>> reporter: i was in the traffic. on the northbound side. on summit road. in that area then began to be shot--shut down. >> reporter: here is now from santa clara county sheriff barrett >>: we do know that an officer did discharge his weapon at the suspect. we do not know how many shots. we do know that the officer, we do not know if there was any injuries. >>: it is a search all around a heavily wooded area. >>: do have the search team out here. --we do >>: so, we do have a lot of the deputies here participating in the search. >> reporter: the bank robbery up her crown 108 am. --are around 10:00 this morning. >> reporter: we are not sure if the saw or showed a firearm at the bank. >> reporter: the chase occurred on highway 17 and a manhunt will continue. >> reporter: behind me off and the distance you can see highway 17. traffic headed toward santa cruz this evening. >> reporter: lies on highway 17, and the santa cruz mountains, rob fladeboe, brought kron 4 news. >> grant: are we not sure if the robber has a gun? and, number to a pretty big decision to keep highway 17 closed for all of these hours. right? >> reporter: regards to the gun question creek i do have a source that tells me that the police officers used a tactic to force the suspect off of the road. what transpired after that remains unclear. we do not know how many shots were fired. >> reporter: we do not know if it was one or both of the officer's death fired at the suspect. --that fired at the suspect. >> reporter: there is a helicopter that is right or around this area with the search is still ongoing. there are some homes in that area. so, a lot places for the individual to hide this and that he is still out there. >> vicki: ok thing you for that. we will check back with you if you receive the updated information. >> grant: another big story we are following tonight. a heavy penalty for the p g and the company agreed to the utility company was receiving the maximum financial penalty could from a federal judge today. it is the major chapter in the long running liability trial best things to continue from the deadly 2010 pipeline explosion in san bruno. kron4 haazig madyun was there when the sentence was announced. he said in addition to a multi million dollar fine, the utility company has to do several other things as a punishment. >> reporter: be on the look out for 60 days worth of new peak g and d ads focusing on the utility company's recent conviction in federal court. -- pg &e >> reporter: that is one of the judgment against the utility company handed down today here at the san francisco federal courthouse. >>: all we were looking for all of those years that says all of these years is transparency and justice. >> reporter: the federal judgment stems from the 2010 san bruno pipeline explosion in which eight people lost their lives for violating the u.s. natural gas pipeline safety act. receiving five account and what additional count of obstructing and federal safety investigation, the judge ordered the company to pay a maximum penalty of $3 million. several mayor says he was in the core along with the judge made the announcement. >>: i suppose in the bigger picture. i would have liked for someone actually to get sentence, difficult to do on the prosecution's side to prove willfully and knowingly, i understand that the some people made some decisions to make profits over safety, i think that really would have got to the heart of the matter because when people go to jill they will start thinking. --when people go to jail >> reporter: adjutancy the san bruno neighborhood devastated by the gas pipeline explosion remains under construction six years after the explosion. the judge also ordered the utility company place five years probation for each of the six count, and completely or complete 10,000 hours of community service, including 2000 hours by high level personnel. the court also ordered an independent monitor to oversee key aspects of the business operation. something the mayor has been waiting for. >>: transparency will come with the independent monitor, he gave them a lot of leeway into the record keeping, financials, all of their books wide open so it should be very interesting to see. >> reporter: the judge also stipulated orders that the cost- this because of the $3 million fine not bypass or not be passed on to customers. the company has a right to appeal the judge's ruling. in san francisco, haazig madyun kron 4 news. >> grant: the company did issue a statement in response to today's ruling >> brittney: >> grant: we sincerely apologize to the families and friends of those who lost their lives or were injured in this tragic explosion and we want them to know our mission in order and hour, that this commitment to safety will never stop. we will remain for ever committed to taking action to meet the high safety standards of our customers, and we demand and expect. >> vicki: it has rained a lot in the last few months. as you well know. but that rain showers or those rainshowers had really add up smashing records and making huge strides and wiping out california's drought. as kron4 terisa as stasi reports, in that out today shows a vivid picture of the up that recent rains on the drought picture. >> reporter: there are more lanes showers predicted. --more rain predicted >> brittney: 1 we had everything up over the last six months there are staggering numbers. under the exceptional region between las angeles through santa barbara, we had 24 percent of that portion still an extreme to exceptional dropped categories. --drought category. >> brittney: it is now down to 2% for extreme drought and exceptional is now gone. >> brittney: everything is back to normal. so, how much rain all did we see? --rainfall >> brittney: santa cruz mountains was close to 15 in.. clover hill that the over 20 in. of rain,--cloverdale... moon bay at 27 in.. half moon bay >> grant: sounds good, thank you bring me. --brittney. >> grant: students attending a university of california school should appear to pay in little more. the university system board of regents voted today to increase tuition by two and a half percent. uc president jacnt napolitano called for annual tuition increase of $282. a bomb in fees by $54 for the 2017 and 2018 school year. this is the first increase in seven years. since 2011. student population as grown each year and state funding has been cut. according to the president. the tuition hike is needed to maintain the quality of the 10 campuses. volunteers and the parents of 18 year old jayda jenkins continue to search for the young woman along alameda creek in fremont. the girl drove off niles canyon road on saturday, and while the car has been recovered, she has not. kron 4's dan kerman is live along the cr technology is helping in the search >> reporter: the search will continue for jaded jenkins pyrrhic which--jayda jenkins >> reporter: dozens of searchers and the family of data--jada servers in the area today where the car was found. she was not inside the car. >>: if we find her that will be a blessing. >> reporter: as a volunteer searchers searched for her. there was a drone in the sky. >>: the object was seen swirling in this area. we have flown it several times throughout the entire area but we see no optics and the water at this time >> reporter: surging downstream. --searching the downstream. >>: i am able to check debris piles up as well as trees and the middle of the river. >> reporter: the wing of the ditch on a large tv monitor the drone kansas that something as small as a coke bottle but so far, no side of--site of jaeda. >> reporter: moral will be a mass surge. including the drone's working the entire area as to where she went off canyon road. including downstream. they are hoping they make a recovery on saturday, if not before. bay lies along alameda creek--live along, alameda creek. >> grant: police in the south bay area searching for a man who insulted and police officer. a happen early this morning on someone in the parking lot in sunnyvale. kron4 will try and tells us what happened. --will tran tells us what happened. >>: one of the officers are reached and the vehicle and tried to grab the suspect after he refused. the suspect the and started the engine and pulled off as the officer was holding on to him. he was getting dragged. >> reporter: this is considered an assault on a police officer. they believe they know who he is. the name has not been released at this point but they do tell us that he has many outstanding warrants. including possession of a firearm for it-- firearm >> vicki: family members of the men shot and killed by eight vallejo police officer on monday are holding a march and vigil this saturday at the city's police department. police have not officially identified the man who was killed. but his family identified him as a 21 year old angel ramos. he was on an early shot and try to defend his brother in a fight. this is the video from the scene. police say the 21 year old was pretty someone with a knife. forcing officers to open fire. family of the ramos have scheduled the vigil for saturday at noon at the vallejo police department. >> vicki: in a separate officer involve shooting. a man shot by police in san francisco or earlier this month distilling his court date. because he is back and a hospital with complications from surgery on his gun shot wounds. some more is facing charges including assault and battery against an officerin connection to the incident called on police body cameras. some but it you can see here. >> vicki:some footage you can see here. >> vicki: the case has received much attention after the public defender klay please use excess of force. >> grant: happening now. the eastbound lanes of highway 37 in marin had three oakland. that is after flooding shut down the busy highway for the second time this month. caltran crew says, large pumps have been working on around the clock to remove daltons of balance all water woods helped get the lanes closed. --have been working on round-the-clock to remove the gallonsgallons of water which have kept lanes closed. crews are now working to get the west always be open as quickly as possible. >> brittney: as we pushed into tonight with birdies on the map. with santa rosa having chilly temperatures i had. --as he puts into it tonight with the 30 degree temperatures on the map. with a santa rosa having chilly temperatures. temperatures in oakland at 59 degrees, a beautiful day without sunshine and close the average will have a 7 day forecast update with a return of rainshowers. i will let you know win. >> grant: thank you, brittney over 1,000,000 californians have gotten something that's been out of reach for far too long: health insurance. how? they enrolled through covered california. it's the health insurance marketplace where you'll find a range of plans from leading health insurance companies that offer you the best combination of quality, rates, and benefits. and, through covered california, you may get financial help to pay for coverage. to get covered, you've got to get going. open enrollment ends january 31st. visit covereca.com today. >> grant: we are tracking breaking new lows. all lanes on highway 17 remained shut down as the officers continued a search for a suspect embossed in a bank robbery earlier today at bank of america and scotts valley. there was an altercation with officers. and the suspect remains at large. we did just learned that there is a plan to reopen highway 17 at about 6:00 tonight. so, that is the update that we have to proceed tonight. all lanes are expected to be opened at 6:00. they still have not found the suspect. >> grant: it is still unclear if he was shot today when officers opened fire. woodward did.-- opened fired. we > grant: new hampshire and investigators have linked the disappearance of a woman 35 years ago to five murder victims. one of which was in california. she vanished in 1981. police identified her late boyfriend, known as bob evans, as the killer. they also believe he killed one woman and three kids, who were found in beryl's in new hampshire between 1985 and 2000. authorities say he was the father of one of those kids. police have not identified the mother. and are worried she could be--it should also be a bit them. >> grant:--she also be a victim. >> grant: evans was convicted in 2003 of the murder of his wife, and died in prison in 2010. the next task force investigators will be identified the known dead ends and finding any other political or-death potential victims. >> vicki: in the north bay bridge to justice has finally come to a family after 34 years. marvin markle has officially been charged with murder rate for the 1982 killing. the u.n. years old appeared in solano county county juvenile court this morning because he was 17 years old at the time of november 15th 1982 brutal beating of johnson. johnson's body was found on al meyer wrote the day after she attended a house party. --elmira road gotten something that's been out of reach for far too long: health insurance. how? they enrolled through covered california. it's the health insurance marketplace where you'll find a range of plans from leading health insurance companies that offer you the best combination of quality, rates, and benefits. and, through covered california, you may get financial help to pay for coverage. to get covered, you've got to get going. open enrollment ends january 31st. visit covereca.com today. buena noches .... >>:buena noches. >> vicki: mexico's president called of next week's planned meeting with president donald trump. the u.s. relations with its southern neighbor to a dramatic turn for the worst today, with the trump administration threatening to impose a 20 percent tax on all mexican imports. the new border war could hit mexico hard, but it will also impact american consumers. the worst day in mexican american began with a tweet. but not from donald trump. >>:applause >> grant: mexican president announce and launch donald trump fashion that he had informed the white house that he will not be attending a meeting with the new u.s. president. he said it was a protest over donald trump's threat to make mexico pay for a massive new border wahl. --wall >> grant: >>: mexico does not believe and this. i've said time and time again; mexico will not pay for any wahl. --wall >> grant: president donald trump told republicans at a party meeting and philadelphia the decision to cancel was neutral. >>: unless mexico is going-- treat the united states fairly, with respect, such a meeting would be fruitless. >> brittney: >> grant: on the way back to the white house, his press secretary announced that this will be built with a text of one mexican imports spirit--tax >>: 20%. >>: 20%. >>: this is something that we have been in close contact with both houses and moving ford and creating a plan but again, i as i have said before, we are still working together, this is the beginning of this plan to make sure this is done right. but, it clearly provides the funding and it does so in a way that ensures that the american taxpayer holy respected. >> grant: the president's spokesman dodged questions about the impact on the american consumer, but is likely to be considerable. mexico 295 billion¢ dollars worth of goods across the border to see you as everything from avocados to automobiles. and it buys $236 billion in u.s. products. the new president's threat of a trade war make some border state republicans nervous. >>: as i frequently tell my friends in mexico, we cannot get a divorce. we need to see how we can make this marriage work. >> grant: here in the bay area there is plenty of anger and anxiety over the president's crackdown on immigration. kron4's charles clifford is live now and sam francisco with that part of the story. >> reporter: groups that i spoke with today said they do not know how they should move for until something better happens. >> vicki: donald trump hotel empire is an expanding. including right here in the bay area. the c o of the hotel management company says there are plans to triple the current total of locations and the united states. the star reportedly has plans to expand to dallas, seattle, denver and san francisco over the next four to eight years. completely believes that donald trump hotels candy dish would be in all 26 major metropolitan areas. currently, the car and drive. -- they're in five. >> brittney: we are seeing some clout out and the distance. clear skies will remain for us tonight. as we push into tomorrow with another round up sunshine bridge headed into the weekend warmer and sunny for us as well with pressure building office the west coast and moving inland. >> brittney: the interior may approach seven by monday. 70, by monday. >> brittney: despite all all morning. at night time temperatures will remain cold, especially away from the coast urban centers. most will easily dropped into the 30s. what had defrost. --with patchy frost >> brittney: clear visibility tomorrow so there is a difference from what we saw this morning. lake tahoe will be called into the work week. it will war on sunday creek that is a big difference. --it will warm up on sunday. that is a big difference. >> grant: taking a look at the stock market today with the dow up 32%. --32 points. >> grant: he did here. kron 4 news at 5. --keep it here >> grant: tonight to, to hikers and sutherland california are recovering from injuries at the being caught in avalons. --in an avalanche. >> grant: this is the second rescue from the mountain's summit in the last seven days. and it was captured by helicopter cameras at this afternoon. reports say they were crossing the mountain when they lost their footing. sleaved about halfway down and got stuck. and you can see several rescuers on the mountainside helping hoist the hikers into the helicopter. when and bill was reported with serious injuries. both were taken from the mountain to the hospital for treatment. --both were reported what is in serious injuries. >> vicki: a couple from sarasota fla. it is in custody tonight after all parties say they were caught on camera passed out and your truck. the problem with the situation they're too young children were in the backseat of their car. at all 40 say they found eight trolls of drugs inside the vehicle creek--they found a trove of drugs >> vicki: from all harness at sea and sand. --cnn 3 >>: >> vicki: from our partners at cnn. >>: all right people, this is why did not do drugs. >> reporter: tablet camera in hand, chris captures this video of two adults slumped over in their truck. >>: these two are not it out and they have cut their two kids and the back of the car. --they have >> reporter: sarasota deputy still need in the driver's seat is william ballard next to him, declining--delaney crissinger, both from that he county are and that. to car seats with two girls 18 months and 5 months old. >>: i just had my first border a week and a half ago. so it is really hard to spot this. on icy key it in the back seat wide awake. --when i see highway 17 in the santa cruz mountains is still closed.. when normally it should be jammed with commuters at this hour. let's check in with steve aveson in the newsroom now where we are monitoring the situation. there is no movement on highway 17... just as it has been now for more than six hours. commuters have been detoured. as we've been reporting... it started with a bank robbery in scotts valley.. turned into a chase. and now a manhunt in the mountains. we'll have an update at the top of the hour at six. then, how san francisco is trying to get a better picture of the growing problem of homelessness, that's what we are working on for six... but now, let's get back to the news at five. time now for a trip around the sports world-- >> grant: mark carter to joins us with more details on sports. mark carpenter >> mark: a 60 point gain from an early this year. all-star weekend in new orleans. in the meantime warriors are back and action at oracle, on saturday night with the clippers. and speaking of that. , speaking of the clippers. they could be on the verge of adding an all-star to their lineup. carmelo anthony is apparently been shot by knicks. --shopped >> mark: and according to new york daily news, the knicks are willing to send him to los angeles with of needing a marquee player in return. that was in " blake griffin, a crisp call and the laundry jordan. -- chris paul, and deondrae jordan. >> mark: just another sign that phil jackson and the new york front office is working to get rid of him. there was also in reporter spent the next tried to send him to cleveland for canada loved. --kevin love >> mark: finally, tiger was returns. tiger at conference for the farmer and shoa's open his first pga tour event in 17 months. and it was a broad day for the former world number one. he managed to part 8 of his first nine holes. but then it fell apart on the back nine with five bogeys. he vanished with 876 and its a lot and shot off the lead might then the cut, appears on lightly. --making the cut appears unlikely >> brittney: we are looking at wednesday to see if this will be the next chance for rain fall to be back in the bay area. down to the low '30's and santa rosa, 36 and livermore and oakland with dropped down to 37 degrees with napa. >> brittney: at 9:00 a.m. 43 degrees. the same thing for inland locations. did these by noon. and high 50s in certain spots 60 degrees by tomorrow. take a look if you are closer to san francisco. at mid '60s. ' >> brittney: 57 in daly city, 60 in santa rosa of their 58 will be your high in fairfield and 50 in nablus. --napa >> brittney: so, this is a nice a day tomorrow. sunshine street across the board. take a look at these temperatures. that by monday we will be in the mid '60s and the same thing for tuesday. however, the clouds will move again. and are tracking more rain showers for wednesday and thursday. >> grant: a lot of the female stars are opening up about mary tyler moore. >> grant: after the break. over 1,000,000 californians have gotten something that's been out of reach for far too long: health insurance. how? they enrolled through covered california. it's the health insurance marketplace where you'll find a range of plans from leading health insurance companies that offer you the best combination of quality, rates, and benefits. and, through covered california, you may get financial help to pay for coverage. to get covered, you've got to get going. open enrollment ends january 31st. visit covereca.com today. >> grant: hollywood continues to more and loss of tv icon mary tyler moore. >> vicki: and perhaps filling in the most are the woman--when in to influence. >> vicki: women she influenced. she >>: is on her own, she is at independent, in pursuing her career. >>: from ordering paper clips to tweezers i believe i am ready for a little bit more responsibility. >> reporter: how mary tyler moore changed television and the world for women. >> reporter: early disease can be seen on every channel. as women and broadcast pace tribute to the icon. >>: has made such an impression. >>:applause >> reporter: cheryl underwood says how much she was such a guiding force to work. >>: she could dance, she could do comedy. she could act and those are things that i wanted to do. >> catherine: >> vicki: a national treasure. we are going to miss her. >> grant:sure is. >> grant: now to steve aveson with 6, pm news. >> steve: kron 4 news at 6:00 is next. >> pam moore: paying the price. a federal judge comes down hard on t d and e 41 of the worst recent donizetti's that this disasters and the bay area. the deadly san bruno pipeline blast but the sentence is going to cost the company more than just a maximum fine. the evening,-- good evening, i'm pam moore. >> steve:and, i'm steve aveson. >> steve: is taking more than six years to get to this point to punish the company and federal courts for the deadly 2010 debt explosion and san bruno. eight people in that neighborhood died. dozens injured. and as kron4 haazig madyun all reports today is this sentence is not enough for some survivors. >>: of course, i would have liked prison time for a high executives. >> reporter: no dilettante handed down for the company here at the san francisco federal courthouse. however, the judge did convict the utility company for five counts of violating federal gas pipeline safety act and one count of obstructing a federal investigation. >> reporter: this dance from the 2010 bruno pipeline explosion. killing eight people. three of those who died were-- this stems from the 2010 bruno pipeline explosion. killing eight people. >>: i think the judge did a very good job of imposing the fines that he could find, and the money for the advertising is not part of the fine. >> reporter: she is referring to the judge ordering that the company pay the additional $3 million worth of television ads focusing on the conviction handed out today. san bruno mayor says the new act will come to the company's current ad campaign. >>: a lot of the complaints i have received from san bruno and all around is what are they doing? what are the advertising safety when all this happened, it is kind of a slap and the space. --slap in the face. >>: because this has happened more than san bruno i think that their credibility is really damaged. >> reporter: this judgment against the company and federal case comes on the heels of judgment against the utility and sell all or in state court. but for this former san bruno resident the pain of the loss continues. >>: i would never be over this. i take things as chapters in my life and i will be watching them. >> reporter: the judge also stipulated order that the cost of the $3 million fine not be passed on to the company's customers. p.g. &e, had a right to appeal the judge's ruling. in san francisco haazig madyun, up from 4 news. >> reporter:--kron4news >> steve: the company had this response to today's ruling. " we sincerely apologize to the family in france upholds lost the live oak and those who were injured in this tragic explosion and we want them to know that our mission and our commitment to safety will never stop. we will remain forever committed to taking action to meet the high safety standards that our customers, and we demand and expect and ". >> vicki: happening right now; the search is still going for a bank robberies suspect and the south bay. this is a store we first told you about at kron 4 news at 5:00. it has forced the shutdown of a major highway. tying up traffic. kron4 rob fladeboe is in the santa cruz mountains. that's tonight, he got an update a short time ago from police. >> reporter: southbound will be open ross 630, northbound would not open until a early this evening. life in the santa cruz mountains. rob fladeboe. --live in santa cruz mountains. >> pam moore: a man running a marijuana grower operation called police. when he was gunned down by three attempted robbers and richmond yesterday. officers arrived to the president we're a reported 400 plants were being grown inside. at about the home owners suffering gunshot wounds to his lawyer that says to his lower body >> pam moore: the mantle officers he spotted someone on his home surveillance camera and when he went to come from the person. shot or fired. three men were spotted taking off and an unknown car. they have not yet identified. the home owner was the five other injuries. bridge monopolies are not asking anyone with information to contact your department. a really good pictures of the crow operation --to contact the police department. >> reporter: on saturday, during his was driving west on kenyan row when she went off the road and into the creek. no sign of the teenager. and since the accident occurred parents and volunteers have been surging along the creek. >>: to go what we are going through and to have the support of all these people who do not even know us is just amazing. >>: i mainly concentrated my flight low level over the center of the river. where there is debris field where you could not see from shore. using the drone. >> reporter: >>: you have these the three bills that to be as high as six to 8 ft.. and a diameter of 15 ft. so, i can see them. >>: they will have to be hand checked at some point. >> reporter: a massive search and air, and the water and on ground will happen tomorrow. >>: are going to work our way down. and we will go slow as 18 and hit every pilot and every piece of debris into the creek. and we will get into that and start to grow. --to probe >> reporter: numbering dozens and dozens of family and friends. at other people that are here to support in the search. the family could not be more pleased. >> steve:thank you. >> steve: in the north vicariate justice has finally come to a family after 34 years. --in the north bank justice has finally come to a family after 34 years. marvin markle was arrested for the 1982 murder of deanna lynn johnson. markle, was 17 years old when he brutally beat johnson to adapt. johnson's body was spot on elmira wrote the day after she attended a house party. officials believe that he was among the guests at a party. he was already serving 880 year sentence for a 2001 murder when he was arrested. -- 80 year sentence >> steve: he will return to juvenile court on wednesday for further alignment. prosecutors will request a transfer of the case to an adult criminal court for all other hearings. >> pam moore: it has rained a lot and the last few months, as you well know. but that range-- rainfall has really added up smashing records and making huge strides and wiping out california's drought. take a look at the latest mac. this is the drought-to map the dark colors represent the worst possible drought conditions possible. and as you can see, and january of 2016 there was widespread a dreadful conditions. but the new map releases shows how the worst conditions have now been wiped out. >> pam moore: at east bay-of the utility district, they are celebrating. the drinking water supply has been restored and they are looking at record shelling figures. they say then that really spells great news for everyone. >>: the numbers will probably rise again, because we have more storms on the horizon. >> chief meterologist, brittney ship joins us with the weather! >> brittney: now but, 12 in. and san jose close to 6 in., santa cruz mountains close to 15 in. of rainfall. clover hill at 43 in. of rainfall and oakland at 60 in.. so, this has been quite impressive. i am tracking another system. and i will have more after the break. >> steve:thank you, britt! >> steve: the tuition to attend a university of california school campus could be going all. the board of regents voted today to increase tuition by two and a half percent for california students. the president pressed for $282 a job for the next academic year what students fees that will also rise. >> steve: this is the first price and seven years. the tuition hike is needed to maintain the quality of the 10 campuses said the president. critics say higher tuition cost too much of a burden on student artists struggling to pay for their education. --put too much of a burden on students that are struggling to pay for their education. >> steve: and overall count of the homeless population in sonoma county will be tallied tonight and friday. the town each year brings in a federal grant of more than $3 million. 180 volunteers and homeless people pay to take part will be canvassing streets on foot or by car. hoping to tally those living in shelters and institutions. >> steve: this year a special effort will be taken to account adolescents and teen its homeless youths. the result of this year, are expected in may. last year, nearly three dozen homeless people were reported living in sonoma county. we'll be back after the break. >> steve: president donald trump has been in office for just six days and he is making people nervous. >> pam moore: a news conference was held and a united opposition. they are concerned about the forest that he may limit de amount of refugees into the country. . >> pam moore: groups says that the potential move is troubling to communities that they represent. >>: to see how much it will impact people. we are getting so many questions from community members that want to know what they face and what would they be able to do? what will happen to their families? >> pam moore: not know how to move fourth until the issues are released with the specifics on what he has planned to do. >> pam moore: tonight, white house official said. they are keeping alive of communication open with mexico's president. after he canceled his visit next week with president donald trump. > steve: this comes at a the president revealed his plans to build the wall along the border. at to find a way to make mexico pay for it. the gem of costa with our partners at sea and then on donald trump's first diplomatic controversy as president. >> steve:jim acosta, cnn >> reporter: just as president donald trump stepped off his maiden voyage as commander in chief on the air force one. he landed in his first diplomatic controversy at for a change creek all eyes were not on his twitter feet. --twitter feed. >> reporter: but on the tweets coming from mexican president. who announced and blood drop fashion. but he has informed the white house he will not be attending--announced an trump fashion... that he will not be attending a meeting scheduled next week with the new american president for it in protest of president donald trump plan for a massive new wall on the border. >>: mexico does not believe in this. i have said time and time again; mexico would not pay for any wahl. --wall >> reporter: mr. donald trump all but invited the president to scrap the trip. tweeting if mexico is unwilling to pay for the badly needed wahl, that it would be better to cancel the upcoming meeting. >>: sit down everybody. let's enjoy ourselves. >> reporter: at a gop leaders retreat in the philadelphia, the president said the decision to cancel was mutual. >>: president donald trump: the president of mexico and myself have agreed to cancel our plan to meeting scheduled for next week. unless mexico is going to treat the united states fairly, with respect, such a meeting would be fruitless. >> reporter: and he tweet another part of his immigration planned this was the removal of undocumented criminal spirit >>: they are gone to be gone fast. >> reporter: top republicans in congress are not examine ways to pay for the wall which comes with that estimate priced at a police tow billion dollars. >> steve: just one day after president donald trump announced those plans to build a wall and reshape the border patrol, the chief of that agency has resigned. telling a district a bill conference this morning about the shake-up. morgan, said he was at the lead and resident at the request he chose to resign and leave at the end of the month. he was hired last june from the fbi lied to reform the force. --fbi to reform >> pam moore: in his announcement yesterday, the president said he wanted to hire 5000 more border patrol agents and give the union more state and the department decisions. >> pam moore: the president is said to have a meeting with a foreign leader tomorrow at the white house. british prime minister terisa may, is supposed to meet with mr. donald trump and the old law office. the two leaders are expected dan hold a joint press conference. the first for the president since taking office. may is already in the united states. the bill is from her address today to the republican retreat at adelphi and. --the video is from her address today. >> brittney: close to 60 degrees in oakland. 54 and 57 will be the high and low in pacifica. lake tahoe forecast if you are planning on having to the high country over the weekend stars:. ---starts cool. >> brittney: we will warm up between the temperatures of 57 and 60 degrees for the weekend. will have more on expected rainshowers. i'll have more in just a bit. >> pam moore: thank you, bvrittney--brittney >> pam moore: an update tonight on the deadly ghost ship fired. --fire >> pam moore: the hell that is on the way to the families and friends of those who died in the warehouse fire and who is not going to be included. and take a look at this >> steve: a boat that is caught on camera at the headquarters of a high end car maker! one of the suspects decided to do afterward to show off and brick tonight on kron 4 news at 8. the first wave of funds for victims of the ghost ship fire are rolling out...as part of the single largest fundraising campaign following the tragedy that killed 36- people. the gray area foundation >> steve: the first wave of funds for victims of the ghost ship fired are rolling out as part of the single largest fund- raising campaign following the tragedy that killed 36 people. the great area foundation for the guards had set up a fire relief fund that has raised almost $900,000. more than 400 people applied for this. including victims injured and the fire. families of those who died and the house residence that were displaced. >> steve: the red cross and city of oakland major to sift through applicants to ensure none were fraudulent only 136 people qualified. the funds are not available for those named in the lawsuit including warehouse leader alameda and his wife. >> pam moore: the list of candidates seeking to replace governor jerry brown is growing. eastin, announced she is entering the 2018 contest. she served as superintendent of public instruction from 1995 until 2003. she said she will focus on education, jobs and improving the traffic on the state roadways. if all that, she will become the first woman to serve as california governor. >> pam moore: she joins a long list of prominent democrats who say they are running. lieutenant governor gavin newsom is an and so is former los angeles mayor antonio. and state treasurer john has also declared texas declared his candidacy. >> reporter: an assault on a police officer had been in this parking lot when the officer approached the man tried to give him a lot of the car. he refused to comply. he started his car as the officer grabbed him taking off from the scene and dragged the officer. they know who he is but they are not releasing his name. he has many outstanding warrants including, a felony of possession of a fire arm. >> reporter: here and san pablo rest of what you see how the rain showers has pushed the rest of what passed debate. --passed the bank. and now there is in new state map showing how the rainshowers have impacted the drought. >> reporter: how excellent additions have been wiped out. --how the extreme conditions have been wiped out. >> steve: before you get in the habit of washing your car twice a week to keep in mind that it takes a long time to recover from the drought. >> chief meterologist, brittney ship joins us with the weather! >> brittney: we will get a dry weekend. and you can make plans and put your umbrella always for a few days. >> brittney: most of the clouds are off the coast and to the east. take a look at the futurecast. by tuesday night you will notice that this is the next system that will organize this self. it will get your on wednesday. until then, we will see a pattern and a lot of sunshine but cooler temperatures overnight. >> brittney: 36 and vallejo, 37 and napa, 36 and livermore. san francisco is around 41 degrees. tipper just keep moving ford into the close '60s. -- temperatures just keep moving forward. would take another look at the weather at the end of the show. >> pam moore: thank you, brittney! >> pam moore: we now know the name tonight of a man who was shot to death and crashed into an antioch home an earlier this month. police say, the debt was 27 your old-- the big dumb-- the victim was 27 year old alex brumbaugh of martinez. >> pam moore: the call came in on january 17th about a car that had hit a house. but officers are arrived, they found his body behind the wheel. no arrest has been made and the mode and the shooting remains unclear. >> reporter: quite a story out of the atlanta area tonight. at least to these are on the run at the stilling to porsche's as the cars were being delivered to the company's north america headquarters. bohol think it's caught on video and not just the death about the 1 d decided to boast about the crime and stranded on facebook live. >> reporter: at least two teams still porsche's kron4's headquarters in georgia. the fans streamed the whole thing on facebook live. --they then stream >> reporter: the cars are down and about $200,000. there were be unloaded at a lot when happen. police chased after the suspect the gave up. atlanta police later found the cars of bandit and inside one of them knives, a gun holster and cigarette burns. the suspect. they are still on the 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the all-star game was 1968. steve carr and his staff will also coached the western conference all-star spirit >> gary: steve kerr >> gary: zach lavine... who has won the last two national basketball association all-star not contest would not be returning to the stand his title. he says he has nothing to prove and lost the focus on helping his minnesota timber will make the playoffs. last year he all gold san jose native aaron gordon of the orlando magic for the title. ... no player has won three straight all-star don't contest. --dunk >> gary: the field for the contest has not been determined yet. but gorton would not figure to be assaulted favor if he participates. >> gary: but gordon would not figure to be a solid favorite if he participates. >> gary:play a little bit of,all the way up! >> grant: i will stop it before we get to some of the lyrics... that may not be suited for our viewers. >> gary: thank god, brittney is here or i would be talking to myslef. --myself laughter >> gary: without this guy in the sport it's just not that good. i don't care what anyone says. >>: i struggled out there today. >> gary: okay, leaving tiger woods... we talk about venus williams winning last nightin aussie. >> gary: it will be venus and serena! >> 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 in the chinese culture is starts officially on saturday. this year is to your of the rooster. >> steve:good evening, we will see you at 8pm. if you have play dates at your house. be ready to clean up the mess. the kids have fun, but it's pretty gross. (doorbell) what's that? it's a swiffer wetjet. i can just grab this and just go right to the mess. that comes from my floor? now that's disgusting. i want friends over! you want friends over? "the insider," tracking the biggest stories making news today. i was 12 or 13 years old, and i remember watching mary richards. >> number one, inside mary tyler moore's everlasting influence on women in television. >> she could sing. she could dance. i want to be like that. >> how the female icon inspired hollywood's girl power revolution. then emma stone graces the cover of the hollywood reporter, but is all this oscar attention bringing back her panic attacks? >> oh, my god. i get nerves. and number three, the bellas take us behind the scenes at "pitch perfect 3," and is rihanna already saying good-bye to "oceans 8?" >> your insider bonus, mandy moore takes us on "a walk to remember" 15 years later. >> it was a life-changing experience. >> so is there a reunion in the works? >> then encore to tgit is back. but can i get any of chanda's angels to give me a sneak peek? >> you can't say nothing. >> i want to keep my job. >> now "the insider" tracking hollywood from the inside out. >> hollywood continues to mourn the loss of tv icon mary tyler moore. it is our number one tracking story. >> and perhaps feeling it the most in this town are the women she influenced. a female pioneer in every sense of the word. tonight, we go inside mary, the groundbreaker. >> when she came on it changed america. so many women have told me it changed their lives to make it possible to work themselves. >> television has a responsibility. >> would you shut up, ted? >> i was 12 or 13 years old, and i remember, wow! look at her.

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