-u-v driving of a black s-u-v driving recklessly on 580 near lakeshore drive. they say the car took out an electrical box.. drove over the sidewalk and crashed into a parked car at a gas station. no one was in the parked car. the driver was booked into the santa rita jail. ( darya ) new this morning... six people are displaced after a fire destroyed a senior care facility in healdsburg. the fire happened at magnolia manor near highway 101 around 6:00 last night. the fire started in an oven and then spread to the entire facility. it took firefighters about 4 hours to put out the flames. nobody was injured. ( darya ) coming up on the kron 4 morning news... the family of the man shot and killed by police in alabama are calling for answers after police say the gunman is still on the loose. ( darya ) and later... long time bay area journalist and radio host is missing. what officials know about the disapperance. ( darya ) and ... a warning for people planing on giving gift cards as presents this year... there are new rules you

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it comes as the u-s-p-s ramps up package deliveries for the holidays.ease in package volume this year. saying more than 900 million packages will be delivered between thanksgiving and new year's day. and this year it is shifting focus from the busiest day to the busiest week. which they say will be december 17 to the 23-rd. ( james )( james ) speaking of deliveries... amazon is preparing for what's expected to be the largest cyber monday in history. ( darya ) kron 4's will tran is live at the amazon fullfillment center in tracy with the latest... will? ( darya ) thanks will. ( james ) still ahead on the kron 4 still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... long time bay area journalist and radio host is missing. what officials know about the disapperance. ( james ) plus... we have the very latest on the ferry accident that happened at the san francisco ferry building last friday. ( james )( james ) and after the break... the family of the man shot and killed by police in alabama are calling for answers after police say the gunman is still on the loose. ( joh

(pam) first the u-s government... now the united nations .. both now the united government... pam) today.40 years ago harvey milk... supervisor moscone... and george of mayor assasinations terisa estacio in mill valley, terisa estacio (ken) (ken) marking one of the saddest days in san francisco history. we take a look back at the assasinations of mayor george moscone... and supervisor harvey milk... 40 years ago today. (pam) first the u-s government... now the united nations .. both warning about the dangers of climate change. the latest report that details the threat the planet is facing. (ken) and silicon valley companies... often blamed for helping create the bay area's housing crisis... are now stepping up to build affordable places to live. (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break. ( ken on cam) a trio of technology companies has stepped up to help end the affordable housing crisis in the bay area. kron four's rob fladeboe tells us about a big-time donation received by the housing trust of silicon valley. lau

it comes as the u-s-p-s ramps up package deliveries for the holidays.ease in package volume this year. saying more than 900 million packages will be delivered between thksgiving and new year's day. and this day. and this year it is shifting focus from the busiest day to the busiest week. that will be december 17 to the 23-rd. ( sara ) now take a look at this -- a family in louisiana got quite the surprise thanksgiving morning when a stolen car crashed into their garage. it happened when a 20-14 dodge charger that the owners reported stolen slammed into a couple's garage. a witness says he and the suspected driver did not talk, but when his wife told the driver she had called 9-1-1, he made a run for it.... thankfully - it was caught on video - including a clear shot of the driver's face. in the surveillance video of the car crashing into the garage, you will notice it slammed in backwards. <"the car has no power steering. and so whoever took it, i'm guessing they didn't know it didn't have no powering steering in it, so when they he took it -- they uh--

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she is a former u-s diplomat.n mark meuser from the east bay. as it stands padilla wins. and finally the race for the state's attorney general is between current a-g xavier becerra and steven bailey. right now the polls are leaning to becerra. ( james ) prop 4... which addresses how hospitals in the state care for children passed by a significant margin. among the pediatric hospitals set to benefit from prop four... are u-c-s-f, childrens hospital oakland, stanford's lucile packard and several others in the u-c system. which means the state could use 1.5 billion dollars to build, expand and renovate children's hospitals. that money would be paid back over 35 years... at 80 million dollars a ( james ) we have continuing coverage of the midterm elections on kron4.com ... your local election headquarters. there you will find a link that will give you all of the election results for the measures on the ballot. ( john ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. forecast.bay area tracking your bay area forecast. ( james

u-s border patrol officials are getting a first- hand look at the migrant crisis at the u- s southern border ...nats... where violence erupted over the weekend as frustrations flared. nats: wow!sunday - u-s border patrol agents fired tear gas at hundreds of migrants attempting to cross the border.agents say it was in self defense - as some migrants were throwing rocks. the event - becoming an international flashpoint. mexico's foreign ministry - now asking the u-s to investigate the incident.and the mayor of tijuana - criticizing the border patrol's actions while calling for humanitarian helpjuan manuel gastelum, mayor of tijuana/monday: i can not agree on the use of force, not even that type of force that is tear gas or rubber bullets. meanwhile, president trump is defending the border patrol's actions -- while threatening to close the borderreporter: "what would cause you to close the border?"president trump/monday: "violence. if they do a charge because with a closed border it's very easy to stop, with an open border it's not."the white house on tuesday echoing the president's comm

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current u-s policy allows asylum seekers to remain in the u-s while their applications are being processed. president trump has been an outspoken critic of the current policy. (jrstone) and we saw an example of that today -- president trump tweeted in part: "migrants at the southern border will not be allowed into the united states until their claims are individually approved in court. we only will allow those who come into our country legally. other than that our very strong policy is catch and detain." (jrstone) former c-i-a director michael hayden has been hospitalized after suffering a stroke. his family says the 73-year-old suffered the stroke at his home earlier this week and is currently receiving medical treatment.details on the severity of the stroke were not revealed.hayden is a retired four-star air force general who served as c-i-a director from 2006 to 2009. before that, he spent six years as director of the national security agency.in recent years, hayden has worked as a national security analyst for c-n-n. (jrstone) victims of the woolsey fire in southern california are just

u-s border patrol agents fired tear gas at hundreds of migrants attempting to cross the border. a cloud of tear gas sending people running and screaming-- including families with young children.rodney scott/san diego sector chief patrol agent// "to be completely frank, there were numerous people that actually made it across the border. we're in the process of building the new border wall here, but we don't have it completed."what started as a peaceful march escalated into chaos-- when protesters split off into several directions.border patrol defending its actions saying some migrants threw rocks at agents--forcing them to respond with force to protect themselves.rodney scott/san diego sector chief patrol agent// "once our agents were assaulted and the numbers started growing, we had two or three agents at a time initially facing hundreds of people at a time." meanwhile-- president trump addressing the situation. president trump// "here's the bottom line: nobody's coming into our country unless they come in legally."the mexican government says 98 migrants will be deported follow

for maria mendoza sanchez to return to the u-s.ia mendoza-sanchez and her husband have been separated from their 4 children since august of last year, when strict trump administration immigration policies led to their deportation.sot maria mendoza- sanchezit has been very difficult painful really challengingspeaking to us from mexico, maria says there is now new hope she may be able to return to the u.s. legally and be reunited with her children. soti pay taxes, and i think my kids have the right to grow up with their parents beside them a nd better education and we can provide that for them without living this stressful and sad life maria, who entered the u.s. illegally with her daughter in the mid-90's, hit the jackpot in the spring when she was selected in the h1b visa lottery. now she needs one final signoff from citizenship and immigration services.sot right now i feel hopeful and i hope for a good outcomestandup dan kerman/sf 114maria should hear within 6 weeks... she thinks it would be nice to to be back with her kids in tim

authorities are reinforcing the u-s mexico border... to stop the migrant caravan from entering the country illegally... details on the new security measures... and why experts say it's so effective. (pam) plus .. rain in the bay area means snow in the sierra ... find out just how long it took drivers to get over donner pass... as snow affected their drive... (grant) and up next... as people finished their thanksgiving meals... many people hit the stores for all the deals.. we're live at the livermore outlets with what to expect... (pam) the race is on for the best deals, ahead of black friday..scores of stores across the bay area are already open tonight. kron 4's gayle ong is live at the premium outlets in livermore ... where the deals have enticed some people away from the dinner table ... gayle with bags full and power walking.. these shoppers are out on a mission momentscores of people flocked over to livermore's premium outlets to get a head start on black friday sales on thanksgiving what did you guys buy? we bought from van hidde

a major port of entry into the u-s shut down. the chaos that erupted at the u-s mexico border as a group of migrants tried to cross. and next. a vandal targets more than a dozen buildings in the east bay. leaving behind racial slurs.... hate messages.. and profanity. (ken) tonight... police in the east bay are looking for help identifying a man caught on surveillance video during a vandalism spree. police say more than 20 buildings in antioch were defaced with swastikas, racial slurs, and profanity. the first grafitti was spotted by an antioch resident leaving his church sunday morning after services. it was also spraypaint on cars in the city hall parking lot. more grafitti turned up the next day. local merchants who are trying to revive the area are disappointed by this setback.i'm upset i'm livid you know that the mural behind me devastated that's devastating to us place to see a storage place hat but still we will go off but still we will go on and we will continue to build up and we will continue to build up antioch (ken) th

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the u-s coast guard is responding to sinking boat near point reyes. released. we will keep you updated as we learn more. ( james ) 4 your health this morning...jennie-o is recalling more than 91- thousand pounds of ground turkey that may be linked to a salmonella outbreak. the recall involves four types of the company's raw turkey products. federal food safety officials say the products were shipped to retailers nationwide. the outbreak involves more than 160-patients in 35-states. so far, one death has been linked to the jennie-o turkey. for more information on the recall head to our website at kron-4-dot-com. ( james ) coming up after the break... it was a big weekend for the oakland raiders as they picked up their second win of the season. season. on thousands of giftss this weekend at ross. most stores are open thanksgiving, six p.m. to midnight. reopening friday at seven a.m. with extended hours saturday and sunday. yes for less. your sister stopped borrowing your sweaters?e it's time yes! that's yes for less. stop stealing mine... never. the per

in u-s detention camps and shelters.hat's up from the 20-16 monthly average of four to nine-thousand children. health and human services says the high number of detained children is because of trump- administration policies to quote "reduce risk and increase safety." some are suing the trump administration, accusing it of intentionally holding-on to some children until they turn 18, when they would go to more strict detention. (ken) still ahead tonight -- a 90-year-old shipwreck is found with a surprise inside ...and m-i-t engineers build a plane that can fly with no moving parts! (vicki) and the future of black friday is changing. what you might want to stock up on as some of these deals may vanish. (sports) coming up i'll have all the day's sports highlights and scores. this is not a bed. it's a revolution in sleep. the new sleep number 360 smart beds are on sale now during ultimate sleep number week. it senses your movement, and automatically adjusts to keep you both effortlessly comfortable. it can even warm your fee

(grant) the official christmas tree for the u-s capitol is now in washington.he 80-foot-tall noble fir arrived this morning... after a three- thousand- mile journey. the tree was selected from the willamette national forest in oregon. the tradition of the capitol christmas tree, or "the people's tree" .. started in 19-64... that's when speaker of the house john mc-cormack put a live tree on the capitol lawn. this year's tree lighting ceremony at the capitol is set for wednesday december fifth. (grant) that wraps up kron 4 news at nine...(vicki) but our primetime coverage continues at the top of the hour. pam moore and ken wayne are here with kron 4 news at ten....guys? (pam) thank you grant and vicki.... next at ten... get those umbrellas ready.a series of storms is headed toward the bay area the first one is just hours away, and the rain is expected to cause a lot of problems on the roads. so be sure to take it easy out there.we are live in the east bay with the story. plus... new tonight at ten. local firefighters are starting to return...after battling the d

to stop central american migrants from reaching u-s soil.i'm mary moloney reporting. reporting. (vicki) more than seven months after the deadly police shooting of stephon clark and the pain is still very real for his family. so today community members, along with city leaders and local businesses rallied around stephon clark's family to renovate his grandparent's home... the clark family held a ribbon cutting today, to thank the people who helped beautify the family home. it's a home family memebers say their granfather built from the bottom up... but the family is still healing since the shooting happened in the backyard of that home... and his family is waiting for justice. <"stephon was good stuff.. that's what family is about"> (vicki)about">(vicki)about"> (vicki) the sacramento police department has finished its investigation into the deadly shooting... now its in the hands of the sacramento county district attorneys office.. (ken) back here in san francisco... a haunted house is scaring some people today. (vicki) kron4's lydia pantazas is at the "san francisco d

u-s-a gymnastics could soon lose its status as the nation's governing body of the sport.sarah hirshland, sent a letter to the gymnastics community monday. she offered u-s-a gymnastics to voluntarily surrender its status, saying it's unlikely to overcome its current challenges. the organization is still struggling to get back on its feet after the sex abuse scandal involving doctor larry nassar. the scandal rattled u-s-a gymnastics - and the organization has lost two presidents in recent months. ( james ) checking the markets this morning... winners and losers is next with our financial expert rob black. (ácommercialá) (james)( darya ) welcome back. let's get a check of the weather this morning... no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 continuing our trend of dry and comfortable weather today as daytime highs peak similarly to those we felt yesterday in

and getting closer to entering the u-s.e'll show you how troops are preparing-- and trying to prevent them from crossing. (grant) plus... we continue our coverage of the smoke in the bay area. the air getting worse and tonight at 5:30... dozens of schools across the bay area are going to be closed tomorrow because of the dangerous air quality in the bay area. (grant) the list of school closures keeps getting longer-- and we are constantly updating it on kron-4-dot-com. here are some of the districts closing their schools: south san francisco unified, san leandro unified, pittsburg unified, orinda union, new haven union, napa valley unified, martinez unified, hayward unified, castro valley unified, and benicia unified. several college campuses are also closed. again-- we have the entire list on kron-4-have the entire list on kron-4- dot-com. (grant) and this is video from u-c berkeley today. you can see students walking around with masks on in the hazy conditions. a lot of them were not happy the campus remained open today.

ikea says fewer than 75 jobs will be eliminated in the u-s. it's also reorganizing its business around the world. officials say they will be shifting toward smaller stores and more online shopping. ... (vicki) many people are already lining up for the black friday deals... some people do it for clothes and others do it all for electronics... like t-v's for many it's become a tradition-- to finish thanksgiving dinner and then head to the stores to be first in line for doorbuster sales. walmart will be having regular operating hours... and they'll have in-store black friday sales beginning at six p-m. target will open at five p-m on thanksgiving day until one in the morning... and then reopen at seven a-m on black friday. frys will be open thursday morning from 9am until 1pm... and then best buy will also open at five p-m on thanksgiving day and close at one in the morning... and they'll reopen at eight a-m on black friday. (ken) we're about to start the biggest shopping weekend of the year-- and chances are good you'll use a credit card that pa

the refugee camp is overflowing with migrants waiting to seek asylum in the u-s. more than 58-hundred people are now livinig there. tijuana's mayor says it's a crisis and is calling for humanitarian aid. newsom addressed the issue and how its impacting california. <'gov. elect gavin newsom/(d) californiathe economic reality here is real too. every time - with respect - there is a flippant comment about something on the border it impacts the economy and lives of hundreds of thousands of people who are reliant on that trade in commerce on a daily basis.>( james ) newsom also toured the otay mesa immigration detention center... and met with groups advocating for the asylum seekers. today newsom will meet with mexican officials in mexico city. ( james ) happening tomorrow... the caltrain holiday train will be traveling up and down the peninsula collecting toys for underprivileged children. the train's decorations were unveiled earlier this morning. tomorrow and sunday the tomorrow and sunday the train will visit 9 caltrain stations between san francisco and santa clar

an estimated 80,000 americans died of flu and its complications last winter, according to the u-s centers for disease control and prevention. (pam) and, the nation experienced a record- breaking 900-thousand hospitalizations caused by the flu last season. doctors with john muir health.. told kron 4's gabe slate, it is not to late to get the flu shot. sound from robert eidus, md, john muir health "even if you healthy can die from flu" doctor robert eidus (eye dus) based in walnut creek, with john muir health says if you have been putting off getting the flu shot, now is the time before the season hits. sound from robert eidus, md, john muir health "never too late to get flu shot" sound from robert eidus, md, john muir health "never too early to get flu shot " doctor eidus says every year he has patients express fear about getting sick from the flu shot. he says it's not possible. sound from robert eidus, md, john muir health "you can not get flu from flu shot"doctor eidus says to not have a repeat of last years flu season, or worse, everyone needs to get their shot. sound from robert eidus

young, undocumented immigrants who came to the u-s as children ... from deportation. lawyers for the trump administration have already asked the u.s. supreme court to step in and review the issue. (ken)(áááoncamááá) the white house plans to put restrictions on asylum seekers. the administration said thursday that migrants who illegally cross the southern border will not be eligible to seek asylum.president trump previewed the possibility of this new rule last week.it will become effective once a presidential proclamation is issued.senior administration officials say that could happen this friday. still ahead at 8 the question about slavery that colorado voters decided on tuesday. the new technology being used to inform police within seconds... of a school shooter. (ken) there has been much debate on how to make u-s schools safe in the wake of a series of mass shootings. now, in pennsylvania, one school is using artificial intelligence to detect guns. (pam) the added layer of security is within the security cameras those cameras use motion detection ... to recognize wh

(ken) kron4's justine waldman went to the burn center at u-c davis to hear these survival stories.. they escaped the camp fire .. but now paul and suzie ernest have 3rd degree burns all over. paul used his body to protect suzie as the flames spread over them... their pants and shoes melted off, as they got out.they are some of the 12 camp fire victims being treated at shriners and uc davis regional burn center in sacramento. it is considered the top burn center in the country.sot either they got out or their didnt get out unfortune people with the big burns did not get here in time they passes awaydoctor david greenhalgh (greenhall) is head of the burn unit. he tells me most camp fire patients have 20 to 50% of their bodies burned... most with injuries to their faces and hands.the oldest patient is 103 years old.no children arrived, because paradise is mostly a retirement community.so for the first time ever, a few adults were treated in pediatric unit,.the last major burn disaster, the wine country fires from 2017. lessons learned then were applied now... declare a state of emergency at

(ken) u-c-l-a and u-s-c are gearing up for their rivalry game this saturday, and u-s-c just took thingsp a notch. weekend. (ken) u-c-l-a and u-s-c are gearing up for their rivalry game this saturday, not know who, spray painted the u-c-l-a mascot "bruin bear". u-c-l-a's colors are blue and gold, but "bruin bear" definitely has some u-s-c red on him now. the bear was being kept in a secure box to protect him from possible vandalism. clearly, it didn't work. <"you wouldn't expect to see that when you're walking to class early in the morning. everyone thinks the bear is safe, the bear is hibernating but that's evil. i really don't like the people at usc now that's just pure vandalism of the environment."> both schools did agree to one thing- they've canceled the traditional bonfire as the state struggles with deadly wildfires. (pam) still ahead tonight -- the search for the missing continues in the deadly camp fire. we'll have an update on that, plus -- the rising death toll. and -- funeral prayers held for journalist jamal khashoggi in istanbul. (pam) u.s. intelligence officials have conc

(ken) the u-s postal service is alerting bay area residents...t to be alarmed if you start seeing mail delivered as early as 5-30 a-m. the change is happening in the coming weeks. it comes as the u-s-p-s ramps up package deliveries for the holidays. the postal service projects a double digit increase in package volume this year. saying more than 900 million packages will be delivered between thanksgiving and new year's day. and this year it is shifting focus from the busiest day to the busiest week. that will be december 17 to the 23-rd. december 17 to the 23-rd. (ken) thanksgiving is supposed to be a day to celebrate family and friends... but it turned terrifying for shoppers in alabama.(vicki) they were sent running for cover when a gunman opened fire inside alabama's largest mall. and there is new video tonight of the moments chaos broke out dianne gallagher has the details. nats-chaos erupting inside an alabama shopping mall packed with black friday shoppers... maveny white/witness: "all of a sudden i heard my manager yell there's gunshots."a

that's according to a new u-s government report.e white house released the federally mandated study today. and as andy rose explains it says climate change could devastate our economy and worsen people's health. a dire warning from the u-s global change research program....derek van dam/ meorologist: this analysis written by over three hundred scientists is going to only contribute to the overwhelming evidence that global warming is happening, it is human caused.the report... released by the white house... directly contradicts the president's own words. reporter: does seeing the devastation change your mind about climate change?president trump: no. i have a strong opinion. i want great climate. we're gonna have that. and we're gonna have forests that are very safe.the governor of fire-ravaged california...ho wever... agrees more needs to be done.gov. jerry brown/ (d) california: but managing all the forests in every way we can does not stop climate change and those who deny that are definitely contributing to the tragedies.according

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(landvo) this is the nuclear option for the u-s olympic committee.nastics botched its re-organization efforts following the sexual abuse scandal involving team doctor larry nassar. olympic committee ceo sarah committee ceo sarah hirshland said today that the challenges facing usa gymnastics are more than it is capable of overcoming as its currently constructed. she also said "you deserve better." even with a new board of directors -- usa gymnastics is accused of making repeated mistakes after the nassar accusations came to light. mistakes like the botched hiring of a program cordinator and interim ceo to replace kerry perry --- who lasted less than a year on the job after replacing steve penny...the longtime gynmastics ceo who was recently arrested for allegedly tampering with evidence related to nasser. hirshland said that the move is necessary "to ensure that usa gymnasts have the support necessary to excel on and off the field of play." a live look outside right now... as we get our first look at the four zone forecast with chief meteorologist law

(pam) the girl scouts of the u-s-a is suing the boy scouts of america... trademark infringement at issue is the new name of the boy scouts - the group for teens is changing the name to "scouts b-s-a," and is also welcoming girls. the girl scouts contend, the group does not have the right to use the words - "scouts" or "scouting." and they argue, the girl scouts brand will suffer. they also say, the boy scouts' name change is causing confusion -- leading some to think the girl scouts no longer exist as a separate entity. the lawsuit seeks monetary damages and a permanent injunction against trademark infringement. (pam) a family in el dorado county was able to escape a fire that burned through their home... killing several of their pets. (ken) and they credit one of their dogs for saving a 10- year-old boy who was asleep in his bed. the fire happened at a home in pollock pines on tuesday morning. the woman who lives there says she woke up to her husband yelling to get outside. that's when they noticed their son's balcony was on fire. when they went back in t

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is the 307th mass shooting this year in the u-s and the deadliest, so far, in 2018.n) flags are at half staff at san francisco city hall and across california in the wake of the tragic thousand oaks mass shooting. governor- elect gavin newsom was in the city today helping serve meals at saint anthony's. kron4's haaziq madyun was there the governor- elect addressed the media (take pkg) (pkg)sot homelessness is among the many challenges facing the governor electsot

the refugee camp is overflowing with migrants waiting to seek asylum in the u-s.than 58-hundred people are now livinig there. tijuana's mayor says it's a crisis and is calling for humanitarian aid. newsom addressed the issue and how its impacting <'gov. elect gavin newsom/(d) californiathe economic reality here is real too. every time - with respect - there is a flippant comment about something on the border it impacts the economy and lives of hundreds of thousands of people who are reliant on that trade in commerce on a daily basis.>( darya ) newsom also toured the otay mesa immigration detention center... and met with groups advocating for the asylum seekers. today newsom will meet with mexican officials in mexico city. ( james ) a big story this morning... an oncology nurse from highland hospital in oakland... who was deported to mexico last year, may be able to return to the bay area and be reunited with ( darya ) kron 4's dan kerman shows us what it will take... for maria mendoza sanchez to return to the highland hospital oncology nurse maria mendoza-sanchez

of migrants heading to the u-s border...dent is backtracking... now saying those soldiers will be making arrests instead of shooting if they're hit with rocks.pres. trump: "they won't have to fire. what i don't want is i don't want these people throwing rocks. they do that with us, they're going to be arrested. there's going to be problems. i didn't say shoot. i didn't say shoot."but hold on here's how the president ignited the controversy.pres. trump: "they want to throw rocks at our military, our military fights back. we're going to consider and i told them consider it a rifle. when they throw rocks like they did at the mexico military and police, i say consider it a rifle."critics pounced calling that an abuse of the commander-in-chief's authority.gen. wesley clark, us army, ret.: "you don't use maximum force. you use minimum force. you don't attack. you defend. you restore order. so he has it all wrong."the president's incendiary rhetoric on immigration is throwing the gop off its message on the economy.mr. trump tweeted

hundreds of thousands of new jobs were added to the u-s economy last month. the latest jobs report was released saturday morning. it says the 250-thousand jobs were added across the country in october. and wages grew three- point-one percent. the national unemployment rate stands at three-point-seven percent. ( marty ) general motors is getting into the electric bike business. saturday, the company unveiled two e-bikes that will go on sale next year. one of the designs is foldable. some e-bikes can run on electricity alone with no pedaling. but g-m isn't saying whether its new bikes will run entirely on electric power. g-m hasn't said whether the new e-bikes will be sold individually to consumers, used in bike- sharing fleets, or both. ( marty )still ahead... stanford takes on the washington huskies... and colin kaepernick is in the news again. we'll tell you why... next in sports. you why... next in sports. proposition 11 solves two issues. first, it continues to pay paramedics while we're on break. second, it ensures the closest ambulance can respond if you

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(justine) president trump responded to the immigrants rushing the mexico - u-s just stated that "the city is ill-prepared to handle this many migrants, the backlog could last 6 months." likewise, the u.s. is ill-prepared for this invasion, and will not stand for it. they are causing crime and big problems in mexico. go home!" he followed with another tweet saying..."catch and release is an obsolete term. it is now catch and detain. illegal immigrants trying to come into the u.s.a., often proudly flying the flag of their nation as they ask for u.s. asylum, will be detained or turned away. dems must approve border security & wall now!" (jrs) five people face capital punishment for their direct involvement in the murder of jamal khashoggi. the saudi public prosecutor's office said six others have been charged in the journalist's killing.(justine) but an anticipated c-i-a report is expected to point a finger at the saudi crown prince... raising questions about who's actually behind khashoggi's death. the c-i-a has concluded saudi crown prince mohammed bin salman ordered the killing of jo

could be thousands of u-s troops. president trump says in addition to the some 5- thousand u-s troops already headed to the southern border to contain migrants heading for the us... he's considering increasing that number to as many as 15- thousand.<"we have our military now on the border. yeah. and i noticed all that beautiful barbed wire going up today. barbed wire used properly can be a beautiful sight. women want safe neighborhoods for their families, great schools for their children, and they want violent predators like we're talking about to be thrown in jail or thrown the hell out of our country and that's what we're doing.">(justine) estimates put a cost of between 112 and 143 dollars per troop per day.. and more than 136-thousand dollars per day for military aircraft. with the current mission set to run for 41 days, that comes out to days, that comes out to between 42 and 55 million dollars. if 15 thousand troops are deployed it could cost upwards of 110- million dollars. all u-s troops will also join more th

(ken) the president is expected to give new authority to thousands of u-s troops along the u-s mexicoto two defense officials and another u-s official... troops would be able to protect customs and border protection personnel from migrants...if they engage in violence. currently troops are not allowed to intervene unless they are acting in self defense. also the pentagon is estimating the cost of the military mission at the border will be about 210-million dollars. that total could grow if the active-duty mission is extended beyond december 15-th. "it was shocking and scary, too /// we heard after breakfast time that there had been a murder," (pam) their mother fell to her death from the top deck of a cruise ship.tonight, the children are saying, she did not want to go on the cruise ... and expressed fears she might not return alive.(ken) the fbi and police on the caribbean island of aruba are investigating alma-rosio tenorio's death as a possible homicide.(pam) catherine heenan has the latest on the fifty=two year old grandmother from alabama, who fell from the upper deck of the roya

an estimated 80,000 americans died of flu and its complications last winter, according to the u-s centers for disease control and prevention. and, the nation experienced a record- breaking 900-thousand hospitalizations caused by the flu last season. doctors with john muir health told kron 4's gabe slate it is not too late to get the flu shot. sound from robert eidus, md, john muir health "even if you "even if you healthy can die from flu" doctor robert eidus (eye dus) based in walnut creek, with john muir health says if you have been putting off getting the flu shot, now is the time before the season hits. sound from robert eidus, md, john muir health "never too late to get flu shot" sound from robert eidus, md, john muir health "never too early to get flu shot " "never too early "never too early to get flu shot " doctor eidus says every year he has patients express fear about getting sick from the flu shot. he says it's not possible. sound from robert eidus, md, john muir health "you can not get flu from flu shot"doctor eidus says to not have a repeat of last years flu season, or worse,

"> (ken) the president says the u-s is going to be prepared... and that the migrant caravan coming to the u-s ... are quote "not coming into our country.(pam) the move to now deploy as many as 15-thousand troops .. would be aimed at preventing the migrant caravan ... which is walking.. and is still nearly 1-thousand miles from the border. currenty, there are 21- hundred members of the national guard helping at the border. the pentagon says, an additional 52-hundred active duty troops could join them. and now, the president suggesting even more. if the president does deploy 15- thousand more troops to the border... that would be more than are currently present in afghanistan. (pam) turning now to our four zone forecast. first, we want to take a live look outside in alameda tonight ... where kids are trick or treating for halloween.(ken) and check this out...the salesforce tower is decked out for halloween. and people say it looks like the eye of sauron from the lord of the rings (ken) let's bring in chief meteorologist lawrence karnow... lawrence

u-s border patrol officials are getting a first- hand look at the migrant crisis at the u- s southernence erupted over the weekend as frustrations flared. robert perez/ deputy commissioner, customs and border protection: it was a very dynamic and very dangerous situationdeputy commissioner of u-s customs and border protection robert perez toured the area tuesday. robert perez/ deputy commissioner, customs and border protection: what is unique and uncommon is the nature of this caravan. the size of the caravan itself. it presents a significant challenge in this entire area and something that we're entirely committed to, border security.nats: wow!sunday - u-s border patrol agents fired tear gas at hundreds of migrants attempting to cross the border.agents say it was in self defense - as some migrants were throwing rocks. the event - becoming an international flashpoint. mexico's foreign ministry - now asking the u-s to investigate the incident. meanwhile, president trump is defending the border patrol's actions -- while threatening to close the borderreporter: "what would cause you to c

(jrstone) a major port of entry from mexico to the u-s was temporarily shut down sunday. customs and border patrol suspended all crossings at the largest border checkpoint between san diego and tijuana, mexico. (jrstone) the closures came as around 500 migrants rushed the border, overwhelming federal and local mexican police blockades. border patrols threw tear gas to try and get the migrants to disperse.the u-s customs and border patrol tweeted out defending the move saying... today, several migrants threw projectiles at the agents in san diego. border patrol agents deployed tear gas to dispel the group because of the risk to agents' safety. several agents were hit by the projectiles. 59-hundred troops had been previously deployed to the southern border to prepare for the possible arrival of the migrant caravan. due to demonstrations on both sides of the border, additional personnel were called on. u-s customs and border patrol reopened northbound and southbround crossing lanes to pedestrians. (jrs) the camp fire has now been contained. we hear the stories of survial and

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the refugee camp is overflowing with migrants waiting to seek asylum in the u-s.re. tijuana's mayor says it's a crisis and is calling for humanitarian aid. newsom addressed the issue and how its impacting california. <'gov. elect gavin newsom/(d) californiathe economic reality here is real too. every time - with respect - there is a flippant comment about something on the border it impacts the economy and lives of hundreds of thousands of people who are reliant on that trade in commerce on a daily basis.>( darya ) newsom also toured the otay mesa immigration detention center... and met with groups advocating for the asylum seekers. today newsom will meet with mexican officials in mexico city. ( darya ) lawmakers are demanding answers about the high speed rail that would run from san francisco to los angeles. this ... following a critical state audit.capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains the concerns ((assemblynan jim frazier- d- discovery bay)) my faith has been very much displaced."the high speed rail authority in the hot seat with lawmakers thursday fol

u-s and the deadliest, so far, in 2018. (grant) new video tonight showing crews putting out a grass fire in oakland. it broke out just after 11:15 this morning along northbound highway 13-- near san joaquin miller road. there was high concern because of the high winds ... but crews were able to contain the flames a little over an hour later. no injuries were reported and the cause were reported and the cause is under investigation. (grant) and as we have been reporting, much of the region is under a red flag warning . we just learned p-g-and-e will not shut off power in the north bay as a precaution.. but cal fire is on alert here in the bay area. kron four's rob fladeboe is live for us tonight with a look at conditions in the santa cruz mountains. rob? (rob live) i'm here at calfire's helicopter attack base near los gatos. it may be november but fire danger is still very high amid low humidity, an abundance of ready-to-burnvegetation and hgh winds. nats (winds whipping through trees)it's windy and it's going to stay that w