pam: the district attorney dismissed some. and he was aquitted of others. >> pam: the court is scheduled to sentence martin on february >> pam: also in a contra costa court today. a plea from the former c-h-p officer accused of stealing nude photographs from cellphones. >> pam: sean harrington changed his plea from 'not guilty' to of unauthorized access to a computer data. >> pam: prosecutors say, he was sentenced to probation and a suspended 180 day jail sentence. >> pam: they also said, one of the attending a community violence solutions class. where he must participate as >> pam: he is also will not be allowed to be a police officer again. >> pam: at 530 to questions about the police response after a clerk in shot during a robbery at a east bay store. and apple set a new record >> jacqueline: we have rain to the north-south and east. we see any? >> pam: some over- the- counter allergy pills and sleep aids. could raise the risk of alzheimer's diseas e according to a new study. >> pam: researchers found. the sleep remedy nytol, anti- allergy meds benadryl and piriton, and some older anti- depressants. are among the products a

pam: boldin you'd think will win more games? we encourage you to it join the conversation. >> pam: and coming up -- only on four: >> pam: oakland's new mayor talks with us. about her conversations with the raiders and the a's. >> pam: her efforts to keep the teams from leaving town -- in her own words. >> pam: that's coming up in about 25-minutes. these incredible pictures. >> pam: courtesy of corey rich. >> pam: president barack obama congratulated tommy caldwell and kevin jorgeson on the big climb. >> pam: considered to be one of the world's most difficult climb ever. they spin years preparing for this challenge and much of this training take or took place here in the bay area. at the north bay jim where people gathered to watch the dramatic climb. the white house tweeted this >> he at he always had a smile on his face. >> always pushes it to the max. try his hardest. >> reporter: puddling on route a computer screen to watch to see the two men complete their historic klein. with a bad camera angle blocking their climax. despite being robbed of that conclusion everyone here is in all of their accomplishment. >> reporter: also sa

pam moore! >> pam: gary radnich! >> pam: rain is on the way. bulldog: you don't need superpowers to help someone. sometimes, all it takes is a warm heart and a cold nose. that's why mattress discounters good deed dogs is raising money to train service dogs for people with disabilities. i would never imagine a life without an assistance dog ever again. i relied on people a lot. he helps me live a more independent life. bulldog: we need your help to do more. give at mattressdiscountersdogs.com, or any mattress discounters. mattress discounters good deed dogs helping dogs help people >> pam: ice cream lovers listen up then and jerry has released a new flavor. all feature center field cookie batter. made with the blended cookies spectaculars crunchy gingerbread and peanut butter plus more filled with peanut butter of course! >> pam: all right jacqueline is here! >> jacqueline: check this out the central valley f o g is starting to spread and the delta tomorrow morning you concede that it is not as thick. the visibility will be reduced for about an h

. >> pam: good evening, i'm pam moore. >> pam: new tonight, we are learning disturbing details about an alleged sexual assault on the campus of stanford university. >> pam: kron 4's charles clifford is live tonight in palo alto with details. charles... >> reporter: would turn the tried to flee he was chased and restrained by the bicyclist which held him until police officers arrived. university system have conducted an investigation of their own and turned over all findings to santa clara d.a. office. he is not a student at stanford and turner is expected to be formally charged next week. coming up that kron4 news at eleven will have reaction from the students at bubba to hear at stanford. in a poll out told charles clifford kron 4 news. >> pam: new york "dodged a bullet" according to mayor de blasio on the northeast's first big storm of the year. while ny was spared, boston and connecticut got inundated with snow, freezing rain and strong wind gusts. correspondent yon pomrenze is live from new york with the latest on the northeast storm from 4p through 11pm et with generics and custo

. >> pam: next on kron-4 news at eight: >> pam: bans on driving. and thousands of cancelled flights. because of an >> pam: the news -- at eight -- is >> pam: right now, this minute. all new york city roads, commuter trains, and the subway are shutting down. hitting the northeast. >> pam: the storm is so big, the national weather service is calling it quote - "life- threatening" -- with the potential to produce the largest single- storm snowfall in new york city history. >> pam: there is a blizzard warning in effect for a 250- mile stretch of the northeast. >> pam: we're talking. more than two >> pam: -feet of snow expected. >> pam: it was a mad rush to get home along the philadelphia- to- boston corridor tonight. before the roads shut down and the brunt of the storm buries the region. >> pam: tens of millions of people could be affected. thousands of flights have been cancelled. >> pam: we have team coverage on this historic storm. with kron4 chief meteorologist jacqueline bennett. >> reporter: as the first snowflakes fell road crews will go into action try to get up keep up with the historic blizzard. a

pam: a police shooting. under investigation in richmond tonight. >> pam: the suspect. sent into surgery in bad shape. >> pam: and what police say that man was holding. could make all the difference. good evening, i'm pam moore. >> pam: a gun. and bags of drugs are at the center of this case. kron 4's scott rates is live at the richmond police department. to explain how it all happened.scott? >> reporter:it's a frightening sight a semi- automatic hand lying on the ground is in this richmond neighborhood. it's is chilling reminder of what happened here just after 130 thursday afternoon >> reporter:from our helicopter partnership with abc 7 news you can see investigators fanning out over the 2000 block of nevin ave. according to the police captain on scene, the suspect a young hispanic man allegedly pulled out that illegal semi-automatic weapon forcing the officer to open fire >> reporter:investigators also telling kron 4 they recovered at least a sandwich of meth and some marijuana from the suspect the officers who fired the shots was not physically injured the captain says investigators will be looking into

pam?--used to cost? >> pam: (laughter) >> pam: i have no idea. ers & applause) >> are you thinking what if i come up short? are there any doubt? >> did not plan to duck it. -- i did not plan to dunk it! (cheers & applause) >> i did not anticipate it. >> gary: here it is... school kid, it is our lexus pursuit of perfection of ultimate highlight. a high school kid! >> gary: defense of courts nadir for the forty-niners. everyone is guessing right now. it appears the he may be the front-runner to replace harbaugh. i am the defensive guys my office of korn it will be shanahan. --my offensive coordinator would be shanahan. he may be the next 49 or coach. >> pam: up next in the newscast: two criminals take a huge jump after a long, high speed joyride. >> pam: see what cops do about it -- next. female announcer: it's time to make room for the new mattress models! during sleep train's huge year end clearance sale, get beautyrest, posturepedic even tempur-pedic mattress sets at low clearance prices. save even more on floor samples, demonstrators, and closeo

pam: plus, a drone crashes down on the white house grounds. who is claiming responsibility for it -next. >> pam: right now at 5:30. >> pam: you are looking at videongerous sideshow on the streets of east oakland. this happened yesterday afternoon. >> pam: more than 100 - people blocked the on-ramp on to interstate-880. >> reporter: you are looking at video of the legal sideshow. in east oakland rid it was one of the side shows that occurred that day. couple of sideshows. that happened in the east bay over the weekend. and they were organzied by someone producing a movie. kron 4's haaziq madyun has >> reporter:"at the time we did have a number of sideshows occurring at the same time" >> reporter:the sideshows continued until late in the evening in different locations throughout east oakland. eventually the chp caught on to one in progress. >>"on the high on ramp to northbound 880we were able to break up this sideshow" >> reporter:3-misdemeaner- citations were issued to spectators who live outside of oakland. >>"the ones that we sited were not local, one was from fremont the other two from antiochto aid in these sideshowsthere were over 100-cars at

scott rates kron 4 news. >> pam: today the bay area got off to a bit of a breezy start. >> pam: but it ended up being a sunny. and a little hazy day. >> pamo from emeryville looking out over the bay towards alcatraz. >> pam: let's get a check on the forecast with chief meterologist jacqueline bennett. >> jacqueline: pam we deal with up to low temperatures. 60 in napa and santa rosa was 61 degrees in fremont bridge look at the changes over the next 24 hours. eight degrees cooler in hayward. and antioch and livermore print things will start to one up later tomorrow and especially into the weekend. we will see areas of the f o g over night and there will be chilly temperatures in certain spots. >> jacqueline: otherwise and the forties everywhere else. we will have more sunspot sunshine and the clouds would not be as bad. with record temperatures. let's take a look at those numbers coming up in just a little bit. >> pam:fremont police are investigating five different residential burglaries. all in the same day. >> pam:kron 4's will tran talked to fremont police about what happened. >> pam:yemen's president has resigned -- abed mansour hadi. >

gate bridge stanley roberts kron 4 news. >> pam: and you can send us your video of "people behaving badly." >> pam: we're accepting submissions at kron4.com. >> pam: just click on stanley's photograph on the right side of our home page. >> pam: if you've caught some bad behavior on camera. we want to see it. >> pam: san jose police have now arrested 8 people -- after stumbling on a home- based casino this week. >> pam: officers had been responding to a possible domestic assault. >> pam: when as they arrived, people began scattering from the home. >> pam: inside, police found video gambling machines, drugs and cash in plain sight. >> pam: this is the home -- on the 100 block of south capitol avenue. >> pam: the investigation is ongoing. >> pam: three puppies found in a trash bag in the east bay.are improving tonight. >> pam: someone spotted the terriers at a park in pleasant hill on monday. >> pam: it appears someone tried to suffocate them. >> pam: now they are recovering at the east bay animal rescue and refuge in concord. >> pam: officials say they are still too young to be adopted, so they will be taken to a foster home until they are able to

prosecutor in the alameda county district attorney's office. >> pam: she was just re- elected as state attorney general. >> pam: ahead at eight. >> pam: fatal fog. >> pam: how mother nature contributed to the deaths of several people in the san joaquin valley. later in the broadcast: >> pam: a young skiier gets more than he bargained for on a lift. >> pam: and the reason behind the shutdown of coit tower. that's leaving some tourists furious. >> jacqueline: and it was a pretty nice day out there today. we do have more f o g in store for tonight. more affirmation coming up ~ (vo) at jennie-o, we heard of a place in iowa where every thursday people ride ten miles for tacos. we thought we'd show up and surprise them with a better kind of taco, made with jennie-o ground turkey, cooked thoroughly to 165. (mom) i'd feed my kids turkey tacos over regular tacos any day. (woman) i think that they're light and they're just fresh tasting. (vo) it's time for a better taco. (kid) the tacos tonight were pretty much perfect. (vo) make the switch. look for jennie-o ground turkey at a store near you. >> pam: investigators believe. thick fog played a

pam: a hat fashion show. >> pam: even trying on a tiny toupee. neeners is up for adoption through san francisco's animal control. >> pam: that's it for the kron 4 newsat 8. >> reporter: a little bit on the cooler side occurred--a little bit on the cooler side. widespread but the weekend with warmer temperatures. >> pam: have a nice evening everyone will see you at 11:00. - in new york city's war on crime the worst criminal offenders are pursued by the detectives of the major case squad. these are their stories. - all right, theresa. your turn. - tell everybody to duck. - [laughs] - wow. nicely done. - thanks. - the priest sent me an apology note. as though i'm supposed to absolve him. for years i carried the shame of that abuse without telling a soul. and i can't do it anymore. it's--it's time to come clean. - guess what i found out today.

miracle in the south bay. >> pam: how this bundle of joy survived despite incredible odds. >> pam: plus, a brutal attack against an elderly woman in broad daylight. >> pamspects. >> pam: and the santa clara d-a.releases his findings on the san jose police officer on leave for controversial tweets. (vo) at jennie-o, we heard of a place in iowa where every thursday people ride ten miles for tacos. we thought we'd show up and surprise them with a better kind of taco, made with jennie-o ground turkey, cooked thoroughly to 165. (mom) i'd feed my kids turkey tacos over regular tacos any day. (woman) i think that they're light and they're just fresh tasting. (vo) it's time for a better taco. (kid) the tacos tonight were pretty much perfect. (vo) make the switch. look for jennie-o ground turkey at a store near you. >> pam: >> they said that it was pretty unusual. that if i terminated the pregnancy because children with these issues do not make it to their teenage years. when i found that out i decided to get a second opinion and i came here. >> pam: the baby was born and rushed into surgery where a extremely talented team of surgeons care for the child. >> pam:

pam >>pam moore:and a sad story to share tonight: a san jose veteran who became an internet celebrity last year. has died. 95-year-old. world war two veteran -- joe bell -- died on thursday. his family says, his heart finally gave out. bell became famous after he put on his military uniform and started cheering on runners. as they passed his home. in the video. racers started running out of their way. in order to shake bell's hand. it was a touching tribute between athletes and hero. we know joe bell will be missed. >>: we specialize in french perishable food even ice-cream >>: they do it seven days a week with the help of multiple food donors for this group serving the needy. >>pamors take on the cleveland cavaliers without lebron james and gary radnich will have the sport's next now earn cash for your school year-round at safeway with just for u e box tops offers. simply enroll online at safeway dot com slash box tops and start earning! plus, now until january 20th buy five participating products and earn 20 e box tops with the just for u digital coupon, only at safeway! here's what's new at safeway from general mills! start the morning off right with these delicious big g cereals! or, try new yoplait greek two percent! grab a quick bite with nature valley and motts snacks! and enjoy a hearty meal with some new favorites. you'll find these and other general mills products on sale at safeway today! good gary >>gary radnich: where fans will have a big clash tonight >>: i appreciate that it's easy for that when we get on top >>gary radnich: bottom line players loved him and the owner did not but the former golden state warrior coach is now an espn caster. klay tho

pam pam moore>>: rittmaster says demand for fine wines is soaring. he's taking extra precautions to keep his bottles safe. illegally dumped mattresses in alameda county are being tagged on the street and recycled for cash at d-r-3 recycling in oakland the pilot program comes after new state legislation amied at reducing landfill waste. the recycling effort started in oakland where 5000-mattresses were illegally dumped on city streets last year. mattressess are valued between $6 - $12-dollars depending on their sizeand they must have d- r-3 recycling tags on them when you bring them in. the pilot ends on march 31st of this year. jacqueline bennett it was a gorgeous day out there and another one in store for tomorrow. we will see a little bit of clout coverage--cloud coverage. looking at is briard we see a little bit more high cloud coverage. the clouds will continue to move to the and bay area but no rain is expected. we will see some fog and however. it will be fairly widespread and will continue until six. it will clear out of the north a by around nine and 10 at the latest. we will cease guys into the afternoon with very mild temperatures. we are talking upper 60s. this is january folks! this is 10 years above- average for most places in this area. it will be a little bit cooler in some areas, as you would expect. so we do have gorgeous weather in store for tomorrow which will stay for the weekend. pam>>: coming up is a formal goodbye to a special member of our team. and the 49ers have finally hired an offensive coordinator. . and marshawn lynch remains as reticent in his second super bowl week media appearance as he was in his first. gary has that. and all the sports. next what's that thing? i moved our old security system out here to see if it could monitor the front yard. why don't you switch to xfinity home? i get live video monitoring and 24/7 professional monitoring that i can arm and disarm from anywhere. hear ye! the awkward teenage one has arrived!!!! don't be old fashioned. xfinity customers add xfinity home for $29.95 a month for 12 months. plus for a limited time, get a free security camera call 1800 xfinity or visit comcast.com/xfinityhome. gary radnich>>: the coach has been elevated to the new offensive coordinator. that is a very important position as they call the plays. he has not been a coordinator since 2001 with san diego. the super bowl as the--the committee has

pam pam i think we can see those they're in the materials i understand the importance of enthusiastic way the pillars of augusttion. >> director dodd. >> i believe the total on that groundtion relate to serving the public not enhancing the service for employees it maifrs makes it more difficult to find our needs for additional fund in the context of serving the public. >> so thank you. >> one of the - so when the original discussions were done when the mayor come to the director and explained what the budget instructions and came to the cfo there were only a few of the goals when we actually issued the budget you instructions they added one other interesting area and that is cross departmental collaboration this may be something that we can look at in terms of and i'm just throwing an idea out it is not necessarily what would happen but in terms of of emerge of member services connections with the other departments so that maybe an area so the next steps we have to pit together a proposed departmental budget and bring it to you in november right now staff is working on their proposals we will come pile those and put those together and make decisions and then forward that on to you for approval those the budget will safer the mayors instructions and propose ongoing reductions and as itch as possible if proposing embarrassment that meets the goals we'll be implementing the strategic plan. >> okay. thank you. >> are there. >> i have a couple of slides on the schedule if you want me to go through that or you want me to address the issues. >> i'd like to address the issues the whole process is come back to us in february that way we can reinforce those steps having the action tied to it so are there questions of pam at this point of progress. >> at the 205 where do i see that broke down when i look at that. >> you don't this - in terms of the monthly report it is in there but hard to see that's right why when i come back to you i'll work on a better depiction of what it is spent on. >> i'd like to see it as a separate item is that possible so you you know it's a separate and on an ongoing basis. >> yes. i can work on that. >> there's not much change between months because many of the - a good amount of 205 budget is projects but i will be glald glad to bring forward a schedule. >> particle on a fiscal year basis you're trying to put together the expenditures i'll agree with commissioner breslin it's good to see those as we go forward. >> i'll be glad to do that. >> are there questions or comments from the board all right. any any public comment on this item? if not thank you secretary i'm to take the privilege of chair and ask that we take a ohio gene break untilave - the members on board as we'l

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pam moore to marchand lynch. pam is a good running back. >>pamg to keep up with you gary >>gary: i have young kids. the point is the marchand lynch you look around the people the to work with you can tell was a good person and a confident were a person the people on the road will tell you. and marchand lynch is teammates a swear by him and they like him. he did say what everyone about this act he's putting on but the people that know you are the ones that count. the insecure people are the ones is not sure of themselves this guy is sure of himself. >>gary: 7 brady and montana right now brady admits that he has a cold. his wife has a really bad cold. he has a picture of himself wearing a joe montana of jersey he grew up idolizing joe montana. the giant panda lay fix the patriots to win the super ball bowl... animals jump man jumped end to give their opinions on the super bowl >>pam: next week and a check with been as a vestige vanessa with your we can forecast weekend forecast... >>pam: will all of us what it is welcome and new member of our team

charge for hostages and three hostages a dent the fourth suspect is on the run >> pam: detaining everybody i am pam moore. >> pam: drivers be warned. the golden gate bridge is closing in four hours. it's also crows can install a new media and down the middle of the bridge. a safety barrier between drivers traveling in either direction. >> pam: right now traffic is already being affected. we're monitoring the approaches up for you. as of a live look at presidio parkway and more readable bar. one of the routes and onto the space and. right now crews are closing four lanes. two northbound lanes into southbound lanes i had of the total shutdown at midnight. >> pam: at 10:00 p.m. the chp will begin giving incoming traffic the squeeze. narrowing the available lanes options leading up to the bridge. and once that meeting and both in and this weekend delays themselves will be more narrow the drivers are accustomed to >> reporter: with notes sold on the right and only flimsy plastic combs separating the north and southbound lanes drivers on the golden gate bridge and have always had very little margin for error when cros

pam: protesters said they will be back the pri and and they're one to build the u.n. where the target will be this time. those stories coming up at six. >> pam: now as 6:00 she became the face of the death with dignity movement. now two months after the highly publicized case of brittany maynard california lawmakers are pushing to allow terminally ill patients to in their own lives. good evening i am pamg in the past california lawmakers have once again introduce right-to-die legislation. saying allowing this option for terminally ill patients is the compassionate choice. kron 4 is decrement attended a news conference in the state capital and has our story. >> reporter: in her decision to pick a per life and move to oregon because they have a death with dignity loll. this is a story of brittany maynard. >>: britain and i felt appreciative of her legal right in oregon that she can decide when enough was enough. >> reporter: now mainers family is joining with california lawmakers to give all california's the option with with without leaving the state. >>: this is an option is to be all the available to all californians and all people really. >> reporter: the proposed law will lead doctors prescribed a life in the medication for those that wanted in their lives. >>: i believe this is a civil rights and human rights for person with a terminal diagnosis. >> reporter: it comes with the safe

. >> pam: new tonight a california health officials have announced the number of measles cases have risen to 91. but evening i am pam moore. >> pam: 58 of those inspections what are connected to and outbreak that began at disneyland last month. but the disease is now spreading through local communities including three new cases here in the bay area. >> pam: kron 4 charles clifford: is live tonight in marin county. that is where our health officials announced today two new infections. he spoke with a doctor today to believe despite the rising number of infections the disease can still be defeated. >> reporter: doctors as saying the vaccine is not only the key to saving lives but also in diminishing this disease throughout the world. >> reporter: dr. arthur right goal is a professor of epidemiology u.s. the berkeley. he believes that can be about the disease can be completely eradicated using vaccines. but in recent years on number of parents have refused to vaccinate their children. and the doctor says the that's what allows the measles to come back. >>: the doctor speaking we really haven't had that in recent years this is a rela

re-signed outshine the typical winter weather closer look at what's in store >>pam: getting everybody i am pam moore >>pam: the main is a los are spreading. new numbers show there are now 68 cases of measles and california. and a number of babies are now being quarantined out of fear that they may have come in contact with measles at local hospital. >>pam: kron 4 is at the anderson spoke with a mother who was told to keep our six month bowl isolated she began darting coverage. >>: a child whose chosen not to vaccinate brought the child then with measles. >>reporter: doctors gave her an immunity of a bowl stir to fight off any possible present problems. >>reporter: the symons are following the voluntary quarantine in they're optimistic that their baby will not get the measles. >>: the the major contamination could be formed and 7 to 10 days. >>: i will decide whether my child get this disease and not in that upsets me that people have not vaccinated their children. >>pam: the number of measles cases in the stake increase by nine. justice yesterday to of those cases were reported in santa clara county. . >>

pam: we have by choosing your links and videos if he's catching people behaving that badly on capper will like to see that so he consented to art kron-4-dot-com or check our homepage. >> pam: still mib a freeway but highway 24 lately is taking on a new distinction is a place where life begins. and we will explain. but hospital in missouri has even more to boast about the nursery is filled with six sets of twins find out what else makes this dirty dozen so special. and with the drought outlook still doesn't know what out forced director water rules water use rules. we'll tell you what state water regulators are saying now about the future. 7 >> pamcalifornians might see stricter water rules on water use rules this year. the state agency that oversees conservation says that could mean more fines and more restrictions. >> pam: it's the thing we thought after emergency rules were set last july. gloria's scott says she paid to a and $50 water is water fine last year at her home in pleasanton. >>: i had a leak, of broken pipes underneath the ground. i almost fainted plus the water that was used was close of $500. i believe if it doesn't rain this year, we are definitely considering stricter regulations. . >> pam: the state constitution lets officials outlawed some water use is and find agencies thousands of dollars if they do not believe their customers. >> reporter: if it felt hotter than normal last year it was all across the globe nasa scientists said last year was the warmest on the cards since 1880, surpassing prior record set in 2005 and 2010. nasa says all but one of the 10 warmest years on record have occurred since 2000 sign

pam: the justices say they will decide whether or not that ruling was constitutional. the hearing will start in april. the justice say they expect to make a decision sometime around the end of june. >> pam: right now 14 states including kentucky man michigan and ohio have legislation preventing same- sex couples from getting married >> pamahead and does its seemed everyone in your office is it? the latest on the nationwide flu epidemic is next. plus and this is not what you want to see when you go to the zoo. rhinos on the run. how does happen ahead. >> catherine: if this seems the more people around you are getting sick with the flu then you're probably right. doctors say flow is on the rise in the bay area. we're entering into the peak season ride around now and they could last a couple of months. >> catherine: just this week the cdc deliver the disappointing news that this season's flu vaccine is doing a miserable job. it's only reduce your chances of getting flow by 23 percent as opposed to the more typical 60%. >>: >> catherine: the cdc says that nationwide the flu season is now at epidemic levels. 19 children died last week in the u.s. bringing the total number of pediatric flew death for the season to 45. doctors say it's not too late to get a shot despite the fact does not give you complete protection. >> pam: t

pam: an unintended side effect of the iconic golden gate bridge. ever since the new media at bear er has gone up it seems drivers have been growing faster. good evening i am pam moore >> pam: people cross the bridge regularly are not the only ones to have noticed. and only off kron 4 tonight scott reich spoke with british officials at the chp and has what they have to stay. >> reporter: cut the barrier been providing a little bit too much of a peace of mind for drivers. >>: i didn't think it would be a connection between the barrier and increase speed but apparently not. >> reporter: our truck is will be at the speed limit of 45 mi. an hour and conceive several cars flying right by yes. and now officials are calling on the chp for help. officer rob was also say and the time span of one hour the c h payne wrote 14 speeding ticket all loans with the fastest as high as 70 mi. an hour. >>: people for whatever region are approaching the toll plaza at excessive speeds. we put and traffic control devices called analyzers to get them to slow down and go in a straight line and we want drivers to know the speed limit is still 45 mi. per hour. it's still a very dangerous road way an

--fell. >> pam: developing news tonight, a dangerous drug operation and a pretty of right in the middle of it pretty neighborhood. sky >> pam: rates live tonight in san ramon. >> reporter: pam, neighbors tell me that is the very disturbing team to see the as matt teen but they are thankful and stabilized stabilizing the situation before things happened. >> reporter: this quiet neighborhood is not used to sing has met team spirit >> i woke up to the school and it is usually quiet. >> reporter: a disturbing the star break discovery was made. --and disturbing discovery was made. >> reporter: arresting 31 your old allegedly using canisters to extract honey oil or waxed out of marijuana. >> contained hazardous. that is what it called up and has met team. >> reporter: was selling it out of his father san ramon home. nearly two years. >> i live next door. it is strange. >> reporter: they did have the operation going. >> reporter: man taken to the county jail is where he will be and is facing several charges live from san ramon scott rates kron 4 news. >> pam: mayor sam mcardle has been sworn man. charles is live at the inauguration >> reporter: taking an oath of office before a pa

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pam's all my smarter alma marter... under such a parents pay $50,000 as call our boss breakfast challenge and people are starting to get involved. if using your son and daughter ecology pain that tuition pam's probably right you should have some fun. >>pamarea get some rains before the month ends. jacqueline the be back with our forecast. bulldog: mattress discounters presidents day sale! get up to four years interest-free financing on the entire tempur-pedic cloud collection! and, get a queen size serta mattress and box spring set for just $397. ♪ mattress discounters ♪ female announcer: save up to $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic. even get three years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. keep more presidents in your wallet. sleep train's presidents' day sale is on now! ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>reporter: these people with the shock faces are testing out a new high-tech car. and one of the cost most popular social networks have added a new feature turned into kron 4 news it eight and not solely was buzzing in the tech world. >>pam: today marks 29 years since the space shuttle disaster on the spacecraft exploded 76 seconds after takeoff. all seven crew members on board were killed and including christa mcauliffe

pam: were you expecting this today? >> pam: the decision was what about antitrust >> gary: the a's will like to move to san jose for it the antitrust laws are such ... and they are not going anywhere! >> pam gosh! we created a monster! >> this just in to the kron 4 newsroom. >> grant: major caltran backup tonight. no one was injured and there were no injuries to report. with our helicopter partnership with abc said the new spirit in berlin game the sea cruise on the scene assessing the situation. this can stop san tram buses to avoid the delay. >> grant: a major issue with long delays tonight as people are trying to get home on caltran single trekking through that area and we will stay on top of this with any development as we get them. >> pam: getting closer to the weekend. people like to know more about the showers ahead? >> jacqueline: right now a satellite radar picture looks impressive but it is to try to see any rain hit the ground. wider deal and its focus to the north of the spirit.. still. chance of light showers. >> pam: hope to see you back here at 8. bulldog: through monday, save up to 40% on clearance mattresses. pup: oh! here's another! bulldog: that means up to 48 months in

pam: now at six we are counting down to the long disclosure of the golden gate bridge ever. just six more hours before the iconic structure close as for the entire weekend. but evening i am pam moore. >> pamking about for months now it is finally here. the golden gate bridge is shutting down. so crews can install new movable barriers. all to help make the bridge safe with team coverage tonight grant lotus is here to take a look of the bridge. dan kerman reporting their lot of people on the roads right now try to get durant county we keep hearing about midnight is closing at midnight but in fact they're doing a lot of pre closure activity which meiji do not want to get caught before that bridge close. >> reporter: pretend getting around the bridge closure could be quite tricky this weekend the chp expect surrounding highways to be jammed packed drivers traveling to iran county can use the 580 or the regiment san rafael bridge or the bay bridge to get around. at 8:00 p.m. this the point and the parking lots will be closed. and those that are on site will be encouraged to leave. the bridge will be reconfigured from six lanes of track that the four. >> reporter: be reducing delays between sou

may the new pam whatever. >> pam oliver? >> my hair. >> what are you saying, you wish you would have gone into sports. >> maybe that i would have tried it. i absolutely was like no way no way i know about hockey and baseball like i don't know enough about it, so i was too scared. >> you need to be passionate about what you are doing. >> yes. >> apparently sports waist not a passion. >> i loved sports, i just don't know enough about it to report. if someone through you out and gave you a microphone at football game, would you know what to say? >> coy say something, i don't know if it would make any sense. >> i would know something to say but not enough to be a sports reporter. >> i see people doing that all the time. >> don't know what they are talking about? >> coy probably do basketball games. mike, what's yours? >> i don't think i would have don't married the first time. >> oh, that's good one. >> because it just wasn't fair to her. i wasn't as into it as she was. but the result of it was two children. >> two beautiful gir

pam: now at six a new era begins in oakland. libby's shaft takes the oath of office with a clean slate and a very big agenda. getting evening i am pam moore. >> pamn is live in oakland with the mayor was just worn tan. >> reporter: san jose's new mayor was officially take the oath of office tomorrow. before rousing crowd in paramount theater libby's shaft took the office of bayer of oakland. she says that this is the beginning of a new era for the city. >>: will get off the top list of most dangerous cities with gonna rebuild our police department giving them the modern tools to do affective community policing. by expanding our prevention programs. >> reporter: expanding education is one of for plants making sure that of priority is preschools and bringing additional business to the oakland area. the mayor speaking lot of people want to be here that want to open a business is in oakland is a beautiful city but restaurants the whether the transit water you waiting for. >> reporter: shaft is known as one of oakland's biggest cheerleaders and she did not disappoint on that note. mayor speaking i have lived here all my life and i see a moment of prom

pam? >> pam or nick i just want to -- just pin the mike. just put this in the context of the issues we've been discussing in elasticity that we really don't have great evidence on but that nonetheless is critical to the growth effect. >> let me put it in terms that everyone can understand. if you have a multinational which has a domestic factory and a foreign factory, because of the tax changes in the camp plan, for example, intellectual property is know-how or expertise, that expertise is going to move from the foreign location and reduce output there and then come into the united states and increase output here just because of a legal recharacterization of where this property is located and i find this totally unrealistic but i could be missing something so i just want to ask for clarification. >> so, i think one thing that could have been improved in our report was describing what we meant by i.p. a little better because it's not just intellectual property it's really intangible property. and the multinational corporation sector, with that shifting, based on the paper that was cited earlier and, yes it does have that effect. we are as we mentioned always trying to look for whether or not models need to be altered and we are researching right now what we think should be done about that. >> yes? >> just to keep the tax analyst going, i'm a capital reporter. this is also for nick and pam. and i'm not sure if this question is too vague, too complicated or something you already covered, but how do you think about the issue of crowding out because objectviously the way it's financed can affect the economic impact and i've found, so far being in the tax world, that's a big factor that people kind of dance around or don't fully acknowledge when they are talking about how they view the economic effects of tax cuts. >> okay. so particularly in the meg model where we don't have to make any kind of closing assumption whatever crowding out is happening because of the proposal is going to have the normal sort of effects that crowding out has. it drives up interest rates and is therefore going to depress capital formation as you move down the horizon. for olg we try to make the -- there are two things. first of all, the closing assumption, because we are trying to model tax policy, we try not to use a counterfactual change to tax policy to make the closing assumption. second of a

. >> pam: are wrong will check again with you. >> pam: in berkeley. one >> pam: at city hall and police found itself trapped in the eight elevators. --in a elevator. >> reporter: a mysterious do as been threatening birds year on. >> reporter: racine where this school has not been spotted. . >> reporter: hear a kindly point and foster city. it >> reporter: coyotes killed park.. >> reporter: most of the birds that have to do on them are dead. will it coca coca coca caucus. >> reporter: vanadate on the causes year. >> reporter: years of video gear coming from sacramento. -- heres. >> reporter: crews are still all here and it should have new affirmation year tonight at 8:00. >> reporter: looking at the bay from afar looks pretty nice. the clock here has broken up. >> reporter: we had partly cloudy conditions for tomorrow and thursday as wall and was the afternoon clearing. >> reporter: were haven't a record breaking in january. january exports the warmest january on record. >> reporter: happening now we are less than an hour away from the president's address is the

pam: she's expected to be ok. fairfield woman pleaded not guilty to murdering her two month old child back in june. >> pam: 21 year-old says that should not start a boy with methamphetamines and and it was taken off the medical center with symptoms of choking difficulty breathing. this happened back june 18th. the chow passed away. >> pamcumarol methamphetamine poisoning and now says was pregnant again be back in court next month. still i had more more children on getting their vaccines. >> pam: day aired. doctor says about the cost of the kids about coverage why could be a big problem for the rest of the committee. >> pam: man orders of the food from address to restaurant have until next incautions will be right back. bulldog: you don't need superpowers to help someone. sometimes, all it takes is a warm heart and a cold nose. that's why mattress discounters good deed dogs is raising money to train service dogs for people with disabilities. i would never imagine a life without an assistance dog ever again. i relied on people a lot. he helps me live a more independent life. bulldog: we need your help to do more. give at mattressdiscountersdogs.com, or any mattress discounters. mattress discounters good deed dogs helping dogs help people >> reporter: to #news protestors right now being loaded into to get away from santo

pam: developing tonight along san mateo bridge. traffic flying animal attractions now * after early afternoon protest shut down traffic heading westbound. >> pam: part of the jet jr. king pro holiday had seen protest all across the death brought nearly 1000 demonstrators. >> pam: continue team coverage of today's events with just a bushel live and publicity some of the latest on what's happening in some at san mateo bridge. >> reporter: traffic is flowing smoothly again the sports us caught a lot of headaches for drivers driving across the tech. >> reporter: look at the essex and sea traffic backed up for miles on monday afternoon. look at all the cars with nowhere to go nullity off the bridge. you see in this video in helicopter partnership at abc seven. holiday traffic not light by any stretch. >> reporter: protestors use accord and effort to shut the bridge down many got on the bridge on the westbound side and made their way to a high-rise others were dropped off in cars on the sponsor of the bridge. >> reporter: it away the protest was a mess a deal with. all started before 5 am both directions or stop for time. h-p officers able to get the protesters on the east on side of the custody and those lanes reopened a little after 5. the westbound that is where

pam: full adoption basins and i gary observations >> pam: coming up tonight at 6 is there rain on the way jacqueline is back with a complete forecasts. (vo) at jennie-o, we heard of a place in iowa where every thursday people ride ten miles for tacos. we thought we'd show up and surprise them with a better kind of taco, made with jennie-o ground turkey, cooked thoroughly to 165. (mom) i'd feed my kids turkey tacos over regular tacos any day. (woman) i think that they're light and they're just fresh tasting. (vo) it's time for a better taco. (kid) the tacos tonight were pretty much perfect. (vo) make the switch. look for jennie-o ground turkey at a store near you. >> pamilm boy could 13 trophy is best director, best supporting actress and best drama. in the comedy musical categories the grand budapest hotel one best picture, while the transgendered thing transparent took best tv series and best actor for jeffrey tambour who dedicated his award to the trans did gender community. our sister station by size tv has complete coverage of the golden globes on there website bite size tv dot com. >> reporter: the fog is good impact harsh close line in the bay area. will be left once funny skies and mild temperatures for the rest of the week. announcer: chances are someone you love will one day be affected by some kind of vision problem. save your vision for the years ahead. call... or log on to seeabettertomorrow.org to learn about glaucoma and macular degeneration. my whole life, i didn't have health insurance because it was too expensive. as a professional dancer, i tend to beat up my body a lot and having health insurance is a priority for me. it's a relief

hear from pam -- [inaudible] and nick ball on how -- what is that tom hanks movie how you do the best thing you do? [laughter] anyway, i'm not sure who's speaking first, but pam and nick -- pam's speaking first for 15 minutes and then nick will speak for 15 minutes. without further ado, let me introduce pam. >> hi. well, thank you all for coming out in this awful weather. i was a little worried. it just occurred to me at the last minute that i didn't have a joke to start with, but then len put me in mind of an oldie but goody. what would happen if all the economists and all the weather forecasters switched places? nothing. [laughter] so i think that's where i've learned kind of the philosophy that appears to be underlying a lot of the questions that are going on here today. what nick and i are going to do -- and this goes to dade's introduction -- david's introduction -- is we're not going to talk about the same things that we usually talk about because we've all heard it a million times. i'm going to be providing some history to remind people of where we are in terms of modeling and modeling research, and then nick is going to provide a lot of informationing about the detail

pam: untroubled with audio there. >> pam: will be now to another story this what out of southern california man is under arrest for allowing his 18 year-old daughter to throw of very risque birthday party. these are pictures taken from bolivia lakes playboy's seemed celebration. along with her provocative sell fees and the teens father also appalled was some of the scantily clad gas over 200 people showed up to the birthday celebration. fair share of deputies were called in to the home in p o w a y after they say the party grew out of hand. with a party like this is a the your having out party favors >> pam: the father can face up to six months in prison for allowing under age drinkers in his home. they're of proposing new order to ordinances to prevent parties like this from mayhap from happening again >> reporter: the bay area is going up against l.a. washington d.c. del been out all other international cities the day of them not been held here in the united states said and then let's of since 1996. the majority of the people are saying no thanks. bill says that there is an nothing but congested and wasted money he says the they'll be spending hundreds of millions of dollars for nothing. all calls as good for jobs and would create the dollars and would bring in bad for everything else. these and saying on their and our already facilities in the bay area of the one gonna do not have to be built housing bill which that would need to be built could be quickly fill with as apartments. >> gary: what i spoke out the other guy is famous everybody's checking on john madden the former raider co

pam: news tonight is six races graffiti. >>pam: references to the cool clucks klan and bizarre connection interact song lyrics and drug use. all part of an apparent vandalism spree targeting a school in the neighborhood in morgan hill. david and i am pams kirby task like this one reads kkk all day said the black man has parents and others here in morgan hill's paradise valley elementary school shaking their heads asking who would do such a thing and why? >>reporter: other images include swastikas, pentagram and crude images of a sexual nature and the perpetrators are also suspected of tagging house into cars on a nearby street and a smashing windshields of this car is well. >>reporter: some of the images " of the lyrics from rap songs and a heavy metal band along with several references to the marijuana subculture suggesting to both police and school officials that vandals appeared to have no specific agenda. >>reporter: the district will quickly to pay over the offensive images before the kids saw them with some did as parents and the district seize the opportunity for a teaching moment. >>reporter: the vandalism occurred as graffiti is down here. but amid heightened security in the area, pick police are reviewing surveillance video

excited for the opportunity in think will be a good matchup >>gary radnich: pam on sunday when you cook for a gathering? >>pamadnich: well that was quick i prefer to watch the game play- by-play in solitude and not allowed party. shunning tiger woods right here . tiger woods shot 82. this was the worst round of his whole career. >>: i'm just doing this on defined. >>: see that's all tiger needed that's it for the kron 4 news at 11. stay connected with kron 4 and get latest news at kron 4 dot com. or download one of our mobile apps. goodnight! bulldog: mattress discounters presidents day sale! get up to four years interest-free financing on the entire tempur-pedic cloud collection! and, get a queen size serta mattress and box spring set for just $397. ♪ mattress discounters ♪ >>> super babies. >> what's the game plan? do you have your cellphone on you at all times? >> could the big game hinge on his pregnant girlfriend? >>> then, why they're so concerned about drones attacking the super bowl . >>> plus, knock knock, it's me, the pilot. >> that's our pilot. he got locked out. >> reporter: emergency landing afte

pam: a dangerous side so sense down the busy highway and how police were able to lie down one of the drivers were bought involved. >> pam: for san francisco counselor speaks to the four men that were killed on friday night moments before they were gunned down in san francisco we will hear what he has to say. bulldog: you don't need superpowers to help someone. sometimes, all it takes is a warm heart and a cold nose. that's why mattress discounters good deed dogs is raising money to train service dogs for people with disabilities. i would never imagine a life without an assistance dog ever again. i relied on people a lot. he helps me live a more independent life. bulldog: we need your help to do more. give at mattressdiscountersdogs.com, or any mattress discounters. mattress discounters good deed dogs helping dogs help people >> pam: ahead tonight that a police are facing murder charges for the under the action details of the deadly confrontation. and details of a baby playing with a real gun and has parents in hot water. and what we've learned about the man behind the wheel of a mustang that stop traffic today. rd of a place in iowa where every thursday people ride ten miles for tacos. we thought we'd show up and surprise them with a better kind of taco, made with jennie-o ground turkey, cooked thoroughly to 165. (mom) i'd feed my kids turkey tacos over regular tacos any day. (woman) i think that they're light and they're just fresh tasting. (vo) it's time for a better taco. (kid) the tacos tonight were pretty much perfect. (vo) make the switch. look for jennie-o ground turkey at a store near you. my whole life, i didn't have health insurance because it was too expensive. as a professional dancer, i tend to beat up my body a lot and having health insurance is a priority for me. it's a relief to be able to keep t

pam: coming up reaction to the terrorist act and france and the authority's are continuing to search for the suspects that opened fire in the newspaper office. >> pam: a shake-up in san jose what the police department is doing it to get more patrols where they're needed. can't say thank you enough. you have made my life special by being apart of it. (everyone) cheers! glad you made it buddy. thanks for inviting me. thanks again my friends. for everything for all your help. through all life's milestones our trusted advisors are with you every step of the way. congratulations! thanks for helping me plan for my retirement. you should come celebrate with us. i'd be honored. plan for your goals with advisors you know and trust. so you can celebrate today and feel confident about tomorrow. chase. so you can. >> pamt. the target three gunmen behind a brutal terrorist attack that left 12 people dead and an entire nation in mourning. good evening i pam moore. the suspect behind the attacks have been identified. now police are fanned out across france try to track them down. ran lotus joins us now with the latest. >> reporter: one is identified as an 18 year- old and the other two are in the 30's. these pictures are from the city of round and 80 mi. from parris. three gunmen are believed to have fled there after the massacre of a dozen journalists and police officers at the offices of the satirical magazine and in the capital. the killers reportedly said they were from malachite as of yemen branch. al quedas.... >> reporter: killers shouted then got is a great they said they spoke fluent french. then they ran toward a black getaway car this when giving up know what may be considered a military style can signal to his accomplices. after driving away the gunman fired at pursuing police. they're abando

pam: oakland police are checking surveillance cameras in the area for evidence and crime stoppers program is offering a reward of $7,500 for information leading to an arrest in the case. >>pam: still had a possible case of the ball in northern california. where the patient is hospitalized tonight and the precautions being taken and usx the changes to a dangerous road in the south bay just days after jogger was killed. >>pam possible case surfaces and northern california. tonight a patient is being treated at uc-davis medical center for ebola like symptoms. j. r. stone is live at the hospital tonight there when will doctors know whether this is the ball? >>reporter: it could come tomorrow or could come tonight the doctors have been at the medical center all day long tried to assess this patient to see if they do in fact have the ball looked right now they do not know at this point. >>reporter: k. this is what looks like outside the hospital this morning you concede that has met suits worn by officials. this patient originally went to mercy general hospital was transferred to this facility when doctors learned of their symptoms and the fact that they had recently been to west africa. >>reporter: that patient is now in isolation. i talked with other patients here at the hospital many of whom are wearing masks today. even though the ball is not transferred by error recording as experts these folks tell me th

pam: the two men arrested in connection with a wrong pot was death face charges of vehicular manslaughter and reckless driving and if convicted face a maximum of six years in prison. >> pam: a big gray to tell you about a store we brought to you earlier this week. three men have been arrested in a brazen robbery that left the store clerk in critical condition. this surveillance video of the crime obtained by kron 4 news. this case is a bit controversial because the victim's family believes proper medical care was not given to the injured clerk. fire officials address the concerns today. >>: in a case like a shooting the best intervention that we could do it is actually to get the package and get them to the helicopter >> pamctim is recovering at a hospital but is still in critical condition. >> reporter: temperatures of and we're from 5 to 16 degrees above our seasonal normal. we have a west northwesterly cold winds and they knew it will increase throughout the course of the nicest. will have a secondary round of dry air. 58 in the city 61 in livermore. >> reporter: starlets skies over night and only a few pettifog areas. patchy fog areas >> pam: new information about the body the was stuffed in the suitcase. police released a photograph of a man that they want talk to regarding this disturbing case. >> reporter: police and not ready to call this person a suspect and nor are they ready to call what they found a homicide but they do want to talk to this person to get more details on what happened. they never lose least this series of photos of and regards of a person of interest that they would speak to about the body that was discovered in the suitcase. >>: he was seen in the area at the time of the disco