alleged rant to stiviani convinced virgin america and carmax to cancel their sponsorships. state farm, mercedes, kia and red bull put theirs on hold. today the clipper's cancelled their practice ahead of tomorrow night's playoff game against the warriors. >>i can't tell you how upset i am, our players are >> reporter:tmz says sterling called stiviano on sunday to ask quote "how can we make this go away?" instead, more of the taped convewrsation leaked out. >>audio

>>you think that i am a racist >>no i do not. >>this is the picture that touched off the rant: stiviano with former nba star magic johnson, today johnson said he might be interested in buying the clippers. the team's official position: it;s not for sale. >> reporter: the nba has

condemned statements and plan to make an announcement regards the investigation. he could be fined or cut tried to force him to sell the team or give up majority ownership >> catherine: who is donald sterling? suddenly - a lot of people want to know more about the 81-year-old billionaire. for starters - this is not the first time he's been accused of being racist. >> catherine: he was sued twice by the federal government after refusing to rent apartments to minorities. in a 2005 case - and a 2009 case, when he paid a 2- point-7 million dollar fine

discrimination case. sterling had been accused of trying to keep black and hispanic tenants >> catherine: from his los angeles properties but he also set up the "donald t. sterling charitable foundation" in 2007. among other donations - he gave 30-thousand dollars to the museum of tolerance - here in los angeles. and 50-thousand dollars each to the black business association of l-a. and united negro college fund. tonight. the united negro college fund has told britain's daily mail that it 'won't' give back the money. >> catherine: then there's sterling's estranged wife rochelle. who was out to dinner with him just this weekend. >> catherine: she's reportedly suing his girlfriend - accusing stiviano of embezzling 1.8 million dollars during the four years she's been working for the billionaire. >> catherine: the wife accuses stiviano of taking expensive gifts from her husband - and tapping into sterling family money without her consent. she's demanding full restitution and other damages.

>> catherine: meantime.former 49er roger craig talked about sterling today. >> he made a mistake. he is 81 years old creek i do not know how many more years he has on this planet. this is really going to hurt him. >> pam: >> catherine: donald sterling bought the clippers in 1981 for 12.5 million. today - even in a fire sale - he could likely get 750- million or more. >> pam: kron four sports director gary radnich joins us now with his take on all of this. here >> gary: is to think that everyone has an opinion

on... turning their jerseys inside out to keep the clippers name from showing then they drop their want of jackets midcourt. mark jackson came out a little stronger after the game. we will throw in our two senses in a moment. >> if it was me i would not even come to the game. a lot of statement that that would make. to not show up to the gate i am a warrior king if i was a warrior fan i would not show up to the game tomorrow. fans. . >> gary: everyone has an opinion on this. i must have said this about 50 times on the radio today. if you really wanted to take a

stand, you know what you do. the stock. or broke friday night late friday night. the players on each team says date should not each player on the tame should not play play, son >> gary: the star players should not play in the game. chris paul, curry and the rest for all pretty tight that was my idea. i am just talking if you are going to protest-1/2 really woken everyone up. >> pam: everyone is wide team. waiting.

>> gary: by law and cannot take the team away from him. and makes me smile a little bit because he has had a track record >> pam: which is what catherine had just reported on is not brand new. >> gary: may be some guy through a loan shark that enough money to buy 18 and go from there. as one i am laughing at and i can't help it to that. then the sea beyond all on top of the erases this guy is a fool to let a young woman in his '30's she has to billy's and

maserati and $1.8 million apartment. haggai calls in this is you have a younger wife to so what are you talking about a sudden my wife is not 50 years younger than i am. know she's only 42 years younger. and i have three children will interpret i was not passing time. >> pam: will have more from gary and our 6:00 news broadcast. and keep it here for the latest on the racism controversy involving the clippers owner. on our mobile app -- you can sign up to be alerted about any new developments. online -- we you can listen to the full recording that started it all. plus -- we've posted reaction from president barrack obama.

>> pam: breaking news. son soon. coming up at 5:15. first born -- middle child -- or last. how birth order could play a role in a person's success in life. >> pam: then. >> pam: why the u-s government is warning people to stop using a popular internet browser. and next. the woman believed to have bagged. and next. the woman believed to have bagged. on you know what? why don't you go get some frozen yogurt. i got this. you're so sweet. you got this, right? i do got this. from the shelf, and to your home. starting at $99.

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catch the insider at 730. >> pam: still ahead. >> pam: new video from onboard the sinking korean ferry. what was happened in the final moments. that may have added to the death toll. then. after several tornadoes. we are live in the southern u-s. with the latest on the devestation left behind by severe weather.

>> pam: if you're the first- born girl in your family.you have a better chance at being successful. at least that's what one new study is saying. >> pam: according to researchers at the university of essex.first- born girls are likely to be more ambitioustheir siblings. the study says first born girls also tend to have bigger goals.which researchers expect would push them toward higher education achievements. >> pam: the study also showed first-born girls were 13 percent more ambitious than first-born boys. u-k researchers say there are several possible explanations for the findings. one theory is that parents invest more time in their

first-born child than in children they have later on. >> jacqueline: warmer temperatures than we saw yesterday but not too hot. taking a look at the current conditions you can see a lot of 70's out there right now. 73 in concord and 72 in redwood city, 71 in san jose. an accord at the coast line that will change and be much warmer tomorrow in the morning it will be pretty mild up the door. already in the '60s by noon quickly getting into the 70's and even 80s in the south bay. this is just going to be a start up of the warm-up. even hotter temperatures and the '90s both days in

redwood city dublin fremont man. we will take a long look at more numbers in to you what it will be like in your committee next >> this just in to the kron 4 newsroom. >> pam: scott rates has the latest. >> reporter: to have located the wreckage that crashed in the san pablo bay was left of the small aircraft is about 13 ft. off the richmond shoreline. the crash happened after another crash able to land safely near half moon bay bull was not able to reach

its final destination >> looks like it was doing a maneuver. so we knew that something had to have happen at all. they have had to have slipped it was not like it hit so to aircraft and running into each other. was freaky me out is that the hawker left it did us a call or round. sir paul r. brown circle around. >> pam: developing news. >> pam:

happening now. that his father would not allow him to do so last sunday the teen survived a danger still awake trip inside the wheel well of an airplane that was and mali. the team is still in the hospital. >> catherine: divers off the coast of south korea are still retrieving bodies from the sunken ferry. roughly a hundred bodies are still trapped inside. this is the first image of the doomed ship april 16th -- taken from an oil tanker that was first on the scene >> catherine: calm seas belie the horrors unfolding inside the ferry. the crew of the tanker at first assumed evacuations were well underway. they were not. >> catherine: this video was taken by a student who did not escape his phone was retrieved with his body and given to his father. at first joking and unaware of the danger.

>>he eventually becomes worried.and asks. 'why don't they tell us what's going on.they asked us to wear life jackets, does that mean the boat is sinking?" >> catherine: several times on the recording - we hear the announcement telling everyone not to move from their location. so most students stayed below deck - where their bodies are being found. >> catherine: and this is the video that has south koreans outraged. the captain of the sinking ferry - scrambling off the boat in his underwear. the men who rescued him are talking about it for the first time. >> catherine: saying they had no idea who he was. no, absolutely not, he says.i didn't find out until later. journalists asked them why the captain and crew were saved so quickly - and notof the students. >> catherine: they say people were just dropping into the sea - and they couldn't tell crew members from passengers. meantime, authorities have taken more documents from the company which owns the ferry business. three people were arrested monday on suspicion of destroying evidence linked to the

disaster >> catherine: although the bodies are being found at a faster pace.the recovery will still take days. the coast guard says the roughly 109 people still unaccounted for are believed to be in 64 of the ship's 111 rooms. >> pam: next. why the government is warning people *not to use a popular computer internet browser. >> pam: then. the new trend sweeping social media -- "shelf-ies" what you need to know. bulldog: you don't need superpowers to help someone.

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and the local community... and not by sacramento politicians. and we need to keep that legislation on track. man: so tell tom torlakson to keep fighting for local control of school funding decisions. >> reporter:selfies - those cellphone pics of you and your friends. so yesterday! the new thing - shelfies. >> reporter:just as the name implies - shelfies are snapshots of stuff on your shelves. and it's sweeping social media. sort of like the museum of "you". or a modern day still-life painting.

>> reporter:here are some examples. clustering of personal items. arranged artfully. >> reporter:some just interesting. others with historical or sentimental value. least you think it's small time, some shelfie curators have followers in the millions. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. what's this? it's u-verse live tv. with at&t u-verse... you can watch live tv from your device. hey. hey. anywhere in your home. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. so you won't miss a minute of the game. call now to get a u-verse bundle for the same great price for 2 years. guaranteed.

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>> pam: the department of homeland security has issued a warning for people to not use a popular computer internet browser. our tech reporter gabe slate is here fill us in. >> pam: this is a serious threat. >> reporter:do not use microsoft's web browser "internet explorer" until they issue an update containing a patch for a security hole that has been discoverd. >> reporter:i=e. is used by about 50% of the desktop computers out there so this affects a lot people. it is rare that the government issues a warning like this >> reporter:the department of homeland security's computer emergency readiness team issued this warning for people to not use internet explorer. >> reporter:this arm of the government regularly issues browser advisories, but it's rare that they recommend that people avoid using a specific browser. >> reporter:so we are taking this threat very serious. at 8pm tonight on kron 4 news in my tech report we will talk about what exactly this bug does, why it's so dangerous, and how you can protect yourself until gsk4n

>> pam: and a-o-l says a security breach may have exposed the private information of a "significant number" of its email users' accounts. >> pam: that could include e-mail addresses, address books, encrypted passwords and encrypted answers to security questions of users >> pam: a-o-l believes spammers used the stolen contact information to send "spoofed" emails. which is making an email look like its from someone the recipent knows, to trick him or her into opening. the company says an investigation is underway. >> pam: developing tonight. powerful storms -- including >> pam: tornadoes in the midwest and south --- have killed more than a dozen people. >> pam: you are loooking at the damage left behind in mayflower arkansas. that's where sunlen serfaty is live tonight. >> reporter: multiple terminals have already been confirmed with a one reportedly as large as a mile wide. chief

meteorologist requested everyone take shelter before walking off set himself. >> it was by far the biggest one i have ever seen. >> reporter: the storm packed plans up to 150 mi. per hour. arkansas gov. the mayflower be getting a firsthand look at the devastation. >> need to get the roast clear a spot as much as you possibly can for easier process. >> reporter: as the committee started to dig out the assessment is just beginning and mississippi. the when door-to-door looking for casualties.

>> reporter: really is so interesting because this covers a large part of the midwest if for society if lance of flesh and the pass stiff fee is essential severe of the initial 13 it severe thunderstorms. >> reporter: i have to save that is only day one and 24 hours since the portals came through this town but people seem to be coping and rebuilding already. we do know that the mud is on the ground and national guard here to help people rebuild president obama spoke on the phone with governor of arkansas promising anyone

resources this committee may need. co aheadmm 1/2unity community >> reporter: >> pam: thank you so much for your update live from the same. scene >> reporter: they tell me that they may be rusty but they are ready for the big game. >> obviously marino on the other side with the level of the guys coming up tonight. >> reporter: superbowl 19

in 1995 they beat the dolphins. >> that is always the biggest deal, can we throw as accurate as we used to? (laughter) >> i am probably the only player that still hasn't. still hasn't has it. (laughter) >> reporter: this is where memorable place happen. plays (cheers & applause) >> the catch with joe montana to the light clocked

far remember correctly and then 1982 championship game. i was happy i was younger than but i remembered it month of the most memorable things at candlestick. >> reporter: the legend of the candlestick and is open to the public press range from $30 to $50. today's edition is one of many at candlestick park before the stadium is demolished. >> reporter: take they'll look in spang in spain.brazilian soccer player dani alves outclassed a fan sunday who taunted him with a racist gesture. take a look at how he handled it.

>> reporter:alves was about to take a corner kick when a villareal fan threw that banana at him. without missing a beat.alves picked up the fruit.peeled it, took a bite and threw it aside.and moved on with the game. >> reporter:after the match, alves said humor is the best way to combat racism in sports. officials for the villareal soccer team say the fan who threw the banana has been banned for life from the stadium. >> jacqueline: it was 75 and concord and antioch, 76 in pleasanton and 74 in seville and redwood city, 72 in san mateo and at the coleslaw and report in the '60s. atthe coast line temps in

the 60's. >> jacqueline: you can see the sun shine we will have a lot more and more tense as we make our way into the work week. still 77 degrees in livermore at this hour. it was stated very much out tonight as we move into the tuesday much warmer than today's in the 80s and 90s this week will we break a record? we will talk more about that in just a bit. >> pam: health for some people are going to get the perfect vacation pictures. numbers of high school graduations and or the bay area stacks up. stocks ended

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or any mattress discounters. mattress discounters good deed dogs helping dogs help people >> reporter:some people can't leave their social media at home. posting pictures, even on holiday! now if you're totally obsessed about making your friends jealous - the new trend is to hire a

professional photographer for your va-cay. professional pictures might not be just for weddings anymore. hotels and travel companies are offering the services of photographers. the option is meant to save travelers the responsibility of taking perfect pictures. there are websites that link both tourists and photogs. the shooters will take your photos at exotic locations.then upload the pics to a website a few days later. some of these services usually require a reservation days.sometimes weeks in advance. most services claim to shoot rain or shine. vicki liviakis kron 4 female narrator: for over 60,000 california foster children

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not everyone can be a foster parent... but anyone can help a foster child. >> pam: good news for california.the graduation rate last school year rose to 80 percent.the fourth straight year it has increased. locally. >> reporter:the county schools with the highest graduation rate was marin.at over 91 percent. the lowest graduation rate.san francisco.at just over 55 percent. the complete list.county by county.is on our website.kron4.com. >> catherine: final exams are approaching for students

across the country. and a new study says swapping a laptop for a pen could help students do better on exams. >> catherine: researchers are pointing to this study as proof the pen might be mightier than the keyboard. students who took notes by hand instead of using a computer performed better on tests. >> catherine: past studies focused mainly on students' capacity to multi-task and the potential for distraction when using their laptops in class. this new research put together by princton university and u-c-l-a suggests finds that if the laptops are being used solely to take notes, they may still be standing in the way of learning as it might lead to shallower >> catherine: in one study, 65 students were divided into smaller groups for a series of lectures then a test. they were given a choice between laptops or pens and paper for note-taking. students who used laptops to take notes performed at a lower level on conceptual >> catherine: the more notes a student took, the better they performed, but those with fewer verbatim notes did better than those who merely

transcribed the words spoken by the lecturer. >> catherine: a week after that test, students were given a chance to review their notes before testing again. once more, similar results. >> pam: the flue season should be over. but health officials are saying a second wave of flu is hitting the u-s. especially in the northeast.carl azuz has this story. >> reporter:it should have ended around march, but according to the folks at the centers for disease control and prevention, the flu season has not left the u-s. >> reporter:federal health officials are saying there are still reports of widespread flu activity in a number of northeast states, including rhode island, connecticut, delaware, maine, new jersey and new york. >> reporter:doctors say the flu season usually begins in december, peaks in january and then wanes around the beginning of spring. the cdc noted that most of the illnesses during peak season were caused by the swine flu or the h-1-n-1 strain. public health officials say the flu strain responsible for the latest outbreak is influenza b. they also noted that anyone who was vaccinated during the 2013- 2014 season should be protected. carl azuz kron 4 news..

>> jacqueline: @ low temperatures warming very quickly by noon. more we thought at the 3:00 hour additional 10 to 15 degrees warming but what we saw today mainly in the '80s. taking a look at satellite and radar picture we do have a system off shore no cloud coverage warm dry winds that will warm our temperatures. a lot of fifties the door to my morning. as we head into the 3:00 hour to see more on that floor of those temperatures leader in the week. 86 in concord and

livermore. >> jacqueline: 88 in morgan hill and the candle. finally in the north bay also in the '80s with a fight in nap but its 86 concern among at san rafael. will probably break some records sunnyvale both days money into the '90s with union city and 90 on thursday and berkeley print here is a look at the

extended forecast in you can check all the want of peter. it lots of '90s on thursday. by friday things will cool down with the sea breeze back at the coast. continuing the cooling trend even by next week maureen is possibly in the forecast current... more rain >> reporter:people beaving badly bulldog: you don't need superpowers to help someone.

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>> reporter:after three decades an urban legend from the early days of video games has come true. over the weekend film crews - with the help of some heavy equipment - dug up thousands of copies of the e-t video game by atari. >> reporter:'e-t' is believed to be one of the worst video games ever made. it was so bad that a some people say atari gave up selling it and shipped millions of copies to a secret dump site. >> reporter:this weekend that dump site turned out to be a landfill in new mexico. crews say they found thousands of e-t game cartridges along with old joysticks and game consoles. >> reporter:one of the game's designers was there to watch the dig. >>" it is totally thrilling to me to see that something i worked on that long ago is still having impact. i still generating entertainment excitement" >> reporter:atari never officialy admitted to getting rid of the game. but it appears that this is >> pam: looking at the san

mateo bridge and it is not to that. it is not to bad. bay bridge toll plaza with no problems at all and moving along quite well. searchers have located the small plane that crashed in the san pablo bay... what is next? >> pam: more news coming up >> pam: more news coming up you know what? why don't you go get some frozen yogurt. i got this. you're so sweet. you got this, right? i do got this. from the shelf, and to your home. starting at $99.

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>> pam: at six. a missing plane that went down in san pablo bay on sunday -- after a mid-air collision. has been located. crews were out on the water today. over to the sheriff's office. tonight -- we're waiting to learn the identity of the pilot onboard the single engine plane. kron 4's scott rates reports from richmond with what (male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> reporter: weiss the terms of handling the situation on behalf of the leak to the right thing for the players to do is to play the game.

>> we will play the game and play with passion and a stricter stills with integrity in class. >> reporter: and donald sterling allowance full force. could the distance themselves fast enough. investigators learning about racist comments made by los angeles clippers owner.the n-b-a is set to announce we begin our team coverage with kron 4's haaziq madyun. >> pam: he reports on how the sterling controversy. >>"i can only tell you what i would do, as an african american man, who is a fan of basketball and knows its history and knows what's right and what's wrong, i would not come to the game tomorrow"

>> reporter:that is what warriors head coach mark jackson says he would if he had a ticket to game 5 of the nba playoffs between his team and the los angeles clippers. this reaction comes in the wake of clippers owner donald sterling's alleged comments regarding african americans recorded during a conversation between sterling and his former girlfriend >>"i wasn't raised the way you were raised" >>"well then if you don't feelthen don't come to my games. don't bring black >> reporter:in protest clippers players turned their warm up jerseys inside out prior to game 4. now jackson says now it is time for fans to make a statement of protest and not just clippers fans "if i am warriors fan i wouldn't show up to the game tomorrow. i am not sitting here saying just clippers fans. that's not what i said. fans! i wouldn't show up. the statements were made towards all of us not just african americans all of us should be insulted. we have all been affected by these statements. we've all been affected by these statements" >> reporter:the impact of fans boycotting the game >>"to me it will make the noise of not being toleratedit is unfortunate but we cannot allow someone with these feeling to profit" >> reporter:and while coach jackson says he is confident that nba commissioner adam silver will make the right decision in terms of handling the situation on behalf of the league, he

says the right thing for the players to dois play the game >>"loud proud statement to make" >> reporter:at the warriors training facility in oakland haaziq madyun kron4news >> reporter:the man at the center of the controversy stayed out of sight today. >> reporter:donald sterling's critics were out in force. and some of the clippers's corporate sponsors could't distance themselves fast enough. >> reporter:those virgin america seat covers, gone from clipper games. they were pullied after these comments appeared on tmz over the weekend >>"it bothers me a lot that you want to broadcast that you're associating with black people. do you have to?" >> reporter:sterling's alleged rant to stiviani convinced virgin america and carmax to cancel their sponsorships. state farm, mercedes, kia and red bull put theirs on today the clipper's cancelled their practice ahead of tomorrow night's playoff game against the warriors. >>i can't tell you how upset i am, our players are >> reporter:tmz says sterling called stiviano on sunday to ask quote "how can we make this go away?" instead, more of the taped convewrsation leaked out. touched off the rant: stiviano with former nba star magic johnson, owns part of the dodgers.

said he might be interested in buying the clippers. the team's official position: it;s not for sale. >> reporter:and we'll continue to follow this developing story online. on kron-4-dot-com. and if you're always on the go. sign up for push alerts to stay up-to-date on the latest news. you can download the kron-4 app on your mobile device. >> pam: the father of the 15- year old boy who survived a journey hidden in the wheel well of an airplane bound for hawaii. says he plans to reunite with his son this week. meanwhile -- we are getting a first look at the stowaway's mother. she says her son has always wouldn't let him. >> pam: the mother lives is a small tent in a refugee camp in eastern ethiopia. authorities say -- yahya -- the teen -- had been arguing with his father at home in santa clara. when he hopped a fence at san jose international airport on april 20th. he climbed into a wheel well >> pam: of a hawaiian airlines plane.. tonight -- the young stowaway is still recovering at a hospital in hawaii. >> pam: the only hospital in west sonoma county has closed down. palm drive hospital in sebastopol shut its doors today after a gradual drop of patients admitted to the hospital. the health care facility's board of directors voted to close the hospital earlier this month. patients who had >> pam: appointments scheduled for dates past today will be contacted and

rescheduled with another provider. officials will later discuss options for the site. including transorming it into an outpatient surgery center. . >> pam: authorites have identified the woman killed in a crash on highway- 80 in el cerrito saturday. the contra costa county coroners office says, the woman was 33-year-old katherine breece of >> pam: the c-h-p says, breece lost control of her car near the westbound potrero avenue exit. around noon. her car rolled several times. no one else was hurt. >> pam: coming up. >> reporter: that is when the collision occurred. the focus now is on recovering the wreckage. because the coming sheriff office has confirmed that they have recovered the wreckage. investigators say what is left of the small aircraft is in water about 13 ft. in

half mile off the richmond shore line officials say the crash happened about one another aircraft collided during flight. bonnie dunn solve the crash happened >> it looks like it was doing a maneuver. something has had to have happened. there were no flames or sparks. we saw the result of its will was freaking me out is that the left. it took off.

>> reporter: they have found it but in order to get down there and that 13 ft. that would have to bring up the plane obviously to get off shore. the coast guard has identified the name of the pilot but they have not released it to us. kron 4 news star rates. >> pam: the storm growing in the deadly tornadoes would be to lose several states we are tracking the damage and devastation. >> pam: >> jacqueline: much warmer tomorrow we could even brett record temperatures more about that coming right up [doorbell rings]

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users download a security toolkit from microsoft or use another browser until an update becomes available. >> pam: coming up at 8 -- kron4's tech reporter gabe slate will show just how widespread the problem is. and what you can do to protect yourself. >> pam: america online says they have suffered a security breach that's putting - quote- "a significant number" of it's user's accounts in jeoperdy. >> pam: a-o-l says e-mail adresses. passwords and even street addresses may be in the hands of hackers. the company believes spammers are using the information to trick people into opening spam e-mails. they say spammers make the e-mails look like they are coming from someone the recipient knows. still ahead. >> pam: >> pam: technology and driverless cars go hand in hand. google working to master letting the car have to lift a finger. >> pam: plus -- muni fight off crime to make riders feel safe. next

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dramatic drop in crime onboard their buses, trains and streetcars. kron4's maureen kelly has the numbers and the reason behind the decline. >> reporter:they've been tracking the crime trend since last may.one reason muni is crediting for the dramatic drop. the fact that they got extra funding from the t-s-a to get more cops on board. to help fight terrorism.but those extra uniforms are also helping to deter common theives. >> reporter:while it wasn't uncommon for 50-60 robberies a month on muni.it's now down to 10-15 a month. >> reporter:the other thing that muni says is helping.is their eyes up phones down public launched last august.and while it's still not hard to find people with their faces glued to their devices.muni for spokeman paul rose they need to continue to get the message across to riders >> reporter:the tsa funding for extra support for muni is expected to continue until the end of the year.

>> people should be vigilant about their surroundings as well on muni please put your cellphone awake and to be aware of your surroundings. maureen kelly kron4 news. >> pam: the jury reached a not guilty verdict in the peeking trial of sonoma county supervisor efren carrillo. the judge told the jury to deliberate on a lesser charge. after the jury was unable to reach a unanimous verdict on the peeking charge. >> pam: carrillo was accused of looking into his neighbor's window. while dressed in his underwear last year. and was arrested. >> pam: the jury intially reached a verdict last week -- but one juror changed their mind at the last minute. >> pam: >> reporter:the parents of a fresno girl who was abudcted can breath a sigh of relief tonight. fresno county sherrifs have found three-year-old tanya ruiz alive this morning.and she's been reunited with her family.

the sherrif's office says her suspected abductor has not been caught. little tanya ruiz was found this morning, awake and alert in a field. in the small central valley city of huron. >> reporter:that's where authorities say she was abducted last night.just before 8:00. the man police are looking for is described only as hispanic, about 30 years old, long hair.and he was wearing a red shirt and red hat. >> catherine: a huge leap in the field of stem cell research. for the first time - scientists say they've cloned stem cells which genetically match adult patients. >> catherine: the findings are published in two studies this month. scientists were able to clone by using a patient's skin cells and injecting them into an egg. the process is called 'nuclear transfer.' then those cloned stem cells can potentially develop into any kind of tissue in the body. >> catherine: from growing organs to fighting diabetes - it's hoped that many medicalthe research is still controversial however - because of the use of human embryos. using stem cells destroys

embryos.which have the potential to develop into a human being. >> pam: google's perfecting what it's driverless car can do. the leader of the google project today said the tech giant's test vehicles are becoming more adept at city driving. >> pam: the team has made improvements to the driverless cars to get around many urban traffic situations. such as jaywalkers, bicyclists and blind corners. google as a fleet of retrofitted lexus s-u-v's with sensors. that navigate around the obstacles and avoid crashes. >> pam: google wants to get driverless cars on the streets by 2017. >> jacqueline: a lot of 70 degree readings of around the bay area. 77 in livermore, 76 in pleasanton and 71 in fremont and 74 in sunnyvale. nicosia the sunshine over the bay will be clear for the next

several days. and a lot warmer for a matter of fact creek into the tuesday we will want another 10 to 15 degrees below sought to died. later this week more and the season and '90s potentially breaking the record >> jacqueline: even the '80s by noon. to picture that we will hit by noon will be warmer than what we saw for all of today. the 3:00 i work conditioning and the torch on your screen grid was to look in your neighborhood starting in the south bay. at 85 in cupertino, 84 in redwood city and east bay debt and leadbelly's in the upper 80s for your to stay in your 90 in the antioch area. 79 in

richmond and at the coastline will be warmer tomorrow and the low seventies 77 in berkeley had been the case in the north bay. looking ahead even warmer than that. talking 96 and union city. 94 on thursday for it warmly trend continue all the way through thursday that will be our warmest day of the week of the sea breeze winds will start picking that up at coming back with in a vengeance. >> catherine: in south korea.people are outraged at a piece of video that shows the captain of the doomed ferry -- scrambling off the ship in his underwear. it was taken as rescuers reached the ferry april 16th.

it shows the captain being one of the very first people to be taken to safety. as scores of young students were trapped below deck. today some of those rescue crews talked to reporters. and they were asked if they realized they were saving the captain. >> reporter: know absolutely not i did not find out until later. he was told everyone to get off the boat off the boat and get into the water. >> catherine: as for why crew members were seemingly being helped faster than passengers. the coast guard says people were just dropping into the water, and they couldn't tell who was crew - and who wasn't. >> catherine: the captain and more than a dozen other staffers have been arrested. divers, meantime are searching for more bodies. the search was postponed over the weekend because of bad weather and strong currents. >> catherine: more than a hundred people are still unaccounted for. >> pam: coming up. >> pam: a one-of-a-kind aerobatic stunt. all captured on camera. it might seem like someone

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community and beyond and it is important to understand why. our goal: foster dialogue on the intersection of language and gender and sexual identities. words mean something. think before you talk. what part of freedom of understand. carlos: it's necessary if you want to have a better more caring society, with less ignorant close minded humans, that don't know any better >> reporter:they are the music world's power couple. and they're coming to play at att park! we're talking about beyonce and jay z. in concert in san francisco tuesday night august 5th. >> reporter:today beyonce and jay z announced plans for a summer tour -- together! the superstar couple's "on the run" tour kicks off in june. it includes stops in 16 north american cities, including here in the bay area. >> reporter:jay z and beyonce are also using the tour as a way to give back: >> reporter:a dollar from each ticket sold will go toward the shawn carter foundation, an organization that helps students from underserved groups go to college. tickets go on sale to the general public may 2nd. pam? >> pam: still ahead at six- thirty. clippers controversy. the team's owner caught up

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>> reporter: in protest of racial insensitivity allegedly made by clippers owner mr. starling. >> i would not show up as a fan whether i was a warrior or clippers fan. >> reporter: crime is down and the biggest drop has been cellphone robberies on the muni. crediting the

decision to employ more uniformed police officers of port muni. which reminds writers to be more aware of their surroundings. >> reporter: issued a major on-line warning do not use internet explorer and to date issued an update for security hole that has been discovered. this affects a lot of people. experts advise people to use a different browsers like fire fox or chrome. this security hole allows hackers to control your computer remotely and gain access to your system to the information. >> reporter: the game will

see montana and jerry rice face off against a team of been f l star's captain by dan marino. one of many to celebrate candlestick park before the stadium is demolished later this year. 20,000 hours in the air. >> pam: approves in san jose has identified the nine year old boy who died inside his father's s u b earlier

this month the boy's name was jim bonnie hernandez he died of an elevated body temperature after spending the entire court day in his father's car. the father had forgot to drop the baby off finding his son unconscious in the car seat after he got off work. >> jacqueline: as we head into tuesday 10 to 15 degrees warmer than today. running into the '80s for the most part. let's take a look at the numbers around the bay area tomorrow 70 at the coast line. 80 in san mateo and 84 in redwood city. 80 in san leandro and 79. 89 in brentwood and

antioch. 85 in danville, and 87 with 86 in campbell and 82 for mountain dew. now but 86 in sonoma >> jacqueline: we are talking about 90 practically bay area wide by thursday. wednesday with 90 in berkeley the '90s both days% ramon. here is a look at the extended forecast the won the trend going to return thursday and then pulling in a friday. making a big difference this weekend with more fog and much cooler temperatures.

>> pam: the hiker reported themselves lost by cellphone and the rescue crew found him this morning it was cold and but expected to be ok. after falling 30 ft. a hiker in yosemite it was found last week. >> catherine: this after tornado killed at least 60 people yesterday all but two in arkansas. the president has sent his condolences if the mud and is ready to provide help. several tornadoes have been confirmed and one reporter leaked a mile wide. the head

winds up to 150 mi. an hour. that is a local tv weatherman requesting everyone take shelter before he left the sect. and woman in mississippi has died after her car blew off the road near tupelo. >> pam: there is no word on and exactly who will cover the cost officials say that it will become more intense underwater search and the malaysian airliner and take months to complete the underwater some of this part of the ongoing search mission and the south indian ocean. there have been scouring the ocean floor for traces that have come up and

before and up from a number of disparate >> therefore we are moving from current side to be side with his father's which is searching the ocean floor over a much larger area. >> pam: coming up tonight to have to see it to believe it.

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>> reporter: this is video choke and aren't doing flips and spans. look at that. chuck aaron doing stunts like these! >> reporter:paul simon and his wife. is their marriage, like the song. a "bridge over troubled water?" return to index of >> reporter:singer- songwriter paul simon and wife - singer edie brickell were in a connecticut courtroom today after their arrest on disorderly conduct charges.

>> reporter:simon told the judge the two "just had an argument" saturday night and brickell agreed. >> reporter:the judge did not issue a protective order that would have kept the 72- year-old simon and 47-year- old brickell apart. >> reporter:simon said neither one of them feels threatened by the other and they planned to "see our son's baseball game this afternoon." >> reporter:the two will be back in court on may 16-th. and a reminder, you can get all your entertainment news here on kron-4. the insider starts at 7:00, followed by entertainment tonight at 7:30. return to index of stories... make short sweet and simple. >> pam: still ahead tonight more reaction to the clippers owner donald sterling. it plans should

the clippers have done more in protest to their owner gary will weigh in on that next with sports so what we're looking for

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>> reporter: (male announcer): it's now time for gary radnich from the jack in the box sports desk. >> gary:good evening everyone! >> as a fan of the warriors and clippers... i would not show up >> gary: you could have had

players from both teams the clippers in the warrior spirit not show up. until this decision is of minstar is made on sterling, output for at 11:00 tomorrow the new commissioner will basically work for the boehner if you ask me my guess right off is they will throw the book at this guy as much as they can get in on the one story the jump out at me that makes you scratch your head is that, he bought the team from somewhere between 15 and $20 million. many years ago is now worth a lease 750 million to $8 billion. and how did he make this money?

basically, off the deep back of african american basketball players. >> pam: exactly. >> gary: use your head. i said it appears that this young woman setup up. why else would so what in their '30's be with the 80 year old man? the list came out today of all the items that sterling has purchased for her. >> gary: sterling's estranged wife is now suing stating that it through illegal means a she took the money. so at the end of the day at a book will be thrown at him. >> pam: aside whatever

reasons work to home for her releasing this information is about to be used in his lifestyle. i think that is the issue. >> gary: as a journalist i believe pitcher taking a better attack the and i am. tact. >> gary: she does not matter. the words that came out is what matters. i'm showing you what a complete buffoon he is that he also let this young woman take advantage of you at that age. at the end of the date is... >> gary: this is a topic that someone or everyone is talking about. everyone in has interests in this story.

>> gary: had a number of guys that these guys have been placed so much money so they go out and play but have you ever worked for a company to relate to the audience if you ever work for someone, who you do not respect we'd think it's stupid. is pretty hard to run through a wall for him. the show in their performance sunday these guys were lack luster and a matter how much money you make if you do not respect to you are working for it is that tendency not to go all out. are they letting their own race down by going out to play or being consumed as the guys they just want money? i love the dock

richters but i have a hunch that they will have him ready to play. doc rivers. >> gary: magic has a lot of factors billions upon billions and that is the battle cry there. he was so closely associated with the lakers. his beloved dr. not with him it would be something if magic indeed took over. >> if someone is to be racist o.k. that's the thing. but when you are in deep position of power and

you can take opportunities and jobs from people that is when we have an issue. we cannot have it in the eight boehner that is discriminating against or truly black leakproof league >> i think is hard for some i think it is hard for him to come back from something like this. for >> this is going in exactly the opposite direction of bringing people together. >> seeing a lot of money into the pocket but at the same time he does not want us in the coming out or come to the clipper game so i do believe he should step down. >> gary: when you mess with magic and loss angeles you have to ago curren

>> gary: what to do with a donald sterling? >> gary: the clippers and and they ought j. o'neill >> gary: the second tier jerseys or to speak they turned inside out so you did not see the clippers name and this is a warrior germaine's o'neill said >> they are not the on was to have to deal with this. when you have to question their owner are all other owners in the leak thinking like this in places everyone in the same boat. we had these conversations and carolina because we still fly the confederate flag and our city. so these are real

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"the insider" with perspective. >> he has to be suspended. >> hollywood fires off on the clippers' racism scandal. >> i will remove all the black people from my instagram. >> magic johnson at the center of the controversy. >> you don't respect me. >> emerges by his wife's side. >> his alleged mistress hits the road. >> do you think i'm a racist? >> i don't think you are a racist. >> yes, you do. >> beyonce and jay-z on tour. >> beyonce has an obligation not to put out exploitive garbage. >> gwen stefani joining the "voice." >> i plan to retire. >> debbie takes unside "the

view's" farewell. >> the latest celebrity news delivered to you 24/7. l.a. clippers' owner donald sterling and the racism scandal. rocking the nba. who is the lady behind it all? i'm kevin frazier. >> i'm thea andrews. her conversations were leaked online. >> major sponsors are pulling the support of the l.a. clippers. what's next for the team as the owner comes out of hiding? >> are you a racist? >> of course not. >> people want to know. >> donald sterling and his wife shelly hammered with questions leaving a steakhouse in downtown l.a. last night. >> accusations, are they true? >> forget it. it's not true. >> not true? >> of course not. >> the tape speaks for itself. >> listen again. it sounds like mrs. sterling is about to say the tape was altered, but she stops herself.