>> catherine: a highlight from the service -- the standing ovation for officer johnson - a colleague telling the crowd, 'tell him you love him.tell him you miss him - don't be afraid to say it out loud.' >> catherine: the picture that emerged of johnson. the san jose kid who was good at just about everything. >> catherine: the young man who decided to become a police officer in his own community. >> catherine: a good-natured officer everyone seemed to like. the big sister he adored said that he put passion into everything he did. >>".growing up he didn't just play chess.didn't just learn ju-jitsu.literally stored it in his gun chest." >> catherine: when it all

ended march 24th.colleagues say johnson died doing a job he loved. >>"mike paid the ultimate sacrifice.not many of us can say that." >> catherine:johnson is the 12th san jose officer killed in the line of duty since the department was established in 1849. >> grant:one of the more moving moments during the memorial was towards the end. san jose assistant police chief eddie garcia asks eveyone in the area to stand. >>"no response 61 lincoln 6. attention all units, please observe a moment of silence in honor of officer michael johnson. officer johnson you will always be remembered and honored for your service, bravery and sacrafice."

>> grant:the end of watch radio broadcast. eliciting tears and chills.on a day filled with emotion and appreciation. >> pam: following the memorial service. there was a final send- off to officer michael johnson outside the arena that's where kron 4's dan kerman has been all day. >> reporter:a very somber day outside the san jose arena >> reporter:as officers and members of the community remember officer michael johnson following the memorial service, officers by the thousand, assembled outside the arena. for a final farewell to the officer 5 helicopters flew overhead, followed by another group missing man formation >> reporter:then with officers offering a final salute, the playing of taps among those paying their respects at the memorial service and the outdoor final sendoff was san jose resident joyce st. laurent >> reporter: joyce st. laurent/attended memorial

service --we have officers in our family and its to bless the family and be with the family and may the lord bless them all with sympathy and that why we're here to pay our respects. >> reporter:following taps the processions of officers fired up their motocycles and led the hearse carrying officer johnson to his final resting place. among those watching the motorcade was ryan wong, who stood alone with his dog holding up a sign that simply said thank you >>ryan wong/san jose resident --i just felt compelled to come out because officers are really disrespected these days and no one appreciates their work or takes the time to say thank you. you know we wake up and we're safe and they put themselves in harms way and what other chance would i get to say thank you to hundreds of cops at one time you know.

>> reporter:officer michael johnson was a 14 year veteran of the department and the 12th officer to die in the line of duty. in san jose dan kerman kron 4 news. >> pam:people from across the bay area. came out to pay their respects to officer johnson. >> pam:this was the scene outside gatos. as 230 - motorcycle and patrol officers. escorted officer johnson's body to the s-a-p center in san jose >> pam:all along the motorcade. people stopped to watch. some with flags waving. others in silence or in salute. many people who had no direct ties to officer johnson. were there at the s-a-p center to attend his funeral. >> pam:one man said, he took his daughter out of school today. to bring her to the service. as kron four's terisa estacio reports - some said, it just felt like the right thing to do. >> reporter:they lined the streets to get a glimpse of the procession and then the

hearse going by. none of these people out on the curb personally knew officer michael johnson but they said they felt compelled to be here. >>burt weaver: it is the right thing to do. >> gayle skinner my heart just really goes out to the family. >> reporter:this dad took his daughter out of school for the day so they could come to the service. >>ben musolf i feel that it is my civic duty to be here. >> reporter:afterwards as people came out. to go back to their day they shared with us their reflections. >>peter allen/ it was good to be here, but very difficult.

in sj - te >> pam:the community outpouring of support for officer michael johnson's family. has been overwhelming. the bar and restaurant -- britannia arms -- has opened its doors to raise money that will go to the family. >> pam:the owner says, the business on almaden expressway has been doing quite well. so much so, that it closed the parking lot. to add 125- seats outside for customers. the britannia arms will stay open until 2 a.m. 100- percent of the sales will be donated to the family. >> pam:the owners say, the amount could exceed $50- thousand dollars. and the restaurant just across the street. called - scrambles -- is also donating 100-percent of its business today to the fundraiser for johnson's family. >> pam:we have more information about fundraisers for the the johnson family on our website. kron 4 dot com.

>> pam:we have also posted more video from the today's service. including a time line of events. and how the communty is remembering the fallen officer. it's all on kron 4 dot com. >> pam:there is much more ahead at five. a popular website that connects people. with caregivers. has become a breeding ground for scammers. >> pam:coming up at 5:15. what to watch out for. then at 5:30. >> pam:the changes that are coming to indiana's controversial religious freedom law. >> pam:and next. how being a night owl. may be ruining your health. >> reporter: these cooler temperatures that we have had and the last few days will continue to get cooler. we could have frost overnight. we will talk more about that coming up! okay buddy what's your favorite kind of cheerios? honey nut. but... chocolate is my other favorite... but apple cinnamon is my favorite too... and fruity... oh yeah, and frosted!

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you've done it again, carlos! with the fastest in-home wifi and millions of hotspots xfinity is perfect for people who love fast. don't miss furious 7 in theaters april 3rd. >> pam:if you are someone who likes to stay up late. you may face a greater risk for developing diabetes. that is according to a new study that suggests, night owls are more likely to develop health problems than early risers. >> pam:even if both groups get the same amount of sleep. researchers say, those who stay up late. face a greater risk of sleep loss and bad eating habits. which could lead to changes in metabolism. and a greater risk of dealing with reduced muscle mass. >> pam:the research was published by the journal of clinical endocrinology and metabolism. >> pam:still ahead. a medical miracle that has doctors scratching their

heads. the extremely rare medical condition this baby was born with. >> pam:and california is dealing with an extreme drought. next, how it is not just a lack of rain that is causing problems for our state.

a popular childcare website. is becoming crowded with scammers. kron- 4 tech reporter gabe slate met with a student. who almost fell for this new scam. and nearly lost a lot of money. >> - carolyn -"i know there is never thought it would happen to me" >> reporter:carolyn a san francisco state university

student is signed up with care dot com a website that connects families with care providers. she babysits through care dot com to help pay for school. >> reporter:but lately it's been a dangerous place for nanies and babysitters looking for work. >> reporter:scammers are trying to take advadvantage of these job seekers. >> carolyn --"i got an email from a guy said he was moving to the bay area and needed care for his son" >> reporter:the guy promised her a job and wanted to communicate with her outside of the care dot com system. he started emailing and texting her (cheers & applause) carolyn --"he told me he was going to give me a bonus to show he was good for it. and i was like ok he sent me a check for $2,000 >> reporter:$2,000! here is that check. he wanted her to cash that check. and keep most of it but take a small portion of it and give it to a local real estate agent he was supposedly working with on accquiring housing with to move here. >> carolyn --"i called my parents and was like this is getting sketchy. " >> reporter:carolyn's instinct was right this is a classic scam. someone sends you a check asking you to cash it and send a portion

of it to someone they know. >> reporter:they get the money you send, typically from your account. and the check they sent is fake it ends up bouncing and you get stuck dealing with that. >> reporter:carolyn called him out with this text message saying she was uncomfortable with all this and she only work with him and accept payments through the care dot com website. >> reporter:after that he never contacted her again. carolyn says people should feel good about using care dot com she's still using it but she offers this advice >> carolyn --"it's good through the system on the website, if they contact you off the site it's shady make sure you stay on care dot com for messaging" >> reporter:care dot com is well aware that scammers are trolling their service. they have issued warning to all users. >> reporter:they have done a great job of setting up a special page on their website warning people and giving advice how to stay safe. >> reporter:gsk4n >> pam:a bomb threat was called into woodside high school in redwood city earlier today. the sheriff's office received the call from the school on churchill avenue.at about 9:20 this

morning. >> pam:students and staff were evacuated to the stadium. and then dismissed home. the bomb squad arrived on campus to do a classroom by classroom search. with trained dogs. >> pam:at around 12-noon sheriff's clear, with no trace of any bomb. >> pam:the school reopened this afternoon. for after - school programs. >> pam:classes will resume tomorrow morning. >> pam:a bomb squad is searching woodside high school this morning after authorities received a call of a bomb at the school, a san mateo county sheriff's spokeswoman said. the sheriff's office received a call from the churchill ave. at about 9:20 a.m., sheriff's spokeswoman deputy rebecca rosenblatt said. >> pam: offiicials say. public transit, biking or walking to the famous span. are excellent alternatives. vista point may be closed completely if traffic backups are substantial. visitors will be alerted >> pam: about the parking situation and alternate parking areas. by by the changeable message signs positioned around san francisco.

>> pam: visitors to the golden gate bridge this easter weekend are advised to leave their car behind because parking lots at both end of the bridge are likely to be filled to capacity early. >> pam: golden gate bridge highway and transportation district spokeswoman priya david clemens said visitors should take public transit, bike or walk to the famous span. >> pam: holiday traffic backups on u.s. highway 101 can be extremely long as visitors seek parking at the visitor pavilion at the south end of the bridge and at vista point on the north end. vista point may be closed completely if traffic backups are substantial clemens said. >> pam: the bridge district will be using changeable message signs around san francisco to alert visitors about the parking situation and alternate parking areas near the presidio, the marina and in daly city, as well as transit options located around san francisco clemens said. people can visit >> pam: the national weather service says. last month was the hottest march in california history. grant lodes has the new drought figures. and new information on how officials say, man- made climate change is making a bad situation even worse. >> grant:pam, here is the latest government. no real change from last week: two thirds of the state is experiencing exceptional or extreme

drought. >> grant:and as we learned yesterday, is virtually non- existent. now it turns out the real problem isn't just a lack of rain. >> grant:it's too much sun. >> grant:just another day at the beach in southern california. only this picture was taken in mid=march. the mercury topped 90 degrees on six days in los angeles. >> grant: cities in the state with high temperatures never seen before in march: from san diego to redding the record breaking average was up to 10 degrees above normal. >> grant:in the bay area, san francisco and san jose were hotter. but not by as much. the heat is one reason scientists worry that this drought will be more serious than the biggest previous drought. >> grant:thae drought of 1976 and 1977, just like this one, was caused by a persistent high pressure ridge that kept rain from reaching the state. much cooler. >> grant:the snowpack that year dropped. but only to 25 percent of normal. this year, as we learned yesterday, it is only five

percent. >> reporter:warmer weather also sets up a vicious cycle, speeding up the evaporation of water which in turn causes the ground to heat up faster. water evaporates. >> reporter: the wind will subside and we will be left with chilly temperatures of 40 degrees in santa rosa, 39 and at the and 46 in hayward. those are the morning lows creek more weather coming up! >> pam: next. a medical mircale. >> pam: a baby with an the extremely rare condition. he was born without a nose. plus. there are new developments in the religious freedom law controversy. in indiana. >>what the governor has done to the law. coming up.

>> pam: tonight an infant boy. being called a miracle baby. a baby in alabama was born without a nose. >> pam: reporter jasmine williams, from our c-n-n partnership. has this incredible story. >> reporter: underneath the tubes and medical tape and heavy breathing she is holding onto her little miracle ely. after carrying him for nine months he is home wrapped in her arms. it was in the delivery room where she realized something was wrong. >> my husband was cutting the cord i stood there for

a second and i said something is wrong with him. my doctor says he is perfectly fine. i said no he does not have a nose. >> reporter: he was born without a nose, nasal cavity and passage. his case is so rare. doctors said women were baffled by the baby. his mother of ultrasound and test were baffled because his older son showed nothing wrong. within hours of his birth he was whisked away to specialist. >> reporter: will be several surgeries in the near future. >> all was normal before would not be the same base when not be the senate has to change. >> reporter: essex county

else's is hard to keep an eye off their miracle baby. the little bundle of joy. that was reporter jasmine williams. eli's family has set up a 'go- fund- me; page. to help offset medical costs. >> pam: coming up at 5:30. remembering fallen san jose police officer michael johnson. >> pam: next. the moving tributes honoring the fallen officer. >> pam: plus. major developments in the investigation of the germanwings crash in france. >> pam: coming up. new insight into the co-pilots final days. life's the food that brings us together. and kitchens where every meal is the most important of the day.

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(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> pam: thousands of mourners and law enforcement officials paid their respects today to the san jose police officer killed in action march 24. catherine heenan is here with more on that often emotional service. >> catherine: there was a lot of talk today about officer johnsonand loving the community he grew up in.san jose. >> catherine: but one of the more simple about a little boy he'd met and talked to. >> catherine: at a vigil for johnson last friday -- the san jose police chief noticed a crying woman holding tightly to her son. >> catherine: the

matter.she said she'd asked the officer to talk to her young son about defiant behavior. >> catherine: that was only a few months huge difference. >> catherine: >> it was that topped the changed her son for the better. his attitude changed when hundred 80 degrees that was michael. he exemplified what a police officer should strive to be prepared >> catherine: the s-a-p center was packed. >> catherine: with photos highlighting officer johnson's career lining the front of the stage. >> catherine: even the police vehicles he used were brought in. law enforcement from all over the state - and beyond - were represented. >> catherine: departments ranging from gilroy.to new york city. >> reporter: for your day

part the forecast will see a lot of variants. a very chilly. monterey county and the north bay to see the temperature is reflecting this in the early morning. we will burn up the clouds and frostbite the afternoon. we will still in doubt with a pretty nice day. we have clout building in fact we could see when showers. with in contrast to what grant lotus was selling for it-- was saying. >> reporter: intent of an inch of rain for the rest of the spirit and know that it will not help the job but we do will weekend, i guess. >> reporter: >> pam: there have been two major developments in the germanwings airliner crash.

the second black box has pilot's tablet provides insight into his final days. >> pam: stacey cohan reports. >> reporter:"it had been completely embedded and it was only by digging that the policeman was able to find it." >> reporter:now that the second so-called black box has been recovered, investigators will turn their attention to the thousands of pieces of wreckage scattered across the crash site. >> reporter: there is also a new development in germany where investigators have found the co-pilot's tablet computer. >>"we have secured a so- called tablet." >> reporter:investigators say the tablet belongs to co-pilot andreas lubitz - who is accused of deliberately downing the plane as part of a suicide that killed all 150 people

on board. the tablet shows research on suicide. and another notable search category. cockpit doors. a european government official with detailed knowledge of the investigation says all this amounts to "premedidated murder." >> reporter:the french prosecutor says investigators now have 150 unique dna samples which they hope to link to every passenger on board. cold comfort for family members whose loved ones final resting place will be somewhere among this deadly mountain landscape. in washington, stacey cohan reporting. >> pam: major developments out of switzerland today. where world leaders have reached a tentative agreement over iran's nuclear program. after months of negotiations and extended deadlines. world leaders involved in the iran nuclear talks in switzerland. have reached the framework of a deal. >> pam: the plan would limit iran's nuclear program and phase out economic and financial sanctions against the country. the goal now is to hammer out a final deal by the end of june.

>> pam: president obama adressed the of washington. >>"if iran cheats, the world will know it. if we see something suspicious we will inspect it. iran's past efforts to weaponize this program will be addressed. with this deal, iran will face more inspections than any other country in the world." >> pam: iranian leaders say they're pleased with the deal and rocky relations with america. >> pam: indiana lawmakers have approved changes to its controversial religious freedom law. in response to criticism.the amendments to the religious freedom restoration act bars service providers from using the law as a legal defense for refusing services. the changes also bar service

providers from discriminating based on race.religion.disability.gen der identity.sexual orientation.or.united states military service. indiana house speaker brian bosma commented on the new bill. ,. >>"to let every hoosier know that we value you; gay, straight, black white, religious, non- religious." >> pam:the bill will now go to indiana's governor mike pence.though he has not indicated whether or not he will sign it. businesses involved in indiana have also condemned the state's legislation. san francisco-based >> pam:salesforce, was one of the first companies to speak out against the law. salesforce ceo, marc benioff has now given salesforce indiana employees the option to move out of the state if they feel uncomfortable with the recent legislation.

>> pam: chris rock under fire for taking selfies we will explain!

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>> pam: according to authorities now home improvement television host was a rested after removing items from a foreclosed home. then we goal was to renovating items and what he called a misunderstanding. he is now ordered to serve community service and paid more than $1,000 and restitution. his

reality show, and the banalized project premieres saturday. --the vanilla ice project >> pam: chris rock is making news tonight for posting selfies of his himself being pulled over by police. >> pam: while fellow actor isaiah washington' is offering rock some controversial behind-the- wheel advice >> pam: the insider's louis aguirre has more from los angeles.

>> reporter:pam, former 'grey's anatomy' star isaiah washington is no stranger to speaking out of turn. >> reporter:he was infamously fired from the hit medical drama back in 2007 for a homophobic remark to his castmate today another scandal and social fallout from isaiah's latest rant against comedian chris rock that's anything but funny. iw: i know a lot of people take issue with the hash tag adapt thinking that i was implying / racial profiling will stop if you're in a different car >> reporter:attempting to explain his controversial tweet to cnn's don lemon. it happened in the wake of comedian chris rock posting three traffic stop selfies in the course of 7 weeks insinuating he was the victim of racial profiling. washington triggered a social media firestorm when he tweeted quote >>i sold my $90,000.00 mercedes g500 and bought 3 prius's, because i got tired of being pulled over by police. #adapt @chrisrock >>iw he needs to look in the area hes in and maybe even visit with the local police officers in that community / and question why they're pulling him out

specifically >> reporter:chris rock has not responded driving advice. but he did weave the topic of racial profiling into this off the cuff moment when he was pulled over on jerry seinfeld's comedians in cars webisode in 2013.

>> pam: we are still days away from the official start of the major league baseball season. >> pam: but tonight. there will be a bay bridge battle between the oakland a's and the san francisco giants. >> pam: kron 4's ohillipe djegal joins us live from at and t park with more!

>> reporter: they are trying to do the same thing this year. spring training in little ross for the giants. but the bottom line is here at the 80 and t park fans are optimistic especially on the giants side. >> let's go giants! until we cannot do it anymore. >> i am so excited! >> how they work as 18 in how they will begin the season. -0---as a team. >> reporter: buster posey getting a few bad and. the up filters taking fly balls.

try to get used to the san francisco went again accurate read at limiting yourself to home toward a lot of the players obviously excited to get out of arizona and get back to the bay area. everyone is just trying to gear up for the sea breeze. since then season. --everyone is trying to gear up for the new season and series. >> reporter: unbelievably at entirely different roster so we will hear from their perspective pricked by the way, pam everyone is excited that baseball is back. back to you explanation. >> reporter: it is good to see him having a good time of out there creek he knows his baseball career!

>> reporter: it should be at a fun night at the ball yard. >> reporter: 66 degrees and 684 livermore and concord. still pretty warm out there we are doing well with our high temperatures it is just the morning, tomorrow morning where we will struggle in the north the bay and monterey county print by the afternoon we will bart out and still see temperatures getting well over 70 degrees accurate especially in the inland location. >> reporter: still occur only 7 mi. per hour and 9 mi. per hour in concord they are winning a little bit. morning low here is

where they are, santa rosa checking and at 40% in richmond 46, a san mateo 46 money morning low. >> reporter: futurecast here we could look at the temperatures with a chilly start pushing into tomorrow morning on route 68 and third we are still connecticut to get out of the 50 degree range for much of the bay area. >> reporter: you see some of the 60 starting to light up on the board a letter in the afternoon. particularly, in the inland area. >> reporter: 76 and mountain view will be our afternoon high and 75 degrees for walnut creek. castro valley said the decrease. and out after the high in pleasanton

for 470 in san rafael. in reaching 63 degrees for alameda. >> reporter: we do have a chance of rain coming. it is scattered showers scattered drizzle as pam like to say. moss mostly just cloudy skies. >> reporter:www.skibomb.com >> reporter: coming up! the california highway patrol. and the center cisco police

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(male announcer): now, here's stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. >> stanley:texting behind the wheel can be so distracting that even uniform >>nats: you're going to pull over here you can be on your cellphone while driving. (male announcer): now, here's stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. they can walk up to your car and hand wave you over to kick off distracted

drivers awareness month the california highway patrol and the san francisco police department celebrated by handing out free cell phone tickets to distracted drivers (male announcer): now, here's stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. >> stanley:now one would tend to think that if you get a free cellphone ticket you might be mad at the person actually giving you the ticket >>sot: man you gave me the stank eye man why are you videotaping me why am i videotaping i do a segment people behaving badly and they are doing enforcement on cell phones and you were on your phone while he was standing looking right at you well i'm not going to sign a release ahhhh ok alright thanks you! >> stanley: pulled over this driver was chatting away while holding the phone >> stanley:the reason why i stopped you is because you were talking on your cellphone while driving all she was conserned about was so i tried to talk to her >> stanley:i don't want to be filmed so >> stanley:man i'm getting

no love from >> stanley:the chp and sfpd flooded highway 101 also known as were issued this driver swore to the officer that hand >> stanley: sure what just happened >> stanley: so so your phone rang and a blue tooth no , you don't have headphones you ever thought about getting some >> stanley:which brings us back to drivers getting hand stopped this driver was looking at photos but when i talked to her >> stanley:i was actually checking my time, you have a clock on the phone on the car yea i was checking to see if i was going to make my meeting ther will be more crackdowns around the bay but what better way to kick off distracted driver awareness month with distracted drivers in san francisco stanley roberts kron 4 news return

>> pam: good evening, i am pam mortared and bihar's across much of the bay area tonight. as an officer killed in the light of the league is laid to rest officer michael johnson a 14 year veteran of the force, was fatally shot on march 24th while responding to reports that a suicidal man with a gun. law- enforcement from across the country attended today's

memorial at the s a p center in san jose. catherine heenan joins us now with the emotional tribute to the fallen officer catherine? >> catherine: the 38 year old is survived by his wife parents, grandmother and sister. but his loss is being felt across the entire community. that is why thousands turned out to pay their final respects. >> reporter: i answered and said hey eddie he said worst news possible ever. " >> reporter: san jose's police chief remembering the dark day in march when he got the word that officer michael jackson michael johnson had been killed.

>> my heart just sank. i took a deep breath hoped he would not bold to say what i thought he was going to say. >> catherine: the department had lost a popular and respected officer. a 14 year veteran who love the community he was raised as an and had almost always wanted to join the force. and as his big sister explained a man who adored his family. >> he taught my daughter how to put someone in a sleeper hold when she was 3 he played barbie's and i have bulls to prove it. now that he is gone now he was truly a gift creek >> catherine: the state line with those highlighting john sends career the as ap center filled with hundreds of friends and colleagues

who at one point rose to give him a standing ovation for a live described as a shining light. >> pam: one colleague told the young people in the audience thinking about going into the law enforcement, not to quit. st. john's and, should be the ultimate aspiration for was service means. >> pam: offers a johnson came from a law enforcement family. his father is a former sheriff deputy in calgary as county. who began his career in the army. see >> pam: officer michael johnson was born in december 1976. his father was a military police officer stationed at the sierra army depot north of lake tahoe

after the parents are divorced. just moved to sell its san jose with his mother, he attended gunderson high school where he was captain of the chess team spirit it was then that he developed an interest in jujitsu are earning a black belt in 2008 and eventually becoming an instructor. six years later he entered the san jose police academy graduating in to june 2001 to rid >> pam: as a patrol officer he quickly became known as an expert infighter arms and won numerous marksmanship medals to rick at the time of his death mike had just been promoted to field training officer at assigned to the corporate response to an inaccurate and that job he was a first responder in high risk situations involving armed suspects. does the merritt his wife

niki in 2013. the two had been planning to buy a home in san jose and raise a family there. >> grant: coping with a loss of an officer is tough. not just for those and the san jose police department but everyone who has ever wore the badge. >> pam: kron4 began, and spoke to the current and former san jose police chief about officers deal with such a tragedy. >> reporter: what really strikes me as the number of officers who have shown up for his broker we hear about people coming from far and wide the chicken see officers in every single direction. >> it is a difficult day for me is a difficult day for all bus. >> reporter: san jose police

chief larry says he and his fellow officers are grieving but he said the outpouring of support not only from the community but all of the officers who had shown up for his memorial is helping them get through this tragedy. >> for the officers today they want to make michael crowd and they want to respect of family and express their condolences bite a show of force. but just being there may now have had a conversation with them but just to be here to show how much might omit to them and us. >> reporter: officer saluted the hearse carrying michael johnson made it way down the street and into the san jose are going up. >> i appreciate all of these different officers that our understanding talking to us today. >> pam: the final tribute to officer johnson was seen over head. helicopters flying over the past a peace

center and the missing man formation as the motorcade carrying the following officers body drove past the thousands of law enforcement officers standing at attention internet saluting. the motorcade headed for johnson's final resting place. oak hill memorial park in san jose. >> reporter: on the streets blocked for the procession there were many who stood and watched quietly as they wish to win the respect to the fallen officer and his family. people say, it it just felt right to come up there there was so many people from the south bay who took the day off to work to attend the service. they shared with us their reflections about going to be service today. >> pam: it is tragic we all need to work together. not only to honor police officer michael johnson. but also to honor and think the san

jose de san jose police department. i think it is a civic duty i brought my daughter to date i think the loss to the community needs is a lot to show our support. after the service many people said it was certainly difficult. but they felt honored to be here. >> pam: an incredible outpouring of support on line for officer john center people have been sending their condolences to his family into the cell and to the san jose police department. san francisco police chief great sir tweet out >> rest in peace my brother. thank you for your service. you are a true hero creek >> reporter: the alameda county office stance with

those honoring fallen officer michael johnson today he will be missed.

>>music >> grant: at emotional tribute today for fallen san jose police officer michael johnson. you can see his black draped coffin being taken into its final resting place at oak hill firm of the general and memorial park in san jose. --flagged draped coffin >> grant: we will have much more news right after the break stay with us.

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>> pam: new developments tonight in the latest airport security breach in san jose. >> pam: the suspect may have been involved in an earlier crime, before police say she was captured on airport grounds. >> pam: 20 year-old deanna pre-dell is set to appear in court tomorrow. >> pam: kron 4's j.r stone is live in san jose tonight with new information. j.r? >> reporter:a former stanford university >> reporter: please confirm that deanna is the one in this year deal eckardt she was caught on the airfield at san jose international tuesday night occurred this was taken tuesday morning with a man living here in sunnyvale telling us that she came in through a window and left through a window. turns out a friend of hers live there as well

occurred it was an agreement that she can go in and out of the window. as to when she was doing on the wrong way later that night? -- runway >> reporter: is unclear as to if she had drugs and alcohol in her system to rid charges will not be against her. i will tackle her past tonight at kron 4 news at the clock. now back to you pam and the studio. >> pam: a former stanford university graduate student. has been charged with trying to poison several classmates. 26-year-old xiang-yu ouyang acknowledged to tampering with the water bottles of fellow lab students four times last year. >> pam: she told police. she was harm. >> pam: the students were exposed to para- formaldehyde. a chemical that can cause skin

irritation respiratory illness and even death. >> pam: her attorney has not responded and no word on motive in that case. a bomb threat was called in >> pam: at woodside highschool in this morning. school officials say students and staff were evactuated to the stadium and then promptly dismissed home. >> pam: the bomb squad did a search with trained dogs. sheriff's announced the campus clear by noon with no trace of any bomb. >> pam: the school has reopened this afternoon for after school programs. classes will resume tomorrow morning.

baseball is back in the bay >> reporter: defrost advisory is in of that for the overnight hours tonight. we should want is to be pretty nice with a sunday seen rain clouds occurred with a quite a few sprinkles. we will touch on that in just a second. >> reporter: we are looking at 6 mi. per hour wind. oakland as 17 and half moon bay 13. not as strong as they have bent the are starting to lean a little bit. it >> reporter: 42 in san mateo, 46 and morning low in hayward. keep in mind is not a wednesday but the frost

adviser could come into play a lot more. after no hybrid are looking at 74 brett was city and mountain view. we have more 70's and the east bay. walnut creek 7110664 vallejo. >> reporter: san francisco we are looking at 64. and berkeley the same for your hybrid--high. >> reporter: north bay in higher elevations will seek more of a 10th of an inch up lame. it will will give you a more of an idea of what to experience. >> reporter: still breezy, however we will see if that come into play.

>> reporter: off and on chances of rain earlier next week and what chance is a stand on the cool side occurred >> pam: baseball is back in the bay area! area. >> pam: the regular season doesn't officially start until next week, but tonight's exhibition game is sure to get fans fired up. >> pam: it's the a's and the giant's from a-t and t park. first pitch is just about an hour away. >> pam: kron 4's philippe djegal is live at the ball park with more.philippe? >> reporter: this is what stance have been waiting for for quite some time critics concede that they are lining up to get inside here at 80 and two part. waiting in several hours the first pitch could not come fast enough for fans. >> reporter: are in the

world series championship. creek has been a successful spring training for the green and gold thread >> reporter: i caught up with the sons of as the visiting clubhouse manager john mack that stored says they are optimistic about the upcoming season i >> and looking for to see them do well. i am sure that they would do good this season. >> reporter: billy barnes presumably take his spot? >> should be able to take his spot. i believe with his speech he should help out of lots. considering he is the lead off man and he will

still based bases in a heartbeat. >> reporter: they are kind of fighting the injury but for the season for it both teams. >> reporter: the days dashon the little that opens the season on the disabled list pricked however, it is about pitching. >> reporter: with the roast spring training and eat our 8 over 8 but he is trying to correct himself tonight before the start of the regular season. so, everyone is happy tonight. live at at&t park san francisco. >> pam: up next.new details on a deadly double shooting at a popular park in san francisco.

>> pam: the charges against the today. and later, indiana and arkansas succumb to the pressure and pass new religious freedom bills

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>> pam: today the suspects arrested in connection with the fatal shootings at crocker amazon playground in san francisco last month made their first court appearance. davante robinson and gregory morton the third were arraigned this morning on suspicion of murdering two teenagers. >> pam: the judge said that both suspects are facing allegations that they engaged in the killings with the specific intent of promoting conduct by street gang members. >> pam: the two are being held on bcn41:sf: crocker amazon playground double homicide suspects a 17-year-old boy is

>> pam: identified as the person who was fatally struck by a bart train on wednesday at the el cerrito plaza station. according to bart officials richmond resident miko pantoja died on the tracks. >> pam: the plaza station was shut down for about three hours as police recovered pantoja's body. bart investigators are not clear how pantoja managed to make his way up on to the train tracks. >> pam: much more news ahead at 6-30.including the emotional tribute to a fallen san jose police officer. plus, down to the wire. the united states and iran >> pam: agree to a nuclear deal. and fresh off on governor declaration, a look at where california's historic drough stands tonight. return

>> catherine: thousands of people packed into the s a p center to say goodbye to officer michael johnson. he was honored by hundreds of members of law enforcement who came from as far as of late as new york city. he was remembered as a good- natured and talented officer who loved his hometown of

san jose and has always wanted to be what the department here. he is survived by his wife niki and family and friends after it >> reporter: and very somber day outside the san jose or arena. as officer michael johnson is laid to rest their falling immemorial ceremony outside the arena. >> reporter: that was followed by a a final salute as officers led the hearst carian officer johnson to a local cemetery creek and san jose and kermit kron 4 news. >> reporter: about 230 motorcycles and police patrol cars escorted the body of michael johnson to

the as ap center which is in the 11 mi. trip it is is barring tootsie the officers come together the sad to see the first drive-by people stated correct >> reporter: people came all over to attend the front of falling officer michael johnson. i spoke with one father who took his daughter out of school he felt that was his civic duty to come out here and attend the funeral. he did not know officer john said. other people felt that it was just the right thing to do and that they wanted to come out to show support to the family cared. >> reporter: the woman caught walking on this airfield of the international airport is now out of jail according to authorities. and we are learning all new details about the video we brought

exclusively on wednesday night. they did identify her. the woman was caught on the airfield and it was in the morning. somewhat in the home did not know what she was doing. >> reporter: she had no agreement i did do some digging in her past career we will explain more at a clock on kron4 newest tourist >> reporter: what this means? rather that a 6.9 maxim we could see a man that of 7.3 or greater earthquake and the future.

>> grant: >> reporter: that was kind of a downer. let's look at the side it is nice. it is warm outside. >> reporter: still nice conditions. although the wind speed is still blowing pretty hard 15 in hayward.

>> reporter: morning low will drop off 42 degrees in san mateo, 44 in fremont 46 in hayward. >> reporter: afternoon high we will see them rebound after later in the afternoon. >> reporter: we do have a chance of rain and i will touch on this for monday. we could see scattered showers sunday evening into monday. addicted tranquil and tutus that as well. --it could trickle into tuesday as well. >> reporter:www.snowbombski

.com >> pam: world leaders and iran reached a tentative nuclear agreement today in switzerland. the plan would limit iran's nuclear program and work out economic and financial sanctions against the country. >> pam: after months of negotiations the two sides came to a framework for a deal with hopes of finalizing an agreement this summer. .president obama said quote "it's a good deal. a deal that meets our core objective." country.

inspected and monitored >> pam: a massacre today in kenya killed 147 people and wounded many others. the attack started early this morning at a kenyan university's front gates and continued for hours as the assailants walked through the campus. >> pam: the somalia-based al-shabaab militant group is claiming responsibility for the violence. this is the highest death toll in a terror attack on kenyan soil since the u-s embassay was bombed in 19- 98. >> pam: the president of kenya has islamist militants have killed at least 15 people. >> pam: the militants stormed the campus in an early morning witness separated out the muslims and opened fire on the non- muslims. the somalia-based al shabaab group has claimed responsibility. >> pam: islamic gunmen storm kenyan college, 15 killed;

>> pam: the old law allowed for discrimination against people who were gay. >> grant: governor.all four coaches competing in the men's basketball final four this >> grant:the coaches.three of whom are legendary.issued a joint statement.condeming

the new law. >> grant: mike kryseski.addressed the matter today. return to >>coach k: "we discussed the issue. we discussed the positions of each of the schools. we all were in an agreement with all of those positions and we also discussed it with our individual teams and then we came out with a statement from all of us supporting the positions of our schools and the ncaa and to put a little bit more in there that obviously we don't believe in any form of discrimination," >> grant:the coaches also said -- quote -- "as a part of america's higher education system, important role in diversity, equality, fairness and inclusion, and will continue to do so in the future. the final four teams are

wisconsin and kentucky.

>> gary:good evening! >> gary: getting ready all beginning on monday! >> gary: and the regular season and to end at this point. warriors pretty much waiting for the regular season to end at this point. tonight at oracle the suns playoff sport with only 7 games left so tonight is a must win for them >> gary:not so much for the warriors who have the top seed wrapped up stephen curry was in the first round of the playoffs is something on his mind right!

>> gary: at the st. patrick's day to you. >> gary:--happy st. patrick's day to you! >> gary: it took about an hour and 50 minutes to get to the ballpark. >> gary: i ask the right it took jason and hour and 50 minutes and brett said he should have walked through.

>> gary: i says he has the camera. >> gary: runt says crimea a river. --rock says cry me river! (laughter) ) >> gary: >> just continued to play well and win the game. -- curry >> gary: >> going into the playoffs and we will worry about the matchup. >> gary: i think the young

man is just tired of talking about to himself appeared >> gary: i think that he is the most popular bay area athlete. >> gary: curry, i just cannot wait to see him go to work and the play off. >> gary: would you give the m d p award to?--mvp >>james harden. because he has single-handedly put that houston rockets team and focus.

>> gary: before you jump all over him for it he loves curry. and curry is very fond of him. bottom line at think if there is something to be said hardin loss' the other the player on the team but do not get worried all of the uts staff curry will be the m v p. shh >> gary:on the dan patrick radio show. former warriors coach mark jackson gave his somewhat surprising pick for nba mvp. the niners may be looking to move up in the nfl draft. >> gary:buzz is about that the 49ers are looking to

move up in the draft to select alabama receiver amari cooper right now they sit at 15th and would likely need to move into the top 6 to get a shot at cooper a heisman trophy finalist consdered on of the draft along with kevin white of west virginia it is well known the 49ers >> gary: are in need of a dynamic pass catcher they gave torrey smith $40 million to be the deep threat cooper is considered a great all-around receiver but not a speed burnier. >> pam: i am just being left out of the boy talk here. >> gary: i did need a guy that i can drink beer with

an things that two guys can do. >> gary: we are both married but we are not dead. are we? >> pam: you will be dick. (laughter) she >> pam:you will be dead! (laughter) psst >> gary:the so-called fight of the century will certainly be the most expensive. >> gary:the manny pacquaio- floyd mayweather fight may 2nd will fetch the most expensive pay-per-view price defintion broadcast of the fight will cost $99 standard definition is $89 the old record was $74.95 and $64.95 >> gary:the pay-per-view proceed are expected to double the record of $152

million the cheapest ticket for the fight at the mgm grand in las vegas is $1,500 the total gate? $74 million up next.the weekend is fast >> pam: approaching. >> pam: a warning from officials if you plan on visiting the golden gate bridge for the easter holiday. ♪ you should shop at grocery outlet first, ♪ ♪ because their prices are up to 60% less than what you'll ♪ ♪ find at regular stores. ♪ ♪ but wait - there's more! ♪ shop here first and you'll always find more bargains. ♪ but wait - there's more! ♪ amazing deals on big-name brands in

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(vo) at jennie-o, we heard of a place in iowa where every thursday people ride ten miles for tacos. we thought we'd show up and surprise them with a better kind of taco, made with jennie-o ground turkey, cooked thoroughly to 165. (mom) i'd feed my kids turkey tacos over regular tacos any day. (woman) i think that they're light and they're just fresh tasting. (vo) it's time for a better taco. (kid) the tacos tonight were pretty much perfect. (vo) make the switch. look for jennie-o ground turkey at a store near you.

>> pam: this easter weekend is likey going to cause traffic problems for the golden gate bridge parking lots. >> pam: golden gate bridge visitors are advised to leave their cars behind. because parking lots at both end of the bridge are likely to be filled to capacity early. >> pam: public transit biking or walking to the bridge are other alternatives to driving. >> pam: visitors will be alerted and alternate parking areas by use of changeable message signs around san francisco. >> reporter: i think that it

will definitely be crowded at the golden gate bridge to corporate there is a chance of rain sunday and monday. we will be back!

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