a great start to the weekend today with temperatures outside boosting further than the rest of the week well up into the mid to upper 60's for much of the bay area. look forward to sunny and dry skies before an increase in cloud cover into the weekend. next week cloud cover will continue to rise with rainfall looking likely to return into the middle of the week.

major hot spot in san jose 101 at mckee the left lane is blocked nb and sb by ( darya ) now to breaking news from overnight. a hawaiian airline flight was diverted to san francisco international airport ... due to a death on board.( james ) kron4's sara stinson is live at sfo with the latest. sara?

i'm live here at international terminal at s-f- o where most of the passengers have spent the last couple hours looking for an alternative flight after their plane to new york was diverted here.passengers tell me thats because a flight attendeant died w over the pacific ocean.people say it the other flight attendants seemed emotional, but didn't say what was going on - they did make an announcement asking for any doctors on the plane to come to the front.c-p-r was given to the flight attendant, but the person was pronounced dead on the plane.it was then announced that instead of heading to j-f-k they would make a stop in san francisco. there passengers waited two hours as a medical examiner came aboard and removed the body.hawaiian then made an annoucement that passengers should go get their bags and book a new flight to new york but since the airline doesn't fly from s-f-o to j-f-k they had to go to other airlines...some passengers paying nearly two thousand dollars.i spoke with one passenger who explained how they started to realize it was a flight attendant who died and not another passenger.sot

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f-b-i has arrested long-time trump associate roger stone for lying and obstructing justice. we have video of the moment f-b-i arrested him at his home in florida this morning. take a look. stone was arrested in special counsel rober mueller's russia investigation and was charged with lying to congress and obstructing the probe. the seven-count indictment against stone is the first criminal case in months from mueller. it provides the most detail to date about how trump campaign associates were aware in the summer of 2016 that emails had been stolen from the hillary clinton campaign and wanted them released. it alleges

trump campaign officials contacted stone to ask when the stolen emails might be disclosed. the charges against stone include obstruction of justice, five counts of giving false statements and one count of witness tampering. a judge has set a $250,000 bond for stone. ( james ) breaking news this morning --- the government shutdown is affecting flights at three major airports: lagaurdia, newark and philadelphia. there is a ground stop right now at laguardia airport and the delays are spanding several hours in some cases. the f-a-a has said that all three airports are experiencing these delays because of a shortage in air if you are traveling out this morning, you may want to check if your flight is being impacted.

( darya ) happening today... hundreds of thousands of federal workers are missing their 2nd paycheck as the government shutdown stretches into its 35th day. the senate had two chances to end the shutdown yesterday... but failed to reach an agreement. kron 4's washington correspondent mark meredith is in d-c with the latest. the senate voted down two bills that could have ended the government shutdown. lawmakers were split over the two proposals.the first ...backed by the president, most gop senators, and w-v democrat joe manchin ....would have spent five billion dollars wall."a vote for the president's plan is an endorsement of government by extortion."senate democratic leader chuck schumer supported the second bill...which would have re-opened the government for two weeks...and provided time to debate border security...and while both bills failed...president trump appeared satisified with the outcome...for now."so we did very well the republicans held except for two" an associated press poll shows 60% of americans blame president

trump for the shutdown.and it appears that is hurting his popularity.only 34% of people surveyed say they "approve" of the presiden scott, the chamber newestustrated by the shutdown stalemate."this government, we need to get it open, we need to secure the border, it's as simple as that"now both parties appear to be working on a compromise.republican senator lindsey graham says he'd support a plan...to re- open the government for three weeks in exchange for a down payment on the border wall. includes a down payment on wall/barrier in washington, i'm mark meredith. (2-shot)( darya ) happening now... tsa workers at oakland international airport are getting free groceries and a lunch... all thanks to the alameda county community food bank.( james ) kron 4s will tran is there now live with the details. will?

( james ) ( james ) thanks will.

( james )also happening today ... t-s-a workers will rally at the oakland airport ... to call for an end to the government shutdown. the rally will happen at noon ... and the t-s-a workers will be joined by impacted federal workers from all over the bay area. ( darya ) in the south bay... the san jose city council unanimously approved a plan thursday to provide short-term, interest-free loans to federal employees at the san jose airport. the loans will be available for about 500 employees including air traffic controllers... t-s-a employees and customs and border protection officers. the loans will start

accruing interest 2 weeks after the employees receive bback pay when the shutdown ends. ( darya ) another big story. cal fire says p-g&e is not to blame for the cause of the deadly tubbs fire. the fire claimed the lives of 22 people in lives of 22 people in october of 20-17. cal fire investigators say the fire started on a private property on bennett lane in calistoga. they say the fire sparked from an independent electrical system not operated by pg&e. from there the fire spread in napa, lake and sonoma counties. it is know for destroying the coffey park and fountain grove neighborhoods. despite hearing the results of the cal fire report ... people who lost their homes are still holding pge accountable. < i cant worry about pge is or isnt but maybe it will change the system.i feel pge has not been taking care of business there is a history of not taking care of their lines and transformers properly.>( darya

) pg&e has announced plans to file for bankruptcy at the end of the month ... citing the 30 billion dollars it faces in liability. the tubbs fire accounted for 17 billion of that. governor gavin newsom says its still up to pg&e to decide whether the utility will file for ( darya ) coming up... east bay police say they've solved a cold case homicide that's decades old. details on the arrest... after the break. ( darya )and... bart police are doing what they can to catch fare evaders. we tag along to see them in action... after the break.

( darya ) welcome back. let's get a check of the weather this morning... a great start to the weekend today with temperatures outside boosting further than

the rest of the week well up into the mid to upper 60's for much of the bay area. look forward to sunny and dry skies before an increase in cloud cover into the weekend. next week cloud cover will continue to rise with rainfall looking likely to return into the middle of the week.

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. in san jose 101 at mckee the left lane is blocked nb and sb by and overturn accident.

( darya ) new this morning... facebook c-e-o mark zuckerberg is joining other companies to raise 500-million dollars to help with the bay area housing crisis. they are launching a new investment fund to help with the lack of affordable housing. so far the group has already raised 260 million dollars and is looking for more partners. according to the wall street journal... the group is hoping to build at least 8-thousand homes in five bay area counties over the next 10 years. ( darya ) now to a cold case that has finally been solved... an arizona man is behind bars, arrested for murdering a fremont man 28 years ago. kron-4's dan kerman explains how dna

technology helped. in december of 1990 the body of 30 year old fremont resident jack upton was was found in his tyson lane apartment... police say he was beaten and stabbed to death. police say fingerprints and blood not belonging to upton were collected from the home. a week after the body was discovered... police found upton's missing car 350 miles away in thousand oakes. blood was also found inside, that matched the blood found in the home... when dna testing became available, they hoped to find a suspect but did not . sot det. jacob blass/fremont policebut fremont police continued to search ... and in 2016 the department created a cold case unit which continued the investigation. then last year the arrest of the golden state killer shed light on new dna technology. fremont police shipped their dna evidence to the same lab... it was processed adn compared against existing genealogical dna profiles... and produced a potential suspect.. this man russell guerrero, now living in arizona.sot fremont police tracked guerrero to an italian

restaurant where they collected items he used and found his dna and fingerprints were a match and he was arrested for murder... upton's family has now been notified. sotstandup dan sotnotified.has now been upton's family has now been notified.sot standup dan kerman/fremont 141 ( james ) police in the south bay say problems with the santa clara county court system is

putting officers and the public in danger. back inthe superior court in santa clara county changed to a new court case management system. san jose police say there were issues with the software. now more than 25-hudred people with criminal warrants have not been ordered to court. police say that is putting officers and the community at risk. today ... members of the san jose police officer's association plan to call for the state auditor to conduct a full investigation. ( darya )still ahead... people may soon have to pay to drive down a san francisco landmark. details on a proposed fee for lombard street.

(ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) a great start to the weekend today with temperatures outside boosting further than the rest of the week well up into the mid to upper 60's for much of the bay area. look forward to sunny and dry skies before an increase in cloud cover into the weekend. next week cloud cover will continue to rise with rainfall looking likely to return into the middle of the week. ( darya ) new this morning... you may have to pay more to go down one of bay area's most popular attractions. the city of

san francisco is proposing a plan to impose a fee to those driving through lombard street. people would have to pay at least five-dollars under the proposal. lombard street is known as the crookedest street in the world... with thousands of visitors a year. to sound off on the proposal... they'll be a meeting next wednesday at yick wo elementary school at 6 p-m. school at 6 p-elementary yick wo wednesday at meeting next they'll be a meeting next they'll be a meeting next wednesday at yick wo elementary school at 6 p-m. ( darya )still ahead... the government shutdown hits close to home for the owners of one now they are giving back to impacted federal workers. and here's a live look outside... san mateo bridge.

and here is a live look from stone's house in florida. ( james ) ( james ) breaking in just the last few hours... the f-b-i has arrested long-time trump associate roger stone for lying and obstructing justice. we have video of the moment f-b-i arrested him at his home in florida this morning. take a look.

stone was arrested in special counsel rober mueller's russia investigation and was charged with lying to congress and obstructing the probe. the seven-count indictment against stone is the first criminal case in months from mueller. it provides the most detail to date about how trump campaign associates were aware in the summer of 2016 that emails had been stolen from the hillary clinton campaign and wanted them released. it alleges trump campaign officials contacted stone to ask when the stolen emails might be disclosed. the charges against stone include obstruction of justice, five counts of giving false statements and one count of witness tampering. stone is expected to make an appearance in federal court later today.

(darya)(james) welcome back to the kron four morning news... lets start the half hour with a check of weather and eaaft start to the

today with temperatures outside boosting further than the rest of the week well up into the mid to upper 60's for forward to sunny and dry skies before an increase in cloud cover into the weekend. next week cloud cover e ll to rise with rainfall looking likely to return into the middle of the week. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf.

maze to sf. ( james ) breaking news this morning --- the government shutdown is affecting flights at three major airports: lagaurdia, newark and philadelphia. there is a ground stop right now at laguardia airport and the delays are spanding several hours in some cases. the f-a-a has said that all three airports are experiencing these delays because of a shortage in air traffic controllers. if you are traveling out this morning, you may want to

check if your flight is being impacted. ( darya ) speaker nancy pelosi tweeted about the delays at those airports not long ago. saying quote: "the hashtag trump shutdown has already pushed hundreds of thousands of americans to the breaking point. now it's pushing out airspace to the breaking point too. at real donald trump, stop endangering the safety, security and well-being of our nation. re-open the government ( james ) the government shutdown is now in its 35th day... with no end in sight. and here in the bay area... the shutdown is not only affecting federal workers ... it's also affecting low income families. snap is a federal program that provides food stamps to tens of thousands of families. the program could soon run out of money in mid february.

in an effort to help families out ... the department that oversees food stamps already issued benefits for the next month. ( james ) even though food stamp customers recieved benefits early ... officials say families should spend it wisely and try to make it last through the end of february. ( darya ) bank of america c-e-o brian moynihan says his organization will assist federal workers to ease the econmic pain.

frankly, any other natural disaster, we put in place. we proactively emailed all the clients and said let us know if you need help.">( darya ) wells fargo and citi banks are also offering special programs for federal workers. for more inforation on the program you can head to our website kron 4 dot ( james )coming up... hidden dangers in your own backyard... a look at what you should look out for when it comes to rain damaged trees. ( james ) and a man cracks a car windshield in a terrifying road rage caught on camera. we have the story coming up. (ácommercialá) ( darya ) bart is cracking

down on fare evaders... by stepping up patrols. officers were spotted at the embarcadero service officers to check for valid fares on trains, platforms and landings. after determining they are losing 15 to 25 million dolalrs a year by people not paying for they have no discretion in checking tickets --- meaning they check every rider. if you're caught skipping a bart fare... you're looking at a fine of up to 75- dollars. children and teens will pay a fine of 55-bucks. ( james ) a southern california woman says she is

petrified after a road rage incident that happened for no apparent reason. and it was all caught on camera. you can see the man get out of his car... jump on the woman's car and smash the windshield with his fist. this happened in anaheim. the woman says the man followed her out of a parking lot and into the middle of the street. he cut her off and forced her to stop. that is when he jumped on her car and broke the window. she doesn't know why he did it. police are now looking for that man. ( james ) and here's a live look outside... san mateo bridge.

( james ) while there are no storms in the bay area right now --- arborists are still responding to damage caused by the last batch of strong wind and rain. they are going around pleasant hill identifying trees that could pose problems in future storms. the tell people to look for things like: weakened or split roots, constricted trunks, or any thing else that place.

thing completely. not just one area, and also, i can see that there hasn't been any leaves on this guy and if i pull a twig, it breaks right off. that's a good indication that the tree is dead.">( james ) ( james even healthy trees requiore a closer look. arborists can do light excavations or shoot sound waves through a tree to assess whether or not it's experiencing decay. (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

a great start to the weekend today with temperatures outside boosting further than the rest of the week well up into the mid to upper 60's for much of the bay area. look forward to sunny and dry skies before an increase in cloud cover into the weekend. next week cloud cover will continue to rise with rainfall looking likely to return into the middle of the week.

we start the buzz with the nba all stars.. it's team lebron versus team giannis (it's prounounced ante-te-kombo if you didn't know)and this year we get to see who they choose!

it's kinda like when you were in gym class.. except the players are way better.. and it'll be on live tv - remember last year captains steph and lebron picked behind closed doors cuz the nba was worried about feelings.. but forget that.. we want drama! the warriors have two starters: steph or kd? lebron picked durant first last year.. decisions decisions.. and it gets rally tough when you throw everybody else in to the mix: harden, kyrie, pg, kwai, joel, kemba.. that's the order i'd put em. it'll be fun to who they choose on feb 7th, then boring to watch the actual game which is the 17th. the warriors wizards game coulda been boring cuz washington was so out-matched but golden state made it fun.. at their expense... delivering a dizzying array of passes.. there you are back in gym class with the jocks dribbling circles around you.after about a million passes.. the warriors won 126 to 118. ( darya )and the warriors took

another pass on seeing president trump when they were in town.. not that he invited them.. but they did see barack obama. here's the group shot posted by a team security guard.. the pic was quickly taken down. tiger woods is taking a walk in one of his favorite places.. san diego: tiger loves torrey pines.. he's won 8 tournaments here in his career.. in fact he won his last major on this course in 2008. but that was way before the spinal surgery. tiger shot a 70.. 8 off the leader.. but he was playing the south course, which is way harder.. he'll tee off on the easier north course today at 9:30 our time. football legend joe montana is looking to score with mary-jane.. the legendary 49er's venture capital firm is investing

millions in a san jose based medical marijuana company called caliva. i think they should re-name it mari-joe-ana.. mary joe? montana-juana? you like that joe? i'm full of brilliant ideas.. you don't owe me a dime. i'm also giving budweiser a free run of the commercial they'll air in the superbowl. because i'm a sucker for dogs.. and the dalmation in their ad is from california. look at the ears and jowels.. blowin in the wind to bob dylan. the breeder down near santa barbara says she knew phoebe could be in the ad but had no idea she would be so prominently featured! (ácommercialá)(ácommercialá) (áábreakáá)(ácommercialá)

(james) two new movies open wide this weekend, but neither looks likely to topple over the reigning box office champ. david daniel has a preview.

what if it's... excalibur?" "the kid who would be king" will do its best to steal the box office crown from "glass." the family film is a modern-day take on the arthurian legend, complete with excalibur and merlin. analysts see it earning between seven- and 13-million dollars... not enough for number one.i will give you $10 million to drop my husband in the ocean for the sharks." "serenity" stars matthew mcconaughey and anne hathaway in a neo-noir thriller set on a tropical island. despite the a-listers and the setting, box office watchers don't see it debuting with more than seven-million dollars."yeah?" "some guy called over here -- a doctor. he's looking for a driver. you interested?" (nat- piano)meanwhile, several films are expanding into more theateers, hoping for a boost from this week's oscar nominations. best picture nominees "green book" and "vice" both widen to more than two-thousand theaters, aiming to build buzz... and box office. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. (darya)that's it for us this

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