good morning i'm marty gonzalez welcome to the kron 4 morning news.. a live look at storm tracker 4 we can see scattred showers right now, but rain is on it's way later today. so lets the latest on the weekend forecast from meteorolgist dave spahr. a weather system dropping from north to south off the west coast will bring rain chances to our area today and tonight, primarily near the coastal areas. another system will produce shower chances from late sunday into monday. dry weather is expected to

return by tuesday. an extended period of dry weather, along with a warming trend, is then forecast through the remainder of next week.

we got a very short notice that we had to evacuate. i just got a phone call from work came packed up everything, i mean the most important things and left. our top story this morning... the clean up after major flooding in san jose continues. thousands of people were impacted when coyote creek spilled over. flooding homes, and cars and forcing people out of their homes with little notice. and while some have been allowed to return, as many as 3 thousand people are still out of their homes. one woman who was allowed back describes what the evacuation felt like. i felt homeless i felt trapped i felt lost. i came home and i didn't have hot water i didn't have i didn't have the stove i didn't have anything. no notices, anything on why the gas was turned off in the 1st place. san jose mayor sam liccardo is owning up to problems that existed before coyote creek breached its banks. and he had a clear message for the thousands of people impacted. let me say

this the bureaucratic finger pointing stops today. this happened in my city i'm responsible. it happened in our city, we are responsible we are gonna fix whatever problems caused the lack of advanced notice to residents. a public meeting will be held next tuesday to answer questions about why people were not warned sooner about the flooding. and happening today... the mayors office is taking action today. putting on their work gloves and grabbing shovels to help clean up neighboorhoods affected by the flooding. kron 4's averi harper is live in san jose where a neighborhood clean up is underway. averi? the san jose mayor's office in a neighborhood cleanup along coyote creek in the neighborhoods

thanks averi.

if you want to help any of the people affected by the flooding in san jose visit kron-4-dot-com. we have links where you can donate to the red cross and to the flood victims relief fund. breaking news. a part of morgan territory road in contra costa county is closed this morning because of a mudslide. the roadway is closed between oak hill lane and williams road. there is no access to marsh creek road by morgan territory road. contra costa water district crews are working in the area this morning to repair a waterline damaged

because of the slide. officials say they don't know when the road will reopen. in the east bay... police officers were forced to shoot and kill a dog after it attacked a baby. it happened at a home on fremont street in concord. police say the family dog, a german shepard mix named charlie, started growling at the baby who was on the floor. the mother, then picked up the baby, and that's when the dog attacked. biting the ten- month old in the face. when police arrived to the scene they were able to get the dog away from the child. police say it was a very dangerous situation.

the child is being treated for the cuts on his head at children's hospital in oakland. the family says, they've had the dog since he was a puppy and this was the first time he has acted out. another big story we are following this morning.. a tragic end to the search for a missing teenager from tracy. authorities identified the body found in alameda creek thursday night as jayda jenkins. the 18-year-old went missing last month after she drove off niles canyon road into the creek during a storm. search crews and family members found her unoccupied car submerged in the creek. then thursday night her body was discovered by a man who was walking his dogs 11 miles downstream from the crash site. now, friends and family are remembering a young life lost. ...she's one of my favorite people. even is she saw if you were sad, she'd always be there for you. the family released a

statement saying, "we're happy we have some sort of closure. we'll be happy to move forward and start the healing process." coming up... a dramatic rescue caught on camera. the intense situation a skier had to survive before he was rescued. and.. after months of severe weather the state is asking for help. how much governor brown is wants presidnet trump for in relief efforts. also... the effects of long term stress. how it can effect your weight. that's next.

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is a look at some of the new medical findings released this week: long-term stress ámightá make you fat. that's according to a new study. researchers compared stress levels and body weight of more than 25-hundred men and women. they found consistent evidence that chronic stress is associated with higher levels of obesity. researchers did say that they do not know exactly why stress can lead to weight gain.

but they say - people who are stressed have a tendency to eat more and snack on more unhealthy foods. doctors say taking the time to exercise will reduce stress and weight. i have a full forecast straight ahead.

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north to south off the west coast will bring rain chances to our area today and tonight, primarily near the coastal areas. another system will produce shower chances from late sunday into monday. dry weather is expected to return by tuesday. an extended period of dry weather, along with a warming trend, is then forecast through the remainder of next week.

covering california. the f-b-i joins the search for a missing teen in southern california. 14 year-old elias rodriguez has been missing for more than a week. his parents say they are worried he may have been swept away by flood waters following last week's storm. rodriguez has no history of running away or family problems at home. his family has posted posters with the teens picture in the area. police are asking anyone with information to contact detectives. in the sierra, a skier is alive this morning despite spending a cold night lost in the snow. a rescue helicopter managed to find him in the wilderness the 32-year-old says heavy winds caused him to accidentally cross into an out-of-bounds area at the heavenly ski resort in lake tahoe. officers say they have seen more calls for help from skiers and snowboarders this winter. the rescued skier was treated at a hospital for

frost bite on two of his fingers, but is otherwise doing okay. two months of washouts, mudslides and potholes have taken a major toll on california's highways. cal-trans says the damage so far amounts to more than six- hundred million dollars. that is more than double the yearly budget cal-trans has alloted for road repairs. the extra money will have to come from the state's emergency fund. and now, governor jerry brown is asking president trump for help. kron four's catherine heenan breaks down some very big numbers. "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. ." coming up.. it started as a joke -- but now it has turned serious. the escalating feud between a warriors player -- and shaq. live look outside... richmond bridge

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are dominating on the court. blowing out oppenents on a nightly basis. but at a recent practice the talk was all about twitter. there is an ongoing feud between warriors center javale mcgee and hall of famer shaquille o'neal. as kron 4's mark carpenter explains, now the team's stars are coming to mcgee's defense. 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.

happening tonight. the dubs will be taking on the brooklyn nets at oracle. the warriors are coming off a big win against the clippers thursday night. a game where they scored 50 points in the 3rd quarter after scoring only 49 in the 1st half. tonights game tips off at 7:30. live look outside... golden gate bridge.. for the weekend: it's the "art of living black" art fair in oakland. check out the painters, media artists, photogrophers and more. it's happening at jingletown art studios from 11:00 to 6:00. it's free to attend.

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toss to weather. a weather system dropping from north to south off the west coast will bring rain chances to our area today and tonight, primarily near the coastal areas. another system will produce shower chances from late sunday into monday. dry weather is expected to return by tuesday. an extended period of dry weather, along with a warming trend, is then forecast through the remainder of next week.

in the east bay. we are learning more this morning about the alameda county sheriff's deputy who died in a tragic accident. 60-year old mike foley was critically injured after being hit by a bus at santa rita county jail in dublin this is video of the aftermath courtsey of our

helicopter partnership with 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. foley served in bay area law enforcement for nearly 40-years, previously working for the concord police department. for those who lost everything in the san jose flood, that kind of crisis could lead to a whole range of emotions like fear, anger and depression. for some, signs of stress can be seen right away, for others it could take weeks. kron 4's lydia pantazes spoke with a mental health expert about the emotional challenges flood victims may face. there are about a 140 people staying here at james lick high school.that number is expected to increase tonight. officials with the american red cross say one of the things they do here is provide grief counseling to help people cope with their loss.we spoke with a mental health expert who says it's normal for people for people to be angry, upset... or feel depressed.it's not only because of the loss of their material items but because of

the fear of what's next and not having control of the situation.we spoke to dr. janet childs, director of education and training for the bill wilson center about what the community can do to help. "we need to allow people to have their pain and to express it in any way that they can, many times that might be anger, might be withdrawn, or they just don't want to talk at all."not only is dr. childs a mental health professional, she's also a flood victim. we'll hear more about that coming up at 10.reporting in san jose, lydia pantazes kron4 news.

if you want to help any of the people affected by the flooding in san jose visit kron-4-dot-com. we have links where you can donate to the red cross and to the flood victims relief fund. happening now. police are investigating a series of burglaries in a busy san francisco neighborhood. kron four's charles clifford shows us what's happening in the area.

this is surveillance video taken at a home near the intersection of 20th avenue and pacheco in san francisco's sunset neighborhood last week. the video was recorded around 4:30 in the morning. the man, seen here, enters the front gate of the house, notices the surveillance camera and then points it at the ground. the victims shared the video on social media and say that this man searched through their garage and ransacked a car but only took a few items of little value. according to the san francisco police department there have been several late night burglaries that match this pattern. they also believe the same person is responsible for most of the break ins. so far, investigators have not identified a suspect in this case.sotit's alarming. neighbors have been sharing the video and talking about the break ins online.sotsotthe commanding officer of sfpd's taraval station said in a statement that. "the uniformed

officers and the investigators are determined to identify and apprehend the suspect in this series."sfpd has also stepped up patrols in the area and answered questions at a public meeting on thursday. sot coming up... an east bay baby who just couldnt wait to greet the world. the unbelieveable story next.

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on a new meaning. an east bay mom went into labor so quickly, her baby girl was born in the back seat of a car just outside the hospital. kron four's ella sogomonian spoke with the parents and has the story. kim gooden, mom"it's great it's not what we wanted to happen but it'll be a good story for her to tell."baby amaro was ready for the world...but the world wasn't quite ready for her arrival thursday.as her parents pulled up to the alta bates medical center in berkeley a normal delivery turned into absolute mayhem "we pulled into the parking lot and that's it the baby was coming."a code stork was called out to the maternity ward. cami bushey, labor and delivery assistant manager"which is kind of an emergency broadcast overhead at the hospital let's people know there's a baby being born outside of labor and delivery."

fortunately for the couple -delivery nurse theresa pellow- mccauley with 30 years of experience heard the scream while passing by on her way into work. "she called for gloves and delivered the baby and i'm just so thankful she was there."dad dan stone says a string of serendipitous moments led up to the event. dan stone, dad"i mean there were a couple of things that happened we almost missed the turn that would get us in front of the hospital in which case we wouldn't have made it. if we hadn't arrived at that moment the nurse wouldn't have been reporting to her shift." this is the couple's second child delivered at the same hospital- so this time they had it all planned out.'we had a bag packed and a birth plan but of course things don't work out as you think they will." born to storytellers who are both writers - their newborn has certainly given them unique material to work with. "yeah it's a good sign we have high expectations of her now."

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a weather system dropping from north to south off the west coast will bring rain chances to our area today and tonight, primarily near the coastal areas. another system will produce shower chances from late sunday into monday. dry weather is expected to return by tuesday. an extended period of dry weather, along with a warming trend, is then forecast through the remainder of next week.

president trump fires up the crowd at a major conservative conference... and takes a sharp aim at the main stream media. shortly after that appearance at c-pac... the white house blocked certain news organizations from a white house off-camera briefing. karin caifa explains. "it's great to be back at cpac. i love this place." president trump's friday morning speech at cpac felt a lot like the campaign speeches of last year -- blasting the media's coverage of both his

campaign -- and the early days of his administrationpresident 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."but shortly after his remarks -- news organizations including cnn, the new york times, the los angeles times, politico and buzzfeed -- said they were blocked -- from an informal gaggle with press secretary sean spicer-- a move that's been met with alarm by media organizations, and first amendment watchdogs.white house spokespersons say a pool was present so the update would be available to everyone -- and that spicer made a decision to add a few organizations to the mix. despite his ongoing criticisms of the media - and the white house actions on friday - the president said he's a supporter of the first amendmentpresident donald trump: "the first amendment gives all of us -- it gives it to me, it gives it to you, it gives it to all americans, the right to speak our minds freely. it gives you the right

and me the right to criticize fake news and criticize it strongly"trump received applause for his sharp rhetoric on the media -- and for his recap of the g-o-p's november victory.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 national harbor maryland, 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 filed yesterday says all actions on the appeal should be stopped because the president intends to issue a new executive order. the new order would address some of the constitutional concerns raised by his first action. his executive order temporarily banned travelers from seven predominantly muslim countries and paused the u-s refugee program. a florida couple is shaken this morning after crooks broke into their home

and stole 100-thousand-dollars in luxury watches. the couple says the burglars struck when the couple had gone out for dinner. when they returned, their garage door was cut in half and their closets were ransacked. an entire watch collection, worth about 100-thousand- dollars is now gone. the couple says they now feel like their home is a target... officials are monitoring their home and continuing their investigation this morning. take a look at this new surveillance video from an apple store in southern california showing just how fast thieves can operate. keep a close eye on the man in the red shirt... he is one of the men wanted by police. you can see the thieves walk in the store, they start gathering up i-phones, then rip the cables that attach the phones to a table. it all happened in front of several witnesses in glendale. the thieves made off with 14- thousand dollars in merchandise all in a matter of seconds. coming up... it's

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headlines this morning. oscar weekend isn't usually a big one at the box office... but one film could "scare up" a lot of business. david daniel has your weekend movie preview. "get out.""sorry, man.""get out!""yo!" "get out" is ready to scare up a big opening weekend. the horror thriller about a black man meeting his white girlfriend's family is getting strong reviews, and box office watchers say it could debut with 20-million dollars or more -- four times what it cost to make."have you ever composed?""i have this

one little something about a garbage truck.""waste management, mate -- it's not very rock 'n' roll, is it?"the other two new wide releases don't figure to make much noise: "rock dog," the animated tale of a music- loving mastiff who dreams of stardom, and "collide," a thriller about love and danger on the autobahn."some people would think what i did was kind of romantic.""well, it's kind of romantic."in hollywood, i'm david daniel. covering california. one man in the state is a few hundred thousand dollars richer this morning and it's all because of the recent storm damage. after a mudslide closed a lodi road that jason prewett usually takes to get his lotto tickets... he went to a different liquor store, bought a ticket and hit the jackpot. the father of two won 750-thousand dollars all because of the rain. a ticket with a jackpot this big has never been sold at that liquor store. prewett says his family struggled financially before winning this jackpot. he says he'll use the money to pay off bills and buy a house.

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good morning i'm marty gonzalez welcome to the kron 4 morning news.. a live look at storm tracker 4 we can see scattred showers right now, but rain is on it's way later today. so lets the latest on the weekend forecast from meteorolgist dave spahr.

a weather system dropping from north to south off the west coast will bring rain chances to our area today and tonight, primarily near the coastal areas. another system will produce shower chances from late sunday into monday. dry weather is expected to return by tuesday. an extended period of dry weather, along with a warming trend, is then forecast through the remainder of next week.

we got a very short notice evacuate. i just call from here and packed up everything, i important things and left. our top story this morning... the clean up after major flooding in san jose continues. thousands of people were impacted when coyote creek spilled over. flooding homes, and cars and forcing people out of their homes with little notice. and while some have been allowed to return, as many as 3 thousand people are still out of their homes. one woman who was allowed back describes what the evacuation felt like. i felt homeless i felt trapped i felt lost. i came home and i didn't have hot water i didn't have i didn't have the stove i didn't have anything. no notices, anything on why the gas was turned off in the 1st place.

san jose mayor sam liccardo is owning up to problems that existed before coyote creek breached its banks. and he had a clear message for the thousands of people impacted. let me say this the bureaucratic finger pointing stops today. this happened in my city i'm responsible. it happened in our city, we are responsible we are gonna fix whatever problems caused the lack of advanced notice to residents. a public meeting will be held next tuesday to answer questions about why people were not warned sooner about the flooding. and happening today... the mayors office is taking action today. putting on their work gloves and grabbing shovels to help clean up neighboorhoods affected by the flooding. kron 4's averi harper is live in san jose

where a neighborhood clean up is underway. averi? the san jose mayor's office in a neighborhood cleanup along coyote creek in the neighborhoods doing that. thanks averi.

if you want to help any of the people affected by the flooding in san jose visit kron-4-dot-com. we have links where you can donate to the red cross and to the flood victims relief fund. breaking news. a part of morgan territory road in contra costa county is closed this morning because of a mudslide. the roadway is closed between oak hill lane and williams road. there is no access to marsh creek

road by morgan territory road. contra costa water district crews are working in the area this morning to repair a waterline damaged because of the slide. officials say they don't know when the road will reopen. in the east bay... police officers were forced to shoot and kill a dog after it attacked a baby. it happened at a home on fremont street in concord. police say the family dog, a german shepard mix named charlie, started growling at the baby who was on the floor. the mother, then picked up the baby, and that's when the dog attacked. biting the ten- month old in the face. when police arrived to the scene they were able to get the dog away from the child. police say it was a very dangerous situation.

the child is being treated for the cuts on his head at children's hospital in oakland. the family says, they've had the dog since he was a puppy and this was the first time he has acted out. another big story we are following this morning.. a tragic end to the search for a missing teenager from tracy. authorities identified the body found in alameda creek thursday night as jayda jenkins. the 18-year-old went missing last month after she drove off niles canyon road into the creek during a storm. search crews and family members found her unoccupied car submerged in the creek. then thursday night her body was discovered by a man who was walking his dogs 11 miles downstream from the crash site. now, friends and family are remembering a young life lost.

...she's one of my favorite people. even is she saw if you were sad, she'd always be there for you. the family released a statement saying, "we're happy we have some sort of closure. we'll be happy to move forward and start the healing process." coming up... a dramatic rescue caught on camera. the intense situation a skier had to survive before he was rescued. and.. after months of severe weather the state is asking for help. how much governor brown is wants presidnet trump for in relief efforts. also... the effects of long term stress. how it can effect your weight. that's next.

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levels and body weight of more than 25-hundred men and women. they found consistent evidence that chronic stress is associated with higher levels of obesity. researchers did say that they do not know exactly why stress can lead to weight gain. but they say - people who are stressed have a tendency to eat more and snack on more unhealthy foods. doctors say taking the time to exercise will reduce stress and weight. i have a full forecast

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toss to weather. a weather system dropping from north to south off the west coast will bring rain chances to our area today and tonight, primarily near the coastal areas. another system will produce shower chances from late sunday into monday. dry weather is expected to return by tuesday. an extended period of dry weather, along with a warming trend, is then forecast through the remainder of next week.

covering california. the f-b-i joins the search for a missing teen in southern california. 14 year-old elias rodriguez has been missing for more than a week. his parents say they are worried he may have been swept away by flood waters following last week's storm. rodriguez has no history of running away or family problems at home. his family has posted posters with the teens picture in the area. police are asking anyone with information to contact detectives. in the sierra, a skier is alive this morning despite spending a cold night lost in the snow. a rescue helicopter managed to find him in the wilderness the 32-year-old says heavy winds caused him to accidentally cross into an out-of-bounds area at the heavenly ski resort in lake tahoe. officers say they have seen more calls for help from

skiers and snowboarders this winter. the rescued skier was treated at a hospital for frost bite on two of his fingers, but is otherwise doing okay. two months of washouts, mudslides and potholes have taken a major toll on california's highways. cal-trans says the damage so far amounts to more than six- hundred million dollars. that is more than double the yearly budget cal-trans has alloted for road repairs. the extra money will have to come from the state's emergency fund. and now, governor jerry brown is asking president trump for help. kron four's catherine heenan breaks down some very big numbers. "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. ." coming up.. it started as a joke -- but now it has turned serious. the escalating feud between a warriors player -- and shaq.

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are dominating on the court. blowing out oppenents on a nightly basis. but at a recent practice the talk was all about twitter. there is an ongoing feud between warriors center javale mcgee and hall of famer shaquille o'neal. as kron 4's mark carpenter explains, now the team's stars are coming to mcgee's defense. 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.

happening tonight. the dubs will be taking on the brooklyn nets at oracle. the warriors are coming off a big win against the clippers thursday night. a game where they scored 50 points in the 3rd quarter after scoring only 49 in the 1st half. tonights game tips off at 7:30. live look outside... golden gate

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toss to weather. a weather system dropping from north to south off the west coast will bring rain chances to our area today and tonight, primarily near the coastal areas. another system will produce shower chances from late sunday into monday. dry weather is expected to return by tuesday. an extended period of dry weather, along with a warming trend, is then forecast through the remainder of next week.

in the east bay. we are learning more this morning about the alameda county sheriff's deputy who died in a tragic accident. 60-year old mike foley was critically injured after being hit by a bus at santa rita county jail in dublin this is video of the aftermath courtsey of our helicopter partnership with 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. foley served in bay area law enforcement for nearly 40-years, previously working for the concord police department. for those who lost everything in the san jose flood, that kind of crisis could lead to a whole range of emotions like fear, anger and depression. for some, signs of stress can be seen right away, for others it could take weeks. kron 4's lydia pantazes spoke with a mental health expert about the emotional challenges flood victims may face. there are about a 140 people staying here at james lick high school.that number is expected to increase tonight. officials with the american red cross say one of the things they do here is provide grief counseling to help people cope with their loss.we spoke with a mental health expert who says it's normal for people for people to be angry, upset... or feel depressed.it's not only because of the loss of their material items but because of the fear of what's next and not having control of the situation.we spoke to dr. janet childs, director of

education and training for the bill wilson center about what the community can do to help. "we need to allow people to have their pain and to express it in any way that they can, many times that might be anger, might be withdrawn, or they just don't want to talk at all."not only is dr. childs a mental health professional, she's also a flood victim. we'll hear more about that coming up at 10.reporting in san jose, lydia pantazes kron4 news.

if you want to help any of the people affected by the flooding in san jose visit kron-4-dot-com. we have links where you can donate to the red cross and to the flood victims relief fund. happening now. police are investigating a series of burglaries in a busy san francisco neighborhood. kron four's charles clifford shows us what's happening in the area. this is surveillance video taken at a home near the intersection of 20th avenue and pacheco in san francisco's sunset neighborhood last week. the video was recorded around 4:30 in the morning. the man, seen here, enters the

front gate of the house, notices the surveillance camera and then points it at the ground. the victims shared the video on social media and say that this man searched through their garage and ransacked a car but only took a few items of little value. according to the san francisco police department there have been several late night burglaries that match this pattern. they also believe the same person is responsible for most of the break ins. so far, investigators have not identified a suspect in this case.sotit's alarming. neighbors have been sharing the video and talking about the break ins online.sotsotthe commanding officer of sfpd's taraval station said in a statement that. "the uniformed officers and the investigators are determined to identify and apprehend the suspect in this series."sfpd has also stepped up patrols in the area and answered questions at a public meeting on thursday. sot

coming up... an east bay baby who just couldnt wait to greet the world. the unbelieveable story next.

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on a new meaning. an east bay mom went into labor so quickly, her baby girl was born in the back seat of a car just outside the hospital. kron four's ella sogomonian spoke with the parents and has the story. kim gooden, mom"it's great it's not what we wanted to happen but it'll be a good story for her to tell."baby amaro was ready for the world...but the world wasn't quite ready for her arrival thursday.as her parents pulled up to the alta bates medical center in berkeley a normal delivery turned into absolute mayhem "we pulled into the parking lot and that's it the baby was coming."a code stork was called out to the maternity ward. cami bushey, labor and delivery assistant manager"which is kind of an emergency broadcast overhead at the hospital let's people know there's a baby being born outside of labor and delivery."

fortunately for the couple -delivery nurse theresa pellow- mccauley with 30 years of experience heard the scream while passing by on her way into work. "she called for gloves and delivered the baby and i'm just so thankful she was there."dad dan stone says a string of serendipitous moments led up to the event. dan stone, dad"i mean there were a couple of things that happened we almost missed the turn that would get us in front of the hospital in which case we wouldn't have made it. if we hadn't arrived at that moment the nurse wouldn't have been reporting to her shift." this is the couple's second child delivered at the same hospital- so this time they had it all planned out.'we had a bag packed and a birth plan but of course things don't work out as you think they will." born to storytellers who are both writers - their newborn has certainly given them unique material to work with. "yeah it's a good sign we have high expectations of her now." still ahead on kron four news weekend. we take a

closer look into sillcon valley and some of the funky, off the wall spots you may not know about. yelp joins us in studio next to go over some of the most reccomended and unique spots..

a weather system dropping from north to south off the west coast will bring rain chances to our area today and tonight, primarily near the coastal areas. another system will produce shower chances from late sunday into monday. dry weather is expected to return by tuesday. an of dry weather, along with a then forecast through the remainder of next week. silicon more to silicon valley than tech and soft ware. there's also magic to be found. from the legend of bigfoot to carnivorous plants - and carnivorous bigfoot to legend of be found. also magic to ware. there's tech and soft valley than more to silicon there is there is more to silicon

valley than tech and soft ware. there's also magic to be found. from the legend of bigfoot to carnivorous plants - and even a hidden dinosaur wonderland. yelp community director candice gatlin is here to share yelpers' favorite landmarks and attractions around. á do you believe?á it's not a

big fancy museum, more a small, labor of love "museum". it's sort of a backwater little hole in the wall place dedicated to bigfoot - exclusively- and has various posters, artifacts, pictures, movies, toys, and collectibles for sale.á it's a fun, interesting, quirky, place to check out for a 15-minute stop up highway-9 deep in the santa cruz mountains.á the owner, mike, has been a regular fixture on the discovery channel and he's happy to answer any and all questions you might have.á mike is not only a believer, but as a child, camping with his family he saw one. reading through reviews, you can see he's turned quite a few yelpers into believers.á costs nothing

to go but they do accept donations if you want to be a part of building the dream á for anyone not familiar, father junipero serra, also known as the founding father of california, building 21 missions up the coast from san diego to san francisco in the 1700s á the sculpture is at the roadside rest stop in hillsborough and overlooks 280- kinda pointing towards the highway, damning the traffic. it's an interesting sculpture that looks like it was made with craftsmanship most frequently found in sculptures constructed of mashed potatoes but there's a really great backstory and reason for thatá the statue has a great story, and you can actually read it all right on yelp because the norma, the

wife of alfredo ruffino, the man who sculpted this work of art, is a yelper and reviewed it with the full back story-- but i'll give you a little preview.á built in the 1970s, alfredo always laughed about the weirdness of the design, but it was the one he was given to build.á alfredo was contracted to build this statue- the only problem, alfred wasn't a statue contractor, he was a stucco contractor... but he got the job and did it as drawn - except for the face. there's much leeway in creating a historical face and he gave the job to his trusted employee mario and mario gave the statue his own face.

á it's like tetanus jurassic park!á massive oxidized metal sculptures and more than just dinosaurs. it's a á it's like tetanus jurassic park!á massive oxidized metal sculptures and more than just dinosaurs. it's a whole

sculpture park and it costs nothing to visit.á all the sculptures are for sale but even if you're not in the market for woolly mammoth in your back yard, you can still peruse, take pics, and marvel and the thousands upon thousands of works of art and larger-than-life sculptures of pretty much the entire animal á they've got some of the á open 10-6pm tuesday through saturday á $3 for adults, $2 for kids and seniors, 4 & under freeá fun alternative museum in burlingame. á they have a large pez exhibit with lots of

historical and collectible information regarding this fun toy/treat, and even a gift shop where you buy some rarer pex paraphernalia. á even if you're not a fan of pez, there's a lot to love about this place. á it's actually 3 mini museums in one- pez memorabilia, classic toy museum, and forbidden/banned toy museum + the world's largest pez dispensing machine- 7' 10" tall! á this isn't your regular average every day museum. it's short and to the point but it brings that nostalgic feeling into your mind. á yelper pro tip: learn about pez and afterward go buy one. they're affordable and sure to put a smile to your face. scattered rain across the

bay area. i have your full weather forecast straight ahead.

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gonzalez welcome to the kron 4 morning news.. a live look at storm tracker 4 we can see scattred showers right now, but rain is on it's way later today. so lets the latest on the weekend forecast from meteorolgist dave spahr.

a weather system dropping from north to south off the west coast will bring rain chances to our area today and tonight, primarily near the coastal areas. another system will produce shower chances from late sunday into monday. dry weather is expected to return by tuesday. an extended period of dry weather, along with a warming trend, is then forecast through the remainder of next week.

we got a very short notice that we had to evacuate. i just got a phone call from work came here and packed up everything, i mean the most important things and left. our top story this morning... the clean up after major flooding in san jose continues. thousands of people were impacted when coyote creek spilled over. flooding homes, and cars and forcing people out of their homes with little notice. and while some have been allowed to return, as many as 3 thousand people are still out of their homes. one woman who was allowed back describes what the evacuation felt like.

i felt homeless i felt trapped i felt lost. i came home and i didn't have hot water i didn't have i didn't have the stove i didn't have anything. no notices, anything on why the gas was turned off in the 1st place. san jose mayor sam liccardo is owning up to problems that existed before coyote creek breached its banks. and he had a clear message for the thousands of people impacted. let me say this the bureaucratic finger pointing stops today. this happened in my city i'm responsible. it happened in our city, we are responsible we are gonna fix whatever problems caused the lack of advanced notice to residents. a public meeting will be held next tuesday to answer questions about why people

were not warned sooner about the flooding. and happening today... the mayors office is taking action today. putting on their work gloves and grabbing shovels to help clean up neighboorhoods affected by the flooding. kron 4's averi harper is live in san jose where a neighborhood clean up is underway. averi? the san jose mayor's office in a neighborhood cleanup along coyote creek in the neighborhoods

some good. thanks averi.

if you want to help any of the people affected by the flooding in san jose visit kron-4-dot-com. we have links where you can donate to the red cross and to the flood victims relief fund. breaking news. a part of morgan territory road in contra costa county is closed this morning because of a mudslide. the roadway is closed between oak hill lane and williams road. there is no access to marsh creek road by morgan territory road. contra costa water

district crews are working in the area this morning to repair a waterline damaged because of the slide. officials say they don't know when the road will reopen. in the east bay... police officers were forced to shoot and kill a dog after it attacked a baby. it happened at a home on fremont street in concord. police say the family dog, a german shepard mix named charlie, started growling at the baby who was on the floor. the mother, then picked up the baby, and that's when the dog attacked. biting the ten- month old in the face. when police arrived to the scene they were able to get the dog away from the child. police say it was a very dangerous situation.

the child is being treated for the cuts on his head at children's hospital in oakland. the family says, they've had the dog since he was a puppy and this was the first time he has acted out. another big story we are following this morning.. a tragic end to the search for a missing teenager from tracy. authorities identified the body found in alameda creek thursday night as jayda jenkins. the 18-year-old went missing last month after she drove off niles canyon road into the creek during a storm. search crews and family members found her unoccupied car submerged in the creek. then thursday night her body was discovered by a man who was walking his dogs 11 miles downstream from the crash site. now, friends and family are remembering a young life lost. ...she's one of my favorite people. even is she saw if you were sad, she'd always be there for you.

the family released a statement saying, "we're happy we have some sort of closure. we'll be happy to move forward and start the healing process." coming up... a dramatic rescue caught on camera. the intense situation a skier had to survive before he was rescued. and.. after months of severe weather the state is asking for help. how much governor brown is wants presidnet trump for in relief efforts. also... the effects of long term stress. how it can effect your weight. that's next.

for your health: here is a look at some of the new medical findings released this week: long-term stress ámightá make you fat. that's according to a new study. researchers compared stress levels and body weight of more than 25-hundred men and women. they found consistent evidence that chronic stress is associated with higher

levels of obesity. researchers did say that they do not know exactly why stress can lead to weight gain. but they say - people who are stressed have a tendency to eat more and snack on more unhealthy foods. doctors say taking the time to exercise will reduce stress and weight. i have a full forecast straight ahead. guys, thanks for making our new french toast so authentic,

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tower. toss to weather. a weather system dropping from north to south off the west coast will bring rain chances to our area today and tonight, primarily near the coastal

areas. another system will produce shower chances from late sunday into monday. dry weather is expected to return by tuesday. an extended period of dry weather, along with a warming trend, is then forecast through the remainder of next week.

happening today... a part of the great highway in san francisco is closed this morning. there is a volunteer cleanup event near lincoln and sloat after the recent storms that struck the bay area. san francisco public works say the cleanup ends at 1:00 this afternoon. but they recommend that you avoid the area this morning. covering california. the f-b-i joins the search for a missing teen in southern california. 14 year-old elias rodriguez has been missing for more than a week. his parents say they are worried he may have been swept away by flood waters following

last week's storm. rodriguez has no history of running away or family problems at home. his family has posted posters with the teens picture in the area. police are asking anyone with information to contact detectives. in the sierra, a skier is alive this morning despite spending a cold night lost in the snow. a rescue helicopter managed to find him in the wilderness the 32-year-old says heavy winds caused him to accidentally cross into an out-of-bounds area at the heavenly ski resort in lake tahoe. officers say they have seen more calls for help from skiers and snowboarders this winter. the rescued skier was treated at a hospital for frost bite on two of his fingers, but is otherwise doing okay. two months of washouts, mudslides and potholes have taken a major toll on california's highways. cal-trans says the damage so far amounts to more than six-

hundred million dollars. that is more than double the yearly budget cal-trans has alloted for road repairs. the extra money will have to come from the state's emergency fund. and now, governor jerry brown is asking president trump for help. kron four's catherine heenan breaks down some very big numbers. "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. ." coming up.. it started as a joke -- but now it has turned serious. the escalating feud between a warriors player -- and shaq. live look outside... richmond in our suvs,

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are dominating on the court. blowing out oppenents on a nightly basis. but at a recent practice the talk was all about twitter. there is an ongoing feud between warriors center javale mcgee and hall of famer shaquille o'neal. as kron 4's mark carpenter explains, now the team's stars are coming to mcgee's defense. 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. happening tonight. the dubs will be taking on the brooklyn nets at oracle. the warriors are coming off a big win against the clippers thursday night. a game where they scored 50 points in the 3rd quarter after scoring only 49 in the 1st half. tonights game tips off at 7:30.

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storm tracker four. live look at embarcadero

toss to weather. a weather system dropping from north to south off the west coast will bring rain chances to our area today and tonight, primarily near the coastal areas. another system will produce shower chances from late sunday into monday. dry weather is expected to return by tuesday. an extended period of dry weather, along with a warming trend, is then forecast through the remainder of next week. in the east bay. we are learning more this morning about the alameda county sheriff's deputy who died in a tragic accident. 60-year

old mike foley was critically injured after being hit by a bus at santa rita county jail in dublin this is video of the aftermath courtsey of our helicopter partnership with 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. foley served in bay area law enforcement for nearly 40-years, previously working for the concord police for those who lost everything in the san jose flood, that kind of crisis could lead to a whole range of emotions like fear, anger and depression. for some, signs of stress can be seen right away, for others it could take weeks. kron 4's lydia pantazes spoke with a mental health expert about the emotional challenges flood victims may face. there are about a 140 people staying here at james lick high school.that number is expected to increase tonight. officials with the american red cross say one of the things they do here is provide

grief counseling to help people cope with their loss.we spoke with a mental health expert who says it's normal for people for people to be angry, upset... or feel depressed.it's not only because of the loss of their material items but because of the fear of what's next and not having control of the situation.we spoke to dr. janet childs, director of education and training for the bill wilson center about what the community can do to help. "we need to allow people to have their pain and to express it in any way that they can, many times that might be anger, might be withdrawn, or they just don't want to talk at all."not only is dr. childs a mental health professional, she's also a flood victim. we'll hear more about that coming up at 10.reporting in san jose, lydia pantazes kron4 news.

if you want to help any of the people affected by the flooding in san jose visit kron-4-dot-com. we have links where you can donate to the red cross and to the flood victims relief fund. happening now. police

are investigating a series of burglaries in a busy san francisco neighborhood. kron four's charles clifford shows us what's happening in the area. this is surveillance video taken at a home near the intersection of 20th avenue and pacheco in san francisco's sunset neighborhood last week. the video was recorded around 4:30 in the morning. the man, seen here, enters the front gate of the house, notices the surveillance camera and then points it at the ground. the victims shared the video on social media and say that this man searched through their garage and ransacked a car but only took a few items of little value. according to the san francisco police department there have been several late night burglaries that match this pattern. they also believe the same person is responsible for most of the break ins. so far, investigators have not identified a suspect in this case.sotit's alarming. neighbors have been sharing the video and talking about the break ins online.sotsotthe

commanding officer of sfpd's taraval station said in a statement that. "the uniformed officers and the investigators are determined to identify and apprehend the suspect in this series."sfpd has also stepped up patrols in the area and answered questions at a public meeting on thursday. sot

coming up... an east bay baby who just couldnt wait to greet the world. the unbelieveable story next. live look outside... san mateo bridge. for the weekend: it's the veterans poetry reading and panel discussion in san francisco. check out the local, national and veteran artists. it's happening at san francisco arts commission from 2:00 to 4:00. it's free to attend.

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on a new meaning. an east bay mom went into labor so quickly, her baby girl was born in the back seat of a car just outside the hospital. kron four's ella sogomonian spoke with the parents and has the story. kim gooden, mom"it's great it's not what we wanted to happen but it'll be a good story for her to tell."baby amaro was ready for the world...but the world wasn't

quite ready for her arrival thursday.as her parents pulled up to the alta bates medical center in berkeley a normal delivery turned into absolute mayhem "we pulled into the parking lot and that's it the baby was coming."a code stork was called out to the maternity ward. cami bushey, labor and delivery assistant manager"which is kind of an emergency broadcast overhead at the hospital let's people know there's a baby being born outside of labor and delivery." fortunately for the couple -delivery nurse theresa pellow- mccauley with 30 years of experience heard the scream while passing by on her way into work. "she called for gloves and delivered the baby and i'm just so thankful she was there."dad dan stone says a string of serendipitous moments led up to the event. dan stone, dad"i mean there were a couple of things that happened we almost missed the turn that would get us in front of the hospital in which case we wouldn't have made it. if we hadn't arrived at that moment the nurse wouldn't have been reporting to her shift." this is the couple's second

child delivered at the same hospital- so this time they had it all planned out.'we had a bag packed and a birth plan but of course things don't work out as you think they will." born to storytellers who are both writers - their newborn has certainly given them unique material to work with. "yeah it's a good sign we have high expectations of her now." coming up... presidnet trump firing back at the media. what he says he's against media members doing in their stories. live look at kirkwood this morning.. they have had 6 feet of snow over the last week. a high of 22 degrees today. live look outside...sutro

tower. toss to weather. a weather system dropping from north to south off the west coast will bring rain chances to our area today and tonight, primarily near the coastal areas. another system will produce shower chances from late sunday into monday. dry weather is expected to return by tuesday. an extended period of dry weather, along with a warming trend, is then forecast through the remainder of next week.

people. president trump fires up the crowd at a major conservative conference... and takes a sharp aim at the main stream media. shortly after that appearance at c-pac... the white house blocked certain news organizations from a white house off-camera briefing. karin caifa explains.

"it's great to be back at cpac. i love this place." president trump's friday morning speech at cpac felt a lot like the campaign speeches of last year -- blasting the media's coverage of both his campaign -- and the early days of his administrationpresident 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."but shortly after his remarks -- news organizations including cnn, the new york times, the los angeles times, politico and buzzfeed -- said they were blocked -- from an informal gaggle with press secretary sean spicer-- a move that's been met with alarm by media organizations, and first amendment watchdogs.white house spokespersons say a pool was present so the update would be available to everyone -- and that spicer made a

decision to add a few organizations to the mix. despite his ongoing criticisms of the media - and the white house actions on friday - the president said he's a supporter of the first amendmentpresident donald trump: "the first amendment gives all of us -- it gives it to me, it gives it to you, it gives it to all americans, the right to speak our minds freely. it gives you the right and me the right to criticize fake news and criticize it strongly"trump received applause for his sharp rhetoric on the media -- and for his recap of the g-o-p's november victory.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 than years past. harbor maryland, 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 filed yesterday says all actions on the appeal should be stopped because the president intends to issue a new executive order. the new order would address some of the constitutional concerns raised by his first action. his

executive order temporarily banned travelers from seven predominantly muslim countries and paused the u-s refugee program. a florida couple is shaken this morning after crooks broke into their home and stole 100-thousand-dollars in luxury watches. the couple says the burglars struck when the couple had gone out for dinner. when they returned, their garage door was cut in half and their closets were ransacked. an entire watch collection, worth about 100-thousand- dollars is now gone. the couple says they now feel like their home is a target... officials are monitoring their home and continuing their investigation this morning. take a look at this new surveillance video from an apple store in southern california showing just how fast thieves can operate. keep a close eye on the man in the red shirt... he is one of the men wanted by police. you can see the thieves walk in the store, they start gathering up i-phones, then rip the cables that attach

the phones to a table. it all happened in front of several witnesses in glendale. the thieves made off with 14- thousand dollars in merchandise all in a matter of seconds. coming up... it's oscar weekend. but there is one film that may be brining in big dollars this weekend. a preview next. live look outside... bay for the weekend: it's the chamber orchersta main stage concert in palo alto. check out the classical music and more. it's happening at first palo alto united methodist church and starts at 7:30.

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headlines this morning. oscar weekend isn't usually a big one at the box office... but one film could "scare up" a lot of business. david daniel has your weekend movie preview. "get out.""sorry, man.""get out!""yo!" "get out" is ready to scare up a big opening weekend. the horror thriller about a black man meeting his white girlfriend's family is getting strong reviews, and box office watchers say it could debut with 20-million dollars or more -- four times what it cost to make."have you ever composed?""i have this one little something about a garbage truck.""waste management, mate -- it's not very rock 'n' roll, is it?"the other two new wide releases don't figure to make much noise: "rock dog," the animated tale of a music- loving mastiff who dreams of stardom, and "collide," a thriller about love and danger on the autobahn."some people would think what i did was kind of romantic.""well, it's kind of romantic."in hollywood, i'm david daniel. covering california. one man in the state is a few

hundred thousand dollars richer this morning and it's all because of the recent storm damage. after a mudslide closed a lodi road that jason prewett usually takes to get his lotto tickets... he went to a different liquor store, bought a ticket and hit the jackpot. the father of two won 750-thousand dollars all because of the rain. a ticket with a jackpot this big has never been sold at that liquor store. prewett says his family struggled financially before winning this jackpot. he says he'll use the money to pay off bills and buy a house. adlib seven day.

thats kron 4 news weekend for this saturday morning... i'm marty gonzalez. from all of us thanks for watching. join us for kron4 news weekend tomorrow morning starting at 8 o'clock ... and tonight for kron 4 news at eight. áááábreakáááá - [narrator] this edition of bay area bargains

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