. >> pam moore: think you for joining us tonight. i am pam moore. the breaking news is out of the east bay where eight reid fire had shut down oil lanes on 580. -- rig fire has shut down all lanes on 580 >> steve: and i am steve aveson. >> steve: let's get right to grant lodes. he has the very latest. and some dramatic video of the fire. >> reporter: >> grant: all lanes are blocked on the westbound side of interstate 580 just east of interstate 680 near the dublin plaza temblor. here is what we know so far. the kent of the big rig caught on fire just before 7 tonight. and you were sent us this video. --a viewer sent >> grant: clues believe the fire started after a multi bill crash on the freeway. the chp conforming with us just about 30 minutes ago that there were no injuries. but traffic is a mess. drivers are told to expect delays right now officers are diverting traffic from that area and here is a look at the area you will want to avoid. again, this is 580 just east of 680 near the dublin pleasanton border. we have a crew on the way. state-owned

>> pam moore: they're amazing! >> pam moore: thank you, gary. we will be right back! at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. >> reporter: heads up a new e- mail fishing scam is making its way all around. i am attacked reporter gate slate and i will tell you how is all working out. tonight at 8:00. >> steve: walnut new year is on tonight. is one of the largest migrations. --the lunar new year >> pam moore: millions of people are making the trip home particularly in china. it is estimated that about 100 million people will make the trip and one day. another 6 million are expected to make the journey abroad. the lunar new year is the most important holiday

i am pam moore. the breaking news is out of the east bay where eight reid fire had shut down oil lanes on 580. -- rig fire has shut down

>> pam moore: breaking news tonight at 10. we are tracking the nightmare traffic that has everyone but this night. >> steve: when lange has finally reopened grid we are starting to see some relief and the dublin pleasanton area. after a big fire shut down westbound lanes of interstate 580 right near interstate 680. >> pam moore: this is the new video from a b morgan see the rick internally engulfed in flames. -- you can see the big rig >> pam moore: somehow. no one was hurt. this all happened across 6:30 p.m. this evening. tonight, the cleanup continues and we also had this video cent and from a viewer the chp says, they believed the fire started when the a big rig was involved in the crash. again no one was hurt. >> pam moore: we first told about the traffic problem in dublin with a breaking news pushed alert. get the kron4 mobile application and be the first to know about the breaking news what happens. >> grant: police and deputies are searching for a bank robber after shots were fired more of that part of the store momenta

. >> pam: bynum pam moore. two members of-- i am pam moore ... two members of power of tower hit by a train. >> steve: and, i am steve aveson. the two band mem bers were headed to yoshi's when they were hit by a train. >>train + >> reporter: after the accident the establishment canceled the performance for tonight. >> pam: and iconic home loan band. -- home grown band >> pam: they always claimed oakland as their home. they called their sole-- sound, urban soul music >> pam: they still toward all of the world. -- tour all around the world. >> pam: sheila e. tweeted asking for prayers for her friends. >> grant: a flight attendant sitting at the front of the plan sought a light powdery substance coming out. supposedly a de- icing product. three flight attendants reported not going well after that flight. for drilling that flight. one was taken to hospital. there were not any passengers on the plane the stated that it affected them. >> grant: steve? >> steve: flooding is a problem and just about every zone and the bay area. the see the devastation th

and i'm pam moore. tonight kron-4 is all over the bay area tracking the latest storm. kron-4's lydia pantazes is in the south bay where power outages are impacting businesses. and j-r stone is in the north bay where the heavy rain is bringing down several trees. but first kron-4's chief meteorologist brittney shipp joins us with where the rain is falling right now. brittney breaking news out of the east bay. we just got word from the chp that the antioch bridge is completely shut down right now due to downed trees. we're told the downed trees are on hwy 160 just north of the bridge on the sacramento county side.a few miles south of highway 12. excited and then the with the next few hours here but the clock to the subregion scattered

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. >> pam: i m pam moore. >> steve:and, i'm steve aveson. >> pam: the president is doubling down that the americans and many of them voted illegally. >> reporter: dan good on one of his contentious campaign promises. --the president is making good on one of his contention campaign press promises. >>: do not even think about it! >>: today, america and get back its borders. it gets back its borders. >> reporter: with a temporary ban of all refugees and these a spirit that they feel is terrorist chrome. --a ban on all refugees and a temporary hold on visas >> reporter: is zero evidence to back up his claim. his press secretary was pressed on the conference. >> reporter: urging the president to move on from the democrats. >>: this is the greatest democracy on our earth and the leader of the free world and people will start doubting you as a percent if you keep making accusations against our in the taurus system. with that justification. --making accusations against our elective oriole system >>: woke up this morning and shot--shock the limit >> reporter: teen refugees. >> reporter: presid

. >> pam:i'm pam moore. the news -- at eight -- is next. won her fight for more money. see it all online. >>> trauma consideration provided by -- >>> before we go, who is your favorite interview of the night? >> ryan, both of them. >> of course. >> but i got to talk about ryan gosling because his gal eva mendes was home with their two daughters. i broke the news that he was sitting next to justin timberlake and his reaction, just made me love him even more. >> you're not so excited about it? >> not really. >> sorry, justin. >> lovely to see him, certainly no comparison. >> he is right about that. that was the perfect answer of my favorite interview with little 8-year-old sonny. he gave us a shout out. >> "e.t.." >> awesome. awesome. >> i wanted to take him home. i swear. >> adorable. just like i want to take home the national championship college football trophy, go tigers, tonight. >> clemson taking on alabama. >> bye, everybody. >> bye, everybody. the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >>steve:tonight the bay area reeling from a deadly storm. just to be a

. >> pam: and i m pam moore. >> pam: the executive actions pave the way for construction of a wall along the u.s. border with mexico. the orders also begin the process of stripping the federal funding for cities that the white house this harbour on document and the crips. --undocumented immigrant spirit >> pam: in more executive actions are on the way tomorrow. tonight local reaction has been swift and defiant. >>: president donald trump colin from here on out i am asking all of you to enforce laws of the united states of america. >> reporter: donald trump moving forward on one of his most controversial campaign promises. >>: physical, a tall, powerful, beautiful, so the rent board wahl. --7 boyer wall. ... >> reporter: during a visit to the department of homeland's security. >>: we are in the middle of the crisis on our border. beginning today the united states of america will get that control of its borders. get back its borders. >> reporter: sighting two executive orders wednesday, directing federal funds towards building that wall along the u.s.-mexico border also pledging mexico wil

i'm pam moore. the news -- at eight -- is next. energy out of the building. >> it's all at etonline.com. >> trauma consideration provided by -- >>> tomorrow we are celebrating kerry washington's 40th birthday. >> you know what, 40 never looked so good. >> no, it didn't. >>> guess what else, ladies, kerry will share with us her best beauty tips. you do not want now at eight we had to make the move, and we decided to make the move." political drama in washington as the new president fire the justice department official who defied him over the travel banwhoosh we are live at s=f=o where the new president's action has sparked new passionate protests whooshalso tonight ... a new announcement from a major player in las vegas raises questions about the raiders' plans to find a new home.whoosh five years after she disappeared on her way to school, the man accused of killing sierra lamar is finally facing justice. you're watching kron four news in prime time. you're fired. president donald trump taking action against a defiant official. act

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.grant lodes is standing by with the latest on the battle in washington .. over this controversial executive order. within the span of a few hours, one acting attorney general was fired, another was hired...and president trump's permanent pick for the position... is still hanging in the balance. sally yates is out...because she spoke out against the controversial immigration order. and within the last two hours...a dana boente was sworn in. cameras were not invited to last minute ceremony...boente is a u-s attorney for the eastern district of virginia. he'll be in charge until... president trump's pick for attorney general...senator jeff sessions... is sworn in. that could happen as soon as this week...but the vote is expected to be contentious and close...especially after the comments critical of the president's order... from both

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. >> 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. this system will stick around us we go into saturday morning. a few more showers expected and l

. >> grant:steve aveson and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. this is video from our helicopter partnership with abc 7 news. >> steve:flash flooding. heavy rain. strong winds. causing big tonight. >> steve:next at six. we are live in the north bay. where the russian river has flooded over its banks. and we will have a report from the south bay. where the santa cruz mountains are getting slammed. >> steve:it is a storm tracker 4 alert night on kron 4. more rain is slamming the bay area and we have crews all over the region. + we are seeing wet and slick roads causing accidents. flooding. rising rivers again. and huge trees are coming down and landing on homes. >> steve:good evening. i'm steve aveson. >> pam:and i'm pam moore. it is still raining right now. and this storm is have our team of meteorologists tracking the system. >> pam:chief meteorologist brittney shipp is heading up our coverage. and meteorologist lawrence karnow is here keeping an eye on the flooding rive

let's check in now with pam moore in the kron4 newsroom. that's right vicki... many bay area mayors, local lawmakers and civic leaders are president decision. we'll from them at six. and.... take a this picture. it's a car .. with some distinct police hope recognize... how it will help solve a crime on the penninusla. we have more news coming up at six... right now, let's get back to the news at five. news at five >> pam: take a close look, it is a car with a distinct features. someone may recognize this. it was crime that happened on the peninsula we have more coming up tonight at 6:00. back to you vicki in the studio. >> grant: that money knows today. this is rob black is good to see you at the 5:00 hour. >> grant: you can see how the dow went up 100 and it defies today. this has been a trend for more than just the past couple of weeks but a lot of people were wondering how the donald trump presidency has impacted the market. >> reporter: is definitely helping the market because he is pro-business. imagine a company like walt disney at 25% or 15 with a billion

i'm pam moore. the news -- at eight -- is next. mitchell. >> this is the most romantic season thus far. >> see it all on etonline.com. >> promo consideration provided by -- >>> joining us now, without a doubt, my favorite new actor in hollywood, sunny pawar, the 8-year-old who stole everyone's heart, in the movie "lion", the story of a little boy who end up on the train a thousand miles from home. i love this kid. sunny, thank you for being here. >> thank pup. >> how did you like the golden globes? >> lovely, fan taft pick. >> thank you. >> sunny is speaking in his native language and his translator is here with us also. how did he eal with the whole spe spectacle of it all? >> translator: it was very heart-warming. very loving. it something that you never expected. >> have you become close with dev, haven't you? is he like a brother? >> yes. >> what is your favorite thing? >> translator: we play a lot. just like me, a little child. keeps tossing me up in the air. my favorite part is that i get to teach him hindy. >> we willltake y

steve aveson and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. vicki and grant thank you. the weekend storms leave behind some big problems for bay area roads. we will have the latest on the clean up tonight at six. and a new report released by lawyers for the lease owner of the ghost ship fire raises new questions about where the deadly fire started. kron 4 news at six is next. >> pam:damaging storms. moving through the bay area today. this is video from san francisco. where hail fell this afternoon. we have seen storm damage throughout the bay area with trees down, flooding, and roads washed out. this is video from scotts valley in the south bay. you can see part of the roadway is completely destroyed. and here is a look at stormtracker4 right now. you can see isolated storms throughout the region. good evening, i'm steve aveson. and i'm pam moore. kron 4 meteorologist britney shipp has been tracking the rain and hail all day. she joins us now with the latest. >> britteny: aggressive tonight a thunderstorm and cable producing pale. and then a lot of sunshine and then par

i'm pam moore. the news -- at eight -- is next. celebrity stories. >> a little bit of everything. >> etonline.com, your 24/7 destination for entertainment news. >> travel consideration provided by -- >>> welcome back to the show, everybody. in tonight's "e.t." birthdays, which star of the office can play six instruments in ray wilson turning 51. piano, clarinet, saxophone, sigh la pho zie la phone, guitar. >> many of you know dr. phil's son is a musician. they released thieir new song available today. jordan's proud parent joined the party. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> he is on tour so much we don't get to see him much. this is terrific for us. >> it was kind of a turning point for when we figured out what we wanted to sound like. then you know, a year later we finally put it out. ♪ ♪ i did it my way happening now, president donald trump mouthing the words to "my way" at his inaugural ball. tonight he is spending his first night in the white house. from this day forward its going to be america first day one of his administration marred by pr

. >> 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?

and i'm pam moore. tonight kron-4 is all over the bay area tracking the latest storm. kron-4's lydia pantazes is in the south bay where power outages are impacting businesses. and j-r stone is in the north bay where the heavy rain is bringing down several trees. but first kron-4's chief meteor

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.

glad you joined us at 11. >> i'm pam moore. a rescue operation is happening right now after a man reportedly fell off of a cliff. it happened near 310 esplanade. where apartments are dangerously close to falling in the sea. they are set to be demolished on monday. the man called 911 himself. kron 4's ella sogomonian was first on the scene. >> reporter: police say a man who fell off made the 911 call himself and that's why bailey city and pacifica fire crews are right now on the scene as one of their medics is rappelling off the side of the cliff beside 310 esplanade. that is the building set to be demolished this monday. we don't know how he got over this area because it is fenced off. or why he was there. his identity has not been revealed at this time. we don't know how far he might have fallen off of the bluffs. you can see ahead there is a helicopter that is going around in circles making sure this area is lit well enough to be able to help that medic backup along with the victim. we don't know the extent of the persons inj

i'm pam moore. the news -- at eight -- is next. in my future, i'm twice as likely to have a stroke. i'm at higher risk for depression. i'm 26% more likely to develop an irregular heartbeat. i have a 65% higher chance of developing diabetes. no matter who we are, these diseases can be managed or prevented when caught early on. because with better research, the right medicine, and with doctors who help keep me healthy to begin with, we will thrive. see it all at etonline.com. >> . >>> we are out of time. let's look at what we have tomorrow. >> one of our favorite funny ladies, melissa mccarthy. >> bye, everybody. >> and her new tv show, her famous friends guest starring. >> this is the most name-dropping ever. >> i know. >> and why she is calling out her gilmore girl co-stars. >> that's now at eight. washouts in the east bay, sinkholes in pacifica, crumbling hillsides in the santa cruz mountains. and more rain in the way. whoosh music as the warriors break ground for their new san francisco home. east bay fans react to the move. heartbreaking disapppinted whoosh after the widow of the

>>steve:good evening i'm steve aveson. >> pam:and i'm pam moore. >> pam: one place that is drying out after taking a direct hit in into the bay area. >>steve:we begin our coverage with kron four's rob fladeboe who tells us one small mountain community is keeping a close eye on the rising san lorenzo river. >>karen burman/lives not to river it got close. but not as close as the last time, actually. >> reporter:karen burman tells me how she usually enjoys the sound of rain on the roof of her home here on the banks of the san lorenzo river but says she didn't get a whole lot of sleep last night. >>sot karen burman when i saw flashlights are why some people or i'll try to take a look outside. what was going on. >> reporter:burman pointed out how the river is still well below the bottom of the historic upstream but if it gets to that red reflector on a tree just across from her home, she'll be listening for the alert siren to sound. >>sot karen burman when gives you a 15 minute or half an hour warning period. >> reporter:there was some minor flooding here along river riverfront homes are b

steve aveson and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. >> pam:and the snow keeps falling in the sierra. >> pam: now, is not the time to stop and serving. -- conserving. >> steve: what could be a few days before serving both lee open. kron4 news as six next-- why certain roads can reopen can reopen it provides estrogens to help rebuild vaginal tissue and make intercourse more comfortable. premarin vaginal cream treats vaginal changes due to menopause and moderate-to-severe painful intercourse caused by these changes. don't use it if you've had unusual vaginal bleeding, breast or uterine cancer, blood clots, liver problems, stroke or heart attack, are allergic to any of its ingredients or think you're pregnant. side effects may include headache, pelvic pain, breast pain, vaginal bleeding and vaginitis. estrogens may increase your chances of getting cancer of the uterus, strokes, blood clots, or dementia so use it for the shortest time based on goals and risks. estrogens should not be used to prevent heart disease, heart attack, stroke or dementia. ♪ ask your doctor about premari

moore. and i'm steve aveson. president donald trump and his family are wrapping up a day of pomp and circumstance -- as he was sworn in as the nation's p45th president. kristen holmes has a look at the ceremony, the pageantry, and the transfer of power -- from washington. --sot-- >> reporter: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 tradition

i'm pam moore. the news -- at eight -- is next. everything. >>ette online.com, your 24/7 destination for entertainment news. >>> before we go, justin timberlake will be front andd center at the choice awards. >> he always brings a laugh, too. it makes it so good. >> we'll be there at the people's choice awards all airs life wednesday night on cbs. >>> tomorrow, "e.t." with matthew mcconaughey talking about his new movie transformation. >> it's crazy. >> bye, everybody. >> bye. >> how matthew went from a six-pack to packing on 40 pounds. receiling what it was like stripping down for his new role. >> everyone now at eight. the new meningitis scare. we are waiting for lab results in the death of a woman found dead on a muni bus. tonight what you need to know about the contagious and potentially deadly disease. whoosh a legendary bay area bar is closing its doors. or maybe not, the bizarre battle over lefty o'doul's in san francisco. whoosh as the nation honors doctor martin luther king, bay aa

. >> vicki:and i'm vicki liviakis in for pam moore. with the rain comes wet roads and more snow in the sierra.we're even seeing some in the bay area. but first let's go to kron-4 meteorolgist brittney shipp who is tracking the storm. >> britteny: the storm will pick up in dammar morning and then again tomorrow

good evening and thanks for joining us, i'm pam moore. and i'm steve aveson. the heavy rain is finally starting to taper off.but another one is on the way. we've already seen power outages, flooded roads and a number of fallen trees. we have team coverage tonight. kron4's alecia reid is live in fremont where a massive tree came crashing down onto a home. and j-r stone is monitoring conditions in the north bay where there is a flash flood warning in effect. we start first with chief meteorologist brittney shipp. where a flash flood warning has been issued for alameda county as well brittney? >> britteny:in th e evening commute we see isolated showers " flash flood warning is in effect are you seeing any of the flooding all talking about. hough hot hot hit high fly the and convenient and and don't cut stingier peddling manila go as low as it the girls are very high. and very close but the rain late wednesday afternoon in center fell. and back windows. knocking it out power lines around 70 people. and no one was hurt but someone was inside the house and all the o

i'm pam moore. and i'm steve aveson. this story keeps changing by the hour. it started this morning with the white house on the defensive... and just a couple of hours ago... an announcement by the acting attorney general. she has ordered the justice department not to defend the president's executive order. dianne gallagher, with our partners at c-n-n, is tracking what has been a dizzying series of developments... she joins us from washington d-c. dianne... all of this is unfolding, as the president is also set to reveal his nominee for the u.s. supreme court . a big story is the ongoing protests at airports. this is the crowd at s-f-o today... not as big as what we saw over the weekend... but still a pretty decent sized group of demonstrators on hand at the international terminal. and among all of the protesters at the airports... there are also a lot of worried families. that was the case for a walnut creek man... who waited for hours to find out if his wife would be allowed into the country today. kron 4's dan kerman is live at s-f-o with their story... da

. >> pam:good evening i'm pam moore. this is video from our helicopter partnership with abc 7 news. >>steve:and i'm steve aveson. tonight -- we are hearing from someone who was in the building when the flames broke out. we also have new video after the fire started. you can hear the panicked onlookers. >>steve:this video was sent in by a viewer. showing just how intense the flames were. a scary situation -- but no one was hurt,. >>steve: >> pam:kron4's lydia pantazes is live on the scene tonight. with the story you'll see only on four. lydia? all of >> us just i've the someone was burning something and the kitchen. and the whole kitchen was on flames spread. >> i started yelling for people to get out of the house and i read out and realize my dog was still in there and i had to run in there and get my dog as well. >> reporter: 4 people were in the bottom apartment and they had to come out for safety. as the flames burned to the building. >> heard a lot of commotion inside. i saw windows breaking. people are starting to get out of their homes. >> if no one was able to get out of the

steve aveson and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. >> pam: now on kron 4 news at six: a super soaker of a storm slams the bay area as well as the sierra. the rain is coming down right now. the snow is falling in the mountains. and a lot more is headed our way. good evening. i'm pam moore. and i'm steve aveson. let's take a quick look outside. it is not a good night to be out in the bay area. you see from this live picture. it is a soggy one. and the wind is gusting as well. let's get to meteorologist brittney shipp. where is the rain right now? >> britteny: 10:00 a.m. to sunset district near san francisco moving into mill valley here and then again most of our precipitation rates three-fourths of an edge even locally higher than at that. and then we continue this see have pockets of rain the entire area now under a flash flood and flooded by israel until 1145. have your batch's continue to the east by 341 danville this is world a snowfall is coming down switch your for rates is now outside of grass valley where why not the picture and show you how much moisture will continue m

--pam and steve >> grant:that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. >> grant:steve aveson and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. >> steve:, 4 news as 6 is next (male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> pam:a toddler is seriously injured after being shot while with her mother. tonight the hunt is on for those responsible. good evening. i'm pam moore. >> steve:and i'm steve aveson. >> steve:this happened right about noon in east oakland. now police are tyring to determine if may some how be tied to a killing from yesterday. >> steve:kron 4's charles clifford is at the hospital where the toddler is being cared for. >> steve:charles what have you learned? >> technical difficulties >> reporter: the shooting could be connected to a homicide yesterday in oakland. the new chief of police has been informed of the situation and have been briefed. in oakland, a charles clifford, 4 news-- kron4news >> steve:thank you, charles. >> steve:supporters of those killed by san francisco police officers are once again calling on district attorney george gascon to "do hi

. >> pam:and i'm pam moore. >> pam:tonight kron-4's team of meteorologists. is tracking the breaking news. >> pam:kron-4's chief meterologist brittney shipp and meterologist lawrence karnow are here --- monitoring flash flood warnings and weather dangers. and we have team coverage around the bay area. >> pam:including kron-4's charles clifford live where there are evacuations. >> pam:let's start with brittneybrittney this is a serious warning. >> brittney: to this is one of her--this is one of our small serious issues to deal with. >> brittney: our main concern right now. a flash flood stage. at 13 ft.. we are almost a foot above that stage. the creek runs right through downtown san of romo. so this whole area stretching down is a major concern. and we have already had evacuations in place. so, what that means is that you need to move to the second story or at least higher ground. we do have reports that the sirens are being fired off. so you want to be careful with this situation. stay very alert with reports of flash flooding. a special, in this area and it

. >> pam:and i'm pam moore. >> pam:tonight. from marin county to guerneville and back to the east bay. >> pam:we are tracking the trail of destruction left behind. and the work to clean-up and repair the damage. p >> steve:and our team has you covered. kron-4's alecia reid is live in the east bay where there are concerns about a collapsed road. and charles clifford live in the north bay where extreme flooding shut down highway 37. >> pam:but first let's go out to following flooding in guerneville. >> reporter: there will be opening starting tomorrow at 8:30 a.m.. until 3:30 a.m. and will be open until sunday, january 15th. the water has receded a lot of the streets. people are able to drive through the streets now that the water has gone down. the businesses behind me are actually cleaning up inside right now. >> this just in to the kron 4 newsroom. >> pam:breaking news tonight out of the south bay where a "concern" from passengers onboard an prompted a hazmat response. >> pam:this is video from our helicopter partnership with

. >> pam:thank you for joining us i'm pam moore. (male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >>steve:and i'm steve aveson. >>steve:kron-4 is all around the bay area tonight tracking the rain and the storm damage. kron-4's j-r stone is in guerneville. where some of the worst flooding happened. >> pam:charles clifford is in the north bay. where roads have been damaged >> pam: >>steve:and spencer blake is in the east bay where more rain is expected tonight. let's start with chief britney. since winston >> brittney: >> brittney: we are seeing a lot of reporting of floods and white rain coming down in mill valley. we are still seeing a light rain. all of this is trekking to the east and there is more to come. >> brittney: 1 to 2 in. of additional rain showers are expected. it will also pick up our wind speed of 60 mi. per hour with a wind at pfizer reported--with a wind advisory. >> brittney: i am tracking more details and timing out the rain showers when i see you again. >> pam: thank you, brittney >> pa

thank you for joining us i'm pam moore. and i'm steve aveson. grant lodes is tracking this development...grant presdient trump once made a reality t-v career out of the words "you're fired" now...a dramatic dismissal of his acting attorney general...just hours after she refused to enforce his controversial immigration order. sally yates is out... and within the last two hours...a dana boente was sworn in. cameras were not invited to last minute ceremony...boente is a u-s attorney for the eastern district of virginia. he'll be in charge until... president trump's pick for attorney general...senator jeff sessions... is sworn in. that could happen as soon as this week...but the vote is expected to be close.== earlier today then acting attorney general, sally yates...a president obama appointee...said she is not convinced that president trump's order is lawful, or that its defense is consistent with the department's obligatiúon to quote "always seek justice and stand for what is right."== late today the white house shot back...saying yates "has bet

good evening i'm pam moore. and i'm steve aveson. we'll get to the weather in just a moment. first -- grant lodes is here tracking the latest out of oakland. our other big story: we are tracking the storm. this is a live look outside at san francisco. we have seen heavy rain all day today throughout the bay area. >> grant: mollen us as going be a threat renews that out of oakland. >> pam: live look over san francisco at this hour we're seeing heavy rains all they todaymeteorologist brittney shipp is tracking what's ahed for tomorrow. >> britteny: alliterate fair warning to be wet roads are what you find for the rest of tonight into tomorrow and we show you more more moisture continuing to pour in. a flooded by israelis until 1145 tonight virtually is the entire area basically means you'll probably find on the streets. the very careful closer look better future cast shows and the rest of time or pockets of heavy downpour moves through along with steady light rain of followed by 5:00 in the morning at your downpours close to the vallejo and the act also hayward. of the family g

and i'm pam moore. with the rain come concerns of flooding and damage. much like we saw last week. this, while many cities are still recovering. kron-4's charles clifford is in the north bay where one busy road is finally being reopened. and chief meteorologist brittney shipp is tracking where the storm will hit the hardest. but first, spencer blake is live in orinda tonight. where a local a state of emergency is being declared. spencer. what prompted the declaration? .kron four's spencer blake is in the east bay.where more rain could cause more problems for a dangerous section of road. >> reporter:we've already seen how recent storms have helped create or worsen sinkholes. there were a couple in pacifica, as well. this one opened up in orinda on wednesday, at miner road and camino lenada, which is' currently closed. but you can get a better look at the sinkhole in this video taken during daylight hours. today, the city council met in a special session to ratify city manager janet keeter's declaration of a state of emergency. why an emergency? lets them apply for state and federal

and i'm pam moore. employees at shoe store in concord. noticed a young man who came in all the time just to try on the same shoes. but he would never buy them. so they decided to do something about it. >> steve:they bought him shoes -- and the hat. then surprised the teen with them. >> pam:kron4's hermela aregawi is live tonight at the sun valley mall in concord. hermela -- you talked to the employees -- what made them want to do this? >> reporter:this is *not the only surprise he would always leave empty-handed giving the store employe is why he could buy the sneakers on sunday the incredible youth group of young people made sure this man did not leave the store empty- handed. a customer that sun valley shopping center attracted to it as an act of kindness the employees that this shoe store can together to surprises man with his favorite speakers get tried on so many times before. >> reporter: a group of a dozen pulled together $300 presented the frequent visitor not just the sneakers and matching hat and a t-shirt and even asat suit. pe

thank you for joining us i'm pam moore. and i'm steve aveson that breaking news.another train accident. the third one in 24 hours in the bay area. let's get straight to kron-4's grant lodes with where this happened. p>> grant: amtrak's capital that crashes between richmond in berkeley and east bay. the train 545 delayed more than an hour because of this incident. just happened and then we do know about the condition about anyone who may of been in a vehicle that was hit we will keep you posted but we also just heard of or issue as this calms down not stopping at the record station in the east bay because police activity there. or info on these incidents as we get them. >> pam:you're looking at the two other train accidents in the bay area. today a woman was killed in the south bay after her car war slammed by an amtrak train. this, after two musicins from a popular r-and b band were hit by a train that band --tower of power - has been an east bay icon for decades. kron-4's lydia pantazes joins us live in oakland's jack lond

. >> vicki:and i'm vicki liviakis in for pam moore. with the rain comes wet roads and more snow in the sierra.we're even seeing some in the bay area. but first let's go to kron-4 meteorolgist brittney shipp who is tracking the storm. >> britteny: the storm will pick up in dammar morning and then again tomorrow afternoon right now we are tracking light showers to the region. and then vallejos coming down and same thing for napa and san result. also for were all see light rainfall and then we are a long tail of a snowfall began aug. a low blow to thousand feet tonight. emmy continued disease snowfall the sierra we're tracking the storm picking up as to go into tomorrow morning expect like commute home and worked. >> britteny: the heaviest rain will be here in over an evening commute marl and will continue throughout tuesday at 930 protracting rainfall and manioc and concord even in the wednesday morning we're seeing another room what rainfall in your morning commute. on wednesday and again we are still first of the systems that will move

i'm steve aveson. >> pam:and i'm pam moore. within the last hour, flooding evacuations have been lifted in san anselmo. >> pam:but now, new problems -- highway- 101 is shutdown at the marin county - sonoma county line. >> pam:tonight we have team coverage from chief meteorologist brittney shipp karnow. >> reporter: expecting by 3:00 a.m. and the early morning hours for the flooding staged to increase. flooding continues in st. helena p >> reporter: a flood warning remained in effect. >> reporter: and takes water in a little bit of time to work its way down to the russian river. however, it was the the blood but it would not come into all run 5:00 tomorrow ave. now, it looked like our around 39.7 ft.. >> reporter: it is time to think about packing up your bags if you have not done so already and move to higher ground if you with the bay area. --if you live and that area. >> pam: thank you, lawence. >> pam:breaking news -- people returning home in san anselmo. >> steve:it's after an a mandatory evacuation was ordered because of a

i'm pam moore. and i'm steve aveson. last week a woman's body was recovered on a muni bus. we talked with her family members today who were told she likely died of meningitis. kron 4's j.r. stone is following the story. and joins us live outside the muni bus depot in san francisco's wharf. j.r. any precautions taken by muni? last friday we told you about another meningtis case --- the marin county health departnment says, sevin philips had bacterial meningtis. tests are underway to confirm the disease was the cause of his death. the 48-year-old was said to be in good health. he worked out at 'soul cycle' in larkspur. the health department has reached out to nearly 300- people who may have had contact with philips. at least a dozen people are now on antibiotics. as a precautiouary measure. there is not a meningitis vaccine.so it's up to people to learn how to protect themselves agains the virus. grant lodes is here with what we need to know. we may all have come on different ships but we're on the same boat now. there are no vaccines to protect against non-polio enteroviruse