happy sunday, taking a look outside. golden gate bridge. another nice warm day is expected. good morning and thanks for joining us on for kron 4 news weekend. i am anny honk. >> i am marty, here is the realm of possibility where we could see temperatures over 80 degrees and set a few records. if you are into that kind of thing. it is nice. >> cool sounds nice. >> this is in the inland areas. >> i don't have a pool.

we will have to improvise, i guess. along the embarcadero, it is great out and we have clear conditions. and sun already making its presence felt out there. temperatures out there. and nice and chilly like yesterday morning. and it is yesterday. warm up quite a bit. and san francisco and 52 at 49 and oakland and right at 46. currently. for your weather headlines. we will have warm temperatures by this afternoon. what few clouds are. they are going to burn off. and very sunny and hot day. monday, going to be quite a bit cooler. lots more wind. in fact, cooler temperatures will be a trend that continues throughout the week and in which case, it will become hot again. wind speeds right now. pretty calm. 1 miles an hour in san francisco not even registering wind speed for parts of the east bay. we have still air which could create muggy didn'ts.

>> no cloud coverage over the spiewr state. clear conditions on tap. and we will talk about that in a little bit, guys. >> breaking news, from overnight. one person is dead following an early morning collision between a car and pedestrian. >> it happened just after midnight near the san leandro inside ter state and they have since reopened. the cause of the crash is still under investigation. for the first time and the third time in a month, a man tries to kidnap a girl from the east bay. walking home from school friday. this time the predator is armed with a gun. first story we told you about on kron four news weekend. releasing a sketch of the subject and we have the latest. >> that is crazy. >> reporter: putting a face to the disturbing allegations. >> never know who is going to pull up. >> they are releasing this sketch with the east indian man in his early 20s.

they attempted to kidnap a girl friday. >> 5'6", to 5'7". thinly manicured beard. >> on her way home from hayward high school in the area of fletcher lane and this man stopped near the sidewalk and forced a 16-year-old girl into a white four door sedan. >> while she was in the car. he produced a firearm. she was able to struggle and get away from the suspect and able to flee on foot. >> could you imagine going through something like that. >> no, but strong girl. good for her. >> the victim was not injured. the attacker drove off. >> the map with the same description and mo of an attempted kidnapper reported earlier this month and another in february. both happening near tennyson high school. >> it is a lot different. >> parents in the areas are worried. >> my oldest is 14. i worry when she walks out

here. >> police thrown for a loop. >> i have been with the police department for 18 years and this is the first time i have run into something like this. >> in all cases, they got away because they fought back. if they find themselves in this type of situation. they should not get into a vehicle with a stranger. if they know me or the relatives. you don't go. >> happening right now. it is san francisco's annual rock n' roll half marathon. >> kron 4's mike pelton with the event. >> good morning. >> good morning, marty and anny. >> there are bands along the course. this is where the runners are this morning.

>> this is about rocking more than running. >> it is not the eastiest course and this is the scene they have. and the sky is going to get the sun coming up as you approach the bridge. >> running the golden gate bridge. this is what at tacted us. and being from cap darya folsom, i would love to run the golden gate. >> i follow it, man. > >> back out here, start at ocean beach and civic center plaza where the finish line is half an hour from now. >> we are hearing a lot of

great stories. >> i spoke with one man. he was visually impaired. he will run with a guide. coming up in the 8:00 hour. and i want to quickly know the man who won the race in the first two years is chris. and he is from the course this morning. make it a half hour from now. >> mike, usually m san francisco, this time of year. it is foggy and overcast and cool and perfect for running. we have plenty of sunshine there. what about the temperatures. >> it is not bad. i don't know what the exact temperature is. >> high 50s. low 600s. and -- low 60s and you will get a great view of the golden gate bridge. you don't get this anywhere else. >> mike pelton, live. thanks for the report. another breaking news story we are reporting for you. >> two dozen people are recovering. after an air canada jet came off the runway during a hard

landing in halifax early this morning. they were traveling from toronto. they were able to get off the plane and as many as 23 people were getting off to the hospital and minor injuries. >> we hit an air canada flight from toronto. and made a hard landing at halifax. and has gone off the runway. and the passengers involved. and we have reports of some minor injuries at this point. >> passengers are all being assessed by the folks. and those require treatment. are receiving it. >> now, none of the injuries sustained are considered major. >> heavy snow reported at the time of the landing. it is not clear. and if that played a role in the accident. this is still under investigation. back in the bay area. >> two people are in custody and in connection with a homicide late friday night in union city. >> the 33-year-old victim was shot multiple times in the

parking lot of this bar on al var raid doe boulevard: it happened before friday. >> they helped police track down the suspects. >> they had witnesses in the parking lot. and they were able to broadcast this out to neighboring agencies and they did an excellent job of finding the vehicle for us. and based on that description. stopped the vehicle and the occupants. as i mentioned before were identified. >> police say the investigation is ongoing. and this is union city's first homicide of the year. >> the foundation of the business. and i am looking forward to it. coming up on kron four news weekend. this is the best to come to the area. how the super stars celebrated the night before wrestle mania. >> what is being called a religious freedom bill is stirring up controversy. we will tell you how businesses and cities all over the country

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>> you know the runners are next to you. >> we have very warm temperatures. >> sunny skies prevailing. and it is not temperatures going through the roof in my opinion. >> beyond 80 degrees. and some of the coastal areas get close to 70 degrees. we are at 52 in san francisco. and 41 in santa rosa. and 46 for livermore and 50 in fremont and san jose. i didn't have this much condensation on my windshield as i did yesterday morning. >> satellite and radar. nothing doing as far as precipitation. >> this is going to continue throughout the week when we have clear conditions prevailing. they are going to pick up. starting tomorrow. >> pretty calm though. >> afternoon highs. >> this is 72 for san francisco. and san mateo. and 80. and goes to sunnyvale and and in pleasanton and 83

respectively. kron 4. >> around the bay forecast. and going to take the week off. >> coling down a little bit. at least in the inland areas. >> that is really just seasonal normal temperatures. >> still going to be a nice week ahead. >> guys. >> all right. thank you, dan. in national news this morning, the indiana governor is dealing with a fallout from a bill he signed in into law. >> they are up in arms over the freedom restoration ak. andy rose has the details. >> this is not a step in the direction of a quality, equal and justice for all americans. >> he signed the controversial bill into law thursday. >> drawing the iert of businesses, politicians and even religious leaders. >> this is ugly. it is mean-spirited and spend for harm. >> the law said government can't burden a person's exercise of religion and let

individuals who feel like their religious beliefs have been or substantially burdened and lean on this to fend off lawsuits. >> rmpletd it doesn't specifically mention sexual orientation. it could be used to discriminate against gay, least geeian and transgender people. > >> this is not about discrimination. >> i thought it realized discrimination, i would have vetoed it. >> the bill sends the wrong signal. indianapolis strives to be a welcoming place that at tracks businesses, conventions and residents. we are a diverse city and everyone who lives in indy to feel comfortable here. companies are not pleased with it either. tim cook tweeted his disand point mept and said we strive to treat every customer the

same. regardless of where they come from. who they love and how they worship. they have a proposed $40 million expansion project in indianapolis. they were due to break ground. and businesses across indiana are participating in the open for service campaign. posting stickers and signage so clientele know they won't be subject to kiss kim nation. >> imed andy rose reporting. >> the arkansas state signed a bill and it is on the way for governor for approval. a russian cost no mawt are at their new home for the next year any way. we first brought you the story on kron 4 news weekend. how it might impact future trips to mars. we have the story. . >> lift off. the year in space starts now. >> they are on their way to the space station. >> lift off in kazakhstan.

kelly and kornianko are leaving earth for a long time. they will spend a year in or bit above the space station. >> 12 months in space lp break a u.s. record. >> i look forward to the challenge. it is more than anyone. scientists say the three men and they will continue the scientific journal any why space travel and gravity changes the human body. >> we need to tested capability of the human being for long during raig flights. >> it is a third of astronauts that are have structural changes and changes their vision possibly from a flow of fluid to their brains. cardiac arrhythmias have been documented along with bone mass.

they will be studied how it affects their thawtsd and behavior. answers that could be crucial for deep space missions to mars. which is a 14 month round trip. >> the difference with the flight. this is the first time we are doing it as an international partnership. it is the most. >> it is one of the most. greatest success stories of the international space station. >> he makes history in space. his twin brother retired. >> mark kelly. will also be monitored back on earth. we will study the identical twins to see how they each change over the course of a year. in very different environments. >> on behalf of everyone who is present here. god speed. the trio will join more crew members aboard the space station. >> they will rotate in hand out and during the next year in or bit. >> cnn. quite the mission.

we wish them the best of luck. coming up on kron four newses -- kron 4 news weekend. and this is the favorite to win the nba championship. we are taking a live look outside. approaching the richmond brim. hardly any traffic. we will have the forecast in a few minutes.

. we are back with bay area sports. warriors are hot with the playoffs around the corner. they won eight straight in milwaukee and it is a historic night. steph curry come pining for 46-points. they beat them 108-95. with the win. they clinch the top seed in the western conference. it is the 60th win and franchise record. now, it is a 13th team in the

nba team and history. and win at least 60 games. in 73 games. >> it is the 12 teams that accomplish that feat and win the nba finals. they are on thin ice trying to keep the playoff hopes alive. taking on the philadelphia flyers. this one going down to the wire. they score to tie the game in the third period. it goes to a shoot out and brent burns finds the back of net to win it for the sharks. >> san jose. 6 points out of the playoff spot in the western conference. happening today. we are now less than one hours from wrestle mania. and wwe, fans are gearing up for a professional wrestling's biggest night. this is in san jose. >> ahead of the big event. the biggest stars of the ring. walk into the red carpet before a hall of fame ceremony and nine wrestlers were inducted in

the wrestling hall of fame. >> this is where we celebrate our history. this is the foundation of the business. and i am looking forward to it. >> this is celebrating the induction of my cousin. >> this is a big year for us. >> wrestle mania in san francisco, california. we are happy. blessed and honored. big night for us. >> we have the father. and being inducted here. >> and this is the family and it is big night. >> i love the hall of fame. >> we will pay tribute and they pave the way for superstars like myself to be able to be in the ring for tomorrow. wrestle mania. we are taking over the bay area. among last night's honorees including arnold schwarzenegger. >> it is 3:30 and fans are encouraged to get there as early as possible. >> 70,000 are expected to attend. that is one big tailgate party. coming up sunday night.

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. police are investigating a report of an attempted kidnapping. of a 16-year-old girl. it happened in the area of fletcher lane. the girl was walking home from school when a man armed with handgun grabbed her and pulled her into a car. she was able to get out of the car. the suspect may have been involved with two prior incidents. nearly two to seen people are recovering. after an air canada jet came off the runway. this is a hard landing in halifax. flight was traveling from toronto. they were able to get off the

plane and as many as two people were taken to the hospital for injuries. heavy snow was reported at the time of the landing. it is not clear if that played a major role in the accident. >> two people are in custody in connection with a homicide in union city. >> 33-year-old victim was shot in a parking lot on al var raid doe boulevard. they were able to identify the vehicle in the shooting. and help police track down the subjects. this is union city's first homicide of the year. >> the other big story that we are following for you this morning. this is the weather. >> we are looking outside at the embarcadero. we are seeing lots of sunshine. little hazy and it is a warm day across the bay area. >> we are going to set some records today. >> possibly. >> don't pin me to that. >> it is well over 80 degrees. >> it could be a record for some cities. i am calling this movie weather. >> if you are trying to drive

around. for get about it: i would anticipate more bad traffic today. it is too nice. >> everyone wants to be outside. >> that's why i want to be inside maybe. >> i want to be outside. >> it is nice. >> i want a barbecue. >> we should catch a matinee. >> watch kron 4 news. en and we have the marathon going on. gorgeous day for a run if you are into that kind of thing. temperatures starting to warm up a bit. san francisco 52. san jose, 50. oakland, 49. livermore sitting right at 46 degrees. now for the day parts, steady warming all throughout the day. here is some, i give you an idea for later on. >> 3:00 this afternoon. and we are looking for 78. by the bay and by the coast. >> 70-degrees and like pacifica and still plenty nice. very calm and 1 miles an hour in san francisco. north bay up to 5 miles an

hour. not going to feel a whole lot of gusting wind today. >> satellite and radar shows clouds off the coast. nowhere near california right now. tomorrow, we could see a few more clouds. nothing in the way of storm clouds. remaining dry and afternoon highs for today. remaining hot. hotter than they were yesterday. >> 72 in san francisco and 78 in oakland. and 79 in vallejo and reaching 80 in fairfield. very warm temperatures up ahead and we will talk about the rest of the seven-day forecast in a little bit. >> all right. dan, thank you. >> the copilot who investigators say crashed the plane in the fresmg alps. he would do something to quote make people remember his name. that is the quote from a former girlfriend. she said also andreas lubitz woke up creaming. saying we are going down. investigators say he longed the

pilot out of the cockpit before crashing the plane and killing all 150 people on board. >> they have not found one of the flight data recorders. they believe it could reveal details about what happened inside the cockpit. we have more hop the recovery effort. > >> reporter: each day begins here. helicopters lifting off. local rescue pilot david horo among them and friday was tough. >> it is turnpike pg inside. sometimes, this way and that way. and it is very difficult and the meshing, we are always in the very, very close. >> they are in his lands. >> luring them to the crash site. >> in the closed area. it is very, very closed from the mountains: it is very short place. >> it is quite difficult for us. >> the teams make the gruesome

discoveries, he comes back lifting. literally swinging them home ward. >> i don't want to focus on the possible victims. so. >> i am proud, because i know. i would bring back bodies to the family. and i think it is very important. it is my duty. >> from the mountains, the bodies are brought here to a mobile forensics lab and metric dnavment testing. >> all of this happening. in a remote and small alpine village. >> here, they open their hearts. touched by the tragedy that is unfolding around them. >> people of the nearby villages. gathering for a service at the new memorial of the crash victims. >> david, the helicopter pilot. they are still in shock. >> it was a big plane. and it is flying over the place

and you can see millions of little pieces of the airplanes. and that's all. we can't recognize anything. >> each day and ends with the helicopter's safe return. >> normality. for everyone here. and still, a long way off. >> nick robinson. >> france. back here in the bay area. >> san mateo county is reporting the seventh mountain lioncht sighting for the month. it killed a goat in pascadero. they are asking people to avoid approaching the big cat. especially if they are feeding or with the offspring. they will try to avoid confrontation. authorities are on the look out for a man who exposed himself near a high school in milbrayvment, this is near mels high school. a woman was walking east on

merchants drive and she saw a man sitting in a truck exposing himself. >> they called police. anal they were and able to find the man. he was in a faded black truck with a truck bed. a doing forced to have all four of its legs amputated. we will show you how he was able to walk once again. we will show you the new technology that could lead to passenger jets taking off while the pilots are still on the ground.

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. they look for ways to stop repeating. the copilot locked the pilot out of the cockpit and intentionally crashed the plane into the fresm alps. now, there is another proposal

to prevent this from happening again. the plane can be controlled from the ground. >> watch closely. this plane over england has a crew at the controls. passengers in the back but something extraordinary is about to happen. a pilot on the ground is taking over. >> ready, set, control. >> proceed. >> i have to drop. >> you have control. >> this is the $94 million astria project. bae, one of several efforts around the world to develop planes that can be flown remotely. >> what you can hear is that discussion with the traffic. and it is exactly the same s and the pilot would be having if they were in charge of the steering. >> military success with drones has griffin much of the interest. and some are focused on planes in hazardous conditions. and such as hurricane research and fighting fires. >> it could be a

400 billion-dollar a year global business. >> why not passenger flights. first the airline industry has a remarkable record with high profile disasters. >> they remain the most reliable to handle problems. and retrofitting planes would cost billions of dollars. >> passengers may not be ready. >> he is with flying magazine. >> start by asking myself that question. and how would i feel getting in and didn't have airline pilots up front. i wouldn't do it. >> here is a live look outside. >> this is the san mateo bridge on the sunday morning. >> sunny skies and get ready for another warm day.

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i am waiting for tomorrow when it is cooler. >> it will be cooler indeed. when it is hot and prefer a little cooler. you are out of luck. and this is possible record temperatures. >> looking over 80 degrees. and record temperature in the current record temperature is on the right. today's forecast high is on the left. hit the forecast to eight. we would be setting a new record. mountain view. setting a new record. >> san jose. forecasting to fall a little bit short. close to a record. santa rosa. to break the record by 3 degrees. >> it is hot. nonetheless, and still on the cool side. we had a chilly start. >> san francisco 52 and oakland at 49 and livermore at 46. this is the current temperature. >> it will show a cooling trend into tomorrow. winds are going to pick up. they are very still and pick up quite a bit tomorrow. >> it will be significant cooling by 10 degrees.

and little bit more. >> searn was looking at a second ago. >> it is den degrees cooler than today. >> afternoon highs. we will talk today. >> san francisco is 72. oakland at 78. seven # for hayward and reaching 80. we mention in san jose. 82 in pleasant ton and in livermore. the cooling trend is going to put that on ice. and we mentioned san rafael 80, 81. # one forecast for tomorrow. and we are going to stay cool pretty much throughout the week and later in the week, it will warm up and see storm tracker four. and where coming next weekend, we will have similar conditions. and that being hot and temperatures rushing close to 80-degrees. >> it is interest on saturday. and dry conditions. throughout the week. >> it is going to dominate. >> thank you. >> back to the news this morning. >> panama city beach, florida. and that is an early

destination. >> a shooting turned it into a crime scene. >> david daniels shot seven people at panama city beach. >> they were college students who were at at house party. it happened shortly before 1:00 a.m. they were trying to get everything understand control. >> it is complete chaos here. >> we have 100 witnesses or so. trying to separate. we have a mess. >> that's all i have to say tonight. >> charged with multiple counts of attempted murder. still trying to figure out a motive. >> a boston police officer was shot in the face simply for doing his job. this morning, the officer is in a medically induced coma. the man who shot the center is dead. police say what led up to the deadly shooting. >> we have an officer shot. >> yes, we do. >> the panic in the voices of

responding officers, walings only the beginning. it is along humboldt street and they say officer john moynihan was ambushed. >> real violent confrontation that was clearly unprovoked by our officers. >> it is clearly supported by video taken from the convenience store camera above the shooting scene. it shows how they approached the car they pulled over. and officer moynihan was helping the driver out of the car. >> as the driver is getting out of the moask, you can see his right arm come up and shoot officer moynti han right below the eye. >> the gunman then emptied his .357 magnum at the officers. killing the 45-year-old. west has a violent criminal past with prior gun convictions. he was jail asked for after

shooting at boston police. a dozen bullet holes. from last night marked civil businesses. and the d.a.s office is handling the investigation. >> we will do a completely thorough investigation. >> we will issue the reports and findings to you,ing the public and the media. >> it is going to be completely transparent. >> officer moynihan was honored. and this is the nation's top cops. this is for his role in helping a transit officer wounded. during the boston marathon bombing. >> stay with us

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and we will get you into it. and season premiere event, here in san francisco. kron 4 was there and talked to all the stars who made the bay area appearance at the opera house. when you talk about a season premiere for this show. there are no red carpets. only black carps. >> cast members. came from all over the world to celebrate a new season. >> where the focus is. >> it is all about. catching the power. and when you have got the power. you have got to keep the power. >> it is based around. dragons and boobs and blood. >> something that is created quite the fan base. >> i love this. >> it is waiting for so long. >> macy williams plays aria stark. >> as a fan favorite t her show's sister. gave us a run down with and

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. big story we are following, the weather. from the embarcadero camera. >> we can also maybe see some records. >> it is going to get toasesy. i am marty gonzalez. >> i am anny homg. >> -- hong.

>> how far is the rest of the morning and afternoon looking like, dan. >> it is chilly and not reflecting the possible record temperatures that we could see from later on. little chilly than yesterday and it is going to warm up quite a bit. we have the record temperatures forecast for today. there is the record temperature on your right. current record temperatures. and high temperatures today. forecast there on the left. and oakland, we are forecasting 78. previous record was 77. that would smash the record. >> mountain view. >> forecasting for 80. only 77 by comparison. i say only. it is relative. >> checking in with that today. >> this is the previous record there. again, another record could be set. san jose getting close. >> temperatures right now. >> chilly as i mentioned. and 49 still in oakland. >> 51 in hayward and we are in pap napa valley. and -- we are in napa and wind speeds are pretty calm.

that is how warm it could get. we will not get the cooling effect that the wind often brings. >> they are going to pick up tomorrow. we will talk about that in a little bit. satellite and radar showing dry weather. we will touch on that. >> guys. >> another big story. we are following this morning. it happened in san francisco. it is the half marathon. and look at the golden gate bridge. >> there are the runners there. and making their way back. >> an estimate dollars 10,000 people taking part from 38 different countries. >> want to show you the map of just over 13 mile route. if you are coming into san francisco. especially from marin, be extra careful and street closures. this is around the race areas. >> mcpelton will be at the event pt and started at 6:30 this morning. >> seen any finishers behind you. >> yes, you are. >> won't hear the music blasting behind me and make their way to the finish line.

and the men's and joaf all winner came across. his name is fernando sabato, from fresno and he tells me not only did he win this. but going for a top five finish at boston marathon. they got underway at ocean beach. about continue thousand runners are taking it part from all across the world. it features bands and miewbs i can as they head over the bridge. and san francisco 49ers. great. longer craig founded the san francisco race and helped string in millions of dollars for the city. some runners are going for time and charity. and one man who was visually impaired and running with the help of a guide for the challenged athletes foundation. listen to his incredible story. >> initially, lost my sight at aim 18. it is 20 years that i am visually impaired. i did suffer through a long

depression before i realized that there are plenty of things i could do with the little bit of sight i had left and i discovered the freedom that running gives me. so, i will be running two or three marathons a year. back out here in civic plaza, that man just crossed the finish line. this morning. what a lot of people talked about is the uniqueness of the race. the half marathon goes all across the country. you don't get the golden gate bridge and all the views across the country. it is here in san francisco and they have been running rared with the eye phones. taking pictures. >> coming up at 9:00. you will hear from the overall winner. fernando sabato and the woman that won is tonya morimoto. >> what an inspiring story, mike. thank it is for bringing that

to us. >> that is mike pelton reporting. we will check back in with you. and we want to go back to dan rubin who is checking out the traffic impact from the half marathon. >> dan? >> you and i know that the traffic is moving too fast. >> this is the biggest problem. and one game in oakland. and it said. if you go across the golden gate. it is nonetheless. looking pretty good. no back up for the speed sensors. and over doyle drive. they are holding. and take it easy out there. if you are heading that way. >> keep in mind. you can check all the road closures. and we have them list td there for you. >> it is kron 4. >> marty and anny. >> breaking news. that we are following. a pedestrian is dead after being hit by a car on interstate 580. it happened around with midnight near the hayward border. all lanes of the interstate were shut down and we don't

know why the person killed was on the freeway. >> we have an update on a story we first brought to you on kron 4 new dps weekend k. >> a third time. a girl is nearly kid nal napped. and -- kidnapped. and we have more on who the police are looking for. > >> reporter: that is crazy. putting a face to the disturbing allegations. >> never know who is going to pull up. >> they released this sketch of the hispanic other east indian man who investigators say attempted to kidnap a girl friday. >> about 5'6" to 5'7". with a thinly manicured beard. >> at 4:00 in the afternoon. on the way home from hayward high school in the area of flesher lane -- fresher lane. this -- from fletcher lane. and he forced a girl into the white four door sedan. >> while she was in the car, at

the produced a firearm. she was able to get away from the suspect. and going on foot. >> could you manning what is going on. >> no, absolutely not. >> but good for her. police say this matches the same description and mo of an attempted kidnapper reported earlier this morn mnt. and another in february. >> both happening near 10 any son high school. >> -- tennyson high school. >> my oldest is 14. i worry about her. even when she was with her friends. >> reporter: i have been there 18 years. and tirs i have run into this. >> the teenage girl tls got away. because they fought back. >> they should not willing get get into a vehicle with a stranger. >> even if they said they know me. or the relatives. if you don't know them, you don't go. >> from hayward.

>> extra police patrols are planned around the schools. >> still ahead for you on crown four -- kron 4 news. >> they allow businesses to discriminate against the lgbt community. >> i am looking forward to it. >> we are now hours away from wrestle mania in the bay area. >> we will show you the fan and superstar celebration. leading up to the big events today. >> we are following breaking news from overnight. it is scary with a commercial airliner. we will tell thank you about it, next.

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. people are recovering after an air canada jet came off the runway. it happened early this morning. they were traveling from toronto. they were able to get off the plane and as many as 23 were taken to the hospital for observation and treatment of

minor injuries. >> we had an air canada flight from toronto. and made a hard landing here and it has gone off the runway. we have reports of minor injuries. they are all being assessed and they require treatment and are receiving it. >> none of the injuries from the passengers are considered major. >> this is reported at the time of the landing. not clear if that played a role in the accident. >> that is the exact cause of the investigation. >> temperatures are a little slow this morning. and it will warm and get down right hot. >> possible record temperatures coming up.

. feeling with a fall out into law and the law is called the religious freedom restoration act. it could be used by businesses

and individuals to discriminate on the bases of religion and particularly against the lgbt commune. anger over the bill has reached here in the bay area. and andy rose has more on the story. this is not for all americans. >> the governor signed the freedom bill into law thursday. drawing the ira of businesses, toll politicians and religious leaders. >> it is ugly and mean spirited and it is intended to harm. >> the law said they can't substantial will you burden their exercise of religion and individuals who feel like their religious beliefs have been and substantially burdened will febd off lawsuits. of it dornt mention discrimination. it could be used to

discriminate against people and trance gender individual assist on the basis of religion and governor pence rejects that claim. >> this is not about discrimination. if i thought it did, i would have vetoed it. >> they released a statement saying it send the wrong signal. indian nap police vives to and welcoming place. and attracts visitors and residents. we are a diverse city didn't everyone who lives in indy should feel company here. many companies are not pleased with it either. they said we strive to treat everyone the same regardless of where they come from. how they worship object whom they love. >> they have plans for a campus expansion project in indianapolis. they had been due to break ground on the project for days. they are participating in the open for service campaign. posting stickers and signage.

they know they won't be subject to discrimination. >> i am andy rose reporting. ed lee announced he is banning all paid travel to indiana. >> the legislature passed a style law on friday. it is now on the way to the governor for approval. >> . i don't think city workers are going to miss gng to indiana. golden gate bridge. we are well over 60 degrees here this san francisco. so nice, they are enjoying the run back across. and went north. now they are heading south in case they are heading out the roads. do watch out for them. possible record temperatures. this is the story today. very warm and out right hot. if you ask me. >> oakland could reach 78. that would be a new record. >> mountain view could reach 80. not forecast to break the record but pretty close. santa rosa expected to reach

81. previous record is 78. they will show the hot temperatures going away for the most party. >> come tomorrow, we have breezy conditions and it will cool off by continue degrees cooler. week ahead, we will have the cooler temperatures and coming into next weekend. and looking forward to the news weekend. we will see a warm upcoming up. here is what to expect. sunny and hot. 1:00. inland temperatures around the high temperatures. and 77 degrees or so. >> 5:00 or soon. coastal clouds will go away. >> it is this evening and could stay warm. into the evening. should be a pleasant night. afternoon highs in san francisco and 79 in san mateo and 80 in sunnyvale and 82 for napa. and looking for vallejo. some 80-degree temperatures on there. possibly more than the cities i just showed you. here is the cool down we are forecasting come tomorrow. >> that is from a high of 81.

for san rafael today. quite a bit of a fall off there. it is going to stay cool throughout the week. >> see them on kron 4 around the bay forecast. temperatures cooling up until next weekend and remaining dry. >> guys. >> thank you. >> more area bay news for you. >> investigation underway at a san francisco playground. following a shooting. near john mclaren park. >> and officers found a map suffering from gunshot wounds. he died at the hospital and the gunman remains on the loose this morning. two people are behind bars this morning. this is after a friday night homicide in union city. 33-year-old victim was shot multiple times and this bar on al var raid doe boulevard. it happened on friday. they were able to identify the vehicle used in the shooting. and help police track down the suspects. >> they got it from witnesses in the parking lot. >> they were able to broadcast that out and neighboring

agencies and they did an excellent job of finding the vehicle for us. >> based on that. and description, stopped the vehicle and the occupants as i mentioned before were identified. >> they say the investigation is ongoing. and this is union city's first homicide of the year. >> this is a scary scene at a bay area walmart store. >> this is the mcdonald's inside the store. it happened at the san leandro walmart. and it is evacuated. you are taking a look at video from the alameda fire department. they were activated inside the store and we are told 10% of the store established damage and this is water damage. and fortunately no one was hurt. >> still ahead. the warriors looking to make team history. >> therapy just looking to repeat what they have done in years past. >> sunday sports update coming up next.

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. we are back with bay area sports. warriors are hot with the right time and nayoffs are just right around the corner. they won eight straight and they were looking for one more to set a franchise record. in the end, it was a historic night for golden state. >> they combined 46-points as they beat them with 108-95. for the franchise. it is win number 60. most winds ever for a warrior's team and the season still has nine games left to go. with the win, they clifnl the top side in the we were conference. meanwhile the sharks are on thin ice and they took on the philadelphia flyers. this one goes down to the wire with san jose's karl son tying the game in the third period. then it goes to a shoot out and brent burns find the back of

the net to win it for the sharks. >> it is out of the eighth and final playoff spot in the western conference. coming up sunday night. final four will tb set. talking march madness and steph curry tropical storm back up. story of per certificate vear ver rans. and -- perseverance. and we will be back right after the news. happening today, we are now hours away from wrestle mainia. and wwe fans are gearing up for professional wrestling's biggest night. if you don't know what it is. it is basically the siewm of pro wrestling. and it is happening at levi stadium. we had the biggest star sts like hulk hockey gap who is out walking the red carpet last night. there he is. with of the hall of fame ceremony. they were inducted in the wrestling hall of fame. and that includes randy savage.

>> rchghts this is the foundation of the business. i am looking forward to. tn to celebrating the induction of my cousin. >> this is a wig year for us. for our families. >> this is in san francisco, california. we are happy. we are blessed and honored: we have our fathers being incompetence ducted here. this is for the member of the family. it as wig night for us. >> love the hall of fame. we get to pay tribute to the people who paved the way for superstar assist like myself to be able to be in the ring for muscle mania -- wrestle mania. >> we are taking over the bay area. >> they are. >> last night's honorees included arnold schwarzenegger. and this is in sblg -- in san jose. and more than 70 people are expected to attend. and that is going to be. one huge tailgating party. >> you can see more of our

interviews with the wwe superstars and mike pelton's interviews. and you can find it all on kron.com. it was wonderful. check that out. a lot of fun. it is with the hulk center. >> -- hulkster. >> i couldn't get past the scarf he had on his head to go with the tux. >> very taste you will. >> -- faceful. >> -- tasteful. and it is a beautiful day. right now in mill valley. good morning to you. you are 48 going for a warm afternoon high in the low 80s and runners are running back from the rock n' roll half marathon.

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are following. warm weekend weather. >> beautiful day once again at the embarcadero with lots of sunshine. potential for breaking some records today. dan rubin is standing by in the weather center with a look at record highs that would be possible. >> . and it is still this the forecast. right now. we are so in the 50s and thought the bay and we are seeing 40s on the board. and 46. slow to warm and get there. >> believe it or not. future cast to show us that. and pushing ahead to 10:00. >> later on this morning. we will see the 40s. disappear and into the afternoon. warming significantly. and we will see more 80s. and showing right now. and even into the evening. >> it is relatively pleasant night and it is on 9:00 in the

evening. and for parts of the east bay. and through the overnight hours. >> not as chilly and falling off as it should. it is in the north bay as well. >> . we have clear conditions. it is going to cool off quite a bit. we will touch on that some more coming up. >> thank you, dan. >> sure. >> the copilot who investigators say intentionally crashed the flight into the french alps. will do something to make people remember his name. that is according to the copilots' former girlfriend. >> they said we are going down. >> investigators say they locked the pilot out of the cockpit and killing all people

on board. they still have not found one of the data recorders and it could reveal details what happened inside the cockpit. >> we have more on the recovery operation. >> each day, begins here. >> helicopters lifting off. >> local rescue pilot dare hareau among them. >> particularly tough. >> the wind was turning inside. sometimes this way and sometimes this way and for us it is very difficult and the meshing, we are always in the very, very close. >> lives are in his hands. >> luring, recovery teams to the crash site. >> in a closed crew area. >> very, very closed from the mountains. and it is very, short place. and it is quite difficult for us. >> they make the gruesome discoveries, the victims. he comes back. >> lifting.

literally swinging them home ward. >> we don't want to focus on the possible victims. i see. and it is under foot. >> i am proud. because i know. i will bring back bodies to the family. and i think it is very important. it is my duty. >> from the mountains, the bodies are brought here to a mobile forensics lab. and for dna testing. all of this happening. in a remote and small alpine village. >> here, they have opened their hearts. touched by the tragedy that is unfolding around them. >> people at the nearby villages are gathering for a service at the new memorial. for the crash victims. >> his community. and they are still in shock. >> it is a big plane and it is 30. and flying all over the place. and we can see millions of pieces of the airplane the and

we can't recognize anything. >> each day. ends with the helicopter's safe return. >> normality for everyone here. >> still a long way off. >> nick robberson. france. bringing it back home to the bay area. if you shift dolores park in the near future. you might notice an increased presence of the park patrol. >> they have been complaining about the bad behavior of park goers. >> emily turner reports more people to hire and keep things in check. >> park goers are feeling the effects of the stepped up control at dolores park. >> they are complaining about the trash and bad behavior for weeks. >> the city has plans to hire more rangers and lawsm a public campaign about appropriate use. >> we want to try a strong public education effort. to get people to be more

conscious of how they are acting in the park and to understand than we all have a responsibility. >> the city said they spends half the hours at dell lore restoration park rather than picking up plants. >> they have another kind of problem. >> it is before in the park with the twins. and there are three except watd people who urinate on the street. >> they are not all on board with some of the changes. >> they think it is overkill and something that trash cans and port at that potty it is can't fix. >> relax and have a good time and clean up after yourself. >> kron 4 news. >> we told thank you about nasa's latest space mission and what you might not know is how it could help us get to mars. >> coming up after the break. we will show you the new technology that could lead to passenger jeth that could be controlled by pilots still on

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. they look for ways to prevent it from happening again. >> they never let this happen again. they show us the plane that could be controlled from the ground. > >> watch closely. this plane over england has a crew at the controls. and passengers in the backle and something extraordinary is going to happen. >> a pilot on the ground is taking over. >> take control. >> i have to drop. >> you want control. >> this is the $94 million astria project. bae, and one of several effort rs around the air world to fly planes remotely. you can hear the discussion and it is exactly the same. > >> military success with drones

has driven much of the interest and some are focused on air liens in the hazardous conditions. such as hurricane research and fighting wildfires. >> pilotless planes could be a 400 billion-dollar a year globe balance business. >> why not passenger flights. >> first, the airline industry has a remarkable safety record despite high profile disasters. they are the most reliable way to handle problems. and retrofitting planes would cost billions of dollars. >> they may not tb ready. >> it is with the magazine. >> asking myself the question. and how do i feel getting into it and i wouldn't do it. >> we will see how the idea goes. >> coming up. >> before you plan your next trip to hawaii: you may want to hear from the travel enthusiast to save time and money. >> we will take a live look

outside. and it is the san mateo bridge and conditions are pretty good. daly city. has a high of -69d. we will be right back -- high of 69. we will be right back.

. welcome back to kron 4. happy sunday to you. this is what it looks like outside. if you are wearing sun flases, it is a nice day. >> you need the glasses. here it is with almost the naked eye and looking very good and sunny conditions. already. not quite warming up yet and it will get there. >> san francisco at 52 and concord at 54 pt and checking in at 50. here is how the day part breaks down. >> this is the warm upcoming up quickly. we will see temperatures in the 70-degree range and in the inland areas. by 3:00 this afternoon. >> highs by the coast and getting close to 70. this is by the bay.

>> eke and the -- oakland and the 70-degree range. >> and come in tomorrow. we will see temperatures falloff tomorrow. and continue degrees in some spots. >> cooler conditions prevail. and beall see dry conditions prevail. unfortunately, we will see a rebound. and it will get warm again. afternoon highs today. >> 72, 80. for san rafael. and looking for 79. >> vallejo. and it is reaching 83. in livermore. we could see a record broken in san jose. it is within 1 degree and if it hits 80 and also looking for 80 degrees. half moon bay should hit 68. and still a very nice day and clear conditions certainly. you will see that with tracker four. and around the forecast. we have conditions prevailing throughout the week. and it is cooling down and staying dry. and we will warm up for the

coming weekend. >> marty, anny. >> thank you, dan. we are not going to worry about the temperatures and we are going to hawaii. >> one of the toughest things about planning a trip to hawaii is deciding where to visit. it is all beautiful. you want to take flights between the islands and you can et eat up valuable vacation time. >> you should thri about setting time. how do you cover ground without coming home feeling you nied a vacation from having the vacation you just had. >> they have a huge advantage when it comes to travel. >> unpack once and wake up every morning in a new spot. >> look at the beautiful footage. we will talk about the recent trip it hawaii. on a ship. >> that is molokai. and a lot of people don't get to. it is not the classic hawaiian experience for most people. getting on water is really, a

really is benefit. you can hit, just like you said. so many places in a very short period of time. >> and you want to be on the water. so much of hawaii is on the water. >> wow. look at that: bear with me. >> kali-big island, snorkeling. you want to see fish. not people. that's a big benefit. you want to get in and see stuff like this. >> this is off the coast of maui. and cruise advent ter utours. and this is where they excel. get you to places like this. >> this turtle we ran into. and good dozen or so of his friends. >> a turtle cleaning station. >> they just know exactly where the turtle cleaning stations are: there is a certain fish. and it is a gold ring sturgeon fish. and they love cleaning the finish. and they love coming to hang out here. then a couple of people dive into the water and the turtles

get curious and they pop up to say hello. turtles. brightly covered fish. >> the small cruising is something to consider. >> if you are looking to really be wet and see some places. even dry, that you can't see easily without jumping on a plane every other day. >> all the footage you saw, we department see one other person. >> this is the bay. i am trying. >> it can be a little more crowded. because other boats will go there and it is the type. whenty say more crowded. it as two hour hike counsel. it is at least a two hour hike up.

they use a native guide when we were there snorkeling as well. they know where the strengths are and not as strong and they trust him. >> also went on a nighttime excursion, right. >> this is really cool. >> have you ever been swimming with mhareau nta rays: most people haven't. and this is where the once in a lifetime truant comes into play. some are 20 feet across. >> is it safe. >> they have knowing. manta rays. no bar barbs, no teeth. they look like they are coming at you and look like they are going to eat you. but they can't. >> i hate to interrupt. the lighting there is surreal. >> what happens. manta ray dine it is on plankton. it is attracted to let. it comes out at night. this particular spot. if you look down.

that is a hawaiian monk seal. it just happened to show up on the swim. >> we can talk more about that too. >> they are attracted to light. >> this is right off the coast of the airport. >> that creates quite a bit of light. now, you have also got divers on the bottom and snorkelers on the top. >> they are with light. and it just brings the plankton close and brings the manta rays close and when you have plankton and a lot of the people in the without tert. >> they can at trangt a monk field. it is incrediblebly rare. >> it is once in a lifetime to see. >> we saw that night and i will try a pronunciation. >> they think she might be preghtd. they are not sure. >> it is a very, very big deal. >> that said. it is the type of thing. when you see responsible travellers. it is a good thing. >> they like people and playing

with people. >> we really need to stay away from them and you need to do your best. >> snap the picture and go about their business. >> same thing in the feature. >> don't touch them and therapy protected. >> it does happen and they bump into you. and that does happen. >> they call it a mugging. >> it does happen. you need to do your best and curl up in a ball. >> okay. >> those are fascinating videos and telling us about the all the wonderful add veptd turns to get off the beaten path. >> it opens it up to so many different possibilities. whale watching: >> same thing. we are back with more after the break. >>

. back on kron 4 news weekend. scott kelly and a russian

cosmonaut are at the home in space for the next year now. and bee brought the story for the weekend. we are learning more about the mission and how it impacts future trips. and we now have the story. >> lift off. >> the year in space lifts off and they are on their way towards the international space station. >> successful lift off in kazakhstan. >> this is the space mission. and they are leaving either for a long, long time. >> it is nearly an entire year aboard the space station. kelly, the 12 months in space will break a record. >> i look forward to the challenge. >> third member of the crew, he will stay six months. adding to his record of 710 days in space. more than anyone. and scientists say the three men and their mission will continue the isn't tesk journey to learn that space travel and

gravity changes. and we need for the capability of a human being. >> this is long duration flights. >> this is a third of astronauts. they are in their eyes. and which fundamentally changes their vision from a change in fluid flow to their brains. >> also, it is a loss of bone mass. >> the crew will be studied on how to be confined and this effects their thoughts and behavior. >> answers that are crucial for the deep space mission and mars. and this is is the round trip. >> the big difference with this split. this is the first time we are doing it as an international partnership. and this is one of the most. what i think is one of the most greatest success stories of the international space station. >> while scott kelly makes history in space. his twin brother retired mark kelly will be monitored back on earth. they will study the identical

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good morning. a possibility of some record temperatures this morning. >> what are you doing today, marty? going to go out and enjoy the record temperatures? >> yeah, probably so. i live in the east bay. it will be warmer out there. >> and 80s is not hot. people in the east pay, north pay, they're used to 80s. >> 80s is pleasant. she's going for are the swimming pool later on. here is a look facing back towards the bay bridge. we will have some possible are record temperatures today. here be the records we saw

yesterday. >> want to show you a map of the more than 13-mile route of the marathon this morning. mike has been at the race course ever since the race kicked off at 6:30 this morning. you said last hour, you were able to get some interviews with the men's winner. do you have that if

>> yeah, we spoke with them just a short time ago. you'll hear from him coming up in a minute, but is this a race, or just a big party? it's hard to tell. you can probably hear the music blasting behind me this morning, where we already have a couple of winners on the women's side. the men's winner is from fresno. about 10,000 runners this morning took off at 6:00 this morning, from all over the world. this is a very scenic route that goes over the golden gate bridge.

the first four miles, i just tried to enjoy the ride, going across the golden gate. first time running on the streets of san francisco. from fresno. it was great to come over here, close to home, and win. >> reporter: you can see he wasn't even out of breath. he is going for a top 5 finish at the boston marathon just a few weeks from now. this morning, we've seen a lot of great stories. last hour you heard from a man who was visually impaired, and runs with the help of a second person who acts as a guide. he finished, and said this is a metaphor for the hills of life. you face challenges that are difficult at the start, but get easier as you go along. so it was great for him -- to

see him run this morning. >> you hear just so many wonderful stories coming from the people who cross the finish line. >> reporter: well, absolutely. some people are running for charity. the winner is running to prepare for the boston marathon, and a lot of people admit they came here from vancouver, all over the world, just to take selfies on the golden gate bridge. so people are running for a lot of reasons. >> it is such a special event for a lot of people around the world. we talked about the traffic impact that the half marathon has having. wee have a complete list of rode closures due to this race, on our website at kron4.com. check it out before you hit the streets today. breaking news from overnight that we're following for you. a pedestrian is dead after being hit by a car on

interstate 580. it happened around midnight near the san leandro boarder. we still don't know why the person killed was on the freeway. for the third time in just over a month, a man tried to kidnap a teenage girl from an ebola community while she was -- east bay community while she was walking home from skye school. haze police have re-- haywood police have released a sketch. >> reporter: police releasing this is sketch of a man who investigators say attempted to kidnap a 16-year-old girl friday. >> about 5'6" to 5'7" with a thinly manicured beard. >> reporter: at around 4:00 in the afternoon on her way home

from hayward high school, police say this man stopped near the sidewalk, and forced the 16-year-old girl in into his white four-door sedan. >> while she was in the car, he produced a firearm. she was able to struggle and get away from the suspect, and she was able to flee on foot. >> could you imagine going it will through something like that? >> absolutely not. that's awful. but strong girl. good for hire. >> the attacker drove off, a man who police say match this same description m.o. of another reported kidnapper this month and earlier in february. >> it's a lot different than when i was a kid. >> reporter: parents in the area are worried. >> my old cyst 14, and i wire about her every day when she walks out here, even with her friends. >> i've been with the police department for 18 years, and this is the first time i've run into something like this. in all three cases, the teenage girls got away because they fought back. >> if they find themselves in this type of situation, they

should not willingly get into a vehicle with a stranger. >> even if they say they know me or the relatives, if you don't know them, you don't go. >> police are now working on notifying all area schools about friday's incident. kron 4 weekend news continues after the break.

another breaking news story, nearly two den people are recovering after an air canada jet came off the runway during a hard landing in halle fashion early this morning. the flight was traveling from toronto. as many as 23 people were taken to the hospital for observation and maybe minor injuries. one passenger described the frightening moments of the crash. >> when the plane hit, initially, it bounced back up in the air, and then we slid

for a long time, like 30 seconds or so. >> none of the injure areys sustained were considered major. heavy snow was reported at the time of the landing, but it's not clear if that played a role in the accident. the cause is still under investigation. today is palm sunday. we'll show you how it was commemorated at the vatican. >> the golden gate bridge with the rock and roll half marathon wrapping up, and now we are waking up to sunny skies on this sunday morning.

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looking good. we are looking for record temperatures today if multiple cities. santiago could be one of them -- san jose, oakland could see record temperatures. temperatures going to fall off quite a bit, and then week ahead, we'll see more of the cooler temperatures. cooler relative, of course, relative to today, which is record temperatures. so this afternoon you'll see that around 3:00. inland areas, we're going to see temperatures break -- possibly break records. temperatures right now, they've been slow to warm, but we're getting there. san francisco 58, a 60 on the board with haze -- hayward, and

susan g. suds -- sunny available. 80 in san rafael, where we saw a record broken yesterday. could see another one broken today. 78 in obamacare. that could be -- in oakland. that could be a new record, as well. getting warm again after the cooldown for next weekend. we look forward to that. >> all right, dan, thank you. happening today, tens of thousands of people are at the vatican to watch pope francis usher in holy week. earlier this morning, he held a palm sunday mass. those who attended, some of those who attended, held olive branches. pope francis will be holding a second service at the coliseum in roam on friday. ginny is declares a health emergency to try to stop the

spread of ebola. the measures were announced on state tv late last night. the epidemic hath shifted to the west and southwest in parts of that south african nation. in national news this morning, the indiana govern serb dealing west the fallout from a bill he signed into law last week. civil rights groups and businesses, both local and national, are up in arms over the religious freedom restoration act. >> the signing of this bill doesn't seem like it's a step in the direction ofee quality and justice for all for all americans. >> reporter: governor mike pence signed the bill into law. >> this legislationing is ugly. it's mean-spirited, and it's intend for harm. reporter: the law says the government can't

competitionively burden a person's religious expression, and can lean on this law to fend off law enforcements. while the law did does not specifically mention sexual orientation, critics say it could be used to disjim nate against particular, particularly lbgt individuals. >> this bill is not discrimination. fy thought it legalized discrime in any way, i would have vetoed it. >> reporter: another politician released a statement that said: many companies aren't pleased with us either. apple ceo tim cooke tweeted his

thoughts on wednesday: angie's list has canceled plans for a $40 million proposed campus expansion. they had been planning to break ground within days. i'm andy rose reporting. the arkansas legislature passed an indiana style law on friday, and it is now on the way to the governor for approval. and in idaho, an arrest in connection with a decades old killing of a little boy in california. police arrested this man, 53- year-old kenneth rasmussen. he's a convicted sex offender living in idaho. officers say that they tracked him down after linking his dna to a case with the help of a national database. he is accused of killing 6-year- old jeffrey david vargo in california back in 1981. jeffrey disappeared while he was out riding his bike.

his body was later found at a construction site. we are learning more about why sergeant bow berg call may have left his unit in eastern afghanistan. bergdahl had problems with order and discipline in his unit, according to one report. he was kidnapped by taliban fighters and held honest an for five years. he was released last year as part of a prisoner swap with the u.s. early aer this week, he was charged with desertion. a proposal for a regional military force to deal with security threats in places such as yemen, which was plunged into chaos when rebels began seizing control of the capital and other areas last fall.

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back with bay area sports, the warriors hot at the right time as they head to the play- offs. they had won 8 straight, looking for 9 last night in milwaukee. steph curry and klay thompson combined for 46 points last night againstmy the milwaukee bucks. it was their 60th win of the season, and a franchise record for golden state. they are now just the 13th team

in nba history with at least 60 wins in 73 games. turning now to the ice. the sharks on thin ice, trying to keep their play-off hopes alive, taking on the flyers. this one goes down to the wire. san jose scoring to tie the game in the third period. and then in a shootout, it was brent burns hitting the back of the net to win it for the sharks. coming up sunday night, the final four will be set. we're talking march madness, plus steph curry's backup shaun livingston shares his remarkable experience of perseverance, and we look ahead to next week's bay bridge series as baseball is getting set to begin. we are just hours away from wrestlemania, and wwe fans are

gearing up. the biggest stars of the ring walked the red carpet in advance of the event. you can see hulk hogue therein and his wife. -- hogan there and his wife. several wrestlers were induction al ducted is into the hall of fame -- inducted into the hall of fame. >> this is a big year for me and my family. we're blessed, honored, and it's a big night for us. >> we have our father being inducted this year, the fourth member of the family. >> it's to honor the people who paveed the way for people like me to be in wwe. today's big event starts at

3:30 today, but fans are encouraged to get there early, as more than 70,000 people are expected to attend. it will be one huge tailgating party. if you want to see more of our interviews with the wwe superstars, including mike pelton's interview with hulk hogan, you can find it all on kron4.com. coming up, new information on that co-pilot who crashed the germanwings right in last week. we are waking up to hazy conditions out there, and getting ready for another warm day across the bay area.

we had a cool start to the day earlier this morning, but now all of that is changing, right, dan? >> yeah, it is. in fact, we're changing lanes at the golden gate bridge. we're going to have a really warm day. a lot of people are going to want to come to the city, so we have the moveability barrier in effect that will be be going to

three in and three out, it appears. let's talk record temperatures yesterday, where we set a record in oakland by 3 degrees. could see another record today. let's look to futurecast to show us. we're pushing ahead to later on this morning, where you're seeing temperatures already in the 60-degree range, though it was slow to warm. we had 40s and 50s hanging around for some time, but those are quickly becoming a three of the past. at 3:00, i think the temperatures will actually be warmer than what we're looking at right there, i would add 3 or 4 degrees to those temperatures. but it will be a comfortable night. and it will cool awful tomorrow. we'll touch on the high temperatures again in your seven-day in a little bit. new for you this morning, the co-pilot who investigators

are say intentionally crashed the germanwings right in into the french alps aabout to quote do something that would make people remember his name. that's according to the co- pilot's former girlfriend who also told a german newspaper that andreas lubitz had nightmares, and once woke up screaming quote we're going down. lubitz locked the pilot out of the cockpit of the plane before killing all 150 people on board. >> they believe one missing flight recorder could reveal what took place inside of the cook pitt. reporter: each day begins here, helicopters lifting off. local rescue pilot david among them. it was tough. >> in the wind blows different

directions, and for us, it was very difficult. we're within very close limits. >> reporter: lives are are in his hands, lowering recovery team tuesday the crash site. >> we are in a cloweed area, very, very close from the mountains. it's a very short place, so it's quite difficult for us. >> reporter: as the teams make their gruesome discoveries, locate the victims, he comes back, lifting, literally swinging them home ward. >> i don't want to focus on the possible victims i see on the floor, so i cried, because i know that i will bring back bodies to the family, and i think it's very important. it's my duty. >> reporter: from the mountain, the bodies are brought here to a forensics lab for dna testing. all of this happening in a remote and small alpine village. and here they have opened their

hearts, touched by the tragedy that is unfolding around them. people at the nearbyville ans gathering for a service at the new memorial to the crash victims. david, the helicopter pilot, and his community, are still in shock. >> we can't imagine it was a very big plane, a 320, you're flying over the place, you can see millions of little pieces of the airplane in the foliage. we can't recognize anything. reporter: each day ends with the helicopter's safe return. normality for everyone here. still a long way off. now to barry news this morning -- to bay area news this morning. two people are behind bars after a homicide in union city. the victim was shot mill item times in the parking lot of this bar on alvarado boulevard just before midnight friday. witnesses were able to identify

the vehicle used in the shooting and help track down the suspect. >> they got it from witnesses in the parking lot, and were able to broadcast that out to neighbors agencies, doing a great job of finding that vehicle for us, and based on that description, stopped the vehicle, and the occupants, as i mentioned before, were identified. g police say the investigation is still ongoing. this is union city's first homicide of the year. >> if you visit san francisco's de last quarter else park in the future, you -- did olores park in the future, you may notice some changes. the city is looking to hire more people to keep things in check. >> reporter: park gores are feeling the effects of the stepped-up property at dolores park. they have been complaining

about more trash and bad behave initial recent weeks. >> we want to try a strong public education effort to try to get people to be more conscious of how they're acting in the park, to understand that we all have a responsibility to take care of the park. >> the city said it's gardeners spend half their hours picking up trash, and visit reshaves they have another kind of problem 0. >> when i visited with my twins, there were three separate people who urinated on our street. >> reporter: some think it's overkill, and nothing that a few more than porta-potties and trash cans can't fix. still ahead, can we trust all of the reviews we read on yell -- yelp? a senior manager will join us to talk about that. >> plus a new proposal would

allow pilots to control planes from the grounds. we'll discuss this new technology next.

welcome back. when a tragedy like the germanwings crash happens, people start looking for ways to prevent it from repeating. 150 people died when the co- pilot locked the pilot out of the cook 0 pit and intentionally -- cockpit, and intentionally crashed the plane into the french alps. >> we look at a plane now that can be controlled, actually, from the ground. >> reporter: watch closely. this plane over england has a crew at the controls, passengers in the back, but something extraordinary is about to happen, a pie lot on the ground -- a pilot on the ground is taking over. >> i have control. >> do you want controlle? >> reporter: this is the $94 million astria project by a

british company, one of several developments around the plane to make planes that can be flown remotely. military success with droughns has driven much of the interest, and some efforts are focused on airplanes in hazard areious conditions, such as hurricane research and fighting wildfires are. pilotless planes could could be adam 400 billion a year global business, so why not passenger flights? first the airline industry has a remarkable safety record despite high-profile disasters. many believe on board pilots remain the most reliable way to handle problems, and retrofitting planes would cost billions of dollars. and second, passengers may not be ready. robert is with flying magazine. >> i start by asking myself that question, how would i file getting into an airliner that didn't have airline pilots up

front, and i wouldn't do it. >> and coming up, we're going to talk weather, hot weather. >> yeah. here is live look outside. the golden date bridge. hot weather coming to parts of the area. more details after the break.

going to take a live look outside right now at the san mateo bridge. it's just ideal around the bay area. we have a warm day on trap. here is a live look at the esme. we could see some -- embarkadero. temperatures right now have been slow to warm all morning, but we're starting to warm already. san francisco 56, oakland checking in at 58, as is concord right now. for your day parts, we can see the warming trend. by noontime, upper 60ed by the bay, and we'll got to upper 60s

by the coast by this afternoon, breaking 70, and breaking 80 inland. the 70s will be good for the bay, and we could see some afternoon highs. 72 for san francisco. 79 in san mateo. reaching 77 in fremont. 81 in santa rosa. so definitely some very warm temperatures today. although we are cooling off after today. look at this, san rafael calling for 81 today. tomorrow, 71. so it's quite a drop off. might feel like an arc arctic blast compared to what we have today. pleasant continues throughout the week. storm tracker for kron 4 forecast shows temperatures hanging around the 70-degree range for inland areas, and staying dry for the week. when looking for anything from a restaurant to a bay area band, a lot of people turn to yelp because it's so widely

used around the world. reviews on yelp can help make or break a business. >> recently, we told you cases about people making claims that others were posting reinstitution retaliation. so we reached out to yelp to find out can we trust all of those reviews that we're reading on yelp. joining us is morgan, a yelp senior manager. >> so how do we know that the content on yelp is verified, that it's content that we can trust? >> sure. so i think first and foremost, i will say that consumer trust is our top concern, and so in doing that and focusing on that main concern, we have a couple of quality controls in place to protect the integrity of the site for the millions of consumers turning to our sight to make a buying decision. first and foremost, we have recommendation software in place. so really this is an automated system we've had in place since

the launch of our site 10 years ago, and it's to provide the most reliable reviews out of the millions submitted to our site. beyond that, you can also flag reviews on our site. so subjective matter of a review, if you feel it's in violation of our terms of service or review guidelines, those can be removed entirely from the site. p. so two good quality controls in place for that reason. >> there are business owners in the past who have claimed that yelp is trying to extort them. >> i think first and foremost, i need to come out and say that yelp never has been and never will be a pay to play website. advertisers and nonadvertisers are treated the same way when it comes to our reputation software, and, really, our whole goal is to be a two-way platform for consumers to share their. s on yelp, but also for business owners to be able to responds to those reviews, and they have the ability to

respond to those reviews by really joining the conversation that's happening on-line about them. >> so i so we have a lot of frustrated business owners who are having a hard time with some of the negative reviews, and they also claim there are fake reviews. how do you help those businesses deal with that? >> sure. i think right out of the gates, we're now up to 71 million reviews that have been submitted to yelp. a lot of business owners are surprise to $hear that nearly 80% of those reviews are 3 star, 4 star, 5 star reviews, so more often than not, they like to share that okay to excellent experience they have, but at the heart of the matter and what can i do to respond to this review. and the best way is to say a quick thank you for sharing your review. i'm sorry you had a bad

experience, what can we do not to make it happen again. you get a lot of real estate to actually share your side. and to the fake question, i think you can flag that review, and have it be evaluated by our support team. this is totally different than our recommendation software. the positive is within five business days, you will actually get a response saying here is -- or, sorry, this looks to reflect a real experience from a user. we're going to keep it up on our site. >> so you're looking to sign up customers, many of them are business owners. so what is the advantage to them rather to help with some of those negative reviews? ? advertising and reviews are totally separate. if you are paying for a service with yelp, you're giving search tab tabs for a relevant stomp

your type of business, and also get a slide show, a 60 second to 90-second video. we send out a people of producers to shoot a video for your business, and also create a call to action button that is something that draws the bottom line and get yours customers to take about the action you care about most while on your business page. nothing to do with reviews, never has been, never will be. >> going back to the reviews a little bit. do you find that one negative review can outweigh three positive reviews? >> you know what? when i talk to consumers about how they're looking at yelp, and even you guys using yelp yourselves, i think when you see the occasional negative review, you know are savvy enough to know one, you can't police a none dread percent of your customers a hundred percent of the time, but secondly, a lot of customers can click through that user's profile. we have a rating distribution over each reviewer on our site,

and you can click through and say this personal looks like a negative nancy or a positive paul based on these reviews. >> all right, morgan. thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> we'll be back with more coming up after in the break.

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all the people on board were able to get off the plane, but as many as 23 people were taken to the hospital for observation and treatment of major injuries. now, heavy snow was reported at the time of the landing, but it's not clear if that played a role in the accident. >> and two people in custody this morning in connection with a homicide late thursday nature in union city. the person was shot multiple times. witnesses were able to identify the vehicle used in the shooting, and also help the police track down the suspects. this is union city's first homicide of the year. and this adorable pickup has a new home -- pup has a new home with the big leagues. hang is a stray who walked on to the milwaukee brewers training camp last year in arizona, and he was given a spot on the steam, and listed on the roster as a rover. he will move to milwaukee to join his new family. he also got a new jersey with k-

9 put on the back. >> yep, but can he hit? >> he can fetch, i think. >> let's take another look at the 7-day forecast here. a lot of sunshine on that board. you'll see temperatures dip a bit for the coming days. today is going to be the hottest day of the week by far, where we could see some record temperatures. the next few days, starting with monday will cool off a bit, but we'll warm right back up again for next weekend, so we can do this all over again, guys. we got to talking about how nice it is, you can complain about how hot it's been, and we can have a blast, thank you. >> thanks for joining us on kron 4 weekend. we'll have kron 4 news starting at 8:00 later tonight with vicky. have a great weekend. everyone. you'll be enjoying your movie, write? >> yeah. >> i'll be outside enjoying my hike. >> i'll catch a movie.

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