle drove right into the macy's retells corporate she is thankful to be alive. >> that is not me. i am not gone. kress >> reporter: in into the front door driving almost 50 ft. inside of the car before the vehicle came to a stock. kron 4 news. --stock. s >> reporter: non union pacific say

>>pam moore:court documents released today. give more details on the charges against former stanford swimmer brock turner. the 19-year-old is accused of raping an unconcious woman on the stanford campus. in the criminal complaint filed against turner, witnesses say they saw him on top of a woman whose dress was pulled up.and turner was thrusting his hips. but they never actually saw the two having sex turner says, he did made out with the woman. but she was awake. and he says, he never took off his pants. the victim says, she remembers attending a party with friends that night. but doesn't know turner. turner is out on bail. but an arraignment hearing is scheduled for monday in palo alto. football a potentially deadly virus could be in northern california a patient being monitored for ebola >>gary radnich: marshawn lynch his final words before super bowl sunday. more sports next >>jacqueline bennett: there is a big storm meandering in the southwest marking the 36th consecutive day we have not had measurable rain >>pam moore: de

pam moore>>: in oakland.cates are offering five thousand dollars to find the person responsible for killing a raccoon. the animal was found in the parking lot of a church in west oakland over the weekend. five aluminum arrows pierced the raccoons body. a non-profit group provided medical care to the animal but it did not survive. the "animal legal defense fund" is offering five thousand dollars for information leading to an arrest. a charge of felony animal cruelty carries a maximum sentence of three years in prison. call oakland animal services if you're able to help. police are releasing new details tonight. on the "mrs. doubtfire" house fire in san francisco. 25-year-old tyqwon welch of los angeles was arrested and charged with multiple crimes. including attempted murder and arson. police say welch was a former patient of the doctor who owns the home. they say this case could have been much worse. "thankfully the homeowner was able to douse the flames. " officials say welch will likely face a judge on frid

good evening i'm pam moore. kron-4's jeff bush is live at newpark mall in newark where the car crashed into a macy's. jeff how did this happen? jeff bush>>: police are still here on seemed they're conducting the investigation for six hours after that part crashed. it was a hectic scene at the mall, police say an 53 year-old woman was at the wheel of his blue honda and she crashed into the men's department of the store just before 5 afternoon. they say defense she must've had some kind of medical episode before she crashed. six people were injured. you can see patients been taken to the hospital by paramedics. it was pandemonium for quite awhile after the car crashed. police were investigating through the night, trying to piece together everything that happened through the night. the driver was one of those taking to the hospital suffering and no injuries. pam moore>>: huge flames shot into the air today in the east bay. authorities say, someone set fire to several townhomes in martinez. and, tonight, police have

pam moore>>: a concord teenager is in stable condition. after being stabbed multiple times wednesday night. police found the boy lying on grant avenue around ten- o clock. they say, he and friend were walking down the street. when a car pulled in front of them. police say, two men got out of the car and asked if the teenager was in a gang. when the boy said no , police say one of the men shot at him but missed. they say the other man in the car then stabbed the teenager multiple times. police are still looking for the suspects. no word on the motive for the attack. today. california's long time u.s. senator barbara boxer announced. she is retiring. senator boxer delivered the news in a video posted on social media. during an interview with her grandson. in it, she says she will not seek re-election on 2016. boxer says, she is leaving washington to spend more time with her family in california. but she adds, she will continue to work in politics through her political action committee. a whale shows up on a beach in marin county. now researc

pam moore>>: candlestick park's demolition is inevitable. however residents who live near the former 49ers stadium believe the park's possible implosion plan poses a significant health risk. kron4's jeff bush reports from san francisco's bayview neighborhood. the nostalgia is waning for the landmark stadium whch was home for so many events throughout the years. the massive structure sitswaiting for demolitionbut, how will the giant building go down? the lennar urban developers group originally submitted an environmental impact report back in 2010. the plan, back then was to tear the building down piece by piece using heavy equipment. but, when the developer met with demoliton contractors the thought of implosion caught traction and an adendum was filed with the planning commission last year to consider implosion as an option to the mechanical dismatling of the building. the problem is that many who live nearby say the community was not made aware of the new planthat is why people are mad. representatives for the lennar company gave a present

pam >> i was also asked in a section to talk about the finance you activities and update even though monthly report we started preparing for the 2015- 2016 are internal audit from last year i apologize for the error what happens every year the controller's office comes in and audit our policies and premiers. >> audit our selective sample of journal entries and produce a report and discuss both our department and how our department performs against city departments we talk about improvements that can be done which i have welcomed because we want to mayor that we are not only immigrant with the controller's office but that we are going a little further so we can have continuance improvement and i monitor very careful what the expenditures are and how the they're posted and you know there's also a possibility of mistakes which are also there's a possibility of improving they revving 30 years those mistakes i'll talk about in the next acceptance we started the preparation of our 2015- 2016 budget i'll workshop the reductions and have the actual discussion in february in terms of the incr

i'm pam moore. that woman was simply crossing the street. when two vehicles collided, and one ended up on top of her. new at 11:. kron-4's jeff bush spoke to someone who tried to help. it was a horrible scene on the corner of second street and b. according to police a white ford explorer and a green volvo station wagon collided around 2:30 on tuesday afternoon. the collision sent the explorer careening out of control and it flipped over ontop of a woman who was standing on the sidewalk in front of the luther burbank savings and loan. she never had a chance and died instantly when the explorer crushed her. alex estrada was just leaving the mall across the street with a friendhe saw the whole thing. alex estrada i heard the cras and looked over and saw that the car was flipped upside down. no cops or ambulances were there so my first reaction was that i have to help this person. alex ran to help but it was too late for the woman under the overturned explorer. alex it was like horrific terrifyingthe only thing that i thought to do was to take o