kron four news### ### kron four news terisa estacio here in berkeley, terisa estacio kron four news ### ###kron four newsterisa estacio kron four news### date.date.rescheduled date. date. (ken) (pam) a federal judge has ruled in favor of c-n-n -- and ordered the white house to return correspondent jim acosta's press pass -- for now. the white house revoked acosta's pass ... after a contentious back- and-forth with president trump at the press conference the day after the mid-term elections. c-n-n filed a lawsuit claiming the network's and acosta's first and fifth amendment rights were being violated. the trump- appointed judge did not rule on the underlying case this morning-- but he did grant c- n-n's request for a temporary restraining order. most of the country's major news organizations are backing c-n- n's lawsuit because trump has threatened to strip the press passes of several other journalists. (ken) bad air quality in the bay area has forced the postponement of an annual tradition.... tomorrow's "big game" between cal and sta

kron four's terisa estacio met up with riley and her family... natural sound...wanted these shoes... 9 year old riley morrison wasnt looking to start a movement .... she just wanted some cool girls basketball shoes, league play is starting. but the napa resident is now a sensation... scoring some new shoes and a whole lot more... it all started when she was searching for some curry basketball shoes with her dad... however, they quickly realized that under armor - who curry teams up with doesn't make girl basketball shoes... like the ones she wanted, they only offer boys. riley. it was just not fair. in response, riley encouraged by her parents... wrote a letter to steph... and he wrote back... saying he was glad she brought it to his attention, and that they would fix that wrong.... he then put the hand writen note up on social media for the world to see. riley. it was pretty cool. not only that... steph invited her to meet up in march ... all of this has been overwhelming... the phones have been ringing off the hook at the family's napa home... everyone wanting

in mill valley, terisa estacio (grant)(grant) terisa estacio in mill valley, terisa estacio the legal action taken today... after a freshman boy was found at the bottom of a school swimming pool. (vicki) also... honoring san francisco legends. how former mayor george moscone and supervisor harvey milk are being remembered tonight... now 40 years after they were murdered in city hall. (grant) and how people's tax dollars are being used right now to deal with this week's storms. this little home of mine, ♪ i'm gonna let it shine. ♪ it's energy saving time, ♪ i'm gonna reduce mine. ♪ californians all align ♪ to let our great state shine. ♪ let it shine, ♪ the power's ours to let it shine! ♪ sfx: stair creak sfx: clink sfx: deep breath sfx: grunt sfx: tinny headphone music sfx: feet shuffling sfx: slice sfx: gasp sfx: inhale. exhale. sfx: lights scraping on roof sfx: metallic scrape sfx: grunt covered california. it's more than just health care. it's life care. (anchor 1) rain is hitting the bay area tonight-- making for a wet commute home. this is a look at stormtracker 4 radar (anchor 2

terisa estacio, at the park. terisa estacio, kron four news.anchor) (anchor) taking a live look outside... at the san mateo bridge.(anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: very unhealthy air and smoke continue to smother the bay area. winds are very light which means there will be very little improvement. high pressure continues to sit over california keeping e highs tomo be in the 60s and 70s with very poor air quality. expect partly cloudy skies this weekend but improving air quality on sunday. next week there is a chance of rain from wednesday through saturday. saturday. through wednesday from chance of rain from wednesday through saturday. (vicki) (vicki) up next... they are the world's most expensive ingredient... and they are in season right now! why bay area chefs and diners are so excited about truffles. excited about at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps

terisa estacio, kron four news.new ahead at 8 this couple just cleaned their housed...and they're smiling...what they found that made news. kron four news. news. kron four terisa estacio, kron four news. new ahead at 8 this couple just cleaned their housed...and they're smiling...what they found that made them richer. and next. now that thanksgiving's over ...you may be thinking about christmas. we'll tell you the best time to buy a tree. coming up later in sports....we will give you an update on the warriors - blazers game and preview the niners matchup with the tampa bay bucaneers....> ((ken)) here's what we are tracking new tonight at nine... the days are getting shorter and the weather is getting colder... making driving conditions a little trickier. the important tips you need to know to get your car ready for winter as many people hit the road heading to the sierra for the holidays... that's new coming up at nine... (ken) if you're like many americans... you may be thinking about buying a christmas tree this w

terisa estacio, kron four news. ( sara ) ( sara ) new this morning...a drunk driver is facing chargesrashing into a street sign in petaluma. it happened just before 2 in the morning at the intersection of western avenue and kentucky street. officers say they heard 23- year-old marco padilla revving his engine while patrolling downtown. they say padilla lost control of his vehicle and drove onto a sidewalk crashing into a sign. officer say he tried to get away but they were able to remove him from the vehicle. they say his blood-alcohol content level was triple the legal ( sara ) police in san mateo say they've arrested the woman caught breaking into a car this week. officers say jessica kinslow was caught rummaging through a car at an apartment complex on south broadway in millbrae. when the owner of the car told her to get out, she ran into the apartment complex. officers say they found her hiding near a stairwell. police say she had burglary tools, drugs in her purse, and two outstanding warrants. she was taken to the san mateo ( sara ) a new u-s government report says the cost of c

riley hopes she can get those new shoes.in napa, terisa estacio kron four news.. nce four news.. estacio kron in napa, terisa estacio kron four news.. lawrence karnow: flooding continues in butte county after very heavy rain. heavy and gusty winds pounded the bay area. some local mountains had over 3 and a half inches of rain. showers continue on doppler radar. the showers will diminish overnight. there is another storm headed our way late friday night and saturday morning. we will get a break on sunday and monday but more rain is possible on tuesday and wednesday of next week. next week.wednesday of next week. (lawrence) (lawrence) a reminder... download the kron-4 mobile app .. or go to kron4- dot com to stay on top of this series of storms. there you will find full forecasts... interactive radar.. and get alerts for your (vicki) 4 your money tonight... the opioid crisis is impacting death rates in the united states...(grant) life expectancy dropped between 2016 and 2017 ... and the mortality rate rose. the c-d-c says the reason is an increase in suicides and dru

kron four's terisa estacio reports from an east bay emergency room.erkeley at sutter healths alta bates summitt medical center. - you can see behind me the long line of ambulances... (not all are here with patients experiencing respiratory problems due to the smoke... but a doctor did tell me that they are certainly seeing an uptick in patients... dr. jeff chen, emergency room physican, sutter health's alta bates summitt. it is bad, we are seeing more patients... the patients most vulnerable children and older people. people should not be outside today... do not exercise outside, it is not good at all for you. hopefuly it will get better soon. here in berkeley, terisa estacio kron four news ### ( marty ) ( marty ) ( marty ) ( marty )( marty ) still ahead this morning, the unhealthy air has postponed the big game. we'll have what you need to know if you bought tickets to the annual matchup between cal and stanford. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) ♪ welcome to monowi, nebraska, population one. me. i'm mayor, secretary, treasurer. every decision you have to ma

kron four's terisa estacio met up with riley and her family. natural sound...9 year old riley morrison wasnt looking to start a movement .... she just wanted some cool girls basketball shoes, league play is starting. but the napa resident is now a sensation... scoring some new shoes and a whole lot more... it all started when she was searching for some curry basketball shoes with her dad... however, they quickly realized that under armor - who curry teams up with doesn't make girl basketball shoes... like the ones she wanted, they only offer boys. riley. it was just not fair. in response, riley encouraged by her parents... wrote a letter to steph... and he wrote back... saying he was glad she brought it to his attention, and that they would fix that wrong.... he then put the hand writen note up on social media for the world to see. riley. it was pretty cool. not only that... steph invited her to meet up in march ... all of this has been overwhelming... the phones have been ringing off the hook at the family's napa home... everyone wanting to talk to the foursom

terisa estacio - terisa estacio - the 16 year old went here to miramonte...ends are telling me she was a very kind person... well liked. although it is the thanksgiving break, the school offfered counseling services this morning... julie parks, principle, miramonte high school. we knew it would be tough because it would be a week before getting together so we contacted students and about 75 students came this morning... julie parks is the principle at miramonte high school, she talked with me about the death of one of their student... luca gero. julie parks, she was a lovely person, made a difference in the world. it was over the weekend, when a house fire clamied the life of the 16 year old... now a growing memorial out in front.. as fire fighters try to figure out what happened. luca was pronounced dead at her home... a teenage friend and an a adult male at the home at the time as well, they suffered burns and were taken .. they were taken to a burn center in san francsisco...her friends tell me that she was at home with a friend, and an exchange student wa

kron four's terisa estacio met up with riley and her family. natural sound...ee, i wanted these shoes... 9 year old riley morrison wasnt looking to start a movement .... she just wanted some cool girls basketball shoes, league play is starting. but the napa resident is now a sensation... scoring some new shoes and a whole lot more... it all started when she was searching for some curry basketball shoes with her dad... however, they quickly realized that under armor - who curry teams up with doesn't make girl basketball shoes... like the ones she wanted, they only offer boys. riley. it was just not fair. in response, riley encouraged by her parents... wrote a letter to steph... and he wrote back... saying he was glad she brought it to his attention, and that they would fix that wrong.... he then put the hand writen note up on social media for the world to see. riley. it was pretty cool. not only that... steph invited her to meet up in march ... all of this has been overwhelming... the phones have been ringing off the hook at the family's napa home... everyone wa

(justine) kron four's terisa estacio spoke with one woman who brought her horse to the evacuation centerer.(take pkg) i am here at the butte county fairgrounds where some evacuvees have parked their rv after fleeing from the camp fire... one woman who just dropped off her horse talked to me about the horrific race to run from the flames. karpathia herzbrun, evacuee. i brought in a horse, edelwiss, goat, chicken rabbit. i am a nervous wreck, been up all night long. i caught up with karpathia hersbrun.. as she was checking on her horse... she shared with me what it was like to flee her cherished home... karpathia herzburn, evacuee. i have been told that my home is gone, but i am fighting that until i know for sure. we left, we were on the ridge, flames everywhere, i thought we were done for. she says at first, when forced to evacuate.. she didn't have a horse trailer and had to say good bye to her beloved animal. karpathia. i was crying, i thought it was the last thing. but she says at the last moment her prayers were answered, a neighbor who had planned to sleep in his horse trailer appea

kron 4's terisa estacio spoke with one woman who says she fears everything is gone.cuvees have parked their rv after fleeing from the camp fire... one woman who just dropped off her horse talked to me about the horrific race to run from the flames. karpathia herzbrun, evacuee. i brought in a horse, edelwiss, goat, chicken rabbit. i am a nervous wreck, been up all night long. i caught up with karpathia hersbrun.. as she was checking on her horse... she shared with me what it was like to flee her cherished home... karpathia herzburn, evacuee. i have been told that my home is gone, but i am fighting that until i know for sure. we left, we were on the ridge, flames everywhere, i thought we were done for. she says at first, when forced to evacuate.. she didn't have a horse trailer and had to say good bye to her beloved animal. karpathia. i was crying, i thought it was the last thing. but she says at the last moment her prayers were answered, a neighbor who had planned to sleep in his horse trailer appeared and they were able to hook up the trailer and save edelwiss... now

terisa estacio - the 16 year old went here to miramonte... friends are telling me she was a very kind person... well liked. although it is the thanksgiving break, the school offfered counseling services this morning... julie parks, principle, miramonte high school. we knew it would be tough because it would be a week before getting together so we contacted students and about 75 students came this morning... julie parks is the principle at miramonte high school, she talked with me about the death of one of their student... luca gero. julie parks, she was a lovely person, made a difference in the world. it was over the weekend, when a house fire clamied the life of the 16 year old... now a growing memorial out in front.. as fire fighters try to figure out what happened. luca was pronounced dead at her home... a teenage friend and an a adult male at the home at the time as well, they suffered burns and were taken .. they were taken to a burn center in san francsisco...her friends tell me that she was at home with a friend, and an exchange studen

kron four's terisa estacio joins us now with more. tained 911 dispatch records... listen to dispatchers talk about the hazardous power lines fire fighters experienced . (take vo/so)sound full - stand by.... that scene and those words repeated over and over again, by the large army of fire fighters and police and sheriff's deputies that raced to the area to face the flames in the camp fire. in the early morning hours of last thursday, when the camp fire started... pge reported that it had thought about shutting down power lines in several counties due to extreme dry and high winds predicted. however, a pge spokesperson told kron four, that they decided against the public safety power shutoff,or psps as a preemptive move throughout butte county. now, pge is coming under intense scrutiny...i spoke with one attorney who was invoved in suing pge in the san bruno blast where 8 people died... he had scathing comments for pge in this latest situation. joe cotchett, cotchett, pitre & mccarthy. why did they not turn off the power? they could hav

kron four's terisa estacio met up with riley and her family... natural sound... see, i wanted these shoes... 9 year old riley morrison wasnt looking to start a movement .... she just wanted some cool girls basketball shoes, league play is starting. but the napa resident is now a sensation... scoring some new shoes and a whole lot more... it all started when she was searching for some curry basketball shoes with her dad... however, they quickly realized that under armor - who curry teams up with doesn't make girl basketball shoes... like the ones she wanted, they only offer boys. riley. it was just not fair. in response, riley encouraged by her parents... wrote a letter to steph... and he wrote back... saying he was glad she brought it to his attention, and that they would fix that wrong.... he then put the hand writen note up on social media for the world to see. riley. it was pretty cool. not only that... steph invited her to meet up in march ... all of this has been overwhelming... the phones have been ringing off the hook at the family's napa home... everyone

terisa estacio, kron four news.hear it all the time in sports, sometimes a player's presence is all that's needed. there's no question the warriors system runs through steph curry... and even though he's still not ready to play, the team could be helped with him just being there. the champs announced that curry...is still dealing with a left groin injury... he is travelling with the team on its three-game texas road trip. however, he will ánot be playing... the plan is he'll be re-evaluated in 10-days, which means he'll be out for at least 5-more games. warriors facing the rockets tomorrow night... and his presence may help ease the tension between green and durant. --today was a travel day, so no media availability. --green suspended without pay last night...for his back and forth with durant following their loss to the clippers. --everyone in the organization is remaining tight-lipped on what exactly was said... but this was an attention- grabbing quote, last night andre iguodala told the athletic 'everything come

kron four's terisa estacio was at an emergency room in the east bay today...he spoke with a doctor about what they are seeing... and has some advice for those suffering with this smoke. i am here in berkeley at sutter healths alta bates summitt medical center. - you can see behind me the long line of ambulances... (not all are here with patients experiencing respiratory problems due to the smoke... but a doctor did tell me that they are certainly seeing an uptick in patients... dr. jeff chen, emergency room physican, sutter health's alta bates summitt. it is bad, we are seeing more patients... the patients most vulnerable children and older people. people should not be outside today... do not exercise outside, it is not good at all for you. hopefuly it will get better soon. here in berkeley, terisa estacio kron four news (grant) several thousand recommended respirator masks were handed out in alameda... including at the senior center where there was big demand for them. the receptionist had to tell people that'd they'd run out at about noon.... but then a thri

as kron four's terisa estacio reports, emergency room phyisicans tell us what they are seeing, and howou can best protect yourself in these conditions. (take pkg) i am here in berkeley at sutter healths alta bates summitt medical center. - you can see behind me the long line of ambulances... (not all are here with patients experiencing respiratory problems due to the smoke... but a doctor did tell me that they are certainly seeing an uptick in patients... dr. jeff chen, emergency room physican, sutter health's alta bates summitt. it is bad, we are seeing more patients... the patients most vulnerable children and older people. people should not be outside today... do not exercise outside, it is not good at all for you. hopefuly it will get better soon. here in berkeley, terisa estacio kron four news ### lawrence karnow: smoke continues to karnow: smoke lawrence lawrence karnow: smoke continues to smother the bay area. very unhealthy air is engulfing much of the area now. there looks to be some improvement in air quality over the weekend but it will still be hazy. tonight will be cold wi

terisa estacio, kron four news. (ken coming up...all this rain in the bay area means snow in the sierra... a lot of it.. find out just how much fell in tahoe... (vicki) plus... shoppers took to the malls to get black friday deals.. and some moments got intense... find out why some people continue to shop in all the chaos... (ken) and a warning for shoppers tonight from police... criminals are out looking to take advantage of you... tips on how to stay safe... icki) doors opened...and the shopping madness began. check this out... shoppers got aggressive at the black friday store opening at a victoria secret store in chattanooga, tennessee.. pushing each other... scrambling to get a sweater. things were a little more tame at the mall of america...in minnesota. but crowds swelled to about three-thousand by the time the doors opened at five in the morning... and cash registers were ringing in commerce down in southern california. sales are expected to hit more than 720- billion this holiday season. in the east bay....one of the most popu

kron four's terisa estacio has the audio from dispatch. (take vo/so)sound full - stand by.... that scene and those words repeated over and over again, by the large army of fire fighters and police and sheriff's deputies that raced to the area to face the flames in the camp fire. in the early morning hours of last thursday, when the camp fire started... pge reported that it had thought about shutting down power lines in several counties due to extreme dry and high winds predicted. however, a pgespokesperson told kron four, that they decided against the public safety power shutoff,or psps as a preemptive move throughout butte county. now, pge is coming under intense scrutiny...i spoke with one attorney who was invoved in suing pge in the san bruno blast where 8 people died... he had scathing comments for pge in this latest situation. joe cotchett, cotchett, pitre & mccarthy. why did they not turn off the power? they could have, now people are dead. attorey joe cotchett continued to blast the utility - cotchett. they choose profit over safety. and kron four news is learning this.

kron4's terisa estacio has the story. natural sound... morrison wasnt looking to start a movement .... she just wanted some cool girls basketball shoes, league play is starting. but the napa resident is now a sensation... scoring some new shoes and a whole lot more... it all started when she was searching for some curry basketball shoes with her dad... however, they quickly realized that under armor - who curry teams up with doesn't make girl basketball shoes... like the ones she wanted, they only offer boys. riley. it was just not fair. in response, riley encouraged by her parents... wrote a letter to steph... and he wrote back... saying he was glad she brought it to his attention, and that they would fix that wrong.... he then put the hand writen note up on social media for the world to see. riley. it was pretty cool. not only that... steph invited her to meet up in march ... all of this has been overwhelming... the phones have been ringing off the hook at the family's napa home... everyone wanting to talk to the foursome... but riley a

kron four's terisa estacio is live at the bay bridge toll plaza with more about why the committee is considering this move. safefe is the big factor here..... safety for drivers and for toll takers... (take pkg) john goodwin, metropolitian transit commission, spokesperson. safety is a big deal, it can help in a variety of ways. john goodwin with the metropolitan transportaion commission on wednesday's big takeaway from the bay area toll authority oversight committee hearing... goodwin explains that back in 2015 - the mtc asked an enginnering group to study the costs and challenges associated with going cash free at the toll plazas - similiar to what t golden gate bridge had done back in 2013. goodwin. staff looked at three options, and came back with open road tolling that would be no one there... just fast track. goodwin says some of the benefits of going for open tolls would be to improve traffic flow at the plazas, reduce emissions, and protect toll workers... take a look at this, a while ago, there was a rash of robbed at the carquinez bridge. for that reason, and due to space co

kron four's terisa estacio has more. (take vo/so)sound full - stand by.... that scene and those words repeated over and over again, by the large army of fire fighters and police and sheriff's deputies that raced to the area to face the flames in the camp fire. in the early morning hours of last thursday, when the camp fire started... pge reported that it had thought about shutting down power lines in several counties due to extreme dry and high winds predicted. however, a pge spokesperson told kron four, that they decided against the public safety power shutoff,or psps as a preemptive move throughout butte county. now, pge is coming under intense scrutiny...i spoke with one attorney who was invoved in suing pge in the san bruno blast where 8 people died... he had scathing comments for pge in this latest situation. joe cotchett, cotchett, pitre & mccarthy. why did they not turn off the power? they could have, now people are dead. attorey joe cotchett continued to blast the utility - cotchett. they choose profit over safety. and kron four news is learning this

terisa estacio, kron four news. (vicki) coming up -- imagine you are sitting at home for thanksgiving dinner and then bam a car comes crashing through your home. it happened to one family and it was caught on camera. we explain how it all happened in just two and a half minutes. (ken) black friday madness ensues when stores open their doors. a look around the nation and here in the bay area. in the east bay. one of the most popular spots to get the best deals is the san francisco premium outlets in livermore. and it was buzzing this black friday.(ken) some shoppers endured the rain and long searches for parking spots. then -- once you get into the outlet mall dealt with long lines inside stores. some shoppers say the black friday craziness has become apart of their thanksgiving family tradition. they say once you're inside the chaos begins <"it's hot, it's crowded and just to pay it took us 45 minutes at old navy."> if you don't want to come down here to a mall like this one, you can always shop online and cyber mon

kron four's terisa estacio chabot's space and science center. steps to land. nasa nats: "lander down" and with that another chapter in history for mars exploration begins. named the insight mission... this outer space robotic explorer is aptly named as it plans to gather key intelligence on the red planet... unlike other missions, insight will stay put in one position while it collects data. it contains several instruments to do so... including a seismometer, a heat flow and physical propertties pkacakge and an x band radio for precision dopple tracking. gerald meekgan, chabot "it is going to look atgerald mckeegan is anastromer with the chabot space and science center. meekegan. we are interested in a variety of issues, like water, where is it? the space and science center in oakland had a live stream of insight landing on mars, i caught up with some students from montessori school of fremont about watching it all.. rosalee gonzalez, student. it was really cool. roma agarwal, student. it was really neat... i liked watching it alot. insight is e

as kron four's terisa estacio reports, not everyone is pleased that p-g- and-e ...will not be helping out the affected communities . (take pkg) tmelanie talin, tourist. it seems like it would be the right gesture... reaction to the news that pge will not be paying back any small businesses and residents here in calistoga due to shutting down power because of forecasted wildfire concerns. in the first of it's kind, pge performed a public sety power shut off or psps starting on sunday october 14. according to documents obatined by kron four news, 25 businesses were interrupted and had an economic impact, 17 customers had property damage, 2 had proprter damage with business interruption and 102 cusomters had food loss. in a report filed with the california public utilties commission pge stated quote: pge has stated publicly that because of the safety-related nature of psps events, customers will not be reimbursed for assocated losses." 60 thousand custoemrs were impacted... like all seasons bisto. kevin.kathman, all seasons bistro they found the loop hole. kevin the ex

kron four's terisa estacio is live in orinda with the latest. terisa? terisa estacio - the 16 year old went here to miramonte... kron four news has learned another teen and student here was also injured in the blaze. tonight, this community is rallying around the girls family as they deal with this horrible siutation. (estacio reporting) a growing memorial in front of this orinda home on moraga way... after a ferocious fire erupted this past weekend... that killed luca gero, and injured her friend and an adult male. julie park, principle miramonte high school. we found out and are very sad. julie park is the principle at miramonte high school. park. we offered counseling to teens, we are closed, but wanted to help out. park says luca on the track team and latin club... at school monday, teens say they are in shock about her death. miramonte student. (estacio live) her friends tell me that she was at home with a friend, and an exchange student was acting as a chaperone while her parents were away for the weekend. the fire department is investigating the

terisa estacio - the 16 year old went here to miramonte...riends are telling me she was a very kind person... well liked. although it is the thanksgiving break, the school offfered counseling services this morning... julie parks, principle, miramonte high school. we knew it would be tough because it would be a week before getting together so we contacted students and about 75 students came this morning... julie parks is the principle at miramonte high school, she talked with me about the death of one of their student... luca gero. julie parks, she was a lovely person, made a difference in the world. it was over the weekend, when a house fire clamied the life of the 16 year old... now a growing memorial out in front.. as fire fighters try to figure out what happened. luca was pronounced dead at her home... a teenage friend and an a adult male at the home at the time as well, they suffered burns and were taken .. they were taken to a burn center in san francsisco...her friends tell me that she was at home with a friend, and an exchange student

as kron four's terisa estacio reports, the diocese says it has run into an obstacle, but one victim isese of continuing to cover up the scandal.(take pkg) backtracking from its initial announcement that it would be transparent and it would make public all the names of clergy credibly accused of sexual abuse of minors... the oakland diocese is now publishing in it's newsletter to parishioners that it is pushing back it's publication to after the first of the year... it states the reasons are two fold... one that it is essential to contact all survivors in advance of a public announcement... and two quote... it is important we spend more time verifying the information we have on priests from religious orders and from other dioceses who served in the oakland diocese... rection was strong and swift... i reached out to kathy stonebraker... who recently shared at length her story... accusing james keenan of years of abuse. she is now suing the diocese and james keenan, who left the church.. in a statement, kathy said quote " this is unacceptabale and once again, the holy see, bishops, cardin

we want to check with kron4's terisa estacio... in chico tonight.... tely trying to recover human remains -- and stabilize everything before the storm hits. terisa? with no time to waste, a vast army deployed in the burn zone of the camp fire to face and figure out how best to prepare the scared land to handle the rain predicted to come down. amy head, calfire pio. we want the rain, it is welcome. amy head with calfire says the rain will certainly help withthe fire fighting efforts, but there are challenges with it... specifically mudslides... head. we certainly don't want what we saw in southern calfiornia last year... we coordinate with others. caltrans crews poured neawrly 20 acres of hydroseed in the last 24 hours to shore up the impacted fragile landscape dotted the roads... they also put back guardrails... and tore down trees.. (pam) these are the latest numbers out of butte county. right now, the death toll stands at 79 .... and nearly 700 people are unaccounted for. so far, the fire has burned more than 151-thousand acres .. tonight it is 70-per

in sf, terisa estacio (ken)coming up at 6:45.rsial nazi salute given by some high school students. what one kid in the photo is saying he wishes he'd done differently. (pam) next at 6:30. dramatic pictures from 'before and after' the camp fire. how a town called paradise ... is no more. (ken)we want to update you on the latest fire information from butte county.cal fire announced a short time ago the death toll in the camp fire has now risen to 48. the fire has now burned 130- thousand acres -- and it is now 35-percent contained. more than 76-hundred homes have been destroyed ... 8817 total structures have gone up in flames. (pam) we are getting more and more video and pictures of what's left of paradise .... following the fire.(ken)the damage is so extensive... it's hard to believe.grant lodes joins us now with a look at just how bad it is. (grant)the devastation is really unbelievable.(adlib) let's show you some pictures. this is what a burger king on skyway looked like before the fire.after the fire... just a pile of burned ou

kron 4's terisa estacio joins us live from marin general hospital-- where the victims were taken. terisa? two of the victims are being treated here at marin general hospital... i spoke with some friends of the victims a short time ago, they are understandably very upset... here is what we know right now... (take vo) around 1:30 this morning, sheriff's deputies went to the helen vine detox center in san rafaerl. intial reports were that staff memmbers had been shot... when they arrived one person was discovered dead... two others with gun shot wounds.. there was no sign of the gunman.... now we are learning that one of the victims had been dating the suspect... sheriff's deputies are not revealing whether this was a domestic violence case as a possible motive...but they will tell us that they discovered the suspect late monday afternoon at the sonoma county jail. the suspect, has been identified as davance lamar reed... he is a transiet between marin city and vallejo. he was in sonoma county jail on an unrelated pursuit - and made comments connecting him to the crimes in marin count

kron four's terisa estacio is live on location at howard terminal where this new stadium is being proposed terisa, what is the general mood? we are here at howard terminal which is extremely busy at this hour... it is an active terminal... but the hope is that someday, with this new plan... , it will be sports fans instead of trucks... heading into this area... bob mcdonald, fan reaction "you heard the news today, right? what do you think, great.... "here on lakeshore avenue in oakland, a's fans shared their thoughts on the big announcement... concernig this... e shiny new stadium proposed for howward terminal - near jack london square. art carley, fan. "i have been a fan since the 70s. for art carley - he knew all about it... and couldn't be happier. carley. "my nephew texted me, i know their are some challenges, but it is great for oakland." other fans believe it is vital to do whatever it takes to keep the as in oakland, especially in light of other pro teams leaving. navem aujla, fan. "i think it is good, it is a blow to oakland to have the warriors leaving and the raiders, so we need

the mtc has to give it's green light before this becomes a reality, terisa estacio ( james ) ( jamesr riders to cross the bay. it could be tube... or it might not be. planners are simply calling it a "second transbay rail crossing." we should know more we should know more later today after bart's board of directors meet to talk more about this new plan. ( james ) we'll be back as the kron 4 morning news continues... and here's a live look outside... embarcadero. (humming a lullaby) you've worked so hard to achieve so much. perhaps it's time to partner with someone who knows you well enough to understand what your wealth is really for. a cool and smoky finish to the week. skies will continue to be seen carrying ( robin ) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is ( james ) coming up in the next hour of the kron 4 morning news... we'll have the very latest on the camp fire as we mark one week since it first broke out. ( james ) and we'll have live reports from across the bay area on the poor air quality as more and more schools decide to close in an attempt to keep students safe and healt

in sf, terisa estacio ( robin ) around the corner which means we'll be seeing some cold watr that cantake to winter proof your house to avoid some of that damage. experts say water damage .so start by unclogging drains or areas that tend to flood when it rains...also be sure to insulate exposed water pipes so they don't harden and crack when the temperature drops... especially older homes with old pipes...and finally, be sure to insulate walls, attics, and crawl spaces - this will keep the heat inside and prevent any drafts from coming in... and prevent the warm air from going out.. ( robin )speaking of winter, the holiday season is almost here.which means it's time to start thinking about gifts.and no one wants to buy a gift that could be dangyou know whic toys to avoid. "these claws are sold as slash unicorns to purple tou tou wearing cabbage patch dolls or nerf ring launchers--watch ysthat you think may be under the tree this year may actually pose a potential risk for children. james swartz / director of w.a.t.c.h.:"these are accessories that can be removed and once removed presen

kron four's terisa estacio has more. (take vo/so)sound full - stand by....r again, by the large army of fire fighters and police and sheriff's deputies that raced to the area to face the flames in the camp fire. in the early morning hours of last thursday, when the camp fire started... pge reported that it had thought about shutting down power lines in several counties due to extreme dry and high winds predicted. however, a pge spokesrson told kron four, that they decided against the public safety power shutoff,or psps as a preemptive move thughout butte county. now, pge is coming under intense scrutiny...i spoke with one attorney who was invoved in suing pge in the san bruno blast where 8 people died... he had scathing comments for pge in this latest situation. joe cotchett, cotchett, pitre & mccarthy. why did they not turn off the power? they could have, now people are dead. attorey joe cotchett continued to blast the utility - cotchett. they choose profit over safety. and kron four news is learning this... late monday, a woman says she received an email l

exercise outside, it is not good at all for you. hopefuly it will get better soon. here in berkeley, terisa estaciokron four news ### now to our four zone forecast. taking a live look outside at s-f-o. kron-4's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here now with the forecast lawrence karnow: smoke continues to smother the bay area. very unhealthy air is engulfing much of the area now. there looks to be some improvement in air quality over the weekend but it will still be hazy. tonight will be cold with lows in the 30s and 40s. high pressure will send storms well to the north this weekend. but there looks to be a impressive change in the weather pattern toward the middle of next week. highs tomorrow will be cooler and in the 50s and 60s. rain is possible as early as next wednesday with showers on and off through next weekend. a caravan is headed to help one the california community that is dealing with the deadly camp fire. with weekend.through next on and off through next weekend. a caravan is heading to help one the california communities that is dealing with the deadly camp fire. with that carav

in sf, terisa estacio (pam) more drama (pam) more drama at the white house -- this time a feud involving first lady melania trump ... why she is calling for the firing of a deputy national security adviser... (ken) as the camp wildfire burns .... the magnitude of destruction is also growing. how it spared one item from a man's home that gave him a sense of hope. (lawrence)ten at ten learning about one of the victims who lost almost everything in the deadly camp fire.(ken) he's a san francisco native and a giants fan. after returning to his home he saw that it was reduced to rubble... but one thing still stands. kron 4's j.r. stone... explains. sot...it was like dante's inferno....joel burgess, who is a navy veteran, is describing what it was like when he and his wife evacuated their home in paradise california last week. he says the escape video's that others recorded were exactly what they experienced.sotwhen we spoke with joel he had assumed that his home was gone from what he had heard from a friend, but he wasn't sure. with that we drove through the area in route to his home and in h

kron four's terisa estacio reports from chabot's space and science center. nasa nats: "lander down" and with that another chapter in history for mars exploration begins. named the insight mission... this outer space robotic explorer is aptly named as it plans to gather key intelligence on the red planet... unlike other missions, insight will stay put in one position while it collects data. it contains several instruments to do so... including a seismometer, a heat flow and physical propertties pkacakge and an x band radio for precision dopple tracking. gerald meekgan, chabot "it is going to look atgerald mckeegan is an astromer with the chabot space and science center. meekegan. we are interested in a variety of issues, like water, where is it? the space and science center in oakland had a live stream of insight landing on mars, i caught up with some students from montessori school of fremont about watching it all.. roma agarwal, student. it was really neat... i liked watching it alot. student. insight is expected to be on the job for the next two years... a

kron four's terisa estacio has the latest.y accused of sexual abuse of minors... the oakland diocese is now publishing in it's newsletter to parishioners that it is pushing back it's publication to after the first of the year... it states the reasons are two fold... one that it is essential to contact all survivors in advance of a public announcement... and two quote... it is important we spend more time verifying the information we have on priests from religious orders and from other dioceses who served in the oakland diocese... rection was strong and swift... i reached out to kathy stonebraker... who recently shared at length her story... accusing james keenan of years of abuse. she is now suing the diocese and james keenan, who left the church.. in a statement, kathy said quote " this is unacceptabale and once again, the holy see, bishops, cardinals, oakland docese are to be accountable and i will continue to speak and fight for all kids... her attorney... also had a scathing reaction to the delay... "the oakland diocese ha

kron 4's terisa estacio reports from marin general hospital-- where the victims of this shooting were taken. it was around 130 in the morning when shots rang out... here at the helen vine detox facility in san rafael. an - a residential facility for alcohol and drug treatnment... deputies says they quickly discovered one person dead... two others badly injured... sgt. mike brovelli, marin county sheriff. how did a gun get into the facility? we are looking into that. it was late in teh afternoon, when a break in the case... detectives discovered a lead on the suspect.. brovelli. he is in custody... late monday, the suspects name, davance lamar reed... and this... reed is currently in the sonoma county jail for an unrelated pursuit case. in custody, detectives say he made comments connecting himself to the marin shooting. (estacio live) the victims names here at the hospital have been released. they are... (pam) california's two gubernatorial (pam) california's two gubernatorial candidates came out for a final push ... ahead of tomorrow's election. both democrat gavin newsom and republi

(pam) kron four's terisa estacio reports from chabot's space and science center in oakland. student, it was cool student, it took a lot of steps to land. nasa nats: "lander down" and with that another chapter in history for mars exploration begins. named the insight mission... this outer space robotic explorer is aptly named as it plans to gather key intelligence on the red planet... unlike other missions, insight will stay put in one position while it collects data. it contains several instruments to do so... including a seismometer, a heat flow and physical propertties pkacakge and an x band radio for precision dopple tracking. gerald meekgan, chabot "it is going to look atgerald mckeegan is an astromer with the chabot space and science center. meekegan. we are interested in a variety of issues, like water, where is it? the space and science center in oakland had a live stream of insight landing on mars, i caught up with some students from montessori school of fremont about watching it all.. rosalee gonzalez, student. it was really cool. roma agarwal, student. it was reall

kron 4's terisa estacio explains. it was around 130 in the morning when shots rang out... here at the helen vine detox facility in san rafael. an - a residential facility for alcohol and drug treatnment... deputies says they quickly discovered one person dead... two others badly injured... sgt. mike brovelli, marin county sheriff. how did a gun get into the facility? we are looking into that. it was late in teh afternoon, when a break in the case... detectives discovered a lead on the suspect.. brovelli. he is in custody... late monday, the suspects name, davance lamar reed... and this... reed is currently in the sonoma county jail for an unrelated pursuit case. in custody, detectives say he made comments connecting himself to the marin shooting. the victims names here at the hospital have been released. they are... (mk)michelle kingston, mkingstonnews"neighbors of laudemer arboleda say he was quiet, but his behavior was bizarre ... and that police were called here several times."thursday was the last day neighbors say they saw laudemer arboleda ...they say he was with pol

kron four's terisa estacio has more. (take vo/so)sound full - stand by.... that scene and those words that scene and those words repeated over and over again, by the large army of fire fighters and police and sheriff's deputies that raced to the area to face the flames in the camp fire. in the early morning hours of last thursday, when the camp fire started... pge reported that it had thought about shutting down power lines in several counties due to extreme dry and high winds predicted. however, a pge spokesperson told kron four, that they decided against the public safety power shutoff,or psps as a preemptive move throughout butte county. now, pge is coming under intense scrutiny...i spoke with one attorney who was invoved in suing pge in the san bruno blast where 8 people died... he had scathing comments for pge in this latest situation. joe cotchett, cotchett, pitre & mccarthy. why did they not turn off the power? they could have, now people are dead. attorey joe cotchett continued to blast the utility - cotchett. they choose profit over safety. and kron

nannies and day care providers are also being pulled in to the cause. ( james ) kron four's terisa estacio. and tells us caretakers think all about it. agency: "we are seeing parents request don't allow children to be on screen time while with nanny or babysitter. babysitter: "i have friends who see that clause and questioned it." mom: "when i had a nanny, i wanted the updates." "au pair - i can see both sides." it is the latest trend to hit parenting how much is too much when it comes to kids, computers other electronic screens.. and the controversy it is rolling over into contracts between parents and their caregivers. lynn perkins, urban sitter. "i think overall, technology has lead to some improvements in society and with kids. but now it seems, there is a growing awareness that too much has negative psychological behavioral impacts with kids and so parents are pulling back on how much screen time kids can have."lynn perkins is with urban sitter, an agency which connects parents with nannies and sitters through their social networks and contacts. perkins tells me she has seen a growing

kron four's terisa estacio talked to viewers at chabot's space and science center in oakland. "lander down" and with that another chapter in history for mars exploration begins. named the insight mission... this outer space robotic explorer is aptly named as it plans to gather key intelligence on the red planet... unlike other missions, insight will stay put in one position while it collects data. it contains several instruments to do so... including a seismometer, a heat flow and physical propertties pkacakge and an x band radio for precision dopple tracking. gerald meekgan, chabot "it is going to look atgerald mckeegan is an astromer with the chabot space and the chabot space and science center. meekegan. we are interested in a variety of issues, like water, where is it? the space and where is it? the space and science center in oakland had a live stream of insight landing on mars, i caught up with some students from montessori school of fremont about watching it all.. rosalee gonzalez, student. it was really cool. roma agarwal, student. it was really neat... i liked watchin