we have live team coverage tonight beginning with newscenter 5' s pam cross at the pam? pam: it is one of the busiest days of the week of the auction house. hundreds of dealers and side. one car normally driving slowly for review, suddenly out of control. it was a scene of chaos. >> people were just getting out of the way because they heard the noise. they heard the airbag go off. everyone was scared for their life. pam: a vehicle suddenly speeding and crashes. >> [indiscernible] he just arrived. pam: five vehicles were struck and one person heard. >> one of the individuals was dragged underneath the car, which came in contact with the interior wall. he was subsequently rescued with the help of the tow truck truck driver who lifted the vehicle. pam: the speeding car, a bmw, was driven by a 78-year-old man from myers to review. acceleration. normal day captured by "chronicle." >> it was one of the craziest things i have ever seen. it was crazy. you know? pam: the vice president came out and offered condolences. police say they want to see company surveillance, said to be

i'm pam cross, wcvb, newscenter 5. antoinette: residents in alstead, new hampshire, continue to commemorate 10 years since the devastating flood. yesterday, a plaque was unveiled. the stone built into a rock on the edge of the cold river. it's built in memory of the victims who were killed, the property destroyed, and in gratitude for all those who helped with rescues and recovery. reid: 51 degrees. warming up a little bit. just a little bit. danielle: but this afternoon it is going to be a big difference. antoinette: the sun will help that. danielle: the sun helps this time of year. even though we have cool mornings, we have nice, warm afternoons. today is no exception. tomorrow we're really warming things up. it will feel more like summer, i think, out there in the mid to upper 70's in a lot of locations. 72 on tuesday. and then back to seasonal average of 63 on wednesday. we'll take this warming trend over this nice holiday weekend so even though it's a chilly to have a warmer afternoon. mild and sunny for your mond

team coverage begins with our pam cross, live at the scene. pam: that auction was underway, going on, when suddenly that vehicles sped out of control. yes, there were a few minutes of panic. shots of panic and pain inside the auction house. an out of control car . just but i did not see the driver. i was running for my own life. pam: he drove to the option from western mass. >> it hit some people and went through the wall. alive? >> the person i was with got hit by a car. i jumped out of the way. i was lucky. pam: the inside of the old gm plant is normally calm. this is a shot from "chronicle," in contrast to this. one driver was trapped. >> he helped lift to the vehicles of the individual could be rescued. pam: with the investigation still on, that there is gratitude. >> iran over and helped pull them out and carry them away from the vehicle. pam: scary. >> it was. it was scary. >> everyone was screaming. >> it' s just a freak accident, you know? my heart goes out to all the people injured. pam: police are still investigating. the want to see

as newscenter 5's pam cross explains, dozens of volunteers spread across the city of by water. pam: flood warnings are in effect in south carolina with an inch or more of rainfall in an area already soaked by record-breaking precipitation. large rivers that are just about cresting right now will take longer to recede, and it will take more time for homeowners to get back to their flooded homes or for crews to reach hard-stricken areas to clean up. >> god bless the national guard. pam: 3,500 south carolina troops are on duty across the state combing flooded towns and subdivisions looking to assist people trapped by the water. >> we are providing any evacuation assistance that we can, any water, food, any assistance that we can to the local population. pam: the university of south carolina team forced to move. they played in baton rouge because of the state of emergency. the question many ask: how much will all of this cost? governor: i think a lot of people are trying to figure out what the dollar amount is. if you flew over what i have for all you're seeing is roof tops. i don't

newscenter 5' s pam cross is live in bourne tonight. pam? pam: so many thoughts for those veteran mariners here at mass maritime academy. the coast guard found debris today. but here 1000 miles away, the mood is some -- somber. the daily formation -- somber. these cadets don' t know the missing sailors but they share the kinship of mass maritime and a love of the sea. admiral fran mcdonald: while there is still a search and rescue mission going on. i ask for your optimism for your hope for your support. pam: the search for the crew of the el faro continues. two mass maritime graduates, engineers jeffrey mathias and keith griffin among the missing. griffin now lives in florida, his wife expecting twins. mathias comes from a large kingston family. a married father of three. his wife today thanking others for support during this difficult time. of jeffrey, she said he is the center of our world. a third massachusetts resident is missing, mariette wright lives in assone, grew up in the area. her family in florida awaiting word. searchers found d

pam cross, wcvb newscenter 5. phil: there is nudes for lamar odom tonight. he is said to be conscious and come machine caught. a family spokesperson says odom gave a thumbs up at a investigate gas hospital this morning and spoke reef whether i khloe kardashian. odom was in mem after being found unconscious at nevada broth approximately on actuals day. phil: next on wcvb newscenter 5. phil: taking the "t" may soon cost you more. new talks of a fare hike down the track. and that's not all that may anger riders. antoinette: a cockatoo making himself at home and doing damage in a local neighborhood. why catching it is no easy task. mike: when we warm back to the 60's. antoinette. this he is the pass pike. live fixture interests. stay serious accident that has all eastbound lanes shutdown. this this is in the newton area. traffic back up significantly. word on how the vehicles are that may have within involved at this point or any serious injuries. 's continue to upon for the live pictures and the situation and bring you any new information the moment we git. phi

i'm pam cross, wcvb, newscenter 5. antoinette: residents in alstead, new hampshire, continue to commemorate 10 years since the devastating flood. yesterday, a plaque was unveiled. the stone built into a rock on the edge of the cold river. it's built in memory of the victims who were killed, the property destroyed, and in gratitude for all those who helped with rescues and recovery. reid: it is now 5:16. talking to danielle. we have a really beautiful day out there. there's a difference though. i have sleeves. and a jacket. antoinette: we're freezing. we're trying to just conjure up summer thoughts here. danielle: right. here's the thing. by afternoon we're going to be just fine because. antoinette: you're going to be sweating. danielle: you're going to be sweating at 78 degrees. we have a lot of things on talk about this morning. hey, if you're waking up with us starting out on the chilly side. want to talk about what is happening. high pressure dominating our weather through the weekend which means a lot of sunshine,

let' s get right to newscenter 5' s pam cross who was inside the courtroom today, pam? >> the judge said his decision was based on the crime, not on the text messages that followed. he said: should have known better. -- oh when -- owen should have >> i am sentencing you as a human being who has been convicted of five crimes. pam: among the most compelling statements, the victim speaking on tape to the court. we have distorted her voice. >> what he did to me , i would be better off dead. i am living as a victim of rape, and it' s terrible to say, but now i know a people don' t come forward. pam: just before the judge returned with a the sentence, labrie crossed himself at the table and appeared to pray. the prosecution had asked for seven years in state prison. in stead, the judge gave him he must register as a sex offender, something his attorney called a life sentence. we will hear more from the victim and her parents. labrie has left the courthouse. his attorney is talking to reporters. phil: more breaking news. police on the scene of this crash on route 1 in wrentham

they told pam cross about seeing this for the first time. him: she is talking about a tv commercial that included her dead son. hurtful. pam: hillary clinton the target. it begins with the face of glenn dority. actors speak for the americans who were killed in the embassy strike. his mother calls it shameful. >> it blindsided me. using him as a political pawn. and to have him speaking from the grave, it is cruel, it is hurtful. >> i would like to know why you like. >> this is not about politics, this is about respect for brave men who died fighting for their country. the mothers have teamed up demanding reform and they want the stop hillary pack two full the ads. no response so far. >> it just makes you cry all over again and you have enough tears, you do not need to go through that agony more than we have to. or political points using the this east is just plain wrong. and to the search for a missing hiker. the body of a woman found is said to be that of the westwood woman. more on what they believe in -- happen to her. >> investigators beli

newscenter 5' s pam cross is live in bedford tonight, pam? >> they were not natives of massachusetts. they were due home in less than two months. >> they were incredible airmen who serve their country and lost their lives protecting this great nation. >> the base commander knew both airmen. killed in jalalabad afghanistan when a c-130 went down while taking off. the other four were based in texas. colonel vogel calls the effect at hanscom devastating, their squadron small about 130 members. >> we sat down with the squadron and talk to each and every one of them. they are receiving as much health and services as we can provide. reporter: the other victims, flags are lowered today. >> they were acting in their capacity as security forces troops for the men and women. >> fairly somber. we will remain steadfast to protect this nation. with some family airmen. reporting live in bedford, newscenter 5. anchor: the coast guard is searching for a container ship caught in hurricane walking. when contact was lost with the ship in the bahamas, it was en

jc: right now pam cross is live at cohasset with the story. pam: authorities say he lied to get in and now police are trying to link him to five incidents this month at cohasset. anthony binsfield faces charges for being in a school without an invitation. he' s accused of wearing the uniform of his former employer to cohasset' s dear hill school. police say he took money from purses in three empty classrooms . >> the entered the office and asked how her heat was working. she said she was under the impression that the individual worked for the hvac company. pa m: authorities believe it happened at cohasset'

pam cross is there life tonight. reporter: their bodies will be flown to dover airbase in delaware. there will be a memorial here for the unit. >> incredibly devastating times for the men and women. >> he knew the dead airmen personally and calls the squadron the 66 security forces the best. >> there are no words that can express. >> six u.s. service members were killed in afghanistan when the c-130 went down while taking off. them >> we are taking a look at the needs of each and every installation. reporter: the names of the deceased will be released after all of the family are notified. >> we talk to each and every one of them. they are receiving as much help and services as we can provide time. >> they were on a six-month deployment. j.c.: we are learning more about the gunman who killed 10 people heroism. >> we will start with the shooter. chris harper mercer flunked out of army basic training in 2008. he is seen here in his myspace photo. he lived with his mother and legally owned 13 weapons. he took six of them with him yesterday. witnesses say mercer targeted christians, orde

newscenter 5' s pam cross is live in salem, where she spoke with some of his alleged victims. pam: yes, and the charges at avenue to about $54,000 in fraud. prosecutors say other counts are pending. they are charges that the victims say are long overdue. sorts of games, rental agency scams, and others. pam: they believe roger williamson scammed many people over the years. >> [indiscernible] pam: he rented this space last year. when the cafe failed, the tenant took off, allegedly stealing equipment. he turned out to be williamson . >> he had references, and history, and a bunch of things lined up. there was allegation all along the way. i did not realize he had six other aliases. pam: detectives believe he had at least six other aliases. he is wanted for ordering thousands of dollars of cap food and refusing to pay. of food at a cafe and refusing to pay. >> he has had business failures and there have been restitution orders, which he has paid. pam: his girlfriend in the middle and try to hide, but he could clearly be seen mouthing "i love you and i' m sorry. i' m sorry." tonight

reporting live from cohasset, pam cross, wcvb newscenter 5. phil: president obama making a pretty big decision about the future of the fight against isis. the u.s. will be deploying special forces on the ground in syria. the white house says there will be fewer than 50 service members involved in the operations and their main job will be do support local forces. >> the president does expect that they can have an impact in intensifying our strategy, for building the capacity of local forces inside of syria, taking the fight to isil in their own country. phil: this will be the first time that american troops will be working openly on the ground in syria. in manchester, new hampshire a baby girl was found dead in her home. by a woman living in the home. foul play is not expected. from new hampshire, confirmation that i would liberty, -- owen labr ie, the former prep school student convicted of sexually assaulting a classmate, rejected plea deals that would have meant less jail time and no yesterday labrie was sentenced to a year in jail and five

i'm pam cross, wcvb, newscenter 5. antoinette: republicans on the road as well including carly fiorina. she was in new hampshire at the "american principles" project meeting. the group in hooksett wants to limit the powers of the federal government. fiorina: we've come to a place where our government is both inept and corrupt at what it is supposed to do, and inept and corrupt in doing things it is not supposed to do. antoinette: fiorina will meet with former bay state senator scott brown today and and hold a town hall meeting tonight. frank: g.o.p. presidential front-runner donald trump suggesting teachers should carry guns. at a campaign rally in tennessee, trump said that if teachers has been armed during the mass shooting at a community college in oregon the incident would not have been as tragic. trump: by the way, it was a gun-free zone. i will tell you if you had a couple of the teachers or somebody with guns in that room, you would have been a hell of a lot better off. frank: trump also vowed to uphold gun righ

i'm pam cross, wcvb, newscenter 5. karen: the prosecution will not be able to have their own mental health expert examine the danvers teen accused of killing his teacher, a judge has ordered 16-year-old philip chism to undego an evaluation at a psychiatric facility in worcester. that after the teen refused to enter the courtroom during jury selection saying he was hearing voices. prosecutors believe chism is faking his psychological issues. frank: the company that runs the commuter rail is in the red. keolis lost $19.4 million in the first half of the year. "the globe" reports that most of the losses stem from the record-breaking snowfall. they were forced to pay penalties for sub-par service along with overtime and higher repair costs. the state has collected less money than expected, falling about $145 million short. now governor charlie baker's administration is revising state revenue projections for the fiscal year. while the state is on track when it comes to taxes, it has collected fewer state fees. a special hon

i'm pam cross, wcvb, newscenter 5. karen: the prosecution will not be able to have their own mental health expert examine the danvers teen accused of killing his teacher. a judge has ordered 16-year-old philip chism to undergo an facility in worcester. that after the teen refused to enter the courtroom during jury selection saying he was hearing voices. prosecutors believe chism is faking his psychological issues. frank: the company that runs the commuter rail is in the red. keolis lost $19.4 million in the first half of the year. "the globe" reports that most of the losses stem from the record-breaking snowfall. they were forced to pay penalties for bad service along with overtime and higher repair costs. a special honor for police officers who have made the ultimate sacrifice. karen: the massachusetts law enforcement memorial foundation held its annual memorial ceremony in boston's ashburton park yesterday. nine officers were memorialized including boston patrolman dennis simmonds who suffered a head injury during th

phil: newscenter 5' s pam cross is live at the courthouse in concord, new hampshire. pam owen labrie walked into : court on his own, and when it ended he was hugging his mother, free to go at least for now. he was sentenced to a year in the house of correction, and up to 3 years probation. the judge said the sex was not consensual. >> thais very clear.

newscenter 5' s pam cross is live in cohasset. pam:l it happened tuesday at the elementary school behind me. the charge isn' t much, but the implication certainly are. 31-year-old anthony binsfield, now in a tee shirt, accused of wearing the uniform of his former company to get inside this cohasset school. the prosecutor repeats what the health teacher told police, -- >> she stated she was under the impression of the individual work for the hvac company. pam: binsfield is under investigation after cash was missing from 3 classrooms. it doesn' t end there, several weeks ago a similar incident at cohasset' s osgood school. >> i' ve been to all the front offices and review the protocols. we found a few gaps that we now have to tighten up. pam: binsfield faces trial next month for larceny in plymouth, he' s under investigation in duxbury for theft. binsfield told police he was looking at the system for a business he was going to start on his own but later admitted to an opioids addiction. >> they were talking about a lot of things. th

reporting live in new hampshire, pam cross, wcvb newscenter 5. ed: thick black smoke and flames from a fire on this passenger plane. injuring fifteen people, and shutting down fort lauderdale/hollywood international airport for hours. phil lipof is at the breaking news desk. phil investigators are turning : their attention to a little known airline that will now get a lot of attention. dynamic airways flight 405 was headed to caracas, venezuela. flames broke out in an engine of the boeing 767 as it prepared for takeoff at. -- at about 12:30 p.m. passengers and crew evacuating by the emergency slides. the pilot of another airline reporting a fuel leak just before the fire. >> one person sustained serious injuries, burn injuries. i don' t know if it was a crew member or passenger. we have not gotten that information yet. there were two less serious injuries, and then the remaining 12 were what we call walking wounded. phil: dynamic is a small airline that connects fort lauderdale, new york, venezuela and guyana. it began servicing caracas in july a

newscenter 5' s pam cross is live at mass maritime academy in buzzards bay, where two el faro crew members graduated. reporter: good evening. although they understand the sit -- dangers of the sea, it is still sobering when veteran mariners are lost at sea. this is what coast guard crews are finding off the bahamas coast -- debris from the el faro. it is not what families are hoping to see, or the outcome colleagues at mass maritime want. connections are missing. -- third and rescue going on, i ask support. massachusetts connections are two mass maritime graduates, engineers jeffrey mathias and keith griffin were on board. griffin now lives in florida, his wife expecting twins. jeffrey mathias comes from a large kingston family. a married father his children, 3, 5 and 7 years old. his wife today asking others to pray with us for all members of the el faro and for their families. mariette wright the third massachusetts crewmember, grew up in a sonnet. her mother waiting in florida said the sea was her life. mary shevory: she loves the sea, she couldn' t live without being on the sea somehow

from point, pam cross, wcvb newscenter 5. ed: seven people hurt in this train derailment in vermont are out of the hospital tonight. the amtrak train was headed to washington dc yesterday when it hit rocks that had fallen on the tracks near montpelier. one car plunged down an embankment, sending passengers flying. most of the 102 people on board were visitors on a foliage tour. crews are working to clear the tracks, which they hope to reopen by the weekend. heather: convicted killer aaron hernandez -- back in court today. lawyers for the former new england patriot want a judge to dismiss murder charges against him in a 2012 double murder. hernandez' s lawyers say insufficient evidence was establish probable cause. the defense also wants evidence seized from the suv hernandez was in to be tossed out. they claim police obtained a search warrant based on statements made by a man who failed a lie-detector test. ed: real scandal in the world of fantasy sports. boston-based draftkings under fire, an employee accused of placing bets

let's get you to pam cross, live in winthrop. >> among those consequences, a football game has been forfeited. team members met with officials yesterday and their cell phones were collected. >> they deserve to face the consequences of their actions. >> students outside winthrop high reacting. 10 people under investigation. the varsity football team seen last year at the center. >> it was a video where a student was changing in the locker room. >> local authorities say the video was dritzed though they won't say how widely. as for charges. >> we're trying to get through the investigation and take it step by step and see the severity and be able to come back as a team and meet and come to some conclusions as to what did take place, how severe it was and what the appropriate remedy is. >> a friend of the victim portrayed in the video says it's wrong. >> they shouldn't have been videotaping in the first place but for one thing a few kids seeing it, but for it to be that spread out amongst students, and his pierce, it's ridiculous. >> outside classes, reaction to the posting, negative. >> it wasn'

. >> pam: anthem blue cross will pay to california consumers. >> pam: anthem blue cross to end under class action california consumers from the settlement resolves two lawsuits challenging mid- consolidated lawsuits echeverria bentley llp and consumer watchdog were filed in los angeles and presided >> pam: the lawsuits alleged that anthem illegally increased other "annual" and "yearly" out-of-pocket costs, thereby health plan contracts, in the middle of the year. >> pam: individual anthem health settlement provision barring future mid-year cost total of nearly $8.3 december, checks will be >> pam: policyholders. this settlement gives consumers the peace-of-mind of knowing said consumer watchdog lead attorney jerry flanagan. >> pam: if you are the parent of a baby. it may be in danger when you put it to sleep. >> pam: a new report shows a growing trend of a dangerous sleepa national committee found that many parents sleep with their infants in bed. >> pam: not only did the study show the trend was increasing. >> pam: but that many hospitals were not informing parents about pediatrician

i'm pam cross, wcvb, newscenter 5. karen: fugitive drug lord joaquin "el chapo" guzman has reportedly escaped capture again and got hurt in the process. guzman broke out of prison through an underground tunnel in july and has been on the run ever since. mexican officials tracked the drug kingpin to the northeast section of the country. he managed to get away but suffered injuries to his face and leg. the prosecution will not be able to have their own mental health expert examine the danvers teen accused of killing his teacher. a judge has ordered 16-year-old philip chism to undergo an evaluation at a psychiatric facility in worcester. that after the teen refused to enter the courtroom during jury selection saying he was hearing prosecutors believe chism is faking his psychological issues. frank: the company that runs the commuter rail is in the red. keolis lost $19.4 million in the first half of the year. "the globe" reports that most of the losses stem from the record-breaking snowfall. they were forced to pay penalti

te >> pam: the red cross is taking donations for valley wildfire victims. a donation >> pam: or by texting the word "red cross" to 9-0-9-9- 9. to make a 10-dollar donation. or you can call 1- 800-red cross >> pam: another gorgeous day outside. feeling like fall across much of the bay area. >> pam: diane tuazon is tracking the conditions.diane? >> diane: we will cool things down as we progress into the weekend. temperatures right now are at the upper 80s for the mill valley location. san francisco, a ross 67 degrees per day in the city. we will start cooling things down quite a bit because we have a low pressure system coming down from the south and moving up to our region. and getting as low clouds and at all g in the morning in certain locations. >> diane: dan going to how --clouds and the evening. >> diane: saturday come out we will have a chance for it like after that evening showers that will clear up by sunday morning. i will talk more about how long this will last coming up next! >> pam: they weren't big earthquakes.but there have parts of the east ba

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stop your car on the track in if you wanna be where i'm standing in relationship to this crossing 15 ft. away. >> pam take a trip to downtown san leandro notice a few additional officers patrolling the streets than. only discourage crime as fully reports from downtown. it is to encourage people to shop have a great time and feel safe while they do. >> reporter:that's right, pam. a partnership between the police department and the san leandro imrpovement association will help fund the overtime for additional officers. the city is proud of its downtown and wants the people living here to feel the same in additon to the regular patrols routinely passing through the heart of the city. sot- "we want to make it the best we can in downtown san leandro." for at least the next year. seven days a week. lieutenant robert mcmanus says two additional officers will walk the streets or travel on bikes downtown sot- "which is encompassing about a 30 block area, immediately surrounding the downtown all the way down to the san leandro bart station and the businesses and the residential areas in between." the san leand

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alecia reid is on the ground.talking to witnesses and officials.she'll have the latest >> pam: is a high cross said fairfax a woman in golden gate park three suspects arrived back in the bay area yesterday are due to be rearranged mytwo groups gathered today at thethis was a collection of friends >> reporter: and intel will be walked across the courthouse tomorrow morning for the rain and a note of what they're entering pleas if we do know all three face a cursory murder charges even though one accused of pulling the sugar 17 page criminal complaint laid out the charges against the suspects the. all three charged with first-degree murder with special circumstances. the complaint makes it clear who authorities believe the trigger man was. "when we all believed to be pulled the trigger. the attitude is still able to be charged with first-degree murder if the d.a. can prove they did the crime of three suspects could face life in prison without possibility of parole or death penalty if convicted. "the issue is one of the potential sentences way to early to make a decision on if that is in fact we

two house republicans suggested it is designed to hurt clinton's presidential bid >>pam moore: another round of crossesethlehem between the is really forces and the palestinians secretary of state john kerry plans to engage in both sides texaco and what our part as a cnn has the story >>reporter: is really forces are seeking to quell unrest at the days of escalating tension of fire was sent overnight thursday of the west bank compound- joseph's tomb the tomb itself was not damaged the desecration of the sacred jewel site follows a series of knife attacks executed by palestinian activists who appeared to be acting alone wolves the palestinian official claimed occupation in the region is to blame for the recent spike in violence palestinian that president condemn the fire at the tomb of moss has praised the state of not a tax and is not claimed on to the living of all one palestinian protests are being met with the show of force from israel in nine states has questioned the use of live ammunition to combat locks and knives coming up at 530 of progress report on one time in a bid star lamar or his first w

. >> pam: dusty and live details by and house news caught an alleged cross-country's smuggling operation and and talk with co-workers about the arrest. >> reporter: in a mission busted undercover operation in new york city behind bars tonight accused of selling that the amounts of marijuana. promoted his business track this close size of sight he worked out of the office 23rd mission and co-workers of are in disbelief of his arrest charged. with criminal sale of marijuana conspiracy. of from york special narcotics prosecutor for the money marijuana related to the case for allegedly the father of two and possession of more than $10,000 in cash on his way to get paid for a larger model we be caught when detectives for doing an undercover operation and the man he is allegedly selling to the belief he took over the drug trafficking duties from the sun his arrest to the summer sun currently serving a one-year jail sentence he. as a board certifications hang currently on the wall coworker's tell us working here three years now retired from overseas the office operations the allegations did not

because there is a large metropolitan area fairly wealthy operation cross country the ninth such nationwide crackdown. freeze >> pam: suspects charged with murdering a hiker on in fairfax canadian woman in golden gate park remain in marin county jail tonight we still do not know how much time they spent in the bay area prior to both murders some of their time we do know was spent in san francisco's ashbury district for dened herman joins us live tonight with stories from people who cross the paths of the suspects prior to the murders. >> reporter: suspects charged with murdering a hiker in a backpacker and golden gate park await their next court appearance was to cross the palace prior to the killings still trying to make sense of all after their arrest steve posen realize he said next morrison all-out war walking his dog maggie in golden gate park unclear how time the three spent in san francisco they were familiar faces the people. and this woman in the third suspect . r weber says the last few times she sought ankles he was consumed by drugs. "the surprise of he did something like that he lost his mind that happ

pam. we have a cool-down. the fog has come back. still pretty shallow. i'll go over the city. some of that will cool down. you see a weak little system drag ago cross. another low turning in the four corners again. fiftys on the temperatures for most. there could be a few 40s to the north bay. >> and a -- the breeze still hasn't picked up yet. one system goes by, and then a whopper of system looks to be on tap for the weekend. morning fog, it's not widespread. nice to mild to warm. a little cooler for some. still mild to warm inland. eightys there. but 60s or 70s over on the way. 4:02. >> i did notice some of that fog. there's fog in san francisco. you can see the golden gate bridge. it's not that foggy there, but you're right. >> when is he not right? of course? >> let's go out and take a look at what we have with the east shore freeway. we're going to start there and on 80 westbound. it looks pretty good as you drive to the mcíarthur maze. that whole trip is taking 17 minutes and sometimes later in the morning, it's been mean to take more than an hour. so right now is a good time to go. it will probably stay this way to the bit. all, in fact, it i

. >> pam: police and york arrested a prominent san francisco dentist major drug bust just been has details on how he was caught in the alleged cross-country's smuggling operation and talk to his co- workers about the rest. >> reporter: so on his website the 63 year-old work out of that office 23rd mission his co- worker at mission health care in disbelief of his arrest he is charged with criminal sale of marijuana conspiracy. photo from the new york special narcotics prosecutor the money marijuana related to the case allegedly if the father of two was in possession of more than $10,000 in cash on his way to get paid for all large amount of lead and younkers york, when detectives were doing undercover operation of a man he was allegedly selling to believe he took over the drug trafficking duties from his son his arrest of the summer and the sun is currently serving a one-year jail sentence as practice for his or certification tank problem on the walls co-workers tell us after working here for years is now retired overseas the office operations the allegations do not match the man they know. men who led the seventh is the police flo

pam, at 7:00 this morning. >> okay. that's good news. they have at least opened part of it. it's amazing. >> hopefully they do. i know people in this neighborhood keeping their fingers crossedle schoolers too, thank you. >>> time now is 5:33 n. a fence that fell from an overcrossing in oakland was checked and approveed by inspectors back in february. a large section of the chain link fence, as you recall, fell from the overcrossing on monday night and landed on interstate 880. the following debris damaged eight cars driving by. people who drive in the area say they noticed that the fence was tipping. a neighbor tells ktvu he had alerted a contractor two months ago that the fence seemed unstable. >> i called to them, and i told them that that fence was falling. now calls back. no response. >> >> inspectors last checked the crossing as you mentioned, back in february. ktvu asked caltran what was written on the inspection report. caltvan says it's trying to locate the report, and instructors and engineerings are reviewing to see the problem. the overpass is scheduled to be replaced in 2018. >>> more information is coming out about the pedestrian who was hit and killed by a car

pam, thank you. >>> 7:45. >> we have breaking news. we were talking about it at 7:30 a man was killed in san jose crossing the road.re, sal? >> well, it was a man that was hit and killed near a high school there near white road and allen rock. ly put it up on -- i will put it up on the map. when you look at the map you will see how close it is to that big school facility. allen rock road at north white road. this is the suspects vehicle we are told by police is a white chevy pickup truck with tinted windows and a loud muffler. the road closures there northbound and southbound white road are shut down from east hill and allen rock and the victim is a man. we don't know how old he was but he was apparently either crossing the road or near the road. and this happened just after 7:00. our reporter janine de la vega is there getting more information from police. if you two to the nearby school you might be delayed so give yourself a little extra time. i want to mention san jose freeways are not doing that well. as we back up a little bit. 101 we had an earlier accident at mckey. 85 and 280. this commute is just terrible

. >> pam: red cross continues its take donations.ations through kron4news-dot- com port tax thing in order to make a $10 donation. call 1800 red cross. >> pam: relief for fire crews battling these california wildfires create it here to explain. they've been so distressed with so many large fires again see the state trying to do something. >> grant: we will be looking at another harsh year next year. state officials considering letting a violent inmates fight wildfires currently the use inmates with no history of violent crime for the dolphins are out there working at next year the current state correction department proposing adding inmates can if convicted of a violent offenses if security classification level has been reduced after years of behavior some people worry about the threat to the public if that happens by like criminals would still not be allowed outside prison walls arsonist kidnappers affects offenders. an affiliate's people serving life sentences for murder of their certain crimes like that would still be excluded. >>