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thank you for joining us i'm steve aveson. >> pam:and i'm pam moore.ood of oakland. kron-4's j-r stone joins us live tonight. and j-r how are those victims doing?

i'm steve aveson. and i'm pam moore. in an even year. the giants are now headed to the national division series. grant lodes is here with details on the man of the game, who kept the giants season alive. grant? >> grant: will strike out at the 99 m.p.h. to end the top of the fourth the giants' best pitcher more than up to the challenge. he strikes out and sent to guard it to end the threat the giants hit last consulates of 1/6 a hit singles with two outs and then steal second and brandon belt really get a hold of one. again losing your season is over. the bottom eight baumgartner can snags a combat as a man on second heading over. the giants lead 30. as a new major league baseball record ought and they believe and once again this evening. >> pam: police arrested 68 year- old kenneth this morning at his home in lafayette. and then searched his office and found even more. the district attorney's office is now reviewing the case. confirm >> pam: ringlet krieg the clown sidings and threats you can see them across the bay area all alicea matt

i'm steve aveson. i'm pam moore. the news -- at eight -- is next. the news -- at eight -- is next.mom marnie and then she died life. of lung cancer. so i have a personal interest in helping prevent smoking. i'm tom steyer, the co-chair of the yes on 56 campaign. every year, nearly 17,000 california kids start smoking. a third of them will die from their addiction. tobacco taxes reduce youth smoking. please. vote yes on prop 56. if we can save even a few lives, it's worth it. want a great way to help our children thrive? then be sure to vote yes on proposition 55. prop 55 doesn't raise taxes on anyone. instead, it simply maintains the current tax rate on the wealthiest californians to prevent education cuts that would hurt our kids. no wonder prop 55 is endorsed by the california pta, teachers and educators. because all of us want to help our children thrive. it's time to vote yes on proposition 55. it's time to vote yes >> it's all at etonline.com. >>> travel consideration provided by -- katie holmes.we're talking to see youuthen. >> bye, everybody. >> ourrkatie holmes exclusive --

. >> steve: i a steve aveson . >> pam: and, i am pam moore >> pam: now to the final presidential debate! >> reporter: this seems as if they have started talking over each other. the moderator was try to get them from stop talking to or talking over each other. >> there is no evidence. there is no evidence. >> reporter: then when he succeeded the pontus kept coming. -- punches kept coming >> there was even an ant time or he did not receive an award and he started accusing the award for rigging the award winners. >> pam: our coverage continues tonight. >> steve: j.r. stone attended a watch party in the east bay. there are a lot of different opinions. >> reporter: conceived the hundreds of people who show up to watch what a jumble trumpet they set up chairs were set on the ground. it was like this all across the area. garridos cinnamon--at regal cinemas and dublin. >> it was a bloodbath. it was name-calling and everything. it was great, i really enjoyed it. >> this is the worst presidential campaign for election in years the behavior of the candidates are awful. >> if this shows how politi

i'm steve aveson. >> pam:and i'm pam moore. >> pam:this was a traffic stop that took a dangerous turn. this is where it all ended. the officer was dragged by the suspect's car. >> pam:while that was happening the officer did manage to shoot and hit the person driving the vehicle. here you can see moments transported to the hospital. >> steve:multiple police motorcycles escorting the ambulance. tonight -- both the officer and suspect are in the hospital. kron4's ella sogomonian the latest. >> reporter: mcgraw here at to send francisco general hospital. both the suspect and a police officer. >> he is my best friend. he is at the duke and he is hit strong. -- he is a good dude >>-- and head strong. >> reporter: those who know the suspect struck in that officer involve shooting wednesday in cedras's ossicles france 39 year old notorious dickerson is a religious man and did not carry a firearm. >> you know he got a lot of people of trouble. i could say he helped save lives with the knowledge to spread. >> reporter: but the man who france called notorious is now himself at the center of tro

but now a student could be held responsible at one school good evening i'm steve aveson. pam moore. >> pam:the bizarre trend is picking up steam. kron-4's grant lodes joins us now. and grant although it's believed most of the threatening posts are hoaxes. they are still being taken seriously.

. >> steve: and i am steve aveson. >> steve: with a traffic stop that to the dangerous turn a. this is where it all ended. the officer was dragged by the suspect's car while that was happening the officer did managed to shoot and hit the person driving the vehicle. here you can see moment later the officer been transported to the hospital. multiple motorcycles as courting the atlanta. --smokable motorcycles escorting the ambulance. tonight both the officer and suspect are in the hospital. >> reporter: a redwood city chp officer was brought to san francisco general following the shooting was not life-threatening injuries while the suspect in critical condition here tonight. >> he's my best friend, he is a good mood and that he is strong. -- good dude >> reporter: those who know the suspect struck and that officers involved shooting wednesday in san francisco say they're close friend 39 year-old notorious, dickerson is a religious man and did not carry a fire arm. >> you know he kept a lot of people out of trouble. i say he helped save lives with the knowledge she spread. >>--he

good evening, i'm steve aveson. >> pam:and i'm pam moore. the giants will now face the chicago cubs in the national league division series. excited fans we talked to tonight -- never had any doubts the team would make it there. here now with the highlights -- and what's next for the giants. kron-4 sports director gary radnich. do or die for the giants. in the big apple to face the mets for a spot in the nl division series against the cubs giants and mets fans ready to go, including 7-time gand slam champion john mcenroe and it was a pitching duel top 4th/ tied 0-0 noah syndergaard strikes out hunter pence swinging. bottom 4th/ tied 0-0 madison bumgarner responds by striking out yoenis cespedes top 6th/ tied 0-0 brandon belt hits one deep down the middle, but curtis granderson dives into the wall to get out to end the inning. top 9th/ tied 0-0 the giants with two on base. conor gillaspie hits a 3-run homer. giants take the lead 3- nothing bottom 9th/ 3-0 giants bumgarner trying to get the shutout. t.j rivera on a pop out to center ends the ga

i'm steve aveson. >> and i'm pam moore. the family of adam powell believes he actually wanted to commit suicide when he pointed that assault rifle at two vallejo police officers. incredibly the gun malfunctioned and that may have saved the lives of those officers. >> police did open fire ultimately severely wounding powell but now we are learning more about powell's connection to the accidental shooting of his 2-year-old son. kron 4's spencer blake talked to the neighbors. >> reporter: police say the man seen running in the surveillance video is adam powell and that he tried to ambush two fillet so -- vallejo police officers inside a starbuck. his gun malfunctioned and officers were able to chase them down shooting him three times. officers think the shooting attempt was premeditated. >> powell was wearing body armor. assault weapon was affixed with a barrel type magazine. >> reporter: hours earlier, his own 2-year-old son was shot inside this system to the house. >> all i hear is silence. >> reporter: the shooting was acci

steve aveson is in the newsroom with what we are working on for kron 4 news at six. >> steve: is the former stanford star and student who salted and thought his version was a way to lenient turner currently back home in ohio serving probation college in california using his average for sexual assault prevention campaign and we tie your that is happening and show you where the poster looks like of a lot more at the top we are right here from the news room. >> reporter: sponsors expectations for the outside in the warriors organize age general manager we can't say we weren't warned. despite monstrous expectations from the outside, within the warriors organization both steve kerr and general manager bob myers said there will be tough times getting this team going. a day after suffering a 29- point blowout loss against the spurs, players and coaches.very honest in their self assessment. kerr "spurs came out like they were ready to roll and we came out like, 'this is probably going to happen for us. we've got eight months until the playoffs. 7 or 8 months whatever, let's just ease our way

and i'm steve aveson. this is all building up to the big weekend here in the bay area.of thousands of people will be in town to checkout the air show and the ships for fleet week. >> steve:here is a little more of the parade of ships from earlier today. this comes from our helicopter partners at a-b-c 7. this is one of the highlights of fleet week. you of course can check them out. they will be docked through the weekend and open to tours. from the bay to the skies, the festivities continued this afternoon with the first performance of this year's full fleet week airshow. dozens of planes, military and civilian, performed over san francisco bay. and as always the blue angels were the main attraction. kron 4's charles clifford is live tonight at fort mason in san francisco. charles. perfect day for an airshow? we have a special section on the kron 4 website. with the full schedule of fleet week events. you will find videos of our own team. flying with the blue angels. going on some of the ships and getting scoop from other stunt teams. and you can watch the blue angels l

. >> steve:and i'm steve aveson. now, its up to the voters. >> steve:karen kay-fuh is live in las vegas tonight with more on this final showdown. >> reporter: >> isin important that we not reversed merritt equality, that we stand up against citizens and united and we stand up for the rights of people in the work place and we stand up and basically said the supreme test-the supreme court should represent all of us. >> there will be protecting the second amendment, and the scholars of all aspects. >> reporter: the candidates will go on to discuss the issues of four policies. the they did not agree on those issues. for donald trump. including, but the claim that he has been making at the rally that the collection is writ. the modern art asked if he would accept the election results on november 8th and donald trump says well, we would have to wait and see. >> you absolutely accept the results of this collection. >>--election >> i will look at it at the time. i am not going to say. i am going to look at it at that time >>

and brittney shipp tells us rain is on the way i'm steve aveson. i'm pam moore.s -- at eight -- is next. the news -- at eight -- is next. every year, nearly 17,000 california kids start smoking. a third of them will die from their addiction. tobacco taxes reduce youth smoking. please. vote yes on prop 56. if we can save even a few lives, it's worth it. app. >> your destination for entertain news. >> ttauma consideration provided by. >> follow your own senses because you want to be competent. >> you don't know what you are going to find. >> i always find great dealsn shoes and purses. >> max life at tj max. >> authorities are desperate for answers of this kim kardashian's robbery. >> yes. it is great talk. see you tomorrow. if you think you know what happens on the night kim was robbed, thinkkagain. >> they came to the hotel to rob every room. et travels to paris o get the real story. >> the guy was asking for money, money, money. tl m the man who saw it all goes down. he puts a gun on >> steve:now at eight. a couple in their sixties, armed dangerous. police want

i'm steve aveson. i'm pam moore.-- at eight -- is next. >>> travel considerations provided by -- >>> going home tonight with "dancing with the stars." >> we'll have all that drama for you tomorrow. >> that's not all, though. take a look. bye, everybody. >> we're backstage after the dancing shocking revelation. and our night out with leo, revealing his near-death experience. >> it was very nerve-racking. >> behind the scenes of victoria secret's casting. could one of these girls be hitting the runway with jenner? could one of these girls be hitting the runway with jenner? that is tomorrow. now at eight. we are tracking the storm movng into the bay area tonight. find out where it will hit and how long it will last. whoosh a close escape for one east bay residents after a giant elm tree topples onto his berkeley home. his story coming up. whoosh decades aftey they collected cash bonuses for re=enlisting, iraqi war vets are being ordered to pay it back, with interest, you think it's a joke. and obviously it was not a jok

. >> steve:and i'm steve aveson. this phenomenom has been reported across the nation. either clown sightings -- or threatening messages online. now it's reached the bay area. >> pam:today, we learned threats were made against students and schools in antioch -- oakland -- and fairfield. new tonight -- we talk to police about what they are doing about these strange messages. first -- grant lodes is standing by with more on this really troubling trend. and it's reaching the bay area. at what's so far the peak of the phoenomenan. we were skeptical.but the fascination and trend is undeniable. just today.at the white house.the president's press secretary was asked about it. kron4 viewers emailing us.saying a clown was seen near piedmond middle school tonight. and within the last half hour.a parent in san jose the clown threat fad started in south carolina in august. since then states all over the east coast and mid-west have seen it. many schools banning clown costumes as halloween approaches. and this image tonight.from modesto.someone walking through byer park.dressed as a

steve aveson and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. grant and vicki. we are staying on top of breaking news out of new york city. where a plane carrying republican vice presidential candidate. governor mike pence. skidded off the runway while landing. we will have the latest at six. >> pam:and after a one week ban on parties. there's another change for fraternities and sororities at u.c. berkeley. kron 4 news at six is next. the mae gave her top executive managed aa huge pay raiseet, and a lavish car allowance, run up a deficit, then cut jos for local teenagers, and cut after-school program. no wonder tchronicle called mae torlakson "flat-out unprepared" for the assembly. they endorse tim grayson. as mayor of concord, grayson balanced the budget every yer while doing more for kids. tim grayson for assembly. now on kron 4 news at six: we are tracking the storm as the bay area gets hit with the second major storm of the season. and this one is packing a pretty good punch. good evening, i'm steve aveson. and im pam moore. this is a live look outside. and

and i'm steve aveson. it's only the beginning of a wet week ahead. take a look at this video from mill valley. the rain really coming down --- and it will continue into the morning commute. we've already seen the wind takedown a big tree in the east bay. take a look -- this was in berkeley. on a very busy street. >> britteny: let his system here lettuce and regulating your the northwest as we go into the rest of this evening we will continue deceit at 6:00 morning 5:30 a.m. to iran and san francisco serosa and then 5:00 p.m. by serosa and other heavy downpour. and closer to san francisco. but >> steve: easy in the distance that is what's left of the street and finally see what you couldn't see it earlier sunday. and crews working into the night and clean up a massive tree that fell into an apartment building in berkeley. it came down around 330 monday afternoon and witnesses say there was a woman walking under the tree at the time. no one was her man who lives here of the room it was inside and not broken glass and not a structural issues the city is

good evening, i'm steve aveson.re. >> pam:as halloween season ramps up.so do concerns.that these threats could turn out to be legitimate. grant lodes is here with the details.

steve aveson is in the newsroom to explain what is going on. steve? >> steve:vicki. there is outrage tonight from california all the way to the halls of congress. roughly ten years ago the military needed more troops. so they made an offer to california national guard troops. re-enlist for six years and we will give you a bonus of 15 thousand dollars. or more. it was a good deal. and thousands took the offer. but now nearly ten years later. they are being told to pay back the money. tonight we'll explain why the pentagon is demanding the money back. and how lawmakers are scrambling to help the vets. we will have that story and much more tonight at six. vicki back to you. >> grant:it's almost that time again. by this time tomorrow night, the golden state warriors.will be on the oracle floor warming up for their season opener against the san antonio spurs. unlike last year, they won't be receiving any championship rings, but there is just as much excitement.as everyone wants to see kevin durant running with the dubs. and it's clear kd is already feeling very comfortabl

but now a student could be held responsible at one school good evening i'm steve aveson. and i'm pam moore. >> pam:the bizarre trend is picking up steam. kron-4's grant lodes joins us now. and grant although it's believed most of the threatening posts are hoaxes. they are still being taken seriously. the clown threat problem is getting worse.in different parts of the bay area. even before the school day started at concord's clayton valley charter high school, these images began popping up on instagram. one saying.hello to the school. another.has a clown waving.saying.we're are here. concord police say a student at the school is hehind the posts.but since there are no direct threats.there's no crime committed. however.the grammer police are quick to point out that we're are here is redundant. perhaps focusing on english class instead of social media clown content will pay off later in life for that student. the school district is handling any appropriate discipline internally. parents in concrd.not amused. hayward police are looking for the person who shot and killed a man

and the crisis team golden solutions. >>: 7 in trouble. >> vicki: steve aveson and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. tobacco companies knew that smoking kills. and they lied about it for decades. now they're lying about prop 56. if you don't use tobacco, you don't pay. smokers pay - their fair share of the 3 billion in health care costs all taxpayers are paying now. and there's one more thing: our kids. every state that's significantly raised tobacco taxes has reduced youth smoking. please. vote yes on 56. if we can save even a few lives, it's worth it. >> pam: our top story tonight. first it was stanford. and now, another bay area university athlete. is accused of sexually assaulting not one, but two female students. good evening and thanks for joining us. i'm pam moore. tonight questions being raised why the campus community wasn't informed immediately. kron 4's dan kerman is live outside the santa clara county district attorney office, where the case is being revieweddan >>: get housing move immediately. andrew tam and another building. >> reporter: and not informed we di

thank you for joining us i'm steve aveson.

i'm steve aveson. we've been tracking this storm all day. this is a shot from peir 45 in san francisco. >> britteny: so aware you can see what moisture continued to push in the san francisco and exit east bay we start an east bay within a three hours and some moderate downpour's right now i oakland we're not saying a whole lot of activity light rainfall is currently in san leandro everything is tracking to the north these restart the seymour in pushing back into oakland into the conquered over the next 10 to 20 minutes or so. center fell still dealing with a light rainfall in your daily city's severance is go right now as a helluva a break and the pattern is on an offering fall as we go into the rest of this evening carrying over to tomorrow car the larger system that is currently to the northwest of us as we look aren't pacific are a tracking and x system late wednesday: settle water into the next six to seven days how much rain expected see throughout and more details and are rated chances for the rest of the week and tennis >> j.r.: here

. >> steve:and i'm steve aveson. it's one of several incidents prompting security concerns at bay area schools today. some are tied to the creepy clown craze kron-4's hermela aregawi is live right now at the school where a teen was arrested earlier hermela what have you learned about the student union city police say they believe the threat that locked down james logan high school for 2 hours today was a hoax. police say they now have a male student in custody but have yet to determine a motive. >> reporter:earlier parents rushed to the school after getting the call that no parent wants to get sot parent it's scary because you don't know what's going on. you know the kids are in class. and its your child. so pretty nerve wrekcing. >> reporter:students relieved when the lockdown ended two hours later at around 2:30 in the afternoon. sot student it was like terrifying because i didn't know if i was going to come home to my mom because they were saying there's people with guns and stuff so i was like extra scared that i

good evening i'm steve aveson. >> pam:and i'm pam moore. the fire broke out during the evening commute -- and caused a huge backup. grant lodes is standing by with new video from the scene. and -- grant what do we know about the rockets inside? >> grant: removing has been to normal and it should make a lot more sense why this fire took so long to get under control there was a propane tank and said the survey people inside had just attended a half a rocket shell convention of starts and two people and dogs were able to get out of the rv safely the fire burned for two hours as he sees all on video here in the middle of the already brutal evening rush and the first battle on one call coming in at 430 today and the san carlos area of the peninsula highway shot down in both directions holly street in san carlos in the fire all lay down beside a road in redwood city now unclear how exactly the fire initially started but it burns so long likely because of those rockets and propane tanks inside " directions of the highway again shutdown for so long

good evening i'm steve aveson. >> pam:and i'm pam moore. this is it. >> pam:one last presidential showdown. this one in a city that knows a thing or two about putting on a show. las vegas. after the second debate is waiting to see whether the issues will be discussed tonight or if the candidates will resume the mudslinging. >> pam:ryan nobles. with our partners at c-n-n is there. and the debate is just about to get started. >> pam: karin kaifa is live ... >> reporter: 20 days before the election and if i said so trilling and hillary clinton and the national polls. and the key battlegrounds so we are looking at performance here that would change some of that. >> reporter: even some like utah and arizona are starting to turn away from trump. >> reporter: it is really designed to get back to the role of the change maker in this campaign. so, he is expected to use that here tonight. we do know that he has that some traditional moderation for this debate. >> reporter: so, he has had the preparation working with others. asked for the lead content

>> grant: steve aveson and pam moore ouare next! (male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> steve:remember this. it's been seven months since the bay area has seen a major storm. that is about to change in a matter of hours. our first big storm of the season is on its way. >> steve:good evening i'm steve aveson. >> pam:and i'm pam moore. the radar is already starting to light up. this is a live picture from our sutro tower camera. you can see the clouds building around the golden gate bridge. kron 4 meteorologist lawrence karnow is watching the storm. and when it is going to hit. >> pam:lawrence. >> reporter:we will see increasing clouds tonight and winds will increase. rain will be heavy at times with gust winds friday morning turning to showers in the afternoon. >> gary: >> reporter: this will be quite a storm coming for your commute home. what more in just a few minutes. >> steve: thank you, lawrence. >> steve:they are getting ready for the storm in san francisco. we spotted this crew today ha

good evening i'm steve aveson. and i'm pam moore. tonight -- we have team coverage on the storm. hermela aregawi is tracking conditions in san francisco. charles clifford has a report from the north bay. first -- meteorologist brittney shipp is timing out the rain for tomorrow. let's get to kron4's hermela aregawi. she is live in san francisco. but she's been all over the place today following the rain. i was in emeryville a short while ago and it's raining the same way it is here in san francisco. moderate and steady. >> britteny: could check more rain in the weekend and give more details on that coming not. >> steve: and not to the notebook news with on the ground all are on the bay area. >> reporter: this moderate but heavy rain emeryville a short while ago it was raining here in the city at a moderate and it was a good thing for the bay area. earlier public-works crews put in save kurds with apparatus that you're looking at and they have excess water from the rain into the debate no flooding and also spoke to chp curve only been a handful of car accidents reported in the area

and i'm steve aveson. get ready to break out the rain gear.for the rest of the week, and the weekend. meteorologist brittney shipp is tracking the storm. >> britteny: latest model shows heaviest rainfall and the center rosa heads up and heading home for work and extra time getting to work cutting back home even at 845 we're tracking another round of rain over san francisco and then all it will continue thursday in two-year fall morning commute and we take a look at how much for a mix the see with this system and a few more systems coming up in your full forecast in just a bit. >> pam:before you head to work or school -- check in with the kron4 morning news. we will have full traffic and weather coverage starting at 4:00 a-m. also -- you can be the first to know about traffic problems -- or severe weather alerts. just download the kron4 mobile app -- and you can receive breaking news push alerts. new at ten: exclusive video of an attack at a family fun center. a man is seen slapping a 17 year old teen in th

. >> steve:and i'm steve aveson. investigators say the house being used for the alleged prostitution has been a nuisance in the community for months. we want to go live to kron 4's alecia reid. she joins us live from san leandro with the story. alecia. how did the community come together to stop this illegal activity? >>alecia: they all got together and call police this was an affair with the first time authorities cannot to its residents to give them one last chance but with half ago to shut the operation down they did not do that now they're out of business. the woman arrested thursday this house warrantable home for living. no food furniture each room had a mattress on the floor of plastic table. it came to a head after detectives visited web site frequented by johns and easily easily set up a date. let >> reporter: brit surveillance system of people inside read out the back of a police knocked out on the door and cut away. >>alecia: at the handful of women in the custody lieutenant says the four new says they vis

thank you for joining us i'm steve aveson. >> pam:and i'm pam moore. people are on edge in the fruitvale neighborhood of oakland. kron-4's j-r stone joins us live tonight. and j-r how are those victims doing? >> j.r.: are upset that he's against a lot less many of two men armed with two guns rotting to seniors as they went to leave their home in the middle of the daytime gouaches of thieves rather dones and order the couple to give them their valuables 78 year-old scot haller it went down. a close-up look at $10 so and his like the feet as it is cashen the the clearer it off all his legs jury including watch and necklace. and somebody drove by some as this will all down. another look a to irresponsible for attacking and robbing alberto they're hoping someone recognizes the to and can help police. the suspects and all of them have not been, no suspect and and you the cases have been caught. a single mother in the east bay was found murdered in her home. the alameda county sheriff's office discovered her body at least a week after she was killed. kron 4'

and i'm steve aveson. the armed robbery happened over the weekend at the hillsdale mall in san mateo. that's where we find kron-4 's charles clifford. he's joins us live from the mall tonight. and charles what were the thieves after? >> reporter: according to the san mateo police department a man and a woman resembling these sketches tried to rob a retail store inside the hillsdale mall this past saturday around 630 in the evening. the suspects apparently forced an employee into a back room at gun and knife point. the suspects then asked then where the safe was, but according to police the store didn't have a safe. when they the suspects learned this they fled the store without taking anything. police arriving on scene searched the area but couldn't find the pair. sot it was crazy. ididn't expect people to be waving guns around but yeah. hillsdale is a very upscale shopping center. news of the attempted robbery took mall goers like chris crenshaw by surprise. sot i've been here ten years and i've never hea

i am steve aveson. >> pam: and, i am him more. -- pam moore >> reporter: starting to see some dust now in northern california at 49 mi. per hour in your we go. -- in eureka >> reporter: is going to bring a whole lot of grain. in defeat from making its way to do we cut at this hour and a starting to come into our direction. - a whole lot of rain >> reporter: showing you the rain here to the north and did as we head into tomorrow morning around 9:00, the whole front over the bay area facing heavy downpour. along with strong gusty winds. yes, it will be a mess because of the firstborn of pcs that it will make things escrows the heat outside--it will make things that stressed the key outside. >> reporter: for storms headed our way, it could be a wild weekend! will have more coming your way. >> steve: are expecting the north bay to be hit the hardest. >> pam: trowels clifford its live in our land and he is talking to people who is looking to get ready for the storm. --charles clifford >> reporter: people here in rank county are trying to get ready for the storm. -- marine county >> reporter

and i'm steve aveson. trump just releasing that video statement within the last hour. justine waldman is here with what he said. and the original video that sparked this story. >> reporter:donald trump said in a video statement posted on his facebook page 'i was wrong and i apologize' after recording reveals him making crude, profane comments about women. the recordings coming from a hot-microphone on a bus. while being interviewed for the entertainment show. access hollywood. the washington post got the video. it is from 2005. the republican presidential nominee. is caught on tape talking about how easy it is to seduce women as a celebrity. here is a part of the recording that started this all. "geez your girl is hot as s* * in the purple. "alll right you and i will walk out, maybe it's a different one, yeah that's her with the gold i'm gonna use some tic-tacs just in case i start kissing her. you know i'm automatically attracted to beautiful i just start kissing them it's like a magnet. just kiss. i don't even wait- and when you're a star they let you do it you can d

thank you for joining us i'm steve aveson. and i'm pam moore. this is the latest in a flurry of bizarre clown incidents. some which have turned threatening. grant lodes joins us now with what happened in concord and yet another school that's received a threat. >> grant:we'll start in concord.because this isn't a threat.it's a physical confrontation.a clown pulling at a baby's arm. it was scary situation for tiffany martin and her one-year- old daughter kissanni. martin says she and her daughter were here at this bus stop on willow pass road at waterworld parkway in concord just after 1pm, when a man dressed in a clown suit attempted to snatch kissanni out of her hands. she says initially the clown appeared to be nice. we first told you about this story with a push alert on our mobile app. stay connected on breaking news by downloading our free app for alerts. burlingame is one of the latest bay area cities to be faced with clown threats. >> pam: the police department says. it is monitoring the situation. kron 4's hermela aregawi talked to a psyc

and i'm steve aveson. there are continued reports of the devices overheating -- and in some cases catching on fire. here is what you need to know. first -- and most important -- shut off the phone and stop using it immediately. you have options -- you can exchange the phone for a different model samsung *and receive a 25 dollar gift card. or -- you can take the phone back to where you bought it -- and receive a full refund. you can also get any accessories you bought exchanged as well. new at ten. kron 4's alecia reid joins us live tonight. customers are just starting to hear the news. >>alecia: >>alecia:the word is starting to get around that the samsung note 7 has been totally recalled. this comes, after reports that 5 replacement phones were either smoking or catching fire. pkg natsot - there are millions that are being recalled and probably thousands that will have problems. of the handful of replacement samsung note 7 phones that were reportedly catching fire or smoking, one melted ina 13 year old's h

. >> steve:and i'm steve aveson. it's not just words -- tonight it's alleged actions. two women have come forward to the new york times. claiming trump innapropriately touched them. when he started to put his hand up my skirt that was it that was it i was outta there that was one of the woman. she says donald trump touched her on an airplane decades ago. another woman says trump innapropriately touched her in trump tower. justine waldman is here with with how donald trump is responding to the accusations tonight. the womens stories were published in the new york times late tonight. and trump's camp quickly denied the claims -- calling them politically motivated -- and threatened to sue the news paper. jessica leeds/trump accuser: "it was over 35 years ago." the new york times she sat next to donald trump on a flight. jessica leeds/trump accuser: "it was a real shock when all of a sudden his hands were all over me. he started encroaching on my space. and i hesitate to use this expression, but i'm going to. and that is, it was like he was an octopus, he had six arms, he

this is video from our helicopter partnership with abc 7 news. >> steve:and i'm steve aveson. sierra lamar disappeared 4 years ago and her body has never been found but prosecutors allege antolin garcia torres killed her during a kidnapping and now he faces murder charges and the death penalty. >> steve:kron 4's dan kerman joins us from the hall of justice in prospective jurors found out they could be deciding this case. >> reporter: this trial could last six months. and they also learned that this was a lamar case. >> reporter: 15 year old lamar was last seen as she left her home and morgan hill headed for school. she was never found but this man garcia torres, was arrested for murder. monday, the first of 12 jurors were brought in and told they could be deciding garcia torres date. --fate >> the other one to get people who are coming in with an open mind and not based on all the media attention. >> reporter: legal analysts say it would be proven difficult to regards to the lamar case and three other women that supposedly was assaulted during the time garcia did a carjacking.

. >> steve:and i'm steve aveson. >> steve:the victim was hit shortly before noon at a food warehouse in san leandro. then just before six police tracked down a person they believe was behind the wheel. kron-4's ella sogomonian joins us live in san leandro tonight. >> steve:ella how did police find the suspect? >> reporter:although it all started in san leandro this morning a few hours later the man police believe to be responsible for that deadly hit and run was spotted by oakland police in a white ford pick up truck around 5 tonight. >> reporter:take a look at the footage from our partnership with abc 7. it all started before noon at a food supply warehouse in san leandro where police suspect the man in custody now was stealing wood pellets. >> reporter:apparently police say there's a large market for wood. after an altercation with a possible warehouse employee san leandro police say the man allegedly hit and killed him with his truck then drove off. >> reporter:a few hours later a suspect was found in oakland off 47th ave and 12th st. with a matching description and wood pellets i

. >> steve:and i'm steve aveson. this weekend was a violent one in the city. take a look -- between friday and sunday there were five homicides. >> steve:you can see the crimes are *not just in one particular part of san francisco. new tonight at ten. kron 4's j-r stone is live in san francisco. >> pam:j-r -- have any arrests been made in these cases -- and what are police doing to keep everyone safe for fleet week? >> reporter: 1 of rest has been made but unaddressed and four other cases have not been made. >> reporter: one arrest. >> reporter:yellow crime scene tape can still be seen in the bernal heights neighborhood of san francisco where someone was friday night. one of five san francisco homicides in a period of three days. >>these are all individual instances.none of them are linked as of yet. >> reporter:another one of the homicides happened near this intersection at 6th and bryant on saturday at 2:30 in the morning. one victim was killed, two others hit by the gunshots. this was also one block from a late night, early morning club called the endup. a

good evening, i'm steve aveson. and i'm pam moore. >> pam:as halloween season ramps up.so do concerns.that these threats could turn out to be legitimate. grant lodes is here with the details. nationwide "creepy clowns" target schools online oakland, ca - oakland unified school district has received reports of "creepy clown" messages on social media. these messages are similar to what several other school districts are reporting across the country. the messages threaten violence. some have gone so far as to reference specific schools in ousd. we have shared all messages with our ousd police and local law enforcement, and they are investigating. while authorities believe the messages are hoaxes, ousd police and staff will be extra-vigilant. none of the threats nationwide has been deemed credible. "the security of our students and staff is our top priority. we will be monitoring the situation closely and providing extra patrols to the schools named in the rumors and all schools in general," said ousd police chief jeff

. >> steve:thank you for joining us i'm steve aveson. >> pam:and i'm pam moore. while that officer was being dragged. he managed to shoot and hit the suspect. driving the car in san francisco both are in the hospital tonight. >> pam:that's where we find kron-4's ella sogomonian. she is live at san francisco general. ella why were police tracking this driver? >> reporter:three officers assigned to three different san mateo county agenices were part of a vehicle theft task force that followed a wanted car into the oceanview neighborhood. return to >> reporter:officers approached the honda at the corner of capitol and montana - after which shots were fired at about 3:30 this afternoon. the driver of the stolen car was taken to sf general with life threatening injuries. one officer with non life threatening injuries to his head. >> reporter:it has not been confirmed how the suspect o the officer got hurt could have been from shots or a crash. a criminal investigation is now launched by the das office and sfpd. neighbors say regardless of the reason they're tired of p

. >> steve:and i'm steve aveson. these storms will bring heavy rain and high winds. there is the potential for some flooding -- downed trees and power lines. the first storm is expected to hit in just hours. >> pam:and it is expected to have a big impact on your morning commute. kron4's spencer blake has that part of the story tonight. >> pam: >> steve:first tonight. kron4 meteorologist lawrence karnow is tracking the storm's path. exactly how much rain are we expecting? >> steve:tonight -- we are looking at the big impact all this will have on your morning commute. the bay area bracing for a series of strong storms. >> reporter:we will see increasing clouds tonight and winds will increase. rain will be heavy at times with gust winds friday morning turning to showers in the afternoon. >> reporter: we are seeing gust court to look the five to 50 hours--we are seeing cost at 50 mi. per hour. arafat, we are looking for heavy rain to develop. also, a cold front that it expected. at 9:00 a.m.. here it is city across much of the bay area from three heavy rainfall. there wi

. >> steve:and i'm steve aveson. tonight kron-4's charles clifford joins us live from the north bay where people are bracing for potential mudslides. but first kron-4 meteorologist brittney shipp joins us. brittney how long is this rain going to last? >> britteny: as legal and the rest of tonight and tomorrow morning's commute a heads up and it there we're still dealing with moderate rainfall keep that in mind spend extra time and work and this is not a stingy storm role in the north they will see activity it will be the entire bay area all seeing rainfall the only exception right now is that arose out like rainfall moving apart severances the half moon bay up through san jose center around and all dealing with rainfall right and help the get the only exception serosa and then into the rest of tonight we see read baltic ought and intensity at least it see a closer look at the golden gate bridge shot in the last hour or so now we're seeing rain on the camera. >> britteny: and that helps might take easy as taking a loo

. >> i'm steve aveson. that happened today they moved in and little did they know they would lose everything they owned. >> alecia reid spoke with that couple and joins us in san francisco.>> reporter: good evening, that pregnant women to be got to experience her new apartment for 20 minutes before they had to run out to safety. she is seven months pregnant and they have no idea what they are going to do. >> keep questioning why, why. >> reporter: on the day the couple moved into their one- bedroom apartment things went awry. >> the window started breaking and the fire went out through the window and climbed up through the air way on the side and i started trying to put out the fire. >> reporter: to fire extinguisher couldn't put out degrees fire that started below. >> totally annihilated the whole upstairs and downstairs. >> reporter: nine people have to find some place to live. the couple takes the first step in getting their prescription glasses back with miller and his girlfriend rachel say details from