Steve now at eight, music steve the busiest travel day of the year. We are live at whoosh steve if you plan to hit the freeway over the thanksgiving holiday the c h p wants you to know theyll be out in force. Steve and they wont be just looking for drunk drivers. Whoosh steve a former Alameda County Deputy District Attorney has been busted in a prostitution sting. Steve [redacted] is one of nine sex trafficking operation whoosh steve tomorrows the day america sits down to fill up on turkey what if you want to celebrate thanksgiving bird free . Steve well show you some tasty alternatives. Steve youre watching kron four news in prime time. Steve a major bust in the east bay. Nine men are in police custody. Accused in sex crimes in hayward. Steve thank you for joining us im steve aveson. Pam and im pam moore. Pam they were arrested in anand the alleged crimes happened at a hayward hotel. Pam tonight. Kron4s Hermela Aregawi joins us live from the Police Department pam hermela pam thank ou,
male announcer live from the kron 4 news station, this is the kron 4 news. Good evening and welcome, im john fenoglio. And im Vicki Liviakis the weekend before a possible bart strike. Thats if Union Members and management dont come to an agreement. Kron 4s jeff bush is live at the cal trans building where negotiations are going on right now. Jeff any progress . Reporter many people say that they are trying to put together a deal. However, there have been 150 bart buses on reserves. At nine different stations in the bay area will check back in 30 minutes to give you the latest updates. Jeff bush, kron 4 news. There are a lot of people who told us, that barts negotiations. And threats of a strike, have just gone on too long. And its stressful that a deal still is not done. This drama actually started last april, when bart and its unions started working on a new contract. By late june, the negotiations had reached the breaking point. Kron4s Charles Clifford shows us what happened next. Re
We have the late fest europe, including back on the streets, convicted fighters. And good news for once from the irish economy, agriculture is booming, and yes, ther they y are buffaloes that theyre farming here. Its being described as a disaster on a massive scale. The Philippine Red Cross aid its getting reports that 1200 people have been killed. 1,000 of those are in city home to 220,000 people. As you can see here it was hammered. Buildings have been flattened, power poles scattered as far as the eye can see. You can see cars stacked on top of each other. The entire town covered in water three and a half meters deep. And here is the scene from the island of cebu. The country is doing all it can. Were opening as many stores as we can so the people can access the food. There is so the looting that is going on, and we deployed the army as much as we can. And trying to secure water and basics. What sort of response effort is being put into place given the scale of the devastation and t
she still has a long road ahead. komo s denise whitaker spoke to her father and doctor. reporter: amina bowman s dad john was overjoyed to see his daughter awake and aware that her parents and grandma were by her side. even though she s on a ventilator in intensive care. she was in very close to death yesterday. and now she has stopped bleeding but still is critically ill and has a long road ahead of her. it s it s like a burden being lifted, you know. it s just daily show i can t describe the feeling. reporter: amina was just enjoying her school day wednesday when out of nowhere a third-grader brought a gun to the classroom and shot amina. reporter: the gun that fired and hit the 8-year-old girl was concealed inside a classmate s backpack. police say it was a semi-automatic pistol. a .45-caliber. so that creates a significant force. reporter: dr. eileen balger says the bullet is still lodged in muscle near amina s spine but she has not seen any eviden
fire in wine country. flames driven by the wind threaten homes and keep crew scrambling. good evening. hundreds of firefighters respond attacking the burning brush on the ground and the air. it s not far from the silverado country club. 40 ache versus burned and we are leif on the fire line tonight. lillian? reporter: in addition to the wind firefighters are dealing with steep rug editor rain. according to cal fire spokesperson the fire started as a result of bad judgment. l firefighters on high alert. keeping an eye on hot spots that continue to flare up. the fire began this afternoon along soda canyon road in napa count county. rick thorn berry lives in one of the 3 homes threatened. his house is 5 years old an sits on a 60 acre vineyard. they wouldn t let me in and i expected that. so i sat and watched the whole time and you are going oh, well hopefully the wind will blow this up and won t come up the hill. the fair started after workers at vineyard were burning a