father today has he was there with the budget coffin arrived. richmond police officers raised their hands saluting the arrival of the flag drapped coffin of their fallen brother in blue, officer agustine gus vegas. hundreds came to honor the life of a 15 year richmond police veteran who died in his home, shot to death, during a domestic dispute between one his daughters and her child's father "gus was in tune with the many faces of danger that police officers come to learn that state of relaxed alert when confronting, but such danger is never expected to be lurking in your personal sanctuary" >> reporter:without a doubt the most emotional moment involved officer vegas's 10 children taking the stage reflecting on the impact their dad had on

their lives "he always did some crazy things that i didn't understand when i top of a roof and tell me to jump, but i did it every time officer vegas was 58 year old and a 15-year-veteran of the richmond police department. a video tribute of the officers life showed many of his accomplishments in uniform and with his family his wife sandra, seated in the front row, was visably overwhelmed with emotion as a song she chose "missing you" was sung to reflect her pain, loosing her husband of over 30 years. officer gus vegas leaves behind his wife, 10 children and 20 grand children. in richmond haaziq madyun kron4news

>> pam:san francisco's police department is looking at some training and policy. including how its officers react in critical confrontations. the changes are a reaction to calls for reform. catherine heenan is here to explain. >> catherine: >> grant:these proposed changes are coming about 2 months after five officers shot and killed 26-year-old mario woods. a stabbing suspect who was shot 21 times. some of the changes being sent to the police commission. during training - officers would now have to wait for the command "threat" - before firing at targets. and they'd fire no more than 2 shots at a time - before stopping to assess the threat. the current training sets the limit at four rounds at a time.

it's not a change in what happens in the field, where the policy already requires threats but it's clearly a reaction in part to the woods shooting.with new emphasis during training on how to slow down and de-escalate dangerous incidents. chief greg suhr has signed off on the plan - which still has to be approved by the police commission. meantime a beyonce backlash is continuing.after her controversial super bowl half- time show .and new "formation" music video. perceive as an anti-police hopes dancers at one point held up a sign saying "justice for mario woods.'" and they say the show promoted the black panthers. now a miami police union is urging a nationwide boycott by law enforcement unions - of beyonce's upcoming world tour.

other police groups are supporting the boycott. including a new york police benevolent association. and the head of the national association of police organizations. beyonce's world tour begins in miami april 27th. \ >> pam: the u-s government. is firing back at apple. after the cupertino- based tech giant. refused to help un-lock a phone used by one of the shooters in the san bernardino terror attack. grant is here with the new development today. today the justice department essentially doubled down. >> grant:it filed a new motion.federal prosecutors.are trying to have a judge *force apple to unlock syed farook's cell phone. today's request indicates that

apple unlocking the phone,,,quote: "presents no danger for any other phone. and is not 'the equivalent of a master key capable of opening hundreds of millions of locks,'" the motion also made it clear that apple and it's ceo tim cook, would be allowed to keep the phone and technology that apple would create to unlock it. also today, cook was invited to testify before congress about privacy issues. apple said this week that it would not unlock the phone.for privacy reasons.and that complying could be precedet setting. also today.donald trump had something to say about it. be despite having the phone for

months now.the fbi has been unable to see what's on farook's phone. apple has not responded to today's motion. >> pam: terraces and hospital tonight after being robbed in stabbed in san francisco post street between franklin and all data is live with the latest details on this case. >> reporter: both gruesome threatening a man stabbed in the head after news of going back to his hotel last night 830. he remains hospitalized with life- threatening injuries. . >> reporter: 200 block is not a violent place

thursday 830 a 44 year-old tourist from england robbed and stabbed as they walked back to the hotel with his 23 year-old niece. suspects described as an african-american man woman man with a muscular build and then the woman 5 ft. 4 in. tall with dreadlocks and braids in the top part in a ponytail. the police say they were wearing a green wool scarf which police have recovered. investigators can missing this neighborhood for surveillance video in hopes of identifying the suspect. when

they were initially approached the victims iran and chased a suspect in the struggle in the stabbing occurred. there pripet word tonight if approached by robbers give up your items. enoki and any sort of a items coming up at 6:00 it talking with more people who live or work in several would find out if news of the stabbing will make them do anything differently going forward. >> pam: demolition or continue on a vacant apartment building which has been red tag since 2010 novel work is always complete neighbors wondering if their homes could also be in danger kras clifford is live tonight in pacifica kron 4's

charles clifford is livetonight in pacifica. charles, what's the status ofexpress lanes on eastbound interstate- 580 opened today. in hopes of making traffic a little lighter in the east bay. driving on the highway has pleasanton, and livermore. they're also concerned with that move you could result higher rents eventually the erosion could in theory when they reached their apartments. with nine spokeswoman says she's not worried about it. "not worried about me being

affected with the erosion here was or i will be and a trust and have faith in god. " >> reporter: the only this heard from so that the guilty to a park in that spot if. >> pam: there is much morethere is much more ahead at next. how the federal government plus, life on death row. tonight, a look at the changes made to security at san quentin over the years. and an east bay school is taking a stand. the change it is making in the classroom. to keep students engaged.

death row at san quentin has changed a lot over the years. security is much tighter and officials say, it has to be. kron 4's alecia reid takes us behind the prison walls, for a closer look at what it takes to maintain order. for those facing life on death row. >> reporter:pam, it's been more than 80 years since san quentin's death row was

constructed. back then.there were just 68 cells total. a lot has changed since san quentin in the 1930's, is a flashback to a different era. gone are the priviledges of walking into the hallway. also gone, certain freedoms most people take for granted, like a simple conversationface to face. nats sot - it's kinda crazy in here. all communication now. is either through intertwined gates, or thick glass. nats tables, chairs and cupboards also gone. they can be used as weapons. sot - they can be a very at times horrible watchmen take no chances. they keep a certain, and necessary distance from inmates, so they don't let their guard down. sot - i'll ask them how their the yard, how the weather is and that's about it . ever cautious and always on

the lookout. natsot - it was more tense when i first started natsot - i don't get personal with them and i don't let them get personal with me things were quite smooth during my visit. guards stick to the script.understanding just how dangerous these inmates really are. natsot - we have a handle on it. this is a population that we've cared for, for a long time there have been security breaches in the past. 10 guards have been killed here. the last one, back in 1985. more nats the isolation. and stricter guidelines have forced inmates to adapt. most of them communicate through walls. sot - we play chess from cell to cell. we just call out the numbers on our boards. i watch tv. i'm a raiders fan so i follow them guards feel relations have improved with these measures in place. inmatesdisagree sot - it is more difficult now with these new people coming in from the academy. they're training them differently than they used to train them, so they have a chip on their

shoulders with something to prove. security is priority number one. there are strict procedures guards must follow in order to stay safe. they know that at a moment's notice they can be hurt, or even killed. the guards tell me, its simply part of the jobmaintaining order in one of the world's most dangerous prisonsback to you pam >> pam:the government is cracking down on hoverboards. catherine is here to tells us. about a letter being sent to the companies which make and sell them. >> catherine:that letter says there could soon be huge recalls of hover- boards -- if manufacturers don't get their act together on

safety requirements. the consumer product safety been at least 52 hoverboard - but it's not clear if everyonethe agency says the clock is ticking on launching recalls. hoverboards have already been police in london and new york city have banned them on public and last month - amazon removed hover-board fires have been blamed on the destruction of at least two homes - and a car. >> pam:a rise in beehive thefts. is causing a buzz among california beekeepers. they say, many beehives are beekeepers ship their bees to almond farmers, who use them to pollinate crops. that adds about 15- billion - state. those who make off with 100 - colonies at 170- dollars each. can make off with more than 17- thousand- dollars.

this winter's heavy surf and storms. are taking a toll on the historic cement ship in aptos. the s-s palo alto. located at sea cliff state beach. has been crumbling for decades now, beach goers are starting to see chunks of cement wash up on shore. this ship. brought to the coast in the 19-20's. was first used for an amusment ship. the state then bought it forpark officials say, the plan now is to wait for the landmark to fall apart on its own. and turn into a man made reef. >> pam:this rare site is a special treat for visitors to yosemite national park. it is called a "firewall". and it happens only around this time of year. the optical illusion looks like a waterfall of firey lava. the sunset must catch the 1,000- foot- tall horsetail fall.just right in order to illuminate the waterfall's mist, which scatters the incoming light in all directions. in february, the sun sits at the perfect angle to make the spectacular view. and the park website says, it leads to quite the swarm of photographers.

as they learn. >> pam: umbrellas were in hand san francisco and the rain moved to a pencil later in the day. burning that the slight chance of rain at a later tonight read news checking the weather >> britteny: that's a very live look of the bay bridge a show for you and then pre quiet conditions working for lingering showers and higher elevations as we go through the rest of this evening how quickly everything starts to clear up and to the rest of a week and we see lots of sunshine and clients will continue clear out of here.

and that will bring us allot more sunshine on saturday and also sunday then we continued to see temperatures starting to climb back closer to where we should be above average. and allowable average and the low 50s and santa rosa 40 degrees currently in daly city low 50s and san jose and then 63 san jose. plater shows that seven jurors will stay relatively the same in lower 57 pin 8:00 p.m. fifth degrees and then we got down into the '40's. three things to note tracking showers tapering off clearing up a few clouds remained and in winter weather advisory in effect to 8:00 p.m. more details and a close look at a week and outlook will we see again. >> pam: a growing trend in the workplace made it the way into a classroom in antioch. fifth graders have traded in their old

desks forms require them to stand up as they learn. >> reporter: kron 4's maureen kelly reports. the idea was to help the school, but the kids say. there keeping kids in their seats is not a problem in this classroom. because most students in mr. andrews 5th grade class don't have a chair to sit in. this came about after the belshaw school teacher got wind of the idea of standing desk.and made the pitch to his principal to let him give it try.as a way to help kids pay attention to their lessons.and he says he's can see a change in his pupils. the longer they are in it the more focused and on task they seem to be but there also are believed to be health benefits associated with keeping one's feet

since sitting for long periods has been linked with things like obesity.high blood pressure and cardio vascular disease when you have good posture it helps blood circulation and it increases your focus levels and your ability to focus for long the desks come with what's called a fidget bar that lets kids burn off excess energy. and you can see is a very popular feature the students say standing all day instead of plopping down at their desks took some getting used to. at first my feet hurt. but they have noticed a change is how they learn. feel that standing up is helping them learn better.then they did when they were sitting. i wasn't playing as close of atttetion i was getting in standing desk its better,and several say that they even feel better after a day at their desk then they did when they had chairs. when i go home i feel more energic the standing desks have worked out so well tha the principal has ordered new desks for the other fifth grade classes.he's applying for grants so eventually the 3rd and 4th graders can stand as they study as well.

maureen kelly kron4 news >> pam: and a book written news that a vallejo where four people have been shot including a child one person reported dead in an update on the situation just ahead. .it was a horrifying scene captured on video. a helicopter's crash landing at pearl harbor. next. the latest on the investigation into the crash, and the conditions of the survivors. and later. remembering literary and later. remembering literary wake up those eggs with glorious spam! see what spam can! do... at spam.com

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some of >> catherine: >> grant: any solace take place of zero video. happens so fast dusty from where the chopper went down so many tourists 15 year- old boy tonight and you can see the helicopter being pulled from the pearl harbor water near the arizona memorial it's still unclear what caused the comedown so abruptly once did people sprang into action. >> grant: people on board all to rest the ntsb is investigating

reno do not know what caused the chopper come down so abruptly. new >> pam: is not a vallejo's several people shot including a child. latest on the situation is next at 530 + the countdown to south carolina and nevada and the latest in the campaign trail.

>> pam: on top of breaking news out of vallejo several people have been shot including a child. grant: latest developments with the latest. >> grant: fillet hollis ruled that police say a maroon sedan came up you see police right there first responders to work may take one of the victims away four people were shot and hit including a nine year-old. woman hit two guys in the car esol one being rolled away. one

man died at the scene in the maroon car took off. south vallejo as mentioned specifically where it happened the. this is west of highway 29 in the star mansion close to where the napa river and the mare island are the shooting before 4:00 this afternoon. a motive is unclear please don't know what prompted it investigating that and looking for the marin car took off right after the shooting no suspect description this evening from please draft bush making his way to the scene and we will let you know what he's finding out.

>> britteny: tracking tapering shower this week and seamlessly close ties remain here live look at the golden gate bridge dry roads we will see that too bad headed home from work closer look at the rate are shot shows the rainfall moving out through here earlier today tracking showers for the afternoon expecting it to clear out by evening and now is in handling orange snow showers and like tom ho there is a winter weather advisory three things and of the showers will remain a bit breezy with a weak cold front moving through tonight and then serous now expected to 8:00 p.m. and heading into a week and it warm things up. through the rest of tonight was a clearing and that will get a lot of sunshine for us and that will continue plus former conditions will continue for us and winter weather advisory 8:00 p.m. the

careful chains will be required in the high from the region a warm to the high fifties close 6674 pass coming up. two states, two parties, two primaries. and at least one race too close to call. catherine is here with the day's developments on the race for the white house. >> catherine:pam, donald trump is expected to win tomorrow in south carolina, but no one is predicting the winner of the nevada democratic caucus las vegas bookmakers are giving fifty=fifty odds on whether clinton will come out on top. in las vegas and surrounding clark county, where seven out of ten nevadans live, ethnic voters outnumber white voters. the candidates are going after morgan freeman has played fictional u=s presidents more

than once. now he has loand his unmistakable voice to a new clinton ad stressing her civil rights background. sanders doing the same at a town hall meeting. "i was arrested when i was 22 years old. you know what i was arrested for? fighting segregation." donald trump is still in the lead, but a new marist poll conducted for nbc and the wall street journal shows ted cruz pulling to within five points. "here in south carolina these the texas senator called on support from reality tv star phil robertson. suggesting that the duck dynasty's phil robertson might have a place in his administration, " imagine phil robertson: ambassador to the united nations. how much would you pay face when phil says "what is wrong with you people??"

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>> pam: school realized in the supreme court building. paying tribute in the place to bill all legacy as conservative legal icon scott has more. return >> reporter: to the supreme court this morning has a

flag draped casket silently passed a long line of four law clerks and up the marble steps were he leaves his greatest legacy. they remained assists this city's set-aside as one of the nine children would a private ceremony money. "as very dignified very somber people were there to pay their respects respects. the former law clerks will stand in constant watch zero until look funeral saturday. the vice president and gop presidential candidate will be there. crews

of former supreme court clerk himself a new hand personally. paris focused on the president will nominate to replace him if the republican senate leadership will follow through on promised to block the process. battle heats up and the senate reconvenes monday >> pam: boy house says that the president won't start reading through extensive packets of information about potential nominees this weekend in the press secretary says the packets were prepared by house lawyers.

>> pam: of black life and legacy of corporately. we look back at the life of we look back at the life of harper lee. these are the hands that sew the seeds of business growth, that weave the data, and find the perfect spot to thrive. these are the hands of pitney bowes, the craftsmen of commerce.

alicia >> pam: details now we bring you those and you know what we find out about 22 year- old the kevlar coming up at the top the hour on news that it 6:00. . backlash against kanye continues to grow. contract

with sony records. continues to grow. it's his reality family who's mr: what is it like actuallykj: he's very focused kris; 17:18:45 he puts something together / he thought it through on fashion police. kris admits the family bows down to his yeezy vision for the sake of his that's just a learning curve but when it comes to their own deals? its reported the family is being forced to sign a quote "kanye clause" ap: so reportdly the kanye clause is a clause that brands are having the kardasdians put in their deals so that kanye does not mention the brand names in his rants. our branding insider, ceo of brandfire adam padilla says its a move which could have been triggered after kanye's revealed kylie's puma partnership before deal for kylie jenner when he said in the tweet that there is no way that kylie would do a deal with puma since she's one

thousand percent team yeezy. kanye's obviously in a deal with pap: kanye what did you think of kylie signing with puma? / 00;00:15 kanye: she had already signed and i was mad for a minute ap: some people are in the camp that say that kanye's rants hurt the kardashian brand. some people think it's a brilliant kind of mechanism that the kardashians are masterminding i we'll have so much more on this story tonight at 7 on the insider, for kron 4 news, i'm louis aguirre back to you, pam. >> pam: showers and then ran across the bay area that is over for a while. >> reporter: level but centel bridge we head into the rest of this evening we see the streets dryout still dealing with what roads mostly cloudy skies. a whole lot of rain for coming down. still tracking were pretty much don't the rain and a little bit of self of concord after that we should be clearing out with the exception of the sierra

still dealing with little light snowfall winter weather advisory in effect at least through 8:00 p.m.. something we watch if you plan on getting a jump start to leak and definitely want to take it easy to make sure you have your chains i tires because the control is required for the winter weather advisory seeing gusty wind speeds. most of these light showers continue to pull away from san francisco over the next few hours that will leave us with comfortable conditions since the weekend. as we push over the rest of us might temperatures quickly drop in the high 40's low 50s heading into the rest of this evening and the good thing if. temperatures take a while a further recovery noticed a lot of high fifties

low 60s kickoff the weekend after that we will see a warming trend in two sunday we were above average 66 degrees and then taking a look at next week we start to put into low 70's monday mid-70s tuesday it looks to be the warmest day of the week. although our average is now located could push close to 80 degrees as we head into wednesday we see a weak cold front drop temperatures back down in the low '70's and still well above average today as a good example of temperatures what they should be and wearing things back up again.

"to kill a mockingbird" author cnn's anderson cooper takes a life. nats - "you never really understand a person until you consider things from his point of view." a life lesson delivered by the fictional alabama lawyer, atticus finch, in the 1962 film to kill a mockingbird. nats - "she kissed a black man." the movie addresses racial injustice of the 1930's through the eyes of finch's young these characters were first brought to life by famed author, harper lee, in a novel that would become a classic for all generations. nelle harper lee was born on april 28th, 1926 in the small town of monroeville, alabama. lee's father was a lawyer and served as inspiration for her book's civil rights hero. footsteps, lee studied law at the university of alabama and became editor of the school's but by age 23 - she'd abandoned law and moved to new york to become a writer. there, lee reunited with her childhood friend and fellow writer, truman capote, assisting him in the research that led to his famous novel, "in cold blood." their unique friendship played out on the big screen in the award-winning movie, "capote." nats - "you're the only one i know with the qualifications to be both a research assistant and a personal body guard."

lee's first novel, to kill a mockingbird, was published in 1960 and received the pulitzer prize. bush presented lee with the medal of freedom. "all of us are filled with admiration for a great american and a lovely lady named harper lee." but for most of her life, she stayed out of the spotlight. in one of the few interviews lee ever granted, she offered a glimpse into her thoughts saying: "i want to do the best i can with the talent god gave me. all i want to be is the jane austen of south alabama." nats - one of the most widely anticipated books of. in 2015, the literary world was stunned by the discovery of a second harper lee manuscript titled "go set a watchman" would be published. completed in 1957, watchman was actually written before to kill a mockingbird - and features years later. nats - "this is really the nats - "whoo hoo!" that excitement lit up the small town where harper lee grew up

but many fans were disappointed in the portrayal of the characters they knew and loved. echoing the devastation of fans "watchman" still became a best seller; the fastest selling bookthrough all the fanfare, harper lee remained quiet - rarely seen or heard from. inspiring the world through her coming up i thought i made a enough of a stop i looked in all different directions no other cars at the you get to hear from some of the drivers caught slipping in a multi-jurisdictional crackdown in foster city in the next edition of people behaving badly

if you caught the last edition of people behaving badly, you in foster city. it is part of a monthly saturation in peninsula cities. tonight stanley roberts finds out what the drivers who were caught. were thinking i got caught behaving badly sorry guys should have known better i'm going to take the words from one of my viewers and repeat them if people just followed vehicle code ie stop at stop signs, don't speed and no phone in hand then you wouldn't be on people witt you are about to hear from some of the people caught in the san mateo county saturation traffic enforcement program also known as s.t.e.p step officers focus solely on

traffic problems like cell phones, no seat belts, stop sign violations and more like this driver was stopped because your windshield cracked pretty good the driver claimed it was cracker a couple of days ago . something very important he had it's just an old card i have the current one i just didn't get the new card/ you know you can pull it up on your phone i don't know they send me the card every month he gets a fixit ticket for no proof insurance. that being said the way it works for insurance you have to go down to the traffic court in redwood city you literally have to take you current proof of insurance to them in person and shoe them that its current the guy in the bmw who rolled a stop sign while on his cell phone had this to say i was answering a call he had no ideal why he ran the stop sign . this driver who simply forget to

stop i was paying attention i made a stop i thought i made a enough of a stop i look ed in all different directions no other cars at the i was going to try and talk to this driver but i passed nats: ambiance then of course was the driver who was trying to negotiate his student loans who thought this was and episode of cops am i going to be on cops maybe depending on how this goes . 10 year of this and i still get called cops really so you figured you can get your student loan reduced whild your driving ? bad decision on my part i shoud have thought better i was axious to get this done you had it on speaker anyways . the holding the phone was the in foster city stanley roberts >> pam: place to sang about a party this weekend in hayward and the staying on top of breaking news at a vallejo

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womanthe 9-year old boy was taken to shot hand. full for shot and one that the season. another hospitalized with a known injuries talk to police. it has been reported that the suspects fled the scene in a maroon sedan.we will keep you updated on this as we get more

>> pam: britain news just learned in the past half-hour police now looking for disappearance of a 22 year-old woman and hayward as a homicide case. last seen around 11 saturday night at a party near silva avenue and jackson street in hayward. so far this is a criminal geisha and our search ring for a victim. they do not have the victim's body. she is from san jose and hayward this weekend at a party. .

it was an emotional day for those who came to honor the life of richmond police officer gus vegas here at the richmond civic auditorium. a 15 year veteran officer who died in his vallejo, shot to death, during a dispute between one of his daughters and his grandson's father. his son enrico says his father was the ultimate protector of the family "and he always wanted to protect circle a few days ago when dad's final breath came doing exactly what he always

taught us, and that was to protect our family at all costs" "dad i will never be able to fill your shoes but i will sure try my hardest" one by one officer vegas 10 children shared heart wrenching testimonies in honor of their dad "i am so honored by him, i am so honored to be protected by him, i am honored to be his daughter" on a day that was filled with powerful emotional tributes to officer gus vegas, none more visable than his wife, seated in the front row, singing along to a song she chose in honor of her husband

>> pam: man of killing officer davis sits in jail tonightrichard vega made his first court appearance on monday. and is expected to be back on march 2nd to be formally arraigned. he is accused of murdering officer vegas during and a confrontation in vallejo. vega is the father of officer's grandson, and reportedly left the shooting scene with his six year old son. in additional to murder charges, vega is being charged with kidnapping another tourist has been attacked in san francisco and remains hospitalized tonight with life threatenning injuries after being stabbed in the head. this time it happened on what most think is a quiet safe street post, between gough and franklin. that's where kron 4's dan kerman is live tonight.do police have any leads? >> reporter: that very few

leads of canvassing the neighborhood in hopes surveillance video will lead them to the suspects some of the description and at this point there are enough but have been arrested. in the east bay. >> reporter: find a safe place to be that's not what was thursday night a ferry for year- old was walking back with his 23 year-old niece when the two were approached by two robbers. the male victim is hospitalized with a life-threatening injuries the victim was on injured. the suspect described as african- american man and woman the woman

at 5 ft. 4 in. tall and the top part in a ponytail. also wearing green wool scarf police recovered now analyzing. there also canvassing this neighborhood with the surveillance video and hopes to identify the suspect. most were unaware of violence say will likely change their routine as a result. if you are approached by rubber whether to restore resident the best thing is give them your property that can always be replaced. try not to get in a struggle.

>> catherine:the federal government is the department of justice has now filed a motion - aimed at forcing apple to comply with a judge's order. the government -- even portraying apple's refusal as a "marketing strategy". it takes everything up a notch.after ceo tim cook refused to help unlock the phone. insisting it's a dangerous precedent that undermines 'decades of security.' the justice department clearly didn't like that response. the motion doesn't list any specific penalties for the the fbi has been trying to get information out of a phone used by syed farook. he and his wife killed 14 people in san bernardino in december. and you probably won't be surprised to hear that donald

trump is wading into this dispute in a big way today. various presidential candidates are talking about whether they support apple or the government in this dispute. an opinion.he's calling for a boycott. trump was campaigning in south carolina. someone pointed out tonight that phone.but he says he'll soon switch to his samsung phone -- if apple doesn't figure out a way to help the fbi.

>> pam:protests are scheduled to happen around the country on tuesday in support of apple's fight against the government. a rally supporting the tech giant will be held at 5:30 in san francisco at the apple store protest organizers are encouraging others in support to bring signs and different apple they say the two messages they want to today is the deadline the f-a-a has set for people to register their drones. those who own the unmanned aircrafts have until this evening to register or they could be charged with a pricey fine. flying one outside that weighs between half-a-pound and 55- pounds may face penalties up to 27-thousand-dollars and criminal penalties up to a quarter-million-dollars. the f-a-a says imprisonment for up to three years is also a possible consequence. more than 325-thousand people

have registered their drones, which surpasses the 320-thousand piloted aircrafts registered with the agency. a live look at our embarcadero cam in san francisco this friday evening. a brief storm hit parts of the bay area today.but a warmup is on the way. brittney shipp is tracking the conditions.we could see 80's in the near future? >> britteny: and interesting below average into the weekend we warm up and that will last all the way until next week heading back in the mid-70s live look outside mostly cloudy skies you notice as we head into the rest of tonight clouds will continue to lean and tomorrow lots of sunshine will be true that only saturday but sunday. not bad friday evening out where tracking a few more scattered

showers in the south of concord and those are set to move out within the hour the feature cast showing us and the rest of tonight was to those will head out by the time you have the weekend. saturday in a pretty nice comfortable and then same thing through sunday 51 in santa rosa and then a fifth to have monday close to 60 degrees and then-news right now and then as a legal one the next couple hours. the few lingering showers and then close to 8:00 p.m. and then cloudy skies coming up the latest on winter weather advisory and how warmly will get in the 70 forecast in just a bit. for up-to-the minute

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it happened yesterday on oahu. a tourist helicopter slammed into the water near pearl harbor. those standing by said they could tell there was something going wrong when they spotted the aircraft about 30-yards off shore. that's when a witness pulled out his phone and started recording. "it started coming really low and kind of coming straight at me, essentially. it seemed out of place and not normal so i switched to video real quick and shot the video adn the rest you can see." salvage crews are now working to remove that helicopter from the water. >> pam:frightening new video of a school bus packed with

kids.that almost got hit by a train. now that bus driver is out of a job following the near-miss. students on the bus recorded the incident on their cell phone.and posted it to youtube. you can see the train is just feet from the bus. after the incident, the driver brought the bus back to school.saying the students were so loud, the bus couldn't be driven safely. the district disagreed.and fired her for putting the students in danger. bus drivers must stop at least 15 feet from tracks, open the door and look both ways.before crossing. desks for his 5th graders. >> grant: ago the gun she comes

and it's behind the cash register at near seattle and she is loading up the bag of money watch as week freeze it. they should at each other. the guy takes off and then bargain for this. the loan at the convenience store. >> pam: not standing desks for

his fifth graders it helps improve the ability to pay attention in class and focus on their work. also help the benefits prove this regulation. it took some and even grades are showing signs of improvement. the popular feature is a tough it bar which lets the kids a both rest feet and earn excess energy at the same time. one parent says that seems to be working for her daughter. "she's always been a very fidgety these work well for her and with the bart gives her the opportunity and not the star of the entire class.

>> pam:vouchers for free marijuana are being handed out this evening in san jose. as kron four's rob fladeboe for votes' program is part of the push to legalize marijuana in california. the free pot is being handed out at the corner of 4th and east santa clara streets.right across the street from city hall. it's the brain child of long time medical marijuana advocate dave hodges. by 8 o'clock friday evening, hodges expects to have given away some 2,000 vouchers. the goal being to legalize marijuana, says hodges, the right way. sot dave hodges

transition"into illegal regulated market. " >> reporter:over the next few months hodges expects to give away up to 10,000 pounds of pot using three programs: weed for donations, weed 4 signatures and weed4voters. all designed to promote awareness of the various initiatives likely headed for the ballot this fall.

>> britteny: unsettled weather saturday sunday more sunshine will return and also warmer temperatures and combination three things to know tracking and are showers clearing up tonight in clouds will remain winter weather advisory in effect till 8:00 p.m. tonight and try and warming up temperatures the past couple days closed average and low 60s high fifties now warming back to the mid-60s and the storm trecker few scattered showers had conquered of the world's have cleared out and still come down few more raindrops on camera you can see the most roadways are dry. friday night

plans most lingering showers and east of our area. it's the coming down in lake tahoe cera and that's why we have winter weather advisory till 8:00 p.m. snow-covered rounds and the be very careful driving in that area. feature cast shows is to go to the rest of tonight mostly cloudy skies then tomorrow morning waking up we see clear skies this is going to remain at all in the day but saturday night. in the region tomorrow we will still be the low 60s san francisco high fifties richmond and 58 map below '60s san jose and as we go into the rest of the week and we noticed the temperatures will keep climbing and to the mid-60s mott sunday and monday that 72 degrees and then 74 tuesday the warmest of the entire week in 10 locations could get close to 80 degrees

and to the end of your workweek we dropped all little bit but still warm for us this time of year. >> pam:heavy hearts in the nation's copitol today, where thousands waited to view the casket of justice antonin scalia. his body is lying in repose at the supreme court. our national correspondent alex schuman takes us to the moving tribute for one of the court's most influential members. >> reporter:11:03:38 its a cold day here in d.c., but that is not stopping hundreds of people from waiting in a long line around the block to get inside the supreme court and pay their respects to former justice scalia. justice antonin scalia's body returned one more time to the building where he built his legacy as a conservative icon. 09:50:51 "one of the most

consequential conservatives on the supreme court." 10:04:44 "everything that it affects the entire country." rhelata bernard was one of the mourners waiting in the long line. they could watch supreme court officers carry the casket up the stairs - flanked by former law clerks who served the justice through the decades. scalia's son said a prayer among family and the eight other justices before the public was allowed inside. 10:38:45 "it was solemn. it was what you'd expect." 10:04:25 "i don't think he legislates on the bench." and his trademark wit, which through his writing, can bring a smile and debate for generations to come. 10:20:24 "i thought he had really thoughtful, um, intelligent, delicious opinions. whether you agree with him or not - his opinions, his dissents, they were just 11:12:44 "the court is open justice scalia's funeral is set for tomorrow. in washington, congressional correspondent alex schuman." a new study says that a

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catherine heenan is here with we know that a lot of americans don't get enough sleep. but one in three of us??? that's how many people the c-d-c says are in trouble. they looked at more than 400- thousand people in all 50 states.in fact it's the first study to examine the problem on a third of those surveyed say or more that's recommended - and many say it's not even close. it's a big problem since it's tied to health problems like heart disease, mental illness and obesity.

southeastern states reported the least amount of sleep.although hawaii was the worst. south dakota, colorado and minnesota residents had the highest amounts of sleep. still ahead.it's one of the top ten parades in the world!

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>> pam: person is dead and three others injured including a child in vallejo. and jeff bush got to seen tonight with new information. >> reporter: here at porter street one man is dead too are in the hospital about a fourth victim nine year-old child taken to the hospital. all will show

casings here on the ground on a black car and driveway all the sudden another car came by and people with guns started firing that's how this happened. the suspect was on the list right now and police still on the scene trying to figure out what's going to happen. "the ultimate protector. >> reporter: powered by a powerful emotions toward the officer and more visible than his wife seated in the front

row singing to the sum she chose in honor of her husband. >> reporter: in san francisco 44 year-old tourist from england brought in stabbed on post street between golf and franklin about 830 to the victim and knees were approached by two suspects they were running in chase. the victim was stabbed in the head the tourist is suffering life-threatening injuries and san francisco general hospital. and investigators are canvassing the neighborhood for surveillance video in hopes of identifying the suspect. >> pam: hillary bernie are out west the two democrats are treating as they enter the final stretch before tomorrows nevada

democratic caucus. if she"lose its nevada will play a leading role in moving this country toward a political revolution. transforms this country." as he >> reporter: larry tries to attend her group in south carolina before the primary. in a scoring of a big endorsement from jim civil rights add activist and in congress but. data for the divided democratic caucus of potential supporters.

the and all important supporter for the union state. and sanders on realistic in his promises clinton sanders boldfacing fresh scrutiny at nevada town hall last night. whether she would release the speeches and to financial institutions. sanders was pressed to respond reason possibility of a primary challenge to the president's reelection. >> pam: fire crews and missouri

putting a hot spots where a fire tornado swept through grass field. it was caused by gusty winds low humidity conditions in become risky for fire zones the so-called fire tornado burned more than 1,500 a. of land destroyed three buildings close to highways and the area. no injuries reported authorities trace it back to the property were long nor sparked the blaze. >> britteny: streets are clear we had of little rain dropping and other than that we seen as conditions right into the weekend and that's always a good time for our weather to clear up. temperatures warming up a bigger difference into sunday then saturday and we see the

close average in that it's going to change into sunday definitely into next week to the storm tracker is checking some of the rain and not a whole lot and most of the showers in the area has cleared up in the last 10 minutes. our shots most of some lingering off the east and snow coming off in the tahoe area that will continue till 8:00 p.m. where we have winter weather advisory a fact in all is clear right now in san francisco most of the bay area most of those showers already shut off the east and the future forecast shows into the rest of tonight temperatures drop down and the high 40's low 50s then when you wake up tomorrow morning we see a chilly start and temperatures are conditions will be nice and dry by 7:00 a.m. mainly made high '40's and by the afternoon push right back in the low 60s another look to the sunday forecast and the show.

>> pam: the cry is look at what streets will be shutdown tomorrow's chinese new year parade. . (scal): good day, m'lady!

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>> grant: those big finishing touches todayyear of the monkey. up to 1 million people expected a starts fell 15. and then from market a little town and then to post complete and paul sutter back and it will in the columbus

jackson public transit certainly will be impacted and on around will be closed more than a hundred floats units will be moving along the route video from last year's 600,000 fire crackers will be used in this tradition in san francisco and 18 '60s one of the best 10 parade in the world. in the largest chinese celebration outside asia happening tomorrow.

>> gary: good evening everyone in a few minutes lawyers

basketball again this season the to oppose all-star break at the top of the hour 484 warriors the company will be able to take on the trailblazers first of a six game road trip and have more on the warriors at 8:00 tonight. to bay area athletes well-known and made contributions to the years passed away. utility player tony phillips died of an apparent heart attack age 56 he started third tony phillips does pass it jim davenport all of us who grew up in the bay area regional third baseman for the giants in

1958 jim passed away today victim of heart failure age of 82. when your kid in this stuff means something to you those heroes of all time jim agreed third baseman of the giant passes at age 82. down a coal burns sneaks on in the time it. not tonight the shirts seven great on the road all season long and will fall to carolina the hurricanes with five to two.

>> gary: heard helene very this

said look "use. . tom"sent staying healthy drama and stay healthy. they had everything going their way. they had to the better guys tyree irving their great york to be great unless you pack it up on the floor.

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"you hang your not a fan of spring training i love it why do you dislike it? >> gary: in what today or to my thing is the watch other guys get in shape i'd rather get in shape myself if you're down there with your kids it's fun. but just watching once the game starts and into it. featured on

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where were >> britteny: when things up above average 66 and then tomorrow 63 and into next week we're excited about february.

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