the four other (pam) the four (pam) (pam) the four teens killed were between the ages of 14 and 16... the four other teens helping push the vehicle were hurt ... and are continuing to recover. (pam) new details - on the drowning death of a high school student in the east bay last school year. as kron 4's terisa estacio explains -the death of ben curry was thought to be a suicide, but an autopsy has revealed a different story .... and now his parents are taking action. the claim contains chilling details about the day 15 year old ben curry died - curry, shown here in these photos was in a swimming class - the teacher aaron becker told the 57 kids to thread water for 3 minutes.. if they touched the rope, 30 seconds more... that is when ben, exhausted the claim states slide under the water... and no one came to his rescue. andy schwartz, do you feel the school ly. district failed ben. yes. it shows in video attorney andy schwartz who is representing ben's family says the surveillance video over san ramon valley high school's pool couldn't be more clear. schwartz. why was mr. becker doing

(pam) thank you for joining us i'm pam moore. (ken) and i'm ken wayne. what was a missing person's case is now a homicide investigation.(pam) kron-4's charles clifford joins us live from san leandro tonight... charles how did police find the suspect? according to east bay regional parks, early monday morning family of 19-year-old anthony pimentel told san leandro police that there was a human body near the chabot dam. upon further investigation, police did find the remains of an african-american female near the dam. while the coroners office has not yet identified the body, alfreda davis, the mother of 18-year-old mariah davis, says she was told by police that the victim was her daughter and that 19-year-old pimentel had confessed to killing her.according to alfreda, mariah davis and anthony pimentel had dated for two years but were no longer together. even so, mariah and anthony apparently did have lunch at a restaurant in san leandro last wednesday but mariah has not been seen since. her family has spent the past few days frantically searching for her.

(pam) for your (pam) news. (pam) (pam) for your health tonight.asuring blood pressure is one of the most common procedures performed at a doctor's offices every day. (ken) but according to the american heart association... it is also one of the most common procedures to get wrong. (pam) kim hutcherson explains, the importance of knowing your numbers... and she has 7- tips for an accurate reading in tonights health minute. for officer marcus whitehead... knowing his numbers could be a matter of life or death.marcus whitehead/ police officer: "it was scary... it was really scary... because i thought of my two kids that i have."after getting his blood pressure checked... doctors diagnosed whitehead with hypertension marcus whitehead/ police officer: "it was a wakeup call that i really gotta get serious about taking more care of myself."according to the american heart association it's easy to make mistakes when checking blood pressure... wether you are doing it yourself or at a doctor's officedr. michael hochman/ american heart association: "a patient

(pam) (pam) (pam) (pam) carnival said, it conducted a full investigation and turned the device over tohe f-b-i. the company also said, it has taken measures to prevent something like this from ever happening again.. but did not go into details on those measures.. (pam) coming up: a bay area female teacher has been arrested and charged with sexual misconduct with a female minor. the san mateo county district attorney's office tells kron 4... why the shocking details of this case make it a first for them. (lawrence)ten at ten ten at ten (lawrence)ten at ten ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the holidays begin here at the disneyland resort. big corporations are making and just got a huge tax break. but the middle class is struggling. prop c is a common-sense plan. the top 1% of businesses pay their fair share to tackle homelessness for all of us. companies with revenue greater than $50 million pay, not small businesses or homeowners. the prop c plan is supported by the democratic party, teachers, and mental-health professionals. vote "yes" on c. big corporations pay for it, not you. (ken)happening tomorrow - presi

(pam) and i'm pam moore in for vicki liviakis ... the nation has been on edge all week because of the suspicious packages. and tonight ... the f-b-i has a suspect in custody... from our partners at c-n-n .. natasha chen is live in florida, where the investigation continues... natasha christopher wray, fbi director: "we have arrested cesar sayoc in connection with this investigation." 56-year-old cesar sayoc is prison..charged with at least five federal crimes..jeff sessions, u.s. attorney general: "this may change or expand as the investigation proceeds."investigators say it was a fingerprint found on one of packages addressed to congresswoman maxine waters that lead them to him. christopher wray, fbi director: "there is also a possible dna connection between samples collected from pieces of two different ieds mailed in separate envelopes and a sample previously collected from sayoc in connection with an earlier arrest down in florida."then investigators tailed sayoc..tracking him on his cell phone..before making their arrest outside

(pam) (pam) cording to (pam) according to experts, another concern would be the slowing of streamingvices such as netflix... also there is concern about bigger bills for consumers who want to get faster speeds or to get content to load in a timely manner. (ken)new tonight at ten: two california cities are among four that got 5-g internet service today. verizon launched the service in sacramento and los angeles along with houston and indianapolis.the speed is said to be 300 megabits per second. this is 25 to 60 times faster than current 4g lte verizon coverage. new customers get a three month trial period before paying 70-dollars a month.returning verizon customers pay 50 dollars a month. customers began signing up mid-september. a live look outside tonight.. lawrence has lawrence has the forecast. lawrence karnow: an early october storm is ready to bring rain to the bay area. showers are already spreading in the north bay but will move south overnight especially near the coast. you can see the showers on the doppler radar. we can expect a few heavy downpours as this system slides alo

(pam) and i'm pam moore. all eyes on the senate floor today.. as the nomination of embattled brett kavanaugh hangs in the balance. he has the votes to be confirmed to the u.s. supreme court. the vote by may happen tomorrow night.chen is on capitol hill to explain what senator susan collins is a yes, the republican senator siding with her party -- announcing she will vote to confirm brett kavanaugh to the supreme court. sen. susan collins / -r- maine: "mister president i will vote to confirm judge kavanaugh."the most contentious confirmation of a supreme court nominee in decades has taken dramatic twists and turns.multiple women accused kavanaugh of sexual misconduct --(nats ford) prompting kavanaugh to issue a passionate denial to the claims (nats kavanaugh)and the fbi to conduct an additional background check.in the midst of the roar from protesters -- today -- only one voice echoed on the senate floor(nats vote) by the slimmest of margins -- senators advanced kavanaugh's confirmation to a final vote this weekend.but even with collins' decision

live in sf ella kron 4 (pam) in national news: in (pam) (pam) in national news: the pentagon national news: the pentagon is sending out a warning to the thousands of migrants marching through mexico towards the u.s... backing up president trump's threats to stop the massive group from crossing the u.s. border. camila bernal .. in mexico city with the latest. ."secretary of state mike pompeo : "the caravan will not cross our southern border illegally under any circumstances."thousands of people - a massive caravan of migrants - are marching towardthe united states. they're marching away from a life of hardship and violence in their home countries.. towards what they hope will be a new beginning..migrant: "in hounduras there is no money, no jobs, a lot of crime, there is no security. so people look for these caravans to live a better life and protect our families."president trump has repeatedly condemned the migrants' movements.. threatening to declare a national emergency..and cut off aid to countries that fail to prevent the migrants from entering the u.s.the president also claiming t

pam, ken? (pam) as the nation mourns those killed saturday in the pittsburgh synagogue shooting, a community in california is dealing with a case of anti- semitic vandalism. a section of street artwork was defaced with anti-jewish symbols in fresno. it is mostly covered now. but you can see some of the pink paint that was used to deface this sprawling piece of artwork on the side of a building in downtown fresno. two swastikas surrounded by a circle ...with lines drawn through them, and some unknown word in the middle. <"they're looking to get attention. and that's really what they want is that attention and to spark and provoke peoples emotions in a negative way."> (pam) robert whiseant works for cloud- 9 productions, a sound, lighting and stage company in the building ... where the vandalism was found. the company keeps its equipment there. whiseant believes the intent was possibly directed at this specific piece of artwork --- no other buildings in the area were hit. (ken)people across certa

(pam) i'm pam moore. thanks for joining us. tonight, the details of the f-b-i investigation into the sexual assault allegations ... are hidden behind the locked doors of the office of senate security.. and as catherine heenan reports, republicans say.. the report refutes all the claims against kavanaugh.. "the fact is that these allegations have not been corroborated" "no corroboration " "no corroboration " "nothing, absolutely nothing " "enough already. let's vote."the republican leadership scheduled a procecural vote on the kavanaugh for tomorrow, followed by a final vote saturday.among the three swing vote republicans, both jeff flake and susan collins indicated the report satisfied questions they had about kavanaugh's character.lisa murkowski hasn't commented.two red=state democrats are also considered swing votes.today north dakota's heidi heitkamp said she'll vote no.joe manchin of w

(pam) (pam) in national news: two school attacks were stopped.e first one almost occurred at a middle school in florida.. the second was a threat from a kentucky man. (ken) both threats started on social media... and they were both stopped by mothers who alerted the right people. our grant lodes is here with more details on these disturbing threats. grant? (grant) pam, ken scary stuff that proves this can happen anywhere.. and that school threats are still a very real problem. lets start with the threat in florida.. police say admitted to being behind the plan... claiming they're satanists... and indicating they wanted to drink the blood of their victims. investigators say the 11 and 12-year-old brought a butcher knife, a pizza cutter and scissors to school... with intent of hurting others. the police chief says they wanted to kill 15 students... and were waiting in a school bathroom...looking for younger smaller kids they could overpower. but police say the plot was foiled -- because of of their moms... got a robo call.. revealing her daughter w

(pam) and im pam moore... according to that report -- the window washing firm at the millennium tower ... has known about the crack for years.(pam) kron4's michelle kingston is live in san francisco with more. michelle?. this crack was discovered during an inspection last week .. but the city didn't find out until last night. aaron peskin, san francisco supervisor"how many isolated incidents are going to show that there is a pattern here?" supervisor aaron peskin concerned and disturbed after learning about a second cracked window on the millennium tower.he says it was discovered last friday during a visual inspection ... but no one reported it to the department of building inspection until yesterday.in the report, engineers say the window washing firm at the building has known about it for two years.aaron peskin, san francisco supervisor"we can't have broken glass windows, 12 13 stories above crowded sidewalks. it's not a good look."the report says engineers did not find any visual signs of distress ... but d

>> pam: may be. know that they know a lot more than we know and that's how it should be right now and i really have no doubt that they will catch this person very fast. i saw the president yesterday the white house, and he was so somber. you saw him. he was so somber. very seriously, everyone is taking this. the fbi's all over it. >> dana: greg, let's go to you you. ongoing conversation. you see the activity this morning? >> greg: i don't know what time it was. i am a few blocks from there, so i woke up to the helicopters that were i guess above me for at least a few hours. i got up and told my wife, i go, "something's happening. it's definitely downtown." and then it went on for a couple hours. >> dana: what did you think of the conversation today that was inevitable about president trump, his tone, is saying that the media needs to watch the stone. >> greg: all these things coming or going to get finger-pointing. everyone can point fingers, depending on what group you belong to. it's hard for me to

(pam) time (pam) (pam) time magazine's latest cover .... brings together the face of christine blasey ford with her testimony before the senate judiciary committee last week. the illustration is composed of words and phrases ford used during testimony. the artist placed words... in symbolically significant locations in the illustration. quotes about ford's memories were placed on her forehead. quotes about wanting help ... were placed on her hands. (ken) our coverage on the kavanaugh hearings continues at kron-4 dot com. there you will find reaction from lawmakers on the f-b-i report on the nominee and more. and stay connected to the latest breaking news on the story by downloading our free mobile app (ken) tonight we now know the name of the man who was killed in the bizarre-- deputy involved tasing incident that shut down a highway along the peninsula for hours....(pam) this happened in millbr on el camino real... between santa teresa avenue and millwood drive.. (ken)that's where we find kron 4's hermela aregawi who spoke to a neighbor wh

(pam) good evening i'm pam moore. (ken) and i'm ken wayne. bart responded saying, "we've never seen anything like this before." according to bart officials, several people reported the incident on the train. kron 4's gabe slate spoke to a passenger who captured it all on video. like something out of a horror movie this man 47 year old patrick bingman of san francisco, pulled out 2 chainsaws while riding in a bart train on monday around 430pm. sound from jalina bluford - bart passenger he was sweating bad jalina bluford recorded video of the incident on her phone while riding bart from fremont to oakland she said partrick bingman appeared to be high on drugs at times he got close to people with the chainsaws and verbally threatened them. sound from jalina bluford - bart passenger he was bart massacre.. and i'll hurt you. jalina tweeted video of the chainsaw man while it was happening, bart responded to her tweet with a tweet of their own saying they had never seen anything like that. bart police said they received several calls about the incid

(pam) as kron 4's rob fladeboe explains... police are aware of the long line of r-v's parked along the el camino in palo alto ... but they say there is not much they can do about it. rob fladeboe/palo alto ".....on any given day or night there can be as many as 100 rv's, pickup trucks and other vehicles parked here along the el camino in palo alto and a few dozen more on side streets.it's not a new phenomenon and by no means unique to palo alto but a solution to what neighbors and business owners say is a big problem has been elusive so far. palo alto police say they got more than a thousand complaints last year and are on pace for a similar number this year. they have issued warnings and citations and have towed some vehicles. but the bottom line is that as long as the vehicles do not remian in the same spot for more than 72 hours they are not breaking the law says palo alto police captain zach perron.captain zach perron/palo alto police "....somebody driving down the el camino every day might think they are seeing a lot of a

good evening im pam moore. (ken)and im ken wayne.the suspect is now in a federal detention facility in miami. this as the f-b-i continue to investigate.jim sciutto reports. nats of officer: "yeah, we just took him into custody." tonight... 56-year-old cesar sayoc is in custody... the suspected bomber arrested near an autozone store in plantation, florida. christopher wray/director, federal bureau of investigation: "we can confirm that 13 ied's were sent to various individuals across the country. these are not hoax devices."sources say investigators used his cell phone to track him after d.n.a. evidence was found on some of the packages. in addition...christopher wray/director, federal bureau of investigation: "they uncovered a latent fingerprint from one of the envelopes containing an ied that had been sent to congresswoman maxine waters."one of the reasons authorities arrested him in a public place was because an address associated with him in florida might pose a danger to officers if there were explosives pr

>(pam)way...">(pam) the job pays 15-dollars a hour.se hired will work four -to five- hours every day. the program kicks off next month. now to our four zone forecast. taking a live look outside at s-f-o. chief meteorologist lawrence with the forecast lawrence karnow: it was a beautiful day around the bay area with sunny skies and warm temperatures. highs today were in the 70s and low 80s inland but patchy dense fog swept in along the coast in the afternoon to keep temperatures cooler there and in the 60s. skies will be mostly clear tonight with patchy dense fog. lows will be in the 40s and 50s. high pressure will continue to build warming us up even further. highs tomorrow will be in the 70s and 80s inland, 70s around the bay and 60s at the coast. cooler weather and more clouds will return on sunday. it will be mild and breezy on halloween. new ahead at 8 an elderly woman attacked in her home by three male suspects... one of them a teenager. now the search is on for the other two. and next. the president is promising a tax cut for the

i'm ken wayne(pam) and i'm pam moore. thanks for joining us.the c=n=n mailroom is just one of the places where explosive devices have been found. let's check in with c- n-n's karen caifa, "we will find those responsible and we will bring n wisconsin, after a day that had the political world on alert.pres. donald trump: "any acts or threats of political violence are an attack on our democracy itself."the fbi says they are investigating a number of suspicious packages, as domestic terrorism. authorities say the improvised explosive devices were addressed to high profile figures including former president barack obama, and hillary clinton.one of the packages arrived at the mailroom of the time warner center building, which houses cnn's new york bureau. mayor bill de blasio / new york city: "what we saw here today was an effort to terrorize, it is clear an act of terror, attempting to undermine our free press, and leaders of our country, through acts of violence."that package was addressed to former c.i.a. director john brenn

(pam) and i'm pam moore.his is the latest step forward in driverless technology for waymo -- which started working on self- driving technology at google, back in 2009. grant lodes is here in the studio with more on what comes next.. grant (grant)that means fully autonomous vehicles -- without a test driver in the car. however -- an operator must continuously monitor the vehicle remotely.while this is brand new to california... accordg to waymo -- theyve already driven 10 million autonomous miles on public roads.they also boast that they've driven nearly 7 billion ásimulatedá miles. waymo's permit includes day and night testing on city streets as well as highways --- up to 65 miles per hour. and although this tech has been tested largely in arizona... waymo says the vehicles are safe to use in fog and light rain.the cars will hit the roads in the shaded area shown here --- including parts of mountain view, sunnyvale, los altos, los altos hills, and palo alto. if and when the testing expands, waymo says they wi

(pam) (pam) continuing our coverage... that device was removed from the burlingame facility and taken to a remote area at s-f-o ... (grant) kron 4's dan kerman is live at s-f-p- d's sfo firing range with that part of the story.... dan the f.b.i. arrived at the sfpd's sfo firing range about noon... you can see the suspicious package here sitting on the ground. the firing range was selected due to its proximity to burlingame and it's remote location fbi bomb technicians were able to make the package safe ... by about 115, and then they placed it in one of their vehicles and headed out in a caravan. the package will now go the fbi lab in quantico for forensic testing. tom steyer as we reported.. the burlingame package was addressed to tom steyer..he is a well- known california democrat ... who has been a very active critic of president trump and republicans... he has held many fundraisers in the san francisco bay area, including at his home in pacific heights. tonight we are learning, steyer has released a video countering wh

(pam) i'm pam moore. thanks for joining us. our team coverage of the shooting begins with camilla bernal in pittsburgh, where the alleged shooter made his first court appearance today. sot rabbi yitzhak husbands- hankin, friend of victims"i went up to the synagogue to just be in the perimeter to wait for my friend to come out. he was one of the people wounded."the country standing together in defiance after the deadliest attack on the jewish community in american history. sot naftali bennett, israeli minister of education, minister of diaspora affairs"i can see that the american people abhorred this action." the man accused of gunning down a pisburgh synagogue was wheeled into court for his firstappearance monday.he is scheduled to be back in court on thursday.the 46 year old suspect is being held without bond...and faces 29 federal charges, including 11 murder charges.the victims who are being remembered by family and friendsinclude a married couple, a beloved physician and a pair of brothers.sot stephen neustein victims' frie

(pam) a (pam) a groundswell of support for dr.lasey ford continues to gain steam in her hometown of palo alto. kron four's rob fladeboe has details about the latest action on her behalf. rob fladeboe/palo alto '....i am here at the corner of the el camino real and embarcadero road. in a little over an hour from now, supporters and friends of dr. ford will be gathering here for a rally entitled "stand with survivors, stop kavanaugh..." dr. ford supporters kristin podulka and linda henigin are disappointed to say the least in what they believe was a sham investigation into ford's claims by the f.b.i. lia henigin/stand with survivors "...no question about it, every article i have read points out that there are so many things they didn't follow up on, this is an ambarrassment for the f.b.i. quite frankly..."kristin podulka/stand with survivors "...i just cant imagine what anybody could possibly have expected from just three days ofinvestigation..."just as they did outside palo alto city hall following dr. ford's dramatic testimony las

(pam) (pam) you about this breaking news through a push alert.make sure to download the kron-4 mobile app ... to always get the latest breaking news updates. (ken) a live look outside right now... rain is on the way to the north bay... you can see our storm tracker radar and the golden gate bridge. as we get our first look at the four zone forecast with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: an early october storm is ready to bring rain to the bay area. showers are already spreading in the north bay but will move south overnight especially near the coast. you can see the showers on the doppler radar. we can expect a few heavy downpours as this system slides along the coast. on the satellite you can see the low pressure sysytem just off shore. it could be wet for the commute tomorrow too especially along the 101 and 280. highs tomorrow will still be relatively mild and in the 70s and low 80s inland with 60s the coast. showers and possible isolated thunderstorms could linger into wednesday especially inland before dry weather returns

(pam) (pam) that was dave lopez reporting.if convicted ...d face maximum prison sentences of ten years. (ken) tonight we're going to take you flying with bears. (vo) two bear cubs needed to be taken from a wildlife center in lake tahoe... to another rehab facility in southern california. i found out about it through a volunteer pilot organization i belong to... and before long i was in the air flying the two bears down the sierra nevada .( they were too small to be hibernated throughout the winter so we thought we would send them down south where they could feed them all winter and get them nice and fat for release. 2451032nat sot unload from plane set on ground45 those are heavy bears!>(cont vo) (ken) heavy bears!>(cont vo) (ken) how the bears ended up in the sanctuary... and what they're doing now. plus... the surprise passenger we ended up taking back to tahoe. that story is tonight at ten on kron 4. let's take a look outside right now... chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: it was

(pam) continuing our coverage... prominent bay area politician is speaking out about the threats against democrats across the country. congresswoman jackie speier says, the threats are disturbing.and kron 4's charles clifford explains why she is also calling out president trump. well, congresswoman jackie speier says that she and her staff are taking extra precautions in light of suspicous devices being sent to other high profile democrats. she also says that president donald trump's rhetoric isn't helping solve this problem and that he needs to change his tone.sotall of us are frightened and concerned.congresswoman jackie speier says that the discovery of suspicous devices being sent to promimnent democrats has left her and her congressional collegues shaken. sotthere's a fear now to stand up and speak your mind because of the downside of individuals who are probably not mentally stable.and even though the investigation to find the whoever is responsible is still ongoing, speier says that there is one perso

pam and ken? (pam) new at six tonight... a man was rescued today after suffering a shark bite near the farallon islands in the waters west of san francisco. the coast guard says, the bite was near his hand or wrist. he was transported by helicopter from san francisco to stanford hospital. a coast guard official did not know what the man was doing when he was bitten. (ken) hurricane willa is making waves at puerto vallarta, as the eye of the category three hurricane is just making landfall. earlier this morning, the storm had maximum sustained winds of almost120 miles per hour. our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here tracking the storm. lawrence karnow: we had a few clouds moving through bay area skies today with very mild temperatures. highs today were in the 60s and low 70s. hurricane willa is now coming on shore in mexico. major flodding and damage near the coast is likely as it comes ashore. on the satellite image you can see a weak storm off the coast. it continues to fall apart with only a few showers in norther

pam and ken?(pam) the massive mega- millions jackpot has come and gone -- but now another huge lotto prize is at stake. tonight's powerball jackpot is worth an estimated 620- million dollars. in tuesday's mega - millions drawing there was a single winner. that ticket -- worth one- point- six billion dollars -- was sold in simpsonville, south carolina. we may never know who the lucky winner is there -- south carolina is one of seven states which do not require lottery winners to be publicly identified. good luck with tonight's powerball! let's take a look outside right now... chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: it was a beautiful day with warmer temperatures. highs today were in the mid 70s inland with 60s at the coast and sunny skies too. on the radar you can see more rain spreading into the pacific northwest. but high pressure is keeping california mostly dry. high pressure will strengthen over the next few days to bring warmer weather fo

pam and ken? (pam) new tonight at 6. another alleged white supremacist who authorities say incited violence at political rallies across california ... appeared in court today. 38-year-old aaron eason ... an alleged member of the so-called 'rise above movement'... turned himself in to the f-b-i over the weekend. eason has been charged in los angeles, in connection to several assaults at political rallies ... including at the april 20-17 "free speech rally" in berkeley. three other men, also members of 'ram', were taken into custody last week. they are charged on allegations of organizing or participating in riots. (ken on cam) developing news tonight... a human skull separated from its body has been found in the east bay. (pam on cam) investigators say, there may be clues in that decomposed torso found near the same spot. kron 4's haaziq madyun has the story. (pkg)sot

pam moore is here with kron 4 news at ten....pam? (pam) thank you ken and vicki.... next at ten...ing human skull could be connected to a headless torso ... they were found just a block away from one another in the east bay. also .. the golden state warriors are on the hook for oracle arena renovations... how much the team was ordered to pay to the city of oakland... even after they leave for san francisco. (pam) plus, breaking news out of the east bay... police say, a 3-year-old boy has been shot. the latest on the investigation .. and all the days news.. coming up next at ten.. don't go away...hour three of kron 4 news in primetime starts right after the break. (pam) breaking news right now at ten: police in the east bay are investigating a shooting ... and the victim is a 3-year-old child. good evening im pam moore. (ken)and im ken wayne. police tell kron 4 they believe the boy was shot in east oakland near san leandro... on robledo drive. this picture tweeted by the oakland police of the scene. they say the shooting happened just two hours ago... at 8 o'clock. right now - offic

pam moore and ken wayne are here with kron 4 news at ten....pam? (pam) thank you vicki and ken...police pursuit in the north bay ends in a deadly shooting. coming up in a live report... why officials are calling this is a domestic violence incident. plus... a bay area mother's warning about a new phone scam targeting parents and it has a frightening twist... it's a story you will only see on kron 4(pam) also.... an in-depth report coming from our ken wayne ... as he flies two bear cubs in need of transport... to a new santuary.(pam) don't go away... hour three of kron 4 news in primetime starts right after the break. (pam) now at ten: a police vehicle pursuit ... turns into a deadly crash... fairfield police are calling it a domestic violence incident. good evening im pam moore. (ken) and im ken wayne. police say the driver - a 22-year-old man was shot and killed by the passenger a 24- year-old woman. kron 4's gayle ong is live in fairfield with the latest.gayle? a 10 month old baby was in the back seat during the chase. that baby was not hurt but fairfield police say the people i

morning, thank you for waking up with us on mornings on 2, thursday morning, october 4th, friday eve, i'm pam cook. >> and good morning i'm dave clark. steve paulson is ready and he has the thursday morning forecast. >> we have a weak system to the north bringing light rain in the mendocino county. that's where it looks like it will stay. it may make it into sonoma county this morning. this is to the south, it's impacting the valley not us. you can see thunderstorm activity and certainly around madeira and fresno. that's the system coming in right there. it's a cooler pattern, 50, 60 on the high side. the wind will turn more westerly and northwesterly, instead of southerly, everything is in the central and southern california, cooler as the system works its on the temperatures, sticky and humid as it was yesterday. people were cranky about it. >> that's why we pay so much to live here, one of the reasons. >> one. right. >>> good morning, steve. >> traffic is going to be okay if you're driving on the altamont pass. you can see traffic is moving along slowly in some areas. for the most part we'

i'm pam cook. >> what day is it pam? >> it's friday. >> good morning, i'm dave clark, and steve paulson made it too. >> we're going to sal too, sal made it here too. happy friday. >> same to you guys, happy friday to both of you. we're looking at the tracy supercommute and if you're in tracy on 205 or 580, it looks good, there's a little bit of road work there, it's typical, there's been no major problems though as you drive through, you can see traffic looks good to livermore and pleasanton 680, this is exactly what you want to see at all of the way out to castro valley. this is 880 north and southbound. the work here hasn't been a factor, it's done and traffic is moving along nicely. you can get up to downtown oakland. here's a look at the bay bridge toll plaza, you can see traffic is moving along nicely with no major problems. at 4:01, lets go back to the desk. >> you can go to me, sal. >> 4:01, lets go to steve paulson. >>> there are clouds around and today will be better than yesterday. the humidity is getting knock

. >> i'm pam clark. >> and i'm dave clark. >> it -- i'm pam cook, and i'm dave clark. >> and it's going to be sunny and clear. >> after today. >> after today. >> you were updating stories. >> i try to pay attention. >> the weekend, that's correct. >>> there's a week little system moving to the north and light rain up towards mendocino county. that's as far as it's going to get. there's still shower activity from the other system that's moving up around load eye and stockton and -- lodi and manteca, up to contra costa county, you can see the build ups, that's the system that is coming in. it will usher in a cooler pattern, 50s, 60s, berkeley at 59, and pope valley, 54 wood acre, and san raphael, the breeze is up a little bit, it will be up in the west and northwest, the load dives down to central california. it's firing up activity in yosemite and fresno, we have partly cloudy and it's a weak system and it will cool us down a little bit. 50s to 70s on the temperatures. >> supercommute time or what. >> yesterday, steve, he you were making me laugh when you were talking about the humidity,

(pam) good evening i'm pam moore. (ken) and i'm ken wayne.een anything like this before." according to bart officials, several people reported the incident on the train. kron 4's gabe slate spoke to a passenger who captured it all on video. like something out of a horror movie this man 47 year old patrick bingman of san francisco, pulled out 2 chainsaws while riding in a bart train on monday around 430pm. sound from jalina bluford - bart passenger he was sweating bad jalina bluford recorded video he

pam moore is here with kron 4 news at ten....pam? (pam) thank you ken and vicki.... next at ten...are just minutes away from the las vegas stripgoing dark in honor of the 58 people killed in last year's shooting at a country music festival. among the victims, a mother of two from the bay area how her family is celebrating her life....next in a live report. plus...a tragic end to the search for a missing bay area woman.the body of mariah davis was found today...her ex- boyfriend now charged with her murder.we'll hear from her grieving mother, coming up. (pam) and showers already starting to fall in parts of the bay area.which means the morning commute could be a slick one.our chief meterologist has your ten at ten forecast. don't go away...hour three of kron 4 news in primetime starts right after the break. (pam) now at ten: an early october storm is ready to bring some much needed rain to the bay area. (ken) showers are already spreading in the north bay but will move south overnight especially near the coast(pam) heavy downpours along the coast are expected during the morning comm

(pam) (pam) now at ten: the nation is less than 24- hours away from the senate judiciary committee votedge brett kavanaugh's supreme court nomination. (ken) tonight - the fbi's report from its investigation into dr christine blasey ford's accusations.. is in their hands but details are hidden behind the locked doors of the office of senate security.. (pam) as catherine heenan explains, republicans say.. the report refutes all the claims against kavanaugh.. "the fact is that these allegations have not been corroborated" "no corroboration " "no corroboration " "nothing, absolutely nothing " "enough already. let's vote."the republican leadership scheduled a procecural vote on the kavanaugh for tomorrow, followed by a final vote saturday.among the three swing vote republicans, both jeff flake and susan collins indicated the report satisfied questions they had about kavanaugh's character.lisa murkowski hasn't commented.two red=state democrats are also c

good evening im pam moore. (ken)and im ken wayne.s miguel marquez explains - an official says so far several devices showed the presence of sulfur, which was intended to explode. this is the device sent to cnn's new york offices today in an incident some are calling an act of terrortoday packages containing explosive devices discovered in multiple

pam? >> thank you rosemary, the time is 6:20 and we want to take a look at tonight's wrap up, ktvu, last man standing and the cool kids and hell's kitchen and our 10 and 11:00 news. >>> if you're looking for a job, the major hiring events are happening this morning for ups and several locations around the bay area. >>> and the results are in for water tests in san francisco, a break down after some people were concerned about pesticides in the drinking water. >>> but first after more than two years of construction, the newly berkeley bart plaza opened for today's morning commute. you're look at the time lapse video of the $13 billion project, they called it a transformation a stunning evolution. we'll be right back. warning, california. a handful of billionaires have spent over $70 million on campaigns to undermine our public schools. and electing a former wall street banker named marshall tuck to superintendent of public instruction is all a part of the billionaires' plan to take money aw

pam covered, she danced a little bit.hank you pamela, you went out well. >> thank you david. >> very nice. >> not much change today, there's not much change. 60s and 70s on your temperatures, in the a lot compared to yesterday, a one or two degree different, tomorrow will be a warm up, everything is on the west coast, that article was cool, everything is coming down out of the northwest, at the surface we get a south, southwest breeze, 40s and 50s, cool, and it's 53, and it's sleeping in, you're allowed. 48 in napa at the napa airport. it's 40s and 50s in truckee, 42 in arcadia. no big deal, nothing we haven't dealt with before. everything is coming down and it will start a warmup, and coastal bay, and to remember we're talking about, there's little on the low clouds, and some of the 80s in the orange there, they start to work their way back in. no barn burner, but it will be nice. >> thank you. >>> getting a taste of the golden state warriors, some of the unique dining experiences for the center when it opens next year.

i'm pam cook, dave clark has the day off today. steve, what's the with they are? >> yesterday we had sunshine and warm temperatures, that's going to be northerly and westerly, remember we had a howling delta win, and look at today. that's the big difference. 39 in lake port. we're seeing 30s and 40s already. we're down 18 degrees in napa airport, 17 in oakland airport, minus 15 compared to yesterday. that tells you there's a big n little bit. it's still dry, we have high pressure over us, 60s and 70s, upper 70s and low 80s, not as breezy. >>> 4:00 in the is here. >> i watched, i had the tvs outside, i watched the 49ers and packers outside -- >> did i say something? >> pardon me? >> the 49ers looked very, very good. i mean. >> it's aaron rodgers, that's all you have to say. >> there you go. >>> good morning, lets look at what we have on 580 westbound from tracy to livermore. we call it the tracy supercommute. you can see traffic is moving slow here, that's about it approaching interchange, no problems in dublin and hayward. nice cle

okay, pam? >> thank 4:19, another member o kardashian clan coming up, details of kanye west with the president and what he hopes to accomplish with that visit. but, first, blame for causing cancer and a grounds keeper, why a judge may toss out a judgment against monsanto. >>> back to mornings on 2, a san francisco judge is considering tossing out the recent 289 million judgment against monsanto and ordering a new trial. at issue they're wondering if round up is responsible for the cancer of a grounds keeper. a judge a new trial. the plaintiff she ruled failed to produce malice and oppression by monsanto and johnson didn't provide evidence that employees believed exposure to the product caused his lymphoma. he's among blaming machine santo for trial, but he was the first one to go to trial. >>> and a boy was killed is hom his family and friends are struggling to know why he was killed. >> he was 17 years old. he didn't get to go to school. >> a boy was shot and tse of an >> these balloons spellin

i am pam cook. >> i am dave clark. interstate i 80 northbound in hayward, looked at the pictures on your tv. we expect chp to reopen the freeway to drivers after two people were killed. a horrible crash late last night. "ktvu" sara zendehnam is off the freeway and you are expected to get there soon, right, sara? >> we just heard 880 is open. >> reporter: we moved to the corner of industrial and whipple and you can see it 880 some cars are through. what is seen in the mass of the situation and it took hours and hours for investigators to process the scene. we know for cars and four drivers were involved. unfortunately, two of the drivers died. the chp said the crash involved a u.p.s. big rig and a tour bus and two passenger cars. it happened 1040 last night on 880 at whipple avenue. spokesperson said came up to st traffic and crashed into the car in front of it pushing it to the left lane. it hit another car and pushed it into the big rig and the drivers of east passenger car died and the tour bus and drivers are okay c

pam moore is here with kron 4 news at ten....pam? (pam) thank you grant and vicki.... at ten...the man accused of killing 18 year old mariah davis will make his first court appearance tomorrow.her mother says anthony pimentel was violent while the two were dating.tonight we hear from with the executive director of a domestic violence organization who says the most dangerous time for someone in an abusive relationship...is once they get out. plus... the brand new transbay transit center..will likely remain closed until the end of the month as crews try to figure out what cause two support beams to crack.what that means for traffic in the area...next in a live report.((pam)) plus..more scattered showers in parts of the bay area, and boy do we need it.our chief meterologist has your ten at ten forecast...coming up. don't go away...hour three of kron 4 news in primetime starts right at ten: the man accused of killing east bay 18-year-old mariah davis.. will be arraigned tomorrow. (grant) 19 year old anthony pimentel is being charged with first degree murder of his ex- girl

next. >>> thank you for joining us, i'm pam cook. >> i'm dave clark. sal has the answer on a traffic pran overturned burnell road on if you're leaving pleasanton on 680, it's backed up on the dublin interchange and it will area, southbound heading down. what happened according to witnesses, two cars were racing at 100 miles or more, and they got into an accident, a big rig was involved. thatting about rig flipped over and most of the lanes are blocked. that's according to witness reports, chp is on the scene sorting it out. the fire did the is there and traffic is slow. your alternate route would be 58 # to head south on 80. for the part i would say, if you did this, you -- for the most part you wouldn't want to do this area you would want to > the south bay commute doesn't look bad. no problems this, if you're 680 after pleasanton, it looks

pam? >> 5:15 is the time right now, the weather is sunny and noise, how would you like the chance to hit the slopes this weekend. up next, the ski resorts that is running the snow making machines early. >>> well, winter is forecast to be warmer than average this year. the noaa released its outlook from december through february, it forecast a warmer winter for this part of the country. no part is supposed to be below normal. the el nino conditions will be 70 to 75%. that's because of warmer water near the equator. >>> mount rose is opening for season pass holders today and tomorrow only. the first resort to open for the winter season, mount rose has added 15 snow making towers, this is the earliest they've ever opened after the weekend. all skiers will be welcome as weather and conditions permit. >>> the boston red sox are headed to the world series after winning three road games in houston. >> he reveals in the air, left field, hit well. and he's on the run, he's got it and the boston red

we got to give the last word tom pam. pam. >> all the senators need to do the right thing.bout our constitution being in a court or my entire career -- >> sean: do you know markowski? susan collins? >> i don't. but i hope they do the right thing and joe manchin has a lot to lose because he's going to be in a h lot of trouble with patrk morrisey as the next u.s. senator from west virginia if he doesn't vote yes for this. patrick probably still will be temporarily senators need to take notice and they need to do the right thing. it'san not about politics. >> sean: predictions? >> he'll be confirmed. >> he will be confirmed. >> sean: okay. i'm hopefully optimistic. i'm irish. don't worry. it's normal. >> oh, you are. >> sean: would make a buck gregg jarrett, carrie severino, we have more on the reaction. what will these republicans do? how will that impact america's future? straight ahead. the closer you get to home, the more you know the commute is worth it. you and that john deere tractor, you can keep dreaming up projects all the way home. it's a longer drive, but just like

good morning, sal. >> good morning, dave and pam. bart has issued an advisory, the bay point station, the pittsburg bay point station is being used as an evacuation station. we're looking at the pittsburg bay point area. the station is not affected, if you can get to the station without having to drive there or park there, you can still use bart, but if you're looking for parking and a lot of people do at this particular station, you should make other arrangements or take transit to get to that station. highway 4 which you can see right here in the area is doing very well. you can see traffic is moving along very well in both directions, there has been no major issues. you can see the pittsburg bay point station in this photo. you don't see anything unusual about the picture or the traffic. lets talk about other commutes we have. westbound 580 is looking okay, at 4:02, lets go and get the weather. rosemary. >> thank you very much. >>> the winds are light. i'm seeing wind at 5-10 miles per hour in the pittsburg area this morning t tem

i'm pam cook and lets check in with rosemary, she is in for steve for weather, what will the weekend be like. >> we'll have fog this morning, but this afternoon temperatures will be similar to yesterday. here's a look at san francisco, sunrise is 7:20 these days, san francisco checking in at 56 degrees and santa rosa at 44. a cool one to start with you. 50 oakland and livermore and san jose at 54, the winds are light, we're tracking patchy fog along the coastline and the north bay valley locations, if you have an early morning drive 101, and areas of petaluma and novato and it stretches over our hills. visibility could be down to a quarter mile. we dealt with it yesterday, likely to see it throughout the morning. today as well. we'll be tracking it for you. oakland a light offshore breeze at 3 miles per hour. our flow continues from the north and northeast, that will continue our warm weather. 71 degrees, the afternoon high with san francisco. we'll have the low 80s, livermore 84. temperatures will hold steady and we begin a cooldown, we will have a look at the extended forecast, the