florist...and the inside looks even worse.investigators say this fire was started intentionally...and it might have been done by a homeless person.(pkg)monday afternoon there were still footsteps in the foam that put out the flames at the florist shop.the fire happened before the sun even came up.owner paula trotta got the phone call nobody wants."we came down here and we've lost everything."showing me the inside of her 62-year-old family business, trotta said she was devastated - not only for her financial loss, but because these types of fires aren't new in antioch."i know that there were four fires last night and i was told previously that they were trying to catch somebody doing it."in september, kron four showed you damage from some of the áeight fires that happened in just a two-day span.the fire marshal for contra costa fire protection district said those were all intentionally set,.trotta says investigators told her monday's fire...was set in this dumpster.rob strickland owns a mortuary that áwas about a block away from paula's family florist...that is until the same thing happened to him - twice!"they burned our building. they set a fire in the back and the fire went up the back wall and across the eaves and into the roof of the building."nobody got hurt in the flower shop fire, but the trotta family is still trying to figure out what to do next. "right now we're just trying - i mean this is the first day, so we're working out of my parents' house."all the while wondering why someone would have done this to their years of hard work.(looklive)trotta and her husband say firefighters put the flames out quickly, and though their ábusiness is gone, the actual building isn't a total loss. they ádo plan to rebuild here. in antioch, spencer blake, kron four news. (steve) a south bay suspected arsonist appears to have struck again. another suspicious fire was set over the weekend. bringing the total to at least twenty suspicious fires in the past two weeks. the most recent fire broke out along the i-680 offramp to capitol avenue around 1 a-m sunday. it's the latest in a series of fires believed to be intentionally set. several have occured in or near homeless camps.. c-h-p says they have not made any arrests but suspect there may be a connection between the fires and the camps. the fires have been relatively small. however the dry brush conditions create a potential for these fires to spread quickly. (pam) a big story we're following the first members of a n-t-s-b 'go=team' ... have arrived on the scene of that deadly amtrak crash in washington state. the train was making its first passenger run on a new rail line .... when it jumped off the tracks. the accident has closed interstate -five southbound indefinitely. (steve) here is where it happened ... a freeway overpass south of tacoma.at least three people on the train are known dead. more than 1=hundred people are being treated for injuries. (pam) as catherine heenan reports, there are plenty of witnesses, but as of yet, no indication of the cause. amtrak 501, emergency, emergency, emergency. we are on the ground! we felt a little bit of a jolt and then at a certain point the we could hear crumpling of the of the train car and we were catapulted into the seats in front of us.... the only thing that was left there was on the tracks was the rear locomotive.a total of twelve cars plus the lead engine jumped the tracks, some of the cars falling onto the busy freeway.drivers heading to work found themselves witnessses to tragedy. "you just knew when you saw that something horrible happened especially because it was a passenger train. you know there were cars on both sides of the bridge falling onto the freeway. they appeared to be ... it looks like a semi and a passenger truck that was underneath the whole front end smashed in. " between seattle and portland.according to traindocs=dotcom, the train was traveling at just over 81 miles per hour, slightly faster than the 79 miles per hour speed limit. hey guys, what happened? train officials did not have an immediate answeruh, we were coming around the corner to take the bridge over i-5 there, right north into nisqually and we went on the ground.today's accident also forced the indefinite closure of one of the country's busiest roadways. "interstate 5 is the major arterial between mexico and canada as a matter of fact. and so we're talking about something that is fundamentally important to the movement of people and commerce in the area having been impacted here." (pam) right now, washington state patrol is giving an update on the investigation... we are following the story.. .and bring you a live update on what comes out of the press conference tonight at 8-30. (pam) to san bruno=== where police are searching for a driver in a deadly hit and run crash.(steve) police first responded to a report of a person lying in the road on early sunday morning. it was on state highway 35 between college drive and sharp park road in san bruno. the victim died at the scene. and police discovered that they had been hit by a car.(pam) today police released a picture of a possible suspect car. this is a photo of what that car would look like. a 20-04 to 20-07 black saab 9-3. investigators say the car would have damage to the front passenger side..including damage to the bumper and passenger side mirror. (pam) in the east bay... mediators continue to work with the city of oakland and the worker's union to figure out a contract both sides can live with. the city has long said it can not pay out more than what is fisically prudent to balance the books. city workers say cost of living expenses and working conditions are at the heart of their issue. oakland representatives say they are optimistic about the mediation... but there are still some big unresolved issues. union reprsentive says they are committed ot the process... and don't want to go back on strike again. (felipe cuevas, president of the oakland chapter of seiu): "at this point, with the city we are bargaining using a mediator, so it's more or less a go between. they are in one room and we are in another. taking ideas and proposals between to each other." felipe cuevas says he is optimistic right now about getting a deal hammered out between the city of oakland and nearly three thousand city workers. ( pam) new tonight at 8. kron-4 viewers are reaching out to us about an ongoing package theft problem. dozens of neighbors have surveillance cameras set up...and cathing the thieves in action.(steve) but it's not producing results and the robberies have not slowed down.. it's happening in the cannery place neighborhood in hayward... this is on tilton drive near burbank street.(steve) neighbors told kron 4's gabe slate the police are not doing enough to stop the robberies. sound from mark marquis / packages stolen, hayward residentafter a constant rash of packages being stolen off their porches mark marquies and several of his neighbors in the cannery place neighborhood in hayward, installed home surveillance cameras to catch the thieves in action.this was one of the first robberies mark's camera caught broad daylight a person comes up to his porch and takes his package.. he happened to be home and tried to catch the person.nat sound videomark says their network of web cams is capturing three to five package thefts, or attempts, a week. mark says the victims here have reported these incidents to police but it keeps happening. and they claim they see the same people in their footage.. robbing them.sound from mark marquis / packages stolen, hayward residentmark has started an online petition on change dot org calling for more action from city officials and police..the hayward eyes is an online surveillance camera program that allows people to register their cameras with the police department and quickly share footage with them when they capture a crime going down or someone acting suspicious. police say getting the footage to them through this official online channel will help them investigate incidents quicker. in hayward gabe slate kron 4 news. (steve) a father and his six year old son died after strong currents swept them to their deaths on goat rock beach. 31-year-old omar hernandez and his son...axel medina died last night. they are both from santa rosa. coast guard officials y they were playing in the water when a big wave swept the child into the ocean. the father went after the boy...but also got caught in the waves. helicopter crews spent hours recovering the victims' bodies as family members watched. unfortunately, the father died at the beach... and the son died at the hospital. a second son was able to make it back to the beach. (pam) we now know the cause of death for san francisco mayor ed lee.... the medical examiner's office says, he died of a heart attack. he died last week at the age of 65 ... after collapsing at a safeway near his home. san franciso said its final goodbye to mayor lee yesterday. this was the scene at city hall during his public memorial service. speakers talked about how they admired mayor lee's efforts to make san francisco a safer city ... rather then just promoting himself. attendees got to hear from lee's daughters ... tania and brianna ... who say, they were deeply touched and moved by all the love and support expressed for their father... (steve) aquatic park cove in san francisco will be closed to swimmers through wednesday. it's after three swimmers were bitten by sea lions last week... one so severe that first responders had to apply a tourniquet to stop the bleeding. park officials are urging swimmers to stay out of the water until the cove has been deemed safe. coming up at 8. an off-duty officer accused of opening fire in an upscale hotel... new details about his bizarre arrest. plus. thieves target a person at a popular tourist spot...in a violent robbery. what they were after. and next. a flare gun used to fire at homes and cars in the east bay.. who police say is behind the crime i'm kron 4 meteorologist brittney shipp. coming up, i will take a look at your 7 day forecast.details are right after the break. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ it all starts with a wish. the final days of wish list are here. hurry in and sign and drive off in a new lincoln with zero down and a complementary first months payment. (pam) four teens are in custody after police in san ramon say, they used a flare gun to shoot at homes and cars in that city.(steve) one resident caught the act on her home security camera... although police say it happened to multiple houses in the area. kron 4's camila bernal explains what happened. 2:28:27 i just thought i was crazy, i was dreaming it or something you know what i mean because i literally saw red lights outside of my window this was not a dream and there's surveillance video to prove it.four teenagers, all 15 to 16 years old, driving through neighborhoods in san ramon using a stolen flare gun 2:28:07: 25 i heard a bang on my window and just red lights outside of my windows just through the blinds and i opened my window and there was nobody out therethis san ramon resident asked us not to identify her but said the flare hit her window and woke her up in the middle of the night2:36:44 would it do serious damage absolutely if somebody got hit in the face or eye it's a fire it's used for emergency it burns at a high intensity heataccording to police, the flare gun was used at least 7 different homes and cars, all within about two miles of each other. the streets targeted included yosemite avenue, estero drive, aptos way, and cree court. 2:29:10:15 i think it's crazy i don't know why anyone would do that to the whole street and i think it's a random act police confirmed it was a random act but one that lead them to juvenile hall.in san ramon, camila bernal kron 4 news (pam) an off-duty richmond police officer accused of firing his gun inside a san francisco hotel ..... was suffering a mental breakdown, according to his attorney.(steve) sergeant philip sanchez was arrested sunday morning after allegedly shooting his gun at the four seasons hotel. now we are hearing police dispatch from the incident. police say no one was hurt...but they talked with sanchez on the phone for about an hour before he surrended. and after spending a night in a hospital...sanchez was booked on suspicion of firing a gun in an occupied dwelling he was released after posting bail. his attorney says this is out of character for the decorated officer. (pam) san francisco police are on the hunt for two men they say, robbed a man on twin peaks. it happened saturday around 5 p-m on twin peaks boulevard... authorities say, the victim was taking photographs when two men approached him from behind. police say, one suspect pulled out a knife and demanded the man's bag that had his camera equipment, cell phone and wallet. the robbers then ran off. this area has been the site of a number of other thefts. one incidnet that ended in death. police have not yet released a description of the suspects. (steve) another high ranking public official is facing sexual misconduct allegations ... this time ... a federal appeals court judge. judge alex kozinski of the ninth circuit court made the announcement today. a total of 15 women claimed kozinski made sexual comments or showed them pornography and in some cases kissed or groped them. most of the women were law clerks or student externs at the time at the time of the alleged misconduct. two were a professor and a judge when they claimed to have been touched or groped. kozinski released a statement apologizing. he was appointed to the court in 19- 85...and at the time was the youngest federal appeals court judge in the nation. now to our four zone forecast.... taking a live look outside at s-f-o. (steve)kron-4's chief meteorologist brittney shipp is here now with the forecast .a weak, fast moving storm system will bring widespread light rainfall to widespread system will bring moving storm .a weak, fast .a weak, fast moving storm system will bring widespread light rainfall to the region late tuesday into wednesday morning. breezy southwesterly winds will develop ahead of the system tuesday afternoon before switching out of the northwest in wake of the frontal passage. dry weather conditions then retu regio wide late in the week and will likely persist into early next week with seasonably mild daytime temperatures and cool overnight conditions. new ahead at 8 jaw-dropping video of a mall brawl===a child in the middle of all the fighting==what happened next. plus. marijuana dispensaries will soon have to make big changes to how their products are sold... what you won't see anymore in six months. ((mark sports tease)) coming up, we'll break down to wild nfl storylines unfolding in the bay area. jimmy garoppolo...can't lose. while the raiders can't catch a break. we'll look back at what happened on that final play, plus jack del rio ástill red hot about that index card later in the show. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (steve) new tonight at 8. as we get closer to legal marijuana sales kicking in january 1-st. there is a big crackdown coming to the market. it's over how marijuana will be tested and sold. the owners of canna care in sacramento have been in the medical cannabis business for more than a decade. but in that time there have been no consistent pesticide or toxic chemical screening standards for medical marijuana. but that will all change when recreational marijuana becomes legal in 20-18... that is a big health and safety crackdown on the unpackaged and untested medical marijuana businesses are currently allowed to sell. instead they will only be allowed to sell tested and packaged products. however dispensaries will be allowed to continue selling their non-tested supply until july-1st. (pam) the san francisco s-p-c-a has pulled the plug on its security robot pilot program. the robot was being used to curb crime and vandalism ... associated with the numerous homeless encampments in the area. (steve) although it was working, kron4's maureen kelly reports that the non profit shut it down because they'd received threats over their use of the machine. to some....the egg like orb seemed cute...to others, onimous.the spca called it k-9 and at first used to patrol it's entire campus on 16th and alabama. but the city hit them with a cease and desist letter, after which the bot stuck to the parking lot. the 3 month pilot project was launched because the non profit said the car break ins, needles and scary encounters associated the numerous homeless encampments in their area had gotten so bad that they were losing staff, and their volunteers couldn't even walk the dogs for adoption around the facitiy. but then k-9 because a crime victim.... someone pushed it over, and smeared bbq sauce on it's sensors and put a tarp over it....the spca says after news stories of the crime fighting robot went viral,they've received hundreds of messages inciting violence and vandalism to their facility, encouraging people to take retrobution. they've had two acts of vandalism here at their campus last week that they believe is related.those working or visiting the animal hospital and shelter say they don't understand the outrage. again i never saw the robot is a threat i thought improve security and it just reminded me of r2-d2 so i always thought it was cute to have i don't see why it would be considered a threatone client says she isn't sure the security bot is the way to go, but used to work her herself and says security is an issue. it was such a problem walking dogs here coming to your car at night, not only was it just in fear of someone breaking in to your car but you were harassed sometimes followed i remember someone approach me trying to ask if they could have my dog, so i think any security just to help people who work at the spca and any customers and clients coming here is necessary the spca acknowleges that the robot program backfired....saying they were trying to curb crime not disrupt homeless people...a population they serve with moblie clinics to provide free veterinary care. in a statement they are taking this opportunity to reflect on the teachable moment afforded by the negative reaction. maureen kelly kron4 news ahead at eight.. as republicans near a final vote on their tax overhaul === we take a look at how the bill will change your taxes. plus. the world's busiest airport still reeling from a massive power outage... passengers arrived today only to be turned back around. and next. a deadly amtrak train derailment in washington... what we just learned about the investigation. ♪ [ splash ] [ horn sounds ] dang! ok, i gotta run. hey, wait, there's something i need to tell you- dang. dang! dang! dang. dang. see zero in a whole new way. get zero down, zero deposit, zero first month's payment, and zero due at signing on select volkswagen models. now with the people first warranty. ♪ t♪ little girl and boy land ♪ while you dwell within it ♪ you are ever happy there daddy, it's christmas! ♪ childhood's joy land never let go of your dreams. the mercedes-benz winter event is back. lease the glc300 for $449 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. at least three people are dead tonight after an amtrak train derailed in washington state.(steve) more than 1=hundred people are being treated for injuries. and now federal investigators are on the scene trying to find out what happened.(pam) chris holstrom joins us live from dupont, washington tonight .... with the update .... chris, authorities just held a news conference - whats the latest on the victims? (pam) another big story we are tracking tonight... what the new republican tax bill actually means for you. (steve) the bill is expected to pass this week... with the president promising to sign it into law before christmas. grant lodes joins us to explain some of the big changes. (grant) one thing that's not chancing... the number of tax brackets...there are currently seven...and there are still seven with the new bill. the lowest earners will be taxed ten percent...the highest earners...taxed 37 perncet. but what's different...is the top bracket for the wealthiest people...drops from 39-point- six percent...down to 37 percent. and it will kick in at a lower level, starting at $600-thousand in income per married couple, instead of the current one million dollar mark. by the way, the reductions in personal income tax rates are temporary...set to expire in 2026...which is the case with most of the individual tax cuts in the bill. now to the the standard deduction...that's the amount of money that reduces the amount of income on which we're taxed... these two numbers are double what they used to be...so people will be taxed less. about 70 percent of americans use the standard deduction. - the new plan doubles the per-child tax credit to two thousand dollars for families making up to $400,000 a year. and lots more people will be eligible for this...right now...it's for families making just over 100- thousand. and there's the home mortgage interest deduction. the new plan limits the deduction... to interest paid on the first $750,000 of a new loan for a first or second home. the current limit is $1 million. this figures to have a negative impact for bay area folks...many of whom buy homes that cost more than 750- thousand dollars. the changes would not affect 20-17 taxes. and according to the nonpartisan joint committee on taxation....the changes will increase the country's deficits by an estimated $1.46 trillion over the next decade. decade.the next decade. (steve) flights have resumed after a sunday power outage brought atlanta's hartsfield-jackson international airport to a stand-still. there were more than 11-hundred flight cancellations on sunday alone. (pam) by monday, some passengers were able to board flights... others were being told they would have to wait hours -- or days. c-n-n's rebekka schramm has the details . nat sot: "good morning. welcome to hartsfield."despite airport workers' best efforts to keep people's spirits up... worker: "let me see if i can..."...frustrations mounted. traveler: "that's the problem. we're not sure whether to go through security yet."with the flight-information boards not working, travelers weren't sure if they could trust that their flights were actually on. should they go through security and risk getting stuck at a gate?mos traveler: "we could go through there and they could tell us the flight's not going to -- been canceled."and what a time to be stuck in an airport.rutia curry / stranded passenger: "christmas is next week. i need to shop. i need to do all this. i need to go home, period."nats - sirensthe problems started at about 1 p.m. sunday.a fire in an underground electrical plant took out the main power to the entire airport.georgia power sent us these photos.the fire was so intense, it took out the back-up power supply as well.with no functioning computer systems, the faa ordered a ground stop - no flights coming into or out of atlanta.and that began the domino effect - all over the world.for nearly 11 hours, travelers sat in the dark waiting for some sort of clear update.finally at about 7:30 this morning, flight- information boards began working again, but the ripple effect continued.nat sot: "huge."james ee-or-ee-ah-tee got here really early for his flight on united - never expecting the check-in line to be more than a hundred people deep.james ioriatti / traveler: "it loops all the way around here so i'm assuming it'll be an hour just to check in, so." (pam) that was rebekka schramm reporting from the hartsfield-jackson airport. atlanta's mayor says the cause of the fire isn't yet known, but there's no indication that it was deliberate. (steve) now to our four zone forecast. you're looking live at the golden gate bridge.(pam) kron-4's chief meteorologist brittney shipp joins us with a look ahead .a weak, fast moving storm system will bring widespread light rainfall to the region late tuesday into wednesday morning. breezy southwesterly winds will develop ahead of the system tuesday afternoon before switching out of the northwest in wake of the frontal passage. dry weather conditions then return region- wide late in the week and will likely persist into early next week with seasonably mild daytime temperatures and cool overnight conditions. still ahead at 8.. you may notice some changes at malls this holiday season.. still ahead at 8.. you may notice some changes at malls this holiday season.. what they're trying to do to lure in shoppers. and next. calling an uber instead of an ambulance... what a new study says.... could be behind the growing trend. (steve) join kron4 for our annual new year's eve special. this year we will have expanded coverage on new years eve. starting at 8-pm we will have new years live from las vegas with musical and entertainment acts. then at 11:30... justine waldman and grant lodes... along with jr stone... will host new years live from san francisco. we will bring you the fun and fireworks from along the embarcadero. join us starting at 8pm on new years eve. (steve)a growing number of people appear to be choosing uber...over an ambulance when they go to the emergency room. according to a working paper co-written by a university of kansas economist.....patients who are too sick to drive but not in critical need are requesting uber instead.data shows that data shows that ambulance usage rates have dropped by at least seven percent in cities where uber came on the scene between 20-13 and 20-15.according to the study, the likely reason people are turning to ridesharing....ambulance rides are really expensive.one ride to the e-r could cost hundred...even thousands of dollars. (pam) in sports -- the warriors are in los angeles to take on the lakers.... as kobe bryant's jerseys will be retired tonight.(steve) plus -- a controversial call in the raiders-cowboys game plays a big factor in oakland's heart breaking loss. kron-4's mark carpenter has a full report on that and the 49ers win over tennessee. next at 8, a brawl breaks out at a mall in florida...what may have triggered the violent fight (steve) new at 8. a jaw-dropping video of a violent fight inside a crowded florida mall sunday has gone viral on facebook. (pam) and caught right in the middle of the melee... a small child in a stroller. christina mendez talked to the man who recorded the brawl. natsot/mos"oh damn you saw that?"kicking, punching, hair pulling and spitting--an all out brawl at the center of the edison mall. david milburn/witness"there was a lot of yelling. i couldn't understand what they were saying though... i mean there was just so many of them"david milburn is the person who shot this viral video--just feet away from where a group of women were beating on two others outside of victoria's secret. david milburn/witness "no one really intervened no one tried to break it up"the fight was allegedly fueled by the murder of samuel jones who was shot and killed in lehigh acres saturday. the victim says one suspect is blaming her--quote "his blood is on you". in the mix of the fight--children. david milburn/witness"the girl was down and she pulled the baby over and kicked her in her face and took off running -- left the baby" a man standing nearby grabs onto the stroller--david milburn/witness "the baby was there all by itself, you know, so he stood there to try and kinda make sure i guess nothing happened to the child"the fight is now stirring up questions of the safety measures in place at the edison mall--especially with the last holiday shopping weekend coming up. but the company only would say "no comment". david milburn/witness "they need to step up their stuff can happen"all a lot of (steve)the police report says six suspects assaulted two women in the fight. florida's department of children and families is also investigating. if you wanted to a single game that sums up the raiders season in a nutshell, just look at what happened last night. the silver and black...learn the hard way..that football is a game of inches and index cards. raiders-cowboys...both teams clinging to whatever playoff chances they have. we'll start with the play...that ended it all. final raiders drive...they are deep in the red zone, have a chance to tie. derek carr, decides to run for the pylon, but the ball comes loose. it's ruled a touchback. cowboys take over and win the game. áhowever, all the talk today is about what happened five minutes earlier. ame is tied at 17...4th and 1, dak prescott...goes for the quarterback sneak. the chains come in, but it's so close...and the officials do something we have never seen before. they pull out an index card to double check the spot. it gets ruled a first down...and the cowboys go on to kick a go-ahead field goal this afternoon, jack del rio...not pleased with that entire sequence. i saw it myself from the sideline. but i also saw plenty examples on twitter. (laughter) the guy ran out there with the camera and put the camera right down on it, so the whole world got to see what it was. it's not like we're making something up. the guy with the camera was right there. so how you can look at that and then get up with a smirk i don't know, that's hard to take.""i left it all out there. i'm just trying to win for my teammates. no excuse, i have to hold onto the ball. you know, the fight our team played with today - that was familiar""it's tough man. derek was trying to make a play as a competitor. kind of a bang-bang call. you can't really be mad at him for trying to compete and get a touchdown. it's just an unfortunate situation." now to some more troubling news from raiders headquarters-- left tackle donald penn...done for the year with a right foot injury that requires surgery. this ends a very proud streak in the nfl... as the 34-year -old has played in 170- straight regular season games. the longest stretch for any active offensive lineman. going forward, marshall newhouse..expected to slide over to the position and protect derek carr's blindside. meanwhile in santa clara, jimmy the great... continues his takeover of the bay area. the niners...edge the titans on a last--second field goal...to remain undefeated when jimmy garoppolo is running the show. once again, he showed why he's franchise quarterback material... tossing for nearly 400-yards on 31-of-43 passing. no interceptions. in his last three games, he's averaged more than 330- yards through the air. we also can't forget he also got a lot of help from robbie gould...who went 6-for-6 on field goals. let's hear from jimmy g....and kyle shanahan, who at the end of this clip was asked what he'll get the patriots for christmas for sending jimmy graps. "we're learning how to win. i think these close games will only long run. for next year and everything, we're not looking that far ahead but it's good to be in these close games. there's different ways to win in this league. it's not always going to be pretty, you got to grind it out sometimes." "we were real excited and i was happy about how our guys responded to a lot of things, but by no means was that perfect. we way to lose it a couple times. we're not going to win a lot of games if we have those penalties and do stuff like that. no, i haven't, but definitely they're on my good side right now." monday night football. falcons-buccaneers. --we pick it up in the 4th.... tampa down 10...and trying to rally. jameis winston...3 touchdowns tonight. this is one of them... connects with adam humphries for a 16-yard strike. bucs within 3. ---then, last play of the game..a chance to tie. 55-yard field goal from patrick murray.not even close. atlanta survives, 24-21...to move to 9-and-5 warriors are facing the lakers in l-a. the big story at staples center tonight... kobe bryant's jerseys are being hung in the rafters the lakers are retiring both of his jerseys he played with... number 8 and 24 at the break -- warriors are up by 4... 57-53 kevin durant leads golden state with 12 points, 5 rebounds, 4 assists finally, yesterday's steelers-patriots game was an emotional down to the wire thriller. it yielded great drama for fans of both teams... and i'm pretty sure no one in america got more caught up in it than this man. this one steelers fan... just losing his mind at what unfolded. pittsburgh scored a go-ahead touchdown in the final minute, only to have it called back because the receiver didn't complete the catch. then, ben roethlisberger threw an interception on the last play to seal it. that fan...had good reason to be upset, but maybe to not that extent. next at 8. you might notice some changes while shopping at the mall... all in an effort to lure you in. tonight at 9 you made that u-turn right there where it says no u-turn how come a viewer tip sends me to diane feinstein . no not the senator, the elementary school named after her. i'll explain in the next edition of people behaving badly my name is cynthia haynes and i am a senior public safety specialist for pg&e. my job is to help educate our first responders on how to deal with natural gas and electric emergencies. everyday when we go to work we want everyone to work safely and come home safely. i live right here in auburn, i absolutely love this community. once i moved here i didn't want to live anywhere else. i love that people in this community are willing to come together to make a difference for other people's lives. together, we're building a better california. (steve) shoppers heading to the mall this season may notice there's more that's new than the holiday discounts... (pam) malls across the country are spending billions of dollars to add more upscale amenities.. like restaurants, bars, movie theatres, and bowling alleys. with many large department stores closing and shoppers increasingly buying things online -- the mall transformation trend... has gained traction. (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... we are learning more about the bizarre incidentat the four seasons in san francisco over the weekend.a richmond police officer...arrested for allegedly firing opening fire inside the hotel, and holding police at bay for nearly two hours.now we have the dispatch audio, which gives us a clue about what happened.plus...new tonight at nine...a bay area city council gives the thumbs up for its police department to monitor the surveillance system aimed at preventing shootings on two busy freeways. ((grant))plus...winter is fast approaching.meteorolgist brittney shipp will tell us when we could see rain in the forecast.((vicki))keep it here...kron 4 news at nine starts right after the break. (grant) our top story tonight... we are now learning...the off-duty richmond police officer accused of firing his gun inside an upscale san francisco hotel ..... was suffering a mental breakdown... thanks for joining us, i'm grant lodes...(vicki) and i'm vicki liviakis... that was according the officer's attorney. the erratic behavior happened sunday morning at the four seasons hotel... on market and third streets....(grant) kron 4's ali reid joins us live from downtown ... where she's learned the identity of the officer and has the dispatch tapes of that night... ali? according to those tapes, that richmond police officer believed his wife was in one of the rooms inside this four seasons.pkgwitnesses say they heard one gunshot then several shots in rapid succession. hearing gunshots on the 17th floor at the four seasons. about 6 or seven gunshots heard.thankfully no one was hurt. 45 year old