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pam and laura stayed friends, even after pam moved to aspen.e car bombing. la paloma. >> i remember once i heard it was gary, i remember saying to my husband, oh, my gosh, she really did it. >> but laura chose not to go to the authorities. >> his body parts were blown all over sunrise drive, and it was gruesome. and knowing that somebody could do that and take a father away from five children, i just didn't feel safe. >> and so, for years, laura kept that secret. until one evening in 2011 while dining at a local restaurant. she saw gary's daughter heather and something told her, it was time. >> i said, heather, i think that there's something that i need to tell you. and i told her what pam had shared with me that night at her house. >> and the very next day, laura shared her story with detective st. john. what made you decide to come forward? >> seeing heather and knowing how much she loved her father. and knowing that what i knew could possibly help them convict the person who was responsible for his murder. >> on the stand, the defense attack

and let me just start with 10, please, pam. you know, when i was prepping for this and working with pam on this. i felt one element that was a little bit missing and i added with pam these two slides. bart is local to the city and county of san francisco. we may be a regional -- and we run all the way down to millbrae and all the way out to richmond, but for the city and county of san francisco, bart is local. and many, many of the riders that are riding today within the city are folks of color, annual income under 50k from our survey, that don't have access to a car and have been commuting to work an bart for over five years. so it was very important, you know, as we -- for my discussions with beavan and janice, we have to put the service back out now as soon as we can. there was a lot of criteria that i walked the board through, but bart is local to the city and county of san francisco. and you can see some of the other staff there. but right now, bart pre-pandemic, 55,000 people took bart within san francisco and the county

>> pam, that's a great question. i've been thinking about this for the past few months as these things have been happening. and i think what we're seeing today is a great example of what non-astronauts, non-nasa astronauts and space flights can do. as a nasa astronaut, i was trained along with a lot of other engineers and scientists and military personnel to f fulfill the charta that nasa had. we trained for those things, to benefit the world of science, engineering, those types of things. but that's what our missions were. we have those private missions now, this -- jared, with his crew, what they did is they did something to raise awareness for st. jude's children's hospital. that's something that -- we might think about doing that at nasa, but that's beyond their purview, beyond their charter. now that you have these private citizens, companies, going into space, they can dream big. they couldn't do these things just a few years ago, because there was no access for them. and that applies to people who want to do t

pam and ken, back to you. all love. thank you for that.nks all of you for being with us on this election night has been a long night a historic night in california. >> and tomorrow is going to be an interesting day. analysis will be going offered a sicko. thanks for watching. and we'll see tomorrow night. good tasha, did you know geico could save you hundreds on car insurance and a whole lot more? hmm. so what are you waiting for? hip hop group tag team to help you plan dessert? ♪ french vanilla! rocky road! ♪ ♪ chocolate, peanut butter, cookie dough! ♪ ♪ scoop! there it is! ♪ ♪ scoop! there it is! ♪ ♪ scoop! there it is! ♪ ♪ scoop! there it is! scoop! ♪ ♪ shaka-laka! shaka-laka! ♪ ♪ shaka-laka! shaka! scoop!. ♪ ♪ choco-laka! choco-laka!...♪ geico. switch today and see all the ways you could save. ♪ sprinkles! ♪ >>> tonight -- it's the oscars of fashion. and "e.t.'s" the only show with rihanna. st. >> we're having the party of all parties tonight. >> all the show stopping met gala moments. >> what is the inspiration behind this? >> from ki

pam and ken, back to you. chris. thank you for that live from orange county. >> and now we want to check in live with john addressing his supporters not to run people's lives. >> the atmosphere to create the foundation for people to succeed on their own. i really believe that's the best role to the republican party. i i think what the republican party needs to do is focus on the quality of life issues that i talked about this right raisa making sure that we can build housing at an affordable price, making sure that we fix homelessness by getting people treat it, making sure that we have enough water and electricity that we have a variety of sources that we have diversity of sources. actually stop crime by keeping people who would commit. >> jack. >> and we stopped buyers by applying overwhelming force once a fire starts. so it doesn't turn into an inferno. any these are common sense ideas. i think the republican party stands for common sense ideas that that's all problems. and i i hope will be able to appeal to indep

pam, back to you. all right, katherine, thank you.we will have full team coverage on election night starting at 05:00pm our crews will be all over the state as results come in. we will also have a special edition of inside bay area politics with our panel of political experts. >> and look for our live reports from candidate headquarters all over the state as well. make sure you tune in to kron 4 tomorrow night. well, turning now to our wildfire coverage before president biden headed to long beach. she was in sacramento and he was there meeting with firefighters and touring the damage from the caldor fire. raquel martin reports on what the president says he wants to see be done to try to at least limit the damage. >> 5.4 million acres. that's larger than the entire state. of new jersey. president joe biden says it's time to take bold action to address the climate change contributing to increasingly aggressive wildfires in the west reality is we had you get worse monday, president biden touched down in idaho and california to survey som

hey, pam. he can hire you guys doing well, as you guys said that during the president's tour, president joe biden did say. but the damage left over by hurricane ida indicate a bleak future. but there's still time to have positive impact. president joe biden says his administration is helping in every way possible after hurricane ida left destruction and death and its wake. we're here to see first hand. >> what the damage is and find out directly from, you know what? what is most needed tuesday. the president toured the damage in new jersey, in new york. he says, sadly, it's a sign of things to come for scientist award extreme weather. and would be more extreme and climate change was here we're living through it. now. we don't have any more time. the president says these disasters aren't going to stop in congress must do its part. the bipartisan flattened plan. >> to modernize our physical infrastructure, our roads, our bridges, our power transmission distribution lot. president biden says this

i'm pam moore. thank you for joining us for kron 4 news at 6 i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne.depending on the results of a number of vaccine trials that are going on across the country. one of which is happening at stanford kron four's. dan kerman joins us now live with more. dan. that's right. by the end of the month. the trial. in fact, there are 4 at stanford, but the key one which should be done by the end of the month is for those aged 5 to 11. >> that will be compiled with other similar trials across the country when pfizer then submits that data to federal healtof

i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne. the conditions are bone dry hot offshore winds are expected to pick up in just less than an hour. the national weather service's upgraded its fire weather watch to a red flag warning. the greatest concerns are in the interior north bay mountains of napa county on 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us with what to expect out there. lawrence. evan watching some of those winds now picking up, especially over the mountain tops and look at the red flag warnings. a 1000 feet on up. so. >> that's where we're looking at the greatest fire danger. so overnight tonight, those winds starting to ramp up. of course, the skies very clear out there right now. that's the way it's going to stay all night long as that ridge of high pressure dominating our weather and those offshore winds keeping it a threat of fog away. so clear skies out there now and then the winds, yeah, they're going to be kicking up so. sustained 10 to 20, maybe 25 miles per hour, maybe gusting as high as 35. so not an ext

i'm pam moore. the ken wayne. i'm pam moore. the news at 6 is next.se new spicy tiny tacos, jack? yeah, it's funny some of those people you see, they... they can't handle it at all right? no, they can't. that's not you. that's not me. no. try my new spicy tiny tacos starting at $3.50. my new spicy tiny tacos, a spicy twist on my snackable tiny tacos. 15 for $3.50 or loaded for just a buck more. i don't know which is better, the spice or the price. try my new spicy tiny tacos starting at $3.50. only at jack in the box. >> from the bay area's news station. you're watching kron. 4 news news at 6. >> is on alert tonight bracing for potentially dangerous weather conditions right now. we're tracking the possibility of dry lightning which in combination with already dry conditions around the bay area could of course, sparked fires. >> good evening. i'm ken wayne. and i'm pam moore. a red flag warning is now in effect for parts of the east bay and the north bay. our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here and he has details on. >> when we could see dry li

ken, pam, back to you. thank you. bree said the most restrictive abortion ban in the country took effect in texas today. >> coming up, the national ramifications. 2nd half. >> i'm dan kerman. and san francisco. we'll talk to planned parenthood and legal experts about their concerns with the texas law as it relates to california. >> and later, how a spelling mistake on a covid vaccination card leads to an arrest in hawaii. california! all of our homes share power. but heat waves can stretch our supply to its limits. flex alerts remind us when to use less energy from 4-9pm. so we can all stay up and running. sign up today. >> a big story we are following tonight. one of the strictest abortion laws enacted in this country since roe v wade takes effect in texas today. not only does it ban abortions as early as 6 weeks into pregnancy. as long as the fetal heartbeat heart be can be heard. it also allows individuals to sue anybody who helps a woman get an abortion. this is happening in a larger context. state legislature set

pam and ken, back to you. all right.t for political junkies and pollsters to go through and. >> separate all that. thanks for that report. and of course, looking at a live shot as we wait for larry elder to come out in southern california and address his supporters tonight. he has more than 1.0. 9 million folks who voted for certainly for a newcomer to politics at most make him feel good no matter what. >> we'll be back with more >> we'll be back with more after this. i was injured in a car crash. >> we'll be back with more after this. i had no idea how much my case was worth. i called the barnes firm. when a truck hit my son, i had so many questions about his case. i called the barnes firm. it was the best call i could've made. your case is often worth more than insurance offers. call the barnes firm to find out what your case could be worth. we will help get you the best result possible. ♪ the barnes firm, injury attorneys ♪ ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ >> a recall election coverage continues now this is a

so ken and pam, no surprise there. when you consider the history of bay area voting. that is how things went in the 2018 gubernatorial election where john was beaten handily by governor newson in the bay area. but yeah, worth noting nonetheless and some of the areas where you would expect republicans to do. >> pretty well or at least have a fighting chance they riverside down south san bernardino counties orange county, san diego county. here we go. this is los angeles county, the most populous county in the state. 73%. said no to the recall just south orange county. this was neck and neck in 2018 when and newsom went head to head. it was 0.3% in favor of newsome. so basically a dead heat. but here you see a pretty convincing no vote in orange and then. >> that's orange county as well here. san diego county. 60% said no. and then the inland empire which, you know, riverside county went for john that they had a majority of voters who supported john in 2018, but here the majority voting get not. everybody's reporting here. 57%, but nothing is going to change the outcome

i'm pam moore. the news at 6 is next. >> from the bay area's news station. you're watching kron 4 news at 6. >> for years on while fire. watch tonight as the caldor fire races toward a deserted south lake taeoe, ski resorts, hotels, casinos and more than 30,000 homes remain in the fire's path. good evening, everybody. thank you for joining us for kron 4 news at 6. i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne firefighters working around the clock to try to keep the flames from destroying any more homes. >> here's a look at just where the fire is burning. the flames are being fueled by some strong winds and they spread about 15,000 acres in just the last 24 hours, the fire remains about 4 miles from the shore of lake tahoe. so far it's burned more than 200, 4,000 acres. and it's just 20% contained. almost 730 buildings have been destroyed, including hundreds of homes. but keep in mind that since the fire started. that doesn't mean they're all burned in tahoe. 35,000 buildings are still threatened. kron 4 has team coverage of the counter fire. tonight. we begin our coverage

pam, that polls don't vote people down.and what i can tell you is that i'm pretty confident and modeling that we're seeing with turnout. this is an effort that was not started in the republican party. this is an effort that was started by grassroots people californians of all political stripes, some of the 20,000 businesses that had to shut down permanently in the last year. parents to watch their children finish a second year with remote learning individuals who have lost their homes because this governor lied to us about what he was doing with wildfire prevention. people that are sick and tired of watching the homeless problem only increase here in calieornia. there isn't many california is that haven't been affected by this governor is incompetence jessica oh covid seems to be top of mind for most people right limiting our activities. what we can do, what we can't do. >> i'm just wondering, we all know what the governor has been doing. >> we've heard some of what the the candidates on the republican side are offering. wh

i'm pam moore. and i'm ken wayne. governor newsom and his challengers in next week's recall election are making their last efforts to try to get voters out to the polls during winter brings us more from the governor stop today in los angeles. >> it's a race to the finish line in the final days before california special >> governor gavin newsome fighting to keep his job while urging a room full of supporters in baldwin hills today to defeat the republican led effort to oust him in the september 14th race. newsom's biggest challenger republican front runner. larry elder, a conservative radio talk show host who knew some took aim at in his comments to voters. he doesn't believe the minimum wage at all. he calls food stamps. a giveaway.

pam and ken. all right. grant vicki, thanks to you both.oming right up and at 6 o'clock tonight as covid continues to spread in the economy remains open. get ready to show proof of covid vaccination in more situations. >> the new rules going into effect at chase center and why a negative covid test will not be accepted for those eligible to get a shot crucial campaigning across california on the eve of the recall election is down to the wire for those looking to unseat. >> governor gavin newsome as he teams up with president biden for a rally tonight in southern california. i'm ken wayne. i'm pam moore. the news at 6 is next. >> from the bay area's news station. you're watching kron 4 news at 6. >> indoors is a perfect place for a super spreading event to occur. >> chase center is the latest venue to change its requirements for employees and guests entering the venue in an attempt to keep people safe. but how are the people they're trying to protect responding. >> so much is at stake californians have reached their tipping point for whirlwi

i'm pam moore. the news at 6 is next. >> from the bay area's news station.s at 6. >> tonight at 6. the bay area could finally see some rainfall this weekend as we take a live look at our kron. 4 future cast. you can see. >> the green indicating the rain moving through northern california affect northern california will especially benefit from the rainfall as those 2 large wildfires here in the state continue to burn. good evening, everybody. thank you for joining us on this friday for kron 4 news at 6. i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne. the rain is expected to fall sunday morning here in the bay area. for more on the showers. let's get straight to our chief meteorologist. >> lawrence karnow and we can't wait. yeah. this coming early and not early enough for us. right. but it's great news this usually don't see that about the 3rd week. >> in october. but here we go. the clouds gathering outside right now. most of that is just some fog. but on the way. yeah, we've got a true cold front out there working its way in the gulf of alaska. this the first time we're go

i'm pam moore. and i'm ken wayne, although crews continue making some headway battling the caldor fire. >> they've not been able to stop its forward progress yet. and because of that, the 10's of thousands of people under evacuation order still are not allowed back home. so here is a look at the latest numbers for that fire that has burned 207,000 acres. the flames are 23% contained tonight. 780 buildings have been destroyed and we have also learned that cal fire is down a strike team because of a covid outbreak, although the fire's containment is growing. albeit slowly. the burn area is also growing grant lodes joins us now live from the newsroom with a look at the fire zone and what's happening there. grant well, can crews did make some progress and the weather did. >> play a helping hand in that. but you have about 200,000 acres last night at this time that had burned tonight 208,000 acres. so, you know, considering what had been happening at some points with this fire crews are considering this

so, pam, a lot left in the air. as the speaker underscored so much work left to be done. >> and we're right there getting very close to the deadline for all this. arlette, president biden at camp david today. what is he doing to advance the compromise. >> president biden said he would remain engaged and in contact with top congressional leaders, as it's really reaching crunch time for his legislative agenda. just before leaving the white house yesterday, the president had a phone call with house speaker nancy pelosi as well as senate majority leader chuck schumer talking about the bipartisan infrastructure proposal as well as trying to get democrats together on the more massive, sweeping economic plan totalling around $3.5 trillion. the president could possibly have lawmakers back to the white house at the start of the week, similar to what he did wednesday, when he hosted some of the democrats from the moderate and progressive side to hear their concerns relating to this bill. now, yesterday, the president did ackn

i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne. governor gavin newsom's office announced tonight that california has secured a presidential emergency declaration for the caldor fire. that means even more resources will be sent to eldorado county to try to contain the growing flames. the caldor fire has now burned more than 207,000 acres remains about 4 miles from the shore of lake tahoe. 780 buildings have been destroyed. containment has climbed a little bit. it's up to 23%. >> with cooler weather assisting the crews in that firefight. chip yost is live in south lake tahoe tonight with the very latest on the firefight. chip. >> yeah. good evening. a few pieces of good news on the caldor fire tonight for one containment is up to 23%. that's almost 10% higher. then what. it was just a few days ago. also, we're seeing the winds die down a bit. you'll hear more about that in a moment. but remember this fire is all more than 300 square miles wide in other areas in and around the fire aren't doing so well. well, firefighters were still b

i'm ken why i'm pam moore. the ken why i'm pam moore. the news at 6 is next. you doing okay with those new spicy tiny tacos, jack? yeah, it's funny some of those people you see, they... they can't handle it at all right? no, they can't. that's not you. that's not me. no. try my new spicy tiny tacos starting at $3.50. let us take you to a place you've been craving. try my new spicy where the aroma of authenticity turns into the scent of home. and the warmth of friends and family is in every bite. here, there's a story behind every meal. with cacique, you'll be inspired to add your own flair. so you can tell a story of your own. cacique.your auténtico awaits. this unplugged device is protecting our beautiful coastlines and more. put off chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm to help keep our state golden. my new spicy tiny tacos, a spicy twist on my snackable tiny tacos. 15 for $3.50 or loaded for just a buck more. i don't know which is better, the spice or the price. try my new spicy tiny tacos starting at $3.50. only at jack in the box. >> from the bay area

one thing, pam.omething like this, a splashdown, it's not uncommon for astronauts to get quite sea sick. spacex says they have contingencies in place, they have the appropriate hardware, as they call it, and by appropriate hardware, they mean vomit bags like you would see on an airplane, pam. >> just call it like it is, vomit bags. kristin, you're enthusiasm is palpable, i can't wait for this. we'll check back with you as we near splashdown. thank you so much. fo a former nasa astronaut will join us to talk about how this mission is like none before. >>> what if far right trump supporters threw a big party and no one came? it would probably look a lot like this, a few hundred people gathered this afternoon for the justice for j6 rally. the goal, support the insurrectionists charged in the deadly january 6 capitol riot. large numbers of police officers and news people largely outnumbered the number of reporters seen in the video. the event ended after a couple of hours mostly without incident. the goa

i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne. the conditions are bone dry hot offshore winds are expected to pick up in just less than an hour. the national weather service's upgraded its fire weather watch to a red flag warning. the greatest concerns are in the interior north bay mountains of napa county on 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us with what to

craig. >> well, ken and pam with the anniversary just days away. nypd has entered what it calls an elevated security environment. that means they will be using every counterterrorism tool that they have to ensure a safe bet. this weekend and as terror chatter around the world continues to grow. the nypd is listening in. >> the tribute in lights rehearsal took place in lower manhattan last night. 2 beams of light honoring the lives lost symbolizing the strength of new york city. a poignant reminder of america's darkest day when the twin towers fell to terrorists. that's how we pay honor to all. we lost keep them safe, keep their families safe, keep the city safe now and stepped up security is top of mind for both the nypd and the joint terrorism task force as we approach 20 years since the 9.11 terror attacks. the nypd says security response to terror threats and attacks have changed around the world and here in new york city in those 20 years. the nypd is much better equipped trained and prepared to prevent a terrorist attack in the city. but as sa

>> reporter: pam, the u.s.january 6th. it started off as internal investigations, 38 of them. of those, they were able to identify 26 officers. of that 26, 20 of them they deemed there was no wrongdoing. this really is a small number of cases here. just to give you some examples, they're talking about three cases of conduct unbecoming of u.s. capitol police. one failure to comply with directors, improper remarks and improper dissemination of information. none of these acts were deemed criminal. the justice department will not be pursuing them. you might recall in february there were six officers suspended with pay as these investigations were going on. what might they be addressing here? well, the dozens and dozens of pieces of video evidence as well as anecdotal evidence of january 6th. f for instance, the alleged officer who took a selfie with some of the rioters, another officer who put on a maga hat during that time. that is the kind of things they're talking about. there were 1200 capitol police personnel

shall i give it a go, in tribute to pam ayres, to talk about the reshuffle in verse? 0k.ss, the foreign office, she is now in. hold on, adam. what's the opinion? give up the dayjob, i would say! adam, you looked quite red—faced but you obviously really hated it, given that you have played it to everyone again. not my choice. but what is good is that when i do publish a poetry anthology, i'll have pam ayres' quote on the back saying, "don't give up the dayjob". i have got one. reshuffles are mad, they make some people feel sad, but they are part of the gig and sometimes they are big. brilliant! i mean, don't give up the dayjob. i got to four lines, though. you had two. it was a live breaking news scenario. there's only so much you can do. ifeel like i should now have a newscast goodbye poem, but i am all poetried out for this week. tune in again next week or to the podcast tomorrow. verse with adam will be available. there's been a reshuffle, what a load of kerfuffle. bye! newscast. newscast, from the bbc. hello. well, it was a decent end to the working week across eastern

but ken pam says some people like get high. these people, they like to thanks all of you for being with us. a happy birthday on sunday to co anchor and way. >> have a good weekend. we'll see you monday you doing okay with those new spicy tiny tacos, jack? yeah, it's funny some of those people you see, they... they can't handle it at all right? no, they can't. that's not you. that's not me. no. try my new spicy tiny tacos starting at $3.50. my new spicy tiny tacos, a spicy twist on my snackable tiny tacos. 15 for $3.50 or loaded for just a buck more. i don't know which is better, the spice or the price. try my new spicy tiny tacos starting at $3.50. only at jack in the box. try my new spicy tiny tacos starting at $3.50. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: to vacate his aunt, gabby's neighbors demand her fiance cooperate with police. and for the first time since gabby's disappearance -- >> deborah: gabby's brother speaks out. >> announcer: tension in the van. how stressful can i get traveling in a small band with like gabby and her fiance. >> you

patrick. >> ken and pam, good evening to you. it's all about honoring those who died, but also preserving their legacies. the next woman you are about to meet with grace and strength is the personification of all of that. >> where the twin towers once stood. now, that was a shrine to those who passed the terror attacks part inspiration and dedication symbolizing the reflecting pools that the 9.11 memorial and museum and in body by this woman. >> this place is always given me a sort of peace. especially on days like. >> an anniversary day. that is julie sweeney, rough. and this is the husband, brian was torn from her 20 years ago tomorrow he was able to calm me. >> that morning. a few minutes before the plane crashed. and he just told me to do good. >> brian was a passenger on the flight that crashed into the south twin tower. julie was teaching high school in massachusetts. he was a former navy pilot and instructor who recently taken a job with a defense contractor. her principal pulled her out of class and she would soon learn t

thank you for joining us on kron 4 news at 10 i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne. while the winds were calmer today. the fire is still being fueled by dry vegetation and spot fires continue to pop up. >> here's a look at the latest numbers. according to cal fire's latest update, almost 4,000 firefighters are battling the flames more than 210,000 acres have burned containment is up to 27%. more than 800 buildings have been destroyed almost 32,000 others are still being threatened. so let's get the latest now from the ground reporter chip yost joins us live from the california nevada state line and ship. you've been there a couple of days now you've seen the progress. how are you feeling about the way things look. >> was looking good today was a really good day for firefighters to get a break in the weather. they got a break in the winds. the skies cleared up. so they were able to get some more precise air drops and it's looking good. but the fire is moving east. you mentioned we're in stateline, nevada, which is literally on the state line. just a couple blocks that

a lot more ahead coming up right kron 4 news at 6 with pam and ken. all right.anks to you both. coming up with us tonight at 6, we are, of course, following up on the breaking news coming out of the east bay a shooting along highway 24 near the caldecott tunnel of course, it had been causing delays in traffic for quite a while. we will have the very latest on what's happening as we're hearing now that all lanes are open. the very latest coming into the newsroom and police in the spare crediting some high school students for preventing. >> violence on the campus. this after they say another student made a threat. details on who's behind bars. i'm ken wayne i'm pam moore. the news at 6 is next. >> the bay area's local news station. you now with breaking news. >> good evening. thanks for joining us. we begin with breaking news tonight at 6 o'clock police responding to a shooting on highway 24 near the call to cut tunnel. >> right during the peak of the evening commute it is not exactly clear where along the freeway that shooting happened. but we do know the crime s

and i'm pam moore.nstein says the new legislation aims to prevent a new winter surge of covid infections. spurred by holiday travel. joining us now with more details on all of this is our grant lotus. grant panic and part of the thinking here is that you don't know which variants may be coming before it's too late. and we thought were kind of in the clear and then all the sudden boom delta which had been around the thinking here is that you have this bill and if they can get a pass tweeted the bills of the u.s. air travel safety act. it would require the secretary of health and human services in consultation with the faa to develop national vaccination standards and procedures related to covid and domestic

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back to you, ken and pam. thank you. marie says. still ahead, another visitor to hawaii has been caught. >> we're having a fake vaccination cards. the spelling mistake that led to arrests and is far as players must be vaccinated to play a game at the chase center this season. sports director jason dumas police play coming up. let us take you to a place you've been craving. where the aroma of authenticity turns into the scent of home. and the warmth of friends and family is in every bite. here, there's a story behind every meal. with cacique, you'll be inspired to add your own flair. so you can tell a story of your own. cacique.your auténtico awaits. >> new at 00:00pm tonight, a woman from illinois is now facing charges of using a fake covid vaccination card to try to get around hawaii's quarantine rule and poor spelling did not help her effort. authorities say chloe rose ak arrived in honolulu, august 23rd and submitted a vaccine card online. but there was one red flag that gave her away. she misspelled the word moderna card said th

. >> pam and ken are up next with kron 4 news at 6. and there's a lot going on tonight. as grant.. coming up with us next at 6 o'clock. we're going to talk to our crews which are who are live in south lake tahoe as the flames move dangerously close to that city. the efforts tonight to say thousands of homes and from wildfires to headly floods will take a look at the damage after ida slams the northeast. the death toll now up to 40 tonigh >> from the bay area's news station. you're watching kron 4 news at 6. >> now it's 6 o'clock okay. for now. better weather helping in the battle against the caldor fire in south lake tahoe. but the extremely dry farce and the wind gusts are still likely as the fire has soared. nevada. good evening. thank you for joining us for kron 4 news at 6 i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne, let's take a look at the map of where the fire is burning right now. this is a map from the cal fire incident page. the flames are spreading east creeping closer and closer to the nevada state line. but so far. >> firefighters have been able to keep the fire out of the commun

i'm pam moore. thank you for joining us for kron 4 news at 6 i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne. it's all depending on the results of a number of vaccine trials that are going on across the country. one of which is happening at stanford kron four's. dan kerman joins us now live with more. dan. that's right. by the end of the month. the trial. in fact, there are 4 at stanford, but the key one which should be done by the end of the month is for those aged 5 to 11. >> that will be compiled with other similar trials across the country when pfizer then submits that data to federal health officials. the hope is to have a vaccine allowable before the end of the year. >> we're so grateful that masking is a thing in our however, the fact that they also have, you know, been vaccinated. you know, there's there's breathing a sigh of relief that we know they're protected bring in miguel chavez are breathing easier these days because they enroll their kids in stanford's covid-19 pfizer vaccine trial for children under the age of 12. i was already i do it because i've gotten flu shot and was li

unfortunately, that's the problem that most pharmacists see will arrest the pam lorazepam. again, if they, if the doctor takes the time out to read the packages, to clearly not read it, that i don't know, i can only tell you a hurry. the use of benzodiazepine has increase tremendously over the years since they've been around for such a long time. a lot of doctors have forgotten about the side effects and the possible dangers of these medications. none of them were mental long term use. but everybody know somebody who's been ticket best with that to be for years. ah, i started thinking like okay, when did the start? how did this start? what led up to like me falling apart? like i was the go to person in my unit always. if they needed the job done, they needed done, right? they would ask me, i was physically fit, knew my job. i got promoted to sergeant after work. i was like a lot of fun. i like to travel, go to the beach. spontaneous i was just like the happy person like the happy go lucky friends like hey, lets go shop and look, a little bakery lets you know. never had a 2n

. >> well, pam kang, good evening. while the twin towers burned in new york back on 9/11/2000, one a 3rd plane crashed right into the pentagon. the symbol and center of us military power. now 20 years later, officials say that days serves as a constant reminder. 20 years since the loss of nearly 3,000 lives friday in a private ceremony for employees. the pentagon paid on or to the lives lost during the 9.11 terrorist attack, including a 125 of our teammates here at the pentagon. in 59 innocent passengers and crew aboard american airlines flight 77 pentagon administration and management director michael b donley says we must not forget the loss of those friends. families and colleagues renew the ties that bind us together as one pentagon family, deputy defense secretary kathleen hicks vivid lee remembers what happened that day. that this country had been attacked on a horrific scale across multiple locations. >> and it was done in a cowardly horrific way. >> the fbi held a remembrance ceremony and ring a bell 3 times to

truly a new era of space tourism not just in the united states but all over the world, pam. >> kristin fisher at cape canaveral thank you so much, kristin. nice to be able to smile about a story. >>> speaking of, this is a very sad story we're bringing to you, the stung twist in the disappearance of gabby petito, the young woman who went missing during a cross-country road trip with her fiance. developments tonight, he is now missing or disappeared. aband police say he may be in danger. right now, police are searching for brian laundrie in florida. he is considered a person of interest in his fiance's case and refused to talk to investigators since returning home alone from the couple's trip early this month. cnn's polo sandoval joins me with the latest. any clues as to brian's laundrie's whereabouts. >> no and at this point the search called off expected to resume tomorrow. this news he is nowhere to be found is devastating for gabby he is's family who were hoping law enforcement could speak to him. they believe he holds some critical information that could lead to the whereabouts of

pam. >> i want to go over to you at the white house. the january 6 committee is investigating those who may have played a role in inspiring this riot and those sending subpoenas to four of trump's closest aides. mark meadows, dan scavino, steve bannon and cash patel. the committee expects them to show up for a deposition and to hand over documents by october 7th. president biden is not expected to use executive privilege to shield records from being seen by the committee. what's the thinking behind this given the precedent that this could set? >> there is high interest in whether president biden will move forward with allowing that information to be released to that house select committee regarding president trump and his aide's communications around the january 6th insurrection and yesterday, jen psaki said that the president generally does not believe he will need to assert executive privilege to shield these documents from being released. now, the white house later clarified this would all be considered on a case by case basis. but t

thanks for joining us for kron 4 news at a time can way and i'm pam moore and influential federal advisory panel has overwhelmingly rejected a plan to give pfizer booster shots against covid to most americans. >> but the panel indoors to the extra doses for certain groups grant lotus begins our team coverage with details on today's decision to grant the fda could go its own way and kind of disregard this advice that's highly unlikely they almost always go by. >> what this independent advisory committee recommends and that committee did convene virtually this morning hearing directly from pfizer, senior vice president of pfizer's clinical research and development team doctor bill gruber argued that a 3rd booster shot is needed for everyone who's currently eligible, but other health officials said while it's true vaccine efficacy has dropped in the last few months. it's not exactly clear why. >> the full duration of protection of the pfizer biontech vaccine is currently unknown. the reason for the lower affected meant likely include both waiting over time. >> and the delta variant. if the fb

i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne. governor newsom bringing out the big guns tonight in his closing pitch to voters just a few hours before they head to the polls to determine his fate in his first trip to california since taking office. president biden urged voters to vote no on the recall. both he and newsom also taking aim at their biggest challenger, republican front runner and talk radio host larry elder comparing him to former president donald trump. >> all of you know, the last year i got to run against the real donald trump. this year. this year, lady republican running for governor. is the closest thing. to trump. along that i've ever seen in your state. not really he's leading the other team. he's a clone. of donald trump. can you imagine him being governor of the state. >> you >> let that happened. >> we says his solution to is more oil drilling off the >> president biden's apparent underscoring the importance to democrats of keeping the governor's office of the nation's most populous state blue biden did no

i'm ken wayne and i'm pam moore. new and tragic details outside of an east bay middle school police say a child and a man. a crossing guard were hit by a car near stanley middle school that's on school street off of. >> moraga road not far from downtown lafayette. we're learning tonight the man a school crossing guard did not survive kron four's. dan thorn live where this happened with the very latest. and. pam and ken were outside of stanley middle school here where that 45 year-old man identified by family as ashley diaz was on just his. >> second day working as a crossing guard outside of the school when he was struck and killed. he along with the child was also hit by this suv around 3 o'clock today. that's around the time that school gets out here at stanley middle diaz's family says that he was a man that was out here just trying to help out in his community. we've learned that the unidentified child only suffered minor injuries out here in this video. you can see investigators taking over school street. this i

and i'm pam moore. better weather helping in the battle against the caldor fire in south lake tahoe. but. >> extremely dry farce and wind gusts are still likely as that fire heads towards nevada. let's take a closer look at just where the fire is burning. this is a map from the cal fire incident page flames are spreading east creeping closer to the nevada state line. but so far firefighters been able to keep the fire out of south lake tahoe. here's a look at the latest numbers. nearly 4,000 firefighters are battling the flames. more than 210,000 acres have burned containment is now up to 27% more than 800 buildings have been destroyed. though, and nearly 32,000 others are still being threatened tonight. firefighters are cautiously optimistic about getting a handle on the caldor fire, but they caution that there are challenges ahead for gayle ong has the latest from the fire fight. >> i'm here in south lake tahoe where we're really only seeing emergency vehicles utility workers zip by this empty town ove

i'm ken wayne and i'm pam moore. cal fire is on high alert tonight because a chance of thunderstorms could bring wildfire sparking lightning. check out this map of the bay area behind us. and look at all that red all the north bay down to the east bay hills. all under red flag warning, meaning weather could result in extreme fire danger what we don't want. we are using cal-fire's cameras to set up. they are set up throughout the areas of concern tonight to monitor anything that may pop up and this is a time lapse view in sonomaicounty from sleepy mountain. we also have live kron 4 team coverage from the north bay to the east bay. all areas that are under that warning to see how fire crews are getting ready for any problems. but we start with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow has been tracking the incoming system lawrence. guys, this critical time of year. we're always worried about fires and you get some lightning in the mix and. >> of course that can be a major issue outside tonight. so far dark skies. we've had r

we know also, pam, the police wanted to speak to him. he has a right to remain silent under the fifth amendment. he exercised that right, right, even as a person of interest and therefore did not speak. in the absence of any information that he would have given the police that could have narrowed down where she was, we have top law enforcement, of course, the federal government in addition to other agencies which assisted them that got the body. now that we're here, he goes from a person of interest to a criminal defendant. make no mistake about it, this now goes from a missing persons investigation to a homicide investigation. that now gives the police the ability to go and get him. we also know, pam, that he apparently is missing or he's hiding or some such thing, we don't know his exact location. there is an imperative for law enforcement to find him. last point. remember that the police, in order to make an arrest, do not need every shred of information that would indicate his guilt. they just need reason to believe that a crime was

. >> hello, ken and pam. we'll just the city city, state and federal officials, including officials from the department of homeland security held a briefing to discuss security matters not just at ground 0 for tomorrow's memorial. but around the city and they advised the public as well. as anyone watching the events with ill intentions security will be massive. >> today. flowers will being placed at the memorial pools alongside the names of those who perished 20 years ago. one of those who never returned was kevin flight for a firefighter and brother of fdny. chief joseph pfeifer. i saw this plane brace down the hudson river at a low altitude. >> it disappeared behind some buildings. and then i saw the plane. >> and crashed into the world trade center. 5 for headed for the towers and began giving out assignments. he gave his brother the order to evacuate and rescue. anyone left in the building. >> for a few seconds. we just stood there. and we wondered if each of us was going to be ok. he took his unit 33. an

pam, back to you. thank you. grant. >> demetrius sam lee's death was the second fatal police shooting of the year by a san jose police officer that on january 21st officers shot and killed 27 year-old david tovar junior at an apartment complex in east san jose. he was wanted in connection to a homicide in gilroy. but was unarmed when he was killed. the district attorney's formal report on this particular shooting has not yet been released. >> in the east bay livermore high school student has been arrested after allegedly threatening to hurt someone on campus. police are not releasing many details. the suspect is a minor. but the school district superintendent says that yesterday 3 students came forward with some disturbing information. >> came to a few students attention that one of their classmates as making time alarming comments, possibly threatening about hurting someone school. and so they did exactly what they've been trained in coach to do, which is what a caring adult know. if you're concerned. >> livermo

ken, pam, back to you. all right. grant, thank you for that. to republican candidates for california governor also campaigned here in the bay area today. >> both kevin faulkner and john took aim at governor newsome claiming they will bring a tougher stance on crime. kron four's. also the money and joins us now in the studio with their message l a. >> kevin foster and john called near some of failure as expected with saying the california is a monument to mismanagement from wildfires to the pandemic response and the lack of water and electricity. >> i'm for a chance to replace governor gavin newsome to republican candidates for california governor paid a visit to the bay area today. kevin faulconer, the former san diego mayor started off his address bite talking about the rise in crime across the state and the right for every californian to feel safe. he pointed to retailers like walgreens. they have shut down locations throughout san francisco after having been repeatedly targeted by wagner said that he will be a governor that puts victims firs