(grant) ken wayne and pam moore are here with and pam moore ken wayne ken wayne and pam moore kron 4 news at six. (pam) thanks grant and vicki. here are the stories we're working on at 6. (pam) new video tonight of the aftermath of a brutal hit and run that badly injured a teenager in oakland. how police oakland. how police are hoping this video will help catch those responsible. (ken) and... stores closing in droves in one san francisco neighborhood. we'll speak to the owner of the latest domino to fall... and he says it's not just about rising rents.... (ken) and... nancy pelosi the headline as the 116th congress was sworn in today. we have a live report from washington coming up on the kron4 news at 6. (ken) tonight at 6. nancy pelosi... officially beginning her second tour of duty... as speaker of the house. democrats took control of the house of representatives today... amid growing uncertainty in an ineffectual capitol.(ken) thank you for joining us. i'm ken wayne.(p

wayne rooney has been doing very well there. he was given the player of the week, the week before the season finished. they don‘t start again until march, he has a long period of time away from football. he was here over christmas, working as a television pundit for a british broadcaster. he is still involved in both sides of the atlantic. for now, that is as much as we know about wayne rooney. the next stage of universal credit — the new system that merges six welfare benefits into one monthly payment — is to be scaled back, amid concerns about the impact on claimants. mps were due to vote on transferring another three million people onto universal credit — but that number‘s now been reduced to just 10,000. the government says it remains committed to moving all claimants onto it by 2023. here‘s our social affairs correspondent michael buchanan. universal credit is a new service that helps ensure you‘re better off in work than you are on benefits. it is the biggest change to the benefits system in decades and it‘

(ken) and i'm ken wayne. kron 4's dan kerman is live on campus tonight on what the university is doing to make sure other trees will not sure other trees will not come down... with more stormy weather on the way. uc berkeley tree kills man 0107186 insertthis is cell phone video taken during sundays storms after a 120 foot eucalyptus tree, came crashing down on top of a car outside the greek theater at uc berkeley. 32 year old alexander grant of novato was in the vehicle and died at the scene. sotgayley road was shutdown to vehicles monday, but people were able to walk by and look at what remained of the massive tree that came crashing down and a second tree that crews took down for safety reasons. cutting up both trees is huge effort that will continue on tuesdaysot paul lum/works on campus :35 sot vanessa quintana/student :45while the tree that fell was not identified as being in need of care or maintenance" ... uc berkeley officials say "we are taking immediate steps to assess whether we can learn anything

as it stands at the moment, wayne rooney is too valuable to d.c. united bearing in mind the contract they have him on to be a serious breach and any further toox be taken. >> adam, thank you. >>> the u.s. added 312,000 workers in december but beat expectations and was the highest number since february. the unemployment rate rose from 3.7 to 3.9%. while average hourly earnings increased 0.4% fed chairman jerome powell sparked a market rally when he pledged the u.s. central bank would, quote, be patient in seeing how the economy performs before making any further rate decisions this year. he was speaking on a panel on friday alongside janet yellen and ben bernanke >> as always, there is no preset path for policy. and particularly with the muted inflation readings that we have seen coming in, we will be patient as we watch to see how the economy evolves. but we're always prepared to shift the stance of policy and shift it significantly if necessary in order to promote our statutory goals of maximum employment and stable prices. >> meanwhile the presid

footballer wayne rooney was arrested in the us last month accused of public intoxication. the striker, who plays for a washington side, was later released. the next stage of the universal credit roll—out is delayed amid concerns about the new all—in—one benefits system. and will the favourite win? olivia colman is a frontrunner in tonight's golden globe awards in los angeles. new port lead again! . and upsets in the fa cup as league two newport county knock out premier league leicester city — we'll have a full round—up in sportsday at half past seven. good evening. in the last hour, police in east london say they're searching for a toddler who was inside herfather‘s car when it was stolen. she's a 17—month—old romanian girl by the name of maria, who lives in the local area. our correspondent sarah campbell joins me now with more details. just tell us a bit more about what we believe may have happened to this little girl. the metropolitan police issuing an urgent appeal for help. what appears to have happened is that just before five what appears to have hap

the metro is one that features a picture of wayne rooney, drunken wayne rooney held by us cops. he is still a huge figure in the uk and now the us. oh dear, it was going so well for wayne rooney since he went stateside. he isa rooney since he went stateside. he is a bit old and slow for the premiership. he has been a huge success premiership. he has been a huge su ccess over premiership. he has been a huge success over there. standard isn't as high and they loved him and he transformed the fortunes of his team, scoring loads of goals. the old demons have returned. he has been on the front of the tabloids quite a few times down the years for various misdemeanours and this is the latest one. he has only been fined $25 for being drunk and for swearing, which doesn't seem very much. he has managed to put the scandals behind him and i guess this might be the same. a fairly minor penalty but not the first time. his struggle with alcohol has got him into trouble. i simply couldn't tell you but $25 will only buy you one glass of wine at dulles airport, it is extremely expensive! he only

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abc7 news reporter wayne freedman live in sonoma county with the story. wayne? >> good afternoon. this lot in larkfield states is not one of the feel-good stories of fire recover. you see the weeds, the homes in the background. this is not about fire recovery, quite the opposite. with pg&e declaring bankruptcy, it represents frustration and is a double whammy for the owners. christmas decorations and caution tape past mariti their . >> it sets us way back. i'm 64. my wife is 63. >> it's been quite a struggle. i'm kind of tough but -- >> reporter: they own one of 148 homes that burned in larkfield estates, a loss for which they've sued pg&e. now in the last week a double wham whammy. cal fire cleared pg&e for responsibility for the tubbs fire and they've declared bankruptcy. >> typical behavior on the part of pg&e. it tries to avoid responsibility. >> reporter: this attorney represents the semiautomatics and 4,000 other plaintiffs suing pg&e for fires in 2017 and 2018. she is telling them to stay the course. >> what i'm tell ming my clients is they should not get d discouraged. >>

(grant) ken wayne and pam moore ken wayne and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (pam)thanks grant and catherine.coming up tonight at 6. (pam) the worst of the storm may be over... but the damage continues to cause problems. new video continues to pour in to the kron4 newsroom... of downed trees around the bay area. while this downed tree is mostly just a nuisance ... some other incidents turned deadly. we have the latest. (ken) and flooding and wet roads continue to be a problem. and the c-h-p is saying now is not the time to be speeding up. we go on a ride along and share some of their road safety tips. (ken) we also have a look at the brand new chase center going up in san francisco. how the warriors new home is shaping up. kron4 news at 6 is next. <4 sec> (ken) tonight at 6. a major tree removal effort this morning after a massive pine tree came down in the oakland hills. much of the bay area still assessing the damage caused by the strongest storm of the season so far. (pam) trees toppled all over the bay. this is video sent to us by a viewer .. showing a tre

wayne: you can't lose! - (screaming) wayne: we're making wayne in the club. yne: is itd?show m you got. jonathan: it's a new bmw! - (screaming) wayne: season ten-- we're going bigger! now here's tv's big dealer, wayne brady! wayne: hey, america, welcome to "let's make a deal." thank you so much for tuning in, wayne brady here. let's make a deal. michelle, come on over here, come on over here, michelle. everyone else, have a seat. michelle, how are you doing? - oh, i'm... fine now, oh! wayne: nice to meet you, where are you from? - i'm from los angeles. wayne: so what do you do? - i'm a professional retiree. wayne: yes.

charles: wayne, that good? the zeitgeist or psychology of the market can be so flip that it changes month to month? >> well i think, charles, dr is right. you have a lot of ups and downs and i where we are today, general meant sent is more positive. day-to-day we'll have changes. but i think secular move is more important. charles: back in the day, when whisper number was big. feels like that right now. for instance, 3m, which i'm calling the stock of the day so far, because equity futures were down. 3m reported their numbers. it went higher. the dow turned up as well. we still have lower guidance. feels like is bracing for worse than they say. we don't get that. there is a sigh of relief? >> that is exactly it. charles you talked about it just now. tepid in terms of buying stock on the news? hey, the world is lot better than we anticipated. they are all-in. that is a sign of a positive markets here that we didn't see in december, to your point, doctor. r. charles: we're in technical strategists. we're breaking

abc 7 news reporter wayne freedman is live in petaluma with more. wayne? >> reporter: well, it hasn't started raining hard yet, but it will. this is a day people worrying about the rain and not dealing with it. they've spent the day with their eyes pointed skyward. watching rain-laden clouds and waiting for them to open and then waiting some more, an almost existential experience at times. >> you don't have an umbrella? >> no. >> reporter: those who looked could have found trouble. this giant eucalyptus people missed cars, houses and homes but it did knock out power to a dozen homes. the highway patrol says one driver suffered minor injuries. all as the clouds kept moving, the weather gave us this very pretty scene in petaluma. call it a bridge over raindroped waters that will likely be moving much faster very scene. >> you're not worried about your hair frizzing? >> no, are you? >> reporter: so, hold on a minute, aren't we the ones who are supposed to ask the questions? let us hope that by this time tomorrow night in petaluma and elsewhere in the north ba

wayne: joselyn, what do you do? - i'm a teacher. wayne: give her a round of applause. (cheers and applause) what do you teach? - i am a seventh grade teacher, so i teach math, science and pe. wayne: oh, and the pe teacher.

in davis, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >> wayne, thank you. >>> we have created this badge that you can sharon line as a way to remember officer corona. the easiest way to get it is through the abc 7 news facebook page. >>> in just a matter of hours, the government shutdown will become the longest in u.s. history. it is now day 21, matching the longest previous stoppage in late 1995 and early 1996. that means an estimated 800,000 federal workers did not get paid today for the first time since the shutdown began. they're not happy about it. the air traffic controllers association filed a lawsuit becoming the third federal employees union to take the trump administration to court over the shutdown. at the white house, president trump backed away from this threat to declare a national emergency in order to fund the border wall. federal workers did receive a pay stub today. but it looked like this. nothing but zeros. in one bit of good news, the house overwhelmingly passed legislation today to grant back pay to federal workers. mr. trump says he will sign it. >>> some federal workers are ta

wayne: you can't lose! - (screaming) wayne: we're making wayne in the club. you've got the big deal! tiffany: yeah! cat: wait, wait, wait, wait. wayne: is it good? - show me what you got. jonathan: it's a new bmw! - (screaming) wayne: season ten-- we're going bigger! jonathan: it's time for "let's make a deal." now here's tv's big dealer, wayne brady! wayne: hey, america, welcome to "let's make a deal." i'm wayne brady. thank you for tuning in. who wants to make a deal? my man the boxer right there, allen. everybody else have a seat. allen, come on over here. first deal up. allen's the champ. allen, what do you do? - i'm a mentor. wayne: you're a mentor. - program coordinator for a mentoring group. wayne: okay. so, but, but what are you--

the mirror, one of several that has a picture of wayne rooney. us boos shame. —— booze shame. he has had previous struggles with alcohol, was apparently arrested at alcohol, was apparently arrested at a washington airport shortly before christmas. yes, i mean, iwould be lying if i said i had even the faintest interest in wayne rooney or anything i think... yes, anything i think he has ever done, which, to be fair, is nothing, because i have no idea. he is a football. england's re cord idea. he is a football. england's record goalscorer! is heaped? i like snooker. you know how impressed i am when you beat ronnie 0'sullivan in a side that match in westminster ——is he? a wish you didn't bring that up! you do not! it seems - who you do not! it seems someone who routinely gets drunk - hayes routinely gets drunk and mr hayes has got drunkg —— i hayes. routinely gets drunk and mr hayes has got drunk§ -- i hayes. -- drink very much. -- mr hayes. -- misbehaves. he still has a following in the uk. misbehaves. he still has a following in the ui in all seriousness, he has rooney.

wayne: whoo! oh, snap! jonathan: say what? - let's make a deal, wayne! wayne: you're going to tokyo. tiffany: more cars! jonathan: a new jaguar! - big deal! wayne: $75,000! who wants some cash? - big deal of the day! wayne: y'all ready for season ten? let's go! jonathan: it's time for "let's make a deal." now here's tv's big dealer, wayne brady! wayne: happy new years day, everybody. wayne brady here at "let's make a deal". it may be 2019 but we're going to party like it's 1999! three people, let's make a deal! let's see, let's see, let's see, let's see, let's see, let's see. in the gold right here. i love a gold flapper.

now here's tv's big dealer, wayne brady! wayne: hey, america, wayne brady here. thank you so much for tuning in to "let's make a deal." who wants to make a deal? you do, yeah, come on over here. everybody else, have a seat. and is it "gail?" - "gai-elle." wayne: gaelle. nice to meet you, gaelle, and what do you do? - i'm a nurse. wayne: you're a nurse, thank you for being of service. now what kind of nurse are you? - i am a med student nurse.

. >>> wayne freedman went to muir woods to see what has hwanged. >> reporter: it is a good place to escape political turmoil until you realize this is apart of it. today a place that was not open for business. >> we found out today and i think it is a bit strange. >> reporter: it is muir woods without the crowds and you can blame or thank the government shutdown. >> what do you think? >> reporter: mory hayden from alabama who found muir woods close to the public today where she should have joined crowns. if alabama fans need to find a common ground on a day of conflict. >> you are here for the game. >> they're fighting over little stuff -- closing all the parks. it is crazy. >> it should not be about the government. it should be about the people other than the government, an individual believes and policies. >> reporter: with blocked parking lots and signs that red closed and no entry fee and a naked flag pole and empty walk way. you can hear the stream. it felt too good to be true, almost like a guilty pleasure. >> it was beautiful. all for one day lost to a shutdown where the inhabitants

now here's tv's big dealer, wayne brady! wayne: thank you so much, thanks for tuning in. wayne brady here, "let's make a deal." who wants to make a deal? who's up first to bat? (cheers and applause) the rock star right there, the '80s, yes, audrey, come on over here, audrey. everybody else have a seat. audrey, come over here. audrey, welcome to the show. - thank you. wayne: what do you do? - i'm a mama. wayne: big round of applause for the mama. how many kids?

(grant) ken wayne and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (ken)thanks grant and catherine.coming up at 6.... (ken) rain pounding the bay area tonight. where it's coming down and the damage being caused already from the massive storm. (pam) and flash flood warnings and advisories for different areas of the bay area tonight. we'll show you the spots being hit the hardest. (pam) plus... how all the rain is affecting the evening commute. kron4 news (pam) tonight at 6 ... a flash flood advisory has been issued for the north bay. what is known as an 'atmospheric river' is pounding the bay -- and generally whenever a big storm hits... the north bay bears the brunt of it. this is what it looked like in san anselmo today -- as the rain continues to pour down. (ken)we are also tracking the wet weather ... and the damage from the storm.in the upper left...mudslides blocked both lanes of southbound highway 17 tonight ... only one lane has since reopened.trees fell all over the bay area... as they took a beating from the storm. that's video from the east

(grant) ken wayne and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (ken) thanks grant and vicki.here are the stories we're working on at 6. (ken) facing billions of dollars in litigation... pg&e may be considering some very big changes to the way it does business. what we are learning about the latest plan the utility may be pursuing... to avoid bankruptcy. (pam) and more than three- months and counting. the doors to the multi - billion dollar salesforce transit center remain shuttered tonight. but is there light at the end of the tunnel for commuters? we are tracking the latest developments. (pam) and it is the hottest ticket in town. warrrior steph curry hosting a party tonight in oakland. we'll take you there live .. coming up.. in the kron4 news at 6. (pam) tonight at 6. hours of waiting are about to pay off for some lucky warriors fans.the doors to steph curry's big concert shindig ... to celebrate 10- years in oakland with the warriors... are now less than an hour away from opening. thank

(ken) and i'm ken wayne. it's hard to (pam) a live look outside right lawrence karnow: it was mostly sunny before clouds moved in late and now the rain. doppler radar is showing the rain moving in. it will be heavy at times tonight. showers could linger into tomorrow morning too. on the satellite you can see the low spining toward california. this storm will open a door to a series of storms through early next week. highs to

. >> wayne freedman is live in novato. wayne? >> reporter: this is grant avenue. i'm going to step aside and let you look at what is bound to get worse. it's been getting worse all day, kind of like a warning shot for what we have in store. if anybody knows about this stuff, north bay residents do, especially those who might happen to own a hardware store. >> rain is very good for business. >> reporter: he's been here before and will again. tom young of pini hardware, ground zero for procrastination types. what you see here reportedly light compared with what we have coming hence the crowds shopping for boots, umbrellas, boots. jeff bought some. >> i'm worried about leaks, floods, mudslides, et cetera, et cetera. >> reporter: are you expecting them? >> oh, yeah. >> this is just a good excuse to go to the hardware store. >> reporter: some of us like a good excuse to go to the hardware store because you have everything they need when you need them. they do have buckets whi. the roads are in pretty good shape, but we'll see what this weather brings. wayne freedman, a

that's what abc 7 news reporter wayne freedman is doing for us. driving on highway 101 in marin county. wayne, it looks like it's already wet out there. >> reporter: it's beginning to pick up, absolutely quite a lot. welcome to mobile 25 on highway 101 heading north in marin county. we're just short of lucky drive. in fact, we're going to switch over and show that you picture right now. what we see is not very bad. not as bad as we thought it might be. it was heavy earlier today. mostly, this has been a day of waiting for people. a lot of people appeared to have stayed home. others have gone preemptive as we learned outside the public works department today. i'm going to hold on and as we come over this ridge here, this is one of the big flood points in marin county. earlier today, it was pretty flooded. i think that at this point, as we come to this point, it may be a little bit better. it's often a splash fest. okay. if you go marin county 101 north, you know this section. this is lucky drive. we don't see a lot of brake lights here. we see traf

wayne, how does it look out there? >> reporter: you know what's interesting, after a whole day of waiting for this storm all of a sudden it's arrived we can't see it but we can hear it. i'm going to switch this camera, i'm going to let you listen to this. we're going 40 miles an hour. listen. that is the wind and the rain bouncing against the side of this roof and the windshield. it's loud. as this storm gains intensity, we've been rocked by wind, we've been pelted by rain. people knew this was coming. but first what we saw coming as people got ready before the big stuff hit. >> reporter: before the rain and the wind and the traffic and the headaches and all the down sides to a downpour the north bay had time to prepare this morning. >> we can do five. >> reporter: there is a first time for everything as lynn de la cruz showed up at a sand pile outside novato public works she told us all about it. never before had she filled a sand xwag. and i looked online how to do it, where to find, it how to do it, so i hopefully h

lorena and john wayne bobbitt. the man at the center of the story sitting down with our amy robach to make the case that it was all a coverup. that america did not hear the whole story. >> reporter: it's a story that deeply fascinated the nation, and deeply divided men and women. >> lorena bobbitt. >> rolena bobbitt. >> a court case that attracted international attention. >> reporter: 24-year-old lorena bobbitt, claiming she'd suffered years of physical and sexual abuse, attacking her husband, 26 year-old john wayne bobbitt while he says he was sleeping. in 1993, she claimed the violence began early. >> every time he would hit me, he would try to force me into the sex again. >> reporter: 25 years later, john sitting down with abc news, denying he ever abused his now ex-wife. >> she punched me. >> reporter: she punched you. >> yes. >> reporter: how often did she hit you? >> a lot. >> reporter: she's said you were physically abusive to her. >> yeah? well, she's turned things around. i could say she's physically abusi

now scarlets' coach wayne pivac has revealed halfpenny has been ruled out for a further three to five weeks after seeing a specialist. wales's first match in the six nations is against france in paris on the first of february. let's have a quick look at some of the days other stories. the fa is looking into claims that the wales and crystal palace goalkeeper wayne hennessey made a nazi salute at a team meal. he says that "frozen in a moment" it looked as though he was making a completely inappropriate gesture but that he was waving at the person taking the picture and shouting to them. birmingham city striker ellen white has recovered from a back problem and is in england squad for the upcoming training camp in qatar. white was england's player of the year last season and the league's top scorer. finally, let's get back to football and last night's fa cup tie at molineux which liverpool lost to wolves. ask any liverpool fan what they think ofjurgen klopp a fair few will say he's magic. well, we might have proof now you see him, now you don't. klopps slight of hand, makes xherden shaqi

>> heavy wayne federman cameos this year. >> jimmy: really, i love wayne federman. he's one of my favorite comedians. [ cheers and applause ] i love wayne federman so much. i love you, wayne. he's one of my favorite stand-up comedians ever. do you have a -- when you first started, was there a comedian that was like, either so nice to you or really gave you good advice or something and you go, "oh, that's the story, they didn't know who i was at the time?" >> well, i had a weird thing, which was the first job i ever had was i worked for comic relief, which was the live aid for comedy, and it benefited the homeless. so i called up and said, "i'll work with you for free." i was 18 years old. and the night of the show, my job was to get everyone to sign the poster, so i got to talk to george carlin and sid caesar. >> jimmy: every comedian that was there, if they signed the post, that was your job. >> they got to hang out with me for five minutes, whether they liked it or not. [ laughter ] so i was nerding out, and then, i'm waiting near jerry lewis. and that's the big o

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now here's tv's big dealer, wayne brady! wayne: hey, america. welcome to "let's make a deal". i'm wayne brady. thank you so much for tuning in. who wants to make a deal? you! come on over here. yes, ma'am, yes, you. everybody else, have a seat. i'm going to make a deal with... what's your name? - sukari. wayne: sukari. welcome to the show, sukari. what do you do, and where are you from? - i am from dayton, ohio, and i'm a teacher. wayne: a teacher-- give her a round of applause.

lorena and john wayne bobbitt. >> he wants to get his side of the story decide for yourselves. >> i didn't do my hair and makeup yet. >> okay, marking. "a" cam. mark. >> john, are you okay to do the interview without your glasses? >> yeah. can i read the questions first? >> what? >> could i read the questions first? >> no, you can't read the questions first! >> why? >> cause that's not how it works. >> work out well more me at all. it's all a matter of what you believe. you know, i want people to understand the story, the whole story. >> yep. and this is what we're going to do. >> the truth to the whole story. the whole story was a coverup. the whole court case. lorena getting off on her charge was a big cover up. >> okay. go for it. we'll start where you want to start. what was a coverup? ♪ >> it's one of the most talked about stories of the year. >> the case has struck a nerve. >> the sordid details of a marriage gone berserk. >> the bobbitts could only get more attention if they were starring in a tv movie. >> this case won't go away. it continues to -- to be in the public's mind. >>

so wayne is chairing and moderating this panel. wayne is a managing director of hammond and camp, h-2c. >>> former vermont governor and democratic national committee chair howard dean speaks this afternoon about changes in the healthcare industry. he's the keynote speaker at the american bankruptcy institute. you can watch it live on c-span 2 at 12:30 eastern. meanwhile, here on c-span 3, we will have live coverage with house republican leadership members, female political experts and former campaign staffers. they're speaking at the launch even for representative elise stefanik's political action committee which aims at recruiting and electing republican women. >>> watch c-span for live coverage of two marches in the nation's capital. friday the march for life starts at noon eastern and on saturday the women's march beginning at 1:30 p.m. eastern. this friday and saturday. live on c-span. >>> the c-span cities tour, exploring the american story. this weekend we take you to independence, missouri, home to harry and bess truman. sat

(ken) and i'm ken wayne. officer corona was shot and killed while responding to a traffic accident earlier this month-- after being out on solo patrol for just a few weeks. (ken) kron 4's ashley zavala is live in davis tonight where people have been remembering the fallen officer. ashley? ((pkg)):::::last call:::::: this is officer natalie corona's final call..one of the many emotional tributes to her at her memorial service friday.her fellow officers and family described her as a young, optimistic woman who was born to be in law enforcement.((nats))her sergeant read aloud word

news anchor and reporter by day and occasional host of imagine dragons and lil' wayne. check it out. we have all of these fans just entering right now, going through the gates. there were 3,000 of them, believe it or not, who got these free tickets, and those were snatched up in just about two hours. so as i'm walking down here, i've been here all day long, and i can tell you, it takes a tremendous amount of man and woman power to put on an 11-minute show. so taking a live look from sky 7, that is on its way here to treasure island from levi's stadium, the organizers told me they wanted to have the concert at another location to spread the joy of college football around the bay area. now here is some video of the setup from a few days ago, and to give you an idea of the numbers here, we have more than 150 crewmembers stringing 16 miles of cable, operating 12 cameras, including a drone to capture every single moment. now last year 28 million viewers across the country and really across the globe watched the big game on espn. they are expecting about the same today. imagi

(ken) and i'm ken wayne. house democrats say the deal is a non-starter for them. take a look at this graphic... by friday... the government shutdown may have cost more than the plan for the border wall at issue. and as capitol bureau reporter mark meredith reports... the shutdown continues to have no end in sight. trt: 1:20out: in washington, i'm mark meredith. "now its starting to get very dire" jacque simon with the american federation of government workers says as the shutdown drags on federal employees nationwide are struggling "they're now on the verge of missing two paychecks, one paycheck was hard enough for everyone to absorb"and as if that wasn't bad enough. virginia's attorney general says furloughed workers are now a target for scammers. "there are employment offer scams out there"experts are warning furloughed workers to be wary of high interest loans that may leave them deeper in debtnats: "open the government, lets talk"house speaker nancy pelosi is once again calling on president trump to re-open the government nowand then debate border security in

now here's tv's big dealer, wayne brady! wayne: hey, america, welcome to "let's make a deal." i need one person, let's make a deal. one of you, one person, let's go. king, come on over here, sir. everybody else, have a seat, have a seat, have a seat. how you doing, sir? what's your name? - antonio, how are you? wayne: antonio, pleasure, welcome to the show. - i'm a canine trainer and behavior specialist. wayne: a canine trainer and behavior specialist. now have i a dog and my dog's name is mick.

ken wayne and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. thanks vicki. here are the stories we're working on at 6. an app is being deployed that could warn users of earthquakes before they happen... giving people precious seconds to prepare. we'll talk about how it's being recieved... and when it may come to the bay area. plus... as the government shutdown continues... more and more services continue to be affected. we'll talk about the latest issues the shutdown is causing for national parks in the state. and... a family is speaking out tonight... after a woman was shot and killed by officers in san jose on christmas morning. details on the action they are now demanding from the district attorney ... going to last?as long as it takes.> tonight at 6. little progress appeared to have been made today ... after top leaders from both parties came together for the first time since the partial federal government shutdown began ... looking to broker a compromise. (pam) it looks as though neither side is willing to budge ... one day before democrats officially r

wayne. ambassador wayne is a public policy fellow and the woodrow wilson international center for scholars. part of this position, had a distinguished career with the state department and a career ambassador. the most senior u.s. diplomatic rank you can achieve. ambassador wayne previously served as ambassador to mexico, september 2011 to july 2015. september u.s. ambassador of afghanistan from 2009 to 2011 and argenticgentinaargentina. ambassador wayne recognized for leadersh leadership. ambassador nor iega, assistant secretary of state with the affairs and u.s. ambassador to the organization of american states. from 2001 to 2003. while at the oas, he worked with hemispheric leaders to strengthen democracy, advance human rights, foster economic integration and promote peace and security throughout the western hemisphere. ambassador nor ya ienoriega wit. first witness today, i'll try to give it my best. currently adjunct professor at george washington university from 2002 to 2006. she served

thank you for joining us, i'm ken wayne.(pam) and i'm pam moore. things are a little calmer tonight... but overnight, rain is expected ... with that powerful storm on its way tomorrow. (pam) let's get a look of where the rain is coming down right now .... on stormtracker 4 radar. the current rainfall expected to taper off a bit before the next big storm system hits. (pam) and we have team coverage of the rain tonight. kron 4's terisa estacio is standing by in san francisco... where people are grabbing sandbags in flood prone areas. but first... let's check in with meteorologist dave spahr. (dave)rain this afternoon will taper off this evening as a weather system exits overnight. on wednesday rain will redevelop in the north bay early then gradually spread over the bay area by wednesday afternoon. heavy rain and damaging winds will spread north to south as a potent cold front moves

(ken) and i'm ken wayne. president trump is choosing a format to address the nation that's more typical of past presidential eras... for times of great importance to the nation. (ken) in 2015, president obama used the format to talk about his decision to delay the keystone x-l pipeline. in 2003, george w. bush announced the war in iraq had begun. and in 2000, bill clinton discussed his decision to pull out of a gun safety lawsuit against smith and wesson. tonight... donald trump will add his voice to the pantheon of presidents... as he addresses what he has made the cornerstone of his political agenda... building a wall on the u-s - mexico border. (pam) we will take you live to the oval president's speech tonight. while we wait for the president to speak... a quick look at the weather. a live look outside right now... wet and rainy tonight... joining us w

i'm ken wayne i'm pam moore. the news -- at eight -- is next. travel consideration provided by -- >>> how do i look? >> a little shorter, but with age it happens to all of us. >> andy getting ready to go prep interviews for a paper she wrote with sheldon. >> sheldon comes up with some test questions. >> who do you love more, sheldon the scientist or sheldon the man. >> answer, sheldon the scientist buck <"oh my god please call an ambulance!!">(ken) a teenage boy calls out for help.. after a car runs him over on the streets of oakland.(ken) right now, police are looking for the people responsible for hitting the boy on his bike, and dragging him several blocks. thanks for joining us tonight at 8. i am ken wayne.(pam) and i'm pam moore. that teenager is in critical condition tonight.... with injuries all over his body. we have new details on this hit and run ... our justine waldman is with us now.. she had a one- on- one interview today with the oakland chief of police.. about this case... justine.. (justine) we know now police have recovered the

now here's tv's big dealer, wayne brady! wayne: hey, everybody. welcome to "let's make a deal. wayne brady here. thank you so much for tuning in. three people, let's make a deal. let's see. let's start this off right now. the graduate in purple, the graduate in purple. nicole, come on, nicole. right over here, with the love t-shirt on, you. and the sailor, come on over here. the sailor, let's go.

now here's tv's big dealer, wayne... brady! wayne: hey, america, welcome to "let's make a deal." wayne brady here. who wants to make a deal? (cheers and applause) the pepper right there, the pepper. is it christie or christina, everybody else, have a seat. everybody else, have a seat.

i'm ken wayne i'm catherine heenan. the news -- at eight -- is next. . >>> travel considerations provided by . >>> listen, the most covet the time slot is the show right after the super bowl. >> and this year the prime real estate goes to james corden and his new show. here's a little look. bye-bye. >> this is when we go to vegas and watch the single greatest shows of the year. >> he will be joined by judges faith hill and drew barrymore for a competition that spans 195 countries. they have to not only impress the judges but a panel of 50 experts from you work hard for every dollar. so we don't want you to pay one cent more than you need to for health care. at covered california, you can get health insurance at a lower cost. in fact, enrollees pay an average of $5 per day. see how little it costs to get covered. visit coveredca.com today. now at eight ... president trump and democrats are both digging in as the government shutdown begins to make an impact on the national park service.(whoosh)oakland's police chief visit

(grant) ken wayne and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (ken) thanks vicki. coming up at 6. california senator kamala harris choosing a day with personal significance to throw her hat into the ring for 2020.how her candidacy is being received here in the bay area. (pam) and -- dr. martin luther king junior.'s legacy was celebrated across the bay and the nation today. we'll take you on board the annual m-l-k "celebration train" when we come back. (pam) plus, two people were injured tonight after a backyard deck collapsed in san francisco. kron 4 news at francisco.in san deck collapsed (pam) now at 6 -- u.s. senator kamala harris announces she is running for president. the california democrat made the announcement this morning ...then held an event in washington.(pam) good evening i'm pam moore. (ken) and i'm ken wayne -- the slogan for her campaign is "kamala harris for the people" - those are the words she said daily in court as a prosecutor. both progressives and conservatives have criticized her record as california attorney general... on issues such as the

thank you for joining us i'm ken wayne(vicki) and i'm vicki liviakis...pam moore is on assignment. the tubbs fire claimed the lives of 22 people in october of 20-17. now 15 months later we know what sparked it our grant lodes is here with the cal fire report and how the governor is reacting (grant) today we learned... this is the property on bennett started. private property, and sonoma counties. the tubbs fire doing the majority of it's damage in the santa rosa region of county. that's where the coffey