News at 3. Thank you for joining us here on kron. 4 news at 3. Im justine waltman and our top story is the manhunt thats intensifying and crossing state borders as authorities are searching for the alleged gunman from wednesday nights mass shooting in maine. This is were now learning about the identities of the 18 people killed. Kareen wynter has the latest. Like i told the bears, i never prayed so hard in my life. As i did that night. Horrific accounts from survivors of the main mass shooting. I just didnt think she was even going to be alive or that id ever this year again. Jennifer is on speaking from her hospital bed, one of more than a dozen victims wounded in the attack told abc news she felt a bullet pierced her body and fell to the ground but somehow got a safety stood up. And follow one of the other girls. Knew how to get out the back way. Officers and federal agents zeroed in on a location in lisbon, maine today. Its just 8 miles from houston where suspect 40 yearold robert c
Outside. I guess that person will be me as we look toward the bay. A few high clouds. All of that will change as the day goes on. Right now, the numbers in concord, 40 degrees. Chilly start in santa rosa. It is literally freezing. Starting with mostly clear skies. Why are there mostly cloudy skies in the afternoon forecast . There is rain on the way. We will have a look at the timing when we cover the forecast in a few minutes. Charisma here is melissa. A live look at the u. S. Capitol. Negotiations are continuing in an effort to pass a new Government Spending bill. Two days after senators blocked a house approved resolution that would have paid the bills through midfebruary. There is no sign of when the government will end the shutdown. The key point is immigration. Republicans and the white house are refusing to negotiate on that issue until the government is back open. They may propose three weeks of funding. The daca Program Allows undocumented immigrants to live and work in the u.
On a steep slope halfway up San Francisco's Russian Hill, neighborhood dog walkers and occasional tourists take in the spectacular views from a city park that bears the name of Ina Coolbrith, a once-famous San Francisco woman who many people don't know.