nats among the flood victims returning home friday, rock springs resident jose armago spent the day trying to salvage a few things from his garage but precious little was untouched by the flood.sot jose armago/flood victim '.....i lost two cars and eveything in my garage....it's very sad...' armago and his neighbors filled dumpsters as city crews dealt with abandoned vehicles and ruined infrastructure. other crews continued their inspections of the damage. what's left of the water pumped back into coyote creek leaving a trail of mud and debris.nats residents telling city councilman tam nguyen they are worried about the contaminated waterbut are encouraged by the city's swift response.sot tam nguyen/s.j. city councilman '......it's going good, not as fast as some people would be like but most think it's really great...'mayor sam liccardo thanked firefighters for rescuing some 350 people

without a singleinjury. captain shawn tacklind led the rescue team.sot capt. shawn tacklind/san jose firefighter '...it's a tribute to our personnel and to our training to be ready and stay ready for when ever we get the calll......'the damage at rock springs, william street and old oakland road will run into the millionsof dollars. the city will seek state and federal aid but a 65-thousand- dollar donation from electricians, plumbers and sheet metal workers will come in handy as flood victims like khanh nguyen struggle to get back on their feet.sot khana nguyen/flood victim '....we just don't have any money...no money to pay for anything...'

there are lots of questions tonight - surrounding the city of san jose's response to the mass flooding. san jose mayor sam liccardo says he plans to hold public hearings in the future to address the lack of communication... during the floods between city leaders and residents. "the bureaucratic finger-pointing stops today. this happened in my city. i am responsible. i don't care what any bureaucracy or any other

agency believed they did or didn't do. it happened in our city. we are responsible. we are going to fix whatever problems caused the lack of advanced notice to many residents who deserved that notice." more than 350 people had to be rescued by boat - due to the quickly rising flood waters. liccardo did not give a date on when these public hearings will be - but that they will be announced in the future. a major clean up effort is underway in several san jose neighborhoods this evening - impacted by the major flooding. it's a long road to recovery... but today flood victims got some help cleaning up the flood damage. kron four's haaziq madyun is live in the flood zone near downtown san jose - with more on this story. haaziq?

lots of folks were bringing out their water damaged personal items and piling the debris in front of their homes...from there city workers hauled it away...kron4's haaziq madyun was there... the city of san jose made good on mayor liccardo's promise from yesterday...that the help is on the way. well today...help from the city arrived this heavy duty loader was busy friday picking up debris and loading it into dumpsters up and down south 20th street in san jose. the city supplied the equipment and the men and women from the san jose conservation corps to help residents who suffered major water damage during the coyote creek flood"we're working on the flood relief, we're trying to get peoples damaged goods taken out for them, help them clean out their basements, stuff like that, these people are bringing out their memories, everything that they've worked hard for""it is

good to see a lot volunteers out here to get this trash picked up, try to get it cleaned up and sanitary again" "i'm going to put it over here" san jose mayor sam liccardo was aslo here lending a hand to the flood relief clean up effort make sure you have the free kron-4 mobile app to stay up to date with everything... including the crisis in san jose. also, be the first to know about severe traffic and weather in your area... we'll keep you updated by sending breaking news push alerts. tonight - the search for a missing tracy teen - has come to a tragic end. the body found in alameda creek late last night - has been identified as jayda jenkins. jenkins went missing last month after she drove off of

niles canyon road into the creek during one of the recent storms. kron four's terisa estacio - brings us the story. it was here along the banks of almeda creek - 11 miles from where jayda jenkins crashed her car - - that her body was finally found. sot/tc: sgt. ray kellyt/alameda co. sheriff's dept. our condolenc3es go out to the family. it has been a very tough road for jayda's family. several days after jayda jenkins went missing - her family spotted a ripple in the current here along alameda creek off of niles canyon - that slight deviation turned out to be her car. standing alongside searchers - her family anxiously waited as the car was pulled out of the icey water. jayda - shown here - had crashed her car after colliding with another vehicle along niles canyon road late saturday night on january 21st during a powerful storm. the tracy resident was driving to a relatives home on the pennisula - family members say she knew the curvey road well. but when the car was pulled

out, the windows were smashed - and jayda was not inside causing more angst.looking for jayda was a daunting task - the creek swift from all of the rain, and the sides full of dangerous debris. the road was shut down for a large search team including drones and dogs to step in - but still nothing until thursday. sot/tc: kelly a dog walker in the area spotted. we are grateful, that it helps bring closure for the family. the chp's ini9tial report revelad jayda crossed over the line and colliding with another car- perhaps her vision blurred by the downpour. how she died though - is being inv3estigated by the coroner's office. sot/tc: kelly we don't know. the family did not make a fo4rmal statement today - but the sherif's department says they are making plans for jayda's funeral now that her body has finally been found. in fremont. te

it's happening again bart is facing a massive budget deficit both for the current fiscal year and next year. but what does this mean for riders? kron 4's dan kerman is live at the montgomery bart station in san francisco to explain. it might become a little more expensive to ride bart in the future fare hikes, parking fee hikes service cuts, and a reduction in discounts are all on the tablemuch to the dismay of bart riderssoti think its already hii don't think they should raise fares the amount of people that use bart i'm surprised because this train is packed morning to nightand that raises a key question how can the transit

agency be projecting a 15 to 25 million dollar budget deficit for the current fiscal year and a 25 to 35 million dollar deficit for the following fiscal year wehn trains uncomfortably packed during commute hours.sot alicia trost/bart spokesperson 49-59some of the pots of money we rely on for our operating budget aren't hitting the mark as we thought, and we are also seeing a significant drop in weekend riders, a 9% drop in one year and that's significant because we rely on that money to keep our budget balanced.as for why there's been such a huge drop on the weekend bart has some theories sotwe think the service disruptions on the weekend are playing a role and we are wondering how uber and lyft are impacting us, especially when say a family of 4 paying per person on bart , when they can all take an uber, that may be itbart says they are hoping to close the budget gap with options that don't impact riderssotincreasing the opportunities for advertising and increasing the revenue for tele-communication , overtime has been shutoff and riders will see that because they will see dirtier stations unfortunately.145/ dirtier stations unfortunately

a snowboarder needs a lift - after going off course at a lake tahoe resort. still ahead... video of chp officer rescuing the stranded snowboarder - who spent the night on the mountain. an update on his condition - after the break. plus, governor jerry brown - pledging to help those impacted by the recent floods in the south bay. details on his new budget proposal. but first, we go back out to san jose - as people there are trying to recover after massive flooding. a look at the damage - next.

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but the decontamination continues in the rock springs area of san jose. crews have been out all day cleaning up the waste water that got mixed with the flood waters. yellow tape has been put up around the area... advising people to stay away...

but as kron4's will tran explains... many residents are ignoring the warning, lifting the tape up and going back to their homes to grab their items. the yellow tape means stay away.but if you're sinia ellis and many others who have been away for days... the tape doesn't mean anything to you ellis was hoping that her second floor apartment would be spared from the flood.the water rose so high on tuesday that it took out a sanitary pump sending wastewater into the streets. people in this neighborhood

are frustrated.for days they have been asking questions like when will they be able to return?so far they say they have not gotten any answers.in the meantime... the city continues to decontaminate the area using workers and equipment.the cars will eventually have to be towed away. the fire department is encouraging people to go see their doctors... and get any necessary shots to protect themselves from the contaminated water and area. flood victims are staying with family and friends... but they say that can't go on forever. they need to return home.in san jose will tran kron 4 news a skier in the sierra had to be rescued this week at heavenly mountain in el dorado county... he got separated from friends - just as a snowstorm hit the area.. catherine heenan is here with a look at the rescue..... he had to be incredibly relieved to see a

c-h-p rescue team arrive in a helicopter...the man had spent a long cold night waiting for help... this is video from the chopper.....you see a rescuer being lowered to the ground... and eventually 32-year-ol aarin yu of los angeles is strapped in and brought up... he says he that during very strong winds, he accidentally crossed into an out-of-bounds area....and found himself with snow up to his chest. the c-h-p says because of all the extra snow -- skiers and snowboardersare pushing the limits....and there have been more calls for help. yu was taken to a hospital in south lake tahoe and was treated for frostbite on two fingers.. he says he knows that things could have been much worse...

steve...? we've got good news for skiers and snowboarders who haven't had enough of the snow. low falling snow in the sierra is making for an extended ski season this year. several rounds of rain storms that swept through the bay area have brought tons of snow to the sierra mountains. ski resorts across the lake tahoe area have been packed all winter long with skiers. even at boreal...where lifts are located in the lower part of the mountains...employees expect to stay open for several more weeks. if you haven't had the chance to get up to the sierra...you still have time. this year you can take full advantage of the snow...and catch up on the time missed in previous years. all this sunshine

certainly putting people in a good mood. or maybe it's just friday. meteorologist lawrence karnow here to tell us how sunny the weekend will be.

firefighters in oakland spent the morning rescuing a

person from underneath a bart train. the macarther station was closed for a short time just after 10:30. someone reported that the victim was underneath the train traveling from fremont to richmond. that victim was rescued and taken to a hospital. the station reopened just before 11:30. police are investigating a spike in auto burglaries in san mateo. officers say there has been an increase in car break-ins in the baywood, aragon and bridgepointe neighborhoods in recent weeks. the burglaries are happening in residential neighborhoods in the evening and in the early morning hours. police say burglars may be using an electronic device to unlock vehicles with wireless entry. still ahead on kron four news... we now know what was used to kill - kim jong nam - the half brother of north korea's leader. what we are learning about the investigation. and next, the alameda county sheriff's departmtent is remembering one of their own tonight. sheriff deputy michael foley - who was killed while on duty. this story

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a man they say was the subject of police chase that resulted in a fellow officer's death. officer lucas chellew died wednesday night after being injured in a crash while chasing a suspect in south sacramento. and now, police say a 26-year-old alberto quiroz from sacramento was arrested for vehicle theft, evading an officer, and resisting arrest. 31-year-old chellew comes from a law enforcement family. his dad is a retired c-h-p captain. his sister is a c-h-p officer. and his wife's father works for the marin county sheriff's department. today we're learning more about the alameda county sheriff's deputy - who was killed after being hit by a bus while on duty. 60-year old mike foley was critically injured ... after being hit by a transportation bus at santa rita county jail in dublin this is video of the aftermath from of our helicopter partners at a-b-c 7 . we are told a senior deputy was driving the bus, and since it

was still dark outside... he did not see foley. a veteran alameda county sheriff's deputy has died from his injuries after being hit by an inmate bus wednesday morning at the santa rita jail in dublin, according to the sheriff's office. the incident happened at about 6 a.m. at the transportation yard behind the jail near broder boulevard, sgt. ray kelly said. the deputy was identified as 60-year-old michael foley, who had been with the sheriff's department for 8 years and previously was an officer with the concord police department for 29 years, kelly said. it was dark at the time of the accident and apparently the deputy who was driving "if there is any little bit of good that came out of the tragedy of mikes death.....40 years in law enforcement. " foley served the bay area in law enforcement for nearly 40- years... previously working for the concord police department. he is remebered as a loving man and one of the hardest working deputies at the agency.. police have a man in custody tonight after they say...he tried to ram his car into a sacramento county jail. it all happened early this morning. police don't know exactly why the man...54-year-old craig joseph dumas...tried to drive through one of the jail's entrances. officers say he then jumped into a patrol car and began removing some of his clothing before being arrested. the

man is now being charged with felony vandalism and violating probation. the white house taking aim at the media. coming up after the break... several news organization are turned away from a press briefing at the white house. find out why - after the break. but first, governor jerry brown unveiling a multi-million dollar budget proposal to help flood victims in the south bay... along with other areas in the state impacted by the recent storms.

two months of washouts, mudslides and potholes california's highways have taken a pounding in 2017. caltrans said today the damage so far will cost nearly six hundred million dollars to fix. that's more than double its yearly budget for road repairs. the extra money will have to come from the state's emergency fund. today governor jerry brown said that's just the tip of the iceberg: catherine heenan is here with some very big numbers. the governor says that california needs to spend hundreds of billions of dollars to shore up the state's crumbling infrastructure.

"the recent storms have had a real impact. you've got dam spillways erroding, roads crumbling, you add our aging infrastructure and it's maxed out."the governor says the state needs to spend 50 billion dollars to fix aging dams and spillways, 59 billion on deferred highway maintenance.and 79 billion on local streets and roads.that's nearly 200=billion dollars long-term.and he authorized spending than 400=million right now on emergency flood control.the money would go primarily to providing protection in the central valley and the sacramento-san joaquin river delta.governor brown also called for updated evacuation plans, increased inspection of the state's dams and fast=tracking federal approval of several repair projects,gov. jerry brown / california"i'm sending requests to the president to streamline the environmental review at the oroville dam project and i'm listing ten urgent areas that need environmental review. ."

just two of the ten projects are in the bay area ... one of them -- easing congestion on 101 in san mateo county..... the other -- completing the demolition of the old eastern span of the bay bridge. vicki and steve? we can expect partly cloudy skies and chilly temperatures tonight with some valleys near freezinig temperatures. saturday will be partly to mostly cloudy with a chance of a few showers.

president trump fires up the crowd at a major conservative conference -- with a speech that took sharp aim at the mainstream media. and shortly after that appearance at cpac, the trump white house blocked certain news organizations, from an off-camera briefing. karin caifa is in national harbor, maryland, with reaction to the speech. after a parade of top trump surrogates took the cpac stage

thursday -- on friday morning, the audience heard from the president himself -- who credited a speech to the conference in 20-11, as the beginning of his road to the white house.president donald trump: "then they did these polls when i went through the roof and i wasn't even running, right? but it gave me an idea."the president began his remarks by blasting the media's coverage of both his campaign last year -- and the early days of his administration.president donald trump: "i'm against the people that make up stories and make up sources. they shouldn't be allowed to use sources unless they use somebody's name."he eventually addressed plans and policies -- including a call for an obamacare replacement, a border wall, and more military investments. president donald trump: "the core conviction of our movement is that we are a nation that put and will put its own citizens first."but there are questions about how an expensive agenda fits into a conservative movement, and a republican party -- that rails against more government

spending. many conservatives were hesitant to embrace trump's candidacy last year. some, even declaring, "never trump."this cpac audience-- giving trump a warm welcome. but one year after he came out on top of a raucous republican primary -- it's a different gathering, than years past.in washington, i'm karin caifa. the justice department wants a federal appeals court to put president trump's travel ban case... on hold until he issues a new order. a government motion was filed earlier today. they want the actios in the appeal to be stopped because the president intends to issue a new executive order. in this new order....president trump will address some of the constitutional concerns that were raised by his first action... which included temporarily banning travelers from seven predominantly muslim countries. the government appealed to the ninth u-s circuit court of appeals. they have until march third to file an opening brief. the justice department wants that plan set aside for now.

coming up... we are learning new details about the murder of kim jong nam, the half brother of kim jung un. that story - next. then, search engine google - has discovered a security bug that's getting a lot of buzz tonight. our tech reporter gabe slate joins us later in the show with what you need to know - to keep your personal information safe. on wallstreet... it's another record close for the dow - adding 11 points to end the day. the nasdaq climbed nearly 10 points. and the s&p - rose more 3 points. [crying] ahhhhhhhhhh! the price you see is the price you pay, unlike cable. or is it your allergy pills? holding you back break through your allergies. introducing flonase sensimist. more complete allergy relief in a gentle mist you may not even notice.

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learning more about the banned nerve agent that was used in theairport assassination of kim jong-nam.....the estranged half-brother of north korea's leader.. catherine heenan is here with more on why there's lingering concern for the safetyof others... this was an incredibly dangerous chemical weapon....which experts say can kill youin even 'very' tiny amounts..... tonight - there's ongoing concern as to whether that area of the airport is safe... you've probably seen the surveillance video at kuala lumpur's airport last week....showingkim jong nam - circle in red. a woman is seen running up to him and putting something on his face.. he was dead a short time later. the nerve agent called

"v-x" is one of the deadliest ever made.experts say it can linger and potentially contaminate an area for a long time. there are serious questions about public safety - especially since authorities went 11 days without decontaminating the airport. tonight malaysian officials say they're asking the atomic energy board to do more decontamination work - but it's not clear whether that's happening yet. steve and vicki? z still ahead... golden state's late third period rally - propelled them to victory over the los angeles clippers last night. but now the warriors are hittin' the road. mark carpenter was at practice today and joins us with more after the break.

california lawmakers are responding to the trump administration threat to crackdown on recreational marijuana. pam moore is in

the newsroom with what we are working on for kron 4 news at six. vicki... the battle lines are being drawn.... on yet another issue that puts president trump at odds with california. yesterday, press secretary sean spicer said, the administration viewed recreational marijuana use .... as a violation of federal law .. and he hinted at increased enforcement. now, california lieutenant governor gavin newsom is calling out the white house... in a strongly worded letter. tonight, we will tell you what he said about the idea of a federal crackdown... and his criticisim of press secretary spicer. we will have that story and much more on kron 4 news at six. vicki back to you a new flaw on the internet was found to be leaking information from hundreds of thousands of websites prompting cyber security experts to warn

people to change their passwords. kron 4's tech reporter gabe slate is here to fill us in. like all good breaches on the web this one has a scary name.they are calling it the "cloud=bleed" bug..and this is the little image icon being passed around here's what happened.. google has a team of white hat hackers these are good guys that work for google and search the web for vulnerablities. on their researchers discovered a flaw in websites that use "cloud=fare" which is a widely used content distribution and security company, that works with almost five million websites including uber, okcupid and fitbit.so it's a platform working behind the scenes for websites you might have accounts with the cloudflare flaw may have leaked information from some of the websites..information that could have potentially been yours like private messages, authentication tokens, passwords and other sensitive data. but the

chances are low. if a cyber criminal was looking deep in the code of one of these websites compramised for sensitive information they may have been able to access some private information. for now there is now evidence or reports of anyone taking advantage of this flaw and gaining your sensitive information. again, this was found by a good guy who informed the company of the flaw and they are going to fix it. fitbit, uber, and okcupid, the three most popular websites that use cloudfare, said it's unlikely any users are affected. uber said no passwords have been leaked fitbit and okcupid said they are investigating and will let users know if they are compramised.. but if you want to be extra safe you can change all your passwords. and activate two factor authentication or to find out exactly what websites are risk to see if you use them you can visit this website "does it use cloud=fare dot com"..type in the websites you use and find out.with your tech report. gabe slate kron 4 news

we can expect partly cloudy skies and chilly temperatures tonight with some valleys near freezinig temperatures. saturday will be partly to mostly cloudy with a chance of a few showers.

time now to talk some warriors... last night-- we saw how powerful this team can be. after being down at halftime against the clippers, golden state dropped 50-points in the 3rd quarter... and ran away to another easy win against l-a. but that wasn't the main story at warriors practice today.. the top headline is the ongoing feud between javale mcgee and shaquille o'neal. mark carpenter joins us with

the details. mark? if you haven't seen it, shaq has a regular segment on the tnt broadcast called 'shaqtin a fool'.. it's a montage of bloopers from around the nba and o'neal makes it point to consistently ridicule mcgee. the warriors center has spoken out against the mockery and last night-- their feud went to another level. but first, let's show you some of shaq's handywork. "number 3, javale mcgee!! he just got a crazy alley-oop on an invisible mini hoop. out of bounds. i thought you said javale wasn't gonna be on anymore, nope!" and the tension has now gone beyond the television broadcast... as the two big men are now engaged in a nasty twitter war. where shaq has called mcgee a bum and threatened to fight him. today-- the warriors defended their own.... and feel this has gone on for too long. "it's not the greatest thing for your reputation. i can tell you before i got here, i had a preconceived notion of

javale before he got here that turned out to be totally false and a lot of that was because of what goes on with shaq's 'shaqtin a fool' thing." "he's trying to make his money and enjoy the basketball and this perception of him now is that he's a dumb player because he makes mistakes out on the court. shaq was a free throw shooter, he missed dunks. he airballed free throws. he can't shoot. he couldn't shoot outside the paint, he's bigger than everybody and he didn't have any skills. but he was bigger and stronger than everybody and he's still a great player, but you had your flaws too as a player." reports say the warriors have talked with turner sports about the constant criticism, but no word yet if shaq plans to dial it back. if the bullying persists, mcgee will always have people backing him up. "it's not that he's just on a good team, you still gotta put the work in. he's out there catching those lobs and getting those double-doubles, starting and changing the game for us. he's doing that because he put the work in, so

respect that man." this afternoon-- shaq responded to durant on twitter...saying 'mind your business this aint for you' the nba is taking a closer look at behavior on online networks. earlier this month, the league issued a memo to teams warning against inappropriate use of social media. it's unclear if any disciplinary action would be taken against mcgee or shaq. look for a great place to dine this weekend? coming up after the break... i take you to a place out in the east bay that's serving up some exotic food. it's a south american spot - you have to try out. downtown concord is not

usually where you go to find exotic dining, but that's just changed. tonight on dine and dish - i give you a taste of south america food - in the east bay. lima, peru may be more than 45 hundred miles away from concord, but take a bite of authentic peruvian cuisine here at lima - and you feel like you're there. absolutely it's the real thing, the real deal. meet the marquez family behind lima. elizabeth is the mom and chef john brings his pedigreed culinary skills from celebrity restaurants such as french laundry and per se - down home to downtown concord. i've decided already that snobby three hour dinners... and now it's just fun. more of what makes the guests happy with

these different flavors we're trying to do. and the taste really reminds me of home. not the restaurants so much but the house where they serve. like mama used to make? yes, yes. like this traditional chicken dish called aji de gallina. or fresh caught yellow tail ceviche. or this...filet mignon lomo saltado. and of course, there are peruvian cocktails like this fresh lime pisco sour. spanish and italian influences mixed with japanese chinese some african influences. we"re just lucky! that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. steve aveson joins pam moore for kron 4 news at six. vicki thank you... next

at six... the mayor of san jose speaks out about all the finger pointing following this week's flood. how he plans to get to the bottom of what went wrong... is coming up. and we are following breaking news in the east bay... where a pit bull has attacked a 10 month-old boy. kron 4 news at six is next.

(avo) this holiday... ...get the presidential treatment... ...with a special trade-in offer... ...february sixteenth through the twenty-eighth... and let enterprise car sales... flip your thinking about buying your next vehicle. that breaking news we're followng tonight is in the east bay where a child was attacked by a pit bill.... thanks for joining us i'm steve aveson. and i'm pam moore... it's happening at a home on fremont street near broadway street in concord... you're looking at video of the scene from our helicopter partnership with abc 7 news... concord police was

dispatched to the home earlier this evening... after they recieved reports of a pit bull attcking a child... as of right now, we do not know the condition of the child... and police have not released any information on the dog's condition as well. officers are investigating the incident... stay with kron4 news for the latest updates on this story... we'll bring you the latest information as soon as it comes into the newsroom. the other big story tonight is the cleanup and recovery from the flooding in san jose. people are being let back into their homes... and they are picking up from the mess. also tonight... the mayor is owning up to the problems before the coyote creek breached its banks. we will get to that part of the story in a moment. just a short time ago the city of san jose posted some updated maps of the areas that have under evacuation orders because of the flood.

these are for the oakland road area and the rock springs neighborhood. the places that you see shaded in green.... it is okay for those people to return their homes tonight. there was more progress today in the recovery and re-entry in the rock springs neighborhood. kron fours rob fladeboe has a live update on that .... and more about what went wrong in the hours before the flood. rob ááááááááá

flood victims in san jose are coming together to help each other in their time of needpeople who live on a street hard hit by the flood are creating a list of the things they need from the city to help them get back on track...kron4's haaziq madyun was at a neighborhood meeting today and files this report "i want to welcome you all here, i know this street in particular people come

together in times of fun and now we are coming together in times of need"coyote creek flood victims here on south 20th street held an emergency neighborhood meeting to address several concerns now that they have been allowed back in their homes. gary johnson says they are creating a list of the things they need "right now a lot residents on the street of course have major flood damage to their homes...identify what their needs are and get that list up to city hall""the catastrophe has really hit a small part of the neighborhood, you go outside a few blocks you don't even notice, people are back to normal, but down here this is a very striking event"nate mcclure talks about some of the pressing needs for the who live here"i know a lot of people they don't have electricity, no water...all of their equipment they use for work is gone"most of the folks i talked to here say the meeting was an important step for them to take on behalf of the neighborhood. now they say they need help from the city to back their efforts to get their neighborhood back the

way it was before the flood...in san jose haaziq madyun kron4news a quick update on the anderson reservoir which is spilling into coyote creek. the water distrct says it is at 101-percent of capacity... which is a little lower than yesterday. it is continuing to release water into the spillway to try and drop the level. it is turning out to be a slow process. governor jerry brown wants to spend hundreds of millions of dollars on immediate flood control for our storm- drenched state.. catherine heenan is here with details on how he's hoping to pull it off...

the governor is clearly reacting in part to what happened to oroville dam...but he says it's just part of a much bigger problem... in the short term - he's proposing that the state spends 437 million dollars on flood control 'now'....and otheremergency responses... that includes things like better dam inspections and flood maps.. he's asking for most of the money to come from the voter approved 2014 proposition one water bond.. he'll also ask lawmakers to re-direct 50- million dollars from the general fund. the governor says the problem is so bad....it's time to 'start spending money.' the govenor says california ultimately needs billions of dollars to fix water andtransportation infrastructure....and suggests it can only happen with tax increases. he says

he doesn't have the 'full answer' yet on raising enough money. as for the immediate action he's requesting -- he still needs approval from the legislature and wants that to happen as soon as possible. pam and steve? the costs to repair california's damaged roads this winter.. are piling up. caltrans says, its latest estimate is 600- million dollars.. to fix all the washouts and damage from mudslides. that is more than double the annual budget for emergency road repairs. and the figure could climb, because caltrans is waiting for some places to dry out. local communities are also feeling the strain. in butte county, the public works department says, it has already used up its 'entire' emergnecy fund of one - million dollars. crews are working to clean up a mudslide in orinda. this morning pg&e crews were working on a nearby transmission tower that was damaged. crews are working to reroute the transmission

line away from the damaged mudslide area. once that project is complete... the tower will be replaced. the work is expected to continue into the weekend. toss weather we can expect partly cloudy skies and chilly temperatures tonight with some valleys near freezinig temperatures. saturday will be partly to mostly cloudy with a chance of a few showers.

tonight - the end of a long search for a missing teen. last night, we told you how a person out walking a dog in the east bay discovered a body. we know now that it has been identified as jayda jenkins. jenkins went missing after being in a car accident during one our powerful storms to hit the. it was here along the banks of almeda creek - 11 miles from where jayda jenkins crashed her car - - that her body was finally found. family. it has been a very tough

road for jayda's family. several days after jayda jenkins went missing - her family spotted a ripple in the current here along alameda creek off of niles canyon - that slight deviation turned out to be her car. but when it was pulled from the waters. jayda was not inside. her family declined to make a statement today - they are now making plans for a memorial service. a disturbing crime out of contra costa county. prosecutors say, they have charged 25-year-old antonio parra- rodriguez with 13 -counts of child molestation. investigators say, he had a relationship with a girl .. starting when she was 12

.. and they say, he got her pregant. police say, the parents of the victim knew about the relationship and allowed it continue. the contra costa county district attorney's office says, they have been arrested and face felony charges. the city of oakland officially gets its new chief of police on monday... after being rocked by the sex scandal which one of our kron-4 reporters broke last year.... the new chief, anne kirkpatrick, will be sworn in monday morning by mayor libby schaaf. kirkpatrick was the former police chief in the city of spokane, washington.... and also worked on leading organizational development inside the chicago police department. the ceremony will be held at oakland's city hall in frank ogawa plaza. kirkpatrick is the first female police chief in oakland's history. the debate over legalized recreational marijuana is heating up. how one of

california's top lawmakers is firing back at the white house over a possible crackdown. and take a look at this. a woman says it is here iphone going up in flames. what she says an apple store told her just one day before this video was taken. plus is bart about to raise its fares on commuter. why the transit agency is suddenly considering this option. shoulders don't just carry pads.

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all options including fare increases... are on the table, now that it has a projected budget deficit of 25- to- 35 million dollars. how did they get here, and how can they solve it.? kron 4's dan kerman has been talking and bart and its riders today.. he joins us live from the montgomery bart station bart is once again facing a massive budget shortfall 15 to 25 million dollars this fiscal year and 25 to 35 million dollars next year the reasons, it begins with ridershipsot alicia trost/bart spokesperson9% drop in weekend ridership, weekday ridership is flat, also sales tax is less than expectedclosing the

gap won't be easy bart is looking at a variety of options which won't impact riders, but they admit fare hikes, parking fee hikes, service cuts, and a reduction in discounts are all on the tablesoti'm not surprise beause there's always another shortfallriders were clearly not shocked to hear about bart's latest economic woes, but they weren't happy about the prospect of possibly paying moresotwe should make it accerssible to all and raising the rates are going to make that harderwhat you don't want is everybody getting back in their cars.bart says they are well aware of that factor sotwe don't want to scare away riders , directors made that clear yesterday and it will be part of the equation when deciding how to balance the budgetbart believes the 9% drop in weekend ridership is due to frequent service disruptions as well as the

fact that a family of 4 may now be opting to take uber for one price as opposed to paying 4 individual fares to ride bart.sotwe are exploring some possibilities like a family pass that would only work on the weekend to help tackle that.139/help tackle that california lieutenant governor gavin newsom... is calling out the white house for its most recent position on recreational marijuana. president trump's press secretary said yesterday that the justice department would be looking more closely at recreation pot use. kron 4's maureen kelly has been following all of the

developments on this subject and joins us now... lieutanant governor newsom wrote a strongly worded letter to the white today... defending california's decision to legalize the use of recreational pot. in a letter to the president, newsom said "we can't continue to keep doing what we;ve done and expect a different result. a tightly regularted marketplace for adult recreational marijuana use is a new and better approach." california voters approved proposition 64 last november.. and the state is working on how to manage what is expected to be 7 billion dollar industry. newsom says the administration should leave states -- such as california alone saying -- "the government must not strip legal and publically supported industry of its business, and hand it back to drug cartels and criminals." newsom also called white house press secreary sean spicer "grossly misinformed"sot: sean spiecer

says: "i think when you see something like the opiod crisis blossoming in so many states around this country, the last thing we should doing is encouraging people there is still a federal law."... newsom came out swinging saying "marijuana is nothing like an opioid and there is no scientific evidence that marijuana use increases the use of opioids. i recently sat down with bay area rapper and pot entrepenuer berner. he watching to see if jeff sessions, the newly appointed attorney general, will interfere to stop this burgeoning business. because of past negative comments sessions has made about recreational pot. "sessions says good people don't smoke pot. well, i'm a great father, great friend, good businessman and i smoke pot will off duty cops and nurses and people who are making positive change, so if he says good people don't smoke pot he must have been living in a dungeon"

berner is the face of a multimillion dollar marijuana lifestyle brand. be sure to check out my indepth report on him coming up tonight at 10. apple says, it is looking into a video which shows an i-phone- seven- plus phone .... catching fire. the woman posted it earlier this week... you can see the phone smoking, and the edge... melting away. she claims she had problems turning the phone on and off after about a month.... and took it to a store in arizona. the woman says, employees told her it was fine, but the next day ... she says this happened. apple says, it is in touch with the woman ... to figure out what might have

gone wrong. there have been a few reports in the past about i-phones bursting into flames. toss weather we can expect partly cloudy skies and chilly temperatures tonight with some valleys near freezinig temperatures. saturday will be partly to mostly cloudy with a chance of a few showers.

are we about to see a 'new' travel ban from the white house. the moves made today, which suggest the trump administration is about to make a change... and the startling information from

homeland security. plus the mystery deeps around the airport killing of the half brother of north korea's leader. what we learned today about the poison that was used. new tonight at eight...the wet weather is causing lots of problems.. but for one northern california man, it turned out to be good luck. how a mudslide... netted him 3- quarters -of-a - million dollars.that story.... tonight at eight.

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issues a new order... the motion was filed today...arguing that all actions on the appeal should be stopped becausepresident trump is planning to issue a new executive order. his initial order temporarily banned travelers from seven predominantly muslim countries.. and it paused the u.s. refugee program.. today the president made it clear - again - that he's still determined to take action.. the president was speaking at the conservative political action conference.. also today - an intelligence review he

requested found insufficient evidence that citizens of the countries included in the ban pose a threat to the u.s... steve and pam? contracts for president trump's proposed border wall .... could start going out in april. today ... u-s customs and border protection.. posted online a request for bids to go out at the beginning of march. the agency will then narrow down the list of bidders by the end of the month. the price tag on a 2-thousand mile long wall .... has been put at 21-billion dollars. the president has been adamant that mexico will pay for it.... which that nation has vehemently denied... right now, the u.s. congress would have to authorize the money... how the president eventually plans to follow through on the promise, remains to be seen. big news today from lockheed martin. the hundreds of jobs it says is pulling out of the bay area... and where they are headed. and what is v-x?

details on the poison reportedly used to kill the half brother of north korea's leader.. at a busy airport. plus we will explain a serious flaw google recently discovered in several websites and how could affect your cyber security.

summary: the recovery and clean up process continues for most of the areas surround coyote creek. nearly four thousand people remain under mandatory evacuations...but the number of units still effected in the flood zone is now under one thousand. there was also praise today for the firefighters who helped rescue some 350-people who were trapped when the flood waters rose. and a 65-hundred dollar donation to flood vicitms by four local trade unions. summary: coyote creek flood victims on south 20th held an emergency meeting to address several concerns now that they have been allowed back in their homes. in san jose haaziq madyun kron 4

news. google has a team of white hat hackers these are good guys that work for google and google has a team of white hat hackers these are good guys that work for google and search the web for vulnerablities. on their researchers discovered a flaw in websites that use "cloud=fare" which is a widely used content distribution and security company, that works with almost five million websites including uber, okcupid and fitbit.so it's a platform working behind the scenes for websites you might have accounts with the cloudflare flaw may have leaked information from some of the websites..information that could have potentially been yours like private messages, authentication tokens, passwords and other sensitive data. but the chances are low. if a cyber criminal was looking deep in the code of one of these websites compramised for sensitive information they may have been able to access some private information. for now there is now evidence or reports of anyone taking advantage of this flaw and during his speech at the

c-p-a-c today... president donald trump says he intends to keep his promises made to the american people... with plans to upgrade the u-s military in both offensive and defensive capabilities. the massive military build-up includes a large budge request for the nation's troops. president trump spoke optimistically about the advancements he has planned..maintaining the idea of putting america first...and securing our borders. president trump offered few specifics on what steps he would take... in what he says will be one of the greatest military buildups in america's history. a legendary missile

program based in the bay area is on the move. lockheed martin says it is relocating 650 jobs from sunnyvale to other states. it is the trident missile program that is getting relocated. those employees design and engineer nuclear warheads for the united states' submarine fleet. the trident missile was first deployed in 1979. lockheed says the jobs are being moved colorado and florida... it is expected to be done by 2024. the company is keeping 42-hundred other jobs at its sunnyvale location. in what many considered a disturbing decision by the trump administration... today, certain news outlets were blocked from an off - camera white house press briefing, raising alarm among media organizations and first amendment watchdogs. c-n-n, the new york times, the los angeles times, politico and buzzfeed were excluded from the meeting, which is known as a gaggle .... it is less formal news gathering than the televised q-and-a in the white house briefing room. the associated

press chose not to participate. the following is audio from that briefing. reporter: "this banner on cnn right now says cnn and others have been blocked from media briefings....are cnn and others not in here because you're unhappy with their reporting right now? why are they not in here right now?" voice of sean spicer/white house press secretary: because we had a pool then we expanded it and we added some people to come cover it. my decision to expand the pool."reporter: "the president said at cpac that he was going to do something about it in reference to these he is saying are false by the new york times and cnn and others. what is he talking about there?"voice of sean spicer/white house press secretary: "he said we are going to do something about it. we're just not going to sit back and let, you know, false narratives and false stories and inaccurate facts get out there." c-n-n tweeted in response.. quote - "this is an unacceptable development by the trump white house. apparently, this is how they retaliate when you report facts they don't like.

we'll keep reporting regardless." malaysian police say, they now know exactly what was used to kill kim jong nam. the half brother of north korea's leader .. was apparently attacked with a poisonous liquid.. at the kuala lumpur airport. a chemical weapon known as a v-x nerve agent was found on his body, according to a new government report. alexandra field with our partners at c-n-n explains what v-x is.

toss weather .. lawrence we can expect partly cloudy skies and chilly temperatures tonight with some valleys near freezinig temperatures. saturday will be partly to mostly cloudy with a chance of a few showers.

they do more than make honey. how researchers managed to teach bees to play soccer.

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.bumble bees may be smarter than you think... and maybe even a little more athletic as well. the discovery comes after a researcher at queen mary university of london trained bees to play soccer. the experiment publishe din the journal science - required the bees to roll a ball to a specific place...then they would be rewarded with sugar water. if a bee couldn't figure out how to get the reward...the researcher would demonstrate by using a plastic bee on a stick to push the ball to the center. findings showed the bees had good memories...and they would catch on pretty quickly. in sports... gary and his lovely wife alicia will join us to read fan emails. plus... giants baseball is back... gary will show us the highlights from their first

spring training game and has all the sports coming up.

we are more than a month away from opening day... the journey to october began today for the giants. they faced off against the reds in their first cactus league game. bottom of the 1st/ 2-0 reds hunter pence hits an rbi double cutting cincinnati's lead by one. top of the 2nd/ 2-1 reds jose peraza with a base hit brings in tony renda to give the reds a 2-run lead. bottom of the 9th/4-3 reds chris marrero hits a 3-run walkoff homer final: 6-4 san francisco áthe giants and a's will play the world series champions tomorrow afternoon

the warriors got a nice win last night, but all the talk today is the feud between javale mcgee and shaquille o'neal. shaq has repeatedly made fun of mcgee in his 'shaqtin a fool' segment on tnt, but now their back-and-forth is going beyond the broadcast. the two big men...are in a twitter feud....and it's getting heated, with shaq calling mcgee a bum and threatening to fight him. it's gotten so bad, the warriors have reportedly talked with turner sports about the constant criticism. this afternoon-- kevin durant backed up mcgee in a huge way...and went after shaq's resume.

shaq went on twitter calling out durant... 'mind yo business this ain't for you' and a few minutes later he tweet... 'i understand your sticking up for your teammate... that's cool but your boy is still a bum, he started it, i'm going to finish it'. meanwhile draymond green

went after paul pierce legacy in last night's game between golden state and clippers. listen to what the warriors all-star had to say about the oakland native. green added 'you can't get no farewell tour! they don't love you like that. did you think your were kobe' the 10-time all star fired back on twitter saying: '73 wins and you thought you were going to win a title that year. 3-1 lead oops'

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