>>pam moore: have a good night everyone we will see you at 11.sn't lie. intimate but not small -- check. character -- double check. you see? gary doesn't lie. and the best part -- i've been working the owner for months, convincing her to sell. you're getting in first. it's not even on the market yet. [ cellphone rings ] [ beeps ] so, you like? the house? yes. gary? maybe not. doris: good morning, everyone. hey. hello, doris. i want you to meet your first potential buyers -- fritz and brenda. thank you for coming. would anyone like a freshly baked cookie?

>>pam moore: many of the u.s.kers will begin a pay raise next month the return of sciences and wal-mart and sam's club complete hired before the start of the year will soon are at least $10 an hour more than a million u.s. workers will get to the hike starting february 20th becomes about nine months after wal-mart increased pay for half a million workers to the least $9 an hour this in the latest round of the hikes may see an average of hourly wages for full-time employees in just over $13 an hour. >>pam moore: one year from today america will be celebrating as and the president takes the oath of office but also the democratic republican presidential candidates neck- and-neck is not clear at this plant will be the next president along when the iowa caucuses our national correspondent mara the taxila and who has won the hawkeye state in the past and what means and the race for the warehouse shut cash such. >>reporter: the give canada's about the momentum is not the lack of breath contest might expect the lesson i r

i'm pam moore. door . >>> pam newton and carolina are really looking tough to beat. >> i have been kno go to the super bowl, i just like the festivity of it. >> there is no bigger party and we will be there with all stars and kathy lee gifford will join our "e.t" cast for the big game. and kathy lee has a real pedigree with her father and her mother kathy lee has performed the national anthem there. so she's a real super bowl veteran. we will be front and cent levi center in sa clara, where the game will take place, and the halftime show featuring beyonce and cold play. the video just dropped. beyonce looked like a bal wood dream. the band travelled to mumbai to shoot him for the weekend. for it will be a return performance to the super bowl halftime. she killed it in 2013. i was right there when she came off the stage. >> you worked so hard. >> it feels good to know that the hard work paid off. yo it's a live television show, it's the biggest show in america. >> on cbs sundmorning, chris martin talk

good evening everyone i'm pam moore. the experts say. the bay area is facing with several days of rain. tonight we bring you team coverage. kron four's jeff bush is live in the east bay. where people are getting ready for the rain. but first. we start with dave sparh in the weather center.he has been tracking these storms. dave - what can we expect this week? >> dave : a storm tonight and tuesday morning will likely produce heavy rain and locally strong winds. another strong storm with heavy rain and even stronger winds is expected on wednesday. more rain will follow on thursday. here is the visibility and everybody else is pretty much into the 10 range and here is the radar and satellite picture showing the rain shield and a winter storm warning has kicked off overnight close with all of this going on we miss you lows and to have all of the forecast coming up in just a little bit >> pam :and we have jeff >> jeff :and a shower came through sheer ended rain for 15 minutes and then moved on and it has been that situation all night long and

im pam moore. kron 4 meteoroligist brittany shipp is tracking the forecast. brittany. how much rain will we get tomorrow? >> reporter :get ready for a messy can meet on tuesday you should definitely give yourself some extra time to get to work we expect the wind speed to be picking up as well it will hit the north bay first and conceived by our storm trackers just offshore it is all going to change and wants everything gets: that rain fall will intensify >> pam :this past storm brought plenty of rain to marin county. more than 4- inches of rain fell on mount tamalpais. that left the creeks and streams around the watershed. surging this afternoon. today's heavy clouds and fresh air. made for a nice hike for some around the lake on this m- l-k holiday. officials say the spillway below lake lagunitas hasn't been this full for months. be sure to tune in to kron 4 morning news starting at 4 a-m tomorrow. we will have complete coverage on this storm system. including traffic hotspots for your morning commute. in the meantime. get the latest forecasts by downloading our kron-

good evening, i'm pam moore. kron 4's jeff bush joins us live near the scene tonight in pinole.jeff. >> jeff :all of a sudden the back left hand side window exploded because of a bullock going through--bullet here is a video in the back there were three kids and fragments from the shattered window landed on the two-year old child who was in the back in the car seat >>:it was pretty miraculous that none of them were hit especially the three children who were seated in the back seat so they should count their blessings tonight as it definitely was pretty miraculous >> jeff :the child was treated here at the scene and not take into the hospital but as you can imagine a family was terrified about that experience fortunately nobody was wounded and there is currently no description of the suspect video --vehicle bart riders. crouched for safety. a fellow passenger opened fire on a train bound for west oakland saturday evening, killing one man on board. and the shooter is still on the run bart police chief kenton rainy says, his officers are working around the clock to try and determin

good evening, i'm pam moore. at least 8 other people were arrested during the incident. grant lodes has more details on tonight's deadly standoff. >> grant :the deadly shooting was during the rest of the armed group that has been occupying a wildlife refuge. it was part of a long-running dispute over public land he is the son of the controversial nevada man over grazing rights while the rest were being made this evening at least one person suffered a non-threatening injuries and was taken to hospital and that is in addition to person killed investigators have not said to started shooting first--said who shooted first >> pam :the victim of tonight's shooting has been identified as lavoy finicum. officials say, they pulled over two cars during the incident. and that, finicum and amman bundy's brother, ryan, refused to obey orders. shots were fired, but it is unknown who fired first. finicum was among those who were very outspoken when they took over the national wildlife refuge. earlier this month. he said he would rather be killed than arrested. more breaking news we are

>>pam moore: investigators found the body into discovered in just the

may have struck again. >> pam:good evening, i'm pam moore. >> pam: the latest business to get hit.n san leandro. >> pam: a 7-11 in walnut creek was hit wednesday night >> pam: now detectives are trying to figure out if the crimes are connected. >> pam: kron 4's philippe djegal is live in san leandro with the very latest. philippe? pam. >> reporter:if these robberies are all connected, then san leandro police lieutenant robert mcmanus says this man is becoming increasingly violent. >> reporter:here's a look at surveillance photos that the san leandro and walnut creek police departments have released of recent robberies. >> reporter:in all, mcmanus says the gunman could be related to nine robberies committed in san leandro, redwood city counting last night, six here in san leandro. >> reporter:at around 7-30. >> reporter:mcmanus says the man, wearing a dark hooded sweatshirt, standing between 5-foot-6 and 5-foot-9. walked into the chevron gas station at washington and fargo avenues. >> reporter:pointed a semi- automatic handgun at the clerks face and demanded money. and, said if his

good evening, i'm pam moore. kron 4 meteorologist brittney shipp has been tracking this latest storm system. brittney. how much rain will we see tonight? >> brittney : this is the first of two storm systems tracking a two part system that will move in tonight first. second round gets here friday night into saturday late morning. more snow in the sierra. coastal flood issues and wind advisory for friday. here are some of the light showers starting to push inland the brunt of the system has not arrived to see that and will continue to push--a arrived just yet there you can see it is right on the heels of the first system that is already starting to move into the area saw looking ahead here's what we are tracking flooding will be a concern as we go into saturday and a wind advisory stays in effect coastal concerns we have a high surf advisories i'll go over the timing and what you can expect as you go to your commute tomorrow and the forecast >> pam :the storm is expected to bring some large and potentially dangerou

good evening, i'm pam moore. today, the mission bay alliance, and the mother of a critically- ill u-c-s-f hospital patient, filed a lawsuit to stop the already approved project. planned near 16th and third streets. and, tonight. they explain why, to kron four's philippe djegal. >> phillipe :meet jennifer wade, the mother of a critically-ill six-year old boy named magnus. >> : he's gonna need on-going, high-level medical care throughout his entire life. >> phillipe :who in tandum with the organization opposing the arena, the mission bay alliance, filed the lawsuit together thursday in sacramento. and, it was filed against several city and san francisco county agencies -- not the warriors. the second lawsuit filed by this group against the project in less than a month. >> : our only way to stop the project is through lawsuits. >> phillipe :this suit alleges the environmental impact report was done improperly. wade says the proposed arena being just blocks from the new ucsf children's hospital would create traffic n

im pam moore. kron four's philippe djegal was there during the passionate exchange. >> phillipe :it did not take long for tempers to flare inside the salvation army community center in the tenderloin. no violence, but plenty of shouting. >> : mr. williams, please stop, everyone gets two minutes. everybody gets two minutes. >> phillipe :police chief greg suhr sits quietly, while the public comments portion of the san francisco police commission's meeting. >> : fire chief suhr. >> phillipe :. escates into a yelling match. in a show of solidarity with the five officers involved in the deadly december officer involved shooting of 26-year-old mario woods -- all recently returning to work. cops shared stories about the good things they do in the community, in particular the bayview district, where woods, armed with a knife when officers opened fire, was killed. >> : have you dropped to your knees to administer cpr? our actions see no color lines. i will tell you what we are not -- we are not a diverse fi

good evening, i'm pam moore. police have arrested the employee for felony child abuse. tonight. kron 4's alecia reid spoke with the grandmother of the boy in the video. it's a story you will only see >> alecia :this is the first time the boys grandmother is watching video of her grandson being assaulted at school. the 9 year old is hit and dragged by a teacher's aide. he says the altercation with the teacher's aide, who he refers to as ms. k, escalated quickly. >> : i pulled her hair and then she put her elbow in my neck, and then that's when veroni told her to slap me. and chad hold my arms and perry hold my legs and she slap me. >> alecia :the victim's family says the school's principal called to say there was an incident, but they had no idea it was this serious. >> : i mean it's ridiculous. that shouldn't have happened at a school that i had trust in. i sent him to that school for the trust and everything i had investigated. >> alecia :as the boys legal guardian the boys grandmother tells me she took him out of a previous special needs school because he wasn't making much pr

good evening, i'm pam moore. from our partners at c-n-n. cara kneer joins us live from tallapoosa, georgia with the details. >> reporter :it is almost 2:00 a.m. here and it really is the first time we haven't seen anybody in the convenience store but where there is a lot of activity is coming to us out of california as the california lottery association has confirmed one parboiled jackpot winner--one powerball jackpot also coming out of california we know that 12 people did purchase a ticket that matches five of the six numbers so we are just checking to see what portion of that will be awarded to those lucky players as well there is also a jackpot winner in tennessee and florida so thus far we have jackpot winners in california tennessee and florida and we are live in palo who said georgia--tallahoosa georgia >> pam :four winning powerball tickets.which matched 5- of the 6 -numbers. were sold here in the bay area. two tickets were sold in sonoma county-- one at the larkfield 76 gas station in santa rosa. and the other at the quik stop in c

good evening, i'm pam moore. a flash flood warning is in effect tonight through tomorrow. this was the scene earlier today. strong winds knocked down a tree in belvedere. crushing a car. and heavy rain flooded roads across the bay area. including the oakland hills and morgan hill. kron 4's dave spahr has been tracking the forecast. dave, how much rain can we expect tomorrow? >> dave : in other actives here you see it all lined up this is the rain bands that we are talking about here is the storm tracker just some left over residual moisture hear the rainfall totals from the first system san jose had a good inch almost pretty parallel east and waste with all of this moving to the east and we will have the timing for you coming out later >> pam : overnight--- the heavy rain is also expected to move into the east bay. where residents spent once the rain stopped, people were drying out and cleaning up. kron 4's charles clifford has details on preparations for the next round of wet weather. >> charles : tuesday afternoon, water was gushing down sausal creek in oakland. the resu

good evening, i'm pam moore. this was the scene earlier today. the storm system flooded roads across the bay area. and a winter storm warning is in effect in parts of the sierra tonight. kron 4's brian van aken has been tracking the forecast. brian. how much rain can we expect for tomorrow? >> brian :we could be looking to two to 4 in. this next week here at the storm tracker 4 to the south and east the sentence is still an oakland here getting a little bit more than the north bay about a half inch for santa rosa and storm number two is going to be stronger with the rain beginning just before midnight tomorrow night and continuing until midday saturday with storm number three coming on sunday it will be even stronger with rain intensifying in the afternoon there is a fourth system due on monday and this looks like the strongest of the four and we're talking about heavy rain and strong winds for monday which maybe adding at least two to 4 in. of rain will have the rest of your forecast coming up later >> pam :new at eleven. el nino not only soakin

good evening, i'm pam moore. kron 4's jeff bush joins us live from the scene tonight.with the latest details. jeff. >> jeff :this has been an ongoing evolution as we have had dozens and dozens of firefighters out here the man who is stuck down in the whole is still ok she is responsive and is stable but you have to imagine that his head is 13 ft. below the surface it is a frantic exercisers trying to get this guy out as fire fighters have been going down there as there is just enough room to lower a fire fighter down into the ground that they can only stay there for so long the problem is the man's right foot is stuck in the sand and mud and clay and they're trying to get them out >>:i guess he fell down and got slapped down deep we are continuing to put in additional shoring it has taken a lot longer to work but on the other hand we are trying to be as careful as possible to keep him in good shape >> jeff :he says that they are not in a hurry and did not want to be in a hurry because that is how people get hurt

injuring an innocent bystander i'm pam moore.s next. ♪ ♪ >> it's all at www.etonline.com. >>> welcome back to the show. now in tonight's "e.t." birthdays, w"guardian of the galaxy" star's first acting job was an episode of "sex in the city"? that is brad cooper. he turned 41 today. >> we knew we would get it wrong. so much of the country is freezing right now. here is something to warm you up. that i swedish model posing for the victoria secret swimsuit catalog 201 coming out tomorrow. we have the first look at elsa on the cover. just look at how elsa reacted when she heard the news. >> oh, yes! >> congratulations. men around the world thank you. >> bye, everybody. now at eight. a six thousand pound branch crashing to the ground. the bay area feeling the wrath of el nino. torrential downpours toppling entire trees all over the bay area. and stranding this unwary driver. are you okay? yeah i'm okay. waiting for the tide to go out. whoosh kron four tracking the storms lined up in the pacific. a rain and plenty of it expected for to

good evening, i'm pam moore. one of the victims has been identified as a san francisco resident. however. officials have yet to name the second victim. kron 4's charles clifford brings us the latest details on the crash. >> charles :according to the california highway patrol, just after 6:30 tuesday morning, this greyhound bus was travelling northbound on highway 101 in san jose when for unknown reasons it struck several orange safety barrels, flipped onto its side and landed on a concrete median barrier between 101 and the highway 85 exit ramp. in all there were 20 passengers and the driver on board. two women were killed in the accident, and 9 people were injured including a child and the driver. passengers on the bus describe a terrifying ordeal >> : i was on the side that hit. then i was on the other side. >> : well, i was asleep and i woke up to the crash and i heard people screaming. they we were sliding for what felt like forever. >> charles :one passenger told kron 4 that prior to the accident the bus was swerving and that the driver was acting strangely. >> : every once

good evening everybody, i am pam moore and this was the scene around the bay area today. strong winds knocked down a tree in san francisco. big waves pounded the beaches of capitola, this storm system expected to bring more snow to the sierras this weekend. kron4 meteorologist, britney is tracking the storm. >>> just like we saw in our dinner break heavy pockets of rain coming down. windy conditions expected for us and we are still going to see another round of rough and dangerous surf. we have a high surf advisory which will stay in effect a wind advisory will stay in effect for the next three hours expiring at 4 a.m. heavy downpours will continue to push their town. closer to oakland, daly city, half moon bay all seeing light rainfall right now. this is on and off showers. embedded in some of the showers is heavy downpours and heavy gusty wind speeds. we will continue to see this rain on and off as we go through the rest of the night. light rain moving into santa rosa just outside napa and around vallejo. the next part of the system, the first part of their last night,

good evening i'm pam moore. we have been telling you about el nino for months. in anticipation of the wet weather it will unleash in california. >> pam:kron-4's charles clifford joins us live from the north bay. where preparations are underway for the rain. >> pam:but first meteorologist dave spahr is tracking the storm. >> pam:dave? >> reporter:a storm tonight and tuesday morning will likely >> reporter:produce heavy rain and locally strong winds. another strong storm with heavy rain and even stronger winds is expected on wednesday. more rain will follow on thursday. >> reporter: as these latest storms move into california, people around the bay area are already dealing with problems that could get even worse in the days ahead. >> pam:kron 4' charles clifford is live tonight in the north bay, which has seen some of the heaviest moisture so far, with more on the way. charles... >> reporter:in sonoma county, fire fighters in monte rio discovered that a retaining wall along the bottom levels of this house is beginning to collapse. the wall is already pushing up ag

good evening i'm pam moore. we are tracking another round kron-4's charles clifford joins they are preparing for the deluge. first, meterologist dave spahr lingering showers will continue over the region through this afternoon with a brief next system will impact the through thursday. >> reporter: hindmost is our next system here behind that we have this next door system clear way but because the flash flood watch through wednesday afternoon in taipei. metro covered by this including ally areas of south and north bay in downtown san disco coastal flood advisory and also ec up here in blue a wind advisory when doesn't cover more territory because the more timing of this and it will uphold long enough to merit. the winter storm warning another arm of 2 ft. higher elevations mountains lisa the red-and-white fix plus inches and 8 16 in. of the nuns. local conditions happen if the secondary storm as well and good news is if you're heading up their getaway friday night or so perhaps the system will come on saturday. s

. >> pam:good evening i'm pam moore. >> pam:the deadly crash happened around six- this morning. >> pam:tonight, we know the driver admitted to feeling tired before the crash >> pam:tonight kron-4's justine waldman tells us about bus drivers feel tired. >> pam:and grant lodes has the emotional interview one of the victim's sons. >> pam:and first, charles clifford joins us live from the site of the crash. >> pam:charles. the bus was taken away just a few hours ago >> reporter:according to the california highway patrol, just after 6:30 tuesday morning, this greyhound bus was travelling northbound on highway 101 in san jose when for unknown reasons it struck several orange safety barrels, landed on a concrete median barrier between 101 and the highway 85 exit ramp. >> reporter:in all there were 20 passengers and the driver on in the accident, and 9 people were injured driver. passengers on the bus describe a terrifying >>i was on the side that hit. then i was on the other side. >>well, i was asleep and i woke up to the crash and i heard people screaming. they we were sliding for what felt

good evening, everybody i'm pam moore. we were first on the scene. tonight kron 4 was first to be there. charles clifford joins us live. will the crews finish up tomorrow? >> reporter: they want to get this house torn down. nobody was living here but the owner was here today watching it get torn down. thursday afternoon a demolition contractor began tearing. ronald has just purchased the house. his family dream home is torn to the ground. >> it had wonderful views. this was going to be the home. >> reporter: the problem started last saturday when the neighborhood notice the crack in the sidewalk in front of the house. ronald contacted the city. they took soil samples all they found was bad news. >> the conditions were such that a recommendation was made to the building director to demolish this building. >> reporter: believing it could slide down and dangering other homes. >> our biggest concern at this point is everyone's safety. >> reporter: only one home has been red tagged thus far. it will be testing the homes downhill. >> there is soil instabil

. >> pam:good evening i'm pam moore. we are tracking another storm.moving toward the bay area tonight. >> reporter: watson it has a couple more hours before the next system hit us to read between one and 2:00 the range should pick up and become stronger and heavier, plus that year. --steadier >> reporter: we will help often more showers tomorrow through noon and not too much and with total spirit the system is not as strong as the first one. according to east bay and other locations including the north bay higher amounts. >> pam:kron-4's jeff bush joins us live. to tell us how the storms are affecting local beaches. first. brian van aken is here. with how it will >> pam:the winter el nino storms are eating away some of the beach cliffs along the coast and that has prompted the federal government to close certain areas popular to hikers and dog walkers. >> pam:the cliffs are simply too unstable at tennessee valley and the fort funston north access trail >> pam:that's where we find kron four's jeff bush. jeff? >> reporter:the warning went out on areas i

good evening, i am pam moore. >> pam: our political analyst michael yaki is standing by to preview tonight'sight. >> pam: big news for rader nation. the raiders are staying in oakland. the national football league owners just wrapped up a final vote with 30-2 in favor of the rams moving to los angeles next season. the san diego chargers have the option to join the team at inglewood stadium site. >> pam: late today. raiders owner mark davis removed his team from consideration, after it appeared the league was in support of the chargers and rams' move. that means the raiders will stay in oakland with hopes that they can build a new stadium at the coliseum site. we will have much more tonight at kron4 at 8. >> pam: readiness and the east bay. where firefighters are working to free a man stuck several feet underground after working in a sore line. the man has been trapped for more than four hours. this is happening on the 23rd hundred block of 20 first avenue in oakland. >> pam: were told he is about 10 ft. deep. he was buried under or up to his chest in third after it caved in on him. since the

. >> pam:good evening, i'm pam moore. >> pam:we've been talking about it for months.wing in the relentless rain to the region. >> pam:dave spahr is tracking the next storm to come through the bay area. and that one is supposed to be a big one right? >> reporter: the bay area is bracing for another onslaught of rain. that could lead to flooding in some parts of the bay area. especially in the north bay. >> pam:new at six. kron 4's charles clifford reports on the slick conditions in marin county. >> reporter: here in marin county, standing along 101 at the tejano run and separate it was a overcast most of the day. heavier showers moved through the north bay and lasted one hour. this a very light rain shower. it's not unusual for this time of the day with the traffic. >> reporter: the roadways are slick out here. if you're headed out here in marin county be aware that this treacherous on the roadway. in marin county, kron 4 news charles clifford crawford >> pam:commuters in the bay area are getting ready for the wet weather. in el cerrito. the morning started off wet. th

good evening, i'm pam moore. >> pam:we are now just two hours away from the drawing for the record-shatteringackpot. >> pam:from coast to coast.people braved long lines all week to get their hands on tickets. >> pam:this was the scene earlier today in new york's penn station, and up north in nevada county. >> pam:people here in the bay area.are scooping up tickets as well. >> pam:kron 4's justine waldman is live at kavanuagh liquors in san lorenzo where folks are feeling lucky.justine? >> reporter: people are by hundred dollars worth of tickets because this is considered a lucky place because of how many 20 tickets have been sold here. >> it happened spirit is says, and good fortune bridge and a fortune cookie so that is the number that i will play. >> i picked five numbers that were spiritual base numbers. >> 23. >> reporter: 23? >> because is my lucky number at the day of my birth. >> rear creek just ask god to help me win the lotto creek that is it. >> reporter: the eyes of winning are one and 292 million parent but i will take my chance. at $5 to give me to quick picks creek right? you ar

pam cook. i am in napa, marin, or sonoma. if you are anywhere else. you are in the south bay, peninsula. makes sense? >> i follow you, steve. >> all right. here we go. jeff mooregh, this morning's sunrise was some verga seen from fremont. that is rain falling from the clouds but evaporating before it reaches the ground. there will not be a quiz. i promise. no quiz. the thank you. cloud cover continues to move in. it looks like rain already light. the main part of the system is way to the north. there is going to be hev it -- hefty totals. 65 today. 43. right where you should be on the low. above on the average high. i love this for san jose because it goes back on the lows. 24 back in 1895. 30s for a few this morning. now 40s and 50s on the temps. 18 truckee. 54 car ada. around late you can find teens -- around lake tahoe 20. 35 incline village. not much happening there today. it will late tonight. this is a warm sector of the system until sunday. then the cold air comes in the cloud cover on the way. rain developing, very light. there will be a lot coming in over the next 48 to 72 hours. turning cloudy. already there for some. a little warmer towards the sout