and the breaking news this morning a 6.6 earthquake hitting 160-miles off the coast of the mexico. it happened shortly after 6:00 this morning. as of now, no reports of any injuries. but folks in the area are expecting aftershocks. also a warn has been sent out for possible tsunamis for residents that live in coastal areas. thanks for joining us. >> happy sunday, everyone. first we want to go to more breaking news from overnight. seven people are dead after a ferry carrying about a hundred passengers capsized this morning. here are some pictures from the river where the ferry went

down. at least one of those killed was a child. the ferry was reportedly hit by a cargo vessel. some people were trapped after the boat submerged. they're looking into whether over crowding could have been a problem. they think -- we will continue to more on this story as it develops. and it's a foggy start to the morning in some spots of the bay area. some overcast there in the live look of the bay bridge in san francisco but another spring- like day. maybe a little bit cooler compared to yesterday. >> that's right. here's why. we have this low pressure system and so rain even some snow coming off the mountains in southern california. it's bringing some heavy snow to the four corners region of the country. arkansas expected to get some

snow and rain. we do have active weather across the u.s. you can see this band of rain actually pushing off the eastern seaboard. this is what we're dealing with. some of the system is bringing our temperatures down a bit. it's also bringing windy conditions to the higher elevation in the north bay. we could see a few sprinkles, just an isolated shower or two. so like we mentioned it's foggy for parts of the bay. the fog not nearly as widespread. you're seeing just above a mile. a little extra time. temperatures in the low to upper 40s. we will see 60s as we head into the afternoon. pretty mild conditions. most of us will maintain dry weather. more of the same as we head into early next. finally a chance for showers in the forecast. i'll have full details coming up in 15 minutes. >> thank you. new this morning, the islamic

state terror group has released you can see the prisoners. they're believed to be kurdish soldiers. the fighters are on the back of truck and driven through crowded streets. the video -- but does not directly claim the prisoner's were killed. they happened the most successful in the battle against isis militants in iraq. >> a somalia based group -- still images from the video released yesterday. a man speaking english called for an assault. it mentioned the mall of america in minnesota and the west edmonton mall. both malls have increased security. the group that released the

video was responsible for the attack that killed 16 people. following a fire saturday afternoon in san francisco. that blaze ripping through three apartment buildings at 15 and church street. andy anderson is live with a look at the damage left over for that fire. annie? >> reporter: the street here at 15th and church is fairly quiet after the fire ?raised those 19 people. there's quite a lot of damage done on those two buildings. one appears to be a house and the other an apartment complex. it broke out around 4:11:00 p.m. yesterday and it took firefighters more than 20 minutes to put out all of the fire. now the dispatcher said early on that two buildings were on fire. they were able to contain the

blaze to those two buildings. no injuries were reported. i called the firefighter and they haven't responded to my call back. i'm hoping to hear from them soon. marty? >> reporting live from san francisco. annie? >> in other bay area news two men are suffering minor injuries after their car fell 200 feet down a cliff. it happened yesterday morning at grizly peak boulevard. they repelled down the cliff. found the two young men and were able to walk them you want hill. the incident remains under investigation. coming up, a walnut creek family shares their touching story about coming together for a much-needed, life-saving kidney donation. >> who's going to take home the biggest awards tonight? we'll preview the awards show

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boll -- >> they have been one of the most popular forms of entertainment in india. the 2007 film is one example of this type of movie. a global sennation. when its upbeat music -- it's also a great workout. because it combines aerobic activity with movements that strengthen the core. >> the dance is phenomenal exercise. you take a look at any professional dancer and there's your evidence. >> that's why the craze is sweeping across the country. >> it's a full body exercise. it's about coordination, there's a lot of movement. it's an entire body workout. >> the style of dance has a very fast pace but requires a great amount of control. >> there's a lot of strength training and also improved balance. >> running or jogging that's not really a strength training.

something like dancing it probably does involve using your core body muscles a lot more. >> keeping up is motivation for keeping going. >> we're all sold. we'll have to do a class together. we'll invite them in the studio. coming up, one of the greatest moments in olympic history celebrates its 35th history. >> do you believe in miracles? >> take a live look outside. some fog and overcast in the background. 46 degrees. warming up to 70 degrees in oakland later today. we'll have ericka along with the forecast coming up right after the break.

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this is unfortunate. it's forced the cancellation of a major cross country ski race. the great ski race is about 18- miles long and runs between tahoe city and tucky. this is the third time had it to be cancelled due to very little snow. >> a sign of the times, isn't it? but it's ironic that today there's expecting snow in the sierra. >> not a whole lot but they could get a little snow. we could get a little rain south of san jose. that's something; right? more rain next weekend. >> oh, good. >> so finally something in the forecast. it's usually the end or the beginning of the month. have you noticed that? >> that's true. >> good point. >> a live look outside at conditions in san francisco. here's a live look at the bay bridge this morning. it's a little hazy out there.

some pockets of dense fog. 5-miles. visibility at about 4-miles in concord. take a look at oakland. in addition to the fog, we also have a pretty windy weather. for the delta, that's where we have the wind advisory in effect through 6:00 this evening. we're talking about a northerly wind between 15 and 20 miles an hour. gusts town 40. so it looks like the windy weather down trees, down power lines a possibility. keep that in mind. something we will continue to follow. it will be breezy into the afternoon. it's also going to be a little cooler today. temperatures in the south bay. the valley hitting 66. 65 for fremont. a high of 67 degrees. so all in all most locations still trending above average.

lots of sunshine. we will make our way into mid- 60s and 70 across the bay in oakland. high pressure weakening just a bit. we finally see some activity here on satellite and radar. we're dealing with some snow showers right now. we could see an isolated thunderstorm closer to monteray. in terms of what's ahead, here's a look at your extended forecast. much of the same into tomorrow. lots of sunshine. increasing cloud cover into friday. saturday, a 20 to 30% chance of rain. annie? thank you. a san francisco man is behind bars on suspicion of selling invalid disneyland tickets. when the family got to the parks, they were told they

weren't valid. they had to pay for new tickets. he was ready to sell more bad tickets when they arrested him. a dutch man is in stable condition after he accidently fell from the so-called world's end. that's a steep cliff. that is one of -- he fell off when he stepped back to take a picture. he fell nearly 4,000 feet and fell on top of a tree. officially say he's the person to ever survive the fall. very lucky. >> very lucky. also happening today in hollywood, it's their biggest night. this is time lapse video of the crews transforming the hollywood boulevard into a red carpet staging area. you can see the bleachers going up there in hollywood. should be a big night and the competition at this year's show, of course, is very fierce. stephanie takes a look at some of the favorites expected to

win big tonight. >> ready to have some fun? >> yeah. >> after 12 years in production, will boyhood bring home best picture at this year's oscars? or will bird man sort with the nine nominations? >> you were a movie star, remember? >> the two critical favorites face off the tightest oscar race in a decade. >> they must be so close a third movie could sneak in here. are you listening, american sniper? >> she's carrying something. >> $300 million so far and counting. it's unprecedented to see that kind of success jump into the oscar race at the last minute. >> could late season buzz around american sniper mean bradley cooper wins best actor? >> are you all right? >> yeah. >> he'll have to break into the battle between michael keaton >> let's make a comeback. >> and eddie redmain.

>> i don't know what's coming. >> having swept the season so far, moore is the front runner for best actress playing a woman with alzheimer's in still alice. strong female performances are getting academy kudos but in the ranks of the other nominees, a boy's club. >> there's hardly any women. black female director who would have made history had she going a directing nomination didn't get nominated. >> it's a lack of diversity. >> it's an all-white lineup. they had an opportunity to nominate people for thread actor. >> that's a disappointment to many after 2014 -- and mexican born took home best actor.

the 2015 nominations should be -- still struggling for academy recognition. >> i feel as if we have, you know, an incredible pool of talent. i think that we just need to look at the opportunities of creating more diversify -- the mexican director is favored to home the directing oscar for bird man. 2015 could just be a year of opportunity seized. stephanie illum, cnn hollywood. >> we'll have a complete list of all the winners and the four things you need to know. it starts at 5:30 this afternoon and also if you're a big movie buff, put your knowledge to the test. take your academy awards trivia quiz. can neil patrick harris move up

to -- remember that selfie. we have all that for you. >> big shoes to fill. i loved ellen last year. >> ellen was great. >> i like neil patrick harris. >> he's so talented he can do anything. a big musical number with him tonight. >> for sure. and comingen on kron4 the first outdoor hockey game at levi stadium. >> a little bit of sunshine this sunday morning and looking at conditions in san jose where it should warm up to 67 degrees. we'll be right back.

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yes. >> one of the biggest moments in sports history. the miracle on ice. hockey's david and goliath. saturday in new york the team -- the american team was back to celebrate the anniversary of the miracle on ice. there they are. and many of the players say they still feel young at heart and that's it's emotional to be back together again. >> do you think we're grown men? >> not happening. >> that's when i get emotional. in the lockerroom, get emotional. start to thinking about what -- where you sat. >> great to see that team back together again. it was made up of amateur

players. olympic teams made up of professional athletes. >> it was a big turnout for a game that was supposed to be about northern california. more 70,000 fans attended the nhl's outdoor stadium series game between the kings and sharks at levi stadium. the so cal still rules hockey. ruining the first outdoor game with a 2-1 victory. although many fans went for the rivalry, some fans just went to experience the outdoor e.. event. >> how does it compare to an indoor game? >> we just thought you wouldn't see anything. >> follow the puck. it's like low def tv. just follow the players. whoever has their stick on the ice, that's how has the puck. >> 57 degrees at puck drop.

inside levi stadium which including make-shift shark pools. while the kings have won seven in a row. it's a good looking stadium. looks really nice. >> yeah. >> coming up sunday night -- it's the giants will win the fourth world series if -- >> the sunday night at night right after the news.

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that massive fire ripped through three apartment buildings in the mission district. this happened yesterday afternoon near 15th and church street. one firefighter suffered minor exhaustion. crews rescued two cats the fire formed 12 people out of their homes. >> and the latest storm to hit the country is expected to bring snow, sleet and freezing rain. as we take this live look at new york city this morning. at least 8 inches of snow is expected to fall across the northeast today. highs near the mid-30s in boston, portland and maine. want to bring it home as we take a live look at the sierra. this is a live view from heavenly ski resort. there's a lot of blowing snow and white out conditions there. >> see some windy conditions up there. yeah. checking up on our tahoe

forecast and bay area is ericka. good morning >> reporter: good morning. we do have some snow developing right now. snow shares -- showers as the lower levels. parts of the bay area -- a sprinkle or two as we head into the afternoon. as we turn our attention to the bay area forecast, here's a live look outside at the golden gate bridge. crystal clear conditions on this sunday morning. we do have some fog north of the -- and we're dealing with a windy weather for parts of bay area. a wind advisory for a look at the delta. sustained winds up to 4 miles an hour in fairfield. 6 miles an hour in wind -- same for those of you in hayward. all in all, highs in the cooler side today. we will see similar weather as we head into tomorrow. 70 in the middle of the week but for those of you crossing your fingers for rain that's

back in the forecast as we head into next weekend. the details on that in about 15 minutes. >> thanks. three people were injured and two other rescued in a one- alarm fire last night. it happened at the travel in near webster street. it broke out around 7:30. a man and woman were found in the room suffering from third- degree burns. they are still looking into the cause of the fire. police are also on the hunt for this man who they say tried to kidnap a teenager near her home. shortly after 3:00 friday afternoon when the teen was walking home from school. officers say he physically tried to pull the teen into his car but the 14-year-old girl was able to get away. she ran inside a nearby house and then called police. the suspect is described as hispanic in his 20s. clean sheathe with dark eyes.

the hayward police department has increased patrols in the area. >> world news this morning isis has reportedly seized armored vehicles. in this video, you can see isis fighters have taken over an iraqi base in the desert. they got their hands on do -- ammunition clips and humvees if they're up to the challenge of driving isis out of the city. >> has conducted a crash training course. they're currently about 3,200 under going that. 2,000 have already graduated. going into the city of almost 2 million people some of the inhabitants before it was driven out is going to be difficult. >> there's no confirmation as to when the video was shot but

they've planned a major offensive to take back the stronghold. a new government report warps that the domestic terror could be a bigger concern. nick has that story. >> reporter: from california to florida. all across the united states, sporadic attacks on law enforcement from sovereign citizen extremists. a new estimate at the department of homeland security puts a focus on domestic terror threats. >> unfortunately there's a number of those throughout the united states that we have to be concerned about. >> deadly plots like this one last year in coming, georgia. smoke -- he showed up ready to kill. they show up and killed him after he was trying to driest suv inside the courthouse. there may be thousands of

others out there like marx ready to attack. >> we've been talking about the international terrorism threat but there's also domestic groups that are just as concerning that we worry about in the united states. >> a local survey listed terrorists ahead of -- isis and domestic militia groups. by some estimates there are 300,000 sovereign citizens in the united states today. >> they're beliefs go back about 20 or 25 years. they believe the golf has no jurisdiction over there. but law enforcement officers as the primary target. >> they have no basis in reality. they often basically are telling people they can get something for nothing. they don't have to pay their taxes. they don't have to pay their credit card debt.

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wife and his own son. they spoke with the family. >> in his late 40s his kidneys began to fail. >> bit time i was 50 it's now or never. you need a transplant or go on dialysis. >> she immediately volunteered to give one of her kidneys. wasn't a perfect match but a transplant was possible. >> after six weeks i was able to go back to work. >> he made a full recovery but her donated kidney began to fail. >> they brought me in for an immediate biopsy. his 19-year-old son made a decision. >> i just -- i remember asking my mom first. thought i stepped up. can i do this? it was a good option, better

than dialings. >> his doctors and parents encouraged him to give his decision a second thought. >> probably maybe wanted to do it more. i'm capable of making this show. i want to do it. >> we made it very clear i could survive a very, very long time. he didn't have to do this but he wanted to do. it was a gift of love. >> on december 18th surgeons successful transplanted his kidney into his father. chris and his son are getting back to their normal lives. >> it's like a new engine. >> in a month i'll be pretty much fine. just got to take it easy. >> i'm very proud and very grateful. >> in walnut creek. charles cliff ford. >> our political analyst joins us to talk about president obama wanting to step up the fight. >> a live look outside. a live lock at the conditions in livermore right now.

it's 50 degrees. looking for a high of 63. we will see some breezy conditions throughout the afternoon.

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good morning. thanks for sending your weekend with kron4. we do have some changes in store for today. a little bit of patchy fog north of that camera shot. temperatures a little cold they are morning. 38 degrees. 47 in san jose. pretty mild in san francisco. starting the -- we do have that wind to deal with. it was pretty easier overnight and the wind definitely howling. 24 miles an hour sustained winds there. 6 miles an hour for both oakland and hayward. a wind advisory until 6:00 this morning. down trees, town power lines are a possibility.

as we head into the afternoon, temperatures still trending above average for today. with that said, low 60s. 70 your high in oakland. downtown san francisco a high of 66 degrees. and 67 expected in sunny vail. dry weather. that's what we're dealing with here in the bay area. check this out. some activity on satellite and radar. snow showers impacted the sierra nevada right now. we could see an isolated sprinkle or two south of san jose. a close low pressure system bringing rain to our east but it's rotating around and it's bringing some moisture -- as we head into the next couple of days, temperatures in the upper 60s. take a look at friday. that's the transition day. temperatures will drop. we'll notice an increase this cloud cover and looks like wet weather back in the picture as we head into next weekend. marty? >> thank you. for the first time in years, in 13 years actually, congress is

mulling over a presidential request for authority to use military force. >> he wants that authority to fight isis. to talk about that is political analyst michael. michael, president obama's asking for broader powers. what exactly does he mean by that? what he's trying to do is establish a basis for u.s. presidents to use military advisories. he's trying to set some ground rules. this is partly what he wants to do. they've been relying on these authorization for military force based on the iraq war. which makes no sense anymore. so what he's trying to say is i need to go after isis and when other presidents need to go after isis the only caveat is i want to be able to do everything -- that doesn't rule out limited combat operations and so you have this dichotomy where republicans who have been

critical of the president for years over his expanded use of executive authority now want to give him as much executive authority as they can and democrats who have been touting his broad executive authority especially when it comes to health care is we want to ratchet is back a little more. this interesting debate between the democrats and the republicans and the administration hasn't yet decided which way it's going to come down. >> where do you see this debate ending up? >> i think it'll end up in a vote and a vote giving the president the authority that he needs. the question is going to be are they -- are the republicans going to try to negotiate even broader language for bootings on ground? and this -- you see this -- it was not a leak by accident that the -- we're trying to train the -- iranians and the kurds to take back -- the question is

how involved will american advisory be in there. will it be more than advisories? special forces? this resolution directly goes toward that. and i feel a feeling that that information was put out. they've got to act very fast and what exactly do you want our role to be? directing artillery fire? want them and engaging in military? we'll see. >> but -- more harm than good because of the troops will be limited in fighting isis and other extremists. >> i think what they're saying is they won't limited. once you're in a fire fight you got to do what you got to do but this is hamstring a further president from taking even bigger action if bigger action is needed. we'll see. >> let's turn our attention to the ukraine. the so-called cease-fire that's starting to collapse.

where do you see things going there in terms of washington putting any type of influence on -- >> washington is essentially take an backseat to the eu. what's happened is that when the president casually -- might want to send heavy weapons to the ukrainians, all of a sudden the europeans rushed in because they want to see an explosion of this war. what they have done is essentially -- you see a lot of critics talking about it. a knew -- yeah, yeah whatever. you saw what happened. putin got a cease-fire that he wanted which was on his own terms on his own timetable so the big -- they were able to take three days after the cease- fire. that solidifies his gains in the eastern ukraine. >> that was a key gain for

putin. they're not on the verge of collapse. do you agree with that? >> i would think they're -- could be on the road to it. >> turning our attention domestically, former new york mayor made some headlines recently in his discussion of president obama saying that he hasn't heard the president say he loves america. >> he did it at a speak for scott walker but now no one remember he was at the dinner. >> i mean, this is another in a line of attacks against a president and i think you just got to say it's because he's not white. because the attacks on his patriotism starting with the birther movement from that point on with his middle name etc. this is just giuliani being giuliani. it goes out to and reenforces the fact that a lot of people

out there who disbelieve the president's patriotism because he's in the white. >> yeah. >> okay. our political analyst michael thanks for joining us. we'll have more coming up in the kron4 news as it continues after the break. you can find a new frontier. there's nothing stopping you and a lot helping you. technology that's with you always. this is our promise.

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welcome back. a little boy is getting a big wish and a very special day. here's the sweet story. >> he's already faced battles most of us can only imagine. diagnosed at 2 with leukemia, he's -- he's a normal little boy with dream and heroes and today he met one. woody from the toy story movie scooped him up and put him in the front of a parade. there was a marching bone and the crowd of people he'd never met. a lot for a little boy to take in. >> we told him that he's going

to find out what his wish was going to be and he's just excited. >> super nervous. he did really good today though. >> and -- he was giving high fives, posing for pictures. the biggest surprise his wish to go to disney world. >> all these people came out today to celebrate just you to tell you on the count of three -- disneyland. >> the trip funded by a local autodealer has long been involved with the cancer society. >> that's what you got to wear at disneyland. >> overwhelm for a brave little boy in the midst of a struggle but an emotional moment for everyone there. >> it's hard to see a little kid like that and everybody else so healthy and he's just fighting. >> he got diagnosed you never know if you're going to do a

make a wish trip. the people that are willing to come and show support for a child they've never met. >> love that smile. still ahead, the curtain goes up on the silicon film festival. also one of the films directors to talk about what to expect. investigators are trying to figure out the cause for this fire that broke out friday. a live report.

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that's exiting. it's out in the atlantic but take a look at the mid-section. heavy snow impacting nebraska, oklahoma, even the four corners expected to get up to 3-inchs of snow for today. heavy rain right now impacting the texas area so wouldn't be surprised if he see any cancellations on flights. some show showers pushing off some the southern california mountains and this low pressure is rotating around and bringing a few showers to places like gillroy also dealing with some snow in the sierra, nevada. that's something we will continue to see as we head into the afternoon. as we take a live look outside for the most part clear conditions, temperatures in the 40s. it's breezy out there. we have a wind advisory through 6:00 this evening. wind gusts up to 40 miles an hour. so down trees and down power lines are a possibility.

as we head into the afternoon temperatures will be in the low to upper 60s. so all in all temperatures above average this time of year. widespread rain as we head into the next weekend. details coming up in 15 minutes. >> thank you so much. happening right now fire investigators trying to figure out this blaze in the mission driblghts yesterday. >> the flames damaged three buildings and 15th and church street. you can see the thick, black smoke pouring into the air. this morning more than a dozen people are without a home. >> kron4 is back at the scene this morning an annie, we understand you have some video that was shot by somebody that lives in the area. >> reporter: yes. we just got video late last night from a neighbor and just how intense the fire was. now it shows flames shooting up from both of the buildings. and heavy smoke as firefighters were battling the blaze. there were no injuries but one

firefighter did suffer minor exhaustion. we're told that he is okay right now though. there were two cats who had to be rescued including one that needed to be helped with cpr. the area is just starting to be awacken right now. there's tape keeping people out of area. we're hoping that more people start to wake up and look around, they can find out more about what happened. diana place that call to thed if. i'm still waiting on a call back. so hopefully that will come soon. all right. that's annie anderson live from san francisco. thank you. >> and that fire comes about 3 week after a massive four-alarm fire in the mission district. here's some video of the deadly mission district fire back in january. one person was killed, several others injured and dozens were forced out of their homes as

well and the cause still under investigation. >> and breaking news this morning a magnitude 6.2 earthquake hit 160-miles off the coast of mexico. originally measured at a magnitude of 6.6 but it's been down graded to 6.2 earthquake. it struck shortly after 6:00 this morning as of now no reports of any injuries. expecting aftershocks throughout the day. a warning for possible tsunami for residents who live in coastal areas. >> want to go to more breaking news from overnight. seven people are dead after a ferry carrying about 100 passengers capsized on a river in bangladesh this morning. these are pictures from the river where the ferry went down. at least one of those killed was a child. the ferry was hit by cargo vessel. investigators are looking into whether overcrowding may be the

problem. last august a ferry filled to more than twice the capacity sank in bangladesh killing a hundred people. we'll continue to have more on this story as it develops. the islamic state terror group has released a new video showing almost two dozen prisoners in small cages and here is a screen grab from the video. the prisoners wearing orange are believed to be -- in iraq. the video eludes the prisoners death but not does directly claim they were killed. they have been among the most successful in the battle against isis militants in iraq. >> a sow -- attacks on shopping malls. these are still images that are from a video from saturday. in it a man speaking english calls for an assault on shopping malls in the u.s.,

canada and the u.k. the mall of america in minnesota and the west edmonton mall. they've increased security. the group that released the video was responsible for the attack in kenya that killed more than 60 people. coming up, a man falls 4,000 feet down a cliff and lives to tell the tale. we'll tell you how he managed to survive. >> and the 25th annual festival kicks off this weekend. a preview of the films that will shown. >> a walnut creek family comes together for a life-changing kidney donation. we'll hear from them on their touching story.

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he sold tickets to a family of four for $500. but when the family got to the park, they were told the tickets weren't valid. so the family had to pay for new tickets. police say he was ready to sell more invalid tickets when he was arrested. >> a walnut creek family knows about the gift of life. a second kidney transplant when his kidney began to fail his wife immediately volunteered to give him one of hers. but about five years later it began to fail. last fall, he went on dialysis and that's when his 19-year-old son decided to donate one of his kidneys. they wanted him to give his decision a good second fault. >> it probably made me want to do it more. i was like i'm capable of making this choice. >> we made it very clear. i could survive for a long, long time with other mean and he didn't have to do this but he -- he wanted to do it.

it was truly a gift of love. >> last december surgeons successfully transplanted ezra's kidney into his father. they look like they're doing great. and here's a quick look at temperatures. 48 out the door in oakland. a complete look at your bay area forecast when we return.

good morning an thanks for starting your day with kron4 weekend. cold start for us in the bay area. temperatures in the 40s right now for oakland, concord, santa rosa you're at 47 degrees. much milder in san francisco. starting the morning off at 53. clear skies for a lot of folks. we did start the morning off with some inland valley fog but a lot of that has lifted. in terms of temperatures where they're expected to go. in the 9:00 hour mainly 50s. and then it looks like 60s

develop by lunchtime. mainly north of the golden gate bridge. but much of us looking at tornado watches a little cooler than yesterday w. that said we're still above average here but fairfield hitting a high of 61. lots of sunshine. oakland today pretty warm coming in at 70. so still in control of our weather partner. this low pressure system rotating some showers into the sierra, nevada. an isolated sprinkle or two for those of you south of san jose. a wind advisory until 6:00 this evening. lots of sunshine. calm weather as we head into most of the workweek. a transition day. temperatures will drop and see an increase this cloud cover and wet weather finally back in the bay area forecast as we head into next weekend. marty? >> it's about time, ericka.

good work. thanks a lot. it's a great showcase of films from across the country and from around the world but also bay area films actors and directors take part as well. two guests to talk about that had thin spots morning. cofounder of the festival. and she's a director. tell us about this film. it's a little bit about immigration which is a very current topic in the united states but around the world. what gave you the start? for this movie. >> thank you for having me on the show. >> sure. >> i -- the screen writer two years back and the story completely grabbed me when he did the reading. it literally reflects of every immigrant who's probably living in the u.s. it's a generational story. it brings a diversionty of

character who's perception depends on the immigration status that they have. >> the focus on this film is on a silicon valley software forecast. >> the focus is about tech entrepreneurs in the silicon valley. we shot it in the bay area at 41 locations and actors from hollywood. it's a really good diverse film. a very serious subject. i think it's got a strong message. it's thought provoking and gives a face to immigration versus just about being around law and debate in washington. >> let's take a look at the clip. ♪ [ music ] ♪ >> what you're trying to do is

put a face to the immigration issue. >> yes i think it's -- believe -- he's a great example of how somebody who has a dream to make a start up happen and he cannot because of his visa status because it's expiring and he needs to leave the country. it's happening in president day where a lot of immigrants are making their -- and they're billion dollars start ups. we have a real pundit today. he had the same issue. his visa expired. he created one of the greatest e commerce sites in india. >> art is imitating life. >> yes. it is. >> tell us a little bit about the 25th year. you were one of the cofounders. did you think you would reach 25 years? >> i'm thinking about 50 right now. >> are you? >> i started at a child. really thrilled about this

year. >> what are some of the films that stand out to you this year that viewers should know about? >> we have 91 united states world premieres. we have inspiring events. legends of cinema. bringing his new film queen and country. that will be a power house. miss india america. some amazing stars coming out. a wonderful, wonderful 13 days and nights and a new feature of film showcase what is our trademark. artists to make films and then to connect with audiences. >> innovation is what it's all about. so it's fitting that cinequest would have that. >> 50 different countries they're coming together to connect. they start with the love of cinema. what's really magic is they

meet each other and empower each other's lives. >> tell us about the opening night. we have a night that resinates will with a lot of people. >> a very inspiring people. a san francisco story about a young boy who made a wish and it was can i be thousand that boy, that man for a day? he's recovering from leukemia. this is that story. over a billion tweets that day. >> including the president. >> absolutely. >> let's go ahead and take a look at the clip of bat kid. ♪ [ music ] ♪ >> he's always liked all superheroes but comes back to batman. it was his first love.

>> that's such a heartwarming story. and it's great to see someone decided to make a film. >> absolutely. we love that inspiring stories about real people. >> it opens up with bat kid on tuesday night as you mentioned. it should be another fantastic run. it goes until march the 6th. >> the 8th. giving me an early out there. >> don't want to do that. february 28th until march 8th. you can find it online. >> thank you. >> thank you so much for joining us. good luck with your film. >> we'll be right back.

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moment. we're talking about the miracle on ice. it was a david and goliath match. they faced off against the soviets. at the time the soviets had won the gold six of the last seven olympic games. on saturday in new york, the team was back together to celebrate the anniversary of the miracle on ice. there they are. many of the players say they still feel young at heart and it's emotional to be back again together. >> do you think we're grown men? >> no. >> not happening. >> that's what i get emotional when you start thinking about the game and stuff. walking into the rink, yes, but in the lockerroom because you start thinking about where you -- what you were thinking, where you sat, what you -- >> well, that 1980 team was made up of amateur players. they're made up of professional athletes. >> supposed to be all about northern california. more than 70,000 fans attended

the nhl's outdoor stadium series between rivals the los angeles kings and san jose sharks. the kings showed the san hoe say sharks that the so-cal still rules hockey. spoiling the first outdoor game with a 2-1 victory. some fans went to just experience the outdoor event. >> i've been to a lot. >> first outdoor game. how does it compare to an indoor game? >> pretty awesome. >> you can see them skating around. follow the puck. you just got to follow the players. whoever has their stick on the ice is who has the puck. >> it was 57 degrees. makeshift shark pools san while the kings have won seven in a row. >> coming up sunday night, >> the giants will win the

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well, the lack of snow is a problem where the cancellation causing a lot of upset people. it's about 18-miles run and runs -- this the third time in four years it had to be cancelled due to a lack of snow. very unfortunate. >> it really is. they are getting a little bit of snow today but just a couple inches. >> yeah. not too much. it's actually snow showers especially at the lower levels and here in the bay area we could get a few sprinkles. so south of san jose though. maybe you need to get your

embellis brel umbrellas out. not very breezy. a wind advisory for parts of the north bay. the delta. that in effect until 6:00 tonight. 40 miles an hour wind gusts. down trees and down power lines are a possible. temperatures in the 40s. we will see low to upper 60s. temperatures still trending above where we should be. we will see pretty mild conditions as we head into the workweek but big changes in store as we head into next week. the full details on that. the unsettled weather coming up in just a few minutes. >> three people are injured and two others rescued in a one- alarm fire. it happened at the travel inn near weber street. the blaze broke out around 7:30 last night in room 220.

crews say a man and woman fired -- third-degrees burns. they're still looking into the cause of the fire. and police are on the hunt for a man seen here who tried to kidnap a teenager near her home in hayward. it happened on joshua street and ebony way when the teen was walking home from school. he physically tried to pull the teen in the car but the 16-year- old was able to get away. she ran inside a nearby house and called hayward police. dark eyes and waifn brown hair driving a white seahawk dan. they sedan. turkey military's -- the turkish -- to head back to turkey for security reasons.

here you see military tanks crossing the board. it's the grandfather of the founder of the ottoman empire. one turkish soldier was killed in an accident. they moved the tomb you want a new location can be found. >> they seized armor vehicles. in this video you see isis fighters who have overrun an iraqi base. they got their hands on dozen ever american-made weapon, ammunition clip and humvees. worry is that if the army is going to be giving the task, will they be up to the challenge? >> has conducted a crash training course. they're currently about 3,200 going -- 2,000 have graduated but going into a city of almost 2 million people some of the

inhabitants that were hostile before it was driven out is going to be difficult. >> no confirmation as to when the video was shot. but they planned a major offensive to take back the stronghold. >> despite -- domestic terror could actually be a bigger concern. next has that story. >> from california to florida. all across the united states sporadic attacks on law enforcement. a new intelligence estimate circulated this month at the department of homeland security puts a focus on domestic terror threats. >> unfortunately there's a number of those throughout the united states that we have to be concerned about. >> deadly plots like this one last year in georgia armed with several explosives, smoke grenades and plenty of ammunition. he showed up ready to kill.

deputies eventually shot and killed him after he tried to drive his suv inside the courthouse. there may be thousands of others out there like marx ready to attack. >> we've been talking at the international terrorism threat but there's also domestic groups that are just concerning that we worry about here in the united states. >> a recent survey of state and local law enforcement officers listed sovereign city terrorists ahead of foreign -- and domestic militia groups. mark from the southern poverty law center says there's 300,000 in the united states today. >> they're beliefs go back about 20, 25 years or even further and essentially they believe that the federal government has no jurisdiction over them. >> latest report counted 24 violent sovereign -- but law enforcement officers as the primary target.

>> they have no basis in reality. they often basically are telling people they can get something for nothing. they don't have to pay their taxes. they don't have to pay their credit card debt. you know, so there's that kind of teaching going on all around the country and that's what's really driving this amusement. >> russian back separatist -- to storm an encampment. a rebel website says several buildings were damaged by artillery and despite the violation, it appears to be far lower. >> coming up on kron4 weekend a teen catches a massive blue marlin fish. we have video of this amazing catch. >> and also as you know, tonight is the 86th annual academy awards. >> and the financial aid deadly

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helping dogs help people a new york city teen made the biggest catch of his life reeling in a blue marlin. obviously he didn't do that half ton haul in new york. he was off the coast of hawaii. the fish coming in around 14 feet. look at that. it's about five times as big as he is. so it took five people 30 minutes to haul in the fish which was so long the tail end hung off the boat. he will use the monster marlin for food for like the next year. >> he's taken care of. in world news a disturb man is in stable condition after he fell from the so-called world's end. a steep cliff that one of the main trowrs attractions.

he was on his honeymoon and fell off when he stepped back to take a picture of his wife. he landed on top of a tree. they used ropes to pull him to safety and he's the first person ever to survive that fall. maybe the marriage made him a luckier man. >> it's a day he'll not forget no matter what. yeah. well satin drugs -- scientists studied the cholesterol lowering drugs and found while it reduced cholesterol levels they often failed to -- they make a difference when it comes to your heart. the side effects which are increased risk of the diabetic and others far outweigh the benefits. the scientists say that they were marketed as miracle drugs and that's not the case. back with much more on kron 4 news when we come back.

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we're talking about the weather. here's a live look outside at the bridge this morning. fairly clear conditions from hayward looking out toward foster city. fog wasn't really a huge factor. the wind has been picking up. it's been blowing the fog out. so we're dealing with 24 miles an hour sustained winds to fair field. in term of temperatures we're in the 40s. and then it looks by 12:00 lunchtime. 60 develop for the north bay out toward the delta. as we put the clock into motion, most locations in the 60s for today. the temperatures still trending above average. i don't think they're going to be as warm as yesterday but

with that said -- upper 60s. enjoy that and 67 degrees in san jose today. satellite and radar shows dry conditions over the bay area but we have this closed low pressure system to our east. what it's doing is it's wrapping around some showers into the bay. we're starting to see some snow showers for the sierra, nevada. south of san jose. we could see a sprinkle or two. heads up. your seven-day shows quiet conditions. mild weather as we head into the next workweek. friday a transition day. notice an increase in cloud cover. and finally wet weather back in the picture. 10 to 20% chance. widespread rain on tap as we head into next weekend. >> the deadline to file for l financial aid is a week away. a wonderful organization called you inspire. a nonprofit that's new to the bay area. joining us is the executive

director and program director monica hayden. tell us about you inspire. you came out about a year ago; right? >> first thanks for having us on the show today. we did come out. we've been in boston for 30 years and decided to come to the bay area to help low and moderate income youth here to find an -- >> why focus on that group? >> it's a student group that has tremendous challenges in material of access and success in college. many young people who grew up with limited resources think they won't be able to afford college not knowing how many resources are actually available. and so oftentimes students don't go to college thinking they can't afford when we know that they could if they had some guidance on the process. other times students do go and they accept unmanageable level of debt. and end up dropping out.

not completing college and still having those loans to repay. so we really want to help students investigate in their education smartly. and reach the completion and graduate with manageable debt. >> some really great success stories of so many students across the country who really benefited from your program. >> so monica, i wanted to ask you about what are some things students should keep in mind as the financial aid deadline -- all coming up about a week from today. i think it's next monday; right? >> march 2nd. really important deadline. we just recommend for students that they use last year's taxes if they haven't filed their taxes yet for 2014. it's okay to use estimates so they can meet that deadline. and really important to make sure they meet any other requirements from the colleges in addition to the fafsa and california dream act. >> it can be really complicated.

let's focus on some tips. some graphic for you. you were saying last year's tax information's okay. tell us about the grant account and applying to private college sphwhrs. the web grant account is to create a profile and to determine whether they're eligible for the california cal grant. by completing their fafsa or california dream act they -- will be considered on a financial basis and their high school and the district that they go to have to upload their gpa. they want to make sure their gpa -- >> do both or one or the other? >> so you want to be doing the california dream act or the fafsa. california dream act is for undocumented students. and then u.s. citizens and permanent residents should be doing the fafsa. >> okay. and then for a private colleges, what options do students have and what should they do? >> through the college board is the -- form that a lot of

private schools will utilize and that's in addition to the fafsa and some colleges have separate financial aid forms. just check the college website to make sure you're not missing on any paper work. >> it's the california state grant for foster youth so if a student has been in foster care from the age of 16 to 18, they might be eligible for an additional 5,000 in grant resources. >> there's a lot of money out. navigating and getting the information. >> yes. >> definitely. can be a challenge to, you know, navigate your different colleges and different deadlines. we recommend they're getting in contact with their colleges with any questions they might have and looking on their college portal as well. >> the work isn't done by finalling the fafsa or the california dream act paperwork. there's more work to be done

afterwards; right? what should people do? >> so once families have filed their 2014 taxes, then they're going to go back into the final aid forms and update that information. so want to have the most accurate information to the colleges by using the 2014 tax info. they need to additional tax information. >> so a lot of students and families do this year after year. are there any major changes that people should be aware of for this time around? >> nothing too significant. there is a new dream loan becoming available for undocumented students. it's a new process this year and last year, the middle class scholarship became available to higher income families who might not qualify for the california grant. that's something to look out for as well. >> wonderful. very helpful information. and can students who are from low income families or from families where the students

first time college -- can they contact you to get kind of one- on-one mentoring help? >> we partner with about 10 high schools in the bay area and so students at those schools are able to work with the you inspire advisory. we hope to serve additional schools and students in the future. >> thank you so much for joining us. we'll have more information on our website. check back in with you guys a little bit later -- probably do it through twitter and facebook. keep us up to date with families and students. >> thank you. >> back to you. >> thank you, ladies. coming up, the biggest night in hollywood coming up we'll explain-out oscar voting works. first let's go ahead and take this live look outside. we'll be right back.

well the academy awards will be handed out today and a another year of debate will range on. explains the message to the award show madness >> . every year the best in hollywood are honored. here's how the winners are chosen. there are about 6,000 academy members. according to award website around 85% vote each year. using either a paper ballot or their online id. academy members are instructed to pick five nominees for each of the categories that they've worked in and rank them 1 to 5. in most categories a movie or person needs a certain number of first-click votes for nomination. the extra votes get -- marked no. 2 on the ballots this let members -- without fearing their votes will be wasted. the best picture category is special. a movie must be the top choice

on at least 5% of the ballots to get a nod. up to 10 movies can be nominated. then comes the final round of voting. for most categories it's pretty simple. each could member votings for just one nominee. the nominee with the most votes wins but it can take rounds of tallying. members rank their choices. in one movie earns more than half, it wins automatically. if not, the film with the fewest first place votes is eliminated and the second choice gets the points. if no film has 50% of the total yet, that step is repeated until there's a clear oscar winner. >> so now you know. sounds a little complicated, doesn't it? a full hour of special of people behaving badly. some new video as well. so in case you missed it, don't worry. it'll be shown again tonight. coming up at kron 4 weekend.

security breaches in less than a year. congressman eric joins us to discuss the problems with airport security. >> plus investigators trying to determine the cause of a fire in the san francisco area that displaced more than a dozen people in the mission district. we'll have the lais ones the investigation coming up. >> the secretary of homeland security speaking about about terror threats what he's saying a about the change in terrorist strategies.

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wild weather, severe weather for much of the country. in the bay area we will have mostly quiet conditions. a shower south of san jose but gorgeous weather over the san mateo owe bridge and mostly clear skies. we had a little bit of fog in the north bay valleys but the wind has not blown it out of there. sustained winds of 30 miles per hour and fairfield 6 in nevada and we saw wind earlier for the oakland hills but it has died down. we have a wind advisory in effect for the higher elevations in the north bay and the delta. and that in effect until 6:00 this evening with wind gusts up to 40 miles per hour. it looks like we will see similar conditions to tomorrow. temperatures on the cooler side and milder weather to most of the work week before we gear up for rain for next weekend. we do have minor tweets and changes for the next seven day as and full look at 9:15.

happening now, fire investigators are trying to figure out the cause after big fire in san francisco. covering this story all morning and we have been showing you the dramatic video. flames ripping through buildings in the mission district. annnie anderson is in san francisco in a new vantage point to get a look at the devastation. we heard that you talked to somebody that lives in the area. >> reporter: yes, people are coming out including a team of contractors to look at the damage done from yesterday's fire. now, i talked to a neighbor that was in tears looking at the damage. although she is happy that all of her friends in the building were able to make it out safely including their cats. she is looking forward to seeing them come back to the apartment complex especially the man that owns this liquor store and the building above it. he says he greets her with a smile. this is a video that a neighbor sent in last night and it shows

just how intense the fire was. there was heavy smoke as firefighters were battling the blaze. one firefighter suffered from minor smoke inhalation and two cats rescued including one that needed cpr. now the liquor store has not opened and neighbors are not expect that it will open for quite a while. at least probably a week. but that's just what neighbors are saying. i did call the fire department and i haven't heard back from them about when the building might reopen or let neighbors into get their stuff or the cause of the fire. annie. >> okay. annie. anderson live in san francisco mission's district. thank you. >> a magnitude earthquake hit 160 miles off of the coast of mexico. it was originally measured at 6.6 and since downgraded to a

magnitude 6.2. it struck shortly after 6:00 this morning. as of now, no reports of injuries. as well as the pacific tsunami warning center saying there is no risk of a tsunami. emergency personnel has sent to the coast to monitor that situation. breaking news from overnight. 7 people are dead after a ferry carrying 100 passengers capsized on a river in bangladesh. these are pictures from the river where the ferry went down. one kill was a child and the ferry was hit by a cargo vessel. one of the surviving passengers said that some people were trapped after the boat submerged. investigators are looking into whether overcrowding may have been the problem. last august a ferry sank in bangladesh killing 100 people. the islamic terror group has

shown two dozen prisoners in small cages. and this is the video. believed to be kurdish soldiers. the video alludes to the prisoner's death but doesn't claim they were kill. the kurdish forces were the most successful in the battle against isis militants. >> this morning secretary of homeland security johnson is warning shoppers at the mall of america to be careful. a somalia based terror group linked to al qaeda is calling for attacks on shopping malls. take a look from the images released on saturday. a man calls for assaults on shopping malls in the u.s. and canada and uk. it mexes the mall in minnesota and alberta. the group that released the

video was responsible for the attack in kenya that kill more than 60 people. we are beyond the phase that groups send foreign operatives after being trained someplace. we are at a stage where it is more important in the counterterrorism that we have the government approach. the law enforcement official says there is no indications of any actual threats against any malls in the u.s. coming up on kron 4 news. a walnut creek family shares their story about coming together for much needed kidney donations. >> who will take senator barbara boxer's spot. and we will talk about the possibility candidates.

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welcome back. a walnut creek family knows about the gift of life. a local man received a second kidney transplant. the first one from his wife and the second from his own son.

charles clifford spoke with the family. >> reporter: in his late 40s chris schroeder's kidney began to fail. >> by the time i was fifty they say it is now or never. you need a transplant. >> i don't want him to go through that. >> his wife sonia immediately volunteered to give him one of her kidneys. doctors said it was not a perfect match but transplant was possible. in 2007 chris and sonia went to surgery. >> after six weeks i went back to work. >> he made a full recovery but after five years the donate the kidney failed. >> they brought me in for an immediate biopsy and they said the kidney is in rejection. >> and with the kidney bottoming out he went on dialysis and that's when his 19- year-old son made a decision. >> i remember asking my mom first, i was like i thought i would step up and ask can i do this? and i thought that was a good option better than dialysis. >> his doctors and parents

encouraged is to give his decision a second thought. >> it made me want to do it more because i am capable of making this choice. >> we made it clear that i could survive for a long time with other means and he didn't have to do this. but he wanted to do it. it was truly a gift of love. >> on december 18th of last year surgeons successfully transplanted isra's kidney in the father and chris and his son are get back to their normal lives. >> i feel great. it is like a new engine in a new car. >> in a month i will be fine. i have to take it easy. >> i am very proud and very grateful. >> in walnut creek, charles clifford, kron 4 news. and focusing on the weather, a quick look at temperatures. '40s and 50s. richmond 49 and out the door in oakland. the full forecast in your

neighborhood when we return.

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the time is 9:15. a live look at the golden gate bridge shows crystal clear conditions. we had fog just north of the shot earlier this morning. but what has happened the wind has blown a lot of the fag out of here and the wind is increasing and we have a win advisory in effect for delta. now as for temperatures you can thank the sunshine for these numbers warming up. san francisco right now at 57 degrees and 55 out the door in livermore but the wind picking up 23 miles per hour and sustained winds in fairfield and 7 closer to santa rosa and the wind advisory is in effect until 6:00 this evening. there may be downed trees and power lines and in terms of temperatures we are above average. richmond a high of 64 and upper 60s for the lower peninsula and 67 in san jose. so we do have activities on satellite and radar. it has been pretty quiet and

dry for the past week or so. so we do have moisture and some snow showers for the sierra nevada and by the afternoon, we could see a sprinkle just south of san jose. so that low pressure system bringing a lot of the sunsettalled weather to our east but we could see activity in the bay area. looks like much of the same in to tomorrow. pretty mild weather through the middle of the week and friday a transition day an increase in cloud cover and significant drop in temperatures and it looks like wet weather in the bay area forecast as we head into next weekend. marty. erica. thank you. talking politics. former secretary of state condoleeza rice. she has not officially thrown her name in the ring but joining us is michael yocky. with the poll showing favorable

numbers for rice, do you think there is a chance she might make a run? >> i don't think polls come about just because of the result of an accident. there are people that went into this and wanting to see how it would test out. it tested out well and ways interesting. i was going over the numbers earlier this morning and is how strongly she does across the state even in northern california and the central valley versus southern california. when you look at the early numbers. there are areas where conlin comes behind where condoleeza rice would be. if you take a generic ballot and you put a democrat up and republican up, in california right now, this is how it shapes out. the democrats start with 35 to 40% and the republicans start with 20%. so automatically, in the test and you can see this in the

fact that they threw in probably 30 to 40 names in the thing but about 15 democrats and ten republicans and five others. you will see that it is all about the same. people that have some name recognition and maybe at the high 30s. people that haven't been around for a while like antonio vigarossa making noise about wanting to run. he is stuck in the mid-30s. but condoleeza rice busts all of that. if you are a republican and thinking i want to try and pick up the senate seat and 2016, where am i going to put all of my money? there will be a lot of phone calls going to condoleeza rice between now and the filing deadline and she is someone that can bring a lot of -- get a lot of money. when you think about her network and the former bush supporters and the coke brothers, they will be throwing money hand over fist because she is the only viable

candidate the republicans can conceivably put into play for 2016 because without it, a democrat will win it hands down no matter who. it cob any of the number of people, anything happens to those two if they stumble. democrat starts out with 15 point advantage and rice eliminates that off of the bench. >> the big question is, will she run? you have a spokesperson saying will anything change? doesn't mean things aren't changing and evolving, somebody that was reluctant to become secretary of state. the senate is a good platform for her. she is a thinker and she likes to -- she is a speaker. those are all of the kind of qualities that you want to see in a u.s. senator. not much administrative experience and don't need that. she does have a lot of foreign policy experience and the questions, of course is going

to be once, if she were to get in the race, how soon then would the attacks on the iraq war come into play on her. everyone starts off with a little honey moon and then the -- >> politics come out. >> i'll do research and starts pouring in. interesting. i read today that one of the people who is doing the poll for the uptake in her numbers, when people saw her playing golf at pebble beach at the proam. you just don't know. but if i were republican nationwide in california, i would be doing everything i could to try and get her into the race. >> and what about the minority vote on latinos a big portion of that. and it looks like in that poll they found that latino voters at 60% were more willing to support former l amayor lagossa.

>> he is -- there are a couple of dynamics about we in northern california. most of the population growth is from the south. so the proportion of our votes is becoming not less important but just erroded somewhat but what is going on in southern california. that's when rice pulls better in southern california not a good sign because the sheer number of votes. one of the things we do in elections is that we talk about how much we try to create a buffer of votes. northern california and the bay area is a buffer of votes for democrats. and you try to increase that number to orange county or something like that. traditionally we have done a much better job of doing that to the extent you see right now that every major political post in california is dominated from

northern california. jerry brown is northern californiaian and barbara boxer is northern and diane feinstein. >> the interesting thing is that condoleeza rice has never run for office and run a political campaign. it would be interesting to see how she would have a bruising campaign for senate. >> she would be a tough candidate. >> we will find out. thank you, michael. kron 4 is back after this

break. the countdown going on right now. five seconds left in the game. you believe in miracles? yes. >> unbelievable. >> what a call by al michaels. the miracle on ice hockey david

and go lie at's match. and the u.s. was back to celebrate the miracle on ice and many of the players say that they feel young at heart and very emotional to get back together again. >> do you get emotional about it? >> you remember it was made up of amateur players olympic players are made up of professionals. >> and supposed to be about northern california. more than 70,000 fans attended the outdoor stadium series between rivals kings and sharks. and sharks still rule hockey.

the kings spoiling the sparks game in santa clara and although fans went for the rivalry, others went to experience the event. >> i have been through a lot. >> first outdoor game. how does it compare to an indoor game? >> awesome. you can see them standing around and the high def tv and we are digging it. you got to follow the players. >> well the game was 57 degrees at puck drop inside levi stadium. san jose has won three games in the month of february and the kings have won seven in a row. >> the giants will win the 4th world series in six series, yes. >> one-on-one with giants manager bruce bochy this sunday night at nine after the sunday

news. welcome back. time is 9:30. the lack of snow in tahoe has forced the cancellation of a major ski race. the great ski race is 18 miles long and runs between tahoe city and truckie. it draws between five hundred to a thousand competitors and this is the 3rd time in four years that the race had to be canceled due to a lack of snow. it looks like they are getting snow and more wind out there. >> it is windy. how windy is it? >> i saw at the ridges 40 to 50 miles per hour. so, yes, people are headed up there. and just drive cautiously. both hands on the steering wheel and we are dealing with wind and i did see a sustained wind closer to fairfield. the advisory until 6:30 and calm conditions at the golden gate bridge and crystal clear

conditions on this sunday mornings. let's take a look at the wind speeds around the bay area because we have noticed an increase within just the past hour. 28 miles per hour winds in fairfield. and 17 for santa rosa and 16 in nevada so we could run in to downed trees and power lines. today it will be a touch cooler but dealing with mostly sunny skies. just south of san jose a chance for a sprinkle or two. nothing major, overall quiet and calm conditions for the rest of the work week. but we do have changes in store for next weekend. there's the possibility of widespread rain in the forecast and i will have the details in 15 minutes. thanks erica. residents on edge in one east bay neighborhood after a man tried to kidnap a teenager. the police are on the hunt for that man joshua street and ebony way is where it happened on friday afternoon. lisa reed was in hayward and she has the latest. >> reporter: on a street where

children play freely and trees and homes line the block, police say this man tried to abduct a teenager in broad daylight. >> he tried to pull her into the car. >> the 14-year-old was able to get away. she ran inside a nearby house on ebony way and call police. a neighbor hose son is a friend of the victim did not want to show her face on camera for fear of retaliation but says she saw the man and his wife on her block. >> i looked at him and he looked like he was doing something with his tire and i rolled on. >> i never seen him but he looked at me oddly and i can imagine because he looked and it was like he was up to something. >> that was good for her. she is a good girl screaming and shouting and i'm glad she is okay. >> the victim was walking home from caesar chavez middle school when the attack occurred. the suspect is described as hispanic and in his 20s, about

59 and between 150 to 160 pounds. he is clean-shaven with dark eyes and wavy brown hair and a medium to dark complexion last seen wearing a green hoodie and black shorts. >> he does look familiar. that scares me more. coming around in a neighborhood. >> to reduce the likelihood of this happening. the police department has increased patrols. i am told this is a common practice when a serious crime is reported. in hay ward, alisha reed. kron 4 news. this morning, turkey's military is evacuating soldiers regarding a tomb in syria. prime minister ordered 40 soldiers to head back to turkey for security reasons. here you see a vehicle in military tanks crossing the

border. he is the grandfather of the audubon empire. one soldier was killed in an accident. turkish troops moved the tomb back to turkey until a new location could be found. isis is seized armored vehicles. in this vehicle you see isis fighters that have overrun an iraqie base. they got their hands on american weapons including clips and humvees. the worry is that the iraqi army will be given the task of driving isis out of mozel. will they be up to that challenge. >> they are conducting a crash training course and 3200 iraqi soldiers under golgotha course and 2000 have already graduated but going into mozel, a city of almost 2 million people, some of the inhabitants, it will be difficult.

>> there is no confirmation as to when the video was shot but the u.s. has planned a major offensive to take back the isis strong hold in mozel. ukraine officials separatists violated a cease fire in an attempt to storm an ukrainian end bankment. several buildings were damaged by artillery and violence appears to be lower since the cease fire was called. the u.s. has seen a steady increase in the demand for more dairy products and in recent years. this comes after the growing interest in ar ta san cheeses and people accustomed to goat products. goat farmers are scurrying to keep up with demand. the nation's goat herd climbed to 365,000 animals and producers say they are seeing annual sales rise 10 to 15% or

more. coming up on kron 4 weekend. four security breaches at one bay area airport in less than a year. what congressman eric floodwell has to say about the security issues at san jose's airport. may i have the envelope please, the famous phrase as one will hear over and over at the oscars. who will take home the biggest i ward? we will tell you how the voting works. and taking a live look outside in san francisco. beautiful day but sunny skies and more details coming up

later. happening has the biggest night for the oscars. hollywood boulevard is going in to a red carpet staging area for the academy awards.

>> can't wait to see the dresses, the academy awards will be handed out and another year of debate on winners and loses will range on carnival and the award show madness. >> every year the best in hollywood are honored at the academy awards. here are how the winners are chosen. 6000 academy members. according to gold derby 85% of the members vote using a paper ballot or the secret online id. during the nomination round nine nominees are picked and they are ranked one to five. in most categories a movie or person needs a certain number of first place votes for a nomination. the extra votes get passed to whomever is marked two and this is for a clear front-runner without fearing the votes will be wasted and the best picture category is special.

leaving a top choice and up to ten movies can be nominated and the final round for voting for the winners. for most categories it is simple. each academy votes for one nominee and the nominee with the most votes win but it can take rounds of tallying. again members rank the choices. if one movie earns more than half of the first place vote it wins automatically if not they are eliminated and the second choice gets the points. if no film has 50% of the total that is repeated until there is a clear oscar winner. we have a list of the winners as well as the four things you need to know when you watch the oscar awards that starts at 5:30. if you think you are a big movie buff, we will put your knowledge to the test online and you can take the academy award trivia quiz and we will ask if neal patrick harris will

live up to ellen's success last year and we will have more when we come back.

welcome back. we start the off with valley fog but the wind has picked up. for temperatures, slowly they or the climb. san francisco, good morning, you are at 57 degrees and 54 in livermore. the wind speeds have increased and fairfield seeing 23 miles per hour sustained winds 17 up towards santa rosa and no surprises that we have a wind advisory in effect for the delta and the higher elevations. downed trees and downed power lines are certain. and it looks like it is in effect until 6:00. in terms of temperatures, although it won't be as warm as yesterday for most locations we are above average. richmond, 69 and looking for a high of 63 in concord and upper

60s for the lower peninsula. we have satellite and radar view here and it shows mostly dry conditions. take a look. there is a closed low pressure system bringing snow and rain to midportions of the country but wrapping around showers into the sierra nevada. and we could see a sprinkle south of san jose. so beyond that. pretty quiet conditions. here is a look at the extended forecast. upper 60s and low 70s the theme until thursday. friday a transition date and temperatures will drop and we will notice an increase in cloud cover and then it looks like back in the bay area forecast for next weekend. marty. all right. thank you. for the 4th time in a year, security was breached at san jose international airport. and the latest incident happened where a man apparently got over the airport fence before being caught and arrested and you might remember last year when a teen jumped over a fence and stowaway on a

plane. >> to hawaii. >> and here to discuss this is congressman swadell and thank you for joining us and this seems like an ongoing issue. what is the airport doing to increase security in. >> four breaches in a year is too many. >> yes. >> and team want to know when they go to the airport, only screened and ticketed passengers will get on the plane and right now i am on the house intelligence committee and we know and taking down an airliner is our enemy's top priority and we need the american people to know when they get on the plane no one else is on the plane and the airport has taken a number of measures and they detected that person once they came over the fence. what i have called or for an airport perimeter season and for the idea that you can't guard the acres with just humanizing it. we have too much room for

error. we have testimony to alert officials a moment a breach occurs and that way they can confront the individual before they get on the plane. >> and what about do you think just also the fences may be an issue. >> san jose is thinking about raising the fences and they believe that is how the individual got over and the second that the fence is touched, the airport should be notified and there's technology and i did a demonstration in my district and brought out some of the vendors that can distinguish between a raccoon touching a fence and a human so you don't have this false alarm problem. but right now, human eyes are not working. we could have thousands of cameras but if you don't have thousands of eyes looking at every camera, you will see it and people will lose confidence. >> in this day and age it seems quaint to think that we will raise the fence and that will take care of it. you need high tech resolution to this that is going to handle

it. >> and so i have called for that and i have been working with the homeland security committee and to try and fund a pilot program across the country to look at these different technologies and a private public partnership called the safe skies alliance, they are testing airport security equipment and they will be releasing a report about what they found. and on the topic of airport security, recently headlines are being made about federal officials considering screening all airport workers after a gun smuggling operation was uncovered in atlanta. and what are your thoughts? >> first, i thank the workers, i travel twice a week going to and from washington and they work hard to keep the airports working but we have to understand that some of the biggest threats can come from the inside and so to the degree that i think we can make sure that workers aren't bringing in any contraband or explosives we

should do that and we should understand that the morale is low and some in congress is calling the shut down of homeland security and calling the screeners to have to work and not get paid. so i think we do need to tighten security around the work force but also understand that they are around people who are never on the best behavior when they are traveling and already a tough job to do. >> let's go to the topics and we have been reporting this morning that there is a call by the department of homeland security to focus on domestic terrorism as well. in your work in the house intelligence committee, what are you seeing in terms of domestic terrorism? >> we have done a good job of tracking and monitoring individuals who are a broad and right now the biggest fear is someone on the battlefield fighting with isis will come back and bring the skills an increased hatred for america

here and the greatest threat is a lone actor can go online and purchase household items and can read in entire magazine which is al qaeda's publication and carry through attacks. those are the individuals that i think we should worry about and do everything we can to track them and stop them before they carry out an attack and the f.b.i. a couple weeks ago stopped somebody that was going to attack the u.s. capital where thousands of visitors go every day and that was because of good law enforcement work that stopped that catastrophic affect. >> and the president would like to bring in his powers and come congress and where do you fall in that debate? >> i believe that the president needs congressional authority before we continue against isis. i think he is on shaky ground right now using 2001 and 2003 authorizations that were for afghanistan and iraq. and i believe our hand to

strengthen as we work with our middle east allies that say we are going after isis and how long we will be engaged in this and what the degree is whether ground troops are allowed or special forces. i think we can have our boots on the ground and assist with operations and technical support and this is in the heart of the middle east and we need our allies to defend it. >> you mentioned you were flying back and forth between washington and the bay area. next time you are in town, we would love to talk to you some more about these issues because they are obviously making headlines and thank you for joining us. we'll be right back. >> thank you.

welcome back to kron 4 medical minute. a lot happens to a woman when she ages and one of the things

are weight issues. >> we are talking to dr. ada. >> why is it hard for women to lose weight. >> as they approach middleweight and they get a decline in hormone levels and that leads to a hormone imbalance and it leads to fat deposition in body. >> what do you do here? >> we will bring the patients in and order initial blood work and order the hormone levels and we will tailor make a program for them. >> it is for the patients that have just met with you? >> yes. >> for more information check out center for anti aging and call 9258389996. some of the big stories, 7 people are dead after a ferry

carrying 100 passengers capsized in bangladesh. hit by a cargo ship. some passengers were trapped after boat submerged and investigation are looking into whether overcrowding may have contributed. crews are cleaning up this massive fire in the bay area that ripped through three apartment buildings, it happened near 15th and church streets and one firefighter suffered minor exhaustion and crews rescued two cats and the red cross says the fire crossed more than a dozen people out of their homes. the latest storm to hit the country expected to bring snow and sleet and freezing rain to the mid-atlantic and northeast. taking a live look at patrol park. 8-inches expected to fall in some areas throughout the northeast. quick look all right sunday around the bay forecast. mainly dry conditions until next weekend and rain back. thank you for joining us on this sunday.

you can catch the news at 8:00 tonight or four a.m. tomorrow morning. we'll see you then.

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