i hate to say this. this is how things happen and he works so hard all winter i hate to see that this is happening creek silver lining he will have time to start the healing process. >> reporter: only good news is that it came a month before the season starts so he will have a month to get killing. --killinghealing >> pam: now to the breaking news involving actor harrison ford. >> pam: the actor was involved in a small plane crash in southern californina this afternoon. grant lodes is here with more on ford's condition. >> grant:harrison ford.a

longtime pilot.went down on a golf course in venice just before 2:30 this afternoon. first ersponders just said he's in fair to moderate condition.at a local hospital. >> grant:you see the vintage two seater plane there on the course. >> grant:two doctors whe were playing golf ran to treat ford.who was conscious and breathing when transported.reportedly suffering cuts on his face. >> grant:other injuries are unknown. >> grant:but you can see damage to the plane.ford took out big chunks of turf when he hit the ground. >> grant:the 72-year-old took off from santa monica airport.near the coast east of downtown l-a. we'll give you a closer look. >> grant:here's the airport. >> grant:and this ia penmar golf course where he went down. >> grant:some aviation experts believe he took off heading towards the coast.then when something was wrong.ford turned around.clipping at least one tree on the course.and then landing on what appears to

be a fairway. >> grant:harrison ford is lucky to be alive. >> i have been on several plane crashes single engine a small personal aircraft and normally the outcome are fatalities. so we are very thankful that the passenger from what we appear right now what moderate injuries. also it was a ariel that was populated by local bystanders. and it did not detect any homes. --impact

>> grant: the plane did clipped a tree there were branches all round with harrison ford and longtime pilot who flies out of that airport frequently was told that star wars and indiana jones actor is if they're to moderate condition at a hospital. we will continue to update you on his condition and the investigation into what was wrong with the single engine plane going down on a golf course. a major break in the murder of a 14 -year-old boy - davon ellis. >> pam: he is the honor student and football standout. who was gunned down in oakland on saturday night. >> pam: tonight, police say, they have a person of interest in custody. kron 4's scott rates joins us from oakland with more. >> reporter: i spoke with family and friends and they are very pleased right now. hoping that this done panned out creek i will throw the deal today. police is

releasing some details he was shot and killed back on saturday to see the growing number of real of where he was killed. --memorial >> reporter: he was walking from a friend's house when he was shot at. he was walking with a group of friends and no one else was injured. >> we do have an update and that they have identified the person of interest derrick costly currently, in custody. we are following up on that. we are not repaired we are not prepared to release this information at this time. but he is in custody at this time. >> reporter: do know that a person of interest is in custody right now we did reach out to the oakland

police department for more affirmation but have not gotten back with them. there was up to $20,000 reward for any information leading to the rest. reporting live at police headquarters scott rates kron 4 news. >> pam: two violent oakland gangs were the targets of a major warrant sweep. by a number of law enforcement agencies today. >> pam: 16- alleged gang members were taken into custody. >> pam: the sweep took place in several east bay cities. >> pam: the announcemnent came at a news conference earlier today. at the acts full gospel church which is located in a neighborhood. long suffering from gang violence says, oakland mayor libby schaaf.

>>"are no longer at large" >> pam: coming up on kron4 news at 6, we will hear from oakland police chief sean whent. on how 'operation ceasefire' played a role in today's arrests >> pam: oakland police are still gathering more information about the highway shooting. that put one man in the hospital yesterday. >> pam: they are hoping the driver of the silver acura. will have more details on what lead up to the highway confrontation on interstate- 580. the incident snarled the evening commute for hours wednesday. >> pam: as we first reported as breaking news yesterday. police say, the shooter, and a passenger, who were in the chevrolet impala. got out of the car. and ran from the scene near the broadway exit. >> pam: investigators say, they do not believe this was a case of road rage. crimestoppers is offering a $15-thousand dollar reward. for information about the case. >> pam: an employee at an east bay religious school is under investigation for alleged inappropriate conduct with a child. >> pam: as kron four's terisa estacio reports the investigation involves the temple issah community in

lafayette. >> reporter:kron four news has obtained this statement that was sent out as well as emailed to the entire temple community. it explains how the temple first heard about the accusation of some alleged inappropriate behavior here at the facility as well as what is being done to deal with this issue. >> reporter:it states that administrators in the past few days have received infromation that alleges the possibility of inappropriate conduct of a temple employee toward a student in the temple's preschool. >> reporter:also, that given the seriousness of the matter - they have placed the employee in question on leave and instructed the employee to remain off temple grounds pending the investigation. >> reporter:the statement also says that they are cooperating with the lafayette police department who is handling the case. >> reporter:parents coming in and out of the school - would not talk or make a statement about the situation >> reporter:administrators say the case is in preliminary stages and no charges or an arrest has been made. they say they will be

providing updates if and when something new happens in this case. >> reporter:te >> pam: tonight a man is in custody after police found.garbage his car. >> pam: sighting moments with a delta jet skidded off the runway. and next bay changes are coming to the greatest show on earth. >> reporter: temperatures easily warming up and to the upper 60s. we even had one record high and we could do coming up at our storm trackers report.

>> pam: the greatest show on earth will soon be without elephants. >> pam: the ringling brothers circus is phasing out the elephant acts in its shows. and hopes to retire the iconic elephants in 3 - years. >> pam: growing public concern about how the animals are treated, led to the company's decision. the circus will continue to feature other animal performers including tigers, lions, horses, and dogs. >> pam: currently, 13 elephants are traveling with the circus. 200- acre center for elephant conservation, in florida. >> pam: still ahead. it has been nearly three years since sierra lamar disappeared. >> pam: next, her father speaks to has called off the search for the teen.

>> pam: plus. some east bay little league baseball players. fields because of a refinery strike. >> pam: next. when they will now be able to say - 'play ball'. bulldog: oooh! mattress discounters' $197 mattress sale! television announcer: get a serta mattress any size for just $197 each piece when you buy the complete set. the $197 mattress sale... bulldog: oh boy! television announcer: ...is ending soon. ♪ mattress discounters ♪

>> pam: it has been nearly three years since 15 -year- old sierra lamar. disappeared while on her way to a bus stop in morgan hill. >> pam: earlier this week her family announced it would suspend their search for the missing teen. even though, police have said the case is not closed. >> pam: tonight. we are hearing from sierra's father for the first time. >> pam: will tran has the interview you will only see on kron 4. >> reporter: was hit by herself in a home in morgan hill with the bus stop a quarter mile away and she never made it. today a menace to track down her father steve lamar and has been a very difficult time for everyone they have done

all that they could to bring her home and get resolution. woods >> we came out a search is from the transcript. but that lack of viable search at that point. what >> reporter: able to have finally been no help prosecution in their " in their case? >> they have a lot already. >> reporter: has been three years of suspect arrested still has yet to go to trial. when your thoughts on that? it has been delayed one time after another. >> this is frustrating creek really frustrating. i am prepared for that class i spoke with the d.a. and i know the situation and that happens. when

>> reporter: always on his mind what the ninth time be the worst. especially when he is along. whenalon 1e.-- alone were >> are always thinking of her. especially at that time. it is tough. for all of us. were >> reporter: he says that there if there are new leads in the case they will be back searching without a moment's notice and would >> pam: the tesoro refinery now plans to re-open the locked were baseball. >> pam: just before ten- this morning, the president of league in concord, got a phone call from the tesoro refinery saying, it will open the locked baseball prep the fields so the league can play ball once again.

>> pam: the fields are owned by the tesoro refinery and were locked down due to a labor dispute. on saturday the first practice for the j-o-b-l will begin at 8:30 am. with would would >> pam: withthe staff of the marin overwhelmed tonight.as they discovered in a san rafael dumpster. >> pam: kron4's maureen kelly reports there's already a lot of people interested in giving the dogs new homes. >> reporter: they believe that the pups are between eight and 10 days old--month old creek despite being found in a dumpster that are pretty healthy creek. the shelters as a good

samaritan brought the cup san tuesday evening and said he saw the dogs in a crate inside the dumpster. sadly, it is not an uncommon story. when >> it does make us heartsick. we want to know to bring them to be sheltered and do not leave them in the dumpster spirit would. >> reporter: of course all of the copies including this guy here will be neutered or spayed before they are adopted. some will see holmes as early as friday. or early next week. already there are a bit of demand for these pups there it will work--there is al bubbaways a big demand for

the pups. >> catherine: el nino has finally arrived.but no one in california is doing much celebrating. storms and wet weather. >> catherine: but here's the depressing consensus from experts -- it's probably too little too late to help drought- stricken california. >> catherine: just this week -- we got bad news on the low snow pack. >> catherine: the latest measurements are dismal. >> catherine: this new el nino -- now in place - is considered unusually late and weak. experts say that it probably won't bring much drought relief -- especially >> catherine: since the rainy season is winding down. >> reporter: there is a good and willis and our report. we will have potential for showers for next week.

temperatures dip warm up in the lower 70's creek we did have more high temperature across hayward. but 69 degrees. we will fall into the mid '50s this evening we will have a mild evening with more details coming out with the four forecast. >> pam: we are all in to get ready to say goodbye to the l.e.d. installation for the bay bridge. the lights are be removed to allow caltran to complete made its. celebrations have been organized during this evening. located along the embarcadero and san francisco. friday on the patio behind at a roast house along the embarcadero. the lights will be reinstalled for super bowl 50. with celebrations across

the bay area. >> pam: no criminal charges against officer and the michael brown case. an update on the story coming up next. how next how not to parallel park in san francisco.

>> pam: a day after a justice department report outlined blatant discrimination by ferguson missouri's police. >> pam: the parents of michael brown announce they'll file a civil suit in their son's death.

>> pam: polo sandoval is in ferguson >> reporter:the justice department's scathing report on rampant discrimination in ferguson missouri has brought one phase to an end and another begins. >> reporter:the parents of michael brown connection with their son's death. the d-o-j decided not to charge officer darren wilson, who shot and killed brown last august. >>"we plan to demonstrate in a court of law to reasonable choice to use deadly force was unreasonable and unnecessary, under those circumstances." >> reporter:attorney general eric holder cited racist remarks in the use of excessive force against african americans as environment" that helped the city become a powder keg after brown's death last summer. >>"our investigation showed that members of ferguson's police force frequently escalate, rather than defuse, tensions with the residents they encounter. " >> reporter:the brown family lawyers have not specified all those being sued. >>"that's something you'll have to see once we name the suit, obviously the city of

ferguson, but there are others. without question he is the perpetrator." >> reporter:michael brown's parents say vain-- if ferguson confronts the racism exposed in the justice department report. >> reporter: have already begun. >>"it's going to take a lot of and hopefully they've already started to do some of the things the right way." >> reporter:in ferguson, missouri i'm

>> pam: this is kentucky,

the snow has stranded hundreds of drivers interstate and the governor had as stated is a stake of the marches secret--state of emergency. >> pam: to storm has also create problems in texas. this is dallas. the storm shot sleet and rain across north texas. >> pam: a. snell and no sledding rule with hundreds of protesters showing up with sleds and toboggans and tell. this has been an ongoing threat in charge of the enforcing the no sledding rule. it has been

pretty much ignored. however now due to security concerns. >> reporter: as the system moved off to the east and dealing with very cold temperatures over the next couple of days. we have high pressure in place keeping plenty of sunshine you to see the beautiful sunset about to happen within the next 30 minutes. it was a mild over the next 30 minutes and it will continue to set after it >> reporter: the temperatures will fall and to the lower 50s across the bay but inland areas will fall into mid 40's. cold

inland and for the morning temperature starting off into the 50s. >> reporter: the weather would get even nicer. >> reporter: we are also talking about graeme chances--rain >> pam: as dramatic day of testimony at the boston marathon bombing trial today. several first responders to the stand a police officer described the she saw a broken bone sticking out of one woman she was attempting to save. another officer and counter that smoke was coming out of the mouth of the victim he was trying to save what cpr. >> pam: a couple of victims

also testified today. one woman described the moment she realized that her late had been blown off. is accused of killing three people and injuring more than 260 by planting bombs at the marathon in 2013 creek he faces 30 federal charters and 70 of which carry the death penalty. >> pam: it has been two years since joey arias was found guilty of killing her ex-boyfriend travis alexander and today after a week of deliberations the judge declares a mistrial on the death penalty face! >> reporter: pam jody was been life in prison after a jury cannot reach a unanimous verdict tonight we go inside the lock up facility that she now calls home. >> at this time the court is

declaring a mistrial are we ready to proceed to sentencing? >> reporter: joey arias hong jury what travis alexander's family leaves the courthouse and teachers. --in tears >>sob, sob. >> ms. arias you have the right to have a person presentence report prepared print your attorney is indicating you would like to waive that right is that correct? >> jovi--jodi--yes >> reporter: we will have a lot more on the insider threat regarding this case.

>> pam: you can watch all of your celebrity news here on kron4. after the insider. and the timid to my ears at 730. ball by kron 4 news at 8. >> pam: for some parallel parking is tough, especially in the city. ahead at 5451 drivers all the tam to parallel park in front of sidewalks full of people. and next facebook mark zuckerberg reveals his number-one rule when it comes to hiring.

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>> pam: job seekers listen up. facebook mark zuckerberg has revealed his number one rule for new employees. speaking at the mobil word world conference in

barcelona this week the 30 year-old facebook siegel said " i would only fire someone to work directly i will only hire someone to work directly for me if i will work for that person. he told the audience " is pretty good test and i think this role has served me well. zuckerberg noted that the hiring progress is a problem at facebook because there is more work to do than people to accomplish it. beckham be to hire people who may not be best candidate for a job to rick zuckerberg says the team looks for canada to better align with the company. -- values

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>> you can't get out of here! >> grant: parking is typed on polk street in san francisco but have you seen its this tide? tight >> grant: was damaged getting out of there and had no wiggle room for it and give the guy credit, he leased a note with contact information on the other car. >> grant: he was certainly chastise but at least a dozen of people. >> reporter: best about our weather! with high pressure in place. with dry conditions. >> reporter: i do have good news because the potential

for showers in the middle of next week. continuing with clear skies. temperatures overnight will be on the cool side but not as chilly for the last couple of mornings but this is what you can expect with livermore at 39 degrees. concord 45 overnight several felt the same thing creek san rafael the same thing. for the inland areas temperatures in the lower 70's. easily warming up. here is the storm trackers for afternoon highs around the area. campbell will warm up to 73, san jose in the afternoon and the east bay what concord at 63. castro valley will be the same as 70 degrees will be the

daytime high. >> reporter: to purchase will warm up in to the mid- 60s. for the afternoon grant are around the bay 7 day had forecast continuing on above average for this time of year. >> reporter: daylight setting times began on sunday--daylight savings time will begin on sunday. we will see shower's increasing between monday and wednesday. >> reporter:www.snowbomb.com >> reporter: talking about apple within the last two weeks. and new vigor ipad?

>> more towards the enterprise. it was supposed to start production in the first half of the year. they are trying to get the features right because you can i go a day without hearing tablet cells in decline in pc sign pc sales are in decline. this is all about corporate america right now. not so much about you and me. >> reporter: have marked cuban coming out san that we are in trouble. will >> remember the first dutch current--we agree member >> we remember the first

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(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> pam: now at six. actor harrison ford is in a los angeles hospital tonight. after his vintage airplane, crash lands in a golf course. >> pam: good evening.i'm pam moore. >> pam: authorities say, the 72 year- old 'star wars' actor. suffered moderate injuries when the plane went down. >> pam: the n-t-s-b is now investigating. grant lodes joins us now with more.grant? >> grant: flying since the mid nineties to see the wreckage right here. he was

and there to moderate conditions. when ticket to the hospital. >> grant:harrison ford's son just tweeted: at the hospital. >> grant:dad is ok. >> grant:battered but ok. he is every bit the man you would think he is. >> grant:he is an incredibly strong man. vintage.world war2 era ryan aeronautical. >> grant:flying since 1996. >> grant:within the hour.harrison ford's son sent out this tweet. >> grant:two of oakland's most violent gangs were targeted today in a major warrant sweep. a number of arrests

>> grant: so many homes is very impressive than he was able to land it like that. running to help him to doctors on the course. the ntsb will investigate this pretty concede some of the debris. there was a rough landing creek. >> other than that? it does appear to have hit a tree behind us and took off several branches there are some small debris that we are dealing with creek. >> grant: lee up tonight we will examine the previous

mishaps and we will see and hear harrison ford and the cockpit of one of his plane. >> pam: two of oakland's most violent gangs were targeted today in major want sweet. a number of arrests were made. the mayor of oakland the chief of police and the alameda county district attorney were all on hand at a press conference earlier today pelting the use of crime fighting strategy called ceasefire for making the arrest. >>"ceasefire is a data driven strategyat risk of being shot or doing shootings" >>"we've served 22-search warrantsthe course of this investigation that began last fall" >>"we believe in the strategy of ceasefire"

>>"the individuals that were guilty of gang violence" >>"keep in mind that the 65th avenue gang and the 69th avenue gang have been inexistence for 4-decades" >>"we just can't continue to sit back and let it go on and on and onand he was killed" >> residential robberies and st. barbara's anything they could do to a father and exist of continuation of their gang. >> a bullet can hit you in the city of oakland the way people are shooting for is we are doing a memorial service for a young man that was in the crowd. he was not doing anything. he was just individual when someone drove by and shot him to the

ground and he was hit in the stomach and killed instantly. >> pam: the criminal investigation into the activities of these alleged gang members continuesoakland police say however they have linked a pair of cold-case murders to some of the suspects arrested during the gang sweep >> pam: today we learned an oakland street gang allegedly leandro police officers over a deadly shooting back in december. >> pam: officers shot and killed 27 year-old guadalupe ochoa after police say she tried to ram into several officers while driving a stolen vehicle. >> pam: police say the morning after the shooting.a group in a stolen car tried to run officers off the road. >> pam: three of the four officers who opened fire were identified through a california public records act request, which we've learned was a mistake since the lives of the officers involved.were threatened. >> pam: today kron 4 has learned a person of interest in the murder of a 14 year- old oakland teen.is now in

custody. >> pam: davon ellis was gunned down neighborhood. >> pam: authorities say the person of interest was in custody for an incident unrelated to the ellis shooting. police did not release any further information. >> pam: an officer conducting a routine security check at a golf course in hercules intercepted a car carrying nearly 250 pounds of marijuana on >> pam: wednesday, police said today. an officer on patrol was performing a security check around 2 a.m. at the franklin canyon golf course and noticed a van parked in an empty parking lot. >> pam: the officer found a lone occupant, later identified as richard vanhorn, 44, of las vegas sleeping in the van. >> pam: the officer knocked on the window but didn't get a response, so police said the officer checked the vehicle's doors and found the side door unlocked. >> pam: police said he opened the door of the car to check on the welfare

of the occupant. vanhorn woke up and reportedly told police heand was just sleeping, police said. >> pam: 17-year-old darrion miles jr. pleaded not guilty to charges of allegedly kidnapping and raping a domino's pizza delivery driver in antioch last month. >> pam: miles is being held in a juvenile detention facilty on $6,475,000 bail, and he is scheduled to appear in court on may 12 to set a date for a preliminary hearing. >> reporter: a handful of 70 degree temperatures around the bay area. half moon bay on the upper 60s with a handful of lord 70's across the bay area and peninsula. we will do it again tomorrow creek we will continue on with comfortable temperatures and clear skies. this is what it looks like looking off to the north. '60s right now again

>> reporter: 8:00 inland areas. for the bay and the upper 50s to lower 60s. >> reporter: we will continue with these comfortable temperatures for the week that we can however, we will talk about the possibility of showers for next week. >> pam: a reminder -- you can get more. by downloading our ***free*** kron4 mobile app. >> pam: coming up.nearly a dozen dumpster. the mad dash to help them find a home. >> pam: plus, scary moments in new york city after a plane slides right off the runway. >> pam: hear from frightened passengers. >> pam: and say goodbye to the lights on the bay bridge.why the popular led display is going dark.

>> pam: marin county animal control officers are trying to find the person who left nine puppies in a san rafael dumpster. >> pam: the marin humane

society brought them to their shelter tuesday evening. >> pam: they appear to be eight-to-ten weeks old and are thought to be a mix of rottwieller and golden lab. despite where they were discovered the pups seem to be healthy. >> pam: but while there is an investigation into who abandoned the dogs because that person would not face any charges if they are found out. >>"in a case where someone dumped them in a river they would face something more serious, otherwise it's most likely someone who was overwhelmed to let them know hey, don't do this, at least take them to the shelter" >> pam: if you are interested in bringing one of these little guys home you might already be out of luck. >> pam: the shelter says they've had around 100 people calling and sending in applications to adopt the puppies. but they say they have plenty of other puppies and dogs of all ages,in need of good homes.

>> pam: a close call for passengers of a delta air lines flight the plan skidded off the runway. >> pam: and conflicting reports of ray macdonald sex assault case.

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>> pam: a delta air plane slid off the runway with a big scare for passengers. more on the dramatic video. >> reporter: 8 delta air plane slid off the runway late thursday morning at new yorkers at new york's lord airport. the jet liner arriving from atlanta crashed through a fence and skidded to a halt. a

passenger on board says that weather forced the plane to circle the city before landing creek >> we felt the willis hit the runway. and we did not fill the will stick traction and we started to skid. >> the plan did not make contact with the water happily that was never a risk today. >> reporter: 127 passengers and five crew members were on board 24 of them sustain not life-threatening injuries and three were transported to the hospital, according to the fire department creek but what it apportion doubt after the incident, and will remain closed until 7:00 p.m. eastern hundreds of flights into and out of the airport have been canceled. >> catherine: we all know that the east coast has had a brutal winter. but look at this scene in kentucky

today. a later went to storm has turned stretches of the interstates and two parking lots and the national guard has been making up zero runs and rescuing hundreds of drivers. they are delivering food and water to those who are stranded with some parts of kentucky have seen 20 in. of snow. and what she did d.c., meantime a slushy snow ball shut down the federal government today leaving much of the city quiet. forecasters are warning that they will be an extreme overnight call blast across a wide chalk up the country. >> reporter: still call for the time of the year. vallejo 44 degrees. get ready for friday, look pretty good on the course start quickly warmed up to mid to upper 60s but the lunch hour. >> reporter: and to the upper 60s. very similar to

what we saw today we would do what it for tomorrow and other parts of the wicked. --weekend >> reporter: napa 72, vallejo one up into the lower 70's and across the east bay with a 70 degree 73 degrees and oakland creek sunnyvale 73 degrees temperatures. >> reporter: 17 will continue on into the weekend and monday. more sunshine will appear and then we will have a change was possible showers. >> reporter: isolated tuesday night and wednesday and thursday. >> reporter: holding together, we will continue to monitor to see if we will have more showers for the rest of next week.

>> reporter:www.snowbomb.com >> pam: student activist at the university of california berkeley join students across the state today to protest proposed tuition hike. the protests are part of 96 hours of action over the hikes. uc president jack the late the 27 percent hike intuition that would occur over the next five years until the summer. at the students are still unhappy about the possibility of higher tuition. >> these tuition hikes are unacceptable creek they rattle and the depth of our public education and wheat as university students will not stand before it occurred because we are here and

place of the generations to come who deserve access to this institution. >> pam: other students were in sacramento to make their case against the tuition hike and students in santa cruz should down the uc santa cruz campus this morning and protest. --in protest >> pam: play ball! >> pam: of the baseball field behind the to soar refinery in martinez will be open today they were locked down due to ongoing strikes. labor strikes. but today the president of billy says he received a call from the to sorrow st the gates to the park will be open it up tomorrow and the field will be grown so teams can start practicing this weekend. >> grant: remain down as

attorney offices and a decision on the most recent mcdonnell matter according to a statement when the investigation is complete this office were released are far this publicly or through public file charges. mcdonnell had not been arrested or charged in the investigation which began in december when a woman told police she possibly was sexually assaulted by macdonald in san jose home. mcdonnell also was the subject of domestic of violence case in august and bought his then-fiance but no charges ultimately were found in that matter. >> grant: coming up in sports the real season before 80 even start who the real blow to the giants how long will hunter pence will be sidelined after breaking his arm? >> pam: wendy l. edie's

light display will go down and when will it come back up.

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>> pam: the 1.8 mile-wide l- e-d light display that has lit up the bridge for the past two years is going dark. >> pam: the lights are temporarily being removed to allow caltrans crews to perform maintenance on the bridge cables. >> pam: farewell celebrations have evening at the waterbar located at 399 the embarcadero. >> pam: and then again on friday at epic roasthouse at 369 the embarcadero. reinstalled in time for super bowl 50 at levi's >> pam: in 2016!

>> pam: the father of sierra lamar breaks his silence as to why he is calling up the search for his daughter. >> pam: all the occupants and discard managed to survive?--how the occupants in this car manage to survive?

>> grant: the 72 year-old is in moderate condition with his son tweeting that his father is battered but ok. he was and the vintage two-

seater that took off from the santa monica airport and landed here at this golf course just yards away from that airport. still unaware of what actually went wrong. ford was the only person on board. he did avoid populated areas. he has been falling since the mid nineties and this is not the first time that he is actually crashed accurate >> reporter: they did all that they have have could to bring home his daughter. today's after that will be the three-year anniversary of sierra disappearance. any new leads in the case of the searchers will be back searching and a notice moment. >> reporter: in warwick driver of a car is to blame

when the incident happened at 830 last night police says the driver of the camera tried to drive are rounded arms to be petrine and realize they would not make it permit the three people were able to get out of the car and run for safety before the train struck the car creek the people on the drawing were also not injured. >> reporter: oakland police announced the arrest of multiple gain members in connection to operation ceasefire after it >> these individuals involved in multiple crimes but then the session carjackings and street robberies. we talking about cities and oakland and beyond. >> reporter: here in lafayette we obtained this

statement from the congregation addressing allegations of possible misconduct involving a temple in plea and child at the temple preschool. lafayette police is investigating the employee has been placed on leave and asked not to come back on the temple grounds until the investigation is wrapped up. >> reporter: lafayette place is handling this case. -- police >> reporter: most of the break-ins have been with homes that are pripet but are not occupied the second one will be held this evening in regards to a meeting where it the public can't communicate to see

what can be done to bring control. >> reporter: all pubs safe at the marin pence society. >> reporter: an investigation is underway to find that to abandon the puppy spirit not to punish them but to let them know that puppies could have been brought to the shelter and offered to spray in order. >> catherine: while there will be no criminal charges against the officer in the death of michael brown in ferguson missouri. >> catherine: there 'will' be a civil case. the fall-out from the death of the unarmed black teenager last august - is far from over. >> catherine: michael brown's parents are suing. thursday his father.and mother. listened as their attorney announced a civil lawsuit >> catherine: against the city of ferguson.and former officer darren wilson.

>>"we feel and we've always felt from the very beginning that officer darren wilson did not have to shoot and kill mike brown junior in broad daylight in the manner that he did. that he had other options available to him." >> catherine: this comes just a day after the justice department's scathing report on rampant discrimination in ferguson. >> catherine: blasting the police department.and the court system. attorney general eric holder - pointing to racist remarks in emails, illegal searches >> catherine: and the use of excessive force against african americans. >> catherine: 18-year-old michael brown was shot by wilson last summer. >> catherine: the justice department agreed wilson was afraid for his safety. the officer said the unarmed teenager charged him - and went for his gun. >> catherine: but brown's parents say their son's death is not in vain -- if ferguson confronts the racism exposed in the justice department report. >> catherine: experts say the city of ferguson must move quickly and publicly --

to prove that it's serious about regaining public trust. >> reporter: we are continuing to stay mount right now creek temperatures around the bay area and the '60s and '70s. daly city and the '60s. as we look for as you get ready for bid to purchase will fall into the '40's for much of the area. as you look leave for work, temperatures will stay cool until they warm up into the mid 50s across the bay and the coast line. >> reporter: across the east bay looks good as well and with the mid to upper 60s.

walnut creek 7 degrees creek upper 60s and lore 70's. it will continue to be like this and to the we can't creek 7 day forecast looks like this. >> reporter: next chance for showers is tuesday wednesday and thursday. >> pam: coming up.50 shades is raking in the dough. the jaw-dropping figure the racy movies has made so far.

[ birds chirping ] [ inhales, exhales ] [ announcer ] cigarettes are not just dangerous when they're smoked. [ rat squeaking ] they're dangerous long after. cigarette butts are toxic. they release chemicals that poison our water... and harm wildlife. and millions... are polluting our environment. [ sniffing ] [ seagulls squawking ] >> pam: a new survey shows a majority of americans now support gay marriage. according to a poll conducted by the general social survey. >> pam:56-percent of americans now agree that gay and lesbian couples should have the right to get married. that's up from 48-percent

back in 2012. >> pam:the largest shift in support has come from republicans. 45-percent now support gay marriage.a 14-percent jump from 2012. >> pam: universal pictures says the movie has met $150 million domestically at $352 million internationally. but the highest ever we get all bent and balance has date opened pepper. and the highest of balance and day ever. >> pam: coming up next on the insider.the latest on the jodi arias trial and today's decision that she will spend the rest of her life behind bars. >> pam: that's next at 7:00, followed by entertainment news at 8:00 >> pam: in sports. the man known as injury that will keep him out of the giants lineup for a while. >> pam: . and barry zito makes his spring training debut for the a's. gary will tell you how he did. and

have all the sports. next

>> gary: hunter pence will be up from six to eight weeks that is the early prognosis. he may come back earlier. he was hit by corey black. it is a nun displaced fracture. >> gary: crucible cheap to date on notepads for a wild-

card--bruce on no pence for awhile >> at least he will have a month to start the healing process. >> gary: exhibition baseball what losing the first to print larry brown says he will be good. he will be good. but when will he be good? >> gary: giving out a grand slam and not having a good outing today. i will emphasize, sometimes you will kick off you could on the guy that is out like paulo. but he will come back and struggle. but this guy is always in good shape so,

you do not want to have cam out but if you need anyone at this time this is when you are lucky that it is pence. >> gary: the odds? 37 t. -- 30/70 >> gary: the guy that pitches, onetime left-handed the other time the other hand occurred he throws both hands and pitching right hand. kestrel to fly out to right field. i know everyone wants to talk about video. love in a combat story. that story--talk zitto,

everyone loves the comeback story.. >> gary:curry hitting the i ncredible shot not looking! >> it is great to be home. we are playing with no night off. >> trying to win games. try to make sure that we are smart with it. >> gary: a demonstration with what i tweet it the

best shot of this season by curry. >> gary: you are the basket, all will work, where you are located. >> gary: half up and be here. --up in the air >> gary:he was so sure he turned around and just did it! >> gary:he is something e lse! >> pam:yes he sure is.

>> gary:aldon smith contract revised >> gary:peyton manning...what a guy! 15 million instead of 19 milion. >> gary:smith's contract restructured >> gary:at 33? how much does he have left? 49rs could use

someone that make them feel good? dockett! >> gary: mark reese jones and drool all he could make a come back here and started his career at lasalle. on to college football. slate eight seasons in jacksonville. pretty much of this peak steam. --pretty much out of steam. i am not going to be a backup player and i can i get it done any more creek so he retired today. with 43 carries last year with 96 yds.

>> gary: he had two years left on his raiders contracts sold he said noll. --so he said no. >> gary: offensive tackle with a touchdown and is now practicing what they came as a tight and an agent that for the upcoming season. i will add mansion that he will or we will have to go after i'd tweet. he probably the heaviest guy to ever be and a college that field. he has already changed his no. 280 for the ballgame creek he has plans to have him catching balls and running calls 410 lbs.. --his number is 80

>> pam: still ahead. mercedes new driverless >> pam: concept car.spotted in the bay area. pictures.straight ahead.

>> reporter: you are a device free for a few hours and is very refreshing that is coming up so stay tuned up for my tech report date slate--gabe slate >> pam: self driving car sf-ots vo have you seen it?

>> pam: mercedes new self- driving concept car is cruising the streets of san francisco. social media went bonkers.with several people spotting the space-age looking car. >> pam: these are some pictures from twitter. mercedes says it is filming a promotional video for car known as the "f-015" >> pam: the german automaker says it automotive manufacturues to receive an official license by the state of california to test self-driving vehicles on public roads. >> reporter: the weather will continue on for the early part of next week and we will have a change with the next system approaching with eyes showers brick-- isolated showers. >> reporter: is still almost a week out we may see showers we may not i do have my fingers crossed. >> pam: that's it for the kron 4 news at 6. >> pam: stay connected with kron 4 and get latest news developments at kron4.com or

download one of our mobile apps. >> pam: our next newscast is tonight at 8 o'clock. see you then. >> pam: goodnight. television announcer: get a serta mattress any size for just $197 each piece when you buy the complete set. the $197 mattress sale... bulldog: oh boy! television announcer: ...is ending soon. ♪ mattress discounters ♪

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