thing bad is someone's car being broken into to. throughout the day, crime scene investigators throughly went through the home collecting evidence. in san leandro, te (vicki) murder charges have been filed against one of the three people arrested in connection with the latest deadly shooting along interstate 80 in richmond. 24-year-old elliott johnson made his first court appearance today. his arraignment was pushed back to next thursday. two 17-year old's are also in custody for the murder. demarcus doss' step father

spoke out at the hearing today. "people stood up and said something... that's what its gonna take for this to stop." family members of the victim, demarcus doss are trying to cope with his murder. they say he was in college, volunteered often, wanted to be a probation officer and wanted to help the city of richmond. (grant) also in court today - a man at the center of a violent encounter vallejo police officers. the suspect...pleading not guilty to several charges related to the incident. this all went down friday afternoon near a valero gas station....the end of the scuffle...recorded on cell phone video. a valero employee said 23-year-old dejuan hall was acting erratically and scaring customers. police were called...after a short chase, hall sat down on the median in the middle of the street. the video then shows the

officer punching him and hitting him with a flashlight several times. today - hall pleaded not guilty to several charges including resisting arrest and threatening an officer. (grant) two police officers are on paid administrative leave after they shot and killed a man across the street from a home depot store in napa last night. the napa police department says 23-year-old aaron russel was armed with a large knife and acting quote..."crazy and high" when the officers got there. the response came after multiple 911 calls. both officers fired their guns and russell died at the scene. the names of the officers have not been released at this time. (vicki) happening now... the marine mammal center is working to rescue a sea lion trapped in a vacaville canal. this is happening in a small canal off leisure town road - some 25 miles from

home. kron four's charles clifford joins us live now from the scene - with more on the rescue efforts.

(grant) still more fall out from the devastating flood last month along coyote creek in san jose. the city has declared a shelter crisis.

kron four's rob fladeboe joins us now live from san jose to explain what this means. rob? i'm here at the city-owned seven trees community center, which has served as the main refugefor flood victims since they were evacuated back on february 21st. what this crisis declaration does is clear the way for the facility remain open until the end of may if necessary. elvie gledoro, her husband and young daughter are among as many as 180 flood-impacted residents who have been staying in the seven trees shelter for the past three weeks. it's far from perfect,

says gledoro, but she says they have nowhere else to go right now.elvie gledoro/flood victimasked about reports some of the evacuees are getting sick at the shelter, the city says doctors are making regular visits. a sign reminds people about the potential for tracking in contamination from the flood zone. happy to be here, alvie gledoro says the close quarters are far from ideal. elvie gledoro/flood victim>

'...maybe it was the food, i'm not sure but i was vomiting, i had flu like symptoms, the same with my daughter, but we're recovering...'> the shelter crisis declaration allows the city to bypass some housing regulations and is similar to what happens when the city makes community centers and libraries available as warming centers for the homeless during cold weather. now to a story we first brought to you yesterday on kron four news at five. hazmat crews are still working to determine what caused a mercury spill in an east bay neighborhood. the liquid metal was discovered yesterday morning on manzanita way near sycamore drive in antioch. kron4's maureen kelly reports this is the third time crews

have had to respond to a mercury spill in this neighborhood in the past 4 months. you can see the some of the areas roped off with yellow tape behind me.the epa says they've narrowed the spill down to six locations on this street, which is why they were able to reopen the street to cars. scientists and hazmat crews were out here until 3am this morning and back out again using special air sensors to test for mercury on the groundand vacumning up the liquid metal..which often looks very similar to broken glass.that same sensor..was used on all the sidewalks and pathways to homes and made sure that those are clear.because they don't want people to track it into their homes.because long term exposure to smaller amounts of mercury can cause nerve damage.luckily none was detected which why there were no evacuations and no injurues reported.at this point they don' t know exactly how much mercury was spilled.or how it got there.it can come from a lot of different things. equipment, older pieces of medical equipment anything

that was a heat sensitive kind of switch can have mercury in it and sometimes it can have a lot of mercury in it. and if you threw it away and didn't know that it had mercury it didn't have anything to indicate it through the garbage and it broke and it could leak that way . it could've been that someone found a jar and just tossed in the trash and that's how it could happen, we just don't know we do these cleanups and these emergency response things several times a year. residents who live in the area say they are worried especially about the children in the area.it's been a very long time and i'm tired of the street being closed off and they couldn't even go outside and play yesterday i'm kind of scared still now.the spill sites are being vacumed again today in case the mercury got into the cracks.after this work is done they will be handing out information educating the public about what kind of things contain mercury and letting them know how they can dispose of household hazaderous waste items for free .there were two other much smaller mercury spills back in december and januaryjust one street over, but it's unclear if those are connected to this one.. one possibility is that these incidents could be related to illegal dumpingwhich is a common problem in antioch. maureen kelly kron4 news. (vicki) a string of

robberies... has a community in the east bay on edge tonight. still ahead - why police say these robberies are all connected and who they're looking for. then, "i hear somebody say, a faint noise, help, help me please help!(grant) rescue crews break down a wall at a napa sandwhich spot - after he becomes trapped in a tiny spot. details - on this bizzare story coming up. (vicki/vo) but first, snow, sleet, rain and wind gusts have been pummeling the northeast as a rare march nor'easter moves up the east coast. an update on the current conditions there.

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a half dozen robberies at gunpoint reported in fremont... (vicki) and, police tell kron four's philippe djegal it appears all of them may be connected. (philippe) the most recent of five armed robberies fremont police believe are connected... happened late friday night near alder court. police say the victim was approach by three african american men in their early 20's... one armed with a handgun. descriptions that match the other robberies too. police say the victim was robbed of his phone, credit and debit cards. the suspects took off in a silver colored s-u-v.elena leon/neighbor- "that definitely surprises me."bridge in each case... the fremont police department says the victims complied with the gunman... doing everything the gunman asked... and, that's why no one was injuried.

elena leon/neighbor- "it depends on if any of my family members are around. if they were around, i would definitely comply with anything they told me to do." the string of armed robberies started last tuesday night... when three different people were held up at gunpoint in different parts of town... all within a span of 13 minutes. one victim approached during her walk... another victim was parked in his car, when the suspects knocked on his window and took his phone. a third victim was standing on her driveway on everglades park drive... when she was robbed of her purse. patricia hauzer lives nearby. patricia hauzer/neighbor- "i've never even thought of having to protect myself, you know, i've never felt scared or alarmed about anything. it's just hasn't happened." the police department says these cases are high priorites... and, that detectives are working with neighboring agencies to track the suspects down. in fremont, philippe djegal, kron four news. (grant) a 26-year-old man who is

accused of attacking women in palo alto earlier this month turned himself in... reportedly after seeing a photo of himself on the news. officials say george mou-barak is in custody following the two attacks. the first happened at a bus kiosk at the palo alto caltrain station. the second attack happened on alma street near downtown. police were able to release surviellance pictures of moubarak to the news media. that when investigators say,,,he saw himself on tv and turned himself in. moubarak was arrested for sexual battery. (vicki) several feet of snow have piled up on rooftops all around lake tahoe. all that weight made for a dangerous situation at one home. luckily the house was vacant when more than half of the roof collapsed. heavy snow sitting on this roof for a long period of time ended up crushing the whole thing. take a look at the shot of the damage. it left this massive hole and a big mess to clean up. fire

officials in lake tahoe are saying the threat of roof collapses are increasing.

like. (catherine) enjoy the beautiful day in the bay area ... it has been a truly horrible one on the east coast. white-out conditions from pennsylvania to maine. road travel almost impossible ... air travel shut down. at s=f=o the message for east coast travelers was simple. "you can't get there from here."and for the millions of people hunkering down snow and sleet ... there is no way out. "mother nature and old man winter, they get together and look what happens."the storm swerved north of washington, leaving only a couple of inches of snow in the capital. in new york the danger is freezing rain.very slick. very icy the huge nor'easter visible from space kicked up huge waves along the coast.nat our concern right now is the sleet and the wind. it's going to be very cold tonight so the work is going to continue.some parts of upstate new york got up to 20 inches of snow.in syracuse, the blizzard forced the postponement of tonight's n=i=t basketball game. university officials say fan safety is important.nat

snowplows fought a losing battle to clear connecticut's roadswe are really starting to see some of the worst winds in this snowfall so farschools in boston will be closed for a second day tomorrow as massachusetts gears for more snow."this storm is still coming, it's still real and people need to continue to pay attention

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it again. someone was yelling 'help - help me.get me out of here. i said dude what are you doingand he said i was looking for a wishing well. did you fall? he said no i was drunk and i fell in here. here's a photo before they got him out.. we're now hearing the man allegedly lowered himself into an 18-inch crawl space using a make-shift rope. at some point the rope broke....and he was wedged in there for about 8 hours. 48-year-old robert turbidy was treated for minor injuries at a hospital.he's been booked into jail on suspicion of burglary and violating his probation. vicki and grant? (vicki) republican leaders are now scrambling to contain the fallout from a devastating congressional budget office report. still ahead on kron four news at five... all of this - as senate majority leader mitch mcconnell today made clear -

changes will come.(grant) then, police are searching for a woman who intentionally left her two year old at a grocery store. we'll show you the video - just a head.

(vicki) a snow day in washington is giving house g-o-p leaders the day off.... just one day after a report from the congressional budget office has added more heat to the debate surrounding their health care bill. (grant) the white house and some republicans have slammed the numbers- while democrats seem energized by them. karin caifa is in washington with the latest. new numbers making the sale of the g-o-p health care plan -- tougher.the nonpartisan congressional budget office -- estimating the number of uninsured americans would climb by 24 million by 20-26, under the republican plan.the trump administration -- taking aim -- at the messenger.mick mulvaney/office of management and budget director: "this is exactly what we thought the cbo would come forth with. they're terrible at counting coverage."some hill republicans -- critical of the white house criticism. and of president trump -- for backing a plan, that doesn't keep his word.sen. bill cassidy/-r- louisiana: "if 14 million people are losing insurance, i'm concerned. within a year. relative to where we would be. that's not what president trump promised."speaker paul ryan, aides say, plans to keep the bill moving in the house -- with little to no changes. staying the course may be the

consequence of little room to maneuver.conservative republicans -- don't like the plan's refundable tax credits. moderate republicans don't like the phase-out of the medicaid expansion.and the idea of getting help from red state democrats in the senate, took a hit with the report's conclusions that older, and lower-income americans would feel the most impact.sen. joe manchin/-d- west virginia: "i have a poor population, i have an elderly population and i have a horrible addiction problem with opiates. and with that being said, all three of those categories get devastated." democratic leaders -- say they saw this coming.sen chuck schumer/-d- minority leader: "trumpcare is a wreck. and we all knew that before the congressional budget office released it's surprisingly scathing score last night." (grant) and we just learned moments ago... president trump's taxes will be back in the spotlight. msnbc host

rachel maddow...tweet ing...that we have trump taxes...suggesting they'll discussed on her show. no other specifics were offered. mister trump broke decades of precedent by not releasing his tax returns during the presidential campaign. we'll keep you posted. (glo)cuts at the environmental protection agency could be even deeper than expected. cuts...up to 25-percent have already been reported. but a source says discussions are ongoing. . .and cuts are expected to include grants to states....which protect air, water and land. if there are massive layoffs at the agency. . the impacts would be widespread. . . reportedly affecting military veterans as well as contractors and small businesses. taking a look outside from our sutro cam over the golden gate bridge... kron 4 meteorologist brittany ship is here to tell us how long this great weather will lst.

a weak system will pass to our north overnight along with an increasing onshore flow. rainfall looks less and less likely for our region -- it will mostly stay to the north -- however it will lead to cooler temperatures. if rain does fall overnight into wednesday, it should be confined to the north bay with values less than a tenth. highs on wednesday will be in the 60s along the coast plus the northern half while the remainder of the cwa will generally be in the 70s. similar conditions can be expected on thursday.

(glo) people affected by the mass shooting at orlando's pulse night club last year. . . are getting extra help.the u-s department of justice announced it will hand over $8-point-four million dollars to the florida attorney general's office.the money will get reimbursed to counseling services that have been provided since june 12th of last year.the grant writers project more than three- thousand people could need help. . .ranging from the

victims, families of victims or first responders. 49 people died in that massacre...pulse is a gay night club. an orlando lgbtq advocate says. . .he still gets daily calls from victims who need help. . trt:16/ "they say to me, you know, i go to bed, i close my eyes. i still smell gunpowder. all that stuff comes back within the first year. so it's just a matter of, you know, you never know what's going to pop up daily and and we just have to make sure, and this money will help to make sure that they're taken care of." several counseling services, catholic charities, and smaller organizations are just some agencies set to receive money. (vicki) coming up, video captures the moments a southern california man is shot and killed by officers. tonight - we are hearing from the man's family for the first time. (grant) then, we are getting a sneak peak - into the warriors brand new stadium. a look inside the new chase center -

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carnival in the east bay... and it's all caught on camera. it happened at the butler carnival in east oakland over the weekend. you can see people ransacking carnival booths and stealing prizes. and at one point a fight breaks out, with no security or police in sight. police say they received multiple calls about a large crowd and possible vandalism. two people were injured and treated at the hospital. police say no arrests were made. (grant) southern california authorities are looking for a woman they say abandoned her toddler in a grocery store.a riverside police department statement says the woman entered a food-4-less store sunday with a 2-year-old girl who wandered off.the mother continued to shop...eventually a good samaritan brought the child to her. then...police say the mother deserted the toddler after paying for the groceries.the child was shown a photo of the woman from a surveillance camera and called her "mommy." "we stopped it right on her

mom and we picked her up and we asked honey, who's that and she said 'mommy' and she got all like sad face and we all just looked at each other and our hearts kind of just broke." the child is now in protective custody. police in riverside have not located the mother. (vicki) what was supposed to be a routine traffic stop in orange county...turned into a deadly officer involved shooting. now as investigators begin to look into the incident... the family of the man killed is speaking out. orange county police pulled over michael perez for having a broken tail light. but the driver refused to cooperate. perez flashed a gas can and a lighter to officers. that's why they used the hose to get him out of his vehicle. then officers say perez lunged at them with a knife. he was shot and later died. although police say perez has an extensive history of weapons charges and drug offenses... his family paints a different picture.

made me laugh.">(vicki) 33 year-old michael perez was a father of six. his family says they want everyone to remember him as the good, loving father he was. (grant) they've taken the internet by storm. now the two boys - who went viral for getting the same haircut to prank their teacher - are being honored tonight by their local police department. more on this story - after the break.

(vicki) there is more fallout from last month's floods in san jose. pam moore is in the newsroom with what we are working on for kron4 news at six. (pam) vicki... the impact of the devastating flood along

coyote creek is still being felt. as many as 180 flood - impacted residents are still in shelters. and getting flood victims back into their homes and neighborhoods ... is taking longer than expected. so now, the city of san jose has declared a shelter crisis. tonight, we will look at what that declaration does for the city. plus, we talk to evacuees about the conditions at the shelter. we will have that story and more on kron 4 news at six. vicki back to you. (grant) today the warriors held an event to show off some of what they have in store for the new chase center. the event...for season ticket holders... was mainly to showcase the experience in the new state of the art suites...and to get people fired up about the new arena. team executives say...it's not just dubs games... the venue will host concerts and other events... roughly 200 a year. "what this really becomes is an entertainment center, not

just for the warriors, the majority of the events will be non-basketball events- there will be concerts, there will be family shows and conventions. hopefully a president will be nominated here. that's the value culturally that it brings to san francisco and the entire bay area, its those other events." the new arena is set to open in 20-19. (vicki) you might remember this story - the two pre- schoolers in louisville, kentucky who've become known as the 'haircut' twins... get a special visit from their local heroes. (grant) the two five-year-olds have since become instant celebrities... by sending a message about acceptance and love. (grant) this is a picture of the two best friends - that has since gone viral. the boys thought it would be funny to play a prank on their teacher - by getting the same haircut

- and hoping their teacher would not be able to tell them apart. the boys are an inspiration to a lot of people. as kayla vanover reports - the local police department is now showing its appreciation.. to the haircut twins. walking into the preschool class, officer amber ross knows how to play into the boys' game --ánatsáafter getting the boys autographs -- officer ross invites the two best friends into the hallway --surprising them with small gifts -- ánatsáincluding matching t-shirts to wear for monday's pajama day at school --to help them look even ámoreá alike. but, what officer ross wants to leave behind -- is more than material gifts.the pair proudly wore their matching outfits into the classroom -- and in typical jax and redy fashion, sharing all of their gifts with their classmates.

(vicki/2-shot) and officer ross's trip to the boys classroom is paying off. their teacher says after her visit - several students came forward and said they want to become an a police officer when they grow up. (ááágrant/liveáá á)

a weak system will pass to our north overnight along with an increasing onshore flow. rainfall looks less and less likely for our region -- it will mostly stay to the north -- however it will lead to cooler temperatures. if rain does fall overnight into wednesday, it should be confined to the north bay with

values less than a tenth. highs on wednesday will be in the 60s along the coast plus the northern half while the remainder of the cwa will generally be in the 70s. similar conditions can be expected on thursday. (glo) take a look at this...a

snowboarder gets unexpected company while traveling down a slope. . . take a look at the video. . . cheri luther was snowboarding on friday at breckenridge ski resort in colorado. . . when she found a moose running at full speed down the mountain with her. luther pulled out her phone and captured the sighting. resort officials say no one was hurt.they say this isn't

the first time wildlife has joined in on the fun.in late december. . .a rare lynx strolled through a nearby area. . . nonchalantly passing through a crowd of skiers and snowboarders. (vicki) 'chips' goes all comedy. after the break... we get a sneak peak at upcoming movie. as we head out to hollywood to chat with the stars.

(grant) actors dax shepard and kristen bell are married in real life and in the upcoming movie 'chips' - which hits theaters later this month. (vicki) and tonight we are learning - shepard actually made his wife audition for the roll - which she was not too thrilled about. michael yo from the insider joins us to talk about his interview. (---yo----)it's true... so of course i had to bring up the awkward moment to the "chips" co-star couple!ds: now she knows she can't get away with it.my: good.ds: outsmarted her. mp: even though everyone knows (unclear)ds: cuz she would have definitely killed me at some point. well good thing dax is very much alive -- as jon baker 2.0 -- in the big screen chips reboot. what's up i'm johnponcherelloin uniform

awesome man, we're partnershe stars along side michael pena aka poncherello and also wrote, directed, and executive produced the film. so i basically set out to make the movie i've been dying to see. what are you wearing..oh it's my uniformand while dax was in the driver's seat during filming, his on-screen and off-screen wife - kristen - told us she really wears the pants in the family.my: now uh.. he was the boss on set. kb: yeah. my: but when you go home, you're the boss. kb: yes (laughing). of course. kb: he knows that. c'mon. my: does he know that? kb: yes! my: so if i go hey dax who's the boss? hundred percent? kb: one hundred percent. my: she says you're absolutely not the boss at home.ds: no, of course not. my: and she said you would say that.mp: are you kidding me? my: so she runs things at home? ds: sure. as she should. (---yo----)we'll have so much more on this story tonight at 7 on the insider, for kron 4 news, i'm michael yo back to you (ááávicki/2-shotááá) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. (ááágrant/2-shotááá) steve aveson and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (steve) grant and vicki thank you. next at six...

a shelter crisis in san jose. tonight what the city is doing to help victims of the coyote creek flood who are still out of their homes.(pam) and happening right now... a rescue opertation under way in vacaville to save a wayward sea lion. we will have a live report on the progress there. kron 4 news at six is next.

( steve ) good evening i'm steve aveson( pam ) and i'm pam moore. the white house just released president donald trumps tax returns from 2005. it states he made more than 150 million dollars and paid 38-million dollars in

income taxes. this comes ahead of another media outlet's promise to release his return from that year. trump had refused to release his returns during the campaign season... saying he was under audit. dozens of people in the south bay are still without a home tonight after last month's flooding in san jose. and the city finds itself scrambling to do something about it. ( steve ) not unlike what happens when community centers and libraries are opened... as warming centers for the homeless, san jose has declared a 'shelter crisis' .. it is designed to aid victims of last months flood on coyote creek.( pam ) as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now, getting flood victimsback into their homes and neighborhoods .. is taking longer than expected.

here since it opened last month.but the re-entry and recovery period is taking much longer than expected. as a result, the san jose city council is expected to adopt a formal resolution declaring what's known as a 'shelter crisis.' that will allow flood victims to stay here until the end of may.ray bramson/san jose housing dept. < '.....we have a lot of people displaced by the flood, some temporarily, some may not be able to go home any time soon. so we want to make sure we transition all of them back to a safe, stable environment...'>a many as 500 flood-impacted homes still have restricted access, making habitability difficult if not impossible. as part of the same action, the city council is also considering a separate agreement with the non profit 'home first,' to provide shelter at it's boccardo reception center to homeless people impacted by the flood. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news

contra costa county haz- mat is still investigating the source of a mercury spill being cleaned up in antioch. the liquid metal was found on manzanita way ...near sycamore drive on monday morning. emergency responders and the e-p-a were out there until 3 - this morning, and then back out again today. kron4's maureen kelly reports that the spill has been narrowed down to six locations on that street, but how it got there remains a mystery. it was underneath this trailer that a resident first found the hazaderous material on monday morning. at first he thought it was broken glass.but a neighbor recognized it and they called it in. scientists and hazmat crews responded using special air sensors to test for mercury on the groundit can detect the liquid metal in

parts per trillion.that same sensor..was used on all the sidewalks and pathways to homes and made sure that those are clear.because they don't want people to track it into their homes..luckily none was detected outside of these roped off areas which why there were no evacuations and no injurues reported.and what are the things with mercury is that it's a liquid metal, that starts at a pretty low temperature room temperature or above and the breathing the vapors is the most dangerous part of elemental mercury. so when we're outside it's a lot better there's a lot more air moving around and so it evaporates and dissipates . what our concern is we will make sure that people don't track it from the street into their homes where they are in a more controlled space so that's really to worry. do you see us were walking around we're here we don't need breeding protection so as long as the resident stay out of the roped off areas it's fine. at this point they don' t know exactly how much mercury was spilled.or how it got there.

after the cleanup effort is over they will be distrubing information about letting residents know what kind of items contain mercuty and how that hazerdous household waste can be disposed of for free. maureen kelly kron4 news ( steve ) a man suspected in two sex assaults in palo alto... includling one at a caltrain station... has been arrested. the san mateo county sheriff's office says 26-year-old george moubarak tunred himself in. they say moubarak saw the sketches on television and social media and showed up at the palo alto police department. investigators say besides the caltrain assault... moubarak is suspected on a similar attack in downtown palo alto. he faces felony charges and is being held at the santa

clara county jail. the suspect at the center of a viral video, that some say, shows vallejo police using excessive force, had his first day in court today.kron 4's dan kerman was there, he joins us live from vallejo police headquarters. (dan live)dejuan hall pleaded not guilty today to all charges in the meantime an internal investigation into his arrest is now underway (take pkg)it's this video that has gone viral and now has forced vallejo police to investigate whether the officer seen beating a suspect with a flashlight used excessive during this arrest on friday in the meantime, the man who he was taking into custody had his first day in court.dejuan hall is charged with 4 counts of resisting an officer and one count of battery on an officer. during a brief appearance at the solano county courthouse, he pleaded not guilty to all

charges and remains in the solano county jail with bail set at $7500. kron 4 news has this is hall's second brush with police officers in just over a month. the solano county d.a. says on february 20th he was arrested for resisting a police officer and trespassing and refusing to leave private property. bail on that case is also set at $7500104 /at 75 hundred dollars (dan tag)de juan hall is due back on court on march 30. in the meantime police have not confirmed the name of the police officer involved in the arrest. we were told both the police chief and his press officer were out of the office today the press officer did not respond to our calls and emails. still as we told you uesterday, an investigation is now underway into the arrest and the officer remains on the job.

murder charges have been filed against one of the three people arrested in connection with the latest deadly shooting .. along interstate- 80 in richmond. 24-year-old elliott johnson made his first court appearance today. his arraignment has been pushed back to next thursday. two 17-year old's are also in custody for the murder. family members of the victim, demarcus doss, are trying to cope with his murder. they say, he was in college, volunteered often, wanted to be a probation officer and wanted to help the city of richmond. kron 4 has learned.. that the c-h-p will release more information on friday... to address the dozens of freeway shootings over the past 15 months (pam 2 shot) a powerful nor'easter has caused chaos along the east coast.. people knew it was coming .... but that did not always make things any easier.. catherine heenan is here with details on the huge winter

storm that's been pounding the region... (catherine) you get an idea of the mess and the danger....when you watch this big-rigspinning out in front of a driver in boston... no one was hurt....but it was close.some places got up to two feet of snow.....and power was knocked out tonearly a quarter of a million homes and businesses. there were some pretty scenes....like this train barreling through deep snow in new york. but blizzards with sleet and heavy snow crippled much of the washington-to-boston corridor.and many city streets and highways were unusually quiet. people had been told to stay homeif at all possible. in some places - winds were at near-hurricane levels. and even where the snow wasn't as heavy as expected -- there were plenty of problems. i mean the wind and the gusts and the snow hasn't stopped so we're not getting the accumulation we thought that we were going to have, but the conditions are as if we were getting 20 inches of snow it just is still a difficult snow-- if you look out the window right now it is still coming down sideways.they told

me it was cancelled saturday and asked what i wanted to do. i honestly had no idea the weather back eastwas so bad. no idea before that and that's a traveler at s-f-o this morning.....like a lot of people, she's discovering that the weather problems at airports across the northeastis affecting many flights here in the bay area.. at s-f-o --- out of 138 flights to and from the northeast today -- 97 were cancelled. 40 departuresand 57 arrivals. there were no delays of note....and a lot of airlines were not planning to try to fly to eastcoast cities until tonight. nationwide - about 6-thousand flights were cancelled today. pam and steve?

toss weather a weak system will pass to our north overnight along with an increasing onshore flow. rainfall looks less and less likely for our region -- it will mostly stay to the north -- however it will lead to cooler temperatures. if rain does fall overnight into wednesday, it should be confined to the north bay with values less than a tenth. highs on wednesday will be in the 60s along the coast plus the northern half while the remainder of the cwa will

generally be in the 70s. similar conditions can be expected on thursday. happening right now in the north bay: crews are scrambling to rescue a sea lion. the creature has been stuck in a water way in vacaville since this morning. kron 4's charles clifford is there... earlier they were trying various techniques to get the animal out... have they had any luck?

(grant) here in the breaking news

center...we've just learned there is a shelter in place at the cal state east bay campus in hayward. we have not confirmed why the shelter in place is in effect...but some students on social media say there was a shooting on carlos bee boulevard. the shelter in place is for university village on carlos bee boulevard...university village is student housing. we'll monitor this situation... and update you as soon as we know more.

take a look at this. a s-u-v goes careening through a gas station.. sparking a fire. what happened to the driver and his passenger ... just moments before the crash. and which national park is the most popular among visitors. yosemite perhaps? the answer plus find out where the bay area falls on the list... you may be surprised. plus, a rash of robberies in one east bay community. why police suspect all of them are connected. in just one week...

nearly a half dozen robberies at gunpoint .. reported in fremont... and, police tell kron four's philippe djegal it appears all of them may be connected. a string of armed robberies, deeply concerning to longtime fremont resident patricia hauzer. she lives near everglades park drive... where a neighbor last week was held up at gunpoint on her driveway... fremont police say the suspects got away with the woman's purse. patricia hauzer/neighbor- "i would do as they say as long as they didn't shoot."bridge the fremont police department says its pouring a lot of resources into these cases... making sure that all detectives available are involved in the investigation. they're also in contact with neighboring agencies. the incident on everglades was one of three armed robberies reported last tuesday night within a span of 13 minutes. early thursday morning... two men parked in a parking lot near denny's on mowry avenue were held up at gunpoint. police say up to eight suspects were involved...

at least three of them african american men in their twenties. three cars were seen speeding away from the scene. one a silver colored sedan or s-u-v, which matches a car described in all five armed robberies reported last week.elena leon/neighbor- "i really don't fear anything but protecting my family." the most recent robbery at gunpoint happened late friday night near alder court... where a man's phone, credit and debit cards were swipped by three men. the victim wasn't injured. in fact, so far, no victim has been harmed.elena leon/neighbor - "just a little bit more careful now." police say the motive behind the robberies is unclear, because the suspects are only getting away with small items. in fremont, philippe djegal, kron four news. in the north bay: we saw the sonoma county sheriff's office searching a home today. this video comes from our helicopter partners at a-b-c 7. there was a large presence. they eventually took down the crime tape...at this hour it is not

clear what they were looking for. two police officers are on paid administrative leave... after they shot and killed a man across the street from a home depot store in napa last night. the napa police department says ... 23-year-old aaron russel was armed with a large knife and was acting -quote... "crazy and high" ... when the officers got there. the response came after multiple 9-1-1 calls... both officers fired their guns and russell died at the scene. the names of the officers have not been released at this time. we have some dramatic video of a close call at a gas station. one look at what happened... and it is amazing that no one was killed. to set the scene ... an s-u-v goes barreling into the gas pumps... at full speed. grant lodes is here with the video... these pictures are terrifying. ( grant ) you see these pictures and you cannot help

but wonder how much worse things could have been. it happened at a gas station in seattle...whole thing is on surveillance video. you see the s-u-v come flying into the screen... plowing through one gas pump. it then drills a second pump... and you see the ball of fire. police say the s-u-v actually collided with a car a couple blocks from the gas station... and witnesses say it kept going until it careened into the pumps. remarkably the driver was not injured... and is now being questioned by police. there was a passenger... she went to the hospital with minor injuries. people who saw what happened could not believe their eyes. ( grant ) there is another twist to this crash. seattle police say the s-u-v was a ride-share vehicle and had an uber sticker on it. uber hasn't commented yet on this crash. and as bad

as that crash looked... the s- u-v actually got the better of the initial crash...with the other car a couple blocks away. that car went into a tree and split in half. that driver was trapped and had to be rescued. that man is in serious condition tonight. (steve) a crumbling bridge along iconic highway-1 in the big sur area will take longer than expected to demolish and rebuild. efforts to use a 6-thousand-pound wrecking ball on the bridge were unsuccessful yesterday. the ball only gently tapped the span. accoridng to engineers... the team needs more time to figure out to get the wrecking ball enough force to demolish the overpass. heavy rain damaged the big sur bridge

beyond repair. engineers say it should take 9-months to rebuild the bridge. (steve 2-shot) another casualty of the recent rough weather.... a home in the lake tahoe area.(pam cross shot) that home recently captured the dangers of winter, after the weight of a pile of snowcollapsed more than half the roof.. catherine heenan is here with the details.. firefighters in the tahoe district keep telling people to push heavy snowoff their roof-tops... now they just point to the vacant home down the street which suddenly caved in... the roof is smashed to pieces....underli ning the fact that the threat of this kind of problem has been increasing this season. in this case - there was no one in the home... firefighters say that otherwise - this could have easily turned into a tragedy. this was just totaled. and it happened in seconds. if there had been a family at home there would have almost certainly have been a fatality.

you can be cozy and safe one minute - and then this is what happens. emergency workers are also reminding people that heavy snow can topple and bend vents...and residents risk being poisoned by carbon monoxide.(catherine) they're also pointing out the danger of letting snow block propane tanks.if there's a leak - there's always the potential of an explosion. steve and pam? toss weather a weak system will pass to our north overnight along with an increasing onshore flow.

rainfall looks less and less likely for our region -- it will mostly stay to the north -- however it will lead to cooler temperatures. if rain does fall overnight into wednesday, it should be confined to the north bay with values less than a tenth. highs on wednesday will be in the 60s along the coast plus the northern half while the remainder of the cwa will generally be in the 70s. similar conditions can be expected on thursday.

( steve ) up next... the list is out. is yellowstone the busiest national park in

the country? you may be surprised at which place is the top draw in america.( pam ) and will one of the most popular weed killers around soon come with a cancer label? the decision from a california court. áásynopsis promo to watch kron 4 news at 10 pm every night of the week

want to take a guess as to what the most visited national park is in the united states? it is not yosemite and it is not yellowstone... it is right here in the bay area. the national parks service says the golden gate national recreation area was the mosted visited last year. more than 19 million people came through. the most popular spots were muir woods and fort point. the park itself covers more than 80- thousand acres in marin, san francisco and san mateo counties. last year, a

total of 331 million people visited america's national parks... that is a record. one of the most popular weed killers around called - roundup ... will now have to come with a warning label saying, that it could cause cancer. the change comes after a legal battle here in california. a judge ruled in favor of the labels .... based on information from the international agency for research on cancer. the organization is considered a gold standard for cancer research.the company argued, the warnings will drive some customers away, harming the company. breaking news on kron 4. this is a live look at the scene near the cal state east bay campus. you can see a huge police response... we just got an update on this situation that prompted a shelter in place... we will have it for you in less than three minutes. plus the snow did nothing today to cool down the heated debate over the republican's health care plan. the telling

statement from the white house. and a bizarre story we have been following all day. what a man told police after he was rescued from from a north bay togos shop.

(grant) our top story at 6:30... the breaking news at a local univeristy. a shelter in place at the cal state east bay campus in hayward. we have not confirmed why the shelter in

place is in effect...but some students on social media say there was a shooting on carlos bee boulevard. the shelter in place is for university village on carlos bee boulevard...university village is student housing. we'll monitor this situation... and update you as soon as we know more.

in napa a man had to rescued when he was stuck inside a shaft connected to this togo's sandwich shopwitnesses say he was here in the overnight hours a construction crew working on a project said they could hear the man saying "help me, help me"firefighters had to bring out their heavy equipment to rip part of the building to remove him to him to the hospital to be checked outwe are not sure if he is somehow connected to a man who was shot in a parking lot yesterday in a deadly officer involved shooting at the home depot at around 620 last night when police officers received a phone call of man who they claim was walking in front of the home depot with a knife.he was eventually shot a in napa a man had to rescued stuck inside a shaft connected to

this togo's witnesses say he was here in the overnight hours a construction crew working on a project said they could hear the man saying "help me, help me"firefighters had to bring out their heavy equipment to rip part of the building to remove him to him to the hospital to be checked outwe are not sure if he is somehow connected to a man who was shot in a parking lot yesterday in a deadly officer involved shooting at the home depot at around 620 last night when police officers received a phone call of man who they claim was of the home depot with a knife.he was eventually shot a short distance from this location.as far as this man.. they're still investigating why in san leandro, a gruesome crime scene. deputies with the alameda county sheriffs department responded to a 911 call about a fight here on the 1600 block of selborne drive in san leandro. they found a man, dead inside, they are talking to witnesses and tracking down a suspect. te in san jose, some 500 residences affected by last month's flood along coyote creek are still not habitable, says the city. as a result, the city council declaring what's known as a 'shelter crisis,' which allow the city to bypass certain housing rules and keep shelters open longer. there are still as many as 180 people displaced by the flood staying here in the main shelter at 7 trees community center, which could remain open until the end of may. in san in san jose, some 500

residences affected by last month's flood along coyote creek are still not habitable, says the city. as a result, the city council declaring what's known as a 'shelter crisis,' which allow the city to bypass certain housing rules and keep shelters open longer. there are still as many as 180 people displaced by the flood staying here in the main shelter at 7 trees community center, which could remain open until the end of may. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news in antioch the epa and haz mat crews were back out here on manzanita drive in antioch continuing to clean up a large mercury spill discovered

monday morning.scientists and hazmat crews responded using special air sensors to test for mercury on the groundit can detect the liquid metal in parts per trillion.crews continued to use special vacumns to suck up any mercury that may have gotten int the cracks of the asphalt.at this point they don' t know exactly how much mercury was spilled.or how it got there. maureen kelly kron4 news a former fire chief on the peninsula ... is headed to jail while his wife remains on the run. mark ladas has pleaded no contest to grand theft and other charges in san mateo county. he is the former chief of the central county fire department. ladas faces up to three months in jail. his wife... named peta... is in canada with the couple's daughter. canada has declined to send her back to face charges. prosecutors say, the couple opened several credit cards using fake names. they then rang up tens of thousands of dollars worth of purchases for a phony business. fremont quietly became the latest bay area city to declare itself a sanctuary city. the city council

made the move last week's meeting. it could put the city at risk of losing out on federal funding, president trump has indicated he will cutoff sanctuary cities. it remains to be seen what effect this will have the fremont police department. current policy dictates shairing information with immigration and customs enforcement if requested. police will also notifiy ice if a prisoner meets certain criteria. toss weather a weak system will pass to our north overnight along with an increasing onshore flow. rainfall looks less and less likely for our region -- it will mostly stay to the north -- however it will lead to cooler temperatures. if rain does fall overnight into wednesday, it should be confined to the north bay with values less than a tenth. highs on wednesday will be in the 60s along the coast plus the northern half while the

remainder of the cwa will generally be in the 70s. similar conditions can be expected on thursday. the debate over the republican's plan to overhaul the health care system gets heated. the calls coming from democrats after the

revelation millions of people could lose their insurance. ( pam ) while the rest of

washington d.c, was dealing with the big snow storm today... politicians engaged in frosty debate over a plan to overhaul the affordable care act.( steve ) republicans are scrambling after a report from the congressional budget office says 14 million americans could lost their health insurance under the g-o-p's bill the first year it goes into effect. the white house has turned on the budget office, saying the numbers do not add up. today, the white house press secretary underscored the importance of the bill...saying a lot is riding on it for the president. democrats meanwhile pounced on the report and called for republicans to scrap the bill.

good republicans. this isn't even a good start.">( steve ) in sports... the warriors will be looking to get back on track tonight against the 76ers ... we'll hear what the two-time m-v-p steph curry had to say about his recent shooting struggles. plus... a new team could be trying to lure away 49ers quarterback target, kirk cousins away from washington... gary has the story and all the sports coming up

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expected to play tonight against the 76ers. last saturday against the spurs they lost their third straight game for the first time since november of 2013. the warriors are coming off playing eight games in eight different cities. but the biggest question mark heading into the last 16 games of the regular season has to do with steph curry's shooting struggles. in the last seven games he's shooting below 24-percent from deep. during shootaround today the two-time mvp was asked if he believes he's going through a slump. (sot:curry) steph curry:i never really use that word... um... because a slump to be almost kinda takes your losing a little bit of confidence or what not. obviously i would like to shoot better... make shots, make more shots. i'm sure that will happen.

steph curry's birthday is celebrating his 29th birthday today. his wife ayesha went on instagram this morning to wish her husband a happy birthday. she went on to say... "time to celebrate you and all the amazing things you do... and if you don't know, now you know insta... boom... boom... mic drop. the couple got married back in 2011.

john lynch promised niners fans to stay awake in free agency. the first year general manager has been more proactive trying to

improve the team's roster compared to trent baalke. lynch has signed a total of eleven free agents in the opening week of free agency. in five years baalke was able to lure the same amount of free agents. the biggest positive for the 49ers is that with all the newest additions they have the most salary cap in the league with 81-million. giving them the liberty to go for other high-profile free agents still avaliable, but if they decode not to use it all the money can be rollover to the next season. kirk cousins came out today saying he never

demanded to being trade to the 49ers. earlier this month... it was reported cousins wanted to leave washington via trade and join kyle shanahan in santa clara. he says he spoke with the redskins front office about the rumors on wheter the team was thinking about trading him... they told him the wanted him to remain in washington. a report came out last week that cousins told someone close to him that he was going to end up playing for the 49ers in 2017 and 2018. (wipe to browns) meanwhile... accordiong to a league source the make a push for cousins. cleveland could get the quarterback via a trade. the team exclusive of 24-million raise for the the giants were in action against the indiansagainst the were in action the giants the giants were in action against the indians in the first inning...jarret parker hits a two- run homer... he's makes a push to start in left field. the indians comeback in the game... derek

law closes out the game the giants. final: 6-5 san francisco

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