good evening i'm pam moore. and i'm steve aveson.this comes as the white house defends itslef against criticism.... saying the president is just doing exactly what he said he would do.gran

thank you for joining us i'm pam moore. >> steve:and i'm steve aveson. we have team coverage tonight. charles clifford is in the north bay where the storm brought some flooding to roads and spencer blake is live along the freeway with how the rain is impacting traffic. but first let's go to kron-4' meteorologist brittney shipp. brittney is timing out the rain. >> britteny: the heaviest rainfall is dying to come down to nine things widen out as we go through tomorrow morning's commute. and more rain on the way at with widespread rain continuing hours long reign we started earlier this morning continuing in the afternoon and here is where some of the heaviest rainfall with heavier elevations said cruz mountains just outside of livermore outsider brentwood. all seem moderate downpours the entire area under flood advisory until and 45 and is of a few hours left. do not try and cross through and then go the other way. it's very important you try not to estimate the flooded roadways quarter of an inch up a 10-1/2. and this leads to the flood advisory issued by

and i'm vicki liviakis in for pam moore. meteorologist brittney shipp is standing by timing out the rain for us. >> britteny: this is a heavy rainfall in the afternoon evening commute close to a crinoid the radar shy chose liberal reign that continues to move in and parts of our north is on. special closer to vallejo octave fairfield close a little we can expect in monday morning line is more widespread rain on enough to start and then toward the afternoon bus and heavier downpour's move it especially for no. they yellow orange that is heavy rain, never cerros up to vallejo and pockets of harry norad over san francisco the same is true right through mountain view. just a set of manioc this continues for the entire evening until about 10 11:00 and that's only six see more moisture moving off the east >> vicki: make sure you have the free kron-4 mobile app to track the rain this week. be the first to know about severe traffic and weather in your area. we'll keep you updated through breaking news push alerts. >> vicki:it's not

i'm pam moore. >> steve:and i'm steve aveson. >> steve:two of those people have died -- and the shooter is on the loose. right now there is major police activity. >> steve:this happened in east san jose. near sunset avenue and story road. kron4's lydia pantazes is live on the scene. >> pam:lyida -- what do we know? >> the girl stars same do not lie with me. do not play with me. she received a phone call. she ran outside and started to scream. >> reporter: identity has not been released. would this be to a woman one hour ago and said that it could be her grandson. but she was not aware if he was dead or alive. herm--his mother had gone to the hospital confirmed and check out more of this information. >> pam:thanks lydia. we'll check back in with you. >> steve:a mother is in the hospital tonight with a serious head injury.after a car hit her while her family was unloading their groceries. >> steve:this all happened just a few hours ago in san francisco's sunnydale neighborhood. police say a family of three was carrying groceries from their vehicle parked in front of their home.when an unk

. >> pam:and i'm pam moore. - >> pam:the shooting happened this afternoon in the area of outlook and 66th avenues. tonight kron-4's charles clifford joins us live from the hospital where the child was taken. >> pam:charles how is she tonight? >> reporter: last said her condition has not changed suffering from a gunshot wound. this incident has to shake in the community where this has happened. >> reporter:around noon on thursday, gunfire erupted here near the intersection of 66th avenue and outlook in east oakland. neighbors were caught off guard. >>i was inside my house and i heard the gunshots. >>i heard the shots from my room. >>and immediately i thought, do you hit the ground?! >> reporter:laurie lacey came outside after she heard the shots and saw a woman driving away in a car. >>going down the street really fast and she hit the corner. and she was screaming ya. >> reporter:police now believe that the mother of the 22-month-old vicitim drove her daughter to the hospital. investigators searched the area near the shooting and questioned witnesses but as of late thursday afternoon

and i'm pam moore. this first storm has already prompted advisories. because of the strong winds and potential for trees coming down. let's take a live look outside right now. not a good place to be if you are trying to get home from work. let's get right to chief meteorologist brittney shipp. to see where the rain is right now. brittney? oakland closer's 7 heyward's 718. and heavy rain is on its way closer look at our future castanet shows have your pockets through at o'clock. cantoris of quezon by 945 the notice law that oyster of these analyses scattered showers the the rest of tonight and tomorrow morning. heading into tomorrow opinion where you are morning. and then the today and then for all of our 29 and half in and day 31 and oakland. and the next couple of hours or details of the next two systems coming up about 10 minutes. this is what it is like right now on the roads. you are looking at a live picture from the junction of highway- 24 and interstate- 680 near walnut creek. this is a notorious trouble spot as it is. and with one look tonight.

good evening, i'm pam moore. and i'm seve aveson. - >> steve:we've been covering the inauguration all day- from the speeches and the parade - to the protests. tonight - from our partners at cnn- kristen holmes is live for us in washington, d.c. with the latest on this historic day. reporter pkg-as follows-- --sot-- president donald trump: i donald john trump. becoming the 45th president of the united states. --nat-- and delivering an inaugural address reminiscent of the outsider themed speeches that gained him popularity during the campaign-- taking aim at the political system --sot-- president donald trump: washington flourished, but the people did not share in its wealth. promising once again to restore the american dream --sot-- president donald trump: from this day forward, it's going to be only america first. a freshly sworn in president trump and first lady waving to thousands of on-lookers while marching in his inaugural parade on pennsylvania avenue. earlier in the day-- the first couple following traditi

. >> and i'm pam moore and it's all part of a wet weekend ahead. two storms are zeroing in on us. >> let's get to our forecast.>> brittney shipp is keeping a close eye on the conditions. >> one down and two more to go. here is a look at the morning commute. that was the big question. by 9 am, rain still coming down. showers and wind by 3:00. most temperatures will start off in the 50s. you will notice for the afternoon our temperatures won't warm up too much staying in the mid-50s. through the area near san mateo, hayward, off to the east bay region, not a not so much. taking a bit of outbreak. palo alto seeing steady rain and heavier pockets on the way as we go to the rest of tonight. the yellow, the orange, that's heavier rain moving through 4:00, 5:00 in the morning. if you get up around that time, you will find yourself with heavy rain and wind speeds will stay strong up to 35 miles per hour until 10 am. we have a wind advisory in effect until 10:00.

good evening i'm pam moore. and i'm steve aveson. the warriors.sparing no expense this morning.to celebrate the start of the organization's latest crown jewel-- the chase center. mark carpenter was at today's groundbreaking ceremony and is here to tell us about the sights and sounds. >> reporter:a common phrase mentioned several times today was 'state-of-the-art,' which is exactly what warriors ownership had in mind when planning the chase center. it's a billion dollar venue that'll be a mecca for sports and entertainment events. fittingly-- today's groundbreaking ceremony.mirrored the vision they have in mind. this event went beyond just shovels in the dirt. shortly after the *actual ground breaking, a dance team dressed as a construction crew conducted a symphony of cranes and bulldozers. also worth mentioning-- that the event started with the glide memorial choir presenting its rendition of 'oh happy day.' a truly unique event.apprporiate considering the chase center will be the first privately financed facility of its kind, built

good evening i'm steve aveson and i'm pam moore. the widow was taken into custody at her family's home in the east bay. kron 4's maureen kelly got reaction from neighbors about this latest development in the case. >> reporter:it was at this home on a quiet street in rodeo that noor salman was taken into custody. the only statement coming from inside the house. no comment was no comment. a woman left the house.and ignored reporter questions.before driving away. this arrest coming months after noor salman was questioned at length by the fbi following the june mass shooting at a gay nightclub in orlando florida. that massacre. at the pulse nightclub,. left 49 people dead. the gunman.salman's husband omar mateen.was later killed after a 3 hour standoff. in a shootout with police. salman told the new york times that she knew her husband watched jihadist videos but was unaware of his plans to shoot up the club. and that he was abusive to her. neighbors say the salman family has lived in this home a very long time. they are a nice family t

steve aveson and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. grant and vicki thank you. next at six. >> steve:a new year's crash claims the life of one teen. and sends another one to jail. at six. we'll hear from shocked friends of the victim and suspect. and the victim of of the vallejo kidnapping which was once thought to be a hoax. speaks out about being harassed online. kron 4 news at six is next. >> reporter:a santa rosa teenager is dead tonight after a suspected dui crash. the driver now in jail facing charges of driving under the influence and vehicular manslaughter is the victim's friend. good evening i'm steve aveson. and i'm catherine heenan. kron4's maureen kelly talked to a friend of both the victim and the suspect who says she's in shock over what's happened. >> reporter:friends of those involved in fatal new year's day crash came to leave flowers and consol one another. this woman says the victim.18 year michajla bailey kostecka.was her best friend she was a really outgoing person she was the light of the party, her smile shined brighter than everyone else

. ♪ my name is pam. i'm 51 years old. when i was diagnosed with pneumococcal pneumonia, it was huge for everybody. she just started to decline rapidly. i was rushed to the hospital... my symptoms were devastating. the doctor said, "pam! if you'd have waited two more days, you would've died." if i'd have known that a vaccine could have helped prevent this, i would have asked my doctor or pharmacist about it. here is what nightline aired after the controversial scouting of the press a week ago on saturday at the widely crazed briefing this monday. >> george bushes press secretary says they should not delivered the provable falsehood. >> it's making me uncomfortable. it's too truculent and too tough. if the ball was dropped on saturday Ã? >> he complained and this is what he actually said. looks to me the ball wasdropped on saturday , sean recovered and ran for a first down on monday. this is how the press reports and trump is right to go after them. nightline admitted the screwup. it was shortened and as