taking a live look outside from our embarcadero camera. we are expecting scattered showers today with some heavier ones in the north bay. with more on the weather, here's dave spahr. here is dave spahr with today's forecast..

( marty @ landing ) a big story we are following this morning.. two people are critically ill and in the hospital after drinking tea from a store in china town.

kron4's lydia pantazes talked to the health department about what you need to know. "do you have comments on the leaves that were sold?"this is what happened when tried to ask employees at the sun wing wo trading company about two people who became critically ill after drinking tea from their store.they shut the door on us....san francisco health department officials say the tea which looks like this... contained aconite a lethal poison."and within an hour of drinks by the tea they developed signs symptoms consistent with their heart racing and developed cardiac complications, both of them ended up in the hospital, in the intensive care unit." health department officials say the woman in her 50's and the man in his thirties required resuscitation and both remain hospitalized. one case happened in february, the other in march."the herbal tea is not from a product that was packaged but that was put together and then put into a plastic bag."which is why the health department removed all similar products from store shelves and are working with the wholesaler to trace down the source of contamination. "there's no way that a patient is going to be able to tell

from a plastic bag with a bunch of different leaves whether they have the leaf that has this toxin so that's why we're telling people just to throw it away."health officials say the herb commonly used in chinese herbal medicine is prepared in a way that deactivates any toxicity."so this condition is very very rare, this is the first time we've had this in san francisco that i'm aware of and i could not find any cases in california." ( marty @ landing ) a woman is in custody this morning after an hours long stand off in san francisco. it all began around 2 yesterday afternoon in the mission district. some homes and businesses on valencia between 16th and 17th streets were evacuated. police say a 60 year old woman barricaded herself in a hotel room for more than seven hours. . it's unclear what charges she may face. this is video from our helicopter partnership with a-b-c 7. officers say the incident started when a pest

control worker went to the woman's door and she pulled out a gun. that's when police say she locked herself inside. police closed off streets and told remaining residents to shelter in place. finally the women stepped out in the hall outside her room and was arrested at about nine o'clock last night no one was hurt during the stand off. ( marty ) another big story we are following this morning... police have made a second arrest in connection to the death of 88-year old "miss flo" douglas from san jose.. santa clara couty sheriff's say jennifer hernandez is being held with out bail. she's set to appear in court on monday. 19-year old zachary kwen was previously arrested in connection to her death as well. he has been charged with murder after reportedly breaking into miss flo's home, robbing her, and beating her.. miss flo was in the hospital for a month before she died from her injuries. deputies have not said exactly how hernandez is connected. ( marty ) some people are

on edge in the east bay after dozens of freeway shootings. and we're learning more the most recent incident along i-80 thursday. kron four's spencer blake has an update - and some new numbers - from you already know that thursday's violence completely blocked eastbound lanes of i-80 for áfive hoursá. but c-h- p did make some arrests.they also told kron four about the surprising frequency of that type of incident, over the last year or so.(pkg)the scene from the shooting in richmond is not a new one.bullet holes, victims in the hospital, and lines of cars with no place to go often surround freeway shootings."it happened at a bad time - commute, ya know, people going home."c-h-p says there have been at least á80 such shootings in the past 15

or 16 months.not all on i-80, of course, but on various freeways throughout the east bay.people in richmond were surprised to hear it."i think it's really not fair for the people that go through every now and then for just g going t work, ya know? i feel people really feel unsafe.""the reason this case was solved so quickly was due to several outstanding witnesses."those witnesses' tips led officers to arrest three suspects.c-h-p believes elliott johnhenry johnson and two juveniles have gang ties, and specifically targeted the victims' car thursday.a man who was shot is in grave condition, and a woman in the same car was hit by bullets, too, and is in stable condition.without diminishing the severity of the almost seven dozen freeway shootings recently, lieutenant jason reardon does provide some perspective that may be comforting."you're talking about tens of millions of people that have driven that roadway over the last 16 months, let's say. so the chances are still extremely low that you'll be involved in something of that nature." there's still plenty to come in this investigation, including formal charges from the d-a's office next week.in contra spencer blake, kron four news. ( marty ) coming up...

the search for a missing hiker continues this morning... we'll explain why some say it may have been easy for her to get lost. and... the clean up efforts continue in san jose after last months flood destroyed hundreds of homes. now, there's an effort to get homeless included in relief efforts as well. also.. gluten free can increase your chances of getting diabetes. the reason, next.

for your health:here is a look at some of the new medical findings released this week: ( marty ) going gluten-free could increase your chance of developing type-two diabetes. that's according to a new study from harvard. scientists say eating only small amounts of gluten, or avoiding it altogether, increases the danger of diabetes by as much as 13-percent. they say many health-conscious people eliminate gluten from their diets... but there is no evidence it benefits your health. researchers recommend not cutting gluten out of your diet unless you

have an intolerance... like celiac disease. ( marty ) 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 pinched. warm temps today. i have a full forecast straight ahead.

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dye the water green for st. patricks day. the parade there starts at 11:30 local time. toss to weather. high pressure will keep warm and dry conditions across our region into next week. a system will pass to the north and may bring some light rain to the north bay by the middle of the week.

( marty ) a san rafael woman is in

critical condition this morning after being badly burned in an apartment fire. firefighters say it happened at an apartment building on bayview street around 9:15 yesterday morning. when they arrived, heavy smoke was coming from the first floor of the three story complex. crews rescued another woman and child from a second floor balcony who were trapped from the smoke. that woman and her child did not go the hospital. the cause of the fire remains under investigation.

( marty ) another big story we are following this morning. the search continues in rural san mateo county for a missing hiker and her dog. the woman has now been missing more than a day. kron4's charles clifford has an update on the search effort. here along skyline boulevard in unicorporated woodside dozens of search and rescue teams scoured the area looking for missing hiker bethnee haury according to the san mateo county sheriff sheriff's office 56-year-old haury was last seen thursday afternoon around 4. she was apparently hiking in the area with her white and brown australian shepard and appeared to be in good health.after she failed to check in with her family thursday evening, a search began shortly thereafter. dozens of search and rescue crews worked overnight thursday and all day friday. the sheriff's office is also being assisted by search and rescue teams from marin county and a cal fire helicopter. teams scoured the deep woods, checked outbuildings and searched the nearby trails on horseback and with dogs.< says

a lot of activity up here.> chris spano has lived along skyline for 20 years. he says it's easy to become lost hiking in the dense redwood forest here. he credits his dog with helping him get home more than a few times. haury is described as being 140 pounds, about 5 feet 5 inches tall with blue eyes and red hair. she was last seen wearing black yoga pants and a pink shirt. her mother told kron 4 on friday that bethnee has suffered from strokes in the pas and can sometimes become confused.finally, the san mateo county sheriff's office to keep crews looking over night into saturday morning and probably at least through the weekend. in san mateo county, charles clifford kron 4 news. ( marty ) that was kron four's charles clifford reporting. the ground search will continue this morning. ( marty ) a string of burglaries in san francisco's normally quiet sunset district has people worried. police say the man in this video has been arrested. they say 23- year-old evan underwood is a serial burglar and responsible for at least 4-break in's. he was taken into custody wednesday night. but police don't think he's behind another break in from this

week on morningside drive. in that theft, the thieves got away with a safe full of guns and other valuables. investigators are using surveillance footage to help them catch the burglars. ( marty ) the coyote creek flood in san jose last month has left hundreds ofpeople homeless. many of them are back home again, but not all. and now there's a call for the chronically homeless to be included in the flood relief effort. a long time homeless advocate says that the people who have called the creek home are much worse off now than before the flood. he says some of the relief money should go to them. in response... the city says it warned the homeless in advance to get away from the creek and argues that it's already spending millions of dollars on programs to help the homeless.

don't need much....enough for a few tents and tarps some basic necessities>( marty ) the flood caused an estimated 73 million dollars worth of damage. ( marty ) coming up.. the warriors making news not for what happened on the court, but off it. the statement coach steve kerr is sending to the n-b-a. that's next. guys, thanks for making our new french toast so authentic,

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hershey's miniatures. we pour 'em! we pass 'em! we pick 'em! delicious fun for everyone. hershey's miniatures are mine, yours, our chocolate. here's a look at the beautiful san francisco skyline this morning. dave spahr is here with your weather forecast. high pressure will keep warm and dry conditions across our region into next week. a

system will pass to the north and may bring some light rain to the north bay by the middle of the week. ( marty ) happening now. the

wife of the orlando pulse nightclub shooter will stay in jail until her trial. a federal judge made the decision yesterday. the 500-thousand-dollar bond to release noor salman has been revoked at the request of prosecuters. that reverses a decision made by a lower court judge in oakland. salman had been living in the east bay - after the massacre carried out by her husband which left 49-people dead. she has pleaded not guilty to charges of aiding and abetting, and obstruction of justice. ( marty ) a man accused of beating his daughter in law to death with a hammer appeared before a judge friday. the brutal crime happened tuesday in suisun city. police say the man was upset over how he was supposedly "disrespected. lonnie wong explains. 63 year-old amarjit singh was accused of brutally killing

his 29 year-old daughter-in-law shameena bibi, in this suisun city garage after investigators say he felt údisrespectedú. police say singh eventually confessed to the murder that occurred following an arguement. singh was described by those who know him as religious, quiet and friendly. he had that demeanor in court, politely answering routine questions by the judge john ellis through a punjabi interpreter. but the judge rescinded permission for news photographers to take pictures of him in court after public defender elena dúaugstino objected. she said the case might be compromised because singh was in a wheelchair and wearing a sleeveless smock reserved for prisoners on a suicide watch at the jail. he was also not wearing his traditional sihk turban...which may also have been related to the suicide watch. singhús case was delayed to determine if there were any conflicts of interest with his public defender.lonnie wong 'even though the arraignment was continued and no plea was entered...but he did set bail at one million dollars. the bail amount is not unheard of given the brutal nature of the crime which occurred while the victimús husband and two year son were in the house. in fairfield, lonnie wong

( marty ) in the east bay. people in a hayward neighborhood says they are dealing with an increase in package thefts. now, members in the community are asking police to step in, review surveillance video and help catch the thieves. a viewer sent in this video showing a person walking up and snatching a package right off his porch. it has happened several times in recent months... more videos from home surveillance cameras show the thefts, all in the mount eden community of hayward.

restaurants. now restaurant owners are organizing and fighting back. the golden gate restaurant association and some 200 bay area restaurants have signed on to the sanctuary restaurant movement. the idea is to train immigrant workers on their rights and make sure restaurants are safe for workers. ( marty ) the golden gate restaurant association will hold a workshop at the 'don ramon' restaurant in san francisco to educate employers and employees. ( marty ) a high stakes meeting at the white house... president trump calls in house republican leaders to talk about replacing obamacare. the plan passed through two committees this week. but it is still facing

opposition not only from democrats, but from many conservative republicans as well. the debate could affect millions of americans. kron four's catherine heenan shows us where things stand "we must act now to save americans from the imploding obamacare disaster."president trump sounding like a cheerleader as he met with congressional committee heads. "this is the time we're going to get it done. we're working together, getting results, we have tremendous spirit, and i think it's something that's going to happen very shortly." the bill making is way through congress would keep three key components of obama care ... you still can't be denied coverage for a pre=existing condition.adult children can stay on their parents' plans until they turn 26.and ded health plans that provide a high degree of coverage will still be taxed.the republican plan would get rid of the requirement that you have to buy coverage or pay a penalty. subsidies for low income families with high premiums wold be replaced by tax credits.obamacare taxes on the wealthy, insurers and drug companies would be eliminated,

and the expansion of medicaid to cover low-income adults would be phased out.right now the rollback is set for 2020. conservatives want it moved up to 2017, potentially creating a gap in care--and that could be enough to make moderate members vote against it. republicans need to stay largely united to outnumber democrats against the obamacare repeal.rep. nancy pelosi/(d) minority leader: "it's really a cruel bill that the republicans have put forth. and it will increase the number of uninsured in our country." that was kron four's catherine heenan reporting. the president took to twitter this morining... tweeting quote: "we are making great progress with healthcare. obamacare is imploding and will only get worse. republicans coming together to get job done!" coming up... daylight saving time is around the corner. a look at the movement to get rid of it.

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saving time is tomorrow. some people love getting one more hour of sunlight. but others don't like the time change. in fact, several states are looking into getting rid of of it. robert kittle looks at some of the problems connected to daylight saving time... and why we spring forward. for a lot of people ... the start of daylight saving time makes them happy. (00.17.31.26) "i'm excited because, basically, when i get off work it's not dark and i get to enjoy more time outside with my little boy." (00.17.39.22) (00.16.28.17) "i like it when it's in effect. always hate, you know, going back to the darker evenings and when you go to work and never getting to see daylight and spend time outside. so i'm excited about it. wish that it wouldn't keep changing back and forth." (00.16.41.20) and he's not alone. there are efforts from time to time in different states ... to either not observe daylight saving time to begin with ... or just stay in it all the time. and the change is not just annoying. a study by the

university of colorado found fatal car accidents went up six percent in the six days right after the time change when people lose an hour. the number of accidents did -not- go up after the fall change when we get an extra hour of "i do not enjoy springing forward. it affects my whole house. my kids hate it and it sets back the entire household. i never look forward to it. i like to fall back." (00.19.34.26) "a lot of people think one of the reasons for daylight saving time was to help farmers, but that's not true. in fact, when it was first put in place in the u.s. in 1918, farmers fought against it." they also led the fight to repeal that in 1919. their work is based on the sun ... not the clock. daylight saving time didn't come back for good in the u-s until 1966. and hawaii and most of arizona still do not observe daylight saving time. "it really doesn't matter to me either way, losing the hour of sleep or not." (00.17.05.12) robert kittle, kron4 ( marty ) tension in the east bay over what's flying over one person's house. we'll explain why neighbors are upset. next.

( marty ) here's a live look at kirkwood this morning. high of 41 degrees today. ( marty ) for the weekend: it's the saint patricks day parade and festival in san francisco. check out the west coast's largest event celebrating irish history and culture. it's happening in downtwon san francisco, on howard and 2nd street from 10:00 to 5:00. it's free 10:00 to 5:00. it's free to attend. the toothpaste that helpstax, prevent bleeding gums. if you spit blood when you brush or floss you may have gum problems and could be on the journey to much worse. help stop the journey of gum disease. try new parodontax toothpaste. it's clinically proven to remove plaque, the main cause of bleeding gums. for healthy gums, and strong teeth. leave bleeding gums behind. new parodontax toothpaste.

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tower. dave spahr is here with your weather forecast. high pressure will keep warm and dry conditions across our region into next week. a system will pass to the north

and may bring some light rain to the north bay by the middle of the week. ( marty ) the dakota access oil pipeline could be ready to use as soon as next week. protesters marched in san protesters next week.use as soon as be ready to pipeline could access oil the dakota ( marty ) week. middle of the north bay by the middle of the week.

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access oil pipeline could be ready to use as soon as next week. protesters marched in san francisco yesterday against the pipeline. this week a federal judge refused to order to temporarily stop construction of the final section of the disputed pipeline. the decision clears the way for oil to flow within a few days. the standing rock and cheyenne river sioux tribes wanted the work suspended until their claim could be resolved. they argued that a pipeline under the lake violates their right to practice their religion... which relies on clean water. the tribe pledged to continue their legal fight against the project even after the pipeline begins operating. ( marty ) tension in the east bay this morning over what's flying at one house. a homeowner put a confederate flag on display some neighbors were at first surprised...and are now just angry and upset.... kron four's philippe djegal shows us their reaction. (philippe) 20-years living in brentwood... and, felicia purcell says her jaw-

dropped while passing her neighbor's display.felicia purcell/neighbor- ""shock. i was headed to the mechanic yesterday, and, um, had to take a double take." not just because of the confederate flag hanging on the side of this house on craig court... which purcell believes symbolizes racism...felcia purcell/neighb or- "but then i thought, ok, you know, i've seen that before, but it was the sign that shocked me. that he would threaten to shoot anyone who touched either one of the flags -- that was offensive to me."nats/ homeowner's wife- "can you turn your camera off please? (reporter) i can't its for my safety." initially... the homeowner's wife slammed the door on me when i approached to talk about the flag. nats/tenant- "he's like, well i'm here because your flags being a problem. i'm a tenant here." not long after, a tenant in the home called the police on me... minutes earlier... the tenant removed the sign.nats/tenant- "this sign was posted because we had community members, coming and tearing down the flags." the man behind the flag, eric harvey, eventually

came home and spoke with me. he says the flags been up for about a week where it stands.eric harvey/homeowner- "the reason i'm flying it? its more or less a redneck thing, because of being a cowboy. it's just, to me its more a stand point of just the rowdy, get rowdy, get crazy, just do stupid things, haha."bridge i did reach out to the mayor of brentwood about this situation... and, after he conferred with the chief of police... he says this is an example of freedom of expression. he says that eric harvey has every right to fly this flag. he is not breaking any laws or city ordinances.eric harvey/homeow ner- "you wouldn't consider yourself a racist? i'm the last thing i am is a racist." harvey's friend -- doctor burt broussard gave him the flag as a gift.dr. burt broussard/harvey's friend- "i don't find it offensive. people are just being too pc correct about stuff."eric harvey/homeowner- "(reporter) you know, people are going to draw parallels to you being a trump supporter and the flag. i know. (reporter) does that bother you or was it expected? i kind of expected it. not

this much, but i expected it." eric havery/homeowner- "do you plan on keeping it up or after all of this, will you consider taking it down? uh, i probably will take it down, but not right away." but as far as felicia purcell is concerned... the damage has already been done. in brentwood, philippe djegal, kron four news. ( marty ) the new "warm springs" bart station in fremont is set to begin service march 25th. the station is the first part of an extension to bart's fremont line. this is video from our helicopter partnership with abc 7 news. the new station has more than 2- thousand parking spaces and 42 electric car charging stations. there are also easy connections to transit buses. the project is a welcome boost to service for the fast growing population in south fremont. ( marty ) cars with no steering wheel and no one inside could be driving on california roads by the end of the year... yesterday the d-m-v proposed rules that would open the road for these driverless cars. the documents are a framework for

how a car manufacturer can prove to the d-m-v that their product is ready for testing on public roads. yesterday marked the start of a 45-day public comment period which will end with a public hearing in sacramento. ( marty ) opening night at hamilton was a success. and you won't believe what some fans paid for a ticket. find out next.

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everything is amazing."carey iida, lottery winner"front row and it was just amazing and i have to say that from the very first note it was high energy adrenaline going.">( marty ) there is a chance to win all season long until the show closes on august 5th. you can log onto kron four dot com for more information. ( marty ) san francisco police are helping raise money for a mother who was robbed at gunpoint san francisco. she's a single mother who's also an army veteran. she'd just taken money out of the bank to pay for her daughters first birthday party... officers with the mission district station wanted to be sure the celebration still takes place. the robbery happened last saturday night around 11:00 when 2 men walked up to the woman after she parked her car. one of them pointed a gun at her while the other one grabbed her one-year old daughter out of the back seat of her car.. they eventually let the child go -- but they took her backpack which contained the money.

police are asking for any information - if you see or recognize these men. (averi) coming up... a warning if you bought a certain tea in china town in san francisco. why officials are saying you should throw it

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( marty @ landing ) a big story we are following this morning... two people are critically ill and in the hospital after drinking tea from a store in china town. kron4's averi harper is at the san francisco public department of health with more. averi? (averi)two people have been poisoned after drinking herbal tea in san francisco, according to the department of public health.the residents are critically ill and are hospitalized, officials said. the tea contained aconite, a

lethal poison.in separate incidents in february and march, a woman in her 50s and a man in his 30s became critically ill within an hour of drinking tea made from leaves supplied by the same san francisco herbalist. each quickly developed weakness, and then life-threatening abnormal heart rhythms, requiring resuscitation and intensive hospital care. a plant-based toxin, aconite, was found in lab tests of the patients and the tea samples they provided," health officials said in a press release.the tea leaves were bought at the sun wing wo trading company, located at 1105 grant avenue, in chinatown, officials said. health inspectors are removing the two products from the shelves."anyone who has purchased tea from this location should not consume it and should throw it away immediately," health officer for the city & county of san francisco dr. tomas aragon said. "aconite poisoning attacks the heart and can be lethal."if you bought the tea, drank it, and did not feel symptoms, health officials are still urging you to stop drinking it.

( marty @ landing ) thanks averi. ( marty @ landing ) a woman is in custody this morning after an hours long stand off in san francisco. it all began around 2 yesterday afternoon in the mission district. some homes and businesses on valencia between 16th and 17th streets were evacuated. police say a 60 year old woman barricaded herself in a hotel room for more than seven hours. . it's unclear what charges she may face. this is video from our helicopter partnership with a-b-c 7. officers say the incident started when a pest control worker went to the woman's door and she pulled out a gun. that's when police say she locked herself inside. police closed off streets and told remaining residents to shelter in place. finally the women stepped out

in the hall outside her room and was arrested at about nine o'clock last night no one was hurt during the stand off. ( marty ) another big story we are following this morning... police have made a second arrest in connection to the death of 88-year old "miss flo" douglas from san jose.. santa clara couty sheriff's say jennifer hernandez is being held with out bail. she's set to appear in court on monday. 19-year old zachary kwen was previously arrested in connection to her death as well. he has been charged with murder after reportedly breaking into miss flo's home, robbing her, and beating her.. miss flo was in the hospital for a month before she died from her injuries. deputies have not said exactly how hernandez is connected. ( marty ) some people are on edge in the east bay after dozens of freeway shootings.s. and we're learning more the most recent incident along i-80 thursday. kron four's spencer blake has an update - and some new numbers - from the c-h-p. you already know that

thursday's violence completely blocked eastbound lanes of i-80 for áfive hoursá. but c-h- p did make some arrests.they also told kron four about the surprising frequency of that type of incident, over the last year or so.(pkg)the scene from the shooting in richmond is not a new one.bullet holes, victims in the hospital, and lines of cars with no place to go often surround freeway shootings."it happened at a bad time - commute, ya know, people going home."c-h-p says there have been at least á80 such shootings in the past 15 or 16 months.not all on i-80, of course, but on various freeways throughout the east bay.people in richmond were surprised to hear it."i think it's really not fair for the people that go through every now and then for just going to work, ya know? i feel people really feel unsafe.""the reason this case was solved so quickly was due to several outstanding witnesses."those witnesses' tips led officers to arrest three suspects.c-h-p believes elliott johnhenry johnson and two juveniles have gang ties, and specifically targeted the victims' car

thursday.a man who was shot is in grave condition, and a woman in the same car was hit by bullets, too, and is in stable condition.without diminishing the severity of the almost seven dozen freeway shootings recently, lieutenant jason reardon does provide some perspective that may be comforting."you're talking about tens of millions of people that have driven that roadway over the last 16 months, let's say. so the chances are still extremely low that you'll be involved in something of that nature." there's still plenty to come in this investigation, including formal charges from the d-a's office next week.in contra costa county, spencer blake, kron four news. ( marty ) breaking news just into the news room. firefighters are at the scene of a three-alarm fire at the stanford hospital. there are reports of a room on fire. crews have already made their way to the third floor of the building. we will continue to follow this story

throughout the morning. ( marty ) coming up... the search for a missing hiker continues this morning... we'll explain why some say it may have been easy for her to get lost. and... the clean up efforts continue in san jose after last months flood destroyed hundreds of homes. now, there's an effort to get homeless included in relief efforts as well. also.. gluten free can increase your chances of getting diabetes. the reason, next.

for your health:here is a look at some of the new medical findings released this week: ( marty ) going gluten-free could increase your chance of developing type-two diabetes. that's according to a new study from harvard. scientists say eating only small amounts of gluten, or avoiding it altogether, increases the danger of diabetes by as much as 13-percent. they say many health-conscious people eliminate gluten from their diets... but there is no evidence it benefits your health. researchers

recommend not cutting gluten out of your diet unless you have an intolerance... like celiac disease. warm temps today. i have a full forecast straight ahead. ( marty ) for the weekend: it's the bay area pet expo in san jose. check out the pets, exhibitors, prizes and more. it's happening at santa clara county fairgrounds from 10:00 to 5:00. it's free to attend. here's a live look at the

embaradero this morning. beautiful day ahead for us. toss to weather. high pressure will keep warm and dry conditions across our region into next week. a system will pass to the north and may bring some light

rain to the north bay by the middle of the week. ( marty ) a san rafael woman is in

critical condition this morning after being badly burned in an apartment fire. firefighters say it happened at an apartment building on bayview street around 9:15 yesterday morning. when they arrived, heavy smoke was coming from the first floor of the three story complex.

crews rescued another woman and child from a second floor balcony who were trapped from the smoke. that woman and her child did not go the hospital. the cause of the fire remains under investigation. ( marty ) another big story we are following this morning. the search continues in rural san mateo county for a missing hiker and her dog. the woman has now been missing more than a day. kron4's charles clifford has an update on the search effort. here along skyline boulevard in unicorporated woodside dozens of search and rescue teams scoured the area looking for missing hiker bethnee haury according to the san mateo county sheriff sheriff's office 56-year-old haury was last seen thursday afternoon around 4. she was apparently hiking in the area with her white and brown australian shepard and appeared to be in good health.after she failed to check in with her family thursday evening, a search began shortly thereafter. dozens of search and rescue crews worked overnight thursday and all day friday. the sheriff's office is also

being assisted by search and rescue teams from marin county and a cal fire helicopter. teams scoured the deep woods, checked outbuildings and searched the nearby trails on horseback and with dogs.< says a lot of activity up here.> chris spano has lived along skyline for 20 years. he says it's easy to become lost hiking in the dense redwood forest here. he credits his dog with helping him get home more than a few times. haury is described as being 140 pounds, about 5 feet 5 inches tall with blue eyes and red hair. she was last seen wearing black yoga pants and a pink shirt. her mother told kron 4 on friday that bethnee has suffered from strokes in the pas and can sometimes become confused. ( marty ) that was kron four's charles clifford reporting. the ground search will continue this morning. ( marty ) a string of burglaries in san francisco's normally quiet sunset district has people worried. police say the man in this video has been arrested. they say 23- year-old evan underwood is a

serial burglar and responsible for at least 4-break in's. he was taken into custody wednesday night. but police don't think he's behind another break in from this week on morningside drive. in that theft, the thieves got away with a safe full of guns and other valuables. investigators are using surveillance footage to help them catch the burglars. ( marty ) the coyote creek flood in san jose last month has left hundreds ofpeople homeless. many of them are back home again, but not all. and now there's a call for the chronically homeless to be included in the flood relief effort. a long time homeless advocate says that the people who have called the creek home are much worse off now than before the flood. he says some of the relief money should go to them. in response... the city says it warned the homeless in advance to get away from the creek and argues that it's already spending millions of dollars on programs to help the homeless.

to create housing opportunities, invest in services and create outreach with a lot of work on the ground to get people housed..." scott wagers/advocate for homelesswhy not give them a piece of this money....they don't need much....enough for a few tents and tarps some basic necessities>( marty ) the flood caused an estimated 73 million dollars worth of damage. ( marty ) coming up.. the warriors making news not for what happened on the court, but off it. the statement coach steve kerr is sending to the n-b-a. that's next. live look outside... richmond bridge - everything we stock at grocery outlet

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warriors in minnesota --golden state's 6th-road game in their last 7-outings... --warriors started cold from downtown... 2-of-10 from 3 in the 1st half.

but steph curry started heating up... 3rd quarter- - hits a three to pass his father for career nba points. yet-- golden state down by 7. -- minnesota was relentless. andrew wiggins... gets the steal and takes it back the other way for a dunk. he led the wolves with 24-points. wolves up 76-68 in the 3rd. --warriors managed to claw back in... klay thompson...good from downtown.. he led the warriors with 30-points on 3-of-6 from 3. golden state makes it a one point game. --late in the 4th, warriors take the lead. curry...with the floater to make it 102-101 with 20- seconds to go. --minnesota would take back the lead on the ensuing possession, so here's golden state's last chance curry gets an open look, but it rims out. he finished with 26-points. --minnesota wins 103-102... as golden state loses for the 4th time in their last 6 games. after tonight's game, kerr announced that curry, klay, draymond and andre iguodala are all resting against san santonio. kawhi leonard will also be out for the spurs. here is kerr explaining his decision.

all playing big minutes and this will give them three days before our home game and then we'll have a whole week at home next week and a chance to recharge. it's my call."> --golden bears facing oregon in the pac-12 tourney semifinal. they'd take a hit early on though... starting guard jabari bird...leaves the game after falling right on his head. --bears would try to fight through it. 1st half---stephen domingo with the block... fast break the other way... grant mullins with the triple. he led the bears with 23. cal up 5. big day for the 49ers.... as the team introduced its first crop of free agents in the john lynch

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here's a look at the beautiful san francisco skyline this morning. dave spahr is here with your weather forecast. high pressure will keep warm and dry conditions across our region into next week. a system will pass to the north and may bring some light rain to the north bay by the middle of the week.

( marty ) breaking news just into the news room. firefighters are at the scene of a three-alarm fire at the stanford hospital. there are reports of a room on fire. crews have already made their way to the third floor of the building. we will continue to follow this story throughout the morning. kron 4's averi harper is on her way to the scene and will have more in a live report.

( marty ) breaking news. a man is arrested after reportedly trying to sneak into the white house. this happened last night, just before midnight while president trump was at the white house. police say a man was carrying a backpack trying to scale a fence. a secret service officer found him by the south entrance... just next to the executive residence. we'll continue to follow this story throughout the morning. ( marty ) happening now. the wife of the orlando pulse nightclub shooter will stay in jail until her trial. a federal judge made the decision yesterday. the 500-thousand-dollar bond to release noor salman has been revoked at the request of prosecuters. that reverses a decision made by a lower court judge in oakland. salman had been living in the east bay - after the massacre carried out by her husband which left 49-people dead. she has pleaded not guilty to charges of aiding and abetting, and obstruction of ( marty ) a man accused of beating his daughter in law to

death with a hammer appeared before a judge friday. the brutal crime happened tuesday in suisun city. police say the man was upset over how he was supposedly "disrespected. lonnie wong explains. 63 year-old amarjit singh was accused of brutally killing his 29 year-old daughter-in-law shameena bibi, in this suisun city garage after investigators say he felt údisrespectedú. police say singh eventually confessed to the murder that occurred following an arguement. singh was described by those who know him as religious, quiet and friendly. he had that demeanor in court, politely answering routine questions by the judge john ellis through a punjabi interpreter. but the judge rescinded permission for news photographers to take pictures of him in court after public defender elena dúaugstino objected. she said the case might be compromised because singh was in a wheelchair and wearing a sleeveless smock reserved for prisoners on a suicide watch at the jail. he was also not wearing his traditional sihk turban...which may also

have been related to the suicide watch. singhús case was delayed to determine if there were any conflicts of interest with his public defender.lonnie wong 'even though the arraignment was continued and no plea was entered...but he did set bail at one million dollars. the bail amount is not unheard of given the brutal nature of the crime which occurred while the victimús husband and two year son were in the house. in fairfield, lonnie wong ( marty ) in the east bay. people in a hayward neighborhood says they are dealing with an increase in package thefts. now, members in the community are asking police to step in, review surveillance video and help catch the thieves. a viewer sent in this video showing a person walking up and snatching a package right off his porch. it has happened several times in recent months... more videos from home surveillance cameras show the thefts, all in the mount eden community of hayward.

not actually tied down to the ground.">( marty ) the sergeant with the hayward police department says they're looking into the thefts. they recommend having packages sent to an office or post office boxes. ( marty ) reports of immigration raids have increased since president trump has taken office. ice agents have pulled undocumented workers from their homes, cars and restaurants. now restaurant owners are organizing and fighting back. the golden gate restaurant association and some 200 bay area restaurants have signed on to the sanctuary restaurant movement. the idea is to train immigrant workers on their rights and make sure restaurants are safe for workers. ( marty ) the golden gate restaurant association will hold a workshop at the 'don

ramon' restaurant in san francisco to educate employers and employees. ( marty ) a high stakes meeting at the white house... president trump calls in house republican leaders to talk about replacing obamacare. the plan passed through two committees this week. but it is still facing opposition not only from democrats, but from many conservative republicans as well. the debate could affect millions of americans. kron four's catherine heenan shows us where things stand this morning. "we must act now to save americans from the imploding obamacare disaster."president trump sounding like a cheerleader as he met with congressional committee heads. "this is the time we're going to get it done. we're working together, getting results, we have tremendous spirit, and i think it's something that's going to happen very shortly." the bill making is way through congress would keep three key components of obama care ... you still can't be denied coverage for a pre=existing condition.adult children can stay on their parents' plans until they turn 26.and employer=provided health plans that provide a high degree of coverage will still be taxed.

the republican plan would get rid of the requirement that you have to buy coverage or pay a penalty.subsidies for low income families with high premiums wold be replaced by tax credits.obamacare taxes on the wealthy, insurers and drug companies would be eliminated, and the expansion of medicaid to cover low-income adults would be phased out.right now the rollback is set for 2020. conservatives want it moved up to 2017, potentially creating a gap in care--and that could be enough to make moderate members vote against it. republicans need to stay largely united to outnumber democrats against the obamacare repeal.rep. nancy pelosi/(d) minority leader: "it's really a cruel bill that the republicans have put forth. and it will increase the number of uninsured in our country." that was kron four's catherine heenan reporting. the president took to twitter this morining... tweeting quote: "we are making great progress with healthcare. obamacare is

imploding and will only get worse. republicans coming together to get job done!" coming up... daylight saving time is around the corner. a look at the movement to get rid of it. the start of

daylight saving time is tomorrow. some people love getting one more hour of sunlight. but others don't like the time change. in fact, several states are looking into getting rid of of it. robert kittle looks at some of the problems connected to daylight saving time... and why we spring forward. for a lot of people ... the start of daylight saving time makes them happy. (00.17.31.26) "i'm excited because, basically, when i get off work it's not dark and i get to enjoy more time outside with my little boy." (00.17.39.22) (00.16.28.17) "i like it when it's in effect. always hate, you know, going back to the darker evenings and when you go to work and never getting to see daylight and spend time outside. so i'm excited about it. wish that it wouldn't keep

changing back and forth." (00.16.41.20) and he's not alone. there are efforts from time to time in different states ... to either not observe daylight saving time to begin with ... or just stay in it all the time. and the change is not just annoying. a study by the university of colorado found fatal car accidents went up six percent in the six days right after the time change when people lose an hour. the number of accidents did -not- go up after the fall change when we get an extra hour of sleep. "i do not enjoy springing forward. it affects my whole house. my kids hate it and it sets back the entire household. i never look forward to it. i like to fall back." (00.19.34.26) "a lot of people think one of the reasons for daylight saving time was to help farmers, but that's not true. in fact, when it was first put in place in the u.s. in 1918, farmers fought against it." they also led the fight to repeal that in 1919. their work is based on the sun ... not the clock. daylight saving time didn't come back for good in the u-s until 1966. and hawaii and most of arizona still do not observe daylight saving time. "it really doesn't matter to me either way, losing the hour of sleep or not." (00.17.05.12) robert kittle, kron4 news.

( marty ) up next. just because you have kids, it doesn't mean you can't go out and enjoy a place yourself. yelp joins us next to share some of the best kid friendly restaurants. after the break. ( marty ) here's a live look at kirkwood this morning. high of 49 degrees today. ( marty ) for the weekend: it's the saint patricks day parade and festival in san francisco. check out the west coast's largest event celebrating irish history and culture. it's happening in downtwon san francisco, on howard and 2nd street from 10:00 to 5:00. it's free to attend. high pressure will keep warm

and dry conditions across our region into next week. a system will pass to the north and may bring some light rain to the north bay by the middle of the week.

( marty ) becoming a parent may

mean less sleep and more laundry, but it doesn't mean you have to trade happy hour for happy meals. dominique farrar from yelp is here to share some of the top-rated restaurants for families in the bay area... spots that are relaxed enough for kids, but cool enough for the grown-ups. ( marty ) upscale mexican, chic but casual ambiance -

early dinner crowd is lots of families and kids -also do brunch, lunch, happy hour. - lively and loud atmosphere, so the kids won't disturb anyone - guacamole, chilaquiles, and pork belly tacos very popular - kids menu - good for allergies and gluten-free kids (polenta- plantain pancakes with seasonal fruit)

( marty )highlights:- like little star pizza? this is the sister restaurant.- deep dish pizza is the thing here- feels cool enough for date night, but casual enough for kids and babies- amazing lunch deal: $9 for personal pizza- special march pizza is wild mushroom + fontina- vegan cheese available ( marty ) - cool, living room style

theatre - couches, love seats and bean bag chairs.- food and adult beverages delivered to your seat + popcorn topping bar - baby brigade is movies specifically set aside for parents with infants.- instead of having to get a babysitter for your baby in order to do adult things, why notjust bring your baby to the movies? - they show a regular features each week, with stroller parking and a dimly lit pacing areais available.- the best partan audience that understands if there are a few screams or whimpersalong the way.- 2 baby brigade offerings on most weeks: saturday afternoon, thursday early evening ( marty )marin parents love

this place! especially when the weather is nice+ kids play area outside, live music and libations for the adults+ owned by phil lesh of the legendary grateful dead+ huge 2-tiered dining room and waterfront patio overlook one of san rafael's historic canals. + the menu specializes in farm-to-table fare.+ they now serve a monday night 3- course prix fixe family dinner from 5:30 to 9:30 p.m. ( marty )highlights:- modern highlights: highlights:- modern steakhouse in cute downtown san carlos-

white tablecloth and kid friendly!- fun kids menu with a build-your-own sundae option - jalapeno deviled eggs, chicken & waffles, banana pound cake dessert

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lucky people won ten dollar tickets to the critcially acclaimed broadway musical "hamilton." the production kicked off its u-s tour last night in san francisco at the orpheum theatre. the winners watched the 11-time tony-award winning show without breaking the bank. the musical's producers held a drawing for the ten dollar tickets. it allows a larger group of people to have a chance at seeing the show for less. we caught up with two of the 44 winners during intermission. ( marty ) there is a chance to win all season long until the show closes on august 5th. you can log onto kron four dot com for more information. ( marty ) san francisco police are helping raise money

for a mother who was robbed at gunpoint san francisco. she's a single mother who's also an army veteran. she'd just taken money out of the bank to pay for her daughters first birthday party... officers with the mission district station wanted to be sure the celebration still takes place. the robbery happened last saturday night around 11:00 when 2 men walked up to the woman after she parked her car. one of them pointed a gun at her while the other one grabbed her one-year old daughter out of the back seat of her car.. they eventually let the child go -- but they took her backpack which contained the money. police are asking for any information - if you see or recognize these men. warm trend continues. i have your full weather forecast straight ahead. ( marty @ landing ) that breaking

news we are following... firefighters are evacuating people in palo alto this morning after a three fire in a medical school building at the stanford hospital. this happened just before 8:00 this morning. no injuries have been reported. at least 60 firefighters are responding. kron four's averi harper is headed to the scene and will have a live report as soon as she arrives. now let's go to dave spahr in the weather center. high pressure will keep warm and dry conditions across our region into next week. a system will pass to the north and may bring some light rain to the north bay by the middle of the week. ( marty @ landing ) a big story we are

following this morning.. two people are critically ill and in the hospital after drinking tea from a store in china town. kron4's lydia pantazes talked to the health department about what you need to "do you have comments on the leaves that were sold?"this is what happened when tried to ask employees at the sun wing wo trading company about two people who became critically ill after drinking tea from

their store.they shut the door on us....san francisco health department officials say the tea which looks like this... contained aconite a lethal poison."and within an hour of drinks by the tea they developed signs symptoms consistent with their heart racing and developed cardiac complications, both of them ended up in the hospital, in the intensive care unit." health department officials say the woman in her 50's and the man in his thirties required resuscitation and both remain hospitalized. one case happened in february, the other in march."the herbal tea is not from a product that was packaged but that was put together and then put into a plastic bag."which is why the health department removed all similar products from store shelves and are working with the wholesaler to trace down the source of contamination. "there's no way that a patient is going to be able to tell from a plastic bag with a bunch of different leaves whether they have the leaf that has this toxin so that's why we're telling people just to throw it away."health officials say the herb commonly used in chinese herbal medicine is prepared in a way that deactivates any toxicity."so this condition is very very rare, this is the first time we've had this in san francisco that i'm aware of and i could not find any

cases in california." ( marty @ landing ) a woman is in custody this morning after an hours long stand off in san francisco. it all began around 2 yesterday afternoon in the mission district. some homes and businesses on valencia between 16th and 17th streets were evacuated. police say a 60 year old woman barricaded herself in a hotel room for more than seven hours. . it's unclear what charges she may face. this is video from our helicopter partnership with a-b-c 7. officers say the incident started when a pest control worker went to the woman's door and she pulled out a gun. that's when police say she locked herself inside. police closed off streets and told remaining residents to shelter in place. finally the women stepped out in the hall outside her room

and was arrested at about nine o'clock last night no one was hurt during the stand off. ( marty ) another big story we are following this morning... police have made a second arrest in connection to the death of 88-year old "miss flo" douglas from san jose.. santa clara couty sheriff's say jennifer hernandez is being held with out bail. she's set to appear in court on monday. 19-year old zachary kwen was previously arrested in connection to her death as well. he has been charged with murder after reportedly breaking into miss flo's home, robbing her, and beating her.. miss flo was in the hospital for a month before she died from her injuries. deputies have not said exactly how hernandez is connected. ( marty ) some people are on edge in the east bay after dozens of freeway shootings. and we're learning more the most recent incident along i-80 thursday. kron four's spencer blake has an update - and some new numbers - from the c-h-p. you already know that thursday's violence completely

blocked eastbound lanes of i-80 for áfive hoursá. but c-h- p did make some arrests.they also told kron four about the surprising frequency of that type of incident, over the last year or so.(pkg)the scene from the shooting in richmond is not a new one.bullet holes, victims in the hospital, and lines of cars with no place to go often surround freeway shootings."it happened at a bad time - commute, ya know, people going home."c-h-p says there have been at least á80 such shootings in the past 15 or 16 months.not all on i-80, of course, but on various freeways throughout the east bay.people in richmond were surprised to hear it."i think it's really not fair for the people that go through every now and then for just going to work, ya know? i feel people really feel unsafe.""the reason this case was solved so quickly was due to several outstanding witnesses."those witnesses' tips led officers to arrest three suspects.c-h-p believes elliott johnhenry

johnson and two juveniles have gang ties, and specifically targeted the victims' car thursday.a man who was shot is in grave condition, and a woman in the same car was hit by bullets, too, and is in stable condition.without diminishing the severity of the almost seven dozen freeway shootings recently, lieutenant jason reardon does provide some perspective that may be comforting."you're talking about tens of millions of people that have driven that roadway over the last 16 months, let's say. so the chances are still extremely low that you'll be involved in something of that nature." there's still plenty to come in this investigation, including formal charges from the d-a's office next week.in contra costa county, spencer blake, kron four news. ( marty ) breaking news. a man is arrested after reportedly trying to sneak into the white house. this happened last night, just before midnight while president trump was at the white house. police say a man was carrying a backpack after breaching security. no hazardous materials were found

in the backpack he was carrying... according to a statement by the secret service. a secret service officer found him by the south entrance... just next to the executive residence. we'll continue to follow this story throughout the morning. ( marty ) coming up... the search for a missing hiker continues this morning... we'll explain why some say it may have been easy for her to get lost. and... the clean up efforts continue in san jose after last months flood destroyed hundreds of homes. now, there's an effort to get homeless included in relief efforts as well. also.. gluten free can increase your chances of getting diabetes. the reason, next.

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look at some of the new medical findings released this week: ( marty ) going gluten-free could increase your chance of developing type-two diabetes. that's according to a new study from harvard. scientists say eating only small amounts of gluten, or avoiding it

altogether, increases the danger of diabetes by as much as 13-percent. they say many health-conscious people eliminate gluten from their diets... but there is no evidence it benefits your health. researchers recommend not cutting gluten out of your diet unless you have an intolerance... like celiac disease. warm temps today. i have a full forecast straight ahead. ( marty ) for the weekend: it's the bay area pet expo in san jose. check out the pets, exhibitors, prizes and more. it's happening at santa clara county fairgrounds from 10:00 to 5:00. it's free to

( marty ) here's a live look at the embaradero this morning. beautiful day ahead for us.

toss to weather. high pressure will keep warm and dry conditions across our region into next week. a system will pass to the north and may bring some light rain to the north bay by the middle of the week. ( marty @ landing ) that landing )( marty @

( marty @ landing ) that breaking news we are following is a fire at the stanford hospital... now people are being forced to evacuate. kron4's averi harper at the scene with the latest. averi?

(averi) breaking news... firefighters are evacuating people in palo alto this morning after a three fire in a medical school building at the stanford hospital. this happened just before 8:00 this morning. no injuries have been reported. at least 60 firefighters are at the scene. i will have reports throughout the morning. ( marty @ landing ) thanks landing )( marty @ ( marty @ landing ) thanks averi. now let's go to the weathe dave spahr.

( marty ) a san rafael woman is in critical condition this morning after being badly burned in an apartment fire. firefighters say it happened at an apartment building on bayview street around 9:15 yesterday morning. when they arrived, heavy smoke was coming from the first floor of the three story complex. crews rescued another woman and child from a second floor balcony who were trapped from the smoke. that woman and her child did not go the hospital. the cause of the fire remains under investigation. ( marty ) another big

story we are following this morning. the search continues in rural san mateo county for a missing hiker and her dog. the woman has now been missing more than a day. kron4's charles clifford has an update on the search effort. here along skyline boulevard in unicorporated woodside dozens of search and rescue teams scoured the area looking for missing hiker bethnee haury according to the san mateo county sheriff sheriff's office 56-year-old haury was last seen thursday afternoon around 4. she was apparently hiking in the area with her white and brown australian shepard and appeared to be in good health.after she failed to check in with her family thursday evening, a search began shortly thereafter. dozens of search and rescue crews worked overnight thursday and all day friday. the sheriff's office is also being assisted by search and rescue teams from marin county and a cal fire helicopter. teams scoured the deep woods, checked outbuildings and searched the nearby trails on horseback and with dogs.< says a lot of activity up here.> chris spano has lived along skyline for 20 years. he says it's easy to become lost

hiking in the dense redwood forest here. he credits his dog with helping him get home more than a few times. haury is described as being 140 pounds, about 5 feet 5 inches tall with blue eyes and red hair. she was last seen wearing black yoga pants and a pink shirt. her mother told kron 4 on friday that bethnee has suffered from strokes in the pas and can sometimes become confused. ( marty ) that was kron four's charles clifford reporting. the ground search will continue this morning. ( marty ) a string of burglaries in san francisco's normally quiet sunset district has people worried. police say the man in this video has been arrested. they say 23- year-old evan underwood is a serial burglar and responsible for at least 4-break in's. he was taken into custody wednesday night. but police don't think he's behind another break in from this week on morningside drive.

in that theft, the thieves got away with a safe full of guns and other valuables. investigators are using surveillance footage to help them catch the burglars. ( marty ) coming up.. the warriors making news not for what happened on the court, but off it. the statement coach steve kerr is sending to the n-b-a. that's next.

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--golden state's 6th-road game in their last 7-outings... --warriors started cold from downtown... 2-of-10 from 3 in the 1st half. but steph curry started heating up... 3rd quarter- - hits a three to pass his father for career nba points.

yet-- golden state down by 7. -- minnesota was relentless. andrew wiggins... gets the steal and takes it back the other way for a dunk. he led the wolves with 24-points. wolves up 76-68 in the 3rd. --warriors managed to claw back in... klay thompson...good from downtown.. he led the warriors with 30-points on 3-of-6 from 3. golden state makes it a one point game. --late in the 4th, warriors take the lead. curry...with the floater to make it 102-101 with 20- seconds to go. --minnesota would take back the lead on the ensuing possession, so here's golden state's last chance curry gets an open look, but it rims out. he finished with 26-points. --minnesota wins 103-102... as golden state loses for the 4th time in their last 6 games. after tonight's game, kerr announced that curry, klay, draymond and andre iguodala are all resting against san santonio. kawhi leonard will also be out for the spurs. here is kerr explaining his decision. --golden bears facing

oregon in the pac-12 tourney semifinal. they'd take a hit early on though... starting guard jabari bird...leaves the game after falling right on his head. --bears would try to fight through it. 1st half--- stephen domingo with the block... fast break the other way... grant mullins with the triple. he led the bears with 23. cal up 5. big day for the 49ers.... as the team introduced its first crop of free agents in the john lynch and kyle shanahan era. the niners signed 10-players this week... including-- receivers pierre garcon and marquise goodwin and former raiders linebacker malcolm smith. one of the most intriguing signings is bryan hoyer... the journeyman quarterback is reuniting with shanahan as the two spent the

2014 season together in cleveland. that year was probably one of the best of hoyer's career. back to the great marty gonzalez. live look outside... golden gate bridge..

here's a look at the beautiful san francisco skyline this morning. dave spahr is here with your weather forecast. high pressure will keep warm and dry conditions across our region into next

week. a system will pass to the north and may bring some light rain to the north bay by the middle of the week. ( marty @ landing ) that breaking news we are following is a fire at the

stanford hospital... now people are being forced to evacuate. kron4's averi harper at the scene with the latest. averi? (averi) breaking news... firefighters are evacuating people in palo alto this morning after a three fire in a medical school building at the stanford hospital. this happened just before 8:00 this morning. no injuries have been reported. at least 60 firefighters are at the scene. i will have reports throughout the morning. ( marty @ landing ) thanks averi.

( marty ) happening now. the

wife of the orlando pulse nightclub shooter will stay in jail until her trial. a federal judge made the decision yesterday. the 500-thousand-dollar bond to release noor salman has been revoked at the request of prosecuters. that reverses a decision made by a lower court judge in oakland. salman had been living in the east bay - after the massacre carried out by her husband which left 49-people dead. she has pleaded not guilty to charges of aiding and abetting, and obstruction of justice. ( marty ) a man accused of beating his daughter in law to death with a hammer appeared before a judge friday. the brutal crime happened tuesday in suisun city. police say the man was upset over how he was supposedly "disrespected. lonnie wong explains. 63 year-old amarjit singh was accused of brutally killing his 29 year-old daughter-in-law shameena bibi, in this suisun city garage

after investigators say he felt údisrespectedú. police say singh eventually confessed to the murder that occurred following an arguement. singh was described by those who know him as religious, quiet and friendly. he had that demeanor in court, politely answering routine questions by the judge john ellis through a punjabi interpreter. but the judge rescinded permission for news photographers to take pictures of him in court after public defender elena dúaugstino objected. she said the case might be compromised because singh was in a wheelchair and wearing a sleeveless smock reserved for prisoners on a suicide watch at the jail. he was also not wearing his traditional sihk turban...which may also have been related to the suicide watch. singhús case was delayed to determine if there were any conflicts of interest with his public defender.lonnie wong 'even though the arraignment was continued and no plea was entered...but he did set bail at one million dollars. the bail amount is not unheard of given the brutal nature of the crime which occurred while the victimús husband and two year son were in the house. in fairfield, lonnie wong ( marty ) in the east bay.

people in a hayward neighborhood says they are dealing with an increase in package thefts. now, members in the community are asking police to step in, review surveillance video and help catch the thieves. a viewer sent in this video showing a person walking up and snatching a package right off his porch. it has happened several times in recent months... more videos from home surveillance cameras show the thefts, all in the mount eden community of hayward.

the golden gate restaurant association and some 200 bay area restaurants have signed on to the sanctuary restaurant movement. the idea is to train immigrant workers on their rights and make sure restaurants are safe for workers. the golden gate restaurant association will hold a workshop at the 'don ramon' restaurant in san francisco to educate employers and employees. ( marty ) new this morning... nissan is recalling more then 54 thousand cars because curtain and seat mounted air bags that may unexpectedly deploy. the recall afffects owners of the 2012 nissan versa. nissan says the problem may be caused by the degradtion of the side impact sensor connector pins. nissan says dealers will instal a new jumper harness and replace the side impact sensors free of charge. coming up... daylight saving time is around the corner. a look at the movement to get rid of it. live look the start of daylight

saving time is tomorrow. some people love getting one more hour of sunlight. but others don't like the time change. in fact, several states are looking into getting rid of of it. robert kittle looks at some of the problems connected to daylight saving time... and why we spring forward. for a lot of people ... the start of daylight saving time makes them happy. (00.17.31.26) "i'm excited because, basically, when i get off work it's not dark and i get to enjoy more time outside with my little boy." (00.17.39.22) (00.16.28.17) "i like it when it's in effect. always hate, you know, going back to the darker evenings and when you go to work and never getting to see daylight and spend time outside. so i'm excited about it. wish that it wouldn't keep changing back and forth." (00.16.41.20) and he's not alone. there are efforts from time to time in different states ... to either not observe daylight saving time

to begin with ... or just stay in it all the time. and the change is not just annoying. a study by the university of colorado found fatal car accidents went up six percent in the six days right after the time change when people lose an hour. the number of accidents did -not- go up after the fall change when we get an extra hour of sleep. "i do not enjoy springing forward. it affects my whole house. my kids hate it and it sets back the entire household. i never look forward to it. i like to fall back." (00.19.34.26) "a lot of people think one of the reasons for daylight saving time was to help farmers, but that's not true. in fact, when it was first put in place in the u.s. in 1918, farmers fought against it." they also led the fight to repeal that in 1919. their work is based on the sun ... not the clock. daylight saving time didn't come back for good in the u-s until 1966. and hawaii and most of arizona still do not observe daylight saving time. "it really doesn't matter to me either way, losing the hour of sleep or not." (00.17.05.12) robert kittle, kron4 news. ( marty ) tension in the east bay

over what's flying over one person's house. we'll explain why neighbors are upset. next. ( marty ) here's a live look at kirkwood this morning. 22 degrees this morning. high of 48 degrees today. ( marty ) for the weekend: it's the saint patricks day parade and festival in san francisco. check out the west coast's largest event celebrating irish history and culture. it's happening in downtwon san francisco, on howard and 2nd street from 10:00 to 5:00. it's free to attend. live look outside...sutro

tower. dave spahr is here with your weather forecast.

high pressure will keep warm and dry conditions across our region into next week. a system will pass to the north and may bring some light rain to the north bay by the middle of the week.

( marty ) the dakota access oil pipeline could be ready to use as soon as next week. protesters marched in san francisco yesterday against the pipeline. this week a federal judge refused to order to temporarily stop

construction of the final section of the disputed pipeline. the decision clears the way for oil to flow within a few days. the standing rock and cheyenne river sioux tribes wanted the work suspended until their claim could be resolved. they argued that a pipeline under the lake violates their right to practice their religion... which relies on clean water. the tribe pledged to continue their legal fight against the project even after the pipeline begins operating. ( marty ) tension in the east bay this morning over what's flying at one house. a homeowner put a confederate flag on display some neighbors were at first surprised...and are now just angry and upset.... kron four's philippe djegal shows us their reaction. (philippe) 20-years living in brentwood... and, felicia purcell says her jaw- dropped while passing her neighbor's display.felicia purcell/neighbor- ""shock. i was headed to the mechanic yesterday, and, um, had to take a double take." not just because of the confederate flag hanging on

the side of this house on craig court... which purcell believes symbolizes racism...felcia purcell/neighb or- "but then i thought, ok, you know, i've seen that before, but it was the sign that shocked me. that he would threaten to shoot anyone who touched either one of the flags -- that was offensive to me."nats/ homeowner's wife- "can you turn your camera off please? (reporter) i can't its for my safety." initially... the homeowner's wife slammed the door on me when i approached to talk about the flag. nats/tenant- "he's like, well i'm here because your flags being a problem. i'm a tenant here." not long after, a tenant in the home called the police on me... minutes earlier... the tenant removed the sign.nats/tenant- "this sign was posted because we had community members, coming and tearing down the flags." the man behind the flag, eric harvey, eventually came home and spoke with me. he says the flags been up for about a week where it stands.eric harvey/homeowner- "the reason i'm flying it? its more or less a redneck thing, because of being a cowboy.

it's just, to me its more a stand point of just the rowdy, get rowdy, get crazy, just do stupid things, haha."bridge i did reach out to the mayor of brentwood about this situation... and, after he conferred with the chief of police... he says this is an example of freedom of expression. he says that eric harvey has every right to fly this flag. he is not breaking any laws or city ordinances.eric harvey/homeow ner- "you wouldn't consider yourself a racist? i'm the last thing i am is a racist." harvey's friend -- doctor burt broussard gave him the flag as a gift.dr. burt broussard/harvey's friend- "i don't find it offensive. people are just being too pc correct about stuff."eric harvey/homeowner- "(reporter) you know, people are going to draw parallels to you being a trump supporter and the flag. i know. (reporter) does that bother you or was it expected? i kind of expected it. not this much, but i expected it." eric havery/homeowner- "do you plan on keeping it up or after all of this, will you consider taking it down? uh, i probably will take it down, but not right away." but as far as felicia purcell is concerned... the damage has already

been done. in brentwood, philippe djegal, kron four news. ( marty ) the new "warm springs" bart station in fremont is set to begin service march 25th. the station is the first part of an extension to bart's fremont line. this is video from our helicopter partnership with abc 7 news. the new station has more than 2- thousand parking spaces and 42 electric car charging stations. there are also easy connections to transit buses. the project is a welcome boost to service for the fast growing population in south fremont. ( marty ) cars with no steering wheel and no one inside could be driving on california roads by the end of the year... yesterday the d-m-v proposed rules that would open the road for these driverless cars. the documents are a framework for how a car manufacturer can prove to the d-m-v that their product is ready for testing on public roads. yesterday marked the start of a 45-day public comment period

which will end with a public hearing in sacramento. ( marty ) opening night at hamilton was a success. and you won't believe what some fans paid for a ticket. find out next. ( marty ) for the weekend: it's volunteer day in san francisco. spend some time in the sunshine, enjoy donuts and coffee and help the park. it's happening at mission dolores park, on 18th street and dolores from 10:00 to 1:30. free to attend. happening now. some

lucky people won ten dollar tickets to the critcially acclaimed broadway musical "hamilton." the production kicked off its u-s tour last night in san francisco at the orpheum theatre. the winners watched the 11-time tony-award winning show

without breaking the bank. the musical's producers held a drawing for the ten dollar tickets. it allows a larger group of people to have a chance at seeing the show for less. we caught up with two of the 44 winners during intermission. ( marty ) there is a chance to win all season long until the show closes on august 5th. you can log onto kron four dot com for more information. ( marty ) san francisco police are helping raise money for a mother who was robbed at gunpoint san francisco. she's a single mother who's also an army veteran. she'd just taken money out of the bank to pay for her daughters first birthday party... officers with the

mission district station wanted to be sure the celebration still takes place. the robbery happened last saturday night around 11:00 when 2 men walked up to the woman after she parked her car. one of them pointed a gun at her while the other one grabbed her one-year old daughter out of the back seat of her car.. they eventually let the child go -- but they took her backpack which contained the money. police are asking for any information - if you see or recognize these men. 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 morning starting at 8 o'clock ... and tonight for kron 4 news at eight.

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