>> marty: >> reporter: learning about a major terrorist arrest breaking news out of belgium. we are learning about a major terrorism arrest. there are reports that the person *might be the third bomber from the brussels airport bombing. the man arrested has only been identified this morning as faycal c. belgian media is reporting he might be the man on the right side of this surveillance picture -- who ran away after the attacks. we are still awaiting confirmation from authorities in beglium. the other two people in this photo died in the attack. they were suicide bombers. the man on the left is a known isis bomb maker. the man in the middle is one of two brothers who participated in the attacks.

>> reporter:right now there is a manhunt underway for this man. he is naim al-ha-med. investigators believe he could be the second bomber from the brussels subway station. his d-n-a was found at an apartment where three other terrorists were staying before tuesday's attack. police say he posed as a syrian refugee to sneak into europe. investigators say he should be considered armed and dangerous. the other subway bomber is believed to have died in the attack. he has been identified as the brother one of the airport attackers. >> reporter:this morning we are still waiting to learn the identity of two americans killed in the brussels terror attacks. >> reporter:we do know that there are at least two americans still missing after the brussels bombing. justin and stephanie shults from tennessee were dropping off stephanie's mother at the airport just before the attacks. the couple live in brussels. the mother survived the blast but says she still hasn't heard from her daughter or son-in-law. >> reporter:more breaking news

this morning. we are waiting to learn more about the mission that lead to the death of a top isis leader in syria. yesterday we told you this man was killed by u-s forces. he is believed to have been the terror group's second in command. there are reports that u-s forces had planned to capture him alive - but something did not go as planned. >> reporter:coming up in about 45 minutes. the pentagon is expected to hold a news conference and release details of that mission. we will try to bring that to you >> reporter: the boy with plans for a yard this is the man wanted by police. but police say he is armed and dangerous 6 ft. tall with numerous tattoos all large tattoo on his neck he is on parole officers have been looking for two suspects now they say there is only one suspect.

alicia >> will: of the embarcadero. the place to for you back to the happens has been a place to pick.

if a drive and who and today than at the oil lot on top the second. . >> dave: to vote for the no. we do level system that will go to the south as the day progresses. particularly tomorrow a drive for not much moisture playing with us. forties' to be found right now. 46 for pleasanton hayward 49 in the north bay 46 up the center roosevelt pretty much upper '40's and '50's. the

success largely in the sixth opinion our mostly sunny for the day and then lay in the afternoon evening some scattered high clouds and then some scattered clouds over night a lingering or sunday and clipper easter sunday. >>justine:in the east bay.bart's fremont bart trains are not running between the san leandro and bay fair stations. maintenance. a free emergency bus bridge is available for riders with no other way to get around. *but bart says that could add an extra 30 to 60 minutes to your travel time. everything should be re-opened by 4 monday morning. this is just the first of *six weekend closures that will take place between now and the middle

>> will:in the south bay if you hop on light rail in downtown san jose. that will not be an option this weekend. they need to make repairs. crews are replacing part of the rail line between san jose civic center and saint james stations. v-t-a is offering a shuttle for passengers.and traffic will be detoured on first street in both directions. neighbors are being warned the work will be noisy. for a full list of street closures and detours visit kron-4 -dot-com >>justine: >> will:happening today. it's being dubbed "western saturday". three states set to vote today for a presidential nominee. coming up: the impact it could have on the race for the white house. >>justine:then: new evidence could help catch a bay area killer. we'll show you the scary crime caught on camera. >> will:and next: for your health: a new warning about zika virus. for women planning to get pregnant.

>>justine:for your health: here is a look at some of the big medical news from this week: the first case of sexually transmitted zika virus has been confirmed in california. the department of public health says the case is in san diego. zika is mostly spread by mosquitos -- but it can also be transmitted through sex. although the symptoms of the virus are usually mild --- zika can be dangerous for pregnant women. it's been linked to a birth defect that causes babies to be born with abnormally small heads. >> will:the c-d-c has now issued some new guidelines for the zika virus. it now says that women who have zika -- or symptoms of the virus --- should wait at least eight weeks to try and get pregnant. the symptoms can be similar to the flu and include: fever, rash, joint pain and eye redness. as for men, they're being told to wait six months before having unprotected sex. >>justine: still ahead.

a new law out of north carolina is drawing controversy across what san francisco mayor ed lee and stephen curry are saying about the law. >> will:live look outside. bay bridge toll plaza.

a nice start to the day. meteorologist dave spahr is here with a look at your forecast. >> dave: the delays and i

starts the day some high clouds make note of temperatures for us right now little cooler on the far east bay and the mid '40's could be found there for the north they also met a 47444 nevada hope the pencil upper 40's now. to lower 50s 51 downtown san francisco. and then to italy to the sun site all day until noon nothing too much happens till 04 o'clock it looks like some lower clouds turned a presence known along the coast and begin to sunday it is 10:00 a.m. looking pretty good back to mostly sunny we clear out again for the start early next league happening behind all this is being pulled back reduced a little bit and coupled with his daytime heating a little way of a breeze came off here and then later on today we not put the breeze will

be picking up a little bit over nine but the daytime heating again tomorrow of the front of to the new north and passing over dry one at that and then an uptick in the afternoon and evening when upper 60s still hanging on further to the east. temperatures even higher and tx 76 but would as well and then, current 75. in the sunday forecast we do reduce temperatures 68 or so and then in the russell week by wednesday a chance of showers working into this program temporarily in the '70s.

>>justine:san francisco's mayor is taking a stand against a new law in north carolina, targeting the transgender community. mayor ed lee just banned funding for all city employees to travel to that state. the north carolina law eliminates all local ordinances banning l-g-b-t discrimination. it also says anyone in a public restroom must use the bathroom for the gender on their birth certificate. local advocates say it puts transgender people in a difficult position. "the law that was passed on wednesday is the most sweeping anti-lgbt, anti-trans law in this country." "ridiculous. transgender people just want to do what anyone wants to do in the bathroom. pee in peace and get out!" the law may put the 20-17 n-b-a all-star game in jeapordy.since charlotte is scheduled to host the big game. when asked about the lawnorth carolina native stephen curry says "the right things need to happen" for the game to stay in charlotte.

this weekend the presidential race is turning its attention to the threat of isis abroad and here at home. our national correspondent mark meredith takes a look at where things stand in the race for the white house days after the attacks in belgium. tuesday's deadly attacks in brussels may have happened thousands of miles from the united states - but the threat of terrosim is now front and center in america's presidential race. after winning by wide margins in utah - this week texas senator ted cruz is turning his campaign's focus to foreign policy. despite widespread criticism from the white house and even some republicans - senator cruz is doubling sdown on a call for police to use domestic surveilance on muslim americans. "we need to be using proactive policing, law enforcement and intelligence and national security resources to prevent radical terrorists to monitor, intercept, and stop radical islamic terrorists before they carry out acts of terror." it's too early to tell if voters will emrbace the cruz's campaigns efforts. the latest quinnipiac university poll shows cruz 14 points behind donald trump in a national survey. in the latest delegate count -

trump leads cruz by 264 delegates, ohio governor john kasich remains in a distant third with 143 delegates. for hillary clinton's campaign - this week is about showcasing her experience as secretary of state as a vital tool to separate her campaign not just from senator bernie sanders but from her republican rivals. "walls will not protect us from this threat. we cannot contain isis. we must defeat isis." this weekend - three states, alaska, hawaii, or washington will host democratic contests - then believe it or not - no primaries or caucuses are scheduled for this upcoming week - but don't worry the candidates are still out on the trail - wisconsin voters will head to the polls - on arpil 5th. in washington, i'm mark meredith. >>justine:ted cruz is blaiming donald trump for the rumors now swirling that he cheated on his wife. the national enquirer's latest issue says cruz had at least five secret mistresses. the republican presidential candidate denied all these claims. cruz has been married to his wife-- heidi-- since 2001. their marriage has received plenty of media attention. after g-o-p front runner donald trump went after cruz's wife on social media.

donald trump released a statement yesterday. saying he denies spreading rumors about cruz. and that he had nothing to do with the article. >> will:for the weekend:

it's the kids easter egg hunt in san francisco. kids search for gift-filled eggs to take home. it's happening at the orchard supply hardware in north beach from 9:00 to noon. it is free to attend.

>> reporter: appropriates and so spearheading the best season in nba history the franchise is not forget their own longtime former were or your it received a championship ring pre-game and then a three-point party started number to 40 on the year

news single season career high for half of the same clock winding down 40 ft. no problem warriors and a half of 14 and then the fourth quarter dallas tries to make a game career with the move keeping a chance to lay and then click constant coming in to finish them off wide open in transition thompson finished with 43 chip in 43121 points to finalize the warriors keep rolling. become the second team ever to get a back-to-back 65 win season. still ahead of the 99573 warriors need eight more wins and to break the record.

>> reporter: cali samuelsson gets it from extending the lead to caramel wins by 6 am heading to the elite for the 18th time in school history. 22 seconds left popcorn and then all dogs have a chance to respond the shock goes up they survive on the space all five starters scored in double figures the let the mall of 21 pass michael jordan on the all-time scoring list bridge.

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week. >> dave: here is the san mateo bridge for you a little hay is going on it is a beautiful saturday for you enjoy this and know which version of rain we should mention there will be perhaps in the standpoint of some locations an intrusion of land it will not be a weak real whether maker for us it will be in some locations issue in just a bit the celebrate our indicates the formal system to the no. 0 player for us easter sunday dry some wins that we talk about but it will not do much beyond that except close down a little bit stunned it will be cooler than today here are the wind speeds right now they're very very loaded the wind prone areas that is done changed later on this afternoon temperatures for its metal for use in the far east bay 44

nevada out in the most of the north bay in the 40's rather and most the peninsula lower 50s. by noon every summer is sunny as temperatures checking middle upper 60s by 4:00 p.m. some scattered clouds making the presence known to break this down% and cisco mid-60's not the winds north and northwest front-end to 28 east bay shoreline and a little bit of an afternoon evening breeze and more details coming up in just a bit. >>justine:new this morning. police in menlo park are looking for two people who may have tried to lure a child into their car. it happened yesterday afternoon near sharon road and alameda de las pulgas. the parents called the police and said their son was approached by two men who told him to get in the car. he told them no and walked away.

they were driving a silver four door sedan. police say it's not clear if the men were actually trying to lure the boy into the car or just trying to scare him. >> will:happening now. this newly-released surveillance video could lead to catching a killer. take a look at the video. it shows a tourist getting robbed and stabbed. he was walking with a relative near san francisco's japantown. more than a month after the attack police are still looking for the killer, and a female accomplice. kron four's philippe djegal talked to police trying to find the criminals. sot- "if these two did it to this one person, they can do it to someone else in the city." sot- "san francisco's known for tourists to come here all over the world and we wanna make sure that they feel safe." >> reporter:which was not the case february 18th on post street between gough and franklin not far from japantown. when a 44-year-old man from the united kingdom, visiting san francisco with his niece, was

attacked by a man seen in this surviellance video. sot- "as you can tell the suspect doesn't care whether or not he kills you or not. he's gonna get what he wants to get - that's what makes him very dangerous." and, what the suspect wanted, officer carlos manfedi says, was the victim's bag. in the video, you can see the suspect stab the victim multiple times in the upper torso and head, before police say he ran off with a woman. the man described as 5-foot-10, heavy-set african american man waering blue jeans and a dark hoodie. sot- "the female which you don't see in this video is 5'8" in height and she had dreadlocks or breads but it was tied up in a pony tail. now, i'm not asking if you remembering seeing the incident on february 18th, but if you visit that area or work in that area, and you've seen two people that fit that description, please let us know. any little information could be the san francisco police officer's association is offering a 5-thousand dollar reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction of the suspects. this is the city's eighth

homicide of the year. in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. >>justine:another law enforcement weapon has been stolen in the bay area. this time, a san francisco sheriff deputy's home was burglarized. among the items taken -- a 9 milimeter glock. similar to this one you see here. as well as a bullet-proof vest, a sheriff's departent duty belt and a san francisco police badge. san francisco has become notorious for stolen law enforceent weapons two federal officers have had guns stolen from their cars in the last 12 months. police say if you're ever concerned about the legitimacy of someone claiming to be a police officer, ask for their department issued photo i-d. the theft of weapons from law enforcement officers seems to be a growing problem.

>>justine:the highest profile case resulted in the murder of kate steinle on pier 14 in san frnacisco last june. the gun used.belonged to a bureau of land management ranger.who had his pistol stolen from his car in downtown san francsco. >> will:last september.a gun stolen from an ice agent near a- t&-t park was used in the murder of oakland muralist antonio ramos. and this last case didn't involve law enforcement, but did involve a stolen weapon.nonetheless. in october of last year.a gun was stolen from an unlocked car in the fisherman's wharf area. police say it was used by three drifters to kill audrey carey in golden gate park. also - steve carter. on a marin hiking trail. >>justine: >> will:a san francisco public defender is blasting newly released statements by two alameda deputies. he wants them held criminally accountable. jeff adachi says this surveillance video contradicts their accounts.back in november.after a car chase from san leandro to san francisco's mission district. adachi says they're trying to justify the beating - claiming the suspect was reaching for his waistband.

but the camera shows them hitting him with their batons more than 30 times. adachi also criticizes how the responding deputies failed to turn on their body cameras. he points out that the two deputies submitted reports four days after the incident.and only after the video went public. >>justine:the raiders will remain in oakland. for at least another year! the team agreed to a one-year extension to stay at the oakland coliseum through the 20-16 season and possibly beyond. the raiders will pay 3-point-5 million-dollars next season.more than 3 times what they paid last year. the deal still needs to be approved by the city council and the alameda county board of supervisors. >> stanley: and sent a credible rheumatism's let out of the movies. the content here is old

newsreel film footage from the '60s and '70s when to use see what they're doing with this. that story coming up. >>justine:live look outside. san mateo bridge. for the weekend: it's the easter parade in oakland. enjoy an easter egg decorating contest. it's happening at the lakeshore baptist church starting at 10:30 this morning. it is free to attend.

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this is footage of sandra brown armstrong the first african american women to be sworn in as an oakland police officer in 1970. kron was there. kron has always been there. for over 60 years in the bay area. the team here is going through our old film from the 50's, 60's and 70's. remastering it and posting it on their website for free to watch sot - live history alex uses sophistaked hi-tech equipment to digitize the old 16 mm film one clip at a time.

nats - film they have it organized into collections like ceasar chavez and japanese american culture the time around malcom x and the black panthers. the rise of the civil rights movement all the protests nats - van ness building. the famous berkeley riots of 1970 in sproul plaza the 1971 occupation of alcotraz by native americans. all the classic sports moments are here all the john madden stuff. and footage from when the warriors in 1975 won the nba championship. nats - there is a special kron collection featuring our documentaries on the bay area birth of a city. coming up on kron 4 news weekend. hear how bryan stow is using his tragic life changing experience to inspire others. live look outside. san francisco embarcadero. for the weekend:

it's the industrial art and science fest in oakland. check out art and science demonstrations and hands-on activities. it's happening at the cruible from noon to 5:00. it is free to attend.

>> dave: looks like it this weekend if you can see the

pictures soliton a week and the of what conditions but they are great going on and this is the golden gate here the way of going on tonight the clouds are an appearance today after all preconditions this afternoon and that's not so tomorrow. mid-40s for the far east bay and to heck and 60 and 40 at work and then 51 upper 40's the most of the peninsula and then as the

day wears on midteens all over the perimeter of the bay and then late tonight we showed you this satellite picture of the forecast for and then tomorrow afternoon that will help the temperatures dropped on the winds and feel little cooler tomorrow afternoon and then years what the yellow is progress warming backup tomorrow progress not as great in the '70s it looks like for parts the north bay and east bay as well. adding further to the

south or '70s at work through most of the south bay. and then travel on words down to about 64 maybe some showers trend works very modest at best. . >> will: >>justine: jury what the evidence began making more public presence teresa shows us how he is not committed to prevent the bullying in life. >> reporter: met he walked on stage between the two sisters crime was a superstar at lincoln high school. the video also

shows a long recovery and of his life is like now he was not here to rehash the past he and his family to our schools now with an anti bullying campaign. thanks to the school's " attaching serenade with the entire audience participating it was incredibly moving. bassoons

state of the messages life changing. the lin"is more to do i am reado it." >> reporter: campaign has been so successful that they are not booked until the end of the school year. but this year in california they hope to be able to bring the campaign to other states at some point kate.

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of justice" had become its "top pre-selling superhero film ever, surpassing "the dark knight rises" and "avengers: age of ultron". warner brothers, the studio behind the film is already in production on a "wonder woman" stand alone film and "batman versus superman" director zack snyder told entertainment weekly that filming will begin on the sequel, "justice league, part one" on april 11th. there is another new release in theaters this weekend, if brawling heroes isn't to your taste. nearly 14 years after the original, "my big fat greek wedding 2" reunites the enitre principal cast of the original in a rom-com that involves, as you might have guessed, another wedding. variety reports the movie is expected to open in the 10-million dollar range. in hollywood, i'm rick damigella. head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... change your thinking about buying your next one.

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>>justine:we continue to follow breaking news out belgium. we are learning about a major terrorism arrest. there are reports that the person *might be the third bomber from the brussels airport bombing. the man arrested has only been identified this morning as faycal c. belgian media is reporting he might be the man on the right side of this surveillance picture -- who ran away after the attacks. we are still awaiting confirmation from authorities in beglium. in the last hour we learned the

man was charged with "terrorist murder". the other two people in this photo died in the attack. they were suicide bombers. the man on the left is a known isis bomb maker. the man in the middle is one of two brothers who participated in the attacks. right now there is a manhunt underway for this man. he is naim al-ha-med. investigators believe he could be the second bomber from the brussels subway station. his d-n-a was found at an apartment where three other terrorists were staying before tuesday's attack. police say he posed as a syrian refugee to sneak into europe. investigators say he should be considered armed and dangerous. the other subway bomber is believed to have died in the attack. he has been identified as the brother one of the airport attackers. good morning, i'm will tran. this morning we are still waiting to learn the identity of two americans killed in the brussels terror attacks. we do know that there are at least two americans still missing after the brussels bombing. justin and stephanie shults from tennessee were dropping off stephanie's mother at the airport just before the attacks. >>justine:the couple live in brussels. the mother survived the blast but says she still hasn't heard from her daughter or son-in-law. >>justine:breaking news out of the east bay: men killed by u.s. forces

believed to we the terror group second-in-command. . >> will: as soon as we learn more about the mission we will bring you up to date on kron 4 news weekend. >>justine:police have just released a picture of the man they say shot an eight year old boy. the shooting happened in concord yesterday evening. the child was playing in his front yard. this is the man wanted by police: he has been identified as james jarrard. police say he is armed and dagerous. he is six feet tall with numberous tattoos including a large tattoo on his neck.

the suspect is currently on parole for burgalry. officers had been looking for two suspects -- but now they say there is only one. the drive-bay shooting happened around 6:00 last night on lasalle avenue.just west of highway 242. in the north end of the city. we have some video from our helicopter partnership with abc- 7 news over the scene. the 8-year-old was shot in the neck. we just got an update on the victim's condition. the child is said to be in 'stable' condition this morning. police say the shooting was *not gang related. we are tracking your weekend weather this morning. this a live look from our camera on the embarcadero. a nice start to the day. meteorologist dave spahr is here with what you need to know before you leave the house. >> dave: lears and not know it should be more chilly breeze probably. it will be just a

little cooler tomorrow afternoon and then tomorrow from today it is a can of cola east bay mid-40s livermore 46 pleasanton 45 and 59 last hour 6054 going on for nevada pregnant down for you. marching to the upper 60s and they east bay shoreline 65 inland. san jose breakdown for you like this middle '70s for altman highs being there.

>> will: >>justine:new this morning. a warning for parents on the peninsula. police in menlo park are looking for two people who may have tried to lure a child into their car. it happened yesterday afternoon near sharon road and alameda de las pulgas. the parents called the police and said their son was approached by two men who told him to get in the car. he told them no and walked away. they were driving a silver four door sedan. police say it's not clear if the men were actually trying to lure the boy into the car or just trying to scare him. in the east bay.bart's fremont line is closed right now. bart trains are not running

between the san leandro and bay fair stations. the closure is for track maintenance. a free emergency bus bridge is available for riders with no other way to get around. *but bart says that could add an extra 30 to 60 minutes to your travel time. everything should be re-opened by 4 monday morning. this is just the first of *six weekend closures that will take place between now and the middle of june. in the south bay if you hop on light rail in downtown san jose. that will not be an option this weekend. they need to make repairs. >> will:crews are replacing part of the rail line between san jose civic center and saint james stations. v-t-a is offering a shuttle for passengers.and traffic will be detoured on first street in both directions. neighbors are being warned the work will be noisy. for a full list of street closures and detours visit kron-4 -dot-com >> will:happening today. it's being dubbed "western saturday". three states set to vote today for a presidential nominee. coming up: the impact it could have on the race for the white house. >>justine:then: new evidence could help catch a bay area killer.

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>>justine: here is a look at some of the big medical news from this week: the first case of sexually transmitted zika virus has been confirmed in california. the department of public health says the case is in san diego. zika is mostly spread by mosquitos -- but it can also be transmitted through sex. although the symptoms of the virus are usually mild --- zika can be dangerous for pregnant women. it's been linked to a birth defect that causes babies to be born with abnormally small heads. the c-d-c has now issued some new guidelines for the zika virus. it now says that women who have zika -- or symptoms of the virus --- should wait at least eight weeks to try and get pregnant.

the symptoms can be similar to the flu and include: fever, rash, joint pain and eye redness. as for men, they're being told to wait six months before having unprotected sex. still ahead. how one bay area city is responding -- to a controversial new north carolina law that some say discriminates against the l-g-b- t community. live look outside. bay bridge toll plaza. for the weekend: it's the robot sports tournament in oakland. check out robots battle it out. it's happening at the oakland convention center. it started at 7:00 this morning, and goes until 7:00 tonight. it is free to attend.

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a nice start to the day. meteorologist dave spahr is here with a look at your forecast. ha >> dave: where does your on the temperature is a week will down a little bit in the seventh day here. we salubrious and then tomorrow usually getting these things this go round as a dry front and address some wins for us. gone to the day today pretty

much mostly sunny situation scattered clouds about and then tomorrow morning 10:00 a.m. back to mostly sunny expect that to also have an impact on those temperatures. then the winds by the situation but you can see on the perimeter of the day we see some clouds in the perimeter of the day. and then to tonight: they're uneventful and tomorrow afternoon. debitors an east bay

shoreline lower '70's upper 60s and the far east bay is the middle '70s out here you may take 73 at pleasanton and then look six and ramon 75 and tx 76 pittsburgh 73. and then you're the as the temperatures down a little bit after the from 62 monday and then when state oil might be alicea little bit light rain showers potentially warming back up in time for next week. >>justine:more bay area news: san francisco's mayor is taking a stand against a new law in north carolina, targeting the transgender community. mayor ed lee just banned funding for all city employees to travel to that state. the north carolina law eliminates all local ordinances banning l-g-b-t discrimination. it also says anyone in a public restroom must use the bathroom for the gender on their birth certificate. local advocates say it puts transgender people in a difficult position. "the law that was passed on wednesday is the most sweeping anti-lgbt, anti-trans law in

this country." "ridiculous. transgender people just want to do what anyone wants to do in the bathroom. pee in peace and get out!" the law may put the 20-17 n-b-a all-star game in jeapordy.since charlotte is scheduled to host the big game. when asked about the lawnorth carolina native stephen curry says "the right things need to happen" for the game to stay in charlotte. this weekend the presidential race is turning its attention to the threat of isis abroad and here at home. our national correspondent mark meredith takes a look at where things stand in the race for the white house days after the attacks in belgium. tuesday's deadly attacks in brussels may have happened thousands of miles from the united states - but the threat of terrosim is now front and center in america's presidential race.

after winning by wide margins in utah - this week texas senator ted cruz is turning his campaign's focus to foreign policy. despite widespread criticism from the white house and even some republicans - senator cruz is doubling sdown on a call for police to use domestic surveilance on muslim americans. "we need to be using proactive policing, law enforcement and intelligence and national security resources to prevent radical terrorists to monitor, intercept, and stop radical islamic terrorists before they carry out acts of terror." it's too early to tell if voters will emrbace the cruz's campaigns efforts. the latest quinnipiac university poll shows cruz 14 points behind donald trump in a national survey. in the latest delegate count - trump leads cruz by 264 delegates, ohio governor john kasich remains in a distant third with 143 delegates. for hillary clinton's campaign - this week is about showcasing her experience as secretary of state as a vital tool to

separate her campaign not just from senator bernie sanders but from her republican rivals. "walls will not protect us from this threat. we cannot contain isis. we must defeat isis." this weekend - three states, alaska, hawaii, or washington will host democratic contests - then believe it or not - no primaries or caucuses are scheduled for this upcoming week - but don't worry the candidates are still out on the trail - wisconsin voters will head to the polls - on arpil 5th. in washington, i'm mark meredith. >>justine:ted cruz is blaiming donald trump for the rumors now swirling that he cheated on his wife. the national enquirer's latest issue says cruz had at least five secret mistresses. the republican presidential candidate denied all these claims. cruz has been married to his wife-- heidi-- since 2001. their marriage has received plenty of media attention. after g-o-p front runner donald trump went after cruz's wife on social media.

donald trump released a statement yesterday. saying he denies spreading rumors about cruz. and that he had nothing to do with the article. for the weekend: it's the kids easter egg hunt in san francisco. kids search for gift-filled eggs to take home. it's happening at the orchard supply hardware in north beach from 9:00 to noon. it is free to attend.

>> reporter: to go season career and then they checked that raised in this and then the same clock winding down 40 ft. of problem warriors and behalf of 14 then the fourth quarter dullest tries to make a game

courage and 33128120 your final the warriors keep rolling. the become the second team ever tell get 65 when season. still ahead of the 99573 warriors in the cartel had double digit lead irish squad then a beer the one for the 18th time in school history and then syracuse 22

seconds michael using the muscle for the go-ahead the ordinance survived an advance of 51 in the market page with 21 passing michael jordan on the all-time scoring last will be good week and basketball.

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>> dave: the breeze came up later on a great start sfo is good to the north of final boundary rainshowers going around to the clouds afternoon and wednesday just talked about and so slightly cooler temperatures in the sunday. beyond that pretty good temptress chile the far east naval forces with all the 50 antioch and then freeze public mostly in the region and a couple of people out here 52 downtown san francisco 55 nevada and for oakland mid-60's looks like that when checking

in west northwest about 10 downtown san francisco the winds will be a little bit more pronounced than that this afternoon and planning forecast by noon upper 60s by that point bayshore line still abc is 72 or so before clark and some scattered high clouds appearing it pre pleasant. >> will:menu rotates weekly.

>> reporter: so it does not care if the killed or not he's get what you get the so makes him dangerous. the bagging and still suspects that the victim of will times in the upper torso and head before police say he ran off with a woman. man described as a five-foot 10 heavyset african-american wearing blue jeans and darkly. copley the

stars of the of a dollar reaffirmation to the arrests in connection assess. this the the city. the coup"{possibly stop and rob people believing their religion

and law enforcement officers. there's concern of legitimacy about someone being a police officer you can ask them for their department issued photo id. >> will: >> stanley: and said incredible room something out of the

movie's over 20,000 but robins and the sermons and content as old newsreel film footage from the '60s and '70s wait till you see what they're doing with this and that story's coming up on kron 4 news. we take a live look outside at the san mateo bridge. there is lots to do this week and one of at easter parade in oakland enjoyed easter egg decorating contest at the lake shore baptist church at 1030 this morning you do not have to pay anything to participate.

with an >> will: technology at the library there bring to life the history of the bay area. >>justine: the give art trends in game slate and instead look.

>> stanley: their remastering this putting it on line available to watch some footage is incredible. we've always been there for over six years in the bay area the team is going through the old film from the '50s 67 days remastering this in posting it on their web site for free to watch. odyssey's is live this dictated the technology to remaster the film won a real-

time. the talks the rise of the civil-rights movement all the protests even the famous berkeley riots of 19701971 occupation of alcatraz and all the classic sports always are here. there's a lot of history coming to the web site daily remastered 5% of the newsreel footage that they have their thousands of these holding the reels are stationed along over 6000 to go through. >>justine: level outside right now at the embarcadero here in san francisco a beautiful day in store we take a look at the weather straight ahead things

start to cool down just a bit. industrial arts and science vessel in oakland japan's on festivities happening at the crucible till 5 today the event is free.

>> dave: we see appear to the north as a final boundary that will house and clouds and we will fall short to bring in such chores for us. 2:00 in the early afternoon looking pretty good and we have some fog press and the cloud cover at the late afternoon and early evening hours. overnight as white conceit it does clear up for sunday until late today sunday and that is our story developed yet again by 3 clocking in see the far east space of that thing of all sorts to the bay. that will take a little bit of an

edge of the temperatures just touch coupled with an increase of onshore winds. piglet the temperatures to a minor distinction happening with the polarization here. indicating '70s and good coverage of real see happening in the south bay up to the north bay to one country come back through tonight to the cheers fall again you can see well to the business of the 50's and '40's sing with from the '30's and then we get to a warming tomorrow not quite as a ventris for us as he concedes. close to covering quite as much territory for the day tomorrow. peninsula temperatures along the beaches lower 60s with a side note getting a good strong onshore wind and then send your so redwood city paul auto heading out at 72. the trend downwards temperature was.

>>justine: located at the foot of mt. tamalpais, larkspur has long been a great spot for families. however, in the past few years, this sleepy, suburban town has attracted the attention of both celebrity chefs and bay area foodies. from award-winning pizza to world-famous pastries, yelp's community manager, kevin blum, is here to share some of yelpers' favorite picks in this "gourmet gulch." owner and chef bruce hill is also the mastermind of numerous bay area gems, including: bix, fog city, zero zero, etc. what ever he touches seems to turn to gold. he's the peyton manning of restaurants! they also boast a first-class cocktail program. one of their bartenders grows her own bitters in her backyard. their risotto of the day is made fresh every 30 minutes. yelper favorites include: the avocado bruschetta, and their kampachi crudo. the menu is designed to be shared. monday night is very popular with yelpers.

their sister restaurant next door is picco pizzeria, considered to be one of the bay area's best pizzas by restaurant pizza is neopalitan style and he is like the pain mating of the restaurateur's all the dishes auto the ingredients. you don't want to eat the freeze was there at it. pizzeria next door

by critics and yell purrs. the best pieces in the bay area make sure you save room for dessert that a self serve ice-cream top with extra version all oil. a good spot for a special occasion and what not. the will not be winning any james awards put your perry's you i get the burger and breadsticks.

tramontana the white and the bartenders their end this year opening day are doing a boss that will have customers. the dining paris out outdoors. today. the dollar glass a want

and french comfort food money and see he's a there. a new day odds >> will: international airport.

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original this weekend. leaders this weekend. >> reporter: could the box office makeover the opening weekend analysts say that they have domestically 3 on jermaine globally. and has become the talk surpassing cabletron.

another new release this weekend if the heroes nearly 40 years after reunites the imprison pencil kasten involving another wedding. the policemen arrest in this week's deadly terror attacks. and then who was arrested just a few minutes from now.

>>justine:we continue to follow breaking news out belgium. we are learning about a major terrorism arrest. there are reports that the person *might be the third bomber from the brussels airport bombing. the man arrested has only been identified this morning as faycal c. belgian media is reporting he might be the man on the right side of this surveillance picture -- who ran away after the attacks. we are still awaiting confirmation from authorities in beglium. in the last hour we have learned the man was charged with "terrorist murder". the other two people in this photo died in the attack. they were suicide bombers. the man on the left is a known isis bomb maker. the man in the middle is one of two brothers who participated in the attacks. right now there is a manhunt underway for this man. he is naim al-ha-med.

investigators believe he could be the second bomber from the brussels subway station. his d-n-a was found at an apartment where three other terrorists were staying before tuesday's attack. police say he posed as a syrian refugee to sneak into europe. investigators say he should be considered armed and dangerous. the other subway bomber is believed to have died in the attack. he has been identified as the brother one of the airport attackers. good morning, i'm will tran. and i'm justine waldman. this morning we are still waiting to learn the identity of two americans killed in the brussels terror attacks. we do know that there are at least two americans still missing after the brussels bombing. justin and stephanie shults from tennessee were dropping off stephanie's mother at the airport just before the attacks. the couple live in brussels. the mother survived the blast but says she still hasn't heard from her daughter or son-in-law. more breaking news this morning. we are waiting to learn more about the mission that lead to the death of a top isis leader in syria.

yesterday we told you this man was killed by u-s forces. he is believed to have been the terror group's second in command. there are reports that u-s forces had planned to capture him alive - but something did not go as planned. as soon as we learn more about the mission -- we'll bring you an update on kron-4 news weekend. breaking news out of the east bay: police have just released a picture of the man they say shot an eight year old boy. >> will:the shooting happened in concord yesterday evening. the child was playing in his front yard. this is the man wanted by police: he has been identified as james jarrard. police say he is armed and dagerous. he is six feet tall with numberous tattoos including a large tattoo on his neck. the suspect is currently on parole for burgalry. officers had been looking for two suspects -- but now they say there is only one. the drive-bay shooting happened around 6:00 last night on lasalle avenue.just west of highway 242. in the north end of the city. >>justine:we have some video from our helicopter partnership with abc-7 news over the scene. the 8-year-old was shot in the neck. we just got an update on the victim's condition. the child is said to be in 'stable' condition this morning.

police say the shooting was *not gang related. we are tracking your weekend weather this morning. this a live look from our camera on the embarcadero. a nice start to the day. >> dave: have much in the way of the winston chao branchesnew this morning.

high clouds for today the drive front experts and scattered clouds tonight and onshore winds. 49 pleasanton europe 31 and second 60 read upper 60s at the afternoon and then west northwest then forename mostly sunny temperatures upper '60's or '70's by 4:00 p.m. and then some clouds. >>justine: a warning for parents on the

peninsula. police in menlo park are looking for two people who may have tried to lure a child into their car. it happened yesterday afternoon near sharon road and alameda de las pulgas. the parents called the police and said their son was approached by two men who told him to get in the car. he told them no and walked away. they were driving a silver four door sedan. police say it's not clear if the men were actually trying to lure the boy into the car or just trying to scare him. in the east bay.bart's fremont line is closed right now. bart trains are not running between the san leandro and bay fair stations. the closure is for track maintenance. a free emergency bus bridge is available for riders with no other way to get around. *but bart says that could add an extra 30 to 60 minutes to your travel time. everything should be re-opened by 4 monday morning. this is just the first of *six weekend closures that will take place between now and the middle of june.

>>justine: >> will:in the south bay if you hop on light rail in downtown san jose. that will not be an option this weekend. they need to make repairs. crews are replacing part of the rail line between san jose civic center and saint james stations. v-t-a is offering a shuttle for passengers.and traffic will be detoured on first street in both directions. neighbors are being warned the work will be noisy. for a full list of street closures and detours visit kron-4 -dot-com >> will:happening today. it's being dubbed "western saturday". three states set to vote today for a presidential nominee. coming up: the impact it could have on the race for the white house. r then: new evidence could help catch a bay area killer. we'll show you the scary crime caught on camera. >> will:and next: for your health: a new warning about zika virus.

for women planning to get pregnant.

for your health: here is a look at some of the big medical news from this week: the first case of sexually transmitted zika virus has been confirmed in california. the department of public health says the case is in san diego. zika is mostly spread by mosquitos -- but it can also be transmitted through sex. although the symptoms of the virus are usually mild --- zika can be dangerous for pregnant women. it's been linked to a birth defect that causes babies to be born with abnormally small heads. >> will:the c-d-c has now issued some new guidelines for the zika virus. it now says that women who have zika -- or symptoms of the virus --- should wait at least eight weeks to try and get pregnant. the symptoms can be similar to the flu and include: fever, rash, joint pain and eye redness. as for men, they're being told to wait six months before having unprotected sex. still ahead.

>>justine:how one bay area city is responding -- to a controversial new north carolina law that some say discriminates against the l-g-b- t community. >> will:live look outside. bay bridge toll plaza. for the weekend: it's the robot sports tournament in oakland. check out robots battle it out. it's happening at the oakland convention center. it started at 7:00 this morning, and goes until 7:00 tonight. it is free to attend.

welcome back to kron 4 news weekend. taking a live look outside at the san mateo bridge. a nice start to the day. meteorologist dave spahr is here with a look at your forecast. >> dave: 11 when today and tomorrow. here's what we have some high clouds sfo sunshine for today and then a local temperatures dollar a little bit to in just a second cousin

onshore winds and a final boundary to the north and also do the daytime heating. we of tamara in late afternoon. and then a lot of sunshine through 1:00. '70s populating the region in the warm-up tomorrow not as aggressive as you notice again coupled with more afternoon clouds. daytime temperatures in the east bay shoreline larcenies upper 60s to

work and looking at 71. >>justine:more bay area news: san francisco's mayor is taking a stand against a new law in north carolina, targeting the transgender community. mayor ed lee just banned funding for all city employees to travel to that state. the north carolina law eliminates all local ordinances banning l-g-b-t discrimination. it also says anyone in a public restroom must use the bathroom for the gender on their birth certificate.

local advocates say it puts transgender people in a difficult position. "the law that was passed on wednesday is the most sweeping anti-lgbt, anti-trans law in this country." "ridiculous. transgender people just want to do what anyone wants to do in the bathroom. pee in peace and get out!" the law may put the 20-17 n-b-a all-star game in jeapordy.since charlotte is scheduled to host the big game. when asked about the lawnorth carolina native stephen curry says "the right things need to happen" for the game to stay in charlotte. this weekend the presidential

race is turning its attention to the threat of isis abroad and here at home. our national correspondent mark meredith takes a look at where things stand in the race for the white house days after the attacks in belgium. tuesday's deadly attacks in brussels may have happened thousands of miles from the united states - but the threat of terrosim is now front and center in america's presidential race. after winning by wide margins in utah - this week texas senator ted cruz is turning his campaign's focus to foreign policy. despite widespread criticism from the white house and even some republicans - senator cruz is doubling sdown on a call for police to use domestic surveilance on muslim americans. "we need to be using proactive policing, law enforcement and intelligence and national security resources to prevent radical terrorists to monitor, intercept, and stop radical islamic terrorists before they carry out acts of terror." it's too early to tell if voters will emrbace the cruz's campaigns efforts. the latest quinnipiac university poll shows cruz 14 points behind donald trump in a national survey. in the latest delegate count - trump leads cruz by 264 delegates, ohio governor john

kasich remains in a distant third with 143 delegates. for hillary clinton's campaign - this week is about showcasing her experience as secretary of state as a vital tool to separate her campaign not just from senator bernie sanders but from her republican rivals. "walls will not protect us from this threat. we cannot contain isis. we must defeat isis." this weekend - three states, alaska, hawaii, or washington will host democratic contests - then believe it or not - no primaries or caucuses are scheduled for this upcoming week - but don't worry the candidates are still out on the trail - wisconsin voters will head to the polls - on arpil 5th. in washington, i'm mark meredith. >>justine:ted cruz is blaiming donald trump for the rumors now swirling that he cheated on his wife. the national enquirer's latest issue says cruz had at least five secret mistresses. the republican presidential candidate denied all these claims.

cruz has been married to his wife-- heidi-- since 2001. their marriage has received plenty of media attention. after g-o-p front runner donald trump went after cruz's wife on social media. donald trump released a statement yesterday. saying he denies spreading rumors about cruz. and that he had nothing to do with the article. >> reporter:live look outside. richmond bridge for the weekend: it's the kids easter egg hunt in san francisco. kids search for gift-filled eggs to take home. it's happening at the orchard supply hardware in north beach from 9:00 to noon. it is free to attend.

>> reporter: 3 plan party started number to 40 on the year and a career high for on site will check that reason this and then the same clock winding down. dallas a jamaican game

career with the move the warriors need eight more ws the record. had to lexington's stanford who eliminated them best lead 60 last year. and then double digit lead irish won possession game. then and

syracuse some trauma at the end 0.2 seconds left using the muscle for the go-ahead layup and they have a chance to respond the check goes up market happens. it survived and then on sunday a total domination of five starters scored in double figures below the mall with 21 pass michael jordan and the all- time scoring list by 15 and the get the order date up with a good weekend of basketball. >> will:live look outside. golden gate

it's a cooking demo and tasting learn new recipes and sample some of the delicious food. it's happening at the ferry building from 10:30 to 11:15 this morning.

we continue to follow breaking news out belgium. we are learning about a major terrorism arrest. a man identified only as "faycal c" is has been charged with terrorist murder. there are reports he might be the third bomber from the brussels airport attack. but we are awaiting confirmation from the belgium government. the man on the right of in this photo got away after the attack. the other two were suicide bombers. also new this morning --

the belgium government is asking people *not to hold any solidarity rallys for victims. that's because the police are stretched too thin as it is -- as they investigate the terror attacks. we are tracking your weekend weather this morning. this a live look from our camera on the embarcadero. >> dave: 0 close tomorrow i clears out just a bit with onshore winds canada and the pacific eccles down and the high clouds right now basically be

mostly sunny afternoon week and plan on a look forothers the front doing it for us and then the sky like many will be fairly dry there will not be too much with that except for the addition of some cloud cover temperatures some lower 50s to be found in the far east bay and then and start up to 61 fairfield 62 concord 57 and then in the peninsula pretty much in the '50s and we have the '40's and '50's territory for the noon hour expect the bay area 68 in the far inland regional 6563 of the coast and then by 4:00 a few scattered clouds breezy as well entablatures 7274 inland locations and bedouins downtown san francisco up to 20 m.p.h. in that time. will be about five before clock all the way it to eight and then details distance forecast and to next becoming up a bit. new this morning. police

in people who may have tried to lure a child into their car. it happened yesterday afternoon near sharon road and alameda de las pulgas. the parents called the police and said their son was approached by two men who told him to get in the car. he told them no and walked away. they were driving a silver four door sedan. police say it's not clear if the men were actually trying to lure the boy into the car or just trying to scare him. happening now. this newly-released surveillance video could lead to catching a killer.

take a look at the video. it shows a tourist getting robbed and stabbed. he was walking with a relative near san francisco's japantown. more than a month after the attack police are still looking for the killer, and a female accomplice. kron four's philippe djegal talked to police trying to find the criminals. sot- "if these two did it to this one person, they can do it to someone else in the city." sot- "san francisco's known for tourists to come here all over the world and we wanna make sure that they feel safe." which was not the case february 18th on post street between gough and franklin not far from japantown.

when a 44-year-old man from the united kingdom, visiting san francisco with his niece, was attacked by a man seen in this surviellance video. sot- "as you can tell the suspect doesn't care whether or not he kills you or not. he's gonna get what he wants to get - that's what makes him very dangerous." and, what the suspect wanted, officer carlos manfedi says, was the victim's bag. in the video, you can see the suspect stab the victim multiple times in the upper torso and head, before police say he ran off with a woman. the man described as 5-foot-10, heavy-set african american man waering blue jeans and a dark hoodie. sot- "the female which you don't see in this video is 5'8" in height and she had dreadlocks or breads but it was tied up in a pony tail. now, i'm not asking if you remembering seeing the incident on february 18th, but if you visit that area or work in that area, and you've seen two people that fit that description, please let us know. any little information could be

the san francisco police officer's association is offering a 5-thousand dollar reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction of the suspects. this is the city's eighth homicide of the year. in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. >>justine:another law enforcement weapon has been stolen in the bay area. this time, a san francisco sheriff deputy's home was burglarized. among the items taken -- a 9 milimeter glock. similar to this one you see here. as well as a bullet-proof vest, a sheriff's departent duty belt and a san francisco police badge. san francisco has become notorious for stolen law enforceent weapons two federal officers have had guns stolen from their cars in the last 12 months. police say if you're ever concerned about the legitimacy of someone claiming to be a police officer, ask for their department issued photo i-d. the theft of weapons from law enforcement officers seems to be a growing problem. >> will: the highest profile case resulted in the murder of kate steinle on pier 14 in san frnacisco last june. the gun used.belonged to a

bureau of land management ranger.who had his pistol stolen from his car in downtown san francsco. last september.a gun stolen from an ice agent near a-t&-t park was used in the murder of oakland muralist antonio ramos. and this last case didn't involve law enforcement, but did involve a stolen weapon.nonetheless. in october of last year.a gun was stolen from an unlocked car in the fisherman's wharf area. police say it was used by three drifters to kill audrey carey in golden gate park. also - steve carter. on a marin hiking trail.

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>> will: will film archivist they're bringing life back from the grave. this is footage of sandra brown armstrong the first african an oakland police officer in 1970.

kron was there. kron has always been there. for over 60 years in the bay area. the team here is going through our old film from the 50's, 60's and 70's. remastering it and posting it on their website for free to watch sot - live history alex uses sophistaked hi-tech equipment to digitize the old 16 mm film one clip at a time. nats - film they have it organized into collections like ceasar chavez and japanese american culture the time around malcom x and the black panthers. the rise of the civil rights movement all the protests nats - van ness building. the famous berkeley riots of 1970 in sproul plaza the 1971 occupation of alcotraz by native americans. all the classic sports moments

are here all the john madden stuff. and footage from when the warriors in 1975 won the nba championship. nats - there is a special kron collection featuring our documentaries on the bay area birth of a city. into the fire

>> dave: there is no line of people but there is not a still picture. everything is moving a live shot right there now interference from subtle stuff getting their for travel is that going for you. bridge the traffic cloud

to make note of. and then ctesiphon driving some of our winds and clouds going with this technically some cooler temperatures to looks good lots of sunshine land today. onshore flow inviting some cloud cover overnight. the winds keep mentioning an uptake happening in the late afternoon around 4:00. then all little bit of feature going on by this point

this out to surpass us in bed a little bit of an offshore cooler breeze south bay temperatures lower to middle '70s and looks like san jose at 73 sec clara as well cupertino coming in at 73. a drop in temperatures with all of that. >> will: after car chase and seven francisco's mission district they say that they're trying to justify it the beating. the camera shows according have tried to justify

it criticizing the responding officers. >>justine: ryan is coming out in public a lot more appositive message as kron 4's terisa estacio shows us. he's now committed to trying to prevent bullying in sports and in life. nats welcome brian!!!! from the moment he walked on stage to sit between his two sisters, brian stow was a super star at lincoln high school. sot/tc: the pictures flashed on the screen during a video vividly showed, brian before, and after two men beat him after a sf giants game in los angeles. the students watched in silence. the

fact that brian can walk on his own - is nothing short of a miracle - the video also shows his long recovery. he is very forthcoming about how lucky he is. sot/tc: 31 brian stow i couldn't eat. that is me. and what is life is like now. sot/tc: 40 erin collins/brian's brother i take 24 pills. i will have a seizure if i don't. but he was not here to rehash the past, but focus on the future he and his family tour schools now with an anti- bullying campaign. sot/tc: speak up, let me here you. in thanks, the schools glee club performed a touching seranade for the stows with the entire audience participating. it was incredibly moving. sot/tc: 1:13 erin collins and bonnie bush/brian's sisters. students said his speech was

life changing. sot/tc: brian was so popular, i had to wait my turn to talk to him about his life now. sot/tc: brian stow/ tes: 1:45 his campaign so popular that they are booked ot the end of the school year and then they hope to go nationwide. te >>justine: drizzles states to the 2016 season possibly more it

will take $3.5 million next season three times what it paid last year. the saudis to be approved by the student council city council and board of supervisors. in national news. the pentagon is expected to the idea is to provide more back-up in fighting isis.

>>justine: terrorism are arrests and one person arrested the reports and the belgian media this morning a person might be the third bomber from the airport bombings still waiting for official confirmation we do know that he is charged with

terrorist murder and attempted terrorist murder. >>justine: in the east bay bart trains aren't running between san leandro the closures are track maintenance and bar offers writers for emergency bus shawl's few to decide to do that it could take extra 30 to 60 minutes to do this. the first week and closures will take place now in the middle of june.

the story they area baby becoming an internet sensation because of all things the gorgeous hair not as the baby with perfect hair 10 1/2 month- old baby conceived has a whole head of hair. her mom says that she and timpani product in it. r