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in bay area basketball. the warriors end their tough five game road trip in atlanta against the hawks. the splash brothers had another rough shooting night on the floor. so andre iguodala turned back the clock and had a vintage performance. iguodala finished with 24 points on the night and made four 3-pointers. steph curry had 24 points and 9 assists. the dubs win, 119 to 111. they are finally back home in the bay area. they host the celtics tomorrow at 7:30 at oracle. still ahead on the kron four morning news. the t-s-a rolls more pat-down procedures at airports across the country. we get reaction from s-f-o. plus. a naked picture scandal involving marines. we get a closer look at the investigation this morning. and next. offficials continue to investigate a fire that stalled hundreds of passengers at an east bay bart station. why they think it might have happened. and here's a live look outside...san mateo

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the teachers, they would call us the energy patrol. so they would be like, here they come, turn off your lights! those three young ladies were teaching the whole school about energy efficiency. we actually saved $50,000. and that's just one school, two semesters, three girls. together, we're building a better california.

now lets get a check of weather and traffic. fair weather is forecast to continue through the week with warming temperatures and generally light winds. light rain is possible across the

far northern portions of sonoma county through tonight.

taking a quick look at your tuesday morning commute. here's a look at bay area bridges right now. you can see traffic on the bay bridge, san mateo bridge, richmond bridge, and golden gate bridge. we will continue to track the commute all morning.

in the east bay. police are still trying to figure out what caused an explosion at the walnut creek bart station. this is what it sounded like for the hundreds of passengers."10 seconds / explosion sounds" this is video from our helictoper partnership with abc 7 news. the blast shutdown service between oakland's rockridge station and pleasant hill for nearly 90 minutes saturday. and stranded around 250 passengers on a bart train just 80 feet from the station. it turns out the fire broke out in a substation on the northside of the platform, but that's not how the trouble

began. "we had a circuit breaker blow, just like in your house, and the control center was trying to reset it, to reenergize the third rail, that's when the fire in the substation broke out." it's unknown if the repeated attempts to reset the breaker led to the fire. it's also unclear why the circuit breaker tripped in the first place. the t-s-a is rolling out new pat-down procedures at nearly all airports across the country... including san francisco international. some people are worried that these new methods will be more invasive... kron four's spencer blake has the latest from s-f-o. there used to be áfive security pat-downs the t-s-a would use, depending on different situations at a checkpoint.but now they've streamline everything into áone, universal pat-down."it was non-invasive. completely." that's what one woman said after she got the pat-down in aspen, colorado on her way to san francisco monday.though

the t-s-a won't give details about how or where on the body the new pat-down is to be done, the administration did say it does not involve any body parts that weren't already screened in the previous procedures."i just had so much clothing on, and then there was something in the scan when i went through the scan that showed something around my belt area."the standardiztion does not get rid of targeted, screening - meaning an officer may still search individual areas if something shows up on a passenger's electronic screening."they showed me the color codes and they patted me down on those particular spots."passengers who elect the pat-down over the electronic screening now face the same physical search as those who are selected randomly.t-s-a officers have been classroom-trained on the new procedure.san francisco police confirm the t-s-a met with the department to talk about and demonstrate the new pat-down, but that's standard practice áany time there's a change in security procedures. t-s-a public affairs manager nico melendez says he's unaware of any anticipated uptick in complaints about the pat-downs to police. "i've

never had a problem with tsa. they've always been polite and i've never had a problem."if you do get a pat-down, you still have the option to be screened in private, with a traveling companion present.in san francisco, spencer blake, kron four news. "5 seconds / gunshots" police say more arrests could be made this morning following the march 4 trump event in berkley over the weekend. according to the city spokesperson... berkeley police are in the process of reviewing video evidence to identify additional persons involved in violence during the protest. nearly a half dozen people were arrested, mostly for assaults with a variety of deadly weapons. the items were used as weapons during the event, and were confiscated by police. "we had 10 arrests on saturday. we didn't appear to have any injuries of anyone who was not involved in those clashes""although there was some violence that did occur, it could have been far worse if they went in more aggressively and i trust the professional judgement of our

police department" city leaders estimate about four hundred people attended the march at martin luther king junior civic park. san francisco police have arrested a man they accuse of trying to rob a jewelry store. police announced they've arrested 21-year-old matthew ho of san francisco yesterday. he's been charged with burglary, aggravated assault and attempted robbery. this is surveillance video of the incident which happened last month. the suspect can be seen pushing an employee to the ground. then at gunpoint, he orders other employees of the luk-fook jewerly store to the ground. police say the man smashed some display cases full of gold and diamonds but he didn't take anything.. still ahead. an investigation continues in the marine scandal involving naked pictures... what officials are doing this morning.coming upa shoe bandit who would have thunk it/i'm not the type to

leave my shoes out but now if i have a notion to do that i'll think twice that for sure we'll give you more clues on the used shoe bandit of solano county so maybe you can help identify him in the next edition of people behaving badly and here's a live look outside... embarcadero.

an in-depth investigation is launched into the posting of nude photos former female marines. marine officials are publicly denouncing the activity this morning. barbara starr has the latest. hundreds of sexually explicit photos of female servicemembers posted via a private facebook

group page called marines united.the page linked to a google drive folder, where the photos were being stored. members on the site solicited others to submit photos of women only men were invited to join -- where derogatory and reportedly violent comments were made against the women. now dozens of marines could face disciplinary action. the naval criminal investigative service opened an investigation.it was all brought to light by a former marine.thomas brennan/founder, war horse:what we discovered was roughly a hundred folders that contained dozens of other sub-folders. some of those folders had one or two images in them, with no real way to identify the victim. other ones, a little more than two dozen included name, rank, current military duty station - easily recognizable if put into the wrong hands.brennan, wounded in afghanistan, has now been threatened. thomas

brennan/founder, war horse:my family has received threats but its not about us, its not about our family. it all goes back to this being about the victims that my story brought to light. now that its all public the commandant issued a statement saying "for anyone to target one of our marines, online or otherwise, in an inappropriate manner, is distasteful and shows an absence of respect."brennan founded war horse, a military news site, which first reported the allegations on the site, reveal, run by the center for investigative reporting.the top non commissioned officer sergeant major ronald green saying in a statement:"there is no place for this type of demeaning or degrading behavior in our corps, this includes our actions online. we need to be brutally honest with ourselves and each other. this behavior hurts fellow marines."a former

military attorney says there are serious legal consequences. geoffrey corn/former u.s. army legal officer:it could conceivably lead to a number of service members being court martialed. that was barbara starr reporting. military officials say at least one person has been disciplined this morning. and here's a live look outside... san mateo bridge

welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. here is a look at the major headlines before you head out the door this morning.... we now know the the official cause of the death of actor bill paxton. his death certificate says he died of a stroke which happened about 2 weeksafter he had surgery to replace a heart valve. paxton died febuary 25-th. he was 61 years old. a stretch of morgan

territory road in clayton is closed this morning due to a mud slide. the heavy rains triggered the slide that buckled the road... and it still needs to be repaired. the county says it could be months before the road reopens. emergency response volunteers will be in the area this morning talking to neighbors about their needs while the road remains closed. the warriors beat the hawks 119 to 111 in the final game of their five game road trip. andre iguodala had 24 pointsand made four 3- pointers. steph curry had 24 points and 9 assists. they dubs host the celtics tomorrow at 7:30 at oracle. here is a live look outside from our golden gate bridge camera.... anny hong is in the weather center with a check of the forecast. fair weather is forecast to continue through the week

with warming temperatures and generally light winds. light rain is possible across the far northern portions of sonoma county through tonight.

taking a quick look at your tuesday morning commute.

here's a look at bay area bridges right now. you can see traffic on the bay bridge, san mateo bridge, richmond bridge, and golden gate bridge. we will continue to track the commute all morning. yosemite national park has re-opened an area this morning where a woman was hit and killed by a tree. this happened sunday in half dome village, the area formerly known as curry village. she was in a tent cabin when the tree fell...in snowy windy weather. authorities have identified the victim as 20-year-old destiny borges... of ceres ((series)). she was at the park for work. a go-fund-me account has been

created to help pay for funeral services. we have posted the link on our website at kron four dot com. the former mayor of stockton has pleaded not guilty to several money- related charges. anthony silva was arrested over the weekend at s-f-o when he returned from a trip to south america. he's facing charges including embezzlement and grand theft, involving a stockton kids club he used to run. the new charges are not related to charges he faced last year... for allegedly eavesdropping on a teen strip poker party. police continue to work this morning to identify the man caught on several home secuirty cameras. he's been seen in multiple bay area cities, stealing shoes. kron four's stanley roberts investigates in this morning's people behaving badly. we showed you video of the used shoe bandit who appears to only be targeting nike shoes at this time, in fact,

in one of the video's he picks up a pair of new balance shoes only to return them some say it's because they didn't fit one viewer even suggested that putting back the new balance shoes was a political statement another viewer said he was a heel .. and that he lacked solenats: ambiance so far what we know is he has struck in fairfield and american canyon and it has people talking some believe he could be homeless and is simply looking for shoes .other believe he could be selling them on the internet whatever the reason police still want to talk to him they believe he lives in either fairfield, american canyon or maybe even vallejo we know he strikes in the early morning hours, usually around 3 am nats: ambiance here is something else we know, the bandit is using a black car either lexus or a toyota, so he apparently is not using vans to get around but he is sketchyhere is video of him after he returned the pair of new balance shoes walking back to his car which is still running while parked on the street in fact, the used the driveway of one of the homes he raided to turn around a shoe bandit who would have thunk it/i'm not the type to leave my shoes out but now if i have a notion to do that i'll think twice that for sure if sombody's running around stealing shoes id be happy i'd be more than happy to provide

the person a pair of shoes if their in sedpersate need of some shoes he probably don't want the woman's shoes he only wants the guys shoes is he a shoe sniffer? i don't know about a shoe sniffers but he definandly no shoeless joe jacksoni guess there are some people out there who needs a lot of shoes and they need to take them from other peopleso for now the mystery continues . if the police locate the used shoe bandit they seriously want to converse with him so maybe he can tell what he's doing with all those nikes.. and more importantly what wrong with new balance ... in solano county stanley roberts kron 4 news coming up in a few minutes on the kron four morning news at five. healthcare concerns rise across the bay area. we'll give you a full rundown of what's expected to replace obama care. and next. a father surprises his son at

school after spending a year overseas. we'll show you his emotional return, after the break. and here's a live look outside... san francisco. áááábreakáááá quick look at

your tuesday morning commute. here's a look at bay area bridges right now. you can see traffic on the bay bridge, san mateo bridge, richmond bridge, and golden gate bridge. we will continue to track the commute all morning.

a soldier gave his son in new york a heartwarming surprise after spending almost a year overseas. staff sergeant juan grisales was deployed in africa. and expected to come back next month. but he was allowed to return to the u-s a little earlier. so grisales showed up to his son alexander's second grade class yesterday and gave him a big hug. alexander/son: "when i saw him at the door, i was really happy." staff sgt. juan grisales/u.s. army: "it was priceless. i been waiting for this moment for the longest. um, i didn't know what to do, so planning the whole, am i gonna do it at home, am i gonna do it at school -- it was a lot of thoughts." the family plans to spend as much time with grisales before he goes back in three weeks. "chance the rapper" is digging deep into his own pockets this morning to help schools in his home-town. the grammy-winning artist is

donating one million dollars to schools in chicago. he is calling out illinois governer bruce rauner ((row-ner)) to better fund school districts in the city. he says he met with the governer last week but talks were not successful. so he took matters into his own hands. chance the rapper now hopes more people in the area can follow his lead and help in anyway they can. coming up on the kron four morning news at five. a new health-care plan is unvieled and it's now causing concern to many. we'll give you a full breakdown of what to expect. plus a mudslide forces a road closure in the east bay. kron four's yoli aceves is live from the scene. and breaking news. an officer involved shooting in the east bay. kron four's will tran is live in richmond with the latest.

muslims as presenting a danger to be warded off. it is still a muslim ban and it is runs counter to the american principals of freedom, equality and plularism." the council of american- islamic relations says there is already talk on social media about staging more protests at airports. they say they would be similar to the protests that happened last month at s-f-o. the raiders are one step closer to leaving the bay area this morning. bank of america is on board to pay about 650 million dollars for a las vegas stadium. mark davis made his case

to the n-f-l's stadium finance committee yesterday. he said bank of america is willing to contribute about a third of the nearly 2-billion dollars it would cost to build the stadium. this would put all the financial pieces in place for the raiders to relocate. the group "save oakland sports" is upset by the latest development. chris dobbins, save oakland sports: "it's disheartening. we thought it was good when sheldon adelson and goldman sachs backed out but now that bank of america is there, it's not good, but do they have enough time to get it all squared away before the vote in what, three weeks?" oakland mayor libby schaaf also presented her case to the n-f-l stadium finance committee yesterday. afterwards she released a statement saying in part: "today, we presented a plan that we believe responsibly meets the needs of all parties. we made a sound

economic case for keeping the raiders in oakland through the creation of what could become one of america's premier mixed- use sporting venues." n-f-l owners will have the final say and will vote on the move later this month. still ahead ... the new secretary of housing is trying to clarify his comments about slaves coming to the u-s. hear what he said that has people upset. and later... mudslides are causing problems for bay area roads. see the steps one city is taking to fix the roads that need repair. and after the break... a new proposal that could affect bay are drivers and bicyclists.. hear from drivers who say it's a good idea. and i will check your bay area forecast coming up and i am tracking you commute after the break. . . no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is backing up in the cash lanes

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out of the bay area but not before leaving behind a little snow in some of the higher elevations. this is video from the top of mount diablo. there wasn't a lot of snow but there was enough for kids to have fun. schools were closed for some kids yesterday for a teacher training day. and they took advantage of the day off. now let's get a check of the forecast with anny hong.

fair weather is forecast to continue through the week with warming temperatures and generally light winds. light rain is possible across the far northern portions of sonoma county through tonight. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is backing up in bridge wb 80 is spots. bay no major hot

no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is backing up in the cash lanes. san mateo bridge at the limit. drive time are at the limit for wb 4 sb 680 wb 580 and nb 101

a local lawmaker is proposing new legislation that could cause some problems on the roads. it would allow bicyclists to ride through stop signs without stopping. assemblyman phil ting of san francisco just introduced the legislation. the measure would make it legal across california for bicyclists to use a stop sign as a yield sign. he says police already don't generally crack down on riders who ignore the stop signs. some commuters say they think it will make traveling safer for both drivers and bicyclists. "i find that if everyone uses the rolling stop on the bicycle especially the popular lanes, it's almost a safety feature for yourself because otherwise people are trying to swerve out" the idea behind the

legislation is that riders will slow down enough to make sure the intersection is safe. people on the opposing side think it is dangerous for pedestrians and will encourage bad habits. if passed, bicyclists will still need to stop at red lights and give pedestrians the right of way. san francisco police have arrested a man they say tried to rob a jewelry store. police arrested 21-year-old matthew ho of san francisco yesterday. he's been charged with burglary, aggravated assault and attempted robbery. this is surveillance video of the robbery which happened last month. a man can be seen pushing an employee to the ground. then at gunpoint, he orders other employees to the ground. police say the man smashed some display cases full of gold and diamonds but he didn't take anything..

in the east bay. police are still trying to figure out what caused an explosion at the walnut creek bart station. this is what it sounded like for the hundreds of passengers."10 seconds / explosion sounds" this is video from our helictoper partnership with abc 7 news. the blast shutdown service between oakland's rockridge station and pleasant hill for nearly 90 minutes saturday... and stranded around 250 passengers on a bart train just 80 feet from the station. it turns out the fire broke out in a substation on the northside of the platform after a circuit breaker blew. it's unknown if the repeated attempts to reset the breaker led to the fire it's also unclear why the circuit breaker tripped in the first place. housing and urban

development secretary doctor ben carson is clarifying questionable comments on slavery that he made in front of an audience. his remarks to employees at the department appeared to liken slaves to immigrants who choose to come to the united states. take a listen to what carson said and then the swift reaction the comments caused... dr. ben carson/hud secretary: "there were other immigrants who came here in the bottom of slave ships. worked even harder and even harder for less."prof. michael eric dyson/georgetown university: "immigrants suggests a kind of willfulness, an agency exercised toward a particular goal. they were not engaged in the act of coming here with their own, if you will, volition. it was against their will. and i think dr. carson has distorted the entire process." in a statement posted last night on facebook, secretary carson clarified his comments writing in part "immigrants made the choice to come to america. in contrast, slaves were forced here against their will and lost all their opportunities. the two experiences should never be intertwined, nor forgotten." still ahead...the t-s-a

rolls out new pat-down procedures at airports across the country. see how passengers feel about the new policies. and next... the splash brothers have another off night. after the break... see who picked up the slack to help the warriors get the win. and here's a hershey's miniatures. we pour 'em! we pass 'em! we pick 'em! delicious fun for everyone.

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more arrests could be coming after rallies in support of president trump from over the weekend. according to the city spokesperson- berkeley police are in the process of reviewing video evidence to identify additional persons involved in violence during the march. nearly a dozen people were arrested, mostly for assaults with a variety of weapons. city leaders estimate about 400-people attended the march over the weekend, in bay area basketball. the warriors end their tough five game road trip in atlanta against the hawks. the splash brothers had another rough shooting night on the floor... combining for just 37 points. so andre iguodala turned back the clock and had a vintage performance. iguodala finished with 24 points on the night and made four 3-pointers. steph curry had 24 points and 9 assists. the dubs win, 119 to 111. they are finally

back home in the bay area. they host the celtics tomorrow at 7:30 at oracle. a five-year-old girl from oklahoma is now the youngest person ever to qualify for the scripps national spelling bee. edith green beat out 50 children for the coveted spot on saturday in the 2017 scripps green country regional. green is homeschooled and is from the city of tulsa. she told her local newspaper that she feels thankful. green goes on to the final level of the spelling bee. which will be at the end of may. coming up... breaking news out of richmond. police involved in a shooting after they chased a burglar. i will have all the details coming up in a live report. and the federal

government could separate kids from their immigrant parents at the u-s mexico border. hear why officials say it will be done to keep kids safe. and here is a look at your current temperatures. your bay area forecast is next.

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we are following this morning... police officers in richmond are

involved in a shooting after a burglar tries to run them over. let's get right to the scene with kron 4's will tran. will what do we know about this shooting so far. i just got to the scene. right now we know at around 1:10 am, officers responded to a possible burglary call in the 1600 block of carlson blvd. as they walked up to the location, a car tried to run over one of the officers who returned fire. the car fled and the officer is okay.

thanks will. we will check back with you through out the morning.

now we want to get a check of the roads with robin winston. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is backing up to the 880 overcrossing but smooth on the span today will be mostly cloudy with highs in the upper 50s. southeast winds could reach 5 mph, and become northwest in the afternoon. tonight will be mostly cloudy with lows near 50. northwest winds will be between 10 to 15 mph. wednesday will be mostly cloudy in the morning then becoming partly cloudy. highs will be in the upper 50s to mid 60s. west winds could reach 20 mph.

a stretch of morgan territory road in clayton is closed this morning due to a mud slide. and that mud slide is impacting dozens of people who live in the area. kron 4's yoli aceves is live in clayton this morning with the details. yoli. the heavy rains triggered the slide that buckled the road... and it still needs to be repaired. dozens of people who live in the area are forced to drive a long one-land route around... or park to the north of the closure and walk through the damaged area. one family says they have to cross the road a couple of times a day and dealing with the closure has been stressful.

"it takes a little extra time, extra work to really figure out how you're going to get through your day. you know what's stressing me out is that there's no answer." at this point it's not clear with the road will be repaired because the ground is still saturated and unstable. the county says it could be months before the road reopens. emergency response volunteers will be in the area this morning talking to neighbors about their needs while the road remains closed.

thanks yoli. we will check back through out the morning. in san in san jose.... government leaders are calling for emergency action to do something about roads, that are literally falling apart. they say a combination of deferred maintenance and storm damage is to blame. now there is proposed legislation introduced by state senator jim bell of san jose. it would raise six billion dollars annually for infastructure. goverment officials say bad roads cost bay area drivers $1,000 a year in additional car maintenance. t-s-a rolled out new pat- down procedures at nearly all aiports across the country including san francisco international. there used to be five security pat-downs

depending on different situations at a security checkpoint. now they've streamline everything into áone, universal pat-down. t-s-a did not give details about where on the body the new pat-down is to be done. the administration did say it does not involve any body parts that weren't already screened in the previous procedures. "it was non-invasive. completely.""they showed me the color codes and they patted me down on those particular spots." the new pat down does not get rid of targeted screenings, so an officer may still search individual areas if something shows up on a passenger's electronic screening. passengers who elect the pat-down over the electronic screening now face the same physical search as those who are selected randomly. if you do get a pat-down, you still have the option to be screened in private with a traveling companion present. the secretary of homeland security is confirming that the federal government is considering separating

children from their immigrant parents at the southern border. secretary john kelley says it will only be done to protect kids against dangerous smugglers. currently, when adults enter the country accompanied by children, they are generally released into the u-s and able to stay in the country while their case makes its way through the courts. the new proposal would allow u-s immigration officials to separate children from the adults they came here with. the adults could be kept in detention and the children could be moved elsewhere under protected status. homeland security secretary john kelly on separating children from adults at the mexican border: "yes i am considering, in order to deter, more movement on this terribly dangerous network. i am considering exactly that. they will be well-cared for as we deal with their parents. secreatary kelly did not say when the new proposed policy would go into effect. a san jose police officer was arrested... accused of stealing marijuana. 49-year-old julio morales faces a misdemeanor charge of

petty theft. san jose police say it happened in november after morales arrested a person for domestic violence. he has been on paid administrative leave since last month. morales has been with the department for 21 years. santa cruz police are searching for a gunman who robbed a bank. the robbery happened friday on morrissey boulevard near highway one. the man ran into the bank, jumped on the counter and pointed a gun at the employees. he demanded cash. he put the money in a black bag and ran out. police say the robber is a man in his late 20's. we now know the the official cause of the death of actor bill paxton. his death certificate says he died of a stroke which happened about 2 weeksafter he had surgery to replace a heart valve. paxton died febuary 25-th. he had more than 90 acting credits-- including "titanic," "aliens," "the terminator," and "twister." he also received three golden globe nominations for his role in the h-b-o series "big love."

his death was announced just hours before the oscars where he was remembered on the red carpet. paxton was coming up..protestors rally for the release of an undocumented immiigrant whose arrest on video has gone viral. hear from protestors on why they want the man to go free. and later...a blind dog is reunited with her california family after being lost for seven days. see who finally came to her rescue. and after the break...doctors are telling women to throw away their high heels. the reason is next. and here's a live look outside...bay bridge.

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high heels could be harmful to your health. scientists say there could be a link between high heels and cancer. a scientist at u-s-c says that wearing high heels triggers low level inflammation in the body and that could weaken your natural defenses... which can make you more susceptible to cancer. and experts say the higher... the heel the bigger the risk. they also say that lower heels or wedges can help as long as your toes aren't being squeezed into a tiny tip. researchers in beijing say that acupuncture can help

reduce the frequency of migraines or even prevent them altogether. people involved in a new study had acupuncture sessions five times a week for a month. their average number of migraines dropped from nearly five a month...to three a month. more than 37 million americans suffer from migraines. and here are some of the stories we are working on for the kron four morning news at six... we continue following our breaking news out of the east bay... an officer involved shooting after a burglar tries to run over an officer. kron four's will tran is live at the scene with more on the shooting. plus... we are learning new information about the deadly plane crash in riverside from late last month. we'll hear from the husband of one of the survivors this morning about the condition of his wife. and... president trump is offering to keep giving money to planned parenthood under

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here's a quick look at the top stories we're following this morning... house republicans have unveiled their plan to repeal and replace the affordable care act. popular parts of obamacare will remain, including coverage for those with pre-existing conditions...

and allowing children to stay on their parents plan until age 26. house committees will vote on the measure the president has signed a new executive order on travel. the restrictions will affect travelers from six muslim majority countries. the ban does not apply to green card and valid visa holders. but some activists say it is still meant to target muslims. the raiders are one step closer to leaving the bay area this morning. bank of america is on board to fork over about 650 million dollars for a las vegas stadium. mark davis made his case to the n-f-l's stadium finance committee yesterday. he said bank of america is willing to contribute about a third of the nearly 2-billion dollars it would cost to build the stadium. n-f-l owners will have the final say and will vote on the move later this month.

checking bay area roads before you head out the door.. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is backing up beyond the 880 over crossing. san mateo

bridge is hot spot free. minor cowding for wb 4, sb 680 and nb 101 680 and nb 101for wb 4, sb minor cowding spot free. minor cowding for wb 4, sb 680 and nb 101

today will be mostly cloudy with highs in the upper 50s. southeast winds could reach 5 mph, and become northwest in the afternoon. tonight will be mostly cloudy with lows near 50. northwest winds will be between 10 to 15 mph. this morning we are

learning more about the woman who died when a tree fell on her at yosemite over the weekend. we first told you about this story yesterday on the kron 4 morning news. the park has re-opened the area this morning where that tree fell. this happened sunday in half dome village, the area formerly known as curry village. she was in a tent cabin when the tree fell...in snowy windy weather. she has been identified as 20-year-old destiny borges... of ceres ((series)). she was at the park for work. a go-fund-me account has been created to help pay for funeral services. we have posted the link on our website at kron four dot com. in southern california.. demonstrators in los angeles are protesting a father of four who was arrested by immigration police. romulio gonzalez is an undocumented immigrant. gonzalez was picked up by immigration police while he was dropping off his daughter at school last tuesday. police say he was stopped for drunk driving and that's when they noticed that he was not here legally. video of his daughter crying after the

arrest has been shared thousands of times. around 100 people showed up to a rally last night demanding his release. "that's why we are here.to be shown for him and as a community, we can do big things." gonzalez has been in the country for 25 years. all four of his children are u-s citizens. the former mayor of stockton has pleaded not guilty to several money- related charges. anthony silva was arrested over the weekend at s-f-o when he returned from a trip to south america. he's facing charges including embezzlement and grand theft, involving a stockton kids club he used to run. the new charges are not related to charges he faced last year... when he was accused of eavesdropping on a teen strip poker party. a fast moving wildfire has burned 30-thousand acres... destroyed 3 homes and is threatening dozens of families this morning. this is happening in colorado. the fire is 50% contained but crews say there have been several flare ups. this is

video from overnight. the fire prompted officials to send out 900 pre-evacuation notices. strong wind guests up to 60 miles per hour were helping the fire grow. there are no reported injuries. and it is not clear how the fire started. it's been smooth sailing for passengers on the golden gate ferry. the ferry tranported more than 300 commuters from tiburon to san francisco yesterday in its inaugural commute the service was originally run by the blue and gold fleet. but that service was discontinued a year and a half ago. the golden gate ferry is now picking up the morning and afternoon commute routes. for specifics on departure times, you can visit our website at kron four dot com. a california family is back together with their blind dog that was missing for seven days. on february 28th the yellow lab named "sage" got lost. the boulder creek family asked neighbors to help find her. a

firefighter with the livermore fire department and his friend found sage on saturday. she wasn't too far away from her home. but the terrain she was in was so steep that she couldn't get back up. sage is now back home with her family. her owner says they will now buy her a g-p-s collar so this doesn't happen again. coming up on the kron four morning news... we have just learned how singer george michael died. we will tell you what caused his death coming up in the 6:00 hour. and after the break... parking is always a problem in big cities. we will show you one parking sot that is being sold for hundreds of thousands of dollars.

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inside this building in new york city is a parking space that is being sold for 300-thousand dollars. the space is posted on line and potential buyers only have to prove that they can keep up

with the payments. the building that houses the parking space also includes an elevator and 24-hour attendants. people in the city say they can't believe anybody would pay that much for a parking spot. a russian company says it has created the first house using a three-d printer. it is about 11-hundred square feet, and took about 24 hours to create. the company that built it says it is the first company ever to develop a huge mobile construction three-d printer that can create whole buildings on site. the company says it wants to change the way people think about construction. and help people around the world improve their living conditions. ( mark ) coming up in the next

hour... we continue to follow breaking news out of the east bay. police involved in an overnight shooting in richmond. will tran is live in richmond with the latest developments. and republicans unveil their new plan to repeal and replace the affordable care act. we have evertyhing you need to know about the new how it could healthcare and the raiders are one step closer to leaving the bay area this monring. what we are learning about the new deal to help build a stadium in las vegas.

that breaking news we are following this morning... police officers involved in a shooting in richmond. this a look at the scene earlier this morning. good morning i'm and i'm darya folsom. lets get right to kron four's will tran who is live at the scene in richmond. will what do we know about this shooting so far? . i just got to the scene. right now we know that officers were involved in a shootout. i am working to gather more information. you can see there are evidence markers everywhere on the ground. right now we do not know what led up to this shooting. good morning i'm darya

folsom.. morning i'm good good morning i'm darya folsom.. and i'm mark danon. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic...

fair weather is forecast to continue through the week with warming temperatures and generally light winds. light rain is possible across the far northern portions of sonoma county through tonight.

no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is backing up beyond the 880 over crossing. slow traffic on wb 4 from pittsburg to concord ( mark ) just in.... a three-pont-three magnitude earthquake hit near cloverdale. it happened just about an hour ago. the quake hit near sonoma lake. there are no injuries or damage reported. remember we have a special

section on our website, kron4.com, with information on the latest earthquakes and what you need to do to prepare for one. house republicans have unveiled their plan to repeal and replace the affordable care act. the proposal was released last night. here are some of the details. popular parts of the act will remain, including coverage for those with pre-existing conditions... and allowing children to stay on their parents plan until age 26. people will not be required to have insurance and would no longer be fined for not having insurance and instead of income-based premium subsidies.... people would get tax credits based on age. some experts warn the changes could result in millions of people losing access to insurance they received under the affordable care act. house committees will vote on the measure tomorrow. and this morning many people now covered by the affordable care act are concerned they could lose coverage. people we spoke with say they are concerned that healthcare would still be

too expensive under the g-o- p's proposal. one of the biggest concerns is the use of a refundable tax credit system based not just on income but age as well. in general the people we spoke to say they are happy with the current system. "i think tax "i think tax credits sound great until you're the one having to pay out of pocket when your insurance premium is due." "i've been taking my kids to the doctor regularly when they get colds, when they have a rash and it's been great coverage thee past five years. we love having this insurance." president trump reacted to the new proposal on twitter saying "house just introduced the bill to repeal and replace obamacare. time to end this nightmare." local activists are vowing to protest the president's new travel ban. the restrictions will affect travelers from six muslim majority countries. the ban does not apply to green card and valid visa holders. but some activists in the bay area are already responding to the new

restrictions. some say it is still meant to target muslims. "the re-written travel ban is identical to its predecessor in that it singles out muslims as presenting a danger to be warded off. it is still a muslim ban and it is runs counter to the american principals of freedom, equality and plularism." the council of american- islamic relations says there is already talk on social media about staging more protests at airports. they say they would be similar to the protests that happened last month at s-f-o. housing and urban development secretary doctor ben carson is clarifying questionable comments on slavery that he made in front of an audience. his remarks to employees at the department appeared to liken slaves to immigrants who choose to come to the united states. take a listen to what carson said and then the swift reaction the comments caused...

dr. ben carson/hud secretary: "there were other immigrants who came here in the bottom of slave ships. worked even harder and even harder for less."prof. michael eric dyson/georgetown university: "immigrants suggests a kind of willfulness, an agency exercised toward a particular goal. they were not engaged in the act of coming here with their own, if you will, volition. it was against their will. and i think dr. carson has distorted the entire process." in a statement posted last night on facebook, secretary carson clarified his comments writing in part "immigrants made the choice to come to america. in contrast, slaves were forced here against their will and lost all their opportunities. the two experiences should never be intertwined, nor forgotten." the raiders are one step closer to leaving the bay area this morning. bank of america is on board to pay about 650 million dollars for a las vegas stadium. mark davis made his case to the n-f-l's stadium finance committee yesterday. he said bank of america is willing to contribute about a third of the nearly 2-billion

dollars it would cost to build the stadium. this would put all the financial pieces in place for the raiders to relocate. the group "save oakland sports" is upset by the latest development. chris dobbins, save oakland sports: "it's disheartening. we thought it was good when sheldon adelson and goldman sachs backed out but now that bank of america is there, it's not good, but do they have enough time to get it all squared away before the vote in what, three weeks?" oakland mayor libby schaaf also presented her case to the n-f-l stadium finance committee yesterday. afterwards she released a statement saying in part: "today, we presented a plan that we believe responsibly meets the needs of all parties. we made a sound economic case for keeping the raiders in oakland through the creation of what could become one of america's premier mixed- use sporting venues." n-f-l owners will have the final say and will vote on the move later this month.

( darya ) a local lawmaker is proposing new legislation that could cause some problems on the roads. it would allow bicyclists to ride through stop signs without stopping. assemblyman phil ting of san francisco just introduced the legislation. the measure would make it legal across california for bicyclists to use a stop sign as a yield sign. he says police already don't generally crack down on riders who ignore the stop signs. some commuters say they think it will make traveling safer for both drivers and bicyclists. "i find that if everyone uses the rolling stop on the bicycle especially the popular lanes, it's almost a safety feature for yourself because otherwise people are trying to swerve out" ( darya ) the idea behind the legislation is that riders will slow down enough to make sure the intersection is safe. people on the opposing

side think it is dangerous for pedestrians and will encourage bad habits. if passed, bicyclists will still need to stop at red lights and give pedestrians the right of way. ( darya ) coming up... president trump is offering to keep giving money to planned parenthood under one condition. we'll explain up ahead.( mark ) plus... we are learning new information about the death of george michael. hear what a new coroner report just released this morning is saying about how he died. and... i'm tracking your morning commute. . no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is backing up beyond the 880 over crossing

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out of the bay area but not before leaving behind a little snow in some of the higher elevations. this is video from the top of mount diablo. there wasn't a lot of snow but there was enough for kids to have fun. schools were closed for some kids yesterday for a teacher training day. and they took advantage of

the day off. now let's get a check of the forecast with anny hong. fair weather is forecast to continue through the week with warming temperatures and generally light winds. light rain is possible across the

far northern portions of sonoma county through tonight.

no major hot spots. bay bridge

wb 80 is backing up beyond the 880 over crossing . ( mark ) new this ( mark ) ( mark ) new this

morning... the cause of death of singer george michael has been released. the coroners office says he had heart disease and died of natural causes. they say michael died of a condition that limits the heart from pumping blood. he died on christmas day at his home in southern england. michael was 53 years old. in the east bay. bart officials are still trying to figure out what caused an explosion at the walnut creek bart station. this is what it sounded like for the hundreds of passengers."10 seconds / explosion sounds" this is video from our

helictoper partnership with abc 7 news. the blast shutdown service between oakland's rockridge station and pleasant hill for nearly 90 minutes saturday... and stranded around 250 passengers on a bart train just 80 feet from the station. it turns out the fire broke out in a substation on the northside of the platform after a circuit breaker blew. it's unknown if the repeated attempts to reset the breaker led to the fire it's also unclear why the circuit breaker tripped in the first place. ( darya ) san francisco police arrested a man they say tried to rob a jewelry store. police arrested 21-year-old matthew ho of san francisco yesterday. he's been charged with burglary, aggravated assault and attempted robbery. this is surveillance video of the robbery which happened last month. a man can be seen pushing an employee to the ground. then at gunpoint, he orders other employees to the ground. police say the

man smashed some display cases full of gold and diamonds but he didn't take anything.. president trump is offering to keep giving money to planned parenthood if the group stops providing abortions. the president says federal money already doesn't allow the organization to do this. president trump says planned parenthood can keep supporting women's health, while not allowing abortions. planned parenthood says they will keep standing up for women without politicians interfering. a state proposition measuring the popular vote could make its way to the 2018 ballot. the state secretary office is now letting supporters gather signatures from registered voters. the proposition needs 366-thousand signatures to get on the ballot. it wouldn't change any laws. it would only support initiatives like ending the electoral college. this issue became popular last year after president trump won the presidency...despite losing the popular vote by 3-million votes. ( darya ) parts of the

midwest are assessing the damage after multiple tornadoes touched down. this is the scene in kansas city. the national weather service says at least two tornadoes touched down in missouri yesterday. about 15 people were injured and at least 40 homes were damaged or destroyed. at one point, more than 100-thousand people lost power. and this is the scene in central minnesota after the earliest tornado in state history hit yesterday. high winds flipped boats and trailers in one neighborhood. homeowners described parts of their neighborhood as a war zone. power was out, homes and cars were damaged. ( mark ) a rescue operation is over after an avalanche at a ski resort in the french alps. french authorities say no one died in the incident and everyone has been rescued. the avalanche struck earlier this morning in tignes, near the border of italy. several skiers were rescued after being caught in the sudden snowfall. this is the second avalanche to hit the resort this year. four people died in that incident

on february 13th. ( mark ) coming up... the federal government could separate kids from their immigrant parents at the u-s mexico border if crossing illegally. hear why officials say it will be done to keep kids safe. and a warning to parents this morning.... there is a rise in children injuring themselves from hand sanitizer. hear what you can do to prevent any injuries. and here's a live look outside... san mateo bridge. áááábreakáááá spots. san mateo bridge is

stop and go from haywrd to the high rise. bay bridge wb 80 is backing up i maze.beyond the 880 over crossing. no problems on the golden gate bridge

( mark ) a warning to parents this morning regarding hand sanitizer... more than 70-thousand children were treated for injuries related to the product between 2011 and 20-14. that is according to a new report from the c-d-c. ( darya ) the

cases ranged from eye irritation and stomach pain to comas. doctors warn parents to be vigilant about handing a whole bottle to their child.( mark ) the study says this should not be seen as a reason to stop using the product completely, since it does prevent germ spreading. this report comes just months after the f-d-a concluded sanitizers are than soap. ( darya ) if your children are having a hard time going to sleep - doctors say you should take away their cell phone. ( mark ) a new sleep study shows that seven in ten children have at least one electronic device in their bedroom. and almost half of those kids use their phones to check social media after they have gone to bed. ( darya ) doctors say that is leading to insomnia and sleep problems and they're seeing more cases of children suffering from depression. and doctors say if children grow up with sleep problems, they are likely to have health problems as adults such as diabetes. ( mark ) pediatricians are encouraging parents to restrict cell phone use after their kids have gone

to bed. i'm tracking your bay area forecast... dry now, i'll show you what's ahead. breaking news out of richmond. police involved in a shooting after they chased a burglar. i will have all the details coming up in a live report. and... a stretch of road in the east bay is closed this morning because of a mud slide. we'll show you when it is expected to re-open.

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we are following this morning... police officers in richmond are involved in a shooting after a burglar tries to run them over. let's get right to kron 4's will tran who is live at the scene in will what do we know shooting so far. a police officer fired shots at a burglary suspect who tried to run him over early this morning in richmond, a police spokesman said. at 1:10 a.m., officers responded to a call about an auto burglary in the 1900 block of carlson boulevard, richmond police lt. felix tan said. when officers arrived at the scene, they saw the male suspect and tried to make contact with him, but he ran off. a pursuit ensued and the suspect then got into a vehicle, tan said.

according to tan, once inside the vehicle, the suspect drove at one of the officers and tried to run him over. the officer shot at the suspect and the vehicle. the suspect then fled the scene and is currently at large. police are investigating. welcome back to the kron four morning news... lets start the half hour with a check of weather and traffic...

fair weather is forecast to continue through the week with warming temperatures and generally light winds. light rain is possible across the far northern portions of sonoma county through tonight.

no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is backing up into the maze

breaking news we are following this morning.... major police activity in redwood city. at least two different intersections are closed near mckinnley middle school. the intersection at harrison and clinton and the intersection at james and duane are shut down right now. we are hearing that some evacuations are underway. we have multiple calls into police for more information. we have a crew on the way to the scene. ( mark ) the secretary of homeland security is confirming that the federal government is considering separating children from their parents if they are caught illegally entering the u.s.. secretary john kelley says it will only be done to protect kids against dangerous smugglers. currently, when

adults enter the country accompanied by children, they are generally released into the u-s and able to stay in the country while their case makes its way through the courts. the new proposal would allow u-s immigration officials to separate children from the adults they came here with. the adults could be kept in detention and the children could be moved elsewhere under protected status. homeland security secretary john kelly on separating children from adults at the mexican border: "yes i am considering, in order to deter, more movement on this terribly dangerous network. i am considering exactly that. they will be well-cared for as we deal with their parents. ( mark ) secreatary kelly did not say when the new proposed policy would go into effect. ( darya ) t-s-a rolled out new pat-down procedures at nearly all aiports across the country including san francisco international. there used to be five security pat-downs depending on different situations at a security checkpoint. now they've streamline everything into áone, universal pat-down. t-s-a did not give details

about where on the body the new pat-down is to be done. the administration did say it does not involve any body parts that weren't already screened in the previous procedures. "it was non-invasive. completely.""they showed me the color codes and they patted me down on those particular spots."( darya ) the new pat down does not get rid of targeted screenings, so an officer may still search individual areas if something shows up on a passenger's electronic screening. passengers who elect the pat-down over the electronic screening now face the same physical search as those who are selected randomly. if you do get a pat-down, you still have the option to be screened in private with a traveling present. ( darya ) a san jose police officer was arrested... accused of stealing marijuana. 49-year-old julio morales faces a misdemeanor charge of petty theft. san jose police say it happened in november after morales arrested a person for domestic violence. he has been on paid administrative leave since last month. morales has been with the department

( mark ) in the east bay... a stretch of morgan territory road is closed this morning due to a mud slide. the heavy rains triggered the slide that buckled the road... and it still needs to be repaired. dozens of people who live in the area are forced to drive a long one-land route around... or park to the north of the closure and walk through the damaged area. one family says they have to cross the road a couple of times a day and dealing with the closure has been stressful. "it takes a little extra time, extra work to really figure out how you're going to get through your day. you know what's stressing me out is that there's no answer." ( mark ) at this point it's not clear with the road will be repaired because the ground is still saturated and unstable. the county says it could be months before the road reopens. emergency response volunteers will be in the area this morning talking to neighbors about their needs while the road remains closed. ( mark ) in san jose.... government leaders are calling for emergency action to do something about roads, that are literally falling apart. they say a combination of deferred

maintenance and storm damage is to blame. now there is proposed legislation introduced by state senator jim bell of san jose. it would raise six billion dollars annually for infastructure. goverment officials say bad roads cost bay area drivers $1,000 a year in additional car maintenance. ( darya ) we now know the the official cause of the death of actor bill paxton. his death certificate says he died of a stroke which happened about 2 weeksafter he had surgery to replace a heart valve. paxton died febuary 25-th. he had more than 90 acting credits-- including "titanic," "aliens," "the terminator," and "twister." he also received three golden globe nominations the h-b-o series "big his death announced before the he was remembered on carpet.61. ( darya ) more arrests could be coming after rallies in support of president trump from over the weekend. according to the city spokesperson- berkeley police are in the process of reviewing video evidence to identify additional persons

involved in violence during the march. nearly a dozen people were arrested, mostly for assaults with a variety of weapons. city leaders estimate about 400-people attended the march over the weekend, ( mark ) coming up... protestors rally for the release of an undocumented immiigrant whose arrest on video has gone viral. hear from protestors on why they want the man to go free. and... we are learning new information about the deadly plane crash in riverside from late last month. we'll hear from the husband of one of the survivors this morning about the condition of his wife. and here's a live look outside... golden gate bridge.

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wb 80 is backing up through the maze. san jose nb 85 no mjaor issues into cupertino ( mark ) we are learning new

information about the survivors of last month's deadly plane crash in riverside. this morning we are hearing from the husband of one of the women who survived the crash. the plane was heading to san jose when it went down. richard pierce says his wife stacey is still not speaking and that both of her legs had to be amputated. "her face looks like the beautiful face she has always had. her back and rear are pretty burned. they are doing skin grafts tomorrow. and she lost her legs. when the kids walked in she was excited and the bells and whistles went off."( mark ) pierce says he still hasn't told his wife that her mother and step father died in the crash. three people were killed when that plane crashed into homes in riverside. stacey's step father was piloting the plane when it went down. ( darya ) coming up...

a blind dog is reunited with her california family after being lost for seven days. see who finally came to her rescue. tracking your bay area forecast. dry now, i'll show you what to expect later this week. .

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the raiders are one step closer to leaving the bay area this morning. bank of america is on board to fork over about 650 million dollars for a las vegas stadium. mark davis made his case to the n-f-l's stadium finance committee yesterday. he said bank of america is willing to contribute about a third of the nearly 2-billion dollars it would cost to build the stadium. n-f-l owners will have the final say and will vote on the move later this month. welcome back. lets get a check of weather and traffic...

fair weather is forecast to continue through the week with warming temperatures and generally light winds. light rain is possible across the far northern portions of sonoma county through tonight.

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( mark ) the former mayor of stockton has pleaded not guilty to several money- related charges. anthony silva was arrested over the weekend at s-f-o when he returned from a trip to south america. he's facing charges including embezzlement and grand theft, involving a stockton kids club he used to run. the new charges are not related to charges he faced last year... when he was accused of eavesdropping on a teen strip poker party. those charges were dismissed. ( darya ) in southern california.. demonstrators in los angeles held a rally for a father of four who was detained by ice. romulio avelica-gonzalez came to the u-s illegally. gonzalez was picked up by ice while he was dropping off his daughter at school last tuesday. he was stopped allegedly for a drunk driving arrest and not showing up to a deportation hearing four years ago. video of his daughter crying after the arrest has gone viral. about 100

people showed up to the rally demanding his release. "that's why we are here.to be shown for him and as a community, we can do big things."( darya ) gonzalez has been in the country for 25 years. all four of his children are u-s citizens. ( mark ) we are learning more about the woman who died when a tree fell on her at yosemite over the weekend. we first told you about this story yesterday on the kron 4 morning news. the park has re-opened the area this morning where that tree fell. this happened sunday in half dome village, the area formerly known as curry village. she was in a tent cabin when the tree fell...in snowy windy weather. she has been identified as 20-year-old destiny borges... of ceres ((series)). she was at the park for work. a go-fund-me account has been created to help pay for funeral services. we have posted the link on our website at kron four dot com. ( mark ) a fast moving wildfire in colorado has burned 30-thousand acres...

destroyed 3 homes and is threatening dozens of families this morning. the fire is 50% contained but crews say there have been several flare ups. this is video from overnight. the fire prompted officials to send out 900 pre-evacuation notices. strong wind guests up to 60 miles per hour were helping the fire grow. there are no reported injuries. and it is not clear how the fire started. a california family is back together with their blind dog that was missing for seven days. on february 28th the yellow lab named "sage" got lost and the family posted a message on facebook. the boulder creek family asked neighbors to help find her. a firefighter with the livermore fire department and his friend found sage on saturday. she wasn't too far away from her home. but the terrain she was in was so steep that she couldn't get

back up. sage is now back home with her family. her owner says they will now buy her a g-p-s collar so this doesn't happen again. ( darya ) facebook is rolling out new tags to label fake news stories. a label with the word "disputed" will appear under the story along with a red exclamation point in a white triangle. it will include a source that checked the link in question. the fake news phenomenon became a big issue during the last presidential election. stocks are opening broadly lower on wall street, led by declines in health care stocks and banks.drugmaker stocks were among the early decliners tuesday. eli lilly fell 2.3 percent and alexion pharmaceuticals lost 2 percent. the declines came after republicans announced a health care proposal to replace the affordable care act. president donald trump says he wants to bring drug prices lower and repeated that position in a tweet tuesday morning. the standard & poor's 500 index fell 7 points, or 0.3 percent, to 2,368.the dow jones industrial average lost 40 points, or 0.2 percent, to 20,913. the nasdaq composite points, or 0.3 percent, to 5,831. ( mark ) coming up in kron

four news at seven.... casey anthony is breaking her silence. hear what she is saying about the the death of her daughter up ahead. and... the splash brothers have another off night. after the break... see who picked up the slack to help the warriors get the win. we'll be back as the kron 4 morning news continues... and here's a live look outside... embarcadero. áááábreakáááá in bay area basketball.

the warriors end their tough five game road trip in atlanta against the hawks. the splash brothers had another rough shooting night on the floor... combining for just 37 points. so andre iguodala turned back the clock and had a vintage performance. iguodala finished with 24 points on the night and made four 3-pointers. steph curry had 24 points and 9 assists. the dubs win, 119 to 111. they are finally back home in the bay area. they host the celtics tomorrow at 7:30 at oracle. ahead in gary's world...

58 seconds and crack, that is not a sound you want to hear at a basketball game. it was boguts leg, but that is not what made lebron james cry. we'll talk to gary about that. and since the hall of fame won't give him one, t- o made his own gold jacket. ((advance)) ( mark ) plus... we continue to follow breaking news out of the east bay. a police shooting after a burglar tries to run over an officer. will tran is live in richmond with developments.((advance)) and we are folling breaking news out of the peninsula. major police activity in redwood city... multiple intersections near a school are closed off. we have crews headed to the scene right now. ♪

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richmond, a police spokesman said. at 1:10 a.m., officers responded to a call about an auto burglary in the 1900 block of carlson boulevard, richmond police lt. felix tan said. when officers arrived at the scene, they saw the male suspect and tried to make contact with him, but he ran off. a pursuit ensued and the suspect then got into a vehicle, tan said. according to tan, once inside the vehicle, the suspect drove at one of the officers and tried to run him over. the officer shot at the suspect and the vehicle. the suspect then fled the scene and is currently at large. police are investigating. thanks will...