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this father is devastated.his family ripped apart.he's lost his 4 year old daughter, and his 2 year old daughter is on life support here at the hospital. jesus cardoza struggles to comprehend what has happened to his family sot i just want my daughter to live i already lost one, it's hard, it is really hardhe says is youngest daughter 2 year old camila is showing no signs of life, even though doctors have tried everything.4 year old lenexy died after the crash on wednesday.that is when the contra costa county sheriff's office tells kroon 4 a deputy pursued a stolen pickup on highway 4 in pittsburg.the deputy at the time did not activate the vehicle's emergency lights.the stolen truck slammed into the pickup carrying jesus's two daughters, and his wife edith. they were returning home to

pittsburg after a doctors appointment, he says they were happy after hearing lexnexy asthma was getting better.sot it is tragedy my family was not supposed to be therewhile jesus is angry with the man arrested, 23 year old noe saucedo, who is now charged with murder.he also holds the sheriff's office accountable. "i think i blame the police a lot because they did not have their lights on to alert people that this was going on." jesus wife of 13 years is at john muir hospital in walnut creek.he says she has a broken back, shoulder and ribs. plus stiches in her skull, with cuts and bruises all over.they are trying to get her to facetime with camila, so she can tell her little girl, she loves her.nats of videojesus says his two beautiful daughters, seen here playing together, were everything a parent would want.sot it is hell a living hell. doctors will do more tests

tomorrow on camila.i did reach out to the sheriff's office, but have not heard back.live in oakland justine waldman kron 4 news. (pam) and we are tracking the storm moving through the bay area. it is bringing dangerous conditions for commuters on the road. and also at the coast ... where surfers had to be rescued from rough waves.(pam) and the wet weather is not done yet. (steve) kron-4's charles clifford joins us live in san francisco...with what it's like near the coast tonight. but first chief meteorologist lawrence karnow ..is here with what it looks like right now. lawrence karnow: a new storm brought rain to the entire bay area. it is a much colder storm so snow levels in the bay area will drop to near 3,000 feet. that means we could see a few snow flakes on

our higher peaks. showers will continue tonight with a chance of isolated thunderstorms. you can see the showers on doppler radar. they are more scattered now instead of steady rain. the wettest part of the bay area had over a half an inch of rain. on the satellite you can see the eye of the storm still spinning in the gulf of alaska. there is plenty of cold air the will rush in tonight and tomorrow. showers and chilly temperatures will continue friday with highs in the 40s and 50s. it will be a mostly dry but chilly start to the weekend. on sunday the clouds return with a chance of rain. more rain is possible next week. (pam) thank you lawrence. (steve) now the coast is seeing a big impact from this storm. let's check in with kron-4's charles clifford. he joins us live at san

francisco's ocean beach.. charles. the weather is cold and rainy through out the bay area. umbrellas are out and roads are slick. here at ocean beach, the waves are high with a high surf advisory starting last night and going through tomorrow. beach goers are being warned to keep an eye out for sneaker waves... and cautioned about cliff errosion. charles clifford, kron4 news. (steve) as charles just mentioned ...the coast is getting hit hard by this storm. it's creating some dangerous conditions in the water. swells reached over 15 feet along the greater santa cruz coast today. a state park jet ski with a rescue swimmer on board could be seen patrolling the surf. the rough water and strong currents made for tough going for some surfers... several had to be rescued. (scott purdy/surfer): "they

panic, that's all, the rip tide thing is real....they get worn out and they panic."(tim daley/surfer): "it's rough out there...a lot of paddling....i'm kron4 news.clifford, charles clifford, kron4 news. (steve) as charles just mentioned ...the coast is getting hit hard by this storm. it's creating some dangerous conditions in the water. swells reached over 15 feet along the greater santa cruz coast today. a state park jet ski with a rescue swimmer on board could be seen patrolling the surf. the rough water and strong currents made for tough going for some surfers... several had to be rescued.

(scott purdy/surfer): "they panic, that's all, the rip tide thing is real....they get worn out and they panic."(tim daley/surfer): "it's rough out there...a lot of paddling....i'm tired." the strong currents had many surfers getting out of the water far from where they went in. fire officials say unless you are an accomplished surfer, it is best to stay out of the water. strong waves could be seen crashing into the wobbly capitola warf. as a precaution-- the warf shutdown. (steve) you can track the storm and the traffic with the kron4-mobile app. and be the first to know about breaking news when it happens in your neighborhood by enabling push alerts. (pam) another big story we are tracking tonight... is a wildly disturbing story out of southern california. today... that riverside county couple ... accused of torturing and starving their

13 children... appeared in court.(steve) they are now facing a long list of criminal charges... grant lodes is here with the horrid details emerging tonight. (grant) david and louise turpin were arraigned earleir today...they have pleaded not guilty. today the d-a announced charges of torture, false imprisonment and neglect... they were reportedly allowed one shower per year...not allowed to use a toilet on a regular basis...hadn't seen a doctor in years....and had never seen a dentist. prosecutors say the kids were kept up all night and slept all day...so neighbors wound not notice the abuse. authorities say they were chained and shackled as punishment...going back years....fed one meal a day...and regularly beaten and occasionally strangled. d.a. mike hestrin - supposedly home schooled, the children lacked even a basic knowledge of life. many of the children didn't know what a police officer was.. the 17-

year-old, when asked if there was medication or pills in the home, didn't know what medication or pills were. the parents would apparently buy food for themselves and not allow the children to eat it. they would buy food including pies, pumpkin pies, apple pies. and leave it on the counter and let the children look at it, but not eat the food.(grant) the children are described as malnourished, undersized. it all came to light when a 17-year- old daughter escaped through a window...something authorities say she'd been planning it for 2 years. if convicted, the couple faces at least 90 years in prison... they're due back in court next month.. (steve) new at 8. a teen athlete paralyzed during an east bay wrestling match...is making progress is his recovery.(pam) ryan joseph suffered a life - changing spinal cord injury last wednesday... while competing in wrestling for college park high school in pleasant hill. he has

been in intensive care ever since .. this is a picture of the 16- year old from just this morning. the athletic director of joseph's school tells kron-4, he had a successful tracheotomy ---to help him breathe... and now he can mouth words to his family. after his surgery... he looked at his mom and dad and mouthed "i love you" the go-fund-me page for him went over 100-thousand dollars this morning. (pam) it has been a terrible flu season so far, and a new study may be shedding light on one of the reasons why.(steve) as kron 4's dan kerman reports after coughing and sneezing add breathing to the list of things that can transmit the flu virus. for sometime we've been told to cover our mouths when sneezing or coughing, but it turns out if you have the flu that may not be enough to keep the virus away from healthy people. it can also be transmitted simply by breathing

sot sheryl ehrman, ph.d/sjsu dean of engineering 16-26what our study shows is a significant fraction of our study participants were emitting infectious flu virus in small droplets through exhaled breath.what we found is people in the natural breathing pattern are breathing out fine droplets and those dropslets in 40% our volunteers contained infectious virussan jose state university dean of engineering sheryl ehrman was part of a team of researchers that conducted the study at the university of maryland. 178 people came in and breathed into the gesundheit ii machine, which was used to capture and analyze flu virus in exhaled breath. again 40% exhaled tiny droplets that contained the virus. researchers say the study published in the proceedings of the national academy of sciences, suggests staying home or away from others when ill.sotour study reinforces that so if they are really sick , you would want to stay home, don't go to work , don't go in public spaces , stay off public transportation don't go to the grocery store and that should reduce the likelihood of transmitting the fluin san

jose dan kerman kron 4 news coming up at coming up at eight.. a look at the most risky commutes in the bay area. and why waiting until after rush waiting until after rush hour -- is more dangerous. plus. an emerging crime trend in the east bay ... how thieves are stealing how thieves are stealing while on the move. (pam) and we are tracking the storm moving through the bay area tonight. a look at how it will impact your morning commute. and what the storm's bringing to the sierra sorry. i can't make it. it's just my eczema again, but it's fine. yeah, it's fine. you ok? eczema. it's fine. hey! hi! aren't you hot? eczema again? it's fine. i saw something the other day. eczema exposed.

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shine ... it is the one bay area roadway where drivers love to flout the law.tonight we have results from a detailed study involving 100=thousand bay area commuters. (steve) speeding, slamming on brakes or talking on the phone .. drivers behave

particualrly badly on one freewayas catherine heenan reports, our own stanley roberts has been talking about it for years, got one pickup truck sideways blocking two lanes copy northbound 280 to the northbound)..hands down, at any time of the day, 280 is the riskiest place to drive. this is a driver heading to the hospital after being rear ended by another driver on interstate 280 in daly city. for morning commutes, the zendrive study found the safest drivers on the golden gate bridge.the san mateo bridge has the worst.the zendrive website allows you to check the risk factor for your commute, based on time of day. from walnut creek, the trouble spots are after the caldecott tunnell and on the bay bridge. leaving pleasanton at a quarter to eight, you're less likely to run into bad drivers on 880 than 580.to and from san jose, the website says 101 is a better bet that 280. 101 has more traffic in all directions and a hiher number of collisions.but drivers on i-280 are more likely to speed or talk on their phones that

makes it a riskier commute on a per mile basis... as stanley roberts has sown us.nats: ambiance more than often the the problem (steve) winter storm watches and advisories are in effect for nearly all of northern nevada. a cold front is bearing down on the sierra with the potential for heavy snowfall and winds. as much as two feet of snow could fall in the mountains around lake tahoe beginning tonight and through tomorrow at 4 p-m. the strongest winds are expected this evening...with gusts over 100 miles per hour over the sierra ridgetops. the national weather service has issued a winter-weather advisory for north-central and northeast nevada effective

friday from 2 a-m to 10 p-m. (pam) let's check in with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow...(steve) lawrence--- a bunch of fresh powder in the mountains lawrence karnow: a new storm brought rain to the entire bay area. it is a much colder storm so snow levels in the bay area will drop to near 3,000 feet. that means we could see a few snow flakes on our higher peaks. showers will continue tonight with a chance of isolated thunderstorms. you can see the showers on doppler radar. they are more scattered now instead of steady rain. the wettest part of the bay area had over a half an inch of rain. on the satellite you can see the eye of the storm still spinning in the gulf of alaska. there is plenty of cold air the will rush in tonight and tomorrow. showers and chilly temperatures will continue friday with highs in the 40s and 50s. it will be a mostly dry but chilly start to the weekend. on sunday the clouds return with a chance of rain. more rain is possible next week. (steve) immigrant rights activists rallied outside of the federal building in san francisco. they are calling on congress to pass the dream act, which would give undocumented youth a path to citizenship.(pam)

kron4's maureen kelly talked to some of young so- called "dreamers" who say, they are tired of being used as a bargaining chip by politicians. (rally natsi'm tired of our community living in fear. we're going backwards we need to move forward with immigrationshaila ramos was brought to this country by her parents when she was two. 'when people tell me that i don't belong here i'm like i grew up here i do belong here. this is where my family is when my friends areshe is currently has protected status under daca...the program was halted by president trump, who's portrait hangs just steps from (rally nats

(steve) immigrant rights activists rallied outside of the federal building in san francisco. they are calling on congress to pass the dream act, which would give undocumented youth a path to citizenship.(pam) kron4's maureen kelly talked to some of young so- called "dreamers" who say, they are tired of being used as a bargaining chip by politicians. (rally natsi'm tired of our community living in fear. we're going backwards we need to move forward with immigrationshaila ramos was brought to this country by her parents when she was two. 'when people tell me that i

don't belong here i'm like i grew up here i do belong here. this is where my family is when my friends areshe is currently has protected status under daca...the program was halted by president trump, who's portrait hangs just steps from where the activists are rallying today. he gave congress a march deadline to come up with a permanet solution. now lawmakers are struggling to come up with a bipartisan bill that would give those young people a path to citizenship. some democrats are saying without it, they'll vote against the republican bill preventing a government shutdown i want to remind the representatives that they have the power to affect our lives. the rest of my life depends on what they decide. you know i want to

tell them do as much as you can. if you need to put a stop to the government then do it do what is in your power to help us. this is an opportunity for us and we need to take it ramos and her fellow activist say they want (pam) an undocumented u-c berkeley student... arrested at a border checkpoint... is now a free man. luis mora was locked up for three -weeks at a detention facility in san diego . he is a student at u-c berkeley.... and is expected to return to school soon. the 20-year-old and his girlfriend were leaving a party, and took a wrong turn -- ending up at a checkpoint where he was taken into custody. mora had overstayed his visa while visiting the u.s. from colombia as a child. he talked with kron four, after his release.(sot) luis mora / released from detention:"and i'm grateful to be here and to be able to fight my case to remain in this country which i call home, despite not having legal papers yet i call home, my heart."(pam) mora and his attorney

say, people should not forget the more than 36- thousand other people who are still in detention facilities. new ahead at 8 a man is shocked after finding his package was stolen ... by a child! why the person who drove him around could face serious charges. and next --- after being paroled from prison... o-j simpson was supposed to move to florida.. but not anymore... where he'll be instead ((gary sports tease))coming up a little bit later in this broadcast, it will be steph curry and lebron james the top vote getters picking the all star lineups this year a little fun with that. also gregg popovich telling a pretty good joke. the san antonio coach often shown to be grumpy we'll mess with that coming up a little bit later in this broadcast (steve) here's what we are tracking new tonight at nine...a warning if you plan on heading to the beach anytime soon. health officials discovered high levels of bacteria..which

could make people sick.find out where...and what the health department thinks may be the cause...that's tonight on kron 4 news at nine.

even if no one in your home smokes, secondhand smoke can be closer than you think. secondhand smoke from a neighbor's apartment can enter your home through air vents, through light fixtures and even through cracks in the walls and the floors. secondhand smoke is toxic. especially to children. protect your family. visit tobaccofreeca.com. o.j. simpson... isn't planning

to move from las vegas to florida. before his october release from prison .. he told nevada parole officials, he was going to head to the sunshine state .. but simpson's lawyer says, the 'juice' has not filed the paperwork needed to move to a different state... and has been playing lots of golf instead. however.... simpson has earned almost eight- months of good time credit since his release from prison... bumping up his expected release from parole to january 20-22... from the original septeber 2022 date. (steve) millions of

people who buy health insurance with covered california could see their premiums rise in 20-19. by as much as 30 percent. that's according to new analysis by covered california. their executive director says recent federal decisions are threatening to increase premiums. that includes removing the penalty for not having insurance reduced outreach to people. both can lower enrollment and raise premiums for the covered california market. now -- people who received subsidized insurance would not be effected. but about six million americans who do not get subsidies ...could see the spike in costs. coming up at eight.. what women are being targeted for in the east bay.. in an emerging crime trend. police say they've caught a crew of burglars....wanted in dozens of crimes. and what they were known for stealing...earne d them a nickname. plus.. time is running out for congress to stop a looming government shutdown. we look at how it all impacts the bay area.

((lawrence tease))i'm kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow.coming up, i will take a look at your 7 day forecast. details are right after the break.

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lawrence karnow: a new storm brought rain to the entire bay area. it is a much colder storm so snow levels in the bay area will drop to near 3,000 feet. that means we could see a few snow flakes on our higher peaks. showers will continue tonight with a chance of isolated thunderstorms. you can see the showers on doppler radar. they are more scattered now instead of steady rain. the wettest part of the bay area had over a half an inch of rain. on the satellite you can see the eye of the storm still spinning in the gulf of alaska. there is plenty of cold air the will rush in tonight and tomorrow. showers and chilly temperatures will continue friday with highs in the 40s and 50s. it will be a mostly dry but chilly start to the weekend. on sunday the clouds return with a chance of rain. more rain is possible next week. next week.rain is possible of rain. more with a chance of rain. more rain is possible next week.

(steve) drive-by-purse- snatching...an emerging trend that we first saw here in the bay area back in 2017. the crimes appear to be carrying over into the new year. the most recent happening in the parking lot of an east bay shopping center...kron4's haaziq madyun shows us where it happened. pkgwalking in the parking lot, getting ready to do some shopping, when suddenly someone leans out of the passenger window of a moving vehicle and snatches your purse as the car drives-bysot it

happened sunday around 4:15pm here in the parking lot of the hacienda crossings shopping center in dublin. dublin police lt. victor fox says the victim was 13-year-old girl out doing some shopping with her momsotthere were several similar drive-by-purse- snatchings reported in other cities here in the bay area back in 2017. it appears to be an emerging trendsotpolice have a limited description of the two suspects in the vehicle which is described as a white 4-door- sedan with dark tinted windows. investigators arefollowing up with witnesses and surveillance cameras in the area for any possible leads...in dublin haaziq madyun kron4news (pam) four suspects.... dubbed the "lucky lotto bandits" ... have been arrested in connection with

more than 30 -burglaries in santa clara county alone. and police say, the alleged burglary crews' crimes... stretched all over the bay area and northern california. these four suspects are accused in lottery ticket heists. police say, they usually targeted gas stations and liquor or convenience stores... and often used a rock to smash windows and get inside. then, they would steal california lottery scratchers, cash registers and money. police are still looking for these two additional suspects. they are both wanted on felony warrants. (steve) it's coming down to the wire in congress... if a spending bill is not passed by midnight friday... the government will shut down. the first day of the potential shutdown could coincide with the one year anniversary of president trump's inauguration.(pam) earlier tonight, the house passed a measure to stop the shutdown. but there is a tougher fight in the senate where the bill will need democratic support to pass.

(steve) the measure before the senate would keep the government running through february 16-th. but it's not clear yet .. if the votes are there. as this possible government shutdown looms we want to show you how it could affect us here locally..kron 4's gabe slate joins us now live in the newsroom with more.... gabe, we have experience with this... in 2013 the bay area was affected by the last government shutdown... right... in 2013.. for 16 days we lived without some federal services... if it happens again....for the bay area... big picture... the biggest affect will be on some of our tourist attractions and parks. so i break that down for you... and how it could affect you and your family on a personal level... one of the biggest things affected by a government shutdown is the national park service. during the last shutdown that lasted 16 days in 2013 the national park service lost more than 700,000 daily visitors, who typically add about $76 million to the national economy each day.the bay area has a high concentration of national parks.... the following are some of the more popular ones that would be closed... alcatraz island. crissy field in san franciscofort funston and fort point in san francisco.trails, and open

spaces all over the golden gate national recreational area.muir woods in marin would be closed.and yosemite national park the gem of the sierras... closed. most of the presidio in san francisco would remain open. golden gate bridge would remain open to vehicles, pedestrians, and bikes .... it is not operated with government dollars.. moving on to how this affect people in their daily lives... with the last shutdown in 2013 va financial benefits were disrupted. millions of veterans and their families almost did not receive their benefits. but before any vets were affected the government shutdown ended... unless you are a government employee furloughed or a veteran... during a shutdown the impact on you should be minimal. the united states post office continues as normal. social security and unemployment checks will not be interupted... if you need a replacement social security card.. that would be delayed until after the shutdown. medicade and medicare keep flowing.. also, passport or visa applications could be delayed. as well as some mortgage approvals if federal agencies are involvedyour

safety as an american citizen is intact... essential government services stay open... agencies like the fbi, cia, border patrol, coast guard fema, and homeland security... branches of the us military are not affected..and the tsa which provides security at airports, would continue to operate. in that report i mentioned the more popular national parks in our region... there were to many to name them all... in total around dozen national parks and historic sites in the bay area that could be closed with a national shutdown.... for a full list of those... you can visit our website kron 4 dot com..... pam... steve... a pilot warns passengers

told to brace themselves... what forced the plane to land and next. police arrested him in connection with his parents murder... now they think he could be linked to more killings. legend has it, the first voyagers arrived on canoes, sailing the seas day and night. they knew where they were going, by watching the clouds move in the sky

or the way their boats rocked. that's how the waves and stars would speak to them. guide them. sometimes, you can find your way in the world, by getting lost in it. let your legend begin at aulani, a one-of-a-kind disney resort in hawaii arrested a man last month...

accused of killing his mother and step-father.(pam) now authorities say, he is likely a serial killer. cleophus cooksey was indicted on two- counts of first- degree murder. police now allege he killed seven other people ... in the three weeks leading up to that double- murder of his parents. police say, the victims are in varied demographic groups. there is no unifying method or pattern in the accused killings. authorities say, one victim was the brother of cooksey's former girlfriend. others appear to be random ... including being fatally shot during meetings arranged online. charges

in the seven additional deaths are expected in the next few weeks. passengers on a mesa airlines flight had a scary landing in dallas,texas today.... after smoke came shooting from the cockpit...take a listen. "you will be given instructions when to brace. remain in that position until the aircraft comes to a complete stop." that was footage recorded by a passenger. though the landing was rough -- no one was hurt. many feeling scared... shocked... but safe. airline officials say a faulty fan on the airplane caused the problem. the flight was booked through american airlines. (pam) in sports -- the starters for the n-b-a all star game were announced today... find out which members of the warriors... joins steph curry in the starting lineup(steve) plus -- a big road win tonight for the saint mary's gaels over gonzaga. our sports director, gary radnich has all the highlights and sports coming up. next at 8. a florida man shocked to find

--- not only was his package stolen.... it was taken by a child... being told do so by an adult.

new at 8. police in florida arrested a woman accused of involving a six-year-old boy in a burglary

scheme. she allegedly drove the child up to a house where a package had been dropped off so that he could steal it off of the front porch.(pam) the incident was caught on surveillance video, and police say... that helped them find 20- year-old suspect santana lindsey. clay lepard reports. we have shown you porch pirate after porch pirate over the years... but this one in deltona might be one of the youngest.you can see this car with tinted windows pulling up to a home on tamerlane street in deltona yesterday.a child gets out of the back seat and snatches this amazon package while presumably an adult up front waits in the driveway. unidentified resident off-cam: "it was frustrating and aggravating especially when i realized it was a little kid that they had come out of the car to go grab the package." this man doesn't want his face shown for fear of retribution - but he was supposed to get a 30 dollar battery for his garage door opener from amazon....unidentified resident off-cam: "i heard the doorbell ring while i was eating lunch so i figured i'd wait and go get it afterwards. a couple hours later i came out to get it and the package was gone."he's showing us this surveillance video to help get the word out there... hoping deputies can find the person driving this car. unidentified resident off-cam: "first, i

work hard for my money and then they come and steal it - and then teaching their kid to steal. i think that's terrible." (pam) the 20-year-old driver is facing charges, including child neglect and principal to burglary. police say, the boy in the video is a child who the woman routinely cares for... but no details about their relationship were provided. the package was returned to the owner. new tonight at nine..we all know about the study linking concussions in football to c-t- e.now researchers say that may not be the case at all.the new report showing that concussions have no correlation with the disease what scientists now think is the cause...tonight on kron 4 news at nine. the nba announced the

all-star game starters steph curry and kevin durant will represent the warriors curry and lebron james will be the captains for the western and eastern conference. they led the all star voting in their conferences. durant is making is named a starter for the second straight year with golden state. curry becomes the first warrior to start in five consecutive all star games. their teammates in the west will be james harden... and pelicans big men, anthony davis and demarcus cousins. in the east joining lebron... former teammate and now boston celtic, kyrie iriving giannis antetokoumpo from milwaukee... 76ers forward, joel embiid and raptors' demar derozan. under the new format, curry and lebron will choose from a pool of starters and reserves regardless of which conference they play in.

this week the hardwood floor has turned into a boxing ring. the nba is suspending magic guard, arron affalo for two games for throwing a punch at minnesota's forward, nemanja bjelica on wednesday night. affalo didn't play against the cavs tonight and will miss the matchup against boston sunday he will lose over 32-thousand dollars in salary. spurs head coach, gregg popovich shared his thoughts on players fighting

speaking of the magic-- speaking of the magic-- this week's lexus experience amazing ultimate highlight goes to lebron james. during tonight's game... lebron to dwyane wade no look pass between the legs of san jose native, aaron gordon. cavs break four-game losing streak with a 104-103 win over orlando college hoops-- st. mary's taking a trip up to spokane to face 14-ranked gonzaga both teams undefeated in the conference. --john stockon watching his zags taking on the gaels. --second half... rui hachimura from japan big game for gonzaga... hits the jumper zags up 61-54... finished with 23 poiints off the bench

-- here came the men from moraga jock landale... best player in the bay area ties the game up a 63 --gaels up by one they go back to the aussie big man landale inside with the lay in had 26 points, 12 rebounds --zags trying to send it to overtime hachimura can't the three --gaels win 74-71 snatch first place from zags... improve to 7-0 in the west coast conference jon gruden coaching staff is taking shape. the raiders hire 13 new assistants today. among all the new coaches... the biggest name returning to oakland is former raiders head coach, tom cable... as it was reported earlier last week he will be the teams new offensive line coach.

cable spent the last seven seasons with seattle. by gruden making this move... hints that marshawn lynch could return to play the final year of his contract. cable played a big role as the o-line coach for the seahawks during their super bowl years... when marshawn ranked among the best running backs in the league. big a-f-c conference showdown between the jaguars and patriots this sunday a big concern for new england is tom brady health the five-time super bowl has still not practiced with the team he's dealing with an injury on his throwing hand today during warm ups he was been wearing gloves. brady will speak to the media tomorrow afternoon the team expects him to play against jacksonville if he can't go... former 49ers quarterback, brian hoyer quarterback, brian hoyer will be under brian hoyer quarterback, brian hoyer will be under center we head to australia -- very hot conditions for

round two of the australian open roger federer taking on jan lennard struff -- third set -- tie breaker federer forehand winner... takes 2-nothing lead -- match-point for the 19-time grand slam winner struff can't handle his serve federer advances in straight sets... 6-4, 6-4, 7-6 -- novak djokovic playing geal monfils in over 100 degree heat in the third - - great rallywith a forehand court winner takes a 5-1 lead -- 2 games later -- djokovic puts the match away beautiful smash to end his afternoon -- djokovic wins after first set 4-6 next at 8. an eye opening new report about americans' emergency savings. what the majority of americans say, they would not prepared for. tonight at 9 today coming down the hill you didn't stop at that stop sign at truesdale and sebastian but im only giving you a citation for that one violation there are a few thing a driver can do to keep the police from finding out if they're riding dirty . i'll explain one of them in the next edition of people behaving badly

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emergency, would you be able to cover it?(steve) for the majority of americans...the answer...is "no." a new report from bankrate-dot-com found that only 39-percent would be able pay a bill that size out of

savings. among those who say they couldn't pay ... 36- percent said they'd need to borrow the money or put it on a credit card. the report also found that 34-percent of respondents actually did have a major unexpected expense in the past year ... and most were even bigger than 1- thousand dollars. (pam) the streets of san francisco have been the setting for many famous movie car chases ... from "the rock" to steve mcqueen's "bullit." (steve) certain neighborhoods have recently had streets shut down for the filming of a new marvel movie..called "venom." although the notice says the filming is for "antidote..." it's for the new marvel movie -- rumored to feature an appearance from spider-man. this is video given to us by kron4's j.r. stone of filming in north beach last night. venom is expected to hit theatres this october. (pam) that wraps up kron 4 news at 8.(steve) grant lodes and vicki liviakis are

here with kron 4 news at 9. ((grant))that's right pam and steve...next at nine...a chill is in the air.frigid temperatures gripping the bay area right now.and it's expected to stick around for awhile.chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is tracking the conditions..and tells us when another storm is expected to roll in.plus...all eyes on the nation's capitol.the pressure is mounting on the senate to keep the government running.but how will a shutdown impact the bay area? we'll explain.((grant)) plus...disturbing new details about that so-called "horror house" in southern california. ((vicki))keep it here...kron 4 news at nine starts at nine starts right after the break.

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storm...bringing rain to the bay area... as we take this live look at stormtracker four... you can see just were it's falling right now... (vicki) and it's not over yet... this is just one of three storms expected to hit

the bay area....(grant) thanks for joining us, i'm grant lodes...(vicki) and i'm vicki liviakis... lets take a live look outside at conditions along the embarcadero, at the san mateo bridge, bay bridge and check out the fog at s-f-o...(grant) we start tonight with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow.. who's been tracking the storm for days now...so lawrence you say the rain is only part of the story here? lawrence karnow: a new storm brought rain to the entire bay area. it is a much colder storm so snow levels in the bay area will drop to near 3,000 feet. that means we could see a few snow flakes on our higher peaks. showers will continue tonight with a chance of isolated thunderstorms. you can see the showers on doppler radar. they are more scattered now instead of steady rain. the wettest part of the bay area had over a half an inch of rain. on the satellite you can see the eye of the storm