expanding the list of witnesses to be interviewed about the nominee's alleged sexual abuse of women, ryan o'donnell is here with the day's developments.ryan? (ryan)catherine and vicki, the clock is ticking and the number of potential witnesses is growing.the new directive, issued today, says the f-b-i can interview anyone they deem relevant as part of their investigation of supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. "senator flake, donald trump, brett kavanaugh - can you hear us now? "president trump bowing to pressure. "should the fbi interview all three of brett kavanaugh's accusers?" "it wouldn't bother me at all." federal agents will investigate allegations of sexual abuse ... "i believed he was going to rape me."...as well as his sworn denial of binge drinking in high school and college.i did not drink beer ti tghe point of blacking outthat denial now being challenged by a yale classmate. i am saying there are omissions ... there were certainly many times when he could not remember what was going onchad ludington released a statement saying "brett was

kron4's ryan o'donnell joins us with more on how they were discovered. we're told the two envelopes that went to the pentagon already looked a little suspicious... and they were addressed to these guys... secretary of defense james mattis and to chief naval of operations, admiral john richardson. and we've just learned another contaminated envelope was sent to president trump. right now... all the mail that came in today from the u-s postal service is being quarantined at the pentagon. we're told the mail that tested positive for ricin... never made it, actually, in to the pentagon itself. when mail comes in... it's first screened... in a separate facility... and that's where this ricin was found. the secret service and f-b-i is now involved. the f-b-i issuing this statement... "f-b-i special agents took possession of two suspicious envelopes that had been screened at the pentagon mail facility. those envelopes are currently undergoing further testing." ricin comes from castor beans and has been used as a weapon. it does a number of things to the body...

kron4's ryan o'donnell joins us with more on why. the study was done by the san francisco county transportation authority looking at data over a 6 year period. they took a look at resident and job growth... and the use of t-n-c's, or transportation network companies, like uber and lyft... and found, they play a major role in added traffic congestion. the study suggests more people are opting for uber or lyft... instead of public transportation... which in turn, puts more vehicles on the roadways.when compared to employment and population growth, the transportation authority believes half of the congestion problems in san francisco are because of the added vehicles. looking at the numbers from a 6 year period... they found during peak driving times... people's speed getting in and out, and around the city, slowed down. in the a-m... people were going 26 percent slower. and in the p-m... it was 27 percent slower. in 2014, an estimated 190-million rides were provided by uber and lyft. less than 2 years later, that number jumped to more

(pam) kron 4's ryan o'donnell joins us now with more on how the jury arrived at its decision. representing himself... hasib bin golamrabbi... tried to pin the murders on his younger brother... even taking the stand to share his account of what happened. he was motionless when the verdict was read in court this morning. guilty of committing two murders with enhancements for using a firearm and lying in wait when he fattaly shot his mom and dad two years ago at their evergreen home. his dad shot 13 times in the garage... his mom once in the back of the head. golamrabbi spent a lot of his defense trying to blame the killings on his 17-year old brother... calling him a mastermind. he was initially charged with second degree murder, but those charges were dropped. the 17-year old testifying, saying his dad and brother faught a lot about his education, having a job and the rules of the house... and heard the gunshots. golamrabbi will find out his punishment on november 16th. he faces a maximum sentence of life in prison without parole. (pam) another big story tonight:two people have

kron4's ryan o'donnell joins us with more... canada has gone green.heir government legalizing pot... making them the second country, after uruguay(yur- ah-gway) to legalize and regulate marijuana. canada is also now, the first g-7 nation to make this move. officials, including the prime minister, say legal marijuana will reduce related crimes and keep profits away from crime organizations. adults are now allowed to buy, use, possess and grow recreational marijuana. a warning from the u-s government... it's still illegal to have it and cross a federal border into the united states. mike taylor / u.s. customs and border protection: "if they are encountered, they will be referred to secondary and the marijuana will be seized and they face penalties and possibly getting arrested." 0:10 the u-s marijuana industry brought in nine-billion dollars in sales last year, according to b-d-s analytics.as for the u-s, 9 states, and the district of columbia allow recreational pot use, while 30 states allow medical marijuana. (ken)coming up. a preview of the multi mil

kron4's ryan o'donnell joins us now with what happened. like all of us... the victim was just getting home last night... when 3 people stopped him... a pointed a gun at him. contra costa sheriff's office says this happened in a neighborhood near livorna road and lavender drive. those three people, we're told... all wearing ski masks. they robbed the home owner... and ordered him inside where they held him at gunpoint and ransacked the house. witnesses say several items were taken from the man and the home including some electronics. at this time... those three armed robbery suspects are still out there. (grant) in the east bay...although it is adjacent to the town in our last story...a recent study names danville as the safest city in california. the study was released by safe-wise dot com...which studied f-b-i data from 20-16 that included assault, murder, rape and robbery. the study found danville's rate of violent crime was 96% lower than the national average. (grant) kirker pass road in concord was closed for about three hours early this morning after a

good evening i'm ryan o'donnell. (terisa) and i'm terisa estacio. grant and vicki have the night off. hurricane michael may have been the third most powerful storm to hit the united states. and we are getting new video showing just how devastating the destruction is. (ryan) on the left of your screen you can see areas in mexico beach before michael hit... and on the right is what's there now. . reporter natasha chen is live in mexico beach florida where michael made landfall as a category 4 storm. natasha? massive flooding...demolished infrastructure...lt. jane pena/u.s. coast guard: "roofs are gone. houses are flattened. trees are everywhere"a trail of devastation from florida to virginiahurricane michael moved out to sea as a post-tropical low friday morning, but not before delivering a final blow to the storm-weary carolinas and southern virginia...gov. roy cooper/-d- north carolina: "during michael we saw wind gusts of almost 70 miles per hour in the outerbanks. and rain totaling almost 10 inches."the destruction the storm left behind now coming

kron4's ryan o'donnell joins us with more on where things stand today. these migrants have a long and difficult way to go still. the mexican government now saying about 25- hundred people have dropped-off the trail. thousands still... are slowly heading towards the u-s mexico border. most, with a story of survival as they escape horrible conditions back home. many bringing the whole family... while others are trying to reunite with loved ones already in the u-s. like bryan covodriles who's three year old daughter, a u-s citizen, is waiting for him. bryan covodriles/trying to reunite with family: "she's the one who needs me the most and i don't want her to growup without me." 0:10 president trump says people shouldn't be able to enter the u-s illegally, saying the u-s has the "dumbest immigration laws anywhere in the world." the migrant caravan started in honduras -- passed through guatemala -- and is now in the southern mexican town of huixtla(weeks-lah).it will likely be weeks -- if not months -- before the migrants even reach the u-s border. (vicki) ta

(ken) kron4's ryan o'donnell joins us with the latest.uble punch, for palu(pah- lue), indonesia. the ground shook... and then the water came in and washed a lot of the town away... leaving many people dead... many missing and 70-thousand people homeless. this is new drone video showing what's left of villages, decimated after the powerful eathquake and tsunami liquefied the ground and destroyed buildings across the impacted region. a nearby hospital continues to treat victims... using make- shift hospital rooms outside of the building in fear of aftershocks. many people still trapped in this hotel that collapsed. thousands are still trying to leave the devastated area. the indonesian military are evacuating many by ship while others wait at the airport for limited commercial flights. right now, the death toll is above 15-hundred people... countless others are still missing. (pam) it's something hotels and casinos are constantly thinking about and changing.. even more so after october 1st .. the date of the mass shooting there one year ago

(ken) kron4's ryan o'donnell joins us with more... including how the senator is responding. senator feinstein says she's a little surprised the president singled her out... while calling his move, a here's what was said during a recent rally in iowa.president donald trump: "how 'bout senator feinstein? that's another beauty. (boos) that's a beauty! did you leak the documents? 'well-- no!' did we leak? did we leak? (cheers) 'no! no! no we didn't-' did you ever see? 'no.' he just said no we didn't leak. (crowd chants "lock her up!")" 0:36 "lock her up" is what the crowd was chanting. senator feinstein has received criticism from republicans over the handling of this letter. waiting weeks before handing it over to the f-b-i... then having it leaked somehow to the media. in response to president trump's rally... senator feinstein wrote "dr. blasey ford knows i kept her confidence, she and her lawyers said so repeadtedly." senator feinstein denies she or anyone in her office gave ford's letter to the press. (catherine) coming up... it seems a little early to start talking about c

kron4's ryan o'donnell joins us with more on how he got trapped in the first place. here's the rescue behind me... this is about 90 miles northwest of phoenix. i lived and worked there for a number of years, and a lot of people accidentally stumble upon mineshafts... but apparently 62-year old john waddell went into this gold mine on purpose. there are a lot of mineshafts in d while waddell was visiting this one, he fell 100 feet... breaking multiple bones in the process. what may have saved his life... was the fact he told his friend and neighbor, where he was going. they had a deal... if he wasn't back the next day... to call for help. terry shrader/ friend: "since he didn't come home yesterday, i was bound determined to come out here today. just as i pulled out my truck i could hear him hollering. help, help, you know." 0:09 soon after the discovery of his friend... the mountain rescue team showed-up with rope... and created a pulley system to waddell out. he was airlifted for treatment of his non-life threatening injuries. (ken) facebook is trying to combat misin

(catherine) kron4's ryan o'donnell joins us with a look at who you'll be able to go 'toe-to-toe' withtough not to think about all the 'what-ifs' that come with playing the lottery... and with a 'doctor evil approved' one-billion dollars on the line... the cash payout still rockets you above some of the most highly paid celebrities in the world. for instance... the million dollars into your account. so, here are the people you can now hang with financially. taylor swift's networth is reportedly around 300-million. mick jagger sits at 360- million. beyonce sits at 450-million several top celebrities have a networth of 400-million. jack nicholson is at 400-million floyd mayweather is at 400-million david letterman is at 400-million doctor phil is at 400-millionhow 500- million... that's still you. you've got tom cruise is at 500-million 'wasted away again' with jimmy buffet is at 500-million and sir elton john is at 500-millionwhile 565-million dollars is just a crazy amount... it's still not enough to have lunch with oprah who's networth is 2.9- billionpresident trump at 3.1- billionand

kron 4's ryan o'donnell has more.n foot and in trucks the caravan is slowly making its way northward.estimates of the number of migrants range from three to seven thousand.most are from hondurans who made their way through guatemala. since crossing into mexico last weekend, they havecovered only a handful of the one=thousand miles to the nearest border crossing in texas.tijuana, their probable destination, is even more distant.wherever they head, president trump says they will go no farther, "wait 'till you see what happens couple of week see a very secure border. you just watch, just watch. and the military is ready. they're all set." "u-s-a, u-s-a, u-s-a...."last spring, the president ordered border states to use their national guard troops to augment the border patrol. california, arizona, new mexico and texas mobilized 22=hundred guardsmen and women. several other states contributed aircraft like these helicopters from mississppi.the mission, known as operation guardian

kron4's ryan o'donnell joins us with what we're learning about the victim. what's surprising...'s what's surprising... is the san joaquin county sheriff's office says the woman who died had decades of experience as a skydiver... more than 25- hundred jumps under her belt. today, she's been identified as 62-year old nina mason of colorado. she was skydiving at the "skydive lodi parachute center" in acampo... and according to the owner, her husband was also on the same jump. you're looking at video from the scene of the accident. the f-a-a says the woman was using her own equipment when she jumped on sunday... and are trying to determine if the shoot was packed properly. since it opened in the 19-80's... 19 people have died, jumping at this facility. six of those deaths happened in the last two years. earlier this year... the center was raided by the f- b-i... seizing credit card receipts, skydiver release forms and videos. two years ago, 20 instructors were suspended for not having the proper training... and the f-a-a fine the center a million dollars for safety and maintenance v

kron4's ryan o'donnell joins us with more on how this happened. d-m-v announcing around 15-hundred people may have been incorrectly registered. they're calling this a "processing error" that happened between april 23rd and september 25th, involving legal residents who are not u-s citizens. this is the latest issue with the department's new "motor voter" registration system. last month, d-m-v announced it may have botched about 23-thousand voter registrations because of a different error. the new 'motor voter law' went into effect in april and is aimed at making it easier for people to register, in order to boost voter turnout.in a letter calling for an audit of the d- m-v... secretary of state alex padilla wrote "i remain deeply frustrated and disappointed that persistent errors by the d-m-v and c-d-t have undermined public confidence." the d-m-v director says they're already investigating this problem... and will cancel any incorrect registrations they come across. early voting for nexy month's election, began yesterday. (grant) paramedics and em

(vicki) kron4's ryan o'donnell joins us with more on what happened once police showed up. this all started in pittsburg... with the suspect leading police on a brief chase into concord... then coming back to pittsburg... where it all came to a deadly end. police say the 37-year old suspect... was holding his family hostage... and when one of the family members tried to intervene, he was shot in the neck. that's man's wife and child was then forced into a vehicle... and that's when police got involved... chasing him into concord, then back to pittsburg. the woman was able to escape with the child, and ran to police... while the suspect ran into the house and barricaded himself inside. while negotiating with the man... police say he came out... and shot at the officers who returned fire and killed him. at this time... police haven't released his name. the contra cost county d-a's office is investigating this shooting. (vicki)another big story tonight: there will be no charges against a bart police officer who shot and killed a man outside the west oakland station. the office

(vicki) even more shocking, the notion that one of them may be a killer.as ryan o'donnell explains, theeriff is warning that any one of them could be a suspect. one=hundred citizens volunteered to search the roadsides near the murder scene.the daylong effort yielded no clues, and sheriff chris fitzgerald says the effort won't be repeated. instead, he's asking residents to keep an eye on their neighbors.in a facebook post, he urged barron residents to watch out for abnormal behavior .. missing work or scheduled appointmens ... or leaving town without explanation.excessive alcohol and drug consumption is also suspect.so is anyone who pays too much or too little attention to the case...anyone acting anxious, nervous or irritable could be reported to the police.the sheriff's department also released dispatch tapes from the night of the murder.they reveal that the original 9-1-1 call came from a cell phone belonging to jayme's mother.that when police arrived five minutes later, they found the front door broken in.no gun was found at the scene... and there was no sign of jayme. (vicki) autops

ryan o'donnell has the day's developments. "senator flake, donald trump, brett kavanaugh - can you hear us now? "president trump bowing to pressure. "should the fbi interview all three of brett kavanaugh's accusers?" "it wouldn't bother me at all." federal agents will investigate allegations of sexual abuse ... "i believed he was going to rape me."...as well as his sworn denial of binge drinking in high school and college.i did not drink beer ti tghe point of blacking outthat denial now being challenged by a yale classmate. i am saying there are omissions ... there were certainly many times when he could not remember what was going onchad ludington released a statement saying "brett was a frequent drinker, and a heavy drinker ... ""when brett got drunk, he was often belligerent and aggressive..." and "in downplaying the degree and frequency of his drinking, brett has not told the truth." the senate's democratic leader says the issue isn't what kavanaugh did 36 years ago, but what h

as thousands of central american migrants head north to the border.as ryan o'donnell shows us ...he migrants are not discouraged. ." "we are honorable people. we are workers. would he call a group of kids terrorists? ." " we are going forward there is no going back. we are fightingover the weekend, the migrants crossed the river separating guatemala and mexico.they passed through tapachula, on foot and in trucks .mexican police are maintaining a heavy presence, but have not interfered,in wheet-lah, the caravan spent its first night in mexico.they covered just 25 miles from the border ... with thousands of miles to go before they near the u=s frontier.to president trump, who began his white house bid by warning about criminals and rapists entering th country ... the threat is imminent, ...that is an assault on our country. that is an assault. and in that caravan you have some very bad people. you have some very bad people...and we can't let th

(ken) as ryan o'donnell shows us, iing to his testimony as evidence he's unfit to sit on the high court chris coons (d) delaware> i think he crossed the line in terms of the sharpness and the partisanship of itcritics zeroed in on brett kavanaugh's confrontational reply to sex abuse allegations "this whole two week effort has been a calculated and orchestrated political hit."and his sworn denial of extreme drinking in the past, "i liked beer. i still like beer, but i did not drink beer to the point of blacking out." "brett has not told the truth"some former yale classmates are challenging his recollection. "he drank heavily. he was a sloppy drunk /// there's no problem drinking in college. the problem is lying about it." "i think he's not told the truth to this committee, repeatedly. how can it not concern anybody that cares about the institution of the supreme court. "opponents say kavanaugh has disqualified himself "if you are lying you should not be seated." president t

(ken)kron four's ryan o'donnell takes a look behind the president's tough talk.foot and in trucks the caravan is slowly making its way northward.estimates of the number of migrants range from three to seven thousand.most are from hondurans who made their way through guatemala. since crossing into mexico last weekend, they havecovered only a handful of the one=thousand miles to the nearest border crossing in texas.tijuana, their probable destination, is even more distant.wherever they head, president trump says they will go no farther, "wait 'till you see what happens over the next couple of weeks. you're gonna see a very secure border. you just watch, just watch. and the military is ready. they're all set." "u-s-a, u-s-a, u-s-a...."last spring, the president ordered border states to use their national guard troops to augment the border patrol. california, arizona, new mexico and texas mobilized 22=hundred guardsmen and women. several other states contributed aircraft like these helicopters from mississppi.the mission,

kron4's ryan o'donnell joins us with the latest. ryan? tonight...gil is being held in the city of amsterdam, new york, where most of the victims are from. as for the limo... it was a modified 2001 ford excursion... that failed inspection last month... and wasn't supposed even be on the road. on top of that... the driver didn't have the right driver's license to be operating that kind of vehicle. according to the governor of new york... the limo driver was supposed to have a c-d-l or commercial drivers license with a passenger endorsement, which he didn't have. d-o-t records show the company, prestige limousine chauffeur service, having several inspection issues over the past two years, with four out of its five vehicles taken out of service. investigators say the limo plowed through a stop-sign, hit two people and crashed into a parked s-u-v, killing everyone involved. the accident happened saturday. it was a birthday party with 17 people celebrating inside the limo. they were heading to a local brewery. there were newlyweds and young couples, along

kron4's ryan o'donnell joins us with more on why the team owes so much. ryan? this is all part of a deal the warriors made years ago to upgrade oracle arena... but since they're leaving... they didn't want to pay the remaining balance. today... they were ordered to do so. in 19-96... a 30-year bond of 100-million dollars was issued to begin a major renovation of oracle arena. along with the upgrades... was a 20 year lease agreement... which they extended, and ends after the 2019-2020 season. the team argued their obligation ends when their lease does... while the colliseum authority, which is a partnership of both the city of oakland and alamdeda county, argued it didn't. the debate went to arbitratoin... which in the end... sided with the colliseum authority. authority chair nate miley, in a statement, says... "we are pleased by today's ruling and believe that it's the warriors, not the oakland and alameda county taxpayers who should repay this debt." the warriors still owe about 40- million dollars. (catherine) coming up... police in the south bay are searchi

(vicki) kron4's ryan o'donnell joins us with more on where they are tonight... and what a possible presidential contender has to say about the commander in chief's actions. there's now a second caravan heading north towards the u-s. this with more than a-thousand migrants... and they're moving faster than the original one. this group of migrants have already forced its way across the river from guatemala... and have now begun arriving in the southern mexico city of tapachula. the same route the first, and much larger, caravan passed through about ten days ago. they're now about 250 miles ahead of the second caravan, in the state of oaxaca(wuh-hawk-uh). hoping to deter these migrants, president trump now announcing he wants to end "birthright citizenship" through an executive order. a topic that was brought-up today in san francisco, during a gubinatorial debate. also, in attendence, michael avenatti, lawyer for stormy daniels. he's become real active in politics. michael avenatti / lawyer for stormy daniels: "i think that the president has used bigotry and racis

(ken) kron4's ryan o'donnell joins us with more on what he said to the president.ning his "make america great again," red hat... he spoke for about 10 minutes. kanye west / american rapper: "there was something about when i put this hat on, it made me feel like superman." 0:04 kanye west was been a long time supporter of president trump. he ws joined by hall of fame running back jim brown, the president's daughter and adviser, ivanka and white house adviser, jared kushner. the white house saying they wanted to have this meeting to find ways to improve urban revitalization, african- american unemployment, and crime in chicago.kanye west / american rapper: "as black people we have to take responsibility for what we're doing. we kill each other more than police officers. and that's that's sad that the police officer is not at issue because they are in a place, a position of power. but sometimes they're in placement of law enforcement. they need to be law powers - force versus power." 0:21 this was west's second meeting with president trump since the 2016 election. his