♪ just you and i ♪ >> pam :now at 11. a major california north- south thoroughfare. is shutdown tonight. interstate five. at the grapevine and castiac. is still closed in both directions in southern california because of severe weather. good evening. im pam moore. several hundred vehicles are stranded. after flash flooding about 40- miles north of los angeles. sent water and mud flowing into canyons and across roadways. traffic is currently being diverted to santa clarita. and there is no word on when the roadway will be cleared. you can see in the video. attempts to pull big rigs and cars out of the sludge.

thunderstorms and flooding in the area caused the mudslides. and crews are working on several rescues in the area. no reports of major injury. the interstate- five closures could last up to a day. happening now. the sinkhole which closed a major intersection in union city on wednesday afternoon. likely wont be repaired until tuesday. alameda county water district crews have fixed the water main that flooded the 10- foot deep pit. and water service in the area has been restored. early in the day, the hole was about 10- by 12- feet. but now it's 25 -by- 25 feet. as crews work to finish their repairs. the intersection at alvarado boulevard and new haven street is blocked. causing traffic and pedestrian chaos. especially for parents trying to pick their kids up from school. and some students are just as bothered. >>:i am so irritated now because of this back out, like what is

going on--backup >>:it is usually packed so i go around but today's even crazier >>:everyone is a noted >> pam :once authorities dig deep enough they hope to determine the cause of the sink hole now at 11. a deadly officer- involved shooting today in san francisco. leaves one man dead. what officers are saying. led up to the event. tonight. san francisco police are investigating a deadly officer-involved shooting. after officers say, they were forced to open fire on a man. the incident happened around noon. at eighth and market streets. police say, the suspect was throwing bottles in the street. and became hostile with a construction worker who asked him to stop. the construction worker then flagged down nearby officers. police say. they attempted to arrest the man. but he resisted. officers then say. a violent struggle ensued. >>:the suspect got on top of the sergeant and the sergeant yelled

to his partner that he is getting my gun and he has my gun shoot him >> pam :police say, the officer fired two shots. striking the suspect. he did not survive his injuries. all we know about the suspect is that he believed to be a hispanic male in his late 20's. both police seargents were injured in the struggle for the gun and were being treated for non-life threatening injuries. california is looking to strengthen the state's gun control laws. in the wake of the recent mass shootings around the nation. lieutenant governor newsom has proposed an initiative that would ban possession of large - capacity magazines. and require background checks for ammunition purchases. the proposal could make california the only state in the nation. to require the background checks when purchasing ammunition. newsom hopes to put the initiative before voters in the november 2016 election. with the iconic bay bridge in the backdrop of a popular

walking trail in san rafael. a woman reports a horrifying encounter with an attempted rapist. the suspect arrested a short time later. kron four's philippe djegal reports from the baypoint trail. on a violent sexual assault. >> : i think women always have to be careful when they're walking especially alone, its good to have a partner. >> phillipe :linda weyrick follows her own advice -- sharing her strole along the san rafael bay with a friend. but so did tuesday's victim -- who despite having company, police say, was still assaulted, not far from cheryle hangartner, who lives on the other side of the fence. >> : when i walk my dog, i've got a nice half pit hound dog that goes with me, so i'm not quite as concerned about going and taking a walk here on the beautiful path." >> phillipe :what happened here though to a woman and her cousin tuesday was certainly scary, and a bit jarring for weyrick. >> : i just always carry my cellphone. i'm ready to call the police. >> phillipe :at around two o'clock in the afternoon -- a

man walked by the two sitting on a bench. after a brief chat with the man, police say the woman and her cousin tried to leave. that's when the man, identified by police as 27-year-old israel abisai rachac-marroquin got angry. touched the woman and asked her for sex. and when the victim no, rachac-marroquin grabbed her by the hair and tried pulling her into the bushes. while pulling the woman's hair, police say the suspect tried to rape her. but her cousin jumped in -- and, thats when investigators say rachac-marraquin pulled a knife on both, before running off. the suspect spotted a few hours later down the street, where he was placed under arrest. in san rafael, philippe djegal, kron four news. >> pam :this isn't the first time something similar has happened in that area. in may, police told us about two moms.pushing strollers.who were sexually assaulted. then in july. another mom with a stroller.robbed and beaten at gunpoint.

police have only link the suspect arrested to the recent crime and no other arrests have been made danville police are now asking for the publics help. in finding the suspect in a burglary. that took place early wednesday morning. here is a photograph of the suspect who broke into a restaurant on hartz avenue. and took off with an undisclosed amount of money. the suspect is described as caucasian or hispanic. approximately 5-9 in height. with a heavy build. wearing a two- tone north face jacket and baggy pants. officials say he might have a mustache. anyone with information is being asked to call danville police. an east bay school is warning parents not to let their kids come to school in halloween costumes. that could be offensive. kron four's jeff bush is live tonight in berkeley. and explains the warning to parents. and why school officials felt it was necessary. jeff >> jeff :the word went out

earlier this week that ethically are racially based costumes will not be allowed at school this year--ethically or cac--race based these costumes are available in stores and onlineand are exactlly what students at rosa parks elementary are not supposed to wear. school officials say they want to avoid anything that might offend or embarrass other students. the school wants kids to have a good timejust not at the expense of others. the rules might seem like common sense but the district wanted to get way in front of the issue before it even becomes a problem. parents say the rules seem like a common sense approach and the ones we talked to don't mind at all. >>:some of the things that they asked people to not dowe already don't do. >>:my son is five so it should not be difficult to find something appropriate for him to wear, i guess. >> jeff :berkeley is a very diverse community and great care

is being taken not to offend anyone this halloween season. >> mary martin : we are a very culture concious school and any costume that depicts a certan racial group or a certain culture in a way that everybody wouldn't want to be seenwe ask the kids not to do. >> jeff :the school says it has not heard any complaints about the halloween rules. i'm jeff bush, live in san francisco, kron four news. you can join in on this debate. just log on to our website kron-four-dot-com. coming up. an update on the french train hero. who was stabbed outside a sacramento bar. the ground continues to rock and roll under the san ramon area. more earthquakes there today. those quakes coming on the very day of the california great shake out.

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>> pam :spencer stone has been released from the hospital. following a brawl outside a sacramento bar. stone. one of three sacramento friends. known for spoiling a terror attack on a european train back in august. was stabbed several times during the fight. this is surveillance video of the incident. it shows stone fighting a half dozen people outside the nightclub. police say, the assault had nothing to do with the european

terror plot. stone was stabbed three times in the stomach. today he was released from the hospital. no arrests have been made soft quakes in a matter of days. people in the east bay starting to wonder what's ahead. plus - the latest predictions on el nino. and what california can expect now. >> gary :and a dynamite game 5 and a mess for the dodgers with stanford playing ucla >> reporter :and your extended forecast is coming up next >> reporter :and your extended forecast is coming up next (nature sounds) she can rage, and roar, and crack, and storm.

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>> pam :even more earthquakes rattled the parts of the bay area today. specifically in san ramon. now some residents are questioning whether this means the big one is on the way. kron four's terisa estacio spoke with the experts at u-s-g- s to get some answers. > >terisa ;annmarie blatay says the usgs is monitoring closely the recent series of earthquakes in san ramon - a topic very much on the minds of resdients in the area.this thursday >> : yeah, it was a roller. >> : yeah. i felt it. > terisa :baltay says -

earthquakes are fairly typical in san ramon see fo ryour self this map with all of the circles show the various earthquakes throughout the years in the san ramon area. >> : we had clusters - in the 70s, 80s, 2003. > >terisa :but what does it all mean? is it a warning sign, blatay breaks it down for us. >> : no, it does not mean, it is a warning sign but it is an opportunity to prepare. very small earthquake magnitudes >> reporter :so it is not necessarily a warning sign >>:and get ready for the next big earthquake, baltay says their information indictes the next big quake will happen on the hayward fault and no matter where you live in the sf bay area, you need to have a plan to deal with that big quake. in menlo park, te

>>: >> pam :more than ten- million californians. participated in what organizers are calling, the largest earthquake drill ever today. the annual " great california shake out" event. was held at 10-15 this morning. people throughout the state participated in earthquake drills. and also learned how to prepare for a major quake. the 26th anniversary of the loma prieta earthquake is coming up on saturday. and city officials are reminding bay area residents how important it is to be prepared. new details have been released. on the strong el nino forming in the pacific ocean. forecasters tell us where that rain could fall this winter. kron four's grant lodos has more. >> grant :after four years of

drought we could be seeing a lot more of this and this and this, torrential downpours caused in mudslides and floods here is a time lapse comparing 1977 with 2015 of warming pacific ocean has a dramatic effect on our weather, they're predicting a warm and wet winter for most of the southern u.s. 40 percent in the bay area and 50% in southern california. one expert says that the trend towards extreme weather makes it hard to define what is normal but this climatologist says for north america this will definitely not be a normal winter

and-a>diane : upper 50s along sn francisco and the peninsula, wind speeds at about 8 mi. per hour for average, satellite radar image showing the moisture it is making its way to south california and will make its way to us we will have a lot of clothes-- low clouds this week as we transition to right around 11:00 a.m. in the afternoon it becomes high clouds, and it will not be as

sunny as the past couple of days when we were in the '90s but we'll have more clout cover at temperatures will drop slightly --cloud cover fremont should get to 78 degrees with san francisco at 69 degrees. here's your seven day forecast was cooler temperatures pretty much until monday. things should clear up on sunday with those clouds but monday it is pretty much lasting with those cooler temperatures >> pam :this coming sunday. on an all new episode of kron 4's "the backstory" you'll follow our reporters and see a hidden trick one uses to keep his cool. >>:hot weather is kind of a big thing today so j. r. stone has

gone in search of some >> j.r. :we have a lot of complaints about the hot buses but of course we come out here and all of the air conditioning as we drive by. that has air- conditioning to and that will be some laughs but i'm feeling, to look into the day --feeling comfortable >> pam :the backstory. this sunday night at 9:30. right after sports night live. this coming sunday. on an all new episode of kron 4's "the in sports. the dodgers in a decisive game who moves on to the national league championship series. and at the stanford.u-c-l-a game. possibly the catch of the year in college football. gary has that and all the highlights.coming up

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>> gary :giants fanshoping the mets can take the deciding game five from the dodgers tonight zach grienke and jacob.the degrominator going at it tonight bot 1st tied at 1 andre either bloops one to left adriand gonzalez scores only two runs given up by de- grom turned it on late 6 ip, 2 er, 7 so

top 6th daniel murphy. gets a hold of this one and its gone.home run greienke: 6 2/3 ip, 3 er, 9 so 3-2 new york mets lead by just one bot 9th dodgers in need of some magic bot 9th chase utley first at bat since the controversial slide. back to save the gameand he flys out to right mets two outs away after striking out a.j. ellis jeurys familia get familiar! striking out howie kendrick final: 3-2 mets sends the mets to the national league championship series against the chicago cubs game one of the series starts saturday now that the 49ers are struggling behind colin kaepernickseemingly every one wants to chime in on the quarter-back situation today49er legendjoe montana was asked about his former team and the current quarter-back here's montana on colin cowherd's show sharing his thoughts on kapepernick.

>>:what would your one piece of advice be? >>:let him play the game that he knows, let him play at what he's good at in this league it is tough to do >> gary :the oakland raiders will be without one of their captains for the rest of the season defensive end justin tuck will miss the remainder of the season with a torn pectoral muscle. tuck. was hurt while trying to make a tackle early in the 4th quarter of sunday's 16-10 loss to the broncos.

he is expected to undergo surgery next week and will be placed on injured reserve before oakland's game at san diego on october 25th. the raiders are on a bye this warriors hosting the houston rockets for golden state's final steph curry in regular season form hitting the hall-way shot and doing just that in the game curry hits his only three of the game team high 19 pts, 6 ast warriors up 20 late in the second quarter right before halftime k.j. mc-daniels comes down on

andrew bogut. hitting him right in the nose bogut would leave the game with a broken nose. harrison barnes did not play in this gamenursing a bruised knee. final: 123 - 101 warriors >> pam :good night my name is jeff richardson, the vice president of operations here at c.k. mondavi. to make this fine wine it takes a lot of energy. pg&e is the energy expert. we reached out to pg&e to become more efficient. my job is basically to help them achieve their goals around sustainability and really to keep their overhead low. solar and energy efficiency are all core values of pg&e. they've given us the tools that we need to become more efficient

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