justine waldman >> pam: kron 4's charles clifford is live tonight at city hall. where the caped crusader was greeted by a huge crowd of fans today. charles? >>bat kid.. bat kid.. >> reporter:his fist raised in victory, 5-year-old bat kid, aka miles scott, took the stage at civic center plaza friday afternoon as thousands of adoring fans cheered him on. >> that kit for ever in san francisco! batkid what weou ld we do with out you! >> reporter:to reward his crime fighting skills, mayor ed lee presented miles with a key to city. >> reporter:all of friday's adventures were sponsored by the make a wish foundation, which grants the wishes of children facing life threatening illnesses. miles has spent the past few years fighting leukemia, he finished treatment in june and is now in remissions. his wish was to be batman... his father nick explains why... >>i think it's the cape. >> so, here to our hero! >> pam: new tonight at 8-- >> pam: 'batkid' was a huge phenomen online today. >> pam: the story trended on all the major social networks. our tech reporter gabe slate wat

>> pam: kron 4's justine waldman found out what some local stores have to say about the holiday madness. and next: a young san francisco boy is rescued. after nearly drowning in a florida pool. we hear from the good samaritan who stepped in to save him. i love watching tv outside. and why can you move the tv out here? the wireless receiver. i got that when i switched to u-verse. but why? because it's so much better than cable. it's got more hd channels, more dvr space. yeah, but i mean, how did you know? i researched. no, i-i told you. no. yeah! no. the important part is that you're happy now. and i got you this visor. you made a visor! yes! that i'll never wear. ohh. [ male announcer ] get u-verse tv for just $19 a month for two years with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. >> pam: >> reporter: they're thankful for the help of another man visiting with his family in happen to be in just the right place to say there will boy's life. >> i saw that his mouth was open and could not breathe. >> reporter: little boy came up blue his body life list. life-less >> i was there and i showed ev

paul waldman of the american prospect and michael warren of "the weekly standard." we covered some early presidential politicings. we're on the air here in c-span. among the events in iowa, a fund raiser for the governor who's seeking another term, republican for iowa, among the speakers, congressman paul ryan, the 2012 vice presidential nominee. a perspective candidate in 2016. also the chair of the house budget committee. >> i don't know if you noticed this, but obama care has had a few hiccups lately. don't you remember, though, we were told we had to pass this bill in order to find out what was in it? well, here we are. i seem to recall tom, maybe you can jog my memory. as i recall, one of the guys who voted for this law was a guy named bruce brayley? you know who that is? look, this law is doing real harm to real people. this law is making people disrupt their lives. millions of people are getting cancellation notices. families are seeing their premiums go up. the crowd that brought us this website where they had three years to prepare, a half a billion dollars

that's where kron4's justing waldman met up with that kid. justin e. eventually made her way to city hall for the grand finale. that's where our team coverage continues. just team is live at city hall. and what's bad kid got the key to this city justing you got a picture with thick cake crusader. you to get the picture out little mouse stow the hearts of a nation today and i wonder if our marriage is still on or if you'd let me for a pen sized apparel? >> reporter: lucille tried to get away from the pan glenn but to no avail. penguine >> reporter: the the leavitt mascot was tied up to eight pence. some of them were very emotional. >> is for little kids and i am a father i would do anything for my children >> reporter: the pink one waited patiently with lou still pie tied up. after a ride down the coke bottles like a huge crowd cheering them on. that kid freak lou. and received a big hug as a reward. as for the pan with as for the pink one s f p d handcuff them and centum off. >> reporter: that kid ran the bases a home run moment for his fans. >> report

and the news room, justine waldman, kron 4 news. >>anny: new this morning, another winter spare the air alert has been issued for today for the bay area. the bay area air quality management district says it is illegal for bay area residents to burn wood, manufactured fire logs or other solid fuel either indoors or outdoors. homes without permanently installed heating are exempt from the ban. this is the third winter spare the air alert this week. this morning, police in fremont are looking for help to identify a burglar caught on camera. take a look at some pictures taken of the suspect. he was seen on surveillance camera tuesday morning in a homeowner's bedroom in the 200 block of addison court. the homeowner returned later that afternoon and noticed the break-in was recorded. the suspect is believed to be a hispanic or middle eastern man, with a thin to medium build, short brown hair, brown eyes, a thin mustache and a partial goatee. police believe he got into the house through the backyard. black friday shoppers stormed stores fo

waldman joins us tonight from washington. welcome, doctor. >> thank you. >> what is your team telling you about what's going on, on the ground? >> pretty much what you just described. it's very difficult under the current circumstances to get supplies and needed medicines into the affected areas. but slowly, that's happening, as things open up and the logistics teams make sure that the roads are clear, the airports are open. these things do take time. but i think over the next few days, the tide will turn and relief supplies should come pouring in. the degree of suffering, as we just heard, is enormous. this is a tragedy of major proportion. and an tra cpa ordinary of assistance is needed. hopefully, it will get there on time to save lives. >> what are the long-term problems, the health problems for the people there? >> so the immediate problems are also health problems, but they can be dealt with to a large extent without relying on medicines and hospitals. people need food. people need clean water, sanitation facilities and

justine waldman, kron4news. >>> this weather picture was sent by a viewer.emperatures today were in the upper 60s and low 70s. it was 76 in santa rosa, 74 in san jose. temperatures will be on the mild side. temperatures will cool and as we head into theweekend, widespread 40s. oakland and richmond. sunnyvale cooler. portions of the south bay and inland valleys. we will have mid-to up upper 60s. 64 in oakland. low 70s for the north bay. extended forecast, cooler tomorrow. next week cooler even more as the storm approaches northern california. the north bay will have cooling temperatures monday and tuesday. >>> the cardinals take on the ducks. gary has highlights next. i love watching tv outside. and why can you move the tv out here? the wireless receiver. i got that when i switched to u-verse. but why? because it's so much better than cable. it's got more hd channels, more dvr space. yeah, but i mean, how did you know? i researched. no, i-i told you. no. yeah! no. the important part is that you're happy now. and i got you this visor. you made a visor! yes! th

kron4's justine waldman is live. justine -- what's the latest? reporter: this is right in front of the mission police station with the large group there and police trying to block the street and redirect traffic. there are some cars here in the intersection but police officers are in front of the mission police station away from the station and right in the middle of the lessee of st. valencea street. >>chanting >> reporter: that are upset about the police that are upset about the treatment of four manned by police over the week and. so you can see the group of people spend their demanding justice. he along with his mother are here at this rally. and i did get a chance to speak with dj he says the he is very overwhelmed and started crying. >> i have been held in a police station for five days without madison. medicene >> reporter: back up your life we see the large group of and i hope that you are not hearing the obscenities. >> reporter: making sure that things stayed relatively calm here and no arrests here. demanding justice for the j williams

they are considering expanding this program to other neighborhoods creek and san francisco justine waldman> pam: the long -awaited obamacare enrollment numbers are in. the obama administration says. a total of 106,185 people signed up through federal and state exchanges. >> pam: only 26,794 people have enrolled through healthcare-dot-gov. >> pam: but as tory dunnan reports. a white house technology expert says, things are getting better when it comes to the failed website. >> reporter:government information technology officers finding themselves in congressional cross hairs. they're before a house committee on the botched rollout of the obamacare website, healthcare dot gov. >> reporter:but the obama adminstration's technology chief testified the website is getting better. >>the latest number is about 17 thousand registrations an hour. >> reporter:that's up from the day it went online, but nowhere near the goal of at least 50-thousand people each hour. >>this wasn't a small mistake. this wasn't a scaling mistake. this was a monumental mistake to go live and effectively explode on the launc

justine waldman, kron4. >> the aircraft carrier has 5,000 sailors. they are sending navy ships as well. marines are there to distribute aide. if you would like to help, you can find out on kron4.com. >>> a 2-alarm fire in san leandro leaves 2 dogs dead. this is a helmet camera from a firefighter. 5 others escaped. no firefighters were injured and no word on how the blaz started. >>> god bless those served and the united states of america. >> the president said he will push for wounded veterans to have the resources they need and get them back in the job market. he honored the oldest living world war ii veteran, 107 year old. >>> honoring the fallen from afghanistan ♪ amazing grace >> reporter: on this veteran's day, several gathered at these crosses to remember. >> those have died and given their lives and service to our country. >> iraq and afghanistan is still going on. we don't want people to forget there are people there being killed there everyday. >> reporter: back in 2006 they started honoring those and to protest the wars. now it is at 7,000.

and the news room adjusting waldman, kron 4 news. >>james: that's pretty inspirational.it said something about trying to celebrate and not having to hide when you are going through something. great story. coming up on the kron4 morning news. thousands and thousands of cash. where do one on one and find it. and taken a look at van ness ave. san francisco critic kind of an eerie shots. we will be right back. i love watching tv outside. and why can you move the tv out here? the wireless receiver. i got that when i switched to u-verse. but why? because it's so much better than cable. it's got more hd channels, more dvr space. yeah, but i mean, how did you know? i researched. no, i-i told you. no. yeah! no. the important part is that you're happy now. and i got you this visor. you made a visor! yes! that i'll never wear. ohh. [ male announcer ] get u-verse tv for just $19 a month for two years with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. with qualifying bundles. to thoseworried...ited... poked and prodded... taken risks... and lived in a state of "what if?"... welcome to a new

kron-4's justine waldman learned he is not only brave, but his resolve is even more admirable.lk. sasha will eventually have to work compression leggings to help with healing. there is so much love and support some rounding up the cost of something the family is an extremely grateful for. a banner with a get well messages covers the wall of the fleischmann home. >>: my family would bring a stack of cards. most of them from total strangers. it was just a really neat knowing that total strangers care about you. >>:/has no plans to ride the bus along ever again. the team's confidence of being a gender has not suffered. if anything it has made the attack stronger. -it has made such a strong corporate the fleischmann a family now tries to get back to normal re-establishing a routine that includes changing sashes bandages every morning. as far as the attacker the 16 year-old told them he said sasha on fire because he's homophobic. >>: it's a very dumb things that she did and i think that's you surely know better than to light some of clothing on fire and you should be able to realize

former speech writer michael waldman. thank you. >> my pleasure. >> we'll be right back. >>> coming up, there's a lot to look forward to tomorrow night, results from three big races that will say a lot about the wretched state of the republican party. we will preview them ahead. >>> first, the three awesomest things on the internet today, beginning with 26.2 miles of triumph. congratulations to everyone who ran in the new york city marathon, which returned after being canceled last year due to hurricane sandy. and spectators showed their creativity and encouragement with signs, signs cheering on random strangers, there was "no time for walk-in," a classic, one promising an extra boost of power to across the finish line, and of course, no new york event is complete without a healthy dose of sarcasm. but it wasn't only spectators having fun. as "new york" magazine pointed out, plenty of runners were still in the halloween spirit. here's a banana costume, another is elmo, captain america crossing the finish line and one is w

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justine waldman went to find out if this is putting pressure on small businesses. ira busy front s.e owners want to see during the season. this small business sells kids clothing, toys and of books. they pride themselves on helping customers find the perfect present. this toy buyer tells me the store is not worried about losing business to department stores that are open on thanksgiving. >> the people who don't shop on black friday shopping boutiques. >> reporter: down the street come the store is stocking up on christmas items. while the bigger competition might be open the owner says she would never make her employees work on thanksgiving. >> taking them away from their families would go against all of my á8w$values as a business own >> reporter: some owners tell me they are looking forward to small-business saturday. a day when they can offer some discounts. in san francisco i him justine waldman, "kron4". >>> the white house says a healthcare website issue is keeping small businesses from enrolling. it is another delay, days ahead of a deadline to fix the software. >> reporter:

. >> pam: it all apparently started after a confrontation turnedkron 4's justine waldman is live in sanfrancisco. where she just spoke with the >> reporter: he shot and killed more and been critical critically injured the driver. key moments ago about the heinous crime >> this is not a tragic homicide that does not occur with some form of the tally. this is a dangerous person that we need to get him in custody to >> reporter: 23 your old michael green 511 230 lbs. with the beard and long hair. for you are b.p. 704 license plate number. police are also looking for the moment in the red dress. they're like to talk with our. if you see this man did not approach just do not approach pam: 911 immediately. >> pam: new tonight at 8-- >> pam: a teacher stabbed multiple times with a pencil. that is what santa rosa police say happened. at mid- santa rosa. >> pam: kron 4's j.r. stone is following the story. he details. j.r? >> reporter: yellow tape and a police officer went after an instructor during lunch. >> teacher was injured today by a student. >> reporter: 16 year-old male who stepped the te

. >> kron4 is adjusting waldman has this is our story.it >> you could face cancer with courage and grace, all you need is a little beyoncÉ. >> the dance floor in the operating room at mount zion hospital people shaken it patient and his surgical team to the beat that right up be on says and get me body and this small before she had a double mastectomy. >> she is fighting breast cancer as says that dancing is her madison the mother of two is also a ob/gyn who specializes in treating pregnant when it would aid idea appeared allied for 6 minute the-bop and their scrubs and all turned a scary operation into a moment of celebration. >> as part of her healing process that axed her friends to post a video of her getting down to as she wrote that nothing gives a much more do drawer of georgia that would thereby ease appeared >> her colleagues say that but in a hallway three frigates and a puppet from connecticut cut and run up. >> and even thought of it showed opera moves appeared >> the end of the dance party bill was codes and kisses on a rock

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kron 4's justine waldman. has the details. plus, the major changes coming to the sheriff"s office. >>"the gravity of this situation is not lost on any of us." >> reporter:sheriff ross mirkarimi went through the list of things that went wrong during the 17 day search for missing sf general patient lynne spalding. >> reporter:the troubles started when deputies got a report >>"physican said i came into the room to discharge her and she was already gone but she is very confuesd and not safe to be on her own." >> reporter:the deputy in charge did not consider this a missing persons case. and information was not passed on to the next deputies on shift. then came confusion. >> reporter:the sheriff said hospital staff mis- identified spalding -- who is white--- first as african american, and then as asian in hospital logs. when a deputy went to look at securty fotoage the cameras did not workd. >>due to hardware problems was unable to do so >>more than a week after she vanished.deputies were ordered to search again for spalding. but they only looked in half of the stairwells. >> reporter:c

in the gotham, i mean at san francisco, justine waldman, a kron4 nose. >>james: we will be back with more headlines than just a minute. but go outside and give you a quick look of san francisco or gotham as it will be and just hours from now grid will be back in a moment. we are back at 415. let's get over to whether to find out the forecast for friday. >>erica: the good news is it will be a beautiful day. plenty of sunshine. a little cooler and san francisco with temperatures in the low 60s. as we take a live look from the golden gate bridge you will see we are waking up to very clear conditions. quite a contrast to compared to yesterday. temperatures mainly in the 40's and '50's botanical look. vallejo dropped down to the upper 30's and same goes for napa. futurecast for predicting the temperatures. you notice by lunch time most of us will be in the '60s. it will be a few pockets of the upper 50s mainly along the coast line. futurecast 4 g st. tops of '70s are possible. as we head into the 8:00 hour and is a friday night after all so maybe have some pl

. >> reporter: in walnut creek demand waldman >> pam: also ahead tonight california company has a new way to protect yourself from an attack by using your smart phone. we will show you how it worked. plus a new study takes a drastically different stance on the effect of video games on children peak. and we hear what you have to say about the findings. >> pam: and next just when you think you can get any worse for toronto's crack smoking mayor somehow it does. what happened today that has mayor robert for the glowing and out right or outright war. >> reporter: toronto mayor rob ford. more bizarre behavior from toronto mayor. here he is, making gestures imitating drunken driving during a city council meeting today. he made them toward a councilor accused of drinking and driving. the mayor was also heckled inside the city council building. "shame! shame! shame!" >> reporter:chants of the word "shame" greeted the mayor from the gallery. then there was this: mayor ford bumped into and knocked down a councilor while running through the council building, leaving the woman with a fat lip. the

kron4 justine waldman tell us how students are taking to the sudden loss. >> he made me laugh.e was a good do it. >> he was always making people laugh. >> the 16 year-old died after he was hit by a bart train. he was hit a 5:15 a.m. morning. students tell us that he was best- >> he did not let anything get in the way of handling what it does. >> a school board member said that students of additional the suicide is not the answer. >> they do not have to feel isolated. if you do not want--we do not want them to fill the they have no hope. >> it is difficult for his friends understand his loss. >> you do not understand what you have until it is gone. >> >> a man accused of murdering his daughter's mother is being ordered to stand trial. today, a judge ruled that there is enough evidence that have him stand trial. he is charged with strangling sandra coke in august pripet curb what it was on in vacaville five days after she was reported missing. >> police stated that he set him on fire while he was sleeping on a bus. they also stated that he told investigators that he did it becaus

paul waldman and michael warden with us.t depresses me that you are not getting to the root of the problem. this is all about money. the lobbyists have pushed bills that have been the corner of these insurance companies for years. you know, in 2014 i am going to vote in the republican party for the primary and in the general election i am going to vote democratic as these nuts up there who are pushing for more money are ruining this country. the people do not have a say. it is all about how much money gets pumped into the congressman's purse. how is it that their salary is so minimal that people in congress are meant -- millionaires? we need some caps on how much money these senators and congressmen are getting. ok, we will get a response. guest: if he directed his ire towards republicans, this is a problem the democrats as well, particularly when the obamacare law was crafted and passed, talking about the money that flows into folks pockets, it is not always directly, you know, check with a congressman, think ,bout the corn

kron four's justine waldman has more on google's plan for the barge, including >> what is known as theould be almost down the bay. ford may send in san francisco are in talks to bring of the barge tub that area. these discussions started a month ago. ford mason is working with the affairs people of united express passengerf google would stay has not been decided. new details are emerging as to what is happening. kron 4 news had a copy of the lease agreement that treasure island--a company from delaware and some parts of the lease started september and others in october. right now and the rent is $12,000 a month. but starting on november 7th, the rent goes up to $79,000 spread >> the person listed as a contact told me that he does not know anything about what is going on and then he hung up the phone. the people in fort mason stated that they're interested in pursuing the relationship. >> united express passengers are resuming their trip after a threat forced an emergency landing thursday. the flight was on its way from san francisco to san antonio.before being diverted to phoenix. the

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in san francisco, justine waldman.t's get our holiday forecast, thanksgiving upon us, erica what can we expect outside? >> happy thanksgiving, james. well we can expect cloudy conditions but dry weather on this thanksgiving thursday, live look outside from our roof camera, we are seeing thin higher clouds out there but temperatures not too bad. waking up to 50s in oakland and san francisco, 42 degrees in concord right now, santa rosa one of the colder spots at 39 under mainly cloudy skies but visibility at 10 miles, so looks like you don't have any problems on the roadways this morning. future cast shows 60s by lunch time, we'll gain a few degrees approaching your afternoon highs but by later on tonight we are back in the 50s but hopefully most of will be inside eating with the family. afternoon highs look like this, pleasant on 66, 63 downtown san francisco, mid 60s expected in napa. high clouds continue to stream into the area but again not a rain drop in sight. here is a look at your seven day around the bay forecas

. >> catherine: kron 4's justine waldman is here with what the lawsuit is asking for. >> reporter:thesuit accuses the sonoma county sheriff's deputy erick gelhaus.s of reckless behavior over the past 18 years.including shooting and killing andy lopez. >> reporter:andy's mother and father. filed the federal civil suit today. it seeks an unspecified amount of money. for inadequately supervising and training deputies and for shooting without reasonable cause. >> reporter:the family also released results of an autopsy it paid for. showing that the 13-year old suffered seven gunshot wounds. >> reporter:and it showed that gelhaus continued firing even after the first bullet went through andy's heart, causing him to fall to the ground. andy's father. spoke very briefly at the press conference. >> we want a peaceful demonstration. and a fair and honest investigation. 3 >> reporter:the family's lawyer continued to say. the bullets that did hit andy. in the back, chest and hands. show that the teen did not point the gun at deputies. >> reporter:and that deputy gelhaus continued to fire even aft

kron-4's justine waldman has uncovered google's plan for the barge -- and it's final destination and purpose. in milpitas, a father faces child endangerment charges after leaving his two young children alone in a vehicle for more than 14 hours. julio reyes was taken into custody wednesday night. more than 24 hours after leaving his children behind in an s-u-v on hillview drive. someone called 9-1-1 wednesday afternoon to report a suspicious vehicle. inside, police found a 10 year old girl and an 8 year old boy. tired, disheveled and hungry. the kids were left in the vehicle since tuesday night after their father says he went to go to a friend's home nearby. t want to be shown on camera, says his wife heard something suspicious. the children are o-k and are now in protective custody. its not clear why reyes left his children in the vehicle for so long. he did call milpitas police to report his vehicle and children missing before his arrest. with the end of daylight savings time this weekend.the days will be getting shorter. and so will the hours for the bay bridge bike path. starting

michael waldman is a former director of speechwriter and assistant to bill clinton, author of "my fellow americans," famous speeches from george washington to barack obama. all right, michael, let's just say, authorship in a speech is a complicated thing. >> that's right. speeches really are a little bit different from an academic paper or anything else written down. it's an oral tradition, and the martin luther king's great paration at the lincoln memorial borrowed lines from different speakers. >> right. >> but having said that, going to wikipedia and lifting things in full paragraph form probably takes it to a different level. >> well, in your day, you didn't have wikipedia, so you had to go to the britannica, right and sort of copy word for word. i mean, did you do this as a speechwriter? >> well, no. well, first of all, with bill clinton, he didn't really read the speeches. >> right. >> so, even if somebody had plagiarized, and there were always -- when you have a deluge of facts coming in and information, you know, there can be slip-ups. we now know how rand paul's speechwriter wro

. >> pam: kron 4's justine waldman was at that press conference today. she joins us now live >> reporter:the sheriff revealed major breakdowns in communications, problems with security cameras and admitted that incomplete searches were done. while lynne spalding was missing. >> reporter:we learned today that 57-year old spalding was about to be discharged. the day the sheriff said she "wandered off." >> reporter:but her doctor told a deputy she was "very confused and not safe to be on her own." the sheriff also said. log books first mis-identified spalding as african american and asian woman. spalding is white. >> reporter:plus, a supervisor tried to review securtiy video to find out if it was possible to see spalding leaving. but there was a hardware problem and it didn't work. until days later. we don't know what the video shows. >> reporter:then more than a week after she was reported missing. hospital officials asked deputies to search the entire hospital. and the sheriff said today. that was not done correctly. >> reporter:the sheriff also addressed

kron 4's justine waldman has this inspiring story. - >> the dance floor in the operating room at mountwere shaking. the beat was cranked up beyonces "get me body". she is fighting breast cancer and she stated that dancing is her medicine. per ob/gyn specializes in disparate for 6 minutes, people in their scrubs' turned a scary operation into a moment of celebration bread >> as part of per hill during process she wanted her friends to pose pictures as she rode on her block that nothing brought hurt more joy than having people dance, move, be in their body. they definitely are. >> her colleagues at the hospital--3 friends from connecticut and even she showed up with her most credit >ves. >> there were cheers all wrong. she had a successful surgery and she is awful love. >> i-test even beyonce is reacting to this. she stated on her twitter page that " and deborah, you are all somawesome. " >> here's a live look outside. it is foggy over the bridges. we will have more on your traffic in just a bit. >> you've probably heard of beer-battered fish and beer- can chicken. but how about beer-fed

kron4 is just a waldman reports on the community controversy. >> this is a lawsuit filed on our coresuing their homeowner's association for not letting their kids play or enjoy the holidays in their own neighborhood. causing them all the emotional distress, like panic attacks and sleep loss. allied and the whole association rules are violating their civil rights. the family lives in the tennis the bill at blackhawk appeared a game of skill community in danville. according to the lawsuit the home owners' associations, forbids children from playing outside in common errors. homeowners association rules i read all lined the state's biggest. [ male announcer ] step one, prepare for triumph. step two, baconated cheese for awesome. step three, get ready to wow. step four... mmmmm. ♪ [ male announcer ] pillsbury crescents. make the holidays pop. he loves me. he loves me not. he loves me. he loves me not. ♪ he loves me! that's right. [ mom ] warm and flaky in 15, everyone loves pillsbury grands! [ girl ] make dinner pop! everyone loves pillsbury grands! we nev plaon aull use. jus..haens. li

kron four's justine waldman spoke to the police chief who says, this case is >> the man police believeritically injured another. police say, the 23 year old, 5'11 230 pound man.is responsible for opening fire on the victims after a fender-bender. and >> sot i don't think he needs to do more than he has already done to demonstrate what he is capable of. >> police chief greg suhr tells kron 4 news. on sunday morning, the victims were leaving a nightclub at 6th and jessie streets in soma. when they bumped into another car. a woman, in a red dress, got out and started yelling at them. that is when police say one of the victims, the passenger 23-year-old melquiesha warren. got out of the car to calm the woman down. then police say, green. walked up with a gun and started shooting.killing warren and injuring the driver, who is in critical condition. >> that is not traj that does not happen with some degree of brutality but this is an exceptionally brutal and this is an a dangerous person and we need to get him into custody. >> police say if you see green. call 911 >> coming up on the kron4 m

corporation such as this one can't assert free exercise rights of its owners and forth only judge waldman in the district here uses which is a third party standing doctrine. i would like to begin by looking at the claims of the gilardi's as individuals. several things are disputed. first the gilardi's or persons and the gilardi's control and make the decisions for the freshway companies including what goes in and what's kept out of the company health plans. third the sub to have a religious objection to directing their companies to include coverage for contraception and sterilization and things that at least in their view can cause early abortions in her health plans. force the hhs mandate in challenge here requires the companies to include those things in their plans or face significasignifica nt fines. and five, those things can only be included in the plan if francis and philip litt direct them to be included. given those undisputed facts it's our view that the court should have applied the test of the thomas case and asked whether the hhs mandate put substantial pressure on the gilard

i spoke with one out waldman though got up at 5:00 a.m.atever it takes to make sure she is able to not deal with all of towlines in the stores. another one i just spoke with, she got all of her items checked off our her list. she says that its. then i learned my lesson not to come here at the last minute. >>: lines are too long. >>: and little and patients. >>: tried to get home to get this turkey dinner. >>: >>darya: just how much poultry will we of the gobbling up. purlieus days says allied tanks turkeys have less to be thankful for >>: fortunately for turkey's banking is not america's favorite holiday. that's christmas with thanksgiving and second. unfortunately for turkey's there on the menu for about so it's not a time of year where turkeys have holiday cheer turkey texas turkey north carolina turkey creek bridge at no. turkeys may also be on the wing. one thing that's up americans are talking turkey for thanksgiving dinner. the national turkey federation of which note to it is our actual members say that 80 percent of americans gobbl

in san francisco, i'm justine waldman, kron 4 news. >>> another issue with the healthcare enroll meant employees for another year. however, they are going to be able to sign up for coverage in other ways. in a statement, health and human services said small employers will use direct enrollment what. that means, the businesses interested in buying insurance in the program will have to use either an issuer or broker. the affordable care act doesn't require companies with fewer than 15 employees to buy insurance. >>> some whole foods employees in chicago not happy about having to work on thanksgiving. they protested last fight. nearly a dozen workers and union supporters rallied saying they deserve to spend time with their families. but a spokesperson said that holiday hours are voluntary and anybody what wanted that tame off, they were able to take it o. workers who do come in on thanksgiving will be paid time and a half. >>> time is 9:49. one last check of your holiday forecast. here's erica. >> happy thanksgiving to you, annie. taking it live outside this is the view from our cam as yo