and i'm pam moore. this process is far from over.. the selection sets up a tough fight ahead in congress .... for his actual confirmation.

and i'm pam moore... taking a look at stormtracker four with a look at how it is right now... showing some light rain... but get ready for heavy rain, high winds and more flooding... cheif meteorologist brittney shipp joins us with details on how bad the storm will get... thursday is another strong storm...weather alert issued. in the north bay tonight.... the rising russian river in guerneville...has aleady caused serious flooding... and now with another storm on the way people are bracing for more problems.kron 4's alecia reid has the story guerneville... happening now: more than 24 hours after a mudslide hit a vehicle in the santa cruz mountains.. two out of four lanes on highway17 remain closed tonight... causing a traffic nightmare for drivers... kron4's j-r stone has details on when crews may re-open the roadway. several schools in the north bay... both public and private... will be closed tomorrow because of the weather... emergency officials say, severe rain and winds are expected during the morning commute .... and will cause traffic gridlock, flash flood warnings and

thank you for joining us i'm pam moore. and i'm steve aveson. the wet weather not on

thank you for joining us i'm pam moore. and i'm steve aveson.ing you this breaking news since five o'clock...things turned violent around six. tonight kron-4's alecia reid joins us live from where the protest happened alecia what's it look like out there now

i'm pam moore. the news -- at eight -- is next.g down body shamers who rcriticize her super bowl look. all on etonline.com. >>> all ight, i love this story. the cast of "this is us" were shooting inside of a house when they noticed someone looking next door was watching the show. >> what do you think happened next? the star, milo, drops by to see them. >> let's go knock on their door. >> come on. sorry to bother you. we're filming next door. we happened to notice what you're watching. you're watching us. >> yes, i'm watching you. >> look. this is our buddy fred, right here. fred is watching the show. we had no idea. now at eight everything just got washed away with mudnat from chuckrain=drenched hillsides giving away all over the bay area.... it's just an act of god tonight: the flood watch on the russian river ... the latest school closings in the north bay ... and the weather warnings for tomorrow. brittneyyou're watching kron four news in prime time. sliding homes... flooded roads... and landslides as the bay area works to clean

thank you for joining us i'm pam moore. and i'm steve aveson.s, powerful flooding, downed trees, and rising rivers. as wet weather sweeps through again... tonight we have team coverage on the storm. kron-4's chief meteorlogist brittney shipp is tracking the next round of rain. and spencer blake is following the impact on schools. as alecia reid tracks the rising russian river in guerneville. but first we go to charles clifford...live in san rafael where a landslide wiped out a home

and i'm pam moore.. this last storm brought so much rain it turned rivers into waterfalls... brought down massive trees and caused dangerous mudslides that turned deadly... cheif meteorologist brittney shipp with what's left of the storm... and what's ahead for tomorrow. showers will taper tonight but flash flood warnings will continue until tomorrow mornings for southbay zone. two workers restoring highway 17 after a mudslide in the santa cruz mountains... were run over by a dump truck that was also working in the area. one man died in the accident... kron4's lydia pantazes is in the santa cruz mountains with details on the man who was killed. it's been nearly a month since residents in the woodside area could take highway 84. since january 12th crews have been working on an active mudslide. it has closed the major thurough fair between grand view drive and and portola.. drivers now have to resort to old honda road which they say is dark..narrow and can take up to an hour depending on traffic. crews say they will not be able to make major changes until the rainy season is ov

and i'm pam moore... the protests causing more than 100- thousand dollars in damage for the city of berkeley. and president donald trump now threating to cut federal funding to the university... and it all started with a demonstration against milo yian-nop-oulos. the editor for the alt- right news website breitbart news... he was invited to speak by the berkeley college republicans.. but the event was canceled due to the violence. kron4's ella sogomonoian is at u-c berkeley with their reaction. last night's protest at u-c berkeley spilled into the downtown area. a number of businesses were damaged... and now owners are left to clean up. kron 4's alecia reid spoke with the downtown berkeley association where they talked about how bad the damage got. pkg uber ceo and co-founder travis kalanick will now not participate in president trump's business advisory council...because of the president's executive order on immigration. in a memo to employess... kalanick said initially "joining the group was ánotá meant

and i'm pam moore.ll see a short break in the rain --- but it could return next week. we'll check in with meteorologist lawrence karnow momentarily. but first happening now.... highway 35 in los gatos...is now closed indefititely. you can see why in this video.

i'm pam moore.s -- how, kim had a wardrobe malfunction that has everybody talk talking. >> it is crazy. >> hat is all online at et.com. >>> i will bet that you didn't know that oprah moonlights as a bartender. >> lady o was behind the blender in new zealand with reece witherspoon. >> are you making sure that we have margaritas? >> yes sh, and there is a littl watered down here. >> and so there were some >> well, yeah.s. now at eightthis is what happens in a floodmud and misery awaiting san jose residents as they return to their homes along coyote creek. whooshcity workers begin the cleanup ... and warn that inspections may turn up serious problems.there will be homes that we will not allow reentry at this time.whoosh woof!the flood affected more than just people.we check on the four legged evacuees being housed for free.whoosh president trump has a new way to describe his crackdown on illegal immigrantsit's a military operationfind out why that set off alarm bells on both sides of the mexican border

and i'm pam moore.ng the upcoming rain which could make things worse for oroville. and spencer blake is at an evacuation center tonight.

kron 4's pam moore has the story.s - activity at the chairtrack -huey newton's picture in the chair became as iconic as the black panther party symbol itself ... and a bronze art replica of the huey chair .. greets visitors as they enter the 'all the power to the people' exhibit. more nats or possible mos heretrack - rene' de guzman is the senior curator of art.track - "black panthers at 50" takes a fresh look at the remarkable and controversial movement that gained national and international momentum and significance .. it's also a chance to learn things you maybe didn't know about 'the black panthers'.. -" what often gets lost in the story of the black panther party is all they did in the community... free health clinic, free senior transportation, free groceries and a free breakfast program .. some of these programs are a part of the american culture today.. the panthers believe the real revolution stared with taking care of the community first." track- this is an interactive experience. you can see the interviews.

i'm pam moore.. and i'm steve aveson. tonight we know federal aid money has been approved to help rebuild part of the damaged dam. work is already underway to repair the emergency spillway... that had been in danger of failing. at the same time -- water is being released through the dam's main spillway -- which is also damaged. the goal -- get the water level down before the next rain storm moves in. tonight kron-4 has all the angles covered on this big story. our reporters are with some of the people who have returned home... but remain on edge. first -- dan kerman has more on the emergency repair effort. as two helicopters worked in tandem carrying bags of rocks to fill holes in the oroville dam's emergency spillway authorities have lifted an evacuation order that forced nearly 200-thousand people from their homes.sot kory honea, butte county sheriffand while authorities believe the risk of a catastrophic collapse off the dam's emergency spillway has been averted, the sheriff of butte county warned residents they must r

and i'm pam moore.... more and more people are being allowed to return home...only to be faced with so much damage... the cleanup process continues and people are discovering most of their belongings need to be thrown away. other things have to be decontaminated because they have come in contact with the floodwaters with with sewage. tonight.. kron-4' s hermela aregawi tells us about a mobile home park that was able to reopen today.... some people lost everything in the flood. this kind of crisis could lead to a whole range of emotions ... like fear, anger and depression. for some, signs of stress can be seen right away... for others it could take weeks. kron 4's lydia pantazes continues our coverage... she spoke with a mental health expert about the challenges flood victims may face. if you want to help any of the people affected by the flooding in san jose -- visit kron-4-dot-com. we have links where you can donate to the red cross and to the flood victims relief fund. other top stories we are following tonight.... police officers were forced to shoot and kill

thanks for joining us at eleven...i'm steve aveson.and i'm pam moore ...judge neil gorsuch has been nominated for the seat..which was held by justice antonin scalia, who died last year.grant lodes..has a closer look at the president's pick, grant? the president is relpacing justice antonin scalia, who justice antonin relpacing justice antonin scalia, who died suddenly nearly one year ago...with conservative...neil gorsuch.announcement tonight in prime time at the white gorsuch is a judge on the court of appeals in the 49-year-old supports freedom...he's thought to be like the majority of the supreme court, is harvard educated. now the question is...how much of fight will democrats in the senate mount? with three court members in their 80's or near 80...all three liberal or moderate...pres ident trump could easily have one or more additional appointments...and those could really shift the way the court leans. some think the demoncrats should wait to make a stand. but many democrats are still bitter. last year, republicans refused to consider president obama's nominee for the seat....merrick ga

and i'm pam moore... light rain is coming down in parts of the bay area right now.. but the rainfall is expected to get a whole lot worse by the end of the weekend.... let's get to meteorolgist lawrence karnow who can tell us what we can expect... lawrence? skies will be most >> reporter: we aren't going to see another strong storm system >> reporter: a pretty good train of moisture has been moving on shore now. >> reporter: we have some more rainfall in the direction of san francisco. >> reporter: right across the bay moral the rain continues to fall in oakland. >> reporter: rained on and off all around the bay. >> reporter: we are going to see a stronger storm system later in the day on sunday. people who say they're fed up with all the rain. >> reporter: >>: personally i like rainy weather but is really dangerous. >> reporter: here is a look at the traffic on niles canyon road >> reporter: is also the area where a driver rate into the creek after rejecting a car >> reporter: other areas have singing rock slides falling trees >>: i adjust to the traffic. >>: the ra

and i'm grant lodes in for pam moore.... get ready for a lot of rain and breezy conditions... chief meteorlogist birttney shipp joins us with what you need to know for tomorrow. synopsis...rain starts in the north bay overnight and then reaches the greater bay area and central coast for the thursday morning commute. rain quickly turns to showers by midday thursday. the next round of rain starts friday morning over the central coast and then spreads northward across the bay area with another round of rain. showers linger saturday then a brief dry spell through sunday. next front ord=front arrives sunday night into monday with rain chances lasting through wednesday. && .discussion...as of 2:23 pm pst ord=pst wednesday...a few passing showers across the north bay earlier today, but latest radar ord=radar imagery shows the bay area is now quiet. a few spotters did report a trace ord=trace and one or two gages tipped 0.01 inches this morning. now onto the main event. the much talked about cold front nt is still ontrack for tonight and thursday. currently the cold front nt is off th

pam moore is in the newsroom with what's coming up at six....pam?ages from around the bay area are dramatic.... flooded out roads... downed trees... and homes destroyed by landslides. the latest storm has left behind a huge mess. tonight we will show you the cleanup... and how preparations are underway for the next storm on thursday. we will have that story and much more on kron 4 news at six. catherine back to you. here's some news that's not going to please warriors seasn ticket holders too much. it's going to cost a little bit more to watch the most exciting show in the nba. according to an espn report, the team is raising ticket prices next season anywhere from 15-to-25 percent... which means the cheapest courtside seat will be at least 715-dollars. until then, the warriors have a big ticket game ahead...that's not even happening in oakland, but in oklahoma city. mark carpenter joins us to talk about kevin durant's much- anticipated return to okc. this weekend, durant goes back to the thunderdome for the first time since joining the warriors. it

good evening i'm pam moore. and i'm grant lodes... steve is off tonight.g higher ground because of the rising river. this makes the fourth time since the beginning of the year that some residents have evacuated in guerneville. as kron four's terisa estacio reports, it is not just the river that's causing problems. tes: 00-05 here in guerneville - homes being threatened again because of the rising russian river. here's a look from above from quad copter four - you can see water just gobbling up whatever was in its path like this home - and pee wee golf center. sonoma co officials say nearly 600 people were forced out of their homes due to high waters. a boat is a safer bet. bruce and his son hunter navigated the water rather than risk getting their vehicle stuck. sot/tc: 38 hunter macdonnelll/guerneville resident you just can't tell how deep it gets and i don't want to risk it. and there is this major concern now - mudslidessot/tc: 53 steve baxman/monte rio fire chief there is just no where for the water to go. monte rio fire chief steve baxman says - every

and i'm pam moore..... although the floodwater is receding... many people still can't go home because of the toxic and muddy mess that was left over... kron4's lydia pantazes spoke to some of the people who live in the one of the hardest hit areas... they talked to her about not being able to return home tonight... nats... crews busy pressure washing streets in the rockspring neighborhood.... as crews clean... people who live here were allowed to go into their homes for the first time. "we went to get in to get our stuff, they're allowing that." long nguyen and his family only took out essential items... no one who lives here is allowed to stay overnight. "i'm just trying to go inside and grab as much as i can right now because i don't know when they're going to let us go back in and grab the rest of our belongings." "i wish they would let us know more, like a timetable when or how long we have to wait or what are the steps being taken, they're not letting us know too much about what's going on." some of the people who went back in took precauti

expected to reopen in just about an hour.thanks for joining us at eleven...i'm steve aveson.and i'm pam moore. highway 101 in morgan hill has been shutdown all day...and was expected to reopen until tomorrow evening.here's why...a levee breach sent part of coyote creek onto the highwayyou can see part of the road submerged in the video courtesy of our partnership with abc 7.but as kron 4's alecia reid shows us...crews have been working all night trying to get that road open by midnight. the water district built a damn to redirect water from the coyote canal.now they're reinforcing that with mixed gravel. they are working to get that highway reopened tonight...pkgmore than 2 dozen trucks filled with soil and aggregate work to stop flooding on 101.sot - because the creek is so high we have so much water coming into the canal.upwards of 4 feet of water seeped onto the freeway, causing it to shut down. sot - several hundred vehicles were backed up. we had to turn all of them around to get them off the freeway.sot - it's scary and i just worry for everybody's safetycoyote creek topped its banks an

and i'm pam moore... plan for heavy rain and strong winds for your morning commute...ur chief meteorologist brittney shipp joins us now... to tell us just how long this next storm is expected to last... .synopsis...a few residual lingering showers are possible this evening, otherwise dry conditions expected. the next rain band will move south to north across the district on friday before turning to lingering showers saturday morning. mainly dry saturday afternoon and sunday with the next front arriving sunday night into monday with another round of wind and rain. a final system will bring another chance of rain tuesday with showers lingering wednesday and thursday of next week along with seasonably cool temperatures. && .discussion...as of 2:02 pm pst thursday...showers have mostly ended across the district. then next storm is still on track to spread rain from the south, with areas around point conception and south expected to receive the brunt of the rain. rain is expected to begin across southern coastal monterey before you leave for work tomorrow... check in with t

i'm pam moore. and i'm steve aveson. kron4 has complete team coverage. chief meteorologist brittney shipp is tracking what's left of the storm. hermela aregawi is in guerneville -- where the russian river is rising. first -- let's check in with lydia pantazes live in the santa cruz mountains.. that's where the work to clear a mudslide along highway- 17 has left one worker dead, and one seriously hurt. lydia? tonight - flooding has once again shutdown all lanes of highway- 37 in novato. the area affected is between highway- 101 and atherton avenue. today, cal-trans crews continued to try and pump water off the roadway. the stretch of highway has been a trouble spot all winter. happening now -- we are monitoring flood conditions in guerneville... the russian river tonight is on the rise... kron4's hermela aregawi is live.... hermela has the rain let up? sonoma county crews have closed off a 5 mile stretch of river road.. in guernville adn into rio nido to clean up a mud slide.in rio nio, more than 100 people were without power for most of the day today aft

and i'm pam moore.. and this storm is not over yet... another storm is expected to hit over the holiday weekend... chief meteorologist birttney shipp has details on what to expect... .synopsis...showers and strong gusty winds being to taper off this afternoon. a few lingering showers into saturday morning. additional storm systems will result in widespread rainfall and increased winds from sunday night into monday and again tuesday night into wednesday. cooler and drier weather conditions then develop late next week. && .discussion...as of 1:53 pm pst friday...surface observations indicate that wind speeds are starting to lessen somewhat, although a few airport locations are still gusting in the 25-35 mph range. automated stations in higher elevations are reporting gusts in the 50-60 mph range still, however, all of these wind speeds are expected to lessen within the next few hours. radar also indicates that rainfall is less extensive across the region, although shower activity is expected to persist on and off through the evening. the u

and i'm pam moore... the bay area now dealing with major road closures... and they seem to be getting worse.. a large part of highway- 35 in los gatos collapsed. kron 4's ella sogomonian is in san mateo county tonight.... with a look at the huge repair job. pkg this is what's left of skyline road just west of las cumbres road.the video courtesy of santa cruz resident jake gould who was on the scene when it happened.a gaping wide hole split open as the road succmbed to heavy saturation.the region that sits in the middle of ella sogomonian"now you can't really see behind me but this is now where that road ends." the hole is estimated to be 200 feet wide and a quarter mile deepwith sr 9 and 17 closures as well - drivers are having to detour up to an hour away using bear creek and black roads." and that was ella sogomonian reporting from santa cruz county... c-h-p officers say that portion of skyline boulevard is now closed indefintiely. the southbound lanes of highway 17 in the santa cruz mountains.... are back open tonight... after a massive mudslide shut dow

and i'm pam moore...ts causing more than 100- thousand dollars in damage for the city of berkeley. and president donald trump now threating to cut federal funding to the university... and it all started with a demonstration against milo yian-nop-oulos. the editor for the alt- right news website breitbart news... he was invited to speak by the berkeley college republicans.. but the event was canceled due to the violence. kron4's ella sogomonoian is at u-c berkeley with their reaction.

good evening i'm pam moore. and i'm steve aveson.the ruling today directly impacts the travel ban imposed on seven muslim majority countries. tonight..the white house is vowing the fight the judge's decision. grant lodes is here now to breakdown exactly what this all means going forward. in the immediate short term...it means the president's travel ban is at least temporarily no longer in efefct. federal judge james robart, a george w. bush appointee...made the decision. almost immediately, us customs and border protection alerted airlines...that the us government would quickly begin re-instating visas that were previously canceled. customes officials also advised airlines that refugees that are in possession of us visas will be admitted to the u-s...and airlines should remove travel alerts from their websites. tonight the white house is promising to fight the decision. orders. >> reporter: the order calls chaos and confusion that airports all across the country. >> reporter: the agency is reviewing the order an

and i'm grant lodes...sitting in for pam moore. in the last 45 minutes -- emergency crews have stabalized a leaning concrete slab and heavy concrete pump. this is video from our helicopter partnership with abc7 news. the problem was at a building...still under construction...located at 33 tehama street ... in the city's south of market neighborhood. tonight kron4 has all the angles covered. hermela aregawi has been talking to people who were evacuated.. first -- j-r stone just got an update from emergency officials.. j-r do we know if streets have been opened yet? pam and steve all of the streets were opened just after 9 this evening when the evacuation orders were dropped. that being said there is still work that is taking place on the roof of this building in this distance. you can't see the work from this angle but you can see the lights that are on. there were a number of different stories about what happened out there today but here's what fire crews are saying tonight. they got a call after workers from the building you're lo

good evening, i'm pam moore. and i'm grant lodes in for steve aveson. the stormy weather may be gone for now -- but the problems seem like they're getting worse. happening now -- closures on highway- 37 in novato, highway- 17 in the santa cruz mountains... and just hours ago -- a large part of highway- 35 in los gatos collapsed. kron 4's ella sogomonian is live in that area tonight.... ella that looks like a huge repair job. this is bear creek road where drivers ae now rerouted because of the closure - that's adding more than an hour to their commute depeding on when their going. pkg this is what's left of skyline road just west of las cumbres road.the video courtesy of santa cruz resident jake gould who was on the scene when it happened.a gaping wide hole split open as the road succmbed to heavy saturation.the region that sits in the middle of ella sogomonian"now you can't really see behind me but this is now where that road ends." the hole is estimated to be 200 feet wide and a quarter mile deepwith sr 9 and 17 closures as well - drivers are having to

steve aveson and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. grant and vicki thank you. for some of the evacuess in san jose.. as the will be going home tonight. coming up at six... the latest on the clean up effort. and residents of a south bay mobile home park are on edge... as they wait to find out when they will be able to return to their homes. kron 4 news at six is next. flooding san jose remains swamped tonight. thousands of people forced out of their homes because of flooding ... and it could be a while before some of them get to go home. good evening... i'm pam moore. and i am steve aveson. a mandatory evacuation order remains in effect tonight. the city of san jose posted this map just a couple of hours ago. the area you see shaded in green... people are allowed to return. if it is orange... then it remains under an evacuation order. this is despite the water receding along coyote creek. ááááámuch of william street park, brookwood terrace and naglee park under water wednesday as residents are coping with the worst flood alongcoyote creek in a hundred years. 36,

and i'm pam moore. kron4 chief meteorologist brittney shipp is standing by with what you need to know for the morning. .synopsis...a few residual lingering showers are possible this evening, otherwise dry conditions expected. the next rain band will move south to north across the district on friday before turning to lingering showers saturday morning. mainly dry saturday afternoon and sunday with the next front arriving sunday night into monday with another round of wind and rain. a final system will bring another chance of rain tuesday with showers lingering wednesday and thursday of next week along with seasonably cool temperatures. && .discussion...as of 2:02 pm pst thursday...showers have mostly ended across the district. then next storm is still on track to spread rain from the south, with areas around point conception and south expected to receive the brunt of the rain. rain is expected to begin across southern coastal monterey county after midnight, and intensify before you leave for work tomorro

good evening i'm pam moore. and i'm steve aveson. tongiht we have full team coverage on what you need to know... starting with kron4 chief meteorologist brittney shipp -- timing out the storm. thursday is another strong storm...weather alert issued. our team coverage continues tonight in guerneville... a rising russian river has aleady caused serious flooding... now with another storm ahead -- people who live there are bracing for more problems. kron 4's alecia reid is live... alecia how worried is the community? they're pretty concerned.this is actually the russian river behind me creeping into a parking lot . with tomorrow's rain, it's expected to get even higher.pkgnatsot - it's mother naturelow lying areas are taking a beating.sot - everyone's worried. but there's not much you can really do. there's only so much sandbags can holdwater levels on flooded roadways continue to increase. people in this small community have weathered many storms. so they prepare themselves as best as they can. the worst downpour they can remember was b

steve aveson joins pam moore for kron 4 news at six. vicki thank you... next at six...he mayor of san jose speaks out about all the finger pointing following this week's flood. how he plans to get to the bottom of what went wrong... is coming up. and we are following breaking news in the east bay... where a pit bull has attacked a 10 month-old boy. kron 4 news at six is next. (avo) this holiday... ...get the presidential treatment... ...with a special trade-in offer... ...february sixteenth through the twenty-eighth... and let enterprise car sales... flip your thinking about buying your next vehicle. that breaking news we're followng tonight is in the east bay where a child was attacked by a pit bill.... thanks for joining us i'm steve aveson. and i'm pam moore... it's happening at a home on fremont street near broadway street in concord... you're looking at video of the scene from our helicopter partnership with abc 7 news... concord police was dispatched to the home earlier this evening... after they recieved reports of a pit bull attcking a child... as of right now,

good evening, i'm pam moore. and i'm steve aveson.east the rain today did not put much of a damper on efforts to clear that mudlisde on highway 17. ááááá and as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now, less traffic made for a smoothercommute as well. áááááá in the north bay: repair work is continuing on highway 37.... as crews do as much as they can before the next storm arrives. the lanes flooded during last week's storms... resulting in a full closure between highway 101 and atherton avenue. this morning we saw caltrans busy building a barrier along the side of the highway... designed to keep flood waters way from the road. yesterday, they were taking out checking the condition of the pavement. right now they are working to raise the road level... putting down some concrete and paving over the top of it. no word when it will reopen. toss weather .synopsis...a few residual lingering showers are possible this evening, otherwise dry conditions expected. the next rain band will move south to north across the district on friday before turni

and i'm pam moore.. and this storm is not over yet...r storm is expected to hit over the holiday weekend... chief meteorologist birttney shipp has details on what to expect... .synopsis...showers and strong gusty winds being to taper off this afternoon. a few lingering showers into saturday morning. additional storm systems will result in widespread rainfall and increased winds from sunday night into monday and again tuesday night into wednesday. cooler and drier weather conditions then develop late next week. && .discussion...as of 1:53 pm pst friday...surface

and i'm pam moore. a wet and windy start to the weekend... look outside at the current conditions... the rain has actually been tapering off a bit. chief meteorologist brittney shipp is tracking it all for us... so where are the trouble spots right now? the other big story tonight... this bizarre scene in oakland. a gunman... walking around the neighborhood... randomly pointing a rifle. at one point... he even took aim at a news helicopter. the whole thing ended with police shooting the suspect. the video we showed you from our helicopter partners at a-b-c 7 .. is just part of the story. the suspect wandered to a neighboring home. he sprayed some graffiti... which we cannot show you on television. this all happened right off interstate 580 near golf links road in east oakland. the exact street we are told is las vegas avenue. police have been at the scene all day... this started early this morning. that is is where kron's haaziq madyun is tonight. he has some information on who the suspect is and his condition after being shot by police. haaz

and i'm pam moore.. the announcement came less than an hour ago.rt has had a vacancy since the death of justice antonin scalia last february. reporter dianne gallagher with our partners at c-n-n is in washington d-c tonight with some background on the nominee, judge neil gorsuch. dianne? the reaction is already coming in to the president trump's nomination of judge neil gorsuch. on kron 4 news at five... our experts had a similar reaction to the president's choice. judge gorsuch has a pretty strong pedigree. he clerked for two supreme court justices... bryon white and anthony kennedy. the alert about president trump's nomination of judge gorsuch went out at 5-04 p-m. you can become the first to know about breaking news by downloading the kron 4 mobile app. it is available for free for apple and android devices. president trump plans to continue at least one executive order signed by his predecessor, barack obama.the white house says trump will maintain a 20-14 executive order protecting federal employees from anti- l-g-b-t-q discrimination.in a sta

thank you for joining us i'm pam moore. and i'm steve aveson.ight we have team coverage on the flooding. kron-4's spence

i'm pam moore. the news -- at eight -- is next. all can i say is wow. >> all on "e.t." onlin.com. >>> new york fashion week kicked off last week, gwyneth paltrow was at letter first ready it wear show. >> and carly steel talks romance with gwen. >> when do you feel sexiest? ? you know, when you know yourself well and you have lived a life with lots of ups and downs and you getting to in your 40s, you feel pretty good all the time. >> and carly got valentine's day advice from the creative director. >> giving up tib numbp number o would be, buy it for the women. do not buy lingerie for yourselfes. make sure you have the woman in mind. in general, lingerie should be something personal. >> i will keep that in mind for the next time i buy lingerie for my wife. >> just don't get yourself a bra. now at eight ... evacuation orders lifted ... but the water is still risingjr sotwe are live in oroville where residents return to flooded neighborhoods.whooshhere in the bay area highway 37 is under water, and hgiway 17 is partially closed by a m