petrov's attorneys not only allege excessive force, but that other deputies "failed to intervene" to stop the excessive force. they also say there was a cover up. alleging the two deputies now on administrative leave filed "false police reports to cover up their misconduct", and a third just placed on leave, allegedly "obstructed justice by their bribes and attempts to silence witnesses." sot after the beating one of the beaters went up to the witnesses and said i hope you enjoyed the show and one of them handed them a valuable gold chain and money they had stolen from stanislav and we believe they were trying to bribe these witnesses into silence. sot greg ahern/alameda county sheriff my deputy sheriff's should not be doing that if that allegation is true it's one of the most horrific things i ever heard. at a news conference tuesday afternoon alameda county sheriff greg ahern announced he only learned about this bribery allegation through the media he says since the incident officers are now trained not only how to use a baton, but when to stop he also said he is now making it mandatory that the cameras deputies now wear are turned on.

sot they will activate and wear their body worn cameras or they will be terminated. a prosecutor has decided against filing criminal charges over the balcony collaspe that killed six students last june in berkeley. >> reporter: francisco district attorney continues their investigation still at the side of the charge. all cases need it thorough investigation suggesting this investigation in san francisco is still going on. but by >> catherine:it was

determined that water infiltration when the balcony was built created dry rot that caused the collapse. the alameda county d-a says there's "insufficient evidence" to bring criminal manslaughter charges. the fifth story balcony gave way during a party on june 16th, 2015 - that left six people dead and seven seriously injured. most of the victims were college students from ireland. city officials now require inspections on all existing berkeley structures. a prosecutor is asking for the death penalty for the oakland man accused of killing 8 year old alaysha carradine in 2013. darnell williams is charged with two counts of murder in two

separate shootings in 2013. that were both claimed to be forms of gang retaliation. the shooting at a home in east oakland that killed alaysha, wounded two other children and a 63 year old woman. if convicted. williams will face a possible death penalty. one of the two lawyers representing williams presented opening statement's this morning. some trouble for donald trump's staff. >> reporter: this video is getting some attention prompted a campus investigation and started a conversation about cultural appropriation. place 3 per the note what-was taken monday afternoon on campus access list uncensored. officials didn't approach as an assistant about his dreadlocks.

as for those words exchanged things started getting physical with her grabbing him preventing him from going up the stairs the guy senior environmental studies didn't spot with him today and told me he's had to suffer loss five years no plans to change all this started after the girl refused to hand him a flier and a quad because it he admits he called her route the girl her friend followed him use your happens here.

he does not know the girl identified with to me he felt frazzled and emotionally unsafe during their argument and would like to talk to that student.

>> catherine: some trouble for donald trump's staff campaign manager turned himself in on a misdemeanor of battery accused of violently grabbing a reporter when trump campaign advance. the moment in question captured on new police video. fields wearing a light colored jacket is seen in the clip approaching trump - and appears to be pulled from behind by lewandowski. trump todayis standing by his campaign manager - calling lewandowski a "very decent man" adding "look at tapes -nothing there!" and the trump campaign also issuing a statement saying "lewandowski is absolutely innocent of this charge. he will

enter a plea of not guilty and looks forward to his day in court. he is completely confident that he will be exonerated." trump's rivals today not holding back. ted cruz denouncing the alleged violence. presidential candidate "it's a very sad development and this is the consequence of the culture of the trump campaign. the abusive culture when you have a campaign that is built on personal insults - on attacks, you know physical violence. that has no place in a political campaign. it has no place in our democracy." trying to cast it as a pattern with trump's campaign. presidential candidate "it's a really unfortunate development but i do think it helps clarify for the voters what the trump campaign is all about." and john kasich saying that's a pattern his campaign wouldn't stand for. presidential candidate "if it was me, if i was in this circumstance, i would take some sort of action. either suspension or firing."

fields filed a police report three days after the incident - released today it reveals that she told police that quote - she felt someone yank her left arm. she fells back but caught herself from falling. the report also noted that fields showed police her left forearm, which revealed bruising from what appeared to be several finger marks indicating a grabbing injury. fields posted a photo of the apparent injury in a tweet two days after it allegedly occurred. she also spoke about the incident in tv interviews. "obviously no one wants to be touched and violated like that. i would just ask him to put himself in my shoes and imagine if i was his daughter." lewandowski vehemently denied the accusation when fields first leveled them. tweeting at fields. "i never touched you. as a matter of fact, i have never even met you." we're learning more about larry dawson, the 66 year old man shot while allegedly waving around a gun at the u=s capitol. >> catherine:dawson has a long

history of mental problems and has had other brushes with they law "when you are doing gods will you have nothing to be ashamed of" in 2003 the self=described pastor defended himself after he was fired as a school bus driver for proposing marriage to a 14 year old girl in his native tennessee. the next year the state yanked his funeral director's license, last year he was arrested for interrupting a congressional hearing by yelling that he was a prophet of god. tonight - he's recovering after being shot by capitol police. he's charged with assault with a deadly weapon and assault on a police officer while armed. a flight from alexandria to cairo egypt turned into a nightmare. when an egyptian man claiming to be wearing an explosives vest hijacked the plane in mid-air. c-n-n's ian lee has the latest. still ahead - new concerns about mosquito-borne illnesses in the south bay. >> reporter:

what health officials want home owners to do. also - accusations of discrimination against the university of calforina. and new warnings from earthquake experts. why man-made quakes could mean more shaking.

>> catherine:the onset of spring and warmer weather is a reminder about the importance of dumping any standing water. which could serve as a breeding ground for disease carrying mosquitos. as kron four's rob fladeboe reports - that includes the zika

virus, which has been linked to birth defects. >> reporter:san mateo county vector control's megan caldwell reminds us that the handful of confirmed cases of zika virus here in the bay area have been linked not to mosquitos but rather to travel. we of"multiple viruses or for more of a world anywhere we have those dozens of those diseases. the important thing to remember is required during travel not required here locally. >> reporter:at the same time caldwell reminds us that the aedis aegypti mosquito capable of carrying and transmitting the zika virus have indeed been found here in the bay area, most recently in menlo park in may of last year, where trapping and eradication efforts

the aedis aegypti mosquito can also spread dengue or yellow fever and other diseases. caldwel says the zika virus is now thought to have been spread through sexual contact and the risk of contracting it from a mosquito is extremely low. company in all standing water heading into spring and summer. . >> catherine:the university of california is the target of a scathing report from the state auditor. discriminating against in=state

students in order to make money from non=residents. it says in the last 10 years, the number of in=state admissions are up only 10 percent. non-resident admissions were up more than 4=hundred percent. and their academic standards were lower u=c president janet napolitano defended the practice. students from outside the state pay much higher tuition.she says that money is needed to make up for a drop in state funding. and that non-resident students help keep the doors open for in=state students. the u-s-g-s has released maps showing which parts of the country are at greatest risk for earthquakes. and for the first time, the maps also include dangers associated with 'man-made' quakes. kron 4's charles clifford has details. every few years, the u-s geological survery creates new maps showing which parts of the county are most at risk for earthquakes. until now, the maps only showed the dangers from naturally occurring quakes, but this time the authors, including geophysicist andrea llenos, have added in man-made, or induced, earthquakes. the kind that often hit in place with little or no historic

seismic activity sot so you don't even know it could happen until it does in recent years, there's been increased concern about the dangers of induced earthquakes. these quakes, which can sometimes reach magnitude of 3.0 or greater, are often the result of wastewater from oil production being injected into the ground. it's become a big problem in the midwest and eastern parts of the country. standup here in california, we do have induced earthquakes, but the new maps don't show where. that's because we have so many naturally occurring quakes that geologists can't tell the difference between the two. sot also, because there's so much natural activity in the area it's unlikely that adding induced quakes would change the hazard.

because the location of induced earthquakes can change based on oil production demands and other short term factors, the u-s-g-s now plans to update its' hazard maps on a yearly basis. in menlo park, charles clifford kron 4 news. >> britteny: keep women things up in the rest of your work week where we see breezy conditions however. printemps m.p.h. half monday and when speeds run-throughs and rose up.

64 and oakland. in 67 half moon bay 63 in fremont. temperatures stay in the mid-50s and then we start the job done in the lower '40's as the head until 9:00 hour and then high from the region over more details next forecast and 15 minutes. >> catherine: price libertine days spent there is a twist

actress jessica alba's company -- called "honest" -- is in hot matenopoulos is in hollywood

with the story. question >> reporter: as is the honest company and dishonest. new class-action suit filed with one last year claims that the consumer goods company advertising itself as honestly say uses chemical sodium sulfate and several household products insisting it doesn't. alex arbors and salavat plaintiff. the suit against the company comes after wall street journal recent investigation says they found the product to have the

chemical. >> catherine:a judge is refusing to dismiss the defamation lawsuit filed against bill cosby by former super-model janice dickinson. she sued last may - after says claims cosby drugged and raped her in 1982. cosby's attorneys tried to dismiss the suit,. arguing that dickinson's story has changed over the yers. no trial date has been set yet a young hollywood actress turned heads when she announced her engagement to a person considered an unlikely beau. but as cnn's jeremy roth shows us. posts can be deceiving. t all started with some instagram posts. former "90210" star jessica lowndes teased followers with a saying she had a new man in her life, even showing off a

massive curiosity turned fervent when one pic showed a visibly older hand on the 27-yr old's leg. with the comment- "hater's gonna hate" snagged one of people's "most then, finally, the reveal. the internet went nuts, putting the couple on blast with some inspired snark. one user said-"any guy in the world and you pick an overcooked potato?" another posted a pic of lowndes when lovitz was 30. and just when we were getting yep, turns out the whole thing was a publicity stunt for

still ahead - new trouble for the trump campaign. wisconsin voters tonight. a live report from a town hall meeting in milwaukee -- next at 5:30.

wisconsin. both democrats and republicans are all over the state today -- one week before voters there go to the polls. cnn's ryan nobles is live in milwaukee where a republican town hall is underway. ryan? >> reporter: are busy here particular all five candidates both sides will make their way through the city the next couple lives of three republicans are in town for the town hall said crews the first canada it answering questions right now anchors talked little about the tone of the campaign so far at this point especially what's gone wrong with drugs campaign after his campaign manager was arrested for an incident a reporter. this attackers had to say with happening with trump. what is

interesting anderson cooper pressed corrected cruise about fed up until before the iowa ted was kind to donald the polls here show neck-and-neck race and then ted cruise. he picked up an endorsement close about that. it

was a big endorsement for ted it not that big of a surprise wisconsin gov. scott walker. he was a presidential candidate and got out relatively early. he got out because he says the republican field at that time was consolidating around donald. he is putting his support behind ted mack just because scott remains a positive figure among republicans here but also he is a good ground game of connections across multiple statewide elections here in wisconsin. the cruise team can tap into that and walker said that he will campaign with ted crews of the next week.

>> reporter: a bit of got a complaint with the voter and a still like wisconsin could mean the difference between a win and a loss. for donald and opponents trying to make the case he does not deserve the nomination needs to continue to rot about quinn's take his campaign invincible leading into the convention in july in cleveland if he's not at that stage well over the dog marked

republican leaders will do everything to keep him from becoming the official nominee of the republican party. paul says it clear he is done abating after the last one in florida and he was done with to bates and need to do them anymore. even forced his hand and a debate scheduled in utah where he city wasn't an ago and led to the debate being canceled. to get these canid its onstage agree to the fact they don't have actually to be an one. even here dollars

threatening that he was not enough participate. it is in the apostle and neither one was the nomination for the democratic convention here larry has account. in 6% of the dollar paul of the remaining primary. he would have the will and seven 1/7%. no one is predicting lopsided victories for either candidate in the remaining big state primaries. in new york, pennsylvania and here in california.

>> britteny: look outside more sunshine today when speeds on the commerce side still breezy at the locations and to the rest of tonight we see another chilly evening which will lead to a cold start tomorrow morning into the afternoon temperatures will be warmer tomorrow more sunshine and then this week as soon as tomorrow.

>> catherine: with president obama's supreme court nominee today. senator to have a face to face garland was nominated to fill the vacancy left after the recent death of justice antonin scalia. republican senators are mostly hold confirmation hearings. they argue the nomination should come from the "next" president. kirk and two other g-o-p senators recently broke ranks and called on their leaders to hold a vote on garland the obama administration is taking new steps to fight the epidemic of prescription drug and heroin abuse. for a drug summit today. and revealed a new plan to make it easier for doctors to use anti-addiction drugs. it's part of a package of new initiatives - including expanded addiction treatment and more coverage for mental health and substance abuse services.

and when you look at the staggering statistics in terms impacted, costs to communities, but most importantly, costs to families from this epidemic of opioids abuse, it has to be something that is right up there at the top of our radar screen." heroin and prescription drug overdoses are the number one case of unintentional death in america. claiming one life every the warriors run for 73 wins. coming up at 5:45. how ticket prices for the final home games and next. an east bay its doors for good. stocks closed at their highest level of the year.

investors welcomed the latest signal from the federal reserve the dow climbed 97 points. the s and p added 18 points. and the nasdaq rose 80 points.

a supreme court decision was split 4 to 4 today.in a case that considered whether unions representing government employees can collect fees from workers who choose not to join. the tie vote leaves standing a lower court ruling in favor of unions. the empty seat on the court - after justice scalia's death last month - is believed to have resulted in the victory for labor unions. the federal trade commission is suing volkswagen. claiming that one of its ad campaigns deceived u-s consumers. the f-t-c focused on ads promoting cars that were "clean diesel" with low emissions. volkswagen has since admitted it fitted some of its cars in the u-s with illegal emissions. the f-t-c says the scam went on for seven years. and more than 550-thousand diesel cars were sold based on false claims. tonight the warriors hope to add another win - as they chase the record for most wins in a regular season.

ice place for friends or families to be with. nice atmosphere. >> catherine: streaky and eat here doors close after the last diner thursday night.

>> catherine: warriors took the get another win for the most wins in a regular-season. as you might guessand as you might guess -- ticket prices for these final home games are going through the roof. kron 4's j.r. stone is live at oracle arena tonight with more. jr? >> j.r.: no doubt about it this

is the biggest ticket in town set out of the way he wants to look at me when you have the warriors. ops assess the new tickets on warriors as of monday the cheapest like to get tickets for tuesday's game and $90 that spurs in the worst seat house. this is the 1995 chasing the best season record 72 wins and losses. those say the remaining

may be higher than some playoff tickets this year king is a chance to tie the record of 72 wins next week as for the cost to go watch the team on that night. pretty unprecedented warriors on a blue towels on the seats six remaining and you hear

them say they're these remaining home games or more expensive as they try to get the record for best regular-season. >> catherine: but consumer reports just >> britteny: i looked outside of beclouds partly cloudy but still a lot of sunshine as well temperatures at 64 wind speeds a breezy at oakland and down to hayward. right around 15 mi. per

hour. we are seeing a few isolated rainshowers and some allegations in to the south of san jose and snow showers lingering in the higher elevations near the sierra the same system that brings us a few isolated thunderstorms yesterday. we will warmup into the next few days here the future castro's going through time alicea few passing clouds tomorrow. again warmer temperatures for wednesday thursday friday into a week and we do expect to see temperatures in the low '70's and it will be comfortable i'll. friday's eupepsia crowds causing crease

but it will accomplish in london to the rest of tonight's temperatures once again cropped on in the mid to low 40's. the new and joint samsung galaxy at 7 edge. the smart phone liver reviewed. but now it's been dethroned.

>> gabe:the i=phone 'had' been at the top of their ratings -- but has now been de-throned. stand up - the s7 edge is sold out it's hot it's android'shere is what the s7 edge has after. with the iphone you have to pay this is a problem because both video which eats up a lot storage and come on. our phone is now our life we store so much on it well the galaxy s7 edge has expandable memory you can put in a bigger micro sd card to expand your storage up to 256 gigabytes

the s7 edge has a better battery life than the iphone 6s. depending on use. in general it will last 2-4 hours longer. the s7 edge offers wireless charging if you buy a pad accessory you can just set the away. no wires here they are side by side the s7 edge screen is slightly and on the right side it has a curved edge. the display spills over the edge. this edge offers you can customize and call up that edge space anytime and not so it's kind of like a second quick shortcuts you could put the apps you use the most there. you could put the contacts you contact the most there. you could put the

weather or sports scores. or stocks. whatever you want you factor. most wireless carriers are offering some pretty good like verizon has a buy one get contract if you are locked in with another carrier and you want the s7 edge with them. now there are some features the iphone 6s has that the samsung s7 edge does not like 3d force touch, live photos, night shift,

you see a crash on the side of the road you do you: a. pick up your phone and dial 911 or b. grab your phone and start recording the scene ?? if you picked "a" -- good job. if you picked "b" --- you could be part of the problem. stanley roberts explains. it's not too often that i make it out to vacaville, but when i do. they be popping bottles

nats: ambiance actually this is a case of a person behaving badly causing other people to behave badly as a result, allow me to explain nats: ambiance this pickup with the front end damage hit a fire hydrant right outside the vacaville outlets causes thousands upon thousands of gallons to spill onto nut tree road and people from all around whipped out there cell phone s most in the vertical position and started recording. nats: ambiance which normally wouldn't be a problem if you're the passenger if that's the case record away, however, if you are the driver .?you must fight the urge to whip out the phone to record video nats: ambiance this driver in the pickup is actually using her flash to get shots of the geyser .then resets and leans on the dash to get a better shot. this is actuyally the driver recording when the passenger could have easily been on record duty nats: ambiance here's quick shot of another one nats: ambiance

and yet another driver recording while driving. probably snapchatting nats: ambiance the fact is you can be cited for recording video with your cell phone if you are the driver and the first offence is about 161 dollars that amounts about 1 dollars a second if you record 15 seconds of video the driver he told me he leaned over to keep his drink from falling . vacaville polce say they will ticket him for an unsafe lane change which is 229 dollars and a point oh and the cost of replacing the hydrant which runs about 1000 dollars nats: ambiance in vacaville stanley roberts kron 4 news r

a prosecutor has decided against >> catherine: issue the company issued in houston over a hairstyle just being talked to a male student in the video live tonight for us on campus with new information fifth.

>> reporter: find a video on kron4news-dot-com. it's taken at the student center we pick it up for the male and black female started exchanging words. " >> reporter: that physical

with him grabbing him and commend him from upstairs. doubt the dreadlocks as korea senior environmental study student ice. but with him today he tells me he's had his hair style for five years with no. plans to no the kron 4 and you saw followed him into this in center after a brief exchange over the dreadlocks. called steen tells

me he does not augur alicea and a fight with never met her before as not know her name that he felt frazzled uncomfortable during the situation emotionally on save during the argument. just trying to get to lunch when all this happened. he would like to talk to a female student and about the concerns to understand where she is coming from what they have a more positive discussion about it. the university is saying that they're taking the matter seriously.

>> reporter: this claim as a first step before several rates a lawsuit calling on it all mean that rejects this claim. rea error learning all kinds of things in addition to that. suspect surveillance video shows been taken by the sheriff's deputies has taken the most that towards filing a civil rights lawsuit. attorneys have filed a claim against the county alleging excessive force.

but the attorney also claims that they want to stop excessive force. finally elected third deputy just placed on leave priding witnesses of the beating with money stolen from petrov. but county announced that he i'll learned about that in the media. the deputies now will

have to have their cameras turned on. again this is the precursor of a so rights lawsuit which of the civil caseload that criminal case happening back in november after the san francisco district attorney's office who's had the case since november there is still investigating and no decision whether the charges will be filed.

>> catherine: filing criminal charges over the balcony collaspe that killed six students last june in berkeley. it was determined that wat infiltration when the balcony was built created dry rot that caused the collapse. the alameda county d-a says there's "insufficient evidence" to bring criminal manslaughter charges. the fifth story balcony gave way during a party on june 16th - that left six people dead and seven seriously injured. most of the victims were college students from ireland. city officials now require inspections on all existing berkeley structures. a 24 year old man was arrested last week in tennessee. after police identified him as the suspect in a berkeley 2011 sexual assault and robbery case. sheldon johnson was linked to an incident in which a female u- c berkeley student was robbed

and raped on campus. the fbi tracked johmnson down in tennessee march 19th. he's waiting to be extradited in california. the risk of contracting the zika virus is said to be very low in the bay area. the handful of confirmed cases -- all linked to travel. but as kron four's rob fladeboe reports -- vector control is nonetheless trapping and eradicating a certain kind of mosquito that can transmit the zika virus. * *pkg * >> reporter:you can add one more malady, the zika virus, to the list of diseases spread by the aedis egypti mosquito and vector control's megan caldwell says the time to take action is right now. sot megan caldwell/san mateo county vector control it's been almost a year since the aedis aegypti mosquitos were last detected here at holy cross cemetary in menlo park. that and evidence the zika virus is mostly acquired through travel and spread through sexual contact makes it highly unlikely one could be infected by a

mosquito. sot megan caldwell trapping and eradication efforts and the regular testing of mosquito larvae should be able to root out any evidence of the zika virus and indeed, other mosquito born disease that pose a greater threat. sot megan caldwell there's a lot of concern about the virus in the news important to remember more than a hundred illnesses caused by west now last year.

in burlingame rob fladeboe kron a nevada school was evacuated today after a student was diagnosed with measles... the yuba river charter school in the sierra nevada was closed today... that's after school officials learned that an un-vaccinated child had the virus. nevada county health officials say the child was contagious while at school march 17th. classes will resume tomorrow... but students who can't prove immunity to measles won't be able to return until next friday. only about 43-percent of kindergarten students in nevada county last fall had up-to-date vaccinations. the world health organization announced today that ebola is no longer a health emergency. it says people going to west africa are still at risk of getting the virus. about 11-thousand people have died from ebola -- mostly in sierra leone, guinea and liberia. authorities in all three countries say the transmission of the virus is over. an associated press investigation found that the world health organization

delayed declaring the emergency. it was really windy yesterday. but it seems things have really calmed down today? brittney shipp is here. brittney? much calmer day today. snow showers in sierra and warmer weather on the way. >> britteny: begun the rest of the week we see temperatures going up and lots of sunshine yesterday searching out at a word and then wind speeds

around 20 mi. an hour 15 in hayward. in any rainshowers status of our area near monterey and even with higher elevations to the south of san jose into the rest of tonight at a quiet night for us. are all those showers are really not in our area like we saw yesterday and into the rest of tonight reconditions by tomorrow. the overall the details and 52 minutes.

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>> j.r.: and then a minute it intend to the left to show all the other camera outlets. at least a dozen going through and that's how hot politician it is assists to everyone wants to see the could come with the best record in the nba that is why they're dishing a big box. talk a lot of ticket guys and they tell me what they're seeing on an hourly basis is unprecedented how can you compare it other markets this is what they had to say.

"is the tickets trade above what was a lost season. 80 by 80 percent. >> j.r.: heard about me in a state games these and not meaningless to the warriors.

>> britteny: what to expect and to the rest of tonight when speeds calm down from yesterday chile again a call starts tomorrow warm temperatures of tomorrow afternoon and closer to the '70s heading into a week and more such unexpected and still

showing a circulation between the system and then that is catching its time another chance of snow showers and some higher elevations sing another round of rain showers and the phone never area as the higher elevations of there as well. and a closer look at the 3 day forecast wednesday a mix of sun and clouds temperatures 69 as the approach thursday into the '70s parleys sunny expected for us even mild on friday 71 overnight lows in the low forties tonight. it will be on the cooler side. tracking the 74 cast in the you know how long these warmer temperatures stick around tracking antenna weakened outlook and we have that in 15 minutes. >> catherine: happen 23rd 100 block of sanchez

street. 10 at night man and woman were walking four men approached them one of them made sexual comments to a woman. the man the suspect had the male victim in the face knocking him to the ground. woman tried to intervene it hurt the the men stood by and watched behind bars - and three years broken leg -- and the woman they're one week away from their tonight, all three republican presidential candidates are in the same place. donald trump. senator ted cruz. and governor john kasich took center stage in milwaukee. just a little over an hour ago for a town hall. they're each getting their chance to win over wisconsin voters. there are 42 republican delegates up for grabs -- and donald trump hopes to pad his lead. many g-o-p forces are trying to

block him -- eyeing ted cruz, as their best hope. meanwhile. john kasich is making his case to stay in the race. trouble on the trail for donald trump. as the republican frontrunner's campaign manager is facing some legal troubles. corey lewandowski has been charged with simple battery. of now-former breitbart reporter michelle fields. this is surveillance video *just released by police in jupiter florida- of what happened between fields and lewandowski back on march 8th. donald trump addressed the incident. here's what he had to say. two days after the incident, fields tweeted a photo of

bruises on her arm to trump and lewandowski -- with lewandowski sending tweets calling her "delusional", claiming he never touched her. lewandowski is due in court in may. some of the biggest names in the tech world have joined the fight against north carolina's new state law restricting l-g-b-t rights. house bill two was passed in a special one day session last week. it bans local governments from expanding protections for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people. it requires transgender people to use public bathrooms that match their birth certificates.

today the c-e-o's of apple, i- b-m and facebook urged north carolina's governor to repeal the law. ÷h,z/

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texas at austin are trying to lower. amanda brandeis explains how they're putting power in the hands of anyone with an internet connection, to better protect themselves. "every experience dermatologist the most affected would protect yourself gaps between going and. reading tools better is area sofa home. ask questions about suspicious moles cutlets probability of being skin cancer are seen it work for someone she loves. hough also

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>> reporter: 1 cameras deputies where must now be turned on. it is mandatory this is a surveillance video showing the beating of petrov all the months

later, a criminal charges would be filed. sheriff's office in dublin. >> reporter: this appears in monday of the note soon approaching another dog got the hair style. the get into fight and words are exchanged. prompting a campus investigation and conversation.

>> reporter: sated impulse and water that could produce mosquitos. get >> britteny: alicia russell r. state still pushing snow showers and the higher elevations

orinoco's and 78 degrees in a cold start but they push bacchanal '70s. and then in san francisco 70 degrees the high and san jose. the 74 castro's pushing back in the '70s for some locations.

>> reporter: unfathered of three ballot critical condition. "and the militant asleep that led him to not be able get up to

vomit. . the sun combine of chest pains before it fell unconscious color among the two dozen overdoses and sacramento in the last week. all sacramento county sheriff's department and drug enforcement agency are investigating were there attainted pals came from. "i signed with his the children fighting for life." >> catherine:president obama issued a warning today that drug abuse is taking lives. he says law enforcement, doctors and the public need to understand that the war on drugs suppliers. "the most important thing we can do is to reduce demand for

drugs. and the only way that we reduce demand is if we're providing treatment and thinking about this as a public health problem and not just a criminal problem." americans die every day by michigan's governor says the treatment to flint's water is according to governor rick than 90-percent of the sites are below the federal action level. flint's water is contaminated

the contamination happened after the state decided to stop pipes corroded. state officials are testing to the appropriate recoating to contamination. >> reporter: 20 all this shutdown due to suspicious package. everything and a bouquet mechanics seen inside and outside the capital. but the

suppers in october. . >> reporter: hard here but also calls himself " positive guy. top with sauce and more than decade ago after you lost his longtime job running a school bus carrying a letter to a 15 year-old girl. they arrested him a year later sent her another letter of the time dawson says he did what he did play some of our god. still in hospital they're all back again on capitol hill. was his feeling well enough to leave his to go before judge at the superior court. >> catherine: leases the terror attacks in brussels that it to be will died authorities expect the rest of the injured victim survives.

patty duke has died details after the break.

from a >> catherine: telstar died after a russian intestine. her real name was and not on an oscar in 1962 playing helen keller in a miracle worker might be better known for the patty duke show her talent agency called among other things mental health advocate and cultural icon she was 69. >> catherine: judge says the former somali model janice and silicates against bill cosby can move forward claims she was

defamed during one of the lawyers accuse her of lying about being drugged and raped by the comedian she was attacked because be more than 30 years ago at a resort loss angeles judge denied a motion and cause these attorneys the throw out the lawsuit. . dickinson one of dozens of women to accuse kabi of sexual assault deny aid the allegations. what would 73-wins mean to you?

how much do you talk about it? for the last several weeks, the golden state warriors having to answer questions like that day and they'll be answering many more, if they get one step closer to that record tonight.

>> reporter:the warriors currently at 66-7.looking for 67-victories when they take on the washington wizards. the champs are one win away from matching the franchise mark for 'w's.which was set last year. draymond green and andrew bogut spoke to the media at this morning's shootaround. here's their latest take on passing the 1995-chicago bulls.

here's a check of where they stand now. nine games left.and only 7-wins needed to break the all-time mark. they are still ahead of the pace. tipoff is 7-45 at oracle arena.. and that is where we head right kron 4's j-r stone live at courtside. jr, the warriors have talked any sign of that so far? >> j.r.: warriors are warming up behind me the biggest ticket

in town golden state warriors win no. 67 so the guys out here also the cameras are on them this is a team red-hot going after that record seven and two to win the record "parlayed a lot more comfortable. 80 back awful little but can't just expected

to and on so we have to make sure we stay sharp. kuala >> j.r.: fans talked to from tonight for the sacrifice back to you in the studio. >> reporter:the nfl draft is now a month away. give themselves a closer look at a bay area quarterback. according to reports, the niners will be holding a private workout this week with former earlier this month, san berkeley. and walked away very impressed. san francisco currently holds

the 7th overall pick. the browns.who are drafting 2nd overall. >> reporter: reportedly visiting washington redskins this week but receiving each of 37 seasons with the team clint's of a town early one nothing lead in gramm

with the insurance makes it three nothing extra goal importance of standings but when a 40. >> catherine: harrison ford auctioning off the leather jacket he wore in the star wars movie coming

>> catherine:star wars fans can now own a piece of clothing from one of its most famous characters. han solo's leather jacket from the latest star wars film.the force awakens.will be up for auction next month. harrison ford.who plays han solo.autographed the jacket and donated it.

all proceeds from the auction will go towards epilepsy research. ford's daughter has epilepsy. bidding will start at 34- thousand dollars.and go through april 11th. news is on the way. it were >> britteny: of two more degrees each way we go. setting up the only exception is a few loaves of cars moving into parts of the sierra.

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