jane rasco says she was trapped on one side of the house. her husband and granddaughter on the other. so immediately i yelled to find out if they were okay and my husband was yelling from the other side to make sure i was ok, the tree landed within 2 feet of her 6 year-old granddaughter miraculously, she was not hurt roscoe and her husband also, okay. you know, you can see all those what ifs, but i am absolutely sure that god was watching over us watching over my granddaughter, watching my husband watching over rasco says they called 9-1-1 and firefighters helped rescue them from the house. rasco says the community has been very supportive there. currently staying with a friend from church. and this is not the first time the roscoe's have lost a home. their house burned down in the tubbs fire back in 2017. so this is not her first brush with adversity. but in that case we could see it coming. you know, we knew it was coming. so we have time to pack. this one is very different. every day is a blessing. every day is a gift. >> this massive tre

like tendencies when they fundraise. >> and >> rod was probably more of a meat cleaver kelly and rascoe, we're using government levers to squeeze anyone they could for a campaign contribution kickbacks like a cushy job or a fat contract. a little light extortion such as holding up teachers funds. they had deep pockets to fill and a financial machine to do it. >> you can't trade official actions as a governor can exchange for campaign contributions or jobs. i mean, there is one simple word for that it's called graft. >> graft is simply the use of political power and authority in exchange for personal gain the state, the obvious, appointing unqualified people to stay positions because you want to use the government as a vending machine for your political campaign? that's completely illegal. the mo was to make money from every state petitioner possible and small-town hospital ceo, pam davis, looked like just another easy mark. in this case, the >> whole shakedown process is recorded by the hospital executive who is getting shaken down >> oh god, i've never wire i don't care the governor re

rasco says the community has been very supportive there. currently staying with a friend from church. and this is not the first time the roscoe's have lost a home. their house burned down in the tubbs fire back in 2017. so this is not her first brush with adversity. but in that case we could see it coming. you know, we knew it was coming. so we have time to pack. this one is very different. every day is a blessing. every day is a gift. >> this massive trees being removed from the home on thursday. the owner of the house says the city is removing 3 other trees from the street to make sure that this doesn't happen again. i'm sara stinson reporting in napa kron. 4 news. >> on the peninsula, fire crews say they've been busy this week responding to downed trees. they share these pictures with us. they say that since saturday they've got 14 calls about trees and power lines down. but they can expect a break for the rest of the week. our chris lawrence karnow joins us we like to get a nice little break here. i think when you get into a 2, but toda

now >> out of the public eye, rods fundraising goons, chris kelly and tony rascoe felt safe to strong arm money from donors across illinois but unbeknownst to them the fbi was following their every move as part of a far-reaching corruption investigation into the blagojevich's administration is the money rolled in, their role in rods administration only grew, which had his father-in-law, dick male feeling as though he'd been served divorce papers as dick mill famously said he got replaced by a trophy wife or trophy wives, those were the people who were getting the love that he should have gotten and wasn't getting >> we all notice you got here because of dig male rod says i got my own team and so don't talk to dig male. not only does he not do what you want to do, but he's don't talk to my boss. i'm the boss now, we'll dig melanie, fill in it and dig male is not the type to be like. so mad, talk to privately now wears his heart on his sleeve, his anger on his sleeve he can love you today. and if you start hating you tomorrow, you can know pull the switch just like that. >> and mel beco

kelly and rascoe would shake loose 50 grand. all that money plus rods appeal to voters who had felt ignored by the entrenched chicago political dynasties well, it proved to be an unstoppable combination. >> he ran on some things that were uniquely important to black people and health care for kids is a good idea when he said free rides for seniors on public transportation, that resonated with black people specifically laguardia, which became governor in 2003. >> graduations governor may god bless how, do you view your time >> as governor apart from the scandals, how do i say this in a way where i don't sound like a guy without any humility. but i truly believe i was a great governor. i can't think of any governor in my life that did anything for anybody i knew they can walk around and say, you know what? thank you. governor, my daughter had health care through you, free public transportation for seniors and disabled. i did that because they raised the sales tax, which hurts working people and poor people and seniors with the leg

rasco says the community has been very supportive there. currently staying with a friend from church. and this is not the first time the roscoe's have lost their home. their house burned down in the tubbs fire back in 2017. so this is not her first brush with adversity. but in that case we could see it coming. you know, we knew it was coming. so we have time to pack. this one is very different. every day is a blessing. every day is a gift. >> and that was sara stinson reporting for us. the owner of that house says the city is removing 3 other trees from the same street to prevent this from happening again. all right. taking a look at all of you know, damage from that storm. let's talk about our forecast moving forward as we take a live look outside from our sutro cam. look a bit drier out there today. let's check in now with kron four's gayle ong from morning hello, stephanie. s try indeed. so gives people a chance to do some cleanup after the storms. >> but we are dealing with chilly temperatures. the north bay coming out of a frost adviso

rasco says the community has been very supportive there. currently staying with a friend from church. and this is not the first time the roscoe's have lost a home. their house burned down in the tubbs fire back in 2017. so this is not her first brush with adversity. but in that case we could see it coming. you know, we knew it was coming. so we have time to pack. this one is very different. every day is a blessing. every day is a gift. >> this massive trees being removed from the home on thursday. the owner of the house says the city is removing 3 other trees from the street to make sure that this doesn't happen again. i'm sara stinson reporting in napa kron. 4 news. >> well, one lafayette pg 8 crews. they had to clearly a tree that fell into a power line. this is right along the drive in hammond road about a mile from lafayette elementary school. san francisco crews and a patch of a sinkhole in the mission. look a big that is video sent to us from citizens app shows the whole of 14th street right near guerrero. looks like that one. mazda t

rasco says the community has been very supportive there. currently staying with a friend from church. and this is not the first time the roscoe's have lost a home. their house burned down in the tubbs fire back in 2017. so this is n%t her first brush with adversity. but in that case we could see it coming. you know, we knew it was coming. so we have time to pack. this one is very different. every day is a blessing. every day is a gift. >> this massive trees being removed from the home on thursday. the owner of the house says the city is removing 3 other trees from the street to make sure that this doesn't happen again. i'm sara stinson reporting in napa kron. 4 news. >> well, 607, is the time. and the oakland police department fired a probation officer over social media posts made nearly 12 years ago. the posts are described as a series of racist, bigoted and derogatory statements. police say they became aware of the post last friday they launched an internal affairs investigation and finally decided to fire that officer oakland police say

mark rasco and other republicans are trying to tell you that that's the case.at we need to do and i think the opportunity here for the party to move in a different direction is in front of them. but they clearly want to put the back over the, head they want to put the cotton in areas and not pay attention to what's happening. so here we, are eminently mckinsey for the rnc chairmanship right now. >> it's a joke. >> it's another jam-packed hour of the weekend straight ahead. senator alex padilla of california will join into the table. don't go, anywhere i'm filling it the paperwork. the paperwor ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ is this yours? you ready? surprise! i don't think you can clear this. i got this. it's yours now. ♪oh what a good time we will have♪ ♪you... can make it happen...♪ ♪♪ try dietary supplements from voltaren for healthy joints. wanna know why people are getting a covid-19 shot? i'm turning the big seven-o and getting back on the apps. ha ha ha. variants are out there... and i have mouths to feed. big show coming up, so we got ours and that blue bandage? never goes

if they work together, they could back rasco and possibly leave them short of a majority while trying to extract concessions from the top two on a second ballot. that is what is to come in november with the senate republican elected a new year. mitch mcconnell announcing that he is stepping down from that role. we are getting your reaction this morning. more of your phone calls coming up. first let's hear more from the kentucky republican on the senate floor yesterday. he reflected on his career over the many decades in the senate. [video clip] >> my career began in the reagan revolution. the truth is, when i got here, i was just happy anybody remembered my name. president reagan called me mitch o'donnell. close enough, i thought. my wife, elaine and i, got married on president reagan's birthday, february 6. probably not the most romantic thing to admit, but reagan meant a lot to both of us. 31 years, elaine has been the love of my life, and i am eternally grateful to have her by my side. i think back to my first days in the senate with deep appreciation. to the time that help to shap

if they work together, they could back rasco and possibly leave them short of a majority while trying to extract concessions from the top two on a second ballot. that is what is to come in november with the senate republican elected a new year. mitch mcconnell announcing that he is stepping down from that role. we are getting your reaction this morning. more of your phone calls coming up. first let's hear more from the kentucky republican on the senate floor yesterday. he reflected on his career over the many decades in the senate. [video clip] >> my career began in the reagan revolution. the truth is, when i got here, i was just happy anybody remembered my name. president reagan called me mitch o'donnell. close enough, i thought. my wife, elaine and i, got married on president reagan's birthday, february 6. probably not the most romantic thing to admit, but reagan meant a lot to both of us. 31 years, elaine has been the love of my life, and i am eternally grateful to have her by my side. i think back to my first days in the senate with deep appreciation. to the time that help to shap