of the officers told someone twice plan the ground. but by for been backgrounds and seven gunshots. friday afternoon place additional interviews with more than 10 witnesses supports their contention was armed with a knife in his hand and evidence of officers prior to the shooting. of the more town witnesses interviewed a friend of the victims offered a different take. "the suspect might appear.

thursday he told that the night was never his hand. ever told that two police regardless if the knife was in his hand waistband. the police say the response to this was a total failure. "the time and distance created with the person of things to talk about over and over again. >> reporter: will all be part of what they're looking at the desolation techniques of the reused if officers were properly trained to the escalate all part of the investigation of the initial start of this and that is what this video shows us.

>> pam: we are learning more about the criminal record of stanislav petrov. the man beaten by two alameda county deputies in november. and later arrested by the f.b.i. in a separate incident. catherine heenan is here with details found in unsealed court documents. >> catherine:for starters.these newly released documents tell us why f-b-i agents were swarming around a house connected to petrov last month. during the march 8th raid - agents say they found a gun and drugs, including methamphetamines. a woman he was with was also arrested. the fbi believes the amount of drugs found suggest petrov was dealing. the unsealed complaint also details his extensive record. calling him a convicted felon and 'career criminal.' over the years, he's been charged with 43 felonies and 25 misdemeanors. of those - he was 'convicted' of 5 felonies -- and 3 of the misdemeanors.

the felony convictions include two charges of recklessly evading an officer. the f-b-i also says he's associated with the norteno gang. petrov was badly beaten by two alameda county deputies in november - which was caught on video. his mother has said he's been unfairly 'criminalized' -- and says he suffers from post traumatic stress. >> pam:some people in san francisco's chinatown broke out the umbrella's today light rain hit parts of the bay area. and we might be looking at more in the near future. brittney shipp is here to tell us what can we expect. >> britteny: tillich and all the gray skies to continue to see this on and off shower into the rest of tonight even into week and the storm trackers showing where the rainfall is parts of the east bay in the interest of this evening on and off showers close to on the creek like rain going down right now we're dealing with a little

bit of light rainfall. that will be the trend on and off showers which will continue for the rest of tonight the feature cast shows and the rest of this evening by 11:00 p.m. steal it dealing with more than heavy light rain. will have the rest of what's coming up this weekend and a couple minutes. >> pam:one day after a dental assistant in concord was arrested on child molestation charges. two additional victims have come forward. tonight, kron 4's haaziq madyun talked to parents who say, they are very concerned for their children. >> reporter:two more children have come forward saying they were molested by alejandro saro "and both of these female victims are under the age of 10" now there are 3-children who claim they were sedated and sexually molested by the 24- year-old dental assistant while they were here at la clinica monument in concord. kron4 obtained these court documents connected to the first case involving an 8-year-old victim. there are 8-felony-counts of forciable lewd conduct on a child and one count of saro being in possession of child pornagraphy. concord police say after looking in saro's cellphone they knew there were more children abused

"but how many more? obviously there are more videos in there and we are working on identifying those girls in the videos, but we know that there's going to be more victims that come forward" parents here at la clinica say they are concerned "it is really bad you know, it is really scary" "we have a big issue, there is 100% concern, we don't need this in the town" investigators say some victims may not have been recorded on saro's cellphone "where he worked at other dental offices and those other incidents, maybe he didn't record and someone was touche, so it's unknown how many victims there are as of right now" saro is being held on 8 million dollars bail, a million for each felony lewd act upon a child, and to that an additional

1-hundred-thousand- dollars for posssion of child pornagraphy. he is scheduled to be arraigned next week.in concord haaziq madyun kron4news >> pam: the truck was set up on south 10th east william street half mile from the university campus grounds neighbors say they heard gunshots after an argument of o'clock last night. people who live there are surprised because the area is usually safe full of students. when student on the street actually heard the gunshot. i

found one man bleeding on the ground from gunshot wounds please and not release the identity of the victim's he is being treated in hospital with life-threatening injuries. >> pam: rash of recent corollaries in dublin. >> reporter: the residents to have been hit say there isn't jury can portable valuables

keyes says his investigators dedicated and increased patrols to this part of the community. russia break-in's has neighbors in the area. crime wave.and increased patrols to this part of the community. a knock at their door.keep it closed.but make sure the person on the other side of it knows someone is home.then callthat's how they were able to arrest four suspects at the end one adult.18 year old israel johnson.and three juviniles.all from richmond.one of the loaded firearm.there has been at least one other break in after those arrests.so the police believe there are more thieves connected with the crew behind these burglaries.maureen kelly kron4 news.

>> pam:a local lawmaker is trying to correct what some people say. is a historic injustice. orinda state senator steve glazer is calling on president obama. to exonerate the so= called. port chicago 50. in 1944, port chicago. was a naval munitions depot in the east bay. and that summer, as a cargo ship was being loaded. there were two deadly explosions. 320 -people seaman, mostly african americans, were killed in the blast. 390 others injured. after that. 50 sailors- all african- american, refused to load the ships anymore because of safety concerns. they were later convicted of mutiny.

glazer's resolution also seeks to overturn their convictions. president barack obama is visiting the bay area for the second time this year. he will be attending two fundraisers while he is in town. one for the democratic congressional campaign commitee. as well as a democratic national committee event later today. which reportedly raised more than 33- thousand dollars from advance tickets. president obama is spending the night in san francisco. before heading back to washington d-c saturday afternoon. the president said hello to a few little ones. before getting to business today. there is much more ahead at five. the wayward sea lion found on highway -37 is safe and sound. next. an update on his status, and why he may not be released back into the wild. plus. the little dog that caused a big commotion on the bay bridge. is out of the shelter. but ponch still does not have a new home. and it was supposed to be an amazing wedding proposal. next, why a wedding engagement is off to a very rocky start.

an update on that sea lion recently discovered on highway- 37 - the young sea lion is being evaulated at the marine mammal center the concern is. he may have brain damage from the same toxic bloom. that almost canceled the crab season this year. as kron four's terisa estacio shows us, on a positive note, the sea lion seems to be in good spirits now that he is safe off the roadway. typically, the center keeps the public far away from rescued sea lions, they don't want the mamamals to get cozy with humans, but on this day they allowed me to go into the cage for feeding time. so i could show you how well, school daze is doing and look how he quickly chomps down his food he is doing pretty well. especially

considering a few days ago, he was stranded on highway 37. sot/tc 28 shawn johnson/dir. of vet srvices we have not found anything yet. he is scheduled for an mri. the concern is that school daze - may have been exposed to demoic acid - the same toxic algae which delayed crab season. sot/tc: we just don't know but it effects their brains. this is the not the first time school daze has been at the center - and unfortunately because of that - he will not be released again. sot/tc: we gotta find him somewhere else. school daze is just one of many mamamals here in the care and it

take a lot of fish that costs a lot of money. sot/tc: we have a great need right now 1k fish a day. feeding and caring for the mammals is a huge undertaking, most of those here are volunteers this elephant sea lion called eliza was being weighed and marked to chart her progress so she can be returned to the wild. for more on the center, we put a link on kron four dot com so you can learn more and posbbile help school daze and other sea lions at the center. the little dog now known as 'ponch'. has not yet been placed in a new home.

but, after being scooped up by the c-h-p on the bay bridge. a lot of people have been following his story. catherine heenan is here with the latest. everyone has seen the video of ponch - running across the bay bridge sunday. being followed by c-h-p officers trying to catch him. it's a lot of running for those little legs.and it's hard not to feel sorry for him. the latest on ponch - he went into a foster home thursday. that's because san francisco animal workers want to give him some time to rest and learn to be social again. he's described as nervous - and they're hoping he'll settle down. he 'will' be put up for adoption eventually -- but probably not for a week or so. some people came forward to claim him - but couldn't prove he was theirs. it's still not clear why he was on the bridge. it's believed someone abandoned him by letting him out of a car. >> pam:a salary agreement has been made. averting a five-day strike at 23- cal-state campuses. university officials and the union representing faculty members. made a deal.

salaries will increase by 10- and a half- percent over the next three years. the time required for newly hired instructors to be eligible for retirement benefits. will be doubled. the tentative deal represents a compromise between the two sides. and has ended the plans for the five-day work stoppage. before the agreement was reached, the union had demanded a 5- percent increase for 2015- 16. the university had said. it could only afford 2 percent. cal state-faculty strike california faculty strike averted; raise in deal a south bay church has opened its doors and parking lot. to help people who are homeless and living in their cars. about a dozen families who have been at odds with the law, by sleeping in their vehicles on city streets, which is illegal, have found an overnight refuge here at santa teresa catholic church in san jose. responding to a call from the diocese to do something to help the homeless, the church has provide some food and assistance, along with bathroom facilities and access to a kitchen.

16 -south bay churches which people during the winter months. police are cracking down on illegal massage parlors in san jose. >> pam: marriage proposals acustar.

greta is here with details on the proposal the turn into a surprise rescue. . some >> grant: guy as one ad to trauma suffered a 27 year-old this probably was not pajama he was looking for climbing a rock and canada dangling right there he needed to be rescued a helicopter call then got stock and it's a little shaky. and over face time the video chat lifespan. 8 ft. off the ground and the chopper call then. the

hours later acting erratically police are called and charged him with having math. . >> grant: $10,000 the helicopter ride

>> britteny: continue with this system to the south of us bringing rain can are you. offering shall. will the abet close to seven and a claw pocket. still dealing with the spring falter. south bay and that they will see more because system as tending to the north. and if you're in the north bay starting to see if a shower activity. the see more of the same into saturday the planner for the rest of tonight's show temperatures in the mid-60s

inland locations close '60s in the south bay close at 80 7:00 p.m. solid job done and the high 50s and 60s around 8:00 p.m.. temperature is right now foreman napa 7459 daly city 62 in sunnyvale temperature san jose at 64. tomorrow we mainly see the '60s. 68 degrees in san jose 67 concord. >> pam: 24 in new york kennetts fightand later. the turf war in new york. as the candidates fight for votes ahead of the apriol 19th primary. fight for votes ahead of the apriol 19th primary.

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>> pam: her face as a bloodied after the town. they could be in hot water when and why the chair about a charge against a woman. the loss to sort out grant is to take that part of the story for us. member got out as the getting set. system leave and how can

afford in can. >> grant: into a hospital before on suspicion of battery on a peace officer after

investigating the sheriff's department is standing by in the family has filed a lawsuit alleging excessive force the d.a.'s office filed charges only the day after the lawsuit was filed. family attorney calls as a vindictive prosecution saying the d.a.'s office only file charges after a family filed a lawsuit. and judges holding a hearing right now to determine if the d.a.'s office acted appropriately. . >> pam:did they find the suspect known as the man in the hat? details next at 5:30. plus. they started a brawl on an airplane. suing the airline. as we reported earlier. president obama is in san francisco tonight. to raise

money for democrats. >> pam:but in the race for the white house, the front runners in both parties are scrambling to regain momentum with a string of big= state primaries coming up. including the june election here in california.

catherine heenan is back now with the new poll. showing a major shift among california democrats, yes, hillary clinton has lost her double=digit lead over bernie sanders in the latest field poll. 10 crew for a common to the black after the campaign appearance to stop the protest.

>> britteny: bring kitties on and off to the rest of tonight zemin closer concord walnut creek also light rain jacket in vallejo. none to the north everything looks pretty quiet hayward union city in pleasanton alicea light rainfall earlier 10 minutes ago seeing light rain in san francisco and has moved up to the north of sausalito into the rest of this evening we expect showers to continue not only for this evening but also the weekend. we stay cool and temperatures stay closed average track now around of showers into next week. it too unsettled weather pattern one speech right now 40 m.p.h. oakland 10 hayward and

temperatures in the 56 to 65 degrees in oakland 58 degrees and richmond more into a week and then details coming up in 15 minutes. >> reporter: tear related arrests and no suspect of with the terrorist attack that killed a hundred people in november. pictures of a gas station of video taken to and drove their with another paris attack suspect arrested in belgium last month days before the brussels attack. timing and those bombings one reason security experts say please there should be on high alert. in belgium

comes just one day after authorities issued a policy for health. the remaining unidentified suspect in the brussels airport last of from federal prosecutors say they're still trying to determine if this man is the right suspect. and many future attacks by stopping isis was the subject of u.s. secretary of state surprise trip friday. responsibility claim for both attacks.

>> pam: and those bombings. just one reason security experts say alert. today's arrests in belguim come just one day after authorities issued a public plea for help- facility. please occur incident murder-suicide in new world homeless adjure murder charge is universe attacks and non some

say he matched the as a suggestion about bike rider with on campus surveillance camera sunday night the student and 18 year old theater major was last seen alive before it reported missing the following morning. police are still investigating a murder. >> pam: this video showing women heading grandmother went of viral to intoxicated when di otr women to bring the bonds down. it turned into a physical confrontation women slapping grab another. no airline

officials seen breaking up the fight during this recorded to and caught up in the fight claim that the airline is partially responsible the airline failed to protect them and a suit filed by serving large amounts of alcohol. it's expected to reach trial the next upcoming weeks. the warriors magic number for ha season now down to 3. coming up. the big question and next. kron 4's vicki on wall street. the markets closed slightly higher fued by prices. the dow rose 35 points, the market is coming off its

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>> catherine: we were telling you a double digit lead the lead

paul the democrats say they will vote for clinton june 7th 41% say crossandra. the clinton so is use california as a cash register receipt huge sums of money and san francisco. doris sanders is the highest among the wealthy also when voters of the age of 40. clinton has a huge lead among african-americans and narrowing lead among latinos. sanders has the advantage among independents and younger voters and people who read is an old homes. the vermont senator campaigned and is facing an uphill battle any york's primary on cnn this morning

sanders campaign manager says he's gearing up for convention for a fight. clinton's campaign manager says he hopes to avoid a divided convention. dutch, facing some tough battles ahead in the republican race 60 percent of the way the nomination and will have to win big in just about every remaining state had cruised getting all of from the york tabloids.

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to win #70 the dubs second team in game history with 70 in one season 9596 the bulls won 72 and the warriors three games left in the regular season if it were all three the get the record and tomorrow night in san antonio sunday bacca oracle the host of this next week and head coach was on those teams interesting admitted he's little confused about how to approach these last few games before the playoffs

and the plea the mall and really try to go for the record. the players he says there's a lot to play for. >> grant: a historic teams spectacularly fine team to watch.

>> britteny: of showers ahead for us friday eventful week and a storm tracker 40 mi. an hour when it rained and then coming down to the north of concord also said rosa petaluma of to the north of center fell all so into the rest of tonight we see these showers on and off into the weekend. staying cool temperatures will stay in the '60s not a lot of rain and then on and off. satellite are shot shows all this coming from the south of us. moving up to the north and then ran out to the picture you can see it clearly a and the cut our clock right

clockwise rotation up to our region. in the future test shows as a going to the rest of tonight we see these rainshowers and were steady in overnight hours. spotty once again to saturday and then also the spotty showers and the late morning early afternoon sunday we starts to dry out as a push into most of monday ppm still seeing the north bay and then temperatures are 66 degrees san francisco mid-60's oakland 64 in san jose and 60 degrees and livermore and the rest of tonight we see to the shares drop down once again allowed mid-50s. it will be a cost of rare saturday morning and then to the jurors will warm up and then staying once again in the load mid-50s. and then some pushed into 57 degrees in the 66 closings and 70 forecast shows in the mid-60s the most part at

chance of showers of monday and then another chance of light showers and to next week. >> pam: by bruce springsteen it canceled upcoming show.

>> pam: response to the decision

to pass along but as a bathroom law dictates bathrooms trends gender people can use and they said this move is to fight against prejudice of bigotry fans bought tickets the show will get a free refund. american isaiah will wrap up its 15th season run last might

>> reporter: presley in was exogamy let him out the bank.

>> pam: new details and i witness for the shooting- wielding man and what we have uncovered still had driverless cars may be the vehicles of the future of so of obstacles to overcome. revenue report that kron 4 news at 6. back in 70 seconds.

of san francisco police shooting and killing a homeless man yesterday. the deadly confrontation lasted perhaps 15 seconds. we must warn you, you might find it to be disturbing. kron 4's dan kerman has the video and the explanation from police about what went down in the mission district. dan? >> reporter: but suppose it same thing tonight the methods and the man's hand. and also today told us a different story yesterday. and video obtained less than a 36 passes and the first officer on seeing and the homeless man with a knife and then fight as 45 year-old shot and killed by police. didn't hear officers on the ground. and the 34 second mark put that down of mealie followed by for been backgrounds in seven gunshots.

>> grant: 0 it is another story this man john kiser from with the victim. not in the

waistband. advisor says that is true. the plan to read interview also checking witnesses and additional video so they can get this investigation going this is just the beginning of a look and everything including how they tried tediously the situation. >> pam:new at six:

five contractors who worked on the berkeley building where seven people died in a balcony collapse could lose their licenses. a state board has been investigating what went wrong last year. it found that the contractors failed to follow construction guidelines. it says the dry rot that occurred and caused the balcony to giveway was due to "poor workmanship." the findings will now be forwarded to the state justice department. it can do everything from suspending a license to taking it away for good. now there is a total of 3 little girls under the age of 10 who say they were sexually molested at a dental clinic in concord. in each case the child was left alone with the dental assistant kron 4's haaziq madyun spoke to children alone in the clinic sedating children in a dental office, sexually abusing them and video recording the whole

thing "it's disturbing, it's disgusting" now there are two more children, making it three who have come forward claiming they were molested by alejandro saro, after they were left alone with the dental assistant here at la clinica monument in concord. now there are questions regarding why the clinic allows employees to be in closed rooms with children unaccomapnied by their parents "it comes down to policies and procedures to what that dental office has, whether it's okay for parents to come into the room or whether parents have to wait out in the lobby" i tried to get answers to the question but officials here at la clinica had no comments. however parents had plenty to say about children being left

alone with clinicians here "no! i go with my kids every time, especially, anything, it's 3 boys but i don't care" "instead of sending a child with a doctor they don't know, into a room and telling the parent to sit in the other room, i don't think that's right" police say it appears saro took advantage of the trust between parents and the medical professionals who treat their children "you know when you bring you child to a dental office you feel that these people are professionals, i think there is that automatic trust in that person or in that business that they are going to take care of your child, but to have that trust violated, to have these horrible acts done to you while you're at the dentist, it's going to be a nightmare for these victims to have to live with for the rest of their lives" alejandro saro is currently facing 9 felony counts connected to the first alleged case of child molestation. with two more children coming forward.it appears more charges are on the way. in concord haaziq madyun kron4news what a difference 48 hours makes. on wednesday we were talking about record temperatures. today. rain. the umbrellas were out this morning in san francisco's chinatown. a light rain fell periodically throughout the day. it was not a deluge, but enough to have people taking cover. president barack obama touched down in san francisco today for his second visit to the bay area this year.

>> britteny:he is scheduled to

attend a democtatic congressional campaign committee event as well as a democratic national committee event later today which reportedly raised more than 33 thousand dollars. obama is spending the night in san francisco before heading back to washington d-c saturday afternoon. and before getting to any business. the president said

hello to a few little ones. >> pam: know the charges against the man was beaten last year and a different case petrov faces several charges including possession of drugs firearm. he made his first public court appearances after an from march 8th san francisco petrov entered a plea of not guilty arrested last week after the fbi served a search warrant allocation over failed shooting the first made headlines for lecce's last november. and then caught on surveillance video. nine break- ins in the month of march alone.

>> reporter: arrested four people after a similar break in. and another was picked up after the arrest. crime wave has made in this area rattled. some

neighbors the trillings area over the course of approximately one hour and a party working my car approached by three separate groups of neighbors. asking about what i was doing their wishes of the chief says assamese neighborhood watch groups not to do is repeatedly asked them not to approach suspicious individuals and definitely not be trying to arrest suspects on their own he says he is stressing concerned residents only observe and report. wh >> pam: a little air and its

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ponch went to the foster home last night and is expected to stay there for a few weeks. some people came forward to claim him but no one could prove ponch belonged to them. officers are still not sure how he ended up on the bay bridge but believe someone abandoned him by letting him out of the car. once ponch warms up to people the shelter says they will find the best permanent home for him. the sea lion that first made his debut trying to cross highway-37 in november has made his third appearance. officials say the wayward sea lion has turned up in odd places around the bay.needing rescue three times to avoid injury. c-h-p reports he stopped traffic once again on monday in sonoma county. where he was chased off the road by concerned drivers. members of the marin headlands- based marine mammal center assisted in the resuce and immediately took him to a veterinary hospital.

now he is back at their facility.being assessed for brain damage possibly caused by a toxin called domoic acid. domoic acid is the same toxin that delayed the crab fishing season here in san francisco bay this year. the marine mammal center has scheduled an m-r-i that will show if any brain damage has been caused by the toxin.and give vets more information of what is going on with the sea lion. inspired by a call from the pope to show mercy and by the el nino driven winter rains, a south bay church group is reaching out to help the homeless. kron four's rob fladeboe shows you how something as simple as a safe place to park is a blessing. nats homeless and living and sleeping in her van for the past year and a half, sheila h. has found an overnight refuge here

in the parking lot of santa teresa catholic church and in her world that is huge. sot sheila h./lives in her van a surprising 16-percent of santa clara county's homeless population live in their vehicles, most of whom park and sleep on city streets, which is illegal and dangerous. sot lynda demanti/santa teresa church for monifa edwards-lincoln and daniel satterwhite, who have been living in this toyota sedan for months, safe parking is a blessing.

sot monifa demanti sot daniel satterwhite it's more than parking. santa teresa's congregation is also helping out with food and a little gas money. sot lynda demanti the kindness has not been lost on sheila h., who has p.t.s.d. after a day on the street, showing off her art and looking for work. a few hours in church garden helps alot. sot sheila demanti in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4

news 'safe park,' as it's know is among several programs organized by a coalition of 16 congregations. it's helped some 200 homeless people. for more information on that go to kron4.com and look for the link to the 'winter faith collaborative.' pope francis has released a long-awaited letter on marriage and families. today. and while it presents a softer tone on issues like divorce and remarriage.some people find it disappointing. catherine heenan is here to explain. >> catherine:some are disappointed since the vatican had been suggesting the letter would be the first step in huge reforms. instead - we get a 261-page text suggesting that the church be less judgmental. it says priests should be more 'accepting' of gays, divorced catholics, and people living in what the church considers 'irregular' situations. but it does not change church doctrine on any big issues. like birth control, homosexuality, marriage or abortion. in fact - francis again closed the door on same sex marriage.

it 'could' be considered a path forward for divorced and remarried catholics to receive holy communion - but even that isn't clear. and others had hoped the pope would at least ease up a bit on the birth control ban. in short - many people had expected more. things calmed down today on the campaign trail after the democrats spent yesterday jabbing one another. as c-n-n reporter jeff zeleny shows us, brooklyn has become the epicenter for hillary clinton and bernie sanders in their quest to take new york. >> reporter: cease-fire today in the democratic presidential rate the race. race remains highly

pretentious. bitter fight for the york primary. a far larger

team is trying to get the phone and status. and then today of a campaign manager said his team as to ignore for convention for fight. . the campaign manager dismissed that possibility. >> pam:the new york primary is on april 19th. >> britteny: they see these on

and off showers. saturday sunday live look outside right now patchy fog for tonight heading into tomorrow as well and then stormed trecker showing us where the rainfall is upset livermore is light rain shower concord fairfield cerros a petaluma and in san francisco where not seeing all of read at this time. police this was reparation and into the clouds also rainfall and that's what will continue to move in our region. but it down for you and the rest of tonight city rainfall overnight hours

and then mostly cloudy skies heading into sunday in a little bit of a passing shower activity and a few passing sprinkles into sunday right now entablatures and seven sisters 64 degrees in oakland. and in san jose. and then it's 65 degrees overnight lows tonight and in the afternoon and we only push to 65 degrees in fairfield 65 in san francisco will '60s that half moon bay and 68 will be air-san jose. . for the salmon to a week and a slight chance of showers lingering monday partly cloudy tuesday and then another chance of light showers heading into wednesday thursday of next week.

>> pam: credit-card and not ready for the roads get the safety advocates that the sultan and cars are more likely to be a threat than asset. unresolved technical issues holding up remarked pavement whether among the things second and a f fear . federal judge has sought out a 12 million class-action lawsuit against left saying that the payment is seriously short

changes the driver for the company and district judges determine the amounts within a reasonable range. that ride things as medical million dollars or reasonable out of the estimated the suit calls for. comes from data with mileage region. but a perceived as employees judge disagrees the estimates should be worth more than $126 million.

greta is here to see what it would mean for travelers. >> grant: peter says more than doubled in the number of dogs currently played would speed up

the scanning process once checked out this new system will allow people to pass through metal detectors but none of the tissues of remove liquid right now a hundredth order of 40 dogs and handlers teams are able to go through. the dutch credit that number jumped to 500 ft. defense apartment buys these dogs in europe it takes a year to train to say it also wants more visible patrols random checks outside airports. . >> pam: beverage industry is challenging the warning ads for sugar dreams the city proposal says that these trees increased risk of obesity that beat even tooth decay. they argue that the city as unfairly illegally attacking soda. it's gonna

federal court the plan and to the warning labels this hearing comes as supporters of a 1¢ per ounce tax on sugar drinks gathering signatures to place the measure on the ballot in november in oakland. it's already in existence in berkeley.

>> pam: long way and often spend behind bars and a new video that helped to seal his fate coming up on kron 4 news at 8:00. the

baby is a love and future everything happening making headlines in hollywood they have it all in today's daily wrap. >> reporter: and had ... causing baby boy. . has been down around a couple weeks gave birth march 24th first child for her and apparently already want another. >> reporter: sigoloff for fox news meghan kelly may demand a salary as high as the bill o'reilly between 15 and 17

million a year. here >> pam: will hear garies taken a variety of topics rest are keep running for 73 wins the golden state warriors sound off on the most interesting dilemmas in sports history. .

>> gary: to pass the chicago bulls alltime mark. where's have not won in san antonio since 1997. a challenge sunday of course on chasing 73 trade the

masters round to your ego. this young fellow becoming jack nicklaus a defending champion. and at the end the day tussling aboard the approach on 10. and one of those watching a little bit sad day the wind was blowing and the golfers are struggling to elements were not in their favor. 38 on the back nine or shooting a 74 and royal mcelroy three under for the determined one shot behind jordan speed.

>> gary: 1 the championships and they can't guarantee anything. and what competitive person had a chance for the record. people who will miss out orders to get this far without being competitive.

>> gary: enjoyed washington d.c. picks up did you or your wife and son on location.

how much >> reporter: will not cost amal letter coming.

>> pam: 082014 to help the u.s. postal service recoup $4.6 million dating back to the recession of late 2000's. a commercial another poses rate posted rates are also declining coastal services sickeningly from a congressional mandate that the postal service test of free fund retirement health benefits other companies and not required to do. >> britteny: and offshore is not a washout. a heads up if get your umbrella handy are jacket through saturday to sunday slight chance mainly to the north of area heading into monday temperatures stay steady in the mid-60s and into next

week a break monday and tuesday with another chance of light showers wednesday thursday if have finished the next two to three days. stay in touch kron4news-dot-com