we think pam's money can come up with money for pam but we've got to get him a separate attorney.an you help me? there's millions of dollars in the trust. she told me, her words were "not one red penny will be spent on his defense." >> julie told us she did not use those specific words, but she said the family was advised by their attorney not to use kay's money to pay for roger's defense. which meant that roger, who stood to inherit a big chunk of his dad's millions, would have to rely on a public defender. were he and pam diabolical killers as detectives and their own family had come to believe? of course, we and everybody else just had to know. >>> coming up -- roger and pam face some tough questions. >> as the interrogation was continuing, your stories didn't stay the same. according to the police, at least. >> when "dateline" continues. t. >> when "dateline" continues there's a better choice. aleve pm. the only one to combine a safe sleep aid and the 12-hour pain-relieving strength of aleve. that dares to last into the morning. so you feel refreshed. aleve pm. there's a bette

ken and pam back to you. police are investigating a crash that killed a man who was riding a bicycle the crash happened shortly after noon today on lake film here highway one oh one witnesses told police a semi truck hit the victim while heading eastbound on lake feel toward the freeway police are still investigating the exact cause of the crash currently there is no indication that alcohol was a factor in the collision. >>in san francisco, a person died after getting hit by a kell train just before 7 o'clock this evening. investigators say the person was trespassing on the tracks in the tunnel just south of 22th street station know one on the train was hurt the incident force all of the trains though in the area to stop and it caused delays of up to more than an hour. >>a sheriff's deputy in el dorado county was killed in the line of duty, how law enforcement officials across california are honoring him tonight plus new details tonight on a shooting that put 3 schools on lockdown yesterday in the north bay.

>>ken pam, we ran the a promo earlier in the newscast.ant to talk about something special we have in store tomorrow night chase center maurier's opening night against the clippers, a new era of golden state basketball me that yes we will be there the whole sports team will be there myself k rooney jason dumas will be have a guest on the show. it's going to be a lot of fun just looking at the new team and just looking at the arena, it's it's state of the art really it's a special time to the fire on kron on and we're going to have in that and i saw it all gets going 4 to 5 on kron on simply look ascent up for the app because of the emergency with the fire conditions. the app is free right now so people can sign up and they'll get your show morrow here to check it out 4 o'clock. >>there will be their chase center. thank you marcie we'll ♪ ♪ ♪ big dreams start with small steps... ...but dedication can get you there. so just start small... start saving. easily set, track and control your goals right from the chase mobile® app. ♪ ♪ chase. make

this as pam says, a political takedown.hey couldn't even wait, the year and a few months until the november 2020 to win it fair and square. trish: americans i think they see through that. i think they see through what the political operation is trying to do. not to mention the fact that adam schiff, maybe he just misspoke. for him to say we haven't spoken to the whistleblower. now to find out, and he corrected that with that statement. we did did speak to the whistleblower. pam, doesn't the american public get collude into that and doesn't it backfire on them? >> it did and it will and it's going to in the 2020 election. adam schiff is outrageous. he need to resign because he should be investigated. the reason they are issuing all these subpoenas is because they don't want to take a vote. they want to have their cake and eat sit too. you know what will happen to those democrats that vote to impeach the president? they will lose their elections. trish: don't cave on that. don't cave. coming up, hillary clinton is back at it

thanks for joining us at 10, i'm ken wayne and i'm pam moore that fast moving wildfire broke out just before 10 last night so far it has. >>destroyed 49 structures and tonight threatens dozens more the fire also affects schools in the area we're learning all schools will be closed tomorrow in both. >>the alexander valley school district and the guys are bill school district more schools could cancel classes depending on the fire and air quality conditions. the sonoma county office of education says it will be updating that list throughout the night and tomorrow morning we have team coverage tonight on the growing kim k fire kron four's michelle kingston is live in hillsborough gas are going to the fire line with the fire crews justine waltman and gayle ong have been in geyser ville all day today. >>surveying the damage and our dan thorn is live in carterville but first want to go to kron four's 10 us actually who was at that cal fire news conference earlier this evening. >>and they have the latest information taylor. >>can the best piece of information in the best news to come out of

>>i'm ken why and i'm pam moore, the shut off power for hundreds of thousands of people across the bay area, many of them for nearly 2 days and for many it's not quite over yet. we have team coverage tonight as the power does begin to return kron 4 grant lodes is here in the studio with the latest response from pg n a for dan thorn is insect sausalito tonight and taylor bus aqi is in berkeley, but we begin tonight with kron four's gayle ong in san jose where some pg e customers lost spoiled food during the. >>power shut down and get all the city of san jose's dealing with the whole lot more. >>yeah we're talking half a million dollars here that set the city back due to this planned power shut down. now i spoke to residents here in the valley neighborhood in south san jose. and lose as much as they did lose the love of littlest felt food, but they are relieved. first to be a charger ii it was a difficult 12 hours and a lesson learned to make sure i'm ready for a power outage. i don't feel like i was fully ready to lives in the element in valley neighborhood in south san jose. >>one of 3

i'm pam cook. >> i'm dave clark. let's talk about halloween weather. don't be scared. steve paulson is right here. >> it looks pretty quiet. happy to say. >> in the beginning of the week i was worried halloween would not happen with all these power outages. >> and here it is. >> the next week looks quiet. no extreme for the other. if you're heading out tonight behave yourself. i'm talking to the adults. clear skies. no weather issues except maybe a little chilly late but i don't think that will bother anybody. 30s and 40s. 50s. montera yesterday at this time was 56 with 40 miles per hour wind. that's not the case today. some reporting locations. a lot of 30s. kelseyville. windsor. temperatures in the 30s. there is still a northeasterly component for many. humidity is going up a little bit but the windspeeds have died down and they will continue to die down and conditions will be better. humidity is going up. sunny side up. 70s on the temperatures for almost everybody. 4:01 am. here is mr. sal castaneda and he will tell us. >>> halloween is one of the busiest travel day

>>well ken and pam the seizures guess going here.e may this announcement today nearly a decade into his service as the city's district attorney. he was appointed by then mayor gavin newson in 2011 to succeed kamala harris. guess cohn says he's planning to move to los angeles to explore run for da there. back in january guess gone said he would not seek a 3rd term as san francisco's da sew not a surprise he's leaving, but we didn't know the timing until today, his final day on the job. october 18th in shortly after the announcement mayor london breed released this statement saying people depend on the district attorney to keep our residents and community safe each and every day we cannot afford to have an absence of leadership in the da's office because victims of crime need to be represented in people who commit crimes in our city need to be held accountable. a very different response from the san francisco police officers association. its statement reads in part we are have the he will be leaving san francisco, but feel horrible. ta

. >> i'm pam cook, thank you for waking up with us. the top story is a potential power shut off related to weather. we checked with stephen he was bringing up good points. we were talking about gas pumps. >> they will be out. >> so fill up your gas tank. >> and we are finding out about bart. this is tomorrow not today, wednesday into early thursday. the why what -- the weather watch is not for heat, it is for wind and very dry conditions. so some people said this doesn't include the santa cruz mountains but it does, the east bay, even along the coast, even parts of the marin coast as well will get into some pretty good gusts, low humidity and very strong wind, this system right here is the one coming and it is what we call a dry cold front. there might be some high clouds with it but the end result is most of the energy is plunging into the great basin and the intermountain region, eastern nevada and points east, this is a big system for them and we are on the western edge but it's going to ramp up the wind. 70s and 80s in the forecast

i'm pam cook. >> i'm dave clark. steve paulson is off today. do you mind if we give you more warmer weather ? >> i would like it a little warmer. it's a bit chilly. >> can you helper? >> and you may need a sweater in the morning but by the afternoon you will be shutting that. dress in layers. that's the weather that's coming our way. it's a cool start to the day but by the afternoon, a nice warm up. 45 degrees right now in santa rosa. a dark start over sfo and 55 in san francisco, oakland, livermore in san jose. a bit of a chill in the aierall variable. here is the 24 hour temperature change. 20 degrees warmer in half moon bay. 8 degrees cooler in fairfield. getting into the afternoon we go partly cloudy at the coast. mostly clear for the rest of us. temperatures come up a few degrees for inland cities. more notable on the coastline and around the bay. cool and breezy in some areas yesterday. napper reporting onshore breeze at five. oakland, from the east at five. concord coming in from the south at six. that variable wind is with us today. her

. >> october 4.i'm pam cook. >> i'm dave clark. steve paulson is off today but rosemary is here to talk about our weather. >> many are saying thank goodness it's friday. we are off to a nice start. a little cooler out there with partly cloudy skies. temperatures will be climbing as we get into friday and into the weekend. right now i look at sfo where we have partly cloudy to mostly clear skies from the coast and around the bay. santa rosa at 51. san francisco, 55. a lot of 50s to go around. 52 in oakland, livermore in san jose. 49 in san jose. here's a look the 24 hour temperature change. areas like livermore are similar to yesterday. concord a little warmer . santa rosa come up by 11 as well as half moon bay. we are looking at a warming trend that gets underway. here's a look that cloud cover on the coastline. partly cloudy skies around the bay. into the afternoon mostly sunny for us. we are looking at plenty of blue sky for the second part of the day. the onshore breeze of fairfield at seven. concord a northeast breezes at three

least the next 7 days, pam and ken back to you. >>thank you we have continuing wildfire coverage during the commercial breaks you can stream it all live on kron on we've removed the pay wall to make sure you get all of thn crucial information you need during this crisis. 7 o'clock tonight club all will stream a live news conference with cal fire on the current status of the kim k fire. you can download the kron come try my really big chicken sandwich combo with two patties for $4.99, or three for $5.99, or four for $6.99. that's an amazing deal, jack! hey, thanks, stanley. ow. ...wait, what's happening? stanley! you're deflating! hold me, jack! only at jack in the box. two breaded chicken patties plus fries and a drink for $4.99. three patties for $5.99. or even four for just $6.99. four patties? well, tickle my elbow! no thank you. try my really big chicken sandwich combos. starting at $4.99. >>breaking news coverage of the king cake fire in sonoma county the healdsburg community center opened up to fire evacuees just after midnig

are plenty of for folks to go to pam and ken back to you.rant thank you again we have the evacuation centers listed here for you on your screen along with the addresses and you can also be sure to check kron 4 dot com for the very latest information regarding the fire as well as the evacuation all right continuing our breaking news coverage on the fire in sonoma county the kincaid fire and joined now by gail ong live tonight reporting also in the fire zone, gayle. >>again where in geyser ville about 4 miles away from i'm standing is where it was hit. >>missed over the about the only thing left standing in what was just hours ago, someone's home for the >>those >>we were there when alex sink went to check on his friend's home on geysers road in geyser ville heartbreaking. >>thing in thing could happen to so close to home. >>aftermath of the can kade fire at least 3 homes went up at its worst the air was filled with smoke and embers swirling. the wind made. >>there was no wind when i went to bed this time maybe 50 mile an hour winds. but it wa

pam? >> ha. okay. so, first of all, they don't want to take it to a vote, clearly nancy pelosi doesn't because every democrat is going to vote for impeachment. you know what? they're going to lose their elections when they do that. so to explain really the law, yes, congress has the power to subpoena. let me make myself very clear as a former law enforcement officer, chief legal officer in the state of florida and law enforcement, they are not the law enforcement agency. they can issue subpoenas, but they cannot go on a fishing expedition trying to impeach a president. and what talib said, you can't even quote it, it's so disgusting, we're going to impeach the mfer about the president? outrageous, can't do it. proud of the president for saying that? they should not comply. they do not have to comply. these people cannot come in here and make mick mull va nooe, a.g. barr, make them come in under subpoenas. they have executive power not to come in. and then they're going to throw them in jai

we'll began pam ken. curious about. >>we notice in your live picture that is going through sell-side so that'suwhy the picture seems to be jumping at some times but people without a cell phone without power. that's bad enough, but with no cell service, not being able to use as cell phone or people like think into the daywhen they had landlines in which they had those again and if you have yourself only can access it. it seems like. we're tests or cell phone these days. >>yeah, a lot of people were saying you know we've been trying to get updates we've been trying to go on line we've been trying to get on kron 4 dot com to get updates and they just haven't been able to which is probably the most frustrating for a lot of folks. one woman that was in my woman who said she was charging her device in case she falls she said she still had a landline one of the ones where you have to spin t numbers around and she was like i even had to kind of read teach myself how to use it, but that was woking however she was the only one th

. >> i'm pam cook. still following breaking news in san francisco where four people were killed. a wrong- way driver crashed overnight into a taxi on highway 101 near paul avenue in san francisco. >> chp said the driver of the volkswagen was going the wrong way near paul avenue around 12:30 am when she slammed into the taxi. the woman driving the volkswagen is described as being between 30 and 40 years old. the cab driver described as a man in his 60s. the two other victims were a male and female passenger in the taxi, all were pronounced dead. you're looking at pictures of the horrifying crash scene out there. all the northbound lanes of highway 101 near paul avenue in san francisco are closed now. >>> let's go over to sal who is looking at the area and also at how to get around it because this is a big part of the commute. >> it is coming into san francisco. obviously. this is northbound 101 . you see the overton crossing there, that's 3rd street crossing over the freeway. this happened just before 3rd street, paul avenue exit. northbound 101 is shut down for this very serious

thanks for joining us tonight, i'm ken way and i'm pam moore, the sonoma county sheriff's department acknowledges this is a fast-moving fire here is what we know at this hour. >>the kim k fire broke out last night at 9 47 near the geysers geothermal plant, hundreds of people were forced to leave their homes. the entire town of guys are valle is under a mandatory evacuation order because of the wildfire driven by the strong winds 10,000 acres have burned so far and the fire is at 0% containment line check in now is kron four's dan kerman live tonight at cal fire's command post and what is the latest. >>well the latest is is that the fire which has been getting better most of the day. now appears to be getting worse to at least on the southern flank will zoom into a right now we're seeing a lot of gray smoke right there we're seeing our first flames at least from this location today. in the meantime let's talk about this whole pg knee issue as you know pgd reported to the california public utilities commission today that they had trouble with the transmission tower that was very near t

thank you for joining us tonight at 6 i'm pam moore vicki liviakis and for ken wayne pg e says that the. >>shot officer to prevent wildfires caused by downed or damaged power lines. and dry hot temperatures with high winds out black out 2 weeks ago affected about 2 million people in northern and central california about half an hour ago pg was holding a news conference with the latest on the outages. >>and what the company's plan is over the next 48 hours take with our state agencies including hello, yes, the cpu see in cal fire. many of whom are with us here personally in our emergency operations center to them. i say thank you. >>we have also involve all of the county local and tribal governments in the impacted areas porting briefing calls with those folks 3 times a day. our main web page. pg e dot com which has all of the customer resources and tools such as address look out look up outage maps and downloadable map files this fully operational in working normally. our customer notifications via e-mail text and phone one out it 48, 24 4 hours in advance for the vast majority of custo

>> reporter: well, no, essentially pam.ic forces largely made up of kurdish fighters that in fact it appears turkish ground troops have been making a push into syria. we are here in northern syria and i can tell you, pam, it has been quite a day here. a teddy stream of artillery and strikes starting in the late afternoon and pretty much continuing not just in the town that we visited earlier to see the aftermath of strikes, thick plumes of black smoke, hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of civilians fleeing the rhodes choked with traffic and smoke. people trying to get to safety. but simply having no idea of where to go to be safe. and now, of course, the fear is that this is turning into a full-blown ground invasion. no one knows exactly what the scale of it is and how many troops are coming in and what exactly the purpose is or how long they will be here. but what is certain is that people here feel betrayed by the international community and by the u.s. because it is kurdish fighters who have been fighting and dying in t

five years ago, pam foley fell off her bike in oxford.e, on the ground. trying to get up, i knew i was stunned but i didn't realise how much i had hurt myself. pam had fractured her skull and suffered a bleed on her brain. she did make a good recovery but lost her sense of smell and taste. it's a constant reminder of the pleasures that can be had from simple smells. i really miss the smell of freshly cut grass. i love that smell. this is a ct scan of the patient's brain, this is unfortunately a young man who's been punched and fell to the ground. there are few tribute options who suffered these injuries especially in low and middle—income countries, patients can need surgery to ease pressure on the brain on life—support equipment. researchers though say now there is another option. a simple injection of tx acid. when patients are bleeding in their brain, two processes occur simultaneously. the process of clotting and of breaking down the clock. tx acid breaks down the clot and allows a court to form effectively and subsequently. this is t

thanks for joining us tonight i'm ken why and i'm pam moore, pacific gas and electric says windy weather couple with high. >>dry conditions means a power shut off could happen and not just in the familiar spots, but across the state and 30 of california's 58 counties well for us dan kerman live in the oakland hills tonight which potentially could be among the locations affected. dan. that's right alameda county is on the list of potential areas that could see power shut off. >>right now all of those 30 counties are potential except for napa county napa county office emergency services has just put out an alert within the last hour indicating that napa county will definitely see a power shut off. and they say that power shut off their could last for up to 5 days. our lines in alameda county may be among those pacific gas and electric shuts off to reduce the risk of fire. alameda county joins 30 other counties in the state, including counter lake napa san mateo santa clara santa cruz solano and sonoma county that may see the lights go out this is a very widespread. >>whether that with stro

five years ago, pam foley fell off her bike in oxford.d next minute, on the ground. trying to get up, i knew i was stunned but i didn't realise how much i had hurt myself. pam had fractured her skull and suffered a bleed on her brain. she did make a good recovery but lost her sense of smell and taste. it's a constant reminder of the pleasures that can be had from simple smells. i really miss the smell of freshly cut grass. i love that smell. this is a ct scan of the patient's brain, this is unfortunately a young man who's been punched and fell to the ground. there are few tribute options who suffered these injuries especially in low and middle—income countries, patients can need surgery to ease pressure on the brain on life—support equipment. researchers though say now there is another option. a simple injection of tranexamic acid. when patients are bleeding in their brain, two processes occur simultaneously. the process of clotting and of breaking down the clock. tranexamic acid breaks down the clot and allows a court to form effectively

pam, it is monday. october seven and dime dave clark. >>> i'm pam cook.tunately, we started with a problem in the tracy area. how is it looking? >>> it's better. all lanes are now open near the westley west stop. they had been closed for a serious accident. now, a commute involving the solana rowe commute, we already had slow traffic on 37 heading west. and give yourself extra time. 80 westbound and getting busy at the carquinez bridge and looking toward hercules, still looking good with no problems on highway 4 with slowing out of antioch toward pittsburg. this is a look at the time between the carquinez bridge and the macarthur maze, 18 minutes and not bad for this time of morning. traffic is backed up at the bay bridge. >>> start with the all- important football forecast, looking very warm at kick off, 85 degrees is what we are going with. if you are heading out there, and if you've been there before when it is sunny and warm, it gets really warm. mild to warm at halftime with high clouds over us and they will clear out south to north and mostly sunny.

>>and i'm pam moore. the announcement comes as firefighters continue to battle the fast-moving can kade fire that has so far destroyed 96 buildings. we have much more ahead on that fire and the power shut off. but first we want to check on the weather with our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow lawrence we're expecting more strong winds so within hours right, yeah, this will really start to pick up. i think even by tomorrow morning will knows those winds. >>starting to pick up at least in the north bay. very scary 24 to 36 hours ahead very dangerous fire conditions developing now already seen the fire here and this is what scare you get the fire there already the winds of kind of let up today we had a little more of a westerly component of the wind and that when of course coming off the ocean waters a little more moisture in the atmosphere and that slows the fire down that's all going to change by tomorrow night at this time, those winds are going to be blown out of the north-northeast and it is going to

after all of this tt was a a learning center there technically calistoga just east of the aldsburg ken pam. >>i'm wondering well there's a lot traffic going behind you look like perhaps people are evacuating i areas have been put in place on the northern side of nta rosa. doesn't seem to beoo windy. so can you talk about the traffic movement in the win there. >>the command center if you will love lot of what you're in this is where they are ing all staging to take their a ch-deserved breaks. but yes, those those regular cars that you're are liky more evacuees of course,the winds that they're expecting to pick up tonight august ey're supposed to start around 8 o'clock this eveng and they said around midnight they're hoping that it dies down. but those winds that debt. coming up from the norteast essentially they're pectin them to push those flames we i was which was technically a behind the fire line but but pretty much athe edge of where the kinde is burning. they'rexpecting the winds that or supposed to pick up tonight to push those first down this watoward. they did those evacuation orde

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good evening, everybody, i'm pam moore and i'm catherine hainan in for ken wayne tonight that woman is charged with lewd and lascivious acts with a child. >>kron four's justine waldman says the boy's mother became suspicious of their communications and called police. >>the supervising kids during lunch. sandra lee champion of santa rosa is accused of sending sexually explicit messages through social media to a 14 year-old boy hear about these things and help is never it close to your name. champion now on administrative leave from a drone elementary school. she worked with the rincon valley union school district for 70 years. the victim did not go to school here according to santa rosa police. the superintendent tells kron 4 news in the statement. the district takes this situation very seriously. our number one priority is the safety of our students as stated by srp there's kerr currently no information to believe that this employee had any inappropriate contact with any of the students that attended drone grandparents and parents of the school are glad champion is no longer >>the vict

ma' pam woodard, an old friend of keith's, rolled out the welcome mat for them when they moved to town they became an integral part of our church, active and grounded. >> they had two boys, trent and kent. >> becky was a good mom fr. from what i could tell she was a good mom. >> keith worked as a fireman, his dream job in the well-to-do enclave of nichols hills. terry hamilton served alongside keith, and if the firemen were like brothers the wives were like sisters, says terry's wife kim. >> with the fire department you became all families together. >> and keith had a good sense of humor. he was outgoing and he was really driven to succeed. >> and he did. promoted all the way to fire chief in 1991, but keith never lost his personal connection with the people he served. >> he was one of the first responders to the oklahoma city bombing. >> he was. >> that's when he worked on that lady that was trapped forever underneath the rubble, and keith wouldn't leave her. >> was he a hero in your eyes? >> oh, i think so. i was pretty proud of him as a friend for that. >> as for becky, she was a fo

attorney general pam bondi, it drives millions of people at home nuts. what is justice? do we get to justice in this type of thing? you have t to have a security clearance and when you misapply that, you misuse it, can't you be fired? can't you go to jail? what is justice supposed to look iklike? >> not what we are seeing now. i don't think it's bill barr, i think it's the deep state from within the justice department. this woman, i would love to cross-examine her. as a prosecutor, i would give anything to questionio her. 600 emails were found to have security violations. it's crazy, they destroyed her servers in her bathroom with hammers. i cannot believe the secretary of state with the highest security clearance could ever do such a thing and she has to be held accountable. >> jason: again, i was the chairman and i was there trying to have some degree of accountability here, but this is a really bad luck. i didn't bring this up again. g people are going to watch and criticize, there goes jason chaffetz -- this is the state department finally coming up with something, b

i'm pam cook. >> i am dave clark. let's go to steve paulson to talk about the weather, and how things are calm and cooler. >> we have had enough. >>> a look at the wind is beaten there is not much to see because they are calm. the napa airport phone line is not working and that is why they are not reporting. hopefully these will get resolved soon. the big system has pushed into the planes. and it is for enough way that we do not have to worry about the big difference in the pressure gradient there are cold temperatures dropping down. because the humidity is up we will not be as cold as yesterday. 30s and 40s a lot of the temperatures there are massive differences. whitaker is 60. there is already 30s the russian river area. i called some the south. 60s and 70s with a few near 80. for: so >> 4:30 one. >>> we are going to be okay when it comes to the morning commute. can start off with the commute we have in pleasanton, livermore, and coming up to the area. the commute is looking good. there have been no major issues dr

>>good evening, i'm can way and i'm pam moore we start with the latest on the kim k fire cal fire gave the public an update at 6 30 this evening saying the wildfire has grown to 23,700 acres. our reporters are on the grounwhen they took this video of the fire flaring up and spreading sending even more smoke billowing into the air right now the blaze is still sitting at 5% containment. there are several mandatory evacuations in place you can find those along with a list of evacuation centers all and our website kron 4 dot com and according to cal fire's website, 49 structures have been destroyed including homes. another 600 are threatened. we have team coverage evening. rebecca shaw must tracking the dangerous weather conditions and torn is looking into people who might lose their power because of the high winds and fire danger. >>and gail ong is live on the fire line first we go to kron four's michelle kingston who was says that latest flareup started earlier this evening, show. >>this afternoon we watch it here in geyser bill on a red wine or erode we watch all of those firefighters j

>>and what's interesting about this ken and pam is the fact that this is not an area where the power lines were shut down this is a. >>tier one area which is the lowest level of risk and that's why p g any did not shut down those power lines be see behind me up on the hill, we don't know of that was the cause of this fire, but it did rankle residents and many of them decided to evacuate. >>there's been fine is came by and started yelling her talking get off the hill is a fire suitcases were packed pets were created. >>and residents hit the road in brisbane thursday morning. what a grass fire broke out on san bruno mountain very scary fire in california is very scary. i feel like the whole state is a tinderbox evacuations for voluntary but some didn't want to take the chance i want to get out pretty hill if they tell you to go you should go the fire broke out shortly before 11:00am that was dramatic to see hillside on fire and no. >>i have the high hillside, i know where the fire was an only takes like 10 minutes to walk from our house to what was burning so initially just 3 acres a 1

i'm pam cook and thank you for joining us this morning. it is breast cancer awareness month and stephen has a little pink and purple, as well. that works in good morning. >> at 3:00 in the morning, you just reach for something. >>> we have treasure mountain and good morning, steve. 26 and clear and calm and a little frost at 26 degrees with 20s around lake tahoe, a bunch of them with 24 in truckee and 23 in south lake tahoe. the system is lifting out and you can see how it is taking off toward the northeast. as it does, it allows high pressure to kick in a little bit and temps will come up from the cool readings yesterday. 60s and 70s on the temps and san francisco going 65. normal is 70. two days in a row below on both. 30s for a few and 40s for many. 39 at woodside and low 40s in los altos and menlo park and warmer toward foster city and belmont hills and over to fremont and mann tara is 51 degrees with coolness but each day until thursday we will bump it up with a system moving north to take off the edge for a couple of days. 4:30 and w

then, as it will be, you have the chance for the president or whoever it is to defend. >> shannon: pamto bring them to respond to what harry had to say there. >> so i'm not sure how any fairness applies when republican congressional members are not allowed to hear what is going on, and schiff is determining the entire thing. i mean, harry also thought it was okay for jim comey to "bend the rules." the head of the fbi, basically the end justifies the means, and that is not what our forefathers meant, either. the president has done nothing against the interests of our country, and he has done everything in favor of it. if anything, people need to look at joe biden and hunter biden for what hunter biden did, and all that money he took from a foreign country. >> shannon: well, the house won't be doing that anytime soon. we will see where they go with impeachment, then over to the senate if it makes it there, as well. got to convince a lot of folks for votes there, they don't seem to be there for now. harry and pam, thank you, please come back soon. >> all right, good evening. >> shannon: d

i'm pam cook. >> i am dave clark. here's the latest on the kincade fire.g across the north bay. growing and expanding so fast. it is only 5% contained. it has burned almost 85 mi.2 since last wednesday, and now it threatens to cross shiloh ridge into napa county. cal fire says 90 for buildings including 30 homes have already been destroyed. almost 80,000 buildings are in

good evening, everybody, i'm pam moore and i you would kissin for ken wayne, hundreds of thousands of people. >>are already in the dark and now some of the bay area's largost cities including much of the east bay and the south bay will soon lose power. and we have team coverage of the power shut off tonight, michelle kingston is in morgan hill where occurred if you just went into effect. >>an hour ago and no al bello is and mo rocca tonight where she talked with people frustrated with pg n a plus our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is tracking the dangerous weather conditions. >>but first kron four's gayle ong of who is live in san francisco where a pg press conference just wrapped up game. >>that's right conference wrapped up about an hour ago and they have some useful information a lot of updates. the number has that's gone down from a about 800,000 households that will be in the dark has now gone down to about 650 to 7 a 100,000 that's because. 1000 people are customers rather were restored in marine county know we do have video the press conference of representatives impeach i

pam and i are discussing music. of the 80s. >> some of the best music picks two what are you doing behind- the-scenes? that's what we are doing. a weak system brushing us. th heavy rain as well to the north. it stops around mendocino county and gave us a little bit. mount diablo picked up .06. san jose has rain right now. morning drizzle or light rain. the wind will pick up in the late morning or early afternoon as we clear. the system is diving into the santa clara valley. morgan hill and san martin and gilroy but does not much there. san francisco did putting up a .01. 57 degrees with 96% humidity. the system is in this a year or producing some rain. west, northwest will be the direction today and will pick up with gusts around 25-30. 40s and 50s on the temperatures. north bay temperatures in the upper 40s for a few but a lot of 50s or low 50s. we did sneak in a few 40s as we get clearing to the north. the breeze will be a bigger factor today. 60s and 70s on the temperatures.sal is here at 6:00 and he will talk ab

i'm pam cook. thank you for waking up with us. it's chilly and i'm fighting the urge to turn on the heater. >> did you put the heat on? >> i did not put on the heat. i will be like your father. put on a sweater, for crying out loud. >>> a really solid fog bank with a front coming in and t of will keep us on the cool side unless you are well inland. 50s and 60s in the y will be are cold, 53-58 degrees. 40s and 50s on the temps. vacaville 42, castro valley, 45 and on the peninsula, 40s or low 50s. 48 at stanford, 47 in palo alto and fremont, everybody is pretty close with that low cloud deck. wednesday into thursday, a little bit of rain from the golden gate north. 60s and 70s foremost. >>> 4:30 and sal, super commute time? >>> super commute time in solano county and good morning. where have you been? >> gladlooking good. interstate 680 looks good south with no major isas steve fog along this route, be careful be foggy. a 15 minute drive and the lowest between the carquinez bridge and the macarthur maze and at the bay bridge a littl

good evening, everybody, i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne. but this time pg e says it reduced the number of customers who may be affected. >>sheriff stone following the story that a pg in a news conference earlier and joins us live jr. >>will cain pg e has not yet made that decision as to whether they will shut off the power or keep the power on that decision will come tomorrow morning and it could affect up to about 40,000 people here in the bay area. >>and the general consensus is that this will be a high risk. a weather unfolding. >>meaning that in the next 24 hours we could see power safety shuttles by the thousands here in northern california. >>this map hows where all of those possible outages are while most could take place in the sierra foothills. more than 37,000 people could lose electricity in the bay area. in the north bay sonoma county could be hit hardest with 27,824 customers possibly losing electricity. napa county is more than 7500 who would be affected and lake and mendocino counties have just over 2000 customers who could g

pam and i had this conversation earlier. contractors.>> a lot of them watch us and count on you, steve . >> and they talk to you what home depot. >> yes. all the time. >> may be november 12 or november 10. there's been some consistency on that. 70s on the temperatures. san francisco to santa rosa. 70-75. from defense costs above the caldecott. but it's gusting to 29, almost 30 at oakland north. and most locations, it has really tailed off but there's still one. yesterday the oakland hills had stronger gusts than up by the fire. we highlighted that yesterday. the humidity is a. yesterday at this time oakland was a 12%. oakland airport. it's 31 now. travis was 10%. it has improved even though it still really dry. yesterday was i think record- setting drive. 40s and 50s source him. 32 and lakeport. napa, 39. kelseyville, 32 and so is penngrove. mid 30s and ross and san anselmo. the direction is offshore but the windspeeds have come way down. humidity come a 17%. 16%. 26%. temperatures in the 30s, 40s and 50s. firefighters get a

>>and pam it is a pretty calm out there i am tracking a bit of a haze though across parts of our east bay that you can see right here. this is our camera on top of the berkeley hills overlooking the east bay and normally a clear shot but not to attend night. but so we are looking at other places around the bay area, nice and clear but just not across the east bay and of course we're going to see that only intensify over the overnight hours and even into tomorrow as the smoke begins to settle across the bay area. tomorrow night, the wind event that we're expecting especially in the evening hours starting around 8 o'clock tomorrow. in the north bay and another spare the air alert becand then sunday, the high winds continue the dry conditions continue the red flag warning still in effect and it is going to be a warm temperature wise, especially for summer inland valley locations. but not as hot as what we've seen over the last couple of days so that is some good news we're getting a bit of relief but along the coast, we're looking at mainly 60's. we're looking at mid to upper 70's and th

>>that's right pam and ken know there was mayor london breed was there as long as well as other city the lives lost and also thanking all the first responders.

>>pam reall them. the fact that could see up yet again

>>well, pam thankfully, no one was injured in this fire and actually happen right. >>with us all the smoke building and then it and it's it's read everywhere red fire and then also black smoke everywhere. >>scary moments on easter francis drake boulevard wednesday afternoon, flames and heavy smoke shooting from the rear of the marine airport or bus we were served as the bus is going to explode in the back or what was going to happen. >>palma mara witnessed the whole ordeal. he works at the new wheel bike shop about 200 feet away from where the fire broke out, we felt the heat weeks. >>very very. ri were inswe have the door cracked open because we kept hearing the pop to get a bus on fire. so you know there's gasoline 7 ensure no explode or whatever. >>and his co-worker matt wieters share this cell phone video taken after the driver and passengers escape before the bust erupted into flames. we were. >>hearing some honking out front and look out the front door there of the shop here and going there's a small fire you know coming out a spitfire happened in larkspur. >>

again as dangerous winds continue to push to the south thanks for joining us at 10, i'm ken why and i'm pam moore pg any scheduling its latest round of power shut off or 10 o'clock tonight right now. >>percent of co uh santa cruz, san mateo alameda and contra costa counties bring you the latest on the power shut off and the kincade fire but fir want to check on those windy conditions out there with our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow lawrence taken off isn't at really picking up now we're just looking at some of ose wins not only we seeing some gusty winds. >>5060 miles per hour see sustained winds now of 3044 miles probably very eerie out there. tonight looking to the north you can see some of that smoke actually popping off the top of this fire here and blowing back toward the coastline that set off shore d that we've been talking about the very year-a as you've got to of the lights from that fire a glowing on the mountain tops there. and it looks like some flare ups a developing in and around that fires well, here's the very latest on some of the winds that we've seen so far gust in

everybody, i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne. the family says phil any attended a conference in palo alto and was supposed to catch your flight in san jose. >>to go ck totah kron four's gayle ong joins us live in san jose. she talked with the win the woman's family gayle. >>that's right ken and pam this is aaron she was last seen in palo alto her phone was tracked in san jose. the last time anybody possibly w aaron tables around the almaden valley neighborhood an south san jose. her family says her phone was last pinged in this area. well and a c o of tinker a utah-based tech company went missing monday she was in palo alto for a business trip and was heading to san jose airport. >>but never made her flight back home to utah and never returned her rental car to tell me. >>she was driving around because the gps wasn't working. >>her mother was the last one to speak to her on the phone. >>trying to keep it together ah. it's just there's no phone activity and my daughter was very techie and always on the phone. no credit card activi

>>> good morning and thank you for joining us here on mornings on 2 monday morning october 28 i am pam cook. >>> i am dave clark, a rough weekend, the latest of the fire, reaching across the north bay, it is growing and expanding so fast, 5% contained , it's earn almost 85 square miles since last wednesday and now across shiloh ridge, and the napa county. cal fire says 92 buildings including more than 30 homes have been destroyed, almost 80,000 buildings in danger. >>> they say 200,000 people order to evacuate, the dark red area, bordered by a brighter red near the top of your screen is where the kincaid fire is now burning, the light lavender area section of the map, those are mandatory evacuation zones, county officials say nearly half the people who live in snow sonoma county have been order to evacuate. >>> another spare the air day, if you can imagine the strong wind spreading smoke from the fires all around the bay area adding to the bad air quality. expect to see and smell smoke especially san francisco, the east bay in the north bay. >> speaking of the north bay more wind expec

thanks for joining us tonight at 6 everybody i'm grant lotus can win is off tonight and i'm pam moorefour's dan kerman attended that meeting he joins us now live with details stand. >>well they really took off the gloves a pga right before the commissioners from the california public utilitpes commission basically telling them that all these things that went wrong were pretty easy. in retrospect and they all should have been taken care of before the power shut. >>my specific ul's at this meeting is to make sure any future power shut off event is never like the one of last week. >>the california public utilities commission wasted no time friday slamming pacific gas and electric for their handling of this month's public safety power shutoff pg e was not fully prepared to manage such large scale