you will be right back. >> pam: new 298. >> pam: after the holidays of wretched excess. too many swedes, too much alcohol. some of us are making new year's resolutions to eat healthier and may be dropped some weight. >> pam: 2919 and this-crop vicki takes us to a restaurant where you can do just that. >> reporter: true food kitchen now open here in walnut creek as well as paulo all told. >> reporter: is based on health guru dr. andrew welt anti- inflammatory diet and hurts tasty gourmet menu items loaded with feel-good nutrients. >> reporter: dishes like fresh vegetable cordite. or this inside out clean no border. as- quinoa burger. >> reporter: there are these brightly colored juice brussels sprouts that kids will gobble will >>: even if you're not on a diet you can have a burger. >>: i'm having a burger. >> reporter: grass fed beef i might add. in walnut creek vicki kron 4 news. >> steve: her dad tries to take down the charlotte hornets. sports are coming up we will be right back. >> reporter: 20,000 points down goes above that number for the first time ever. the dow w

pam? >> grant: thank you, grant. >> pam: thank you, grant >> pam:in the north bay, a section of highway- 37 is closed tonight. and it's unclear when that busy route will re-open. >> steve:authorities closed the roadway after rising waters directions. kron 4's charles clifford is live for us tonight in marin county with a look at conditions. charles, do we have any idea when the roadway will be re-opened? >> reporter: well, the short answer is no. >> reporter: lesbo ahead and look at video that we've shot today using quad copper for. >> reporter: this water is too deep to drive through. that is why 37 is close them. the sheriff has photos on their twitter account showing drivers tried to go through any way and got stuck and had to be rescued. then, told of the water. -- towed >> reporter: it does not seem like this water is one away too soon because the ground is so saturated. with more rain in the forecast, it is quite possible that 37 to remain close down for quite some time. if you have

ralph and pam's marriage caused a major rift between pam and her daughter. just like when it seemed like mother and daughter might be repairing their fractured relationship, there was news of a disturbance at the couple's house. ralph was badly injured and being airlifted to a hospital. but what happened to pam. >> returning to "tangled," here again is keith morrison. >> 7:00 a.m., january 16th, 2014. a cold morning in walsenburg, colorado. >> 911. where is your emergency? >> ralph and pam candelario's neighbor had been on her way to work. >> we need an ambulance. >> she had never encountered anything like this before. >> i looked over and he was saying, help me, help me. >> ralph was on the ground, in front of his house, hurt. >> i got to him and asked him if he needed help. and he seemed to be kind of out of it. >> finally ralph managed to get the words out. he and his wife had been attacked and robbed. very afraid the attackers might still be in the house, called 911. >> he looks like he had been shot. he said somebody broke in last night. >> how are they

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live in pleasant hill. >> pam: thank you, spencer. >> pam: ahead at 8. a rockslide forces and rose to close in napa. and there are concerns it could get worse. how long is it expected to take to get things cleaned up? >> steve: and we had to the south bay where people are still fending off flooding water and you are looking at video of the storm sent to us by viewers. you can send yours too. we will be back! >> steve: back to the north bay! >> pam: and what does is-- and, with us is lieutenant doug pittman joining us today. >> we met flood stages. a few hours ago. >> steve: people are concerned. some resist. where you recommend that people go to during this mandatory evacuation. ? >> a lot of people, sadly they are prepared for this type of situation and have made of rice to leave the area. the matt--and have made arrangements to leave the area. and at this point we do not have any save the serious for them to go to. --safety areas for them to go to. >> the lanes are subsiding but we keep in mind that the range and water, but takes a couple of hours for

. >> 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

. >> 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

>>pam m: the problem has shut down a busy road. >>reporter: it is expected to take several weeks a heavy rain could be to blame for this did concede they're working behind us right now a sinkhole estimated to be 15 ft. deep the community affairs risen the with the central contra costa sanitary districts said they have been rerouted people live here should expect a minor role to be fully closed to traffic while she is prizes have been fixing that under the road is long overdue. >>steve: technology is being credited that man went over a cliff. grant l: he went down nearly 300 ft. careening down this morning this is off manor drive near skyline the car adjutancy has been told backed up to street level the rescuers had to rappel down to mountain he is alive but he was airlifted by chp chopper to a local hospital gps technology to help them to get the car and the man who desperately needed help. the roadway was what at the time. >>steve:. . >>reporter: we did see the russian river crested at 38 ft. by tomorrow we should start dropping r

>>pam m: he kidnapped a woman off of a bart train and return. >>maureen k: the female victim in this case have done was possible thing costs by getting on the train after drinking a holiday office party the week before christmas live brutally raped her several hours later she was able to find a way to a nearby residential area and get help they're able to track foster down for dna match and he was arrested without incident and now face a long list of charges. >>pam m: they're arrested a man who was uploading child pornography on kyushu he was arrested near his home in the mission bay neighborhood investigators said there was able to trace the source of the content and identify him as the suspect south they lead in the one of those suspects was in contact with the victim's mother and the matter should pay them $300. >>pam m: we go on that into the intelligence report on the election hacking. >>reporter: the russian assault on the u.s. elections use several different techniques blending such covert intelligence operations such as cyber activity it

>>pam m: professional ski patrols since 2000 and 12. >>reporter: what the spot nearly concern to do with the new snow he says he can go on the side of the mountain but that only works for so long. the drops falling much of january look at these numbers these are amazing it is getting cool response to the partisan fence is already as we have to the night tonight high pressure on to start building and we have more sunshine come this way until son into the weekend and some very nice mid-60s. some very nice mid-60s. she said to go pro. to strengthen both, go pro with crest pro-health advanced. it strengthens... teeth inside, and is better at strengthening the outside... ...than colgate total. best check-up ever. you're so cold, come in! what's wrong? it's dry... your scalp? mine gets dry in the winter too. try head and shoulders' dry scalp care it nourishes the scalp and... ...keeps you up to 100% flake free head and shoulders' dry scalp care of reach for far too long:s have health insurance.that's been out how? they enrolled through covere

over flood stage. >> reporter: pam, now back to you and steve in the studio. >> pam: thank you, jr >> pam:the east bay is also being hard hit. >> steve:the rain caused major problems on the roads. also many neighborhoods were flooded. kron4's spencer blake is in pleasant hill. >> reporter: her elderly mother has lived in the house for over 35 years. it cannot stop this type of flooding both the drain syste. and walnut creek the wind knocked over the street. separated sole cannot hold on to the winds and the longer. --saturated route >> reporter: a car that has spun out and rode over. it did not take the chp officer long to find it. >> reporter: may easily. no one was hurt and that car wreck. --amazingly >> reporter: some people did not even turn their headlights on. >> reporter: than by staying at home some people cannot get away from all of the water. >> we are trying to make sure that we have the sump pump under the house and that has been going on night. >> steve:coming up: chaos on bart. we have video after a bart train hit a fallen tree branch. >> pam:then: more major storm probl

. >> 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 m: to students and parents at capt. elementary school have learned the school will not reopen next fall for of their schools operated will close as well. >>charles c: in a statement thursday of the oakland confirmed in addition to send the wrong for the elementary schools would also not reopen in the fall. >>pam m: donald trump and his family pay their respects to the nation's first republican president and is one of the hallmarks of our democracy in with the peaceful transfer of power hours away. >>: will be more worn the new thing because you you focus on fixing problems not release of random order for someone who will concentrate on moving america. >>: this is an interesting question he does that and 20 the 50 million people by setting his own agenda and go on all around the media that is how he won we expect some of that to occur with expected to start pushing the real policy issues. >>reporter: 50 does that the division, give some more leeway than is the most important thing he can do. >>pam m: you cannot last inau

there >> pam: were able to capture exactly what happened. where a bunch driers of a republic carpet so we of replace them. an open for business on was in the banquet room when the water crashed through. >> reporter: made for iconic extension of the pier here at the state speech. and then 30 ft the stern section was torn loose end and out stepped up to the side he longtime fans of inherit his chair and his stopping by to take pictures. and the logs are like a battering rams. a whole lot the rest of the year. all >> grant: snow envelop the car you see it there when the snow settled under about 60 the car once it got done out there were certainly fortunate to be alive self-service a blanket to stay warm. and you've been wondering if you were driving along and suddenly snow comes to a first thing to do a turn off the engine. maybe state what is now well served as insulation will be as cold as you think at least you have shelter if you do end of digging out but year in the metal of nowhere then what do you do. conditions are terrible and add an a

>> 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

>>pam m: he is livened danville. >>j.r.stone: that and the good news because the rain has stopped and that press have been around 7:00 this evening that is good news but the bad news is we have seven different residences that are rich attack. >>j.r.stone: your look men video and you hope that things go well block all the perishable items that tellers they should be back in stock when it comes to perishable items. >>reporter: people stop by to see for themselves even sitting on the attached to capture with eyes seem there is no timetable on when it will be done but the road will be closed indefinitely. grant l: all this land officials believe is going to come down at some point however there is this the pitch overnight additional slippage and now they're saying it could be closed for several weeks maybe even a month instead of emergency remains in effect after the storm toppled trees and cause the train flooding. >>reporter: the role as a mostly clear was a much different story that decided last week the anticipation

. >> 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? >> pam: thank you. >> pam:bill musgrave is out as the coordinator >> steve: barry have all your sports,--gary your sports,--gary (male announcer): it's now time for gary radnich from the jack in the box sports desk. >> gary: good evening! >> gary:his contract was not renewed by the team today he will be replaced by quarterbacks coach todd downing who is viewed as an up and coming the team wanted to keep he also has a close relationship with quarterback derek carr >> gary:musgrave was the raiders offensive coordinator the past two seasons the team finished 6th in total yards and 7th in points scored this season but head coach jack del rio had been openly critical at times of his play calling. davis to meet with nfl >> gary: no major decisions are expected to come from this meeting and with regards to the raiders moving to las vegas. >> gary: it is a way for davis to both his tastes and las vegas as a viable option. >> to see if they can get any better deal in oakland and the mean time.

kron 4 tech reporter gabe slate is here with a closer look. >> pam: gabe! gabe slate tech report >> gabe:there was "hd". >> gabe:then "l=e=d". >> gabe:then. "4k". >> gabe:and a few in=bewteen. and now >> gabe:samsung is rolling out it's latest tv that they claim will be the next big thing . >> gabe:check it out. return tonats - samsung on stage qled >>"this is the new samsung qled tv" >> gabe:samsung says q=l=e=d tv sets will feature the best picture quality of any of its tvs more vibrant colors, deeper black levels, and crystal clear images from any viewing angle. >> gabe:they built these with a way to cut down on all the cable clutter around your set. >>"we hook up one translucent cable to the tv that runs to a box where you connect all your cables, so you only have one cable to hook up everything to your tv, no mess" >> gabe:these new sets will hit the market in february. whether or not qled catches on. it will push the price of 4k tvs down which is good for those looking to buy. out on the show floor this levitating wireless bluetooth speaker was catchi

dan kerman- kron4news >> pam: thank you, dan! >> pam: the state reservoir are now 1.2 million acre- feet overbear storage average. for this time of the year. >> technical difficulties >> reporter:kron four's rob fladeboe tells about what's ahead for one homeowner. >> reporter:matt clapp spent much of the day wednesday hosing the mud home , the sickening memory of the wall of water that flooded his and other homes here on lovers lane still fresh in his memory. >> reporter:the carpet was ruined, of course, along with the dry wall. but clapp suspects the water may have seeped under his home and could cause problems in the days and weeks ahead. a contractor, clapp is worried about the potential for mold, saying there is no time to lose getting rid of any and all moisture. >>matt clapp/flood victim everything has to be dry. we have to take the dive--have to take the drywall out to make sure there is no motion. --moister. we will have fan is going as well. >> reporter:most of his furniture escaped the flood but there is damage to some

pam. (laughter) >> pam: alright. >> brittney: temperatures in most locations are in the '30s and some are in the '20s for our north bay zone. we are going to have 4 in. of rain showers for the bay area and five-to-10 for the coastal hills. quiet conditions right now and you will see a dry day but as we go into the weekend we are tracking all of this moisture that will go right into the bay area. it is called atmospheric river. bring the topic monster right into our read--region. --bringing traffic moisture right into our region. >> technical difficulties. >> brittney: we are going to continue to update all the models for you. if you plan to go to the higher elevations you may want to go on friday before all of the storm of limits comes through. --before the storm comes through. >> gary: (male announcer): it's now time for gary radnich with sports! if >> gary: when we are done with this. you are on to think i am a 25 year old working for espn-5 >> gary: just journalism. >> steve: journalism

. >> 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

>>pam m: washington d.c. mayor says police will not be looking to arrest people who smoke in public they're also planning to live up during the inaugural address he says busting people for marijuana will not to be the top priority on inauguration day it is legal to have a to loss of marijuana for recreational use and washington d.c. but buying selling and smoking in public will all those activities are illegal. it's just a date. i can stay. i'm good. i won't be late hey mom. yeah. no kissing on the first date, alright? life doesn't always stick to a plan, but with our investment expertise we'll help you handle what's next. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase. so you can. >>gary: a chance to do this for the first time since 2002 there in the playoffs in houston but on the word that came out today is not too encouraging just named approval left tackle donald can has been a role model the game you see tomorrow afternoon 135 the weather is as bad as we hear that is really and, for three rai

pam and steve? >> steve: it has been four months since a san hall says a san ramon boy was killed in a crash but a woman are restive for suspicion of a deal i. --it has been four months since a san ramon boy was killed. >> pam: it was her second the you ought arrest within months of each other and the investigation continues. >> pam: police he rejoins us with more. >> reporter: this take test-his investigation is taking some time to be complete. i sat down with a mother against drunk driving. she tells me this isn't that unusual. >> i do not think she is slipping through the cracks. there is a flaw in our system. >> reporter: she was arrested twice last year for a de you find. the second time for round 4 years old was killed in san ramon. this is helicopter footage from our partnership with abc seven news. >> we obviously know she had drinking problems. a huge problem and she's out in danger in my family. i was all on the freeway 10 minutes before that accident happened. it is heartbreaking. there i

. >> grant: >> pam: all are for donnelly muslim countries. tram is expected to sign this order this week and is not clear whether the draft will be revised before then. >> reporter: president donald trump some home-test: from here on out i am asking all of you to enforce the laws of the united states of america. >> reporter: donald trump moving for on one of his most controversial campaign promises. >> reporter: >> physical, a tall, powerful, beautiful, someone or wall. >>--sutherland-- southern border wahl. >> reporter: sighting two executive orders wednesday, dart in federal funds towards building that wall along the u.s., mexico border, while still pledging mexico would eventually pick up the tab. >> reporter: and, he also and to overhaul the immigration system, also running of border patrol forces with 5000 agents, funds for the agency that the arrest and deport undocumented immigrants, and seeking to inessential or cities. >> reporter: tomorrow, donald trump is expected to take more action. on immigration with a focus on the bidding proc

>>pam m: madam includes ordering the construction of wall it was one of his signature campaign promises and now he says he believes it will stop the illegal flow of emigrants into the united states the white house says the president is restricting refugee flow will likely be announced later on this week has issued 10 executive actions include long back parts of the affordable care act powerful storms may have brought large amounts of rain and snow but will explain why that might not ease water restrictions staff. tuesday morning about planting explosives by hand to knock down potential avalanche a ski resorts outside lech topple he was were taught was called the goal post a ridge where pexplosive experts spend much of the day trying to make certain things save before trying to bring his body back down the mountain and their branches to enjoy some of the best these conditions they will force to go elsewhere they have established the family memorial farm the through go for under me to help cover funeral expenses. >>reporter: come more of going to be done with that together in california w

and they have it all-up. >> pam: pitcher and the several labor telling about. a fair and. come our way. see all lottery on a dairy. and gus whence to go along the main from the system goes through and the look all wave is an moist. >> reporter: hollisters voices scattered showers and then nose areas getting really any heavy rainfall not for long time. . and thus giving the east of fremont now from the heavy rainfall is light along with the city right now and more light showers and toward the more in the north and scattered light showers pop up around here and we certainly could seize on thunderstorms rolling and with colder on the outside. the system is winding down as we have a chance of some flash flooding across the bay area with heavy rainfall as a movement toward tomorrow night and sunday. to go along with that some very high winds. this one again this season sustained winds 40 to 50 hours per hour gusts near 60 mi. an hour and on top and a special out along the coastline brings down centuries and keep flashlight handy and likely will lead that the has might get power

>> grant: yes, pam. it is sobering to think this most recent storm is just a warm- up for what's to come this weekend. it's a mess here in the santa cruz mountains. >> grant:crews are working long hours to clear rock and mudslides like this one on san jose-soquel road. the slides in many cases pulling down trees and power lines. this comes after heavy rain overnight, as much as a half inch per hour in some areas, was simply too much for the already saturated soil. >> grant:there are at least four more slides like this one farther up the road. on highway 17, drivers dodged downed trees, power lines and widespread flooding that is blamed for several mostly minor accidents. >> grant:in golden gate park. a nearly 50 f00t monterey cypress tree had to be chopped down.after it was damaged by another falling tree overnight. >> grant:the playground at mother's meadow was closed off by caution tape.as chainsaws buzzed.and heavy equiptment was brought in to clear the cut up logs and branches. >>a tree crew and a he

>>: people just grab things and ran >>pam m: breaking news out of florida reeling from a mass shooting of four lottery their import five people are dead tonight and others in the hospital the shooter identified as a recent member of the military. >>steve: is being questioned about possible motives now in custody. >>steve: the gunman identified as the 26 year-old open fire with a handgun thousand people pour the terminal hiding behind cars that down the runway passengers on arrival in france was told it will not be able to get off soon sources said he was a member of the alaska national guard is a history of mental problems and heard voices telling him to john and i since i was even interviewed by the fbi's of the security risk several months ago according to some reports begun to altercation with another passenger and he took his back into the rest room to retrieve his weapon and he emerged shooting he reloaded once in when he ran out ammunition and he lay down for the arms extend the waiting to be arrested. >>steve: ambas crews tended to the victims while the swat team and fbi agents

>>pam m: we have been talking about this all week a fierce weekend storm that will bring rain and wind and flooding to parts of the bay area. >>reporter: by saturday night over an inch of land adding that more than the closer to 3 1/2 to 5 in. will break down all the details coming up in another 15 minutes. grant l: he says classic things we're talking about staying safe know what if you do not have to do not drive to bay ms. but the also said this. >>reporter: on top of the floods of the malfunction the salon and baseball was on a few businesses inside of the shopping center the restaurant was flooded had forced to cut out the carpeting which was among the many things will on by the rain. >>steve: it will identify the storm in your neighborhood with its personal loss of their traffic >>pam m: >>reporter: the undoubtably terrorize people at this airport they're working leaves and multiple agencies including alaska where he came from several months ago he went to an fbi office looking for mental- health help it was unclear whether he got it and what led him here to what he did today a b

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. >> pam: andrea saint john was killed and her home. that was set on fire to cover up the murder. >> reporter: this has been an extensive mount locke investigation. and the sheriff's office believe there are one step closer to finding the killer. this garage is still boarded up. and, andrea st.john investigation still continues. officers believe this person protean and confronted her inside her and her home. >> reporter: they are looking for a toyota corolla. --silver corroolla >> any time someone tries to cover up a murder with arson in and ask a sophistication to the crime. >> reporter: her body was caught up dust-up body was set on fire and it was a great loss to the community and to her family. she >> is a mother and grandmother. with two daughters who are filling horribly upset and grieving the loss of her. >> reporter: that are not sure if robbery was a motive. they are not releasing how she was killed. they are hoping that the community can help them find the person responsible. >> pam: traffic is still crawling in dublin tonight

>> pam: authorities believe still inside the vehicle. since saturday morning and levels are extremely high at this point. collided with another car and a way to the creek. and then authorities tie the two together after responding to the scene search and rescue team is geared up minority. isn't cleared items were calling traffic but the sheriff's office and shares apartment will be leaving the recovery effort. >> steve: because the poor weather conditions there were unable to send divers to recover it on saturday crews did manage to get a car from a river and recover the body inside. >> pam: making is that of hayward of the scene of a deadly shooting we just learned that the victim is a 60 year-old male. all happening your smaller avenue princes street >> steve: suspicious deaths helicopter partnership with abc seven years. and at the warehouse itself. and lawyers also note because of this they should not face criminal charges. atf and city's fire department still investigating. >> pam: recalls become much more visible we became a week a

>> pam: and what must be a failure hit wide delays and also an severances go. >> j.r.: passengers and the parking garages esses of private parking garage and so upset. $1 parca conquered part in knots free and actually appears many of these are the process of being changed. and $3 departure comes that uri 26. and low at 57 park increases not just conquered but north conquered west oakland a word and the coliseum. as part writers out how they feel and while most are on happy to say the least. and tickets will increase from 35 to $55. and a permit is required from $40 up to $75. and now of the citations and the calendar year. esthetician revenue by 60 percent. >> pam: after getting into a fight with somebody over all parking spot at 711. at the downtown san mateo store located on third street and 18 year-old woman was on sitting in her car and then pulled out knife. and managed to track her down and make an arrest. another ticket hospital and non-life threatening injury. >> britteny: with its immense as a portion ends a man or where it's raining because its only unconquered right now tr

>>pam m: our top story tonight and donald trump appears to be keeping his promise to hit the ground running once and the white house he will be taking action on one of his biggest issues immigration. >>steve:: the construction all along the u.s.-mexican border includes beefing of security and around the area to his expected to roll out plans for restricting refugee flow to do not instead of blocking the entry of immigrants from seven predominantly moslem countries yvonne and lock serious than somalia yemen and libya. if if >>reporter: they're not shot at all the president's call for a ban on muslims during his campaign trail they believe he is making good on that promise they do however said they do not plan on standing by and watching it go into effect this his first week in office and aluminum executive order will affect the refugees then expected to men in announcement tomorrow the council on american as mom galatians believe immigrants will not be even more fearful that include building all wall on the mexican border in this house and the floor refugees in the country. tsk tsk tsk tsk i

>> pam: blow your mind. kron4's tech reporter gabe slate is keeping an eye on it all what are you seeing? gabe slate tech report >> gabe:a lot of the new products unveiled at c=e=s are loverstechies. the people who have to have the latest shiny thing. >> gabe:something a little different this year. i'm seeing a lot of things shown off aimed at parents and kids >> gabe:check it out. >> gabe:it looks more like a bluetooth speaker. but this is actually the first hands free smart wearable breast pump. >> gabe:the company behind the willow says it offers a conveinient, quieter experience when pumping and is less painful than traditional pumps. >> gabe:the cordless device fits in a bra, pumps silently, and is dishwasher safe. it comes out in the spring. >> gabe:the 4moms moxi is a high tech stroller that generates it's own power as the wheels turn. that free electricity you can use to charge your smartphone or light up the sidewalk with the built in lights. >> gabe:for the parent feeling guilty about all that tv t

>>pam m:, now we have more storm coverage. >>steve: the storm caused the evacuation in one town that is because of the creed that was rising dangerously close. >>haaziq m: the owner of the restaurant and downtown the rest on avoiding water damage from the storm but it was close on the creek overflowed back in 2005 the restaurants suffer some water damage. >>pam m: they opposed to this printer from novato this is 37 the patrol has no idea. >>phillipe d: some of it will naturally continue to slide off as for the rest of the red especially those who use the terrell on a weekly basis. >>steve: phil st. paul tombolo for park previous which tries such a for the honor but could not find the person or any other information so far. >>pam m: move toward down the string to make it easier she was taken to hospital to get checked out viewers said this is coleman avenue at about 8:00 this morning river is roaring this reminder you to share your storm pictures and video with us through the mobile application just choose the reported option.

. -- it could flood over >> pam: this video was sent over by a viewer. no word on road closures there and castro. >> grant: you receive the 60 ft. trees toll-- 60ft tall tree at lombard. in san francisco. unfortunately no one was injured. no one was inside the cars. -- fortunately >> steve: all eyes are on the russian river tonight. 39.8ft >> steve: causing a lot of problems on the road as well. with the j.r. stone. >> reporter: you it is built the truck moving at all?-- you could feel >> yes. it was in my truck bed. the water did not look that deep at all. it was very deceiving. very deceiving. >> reporter:as the crew work to get to that location. pg &e worked at one entrance as a tree like the other entrants. >> it was wendy. and my dog was terrified. >> reporter: tuesday afternoon,kayaks were used to go through the floodwaters. >> reporter: others like danielle; where of said the bay of it to go through the flooding-- were upset that they decided to go through the flooding. >> reporter: for hours the water or rain has stopped. but now is continuing. t

>> pam: one last check of the weather! >> brittney: the rain is coming down and parts of the east bay. a seven day forecast shows more rain showers all day tomorrow and into wednesday so, is not over yet. check >> pam: back in with us at 8:00 and to the clock tonight. have a nice evening everyone. >>> "the insider" tracking the biggest stories making news today. ♪ >>> all right, golden globes, let the games begin. ♪ >>> may bruno mars bless this moment. ♪ >> we're with the night's first timers. >> her majesty the queen. >> you might as well drop the mike and go home. >>> and breaking down the moment everyone is talking about. >> take your broken heart, make it into art. >> you can hear a pin drop in that room. ♪ >> oh, who would you rather? >> ryan gosling or ryan reynolds. >> and all bets are off as hollywood takes a spin on. >> on our wheel of misfortune. >> if you could be invisible for a day, what would you do? >> well, you've got to keep it clean. >> plus our style guide -- >> we have the red carpet's hottest

>>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

. >> pam: rising rivers and creeks cause a lot of problems all across the bay area. >> steve: still keeping an eye on the river cut some water is going fast-going downhill. >> brittney: we are still concerned about the river. although it is nice to see some of the rain showers die down. >> brittney: we do have a flash flood warning that will stay in effect until midnight. if you live close to the alameda creek you want to be very careful. >> brittney: just moving out of the nep but and tracking to the east. -- moving out of napa >> brittney: have one strong airline. pushing to san francisco on route 1120 and closer to oakland on route 1143. >> brittney: lee was a pretty close to the mid '50s tomorrow. the boat, we are concerned about the rivers and streams. for more details on that we will send it over to lawrence army urologists-- meterologist >> reporter: we have a flood right now on the roads there and around the rivers. st. helena has been flooding there for a good part of the day. at 19.2 ft. creek the good news is that it is starting to fall a little bit. >> reporter: about five or 6:

>>pam m: they ordered him to be held without bond. >>reporter: the ground is saturated, indurain is taking a toll from the roads minor rock and mud slides appeared overnight the, the cover of the road in their trees down hanging power lines in the santa cruz mountain. >>reporter: contra costa county proclaims a local state of emergency in response to damage caused during the recent storms. >>reporter: heavy rain and loose rocks and debris have caused the busy road in the glen park neighborhood drivers of people on bikes could be in dangers. >>reporter: 3 6 ft. of snow fall about 7,000 ft. that is a lot of snow on top of what we've already seen. >>reporter: may have used the moment to set a new town of responding to the time whether it is abraham lincoln to franklin roosevelt addressing the nation reeling in a massive economic depression we didn't know much about what kron 4 say his campaign told us he's involved in writing the speech himself and will be for all americans not just supporters. ♪ life. you never really know what's comi

>> pam: thanks, catherine! >> pam: injured while heading to an east bay school. the complaint being made by neighbors about the intersection. >> reporter: she was brought in the bushes. --sixth she was thrown in the bushes. >> key is just want to get there and go and play. i told them that you have to be careful crossing. >> reporter: the drivers passing through this area simply do not slow down. and schools that are aware of this issue. >> apologies, technical difficulties >> reporter:the accident happened at around 8-20 in the morning on bancroft avenue. she says she is constantly reminding her grandkids to be extra cautious while walking to school. >>sot- "you know, all kids just want to get there go to school and play. so, i told them no, you gotta cross the two crosswalks that we cross. once we cross the two crosswalks, then go for it." >> reporter:yanez says the drivers passing through this area, simply do not slow down and the schools nearby are aware of it. >> reporter:the principal at cox academy confirms the injured girl is a student at his school. he a

. >> pam: 40 from the jersey shore. and a more than that to the country's total foreign and death and caught asleep in their beds. and then in arkansas. you watched relatives breathing louisiana happened as a mississippi. devastated by winds and they suffered a broken arm concussion and some bruises on a setup her mobile home left off its foundation. >> grant: doll but the campaign and then try not exert even more influence. and then the same promises and the military keeping america safe. >> grant: has been rescinded by democratic president and reinstated by republican president since they introduce them. >> pam: experts and so much money. hence depends on $20 million. and officials seized the cash as part of a wide range into internet talent company. and i tailed of the brazilian man. how lobstermen were stuck near tahoe >> reporter: as what on sunday when the robbery happened cannot intervene and stop the robbers as when he was shot. and another man with a concealed with robbers. and absolutely senseless calls him a

>> 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

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? one chapter of the n-double-a-c- p staged a sit-in to protest the nomination of senator jeff sessions for u-s attorney general. this is the photo of the activists. posted to social media today. the organization says. it will stay inside sessions' mobile, alabama office. until he is no longer the nominee. or until they get arrested. the n-double-a-c-p president in alabama says, sessions has failed to acknowledge the reality of voter suppression, while pretending to believe there is rampant voter fraud. the conservative former alabama attorney general, was nominated to the pst in november. video is on cnn sessions protest naacp sit-in at alabama office of attorney general nominee >> reporter: and look at the reagan and the traffic at walnut creek. and then as previously mentioned is nice to have something in doors for the annual block fossilized announced. they'll be there headlining. from last year's festival and they include rhine low as-moss and the music food wine and beer festival