having to reaccomodate these customers. then in an email to employees united's ceo attacked the passenger saying he was disruptive and belligerant.sot david perry/ david perry and assoc, inc. 37-43this is the sort of bad pr that is going to cause permanent damage to the united branddavid perry is a pr professional in san francisco sotwhen a person is dragged bloody from a seat they paid for on your plane, at least you say i'm sorry we are going to get to the bottom of this this is not the friendly skies that type of apology finally came on tuesday when uniteds ceo issued a statement saying "i deeply apologize to the customer forcibly removed and to all the customers aboard. no one should ever be mistreated this way." "i want you to know that we take full responsibility and we will work to make it right. 114/make it right

(catherine) you know it's another bad day for united when even the white house isweighing in on what happened. while apparently ruling out any kind of federal investigation.... spokesman seanspicer still made it clear that he thought the video was 'troubling.'sean spicer/white house press secretary: i think clearly, watching another human being dragged down an aisle, watching blood coming from their face after hitting an arm rest and whatever -- i don't think there's a circumstance that you can sit back and say this probably could have been handled a little bit better, when you're talking about another human being. but, again, i don't think it is my place to get in the middle of judging how a company dealt with this. i think there's clearly going to be enough review both on a corporate side and then on a law enforcement side on how this was handled.

(catherine) quickly losing altitude today -- united stock.the cost of dragging that man off the overbooked flight is adding up for the company. there was a nearly 3-percent sell-off today.....which wiped nearly 600-million dollars off the airline's market value. so it's not simply a public relations firestorm........it's so far proving to be really 'expensive' for the company. at one point the shares were down even lower.....briefly erasing nearly one billion dollars in market value. (vicki) we're learning more about the man who was caught on cell phone video being dragged off of a united airlines flight after he refused to give up his seat. the attorney who is represent david dao says his client is still being treated tonight at a chicago hospital for injuries he sustained during the incident. he says the family - 'wants the world to know that they are very appreciate of the outpouring of prayers, concern and support they have received. the 69-year-old is a kentucky physician - who said he needed to get home to treat patients. dao was

convicted in 2004 of several counts of obtaining drugs by fraud - and surrendered his medical license, which he got back in 2015. (catherine) the incident is raising questions on the overbooking policy used by united. the department of transportation says that overbooking is not illegal. in fact - almost every major airline often overbooks - with the exception of jetblue. kron four news talked with an aviation and travel expert for more insight..chris mcginnis, travelskills.com:"typically the normal way to handle an overbooking situation you negotiate all of this before anyone gets on the plane so the fact that they let everybody get on the plane and then asked people to get off is unusual but not completely uncommon. it does happen. airlines always do the math and they estimate how many people won't show up for that flight and then they oversell that flight in order to keep every single seat full and maximize their prophets." (catherine) he says the department of

transportation needs to investigate this incident - because he considers it "unreasonable force." (catherine) the conversation continues on our website... we're posted a full list of the rules - when it comes to overbooking. we also have reaction from local travelers... it's all on kron four dot com. (vicki) san bernardino police say the man who shot his estranged wife in her elementary school classroom had threatened her after she moved out. officers say cedric anderson had accused karen smith of infidelity in their short marriage. police haven't confirmed those details. smith's loved ones told investigators that she had voiced concerned about her husband's odd behavior. smith said her husband had made threats against her but never mentioned shooting her. today investigators explained what they found after searching the home. "there was not a suicide note

found at the house. i will confirm that investigators did find a note that we beleive to be his that talked about some things that needed closure, feeling disrespected, that kind of stuff. but nothing that would be specifically identified as a suicide note." police say the couple married in january and separated in the middle of march. smith moved out of their home and had been staying with family. (vicki) the 8-year-old boy shot and killed along with his teacher at a san bernardino school was born with a genetic condition and had survived heart surgery. jonathan martinez had williams syndrome. it's a rare disorder characterized by learning delays and heart problems. his teachers said jonathan was a happy child. the boy died at a hospital after being shot monday by the estranged husband of his teacher, karen smith, who was also killed. officials said a 9-year-old classmate who was also shot is stable and expected to recover. a candlelight vigil for the victims will be held

tonight at the elementary school. (catherine) police in santa rosa arrested a man they say ran away from a stolen car this morning. police say 39-year-old andrew chaffer ran from the car around 9 this morning... officers spent much of the day looking in the steele lane neighborhood between highway 101 and mendocino avenue. chaffer crawled through a very long culvert to attempt his escape. he drew attention to himself when he came out with no shirt, no shoes and was soaking wet. officers say a good citizen called police to tell them where he was. chaffer was finally taken into custody just before 2pm. (catherine) we're learning new details about the officer involved shooting that happened over the weekend in fremont. police say the suspect - who's now been identified as 24-year-old roger perez of orinda - died after shooting himself in the head. it happened sunday night around 11:30... when an east bay regional park district officer stopped a car

near the 7-eleven store on fremont boulevard. police say perez ran from the car with a gun - and went into an alley. officer say he fired the gun at police - and that's when they returned fire. today- the alameda county coroner ruled his death a suicide. (vicki) there is one less reckless dirt bike rider of the streets of san francisco. that is after the recent arrest of a man for allegedly riding his motorcycle in a dangerous manner on city streets. california highway patrol investigators tell kron4's haaziq madyun how they were able to make the arrest without engaging in a dangerous high speed pursuit. here is a photo of 18-year-old ronet sanidad of san francisco being taken away in handcuffs, next to a photo of a motorcycle dirt bike he was seen riding over the weekendsot officer vu williams/california highway patrol: "we just found out the motorcycle itself was actually stolen"chp investigators say it wasn't the stolen motorcycle that caught their attention. they found that out after sanidad was spotted participating in

reckless riding with a group of about ten dirt bikers in the city on sundaysotofficer vu williams/california highway patrol: "they would do their stunts then stop again and congregate in a certain area" this is cellphone video recorded last month of dirt bikers on the 101-freeway. chp investigators say pursuing dirt bikers on the ground at high speed is too dangerous. so now they are tracking them from the air using airplanes like the one you see here. that is what led to sanidad's arrest sotofficer vu williams/california highway patrol: "he actually didn't know the plane was following him. he rode into a wooded grassy area and dumped his bike there. as he was doing that he started shedding his outer clothing. the whole time the aircraft is filming him" ronet sanidad was taken into custody without incident. investigators say they are looking into whether or not sanindad took part in last month's brutal assault of a driver on 101 freewaysot officer vu williams/california highway patrol: "it's the same type of m.o. if you will. the dirt bikes the no plates, riding without helmets, the

stunts are quite similar but i can't say with definitive proof that this in the gentlemen or that this group was involved"he was arrested for felony reckless evading, reckless riding, conspiracy to commit a crime and being in possession of stolen property, his bail has been set $170- thousand dollars. in san francisco haaziq madyun kron4news (catherine) giants superstar catcher buster posey was put on the 7 day concussion disabled list today...this of course - after being hit in the head yesterday by a 94 mile an hour fastball. this is video showing the hit. kron 4's j.r. stone is following the story. he's live at at&t park. j.r. you talked to buster....how is he feeling? catherine, he said he's feeling good and any giants fan has to be happy hearing that. he said there are a couple of lingering issues but

he wouldn't get into what those are.as you said he was put on the 7 day d-l. he took this fastball to the head in the first inning of yesterday's game. it was the home opener for the giants and it really took a lot of the air out of the stadium. g-m bobby evans said that posey was experiencing concussion symptoms on tuesday but posey wouldn't talk to that only saying that he's okay, this is a precautionary measure, and he hopes to be back next week. posey said he's hopeful to be back next week but he is taking this day by day. the fear here is that if he took another hit to the head it could be pretty dangerous. he said he hasn't seen the doctors today so he doesn't know if this is definitely a concussion. he also said he doesn't have a knot. when i asked him to show me where he was hit he saidyou can watch

it on the replay. live at at&t park, j.r. stone kron 4 news. (catherine) a car ends up at the bottom of a swimming pool in the south bay... (catherine) what the driver says happened - and how crews were able to pull the car out of the deep end. still ahead... (vicki) plus, dogs owners say their dogs got sick after visiting a san francisco park. find out where this is happening. but first, sean spicer, white house press secretary: "we didn't use chemical weapons in wwii - you had someone as despicable as hitler who didn't even sink to using chemical weapons." (catherine) white house press

secretary - sean spicer - now says he's sorry. how he got into trouble when he started talking about hitler and chemical weapons.... more on the controversy - next. (brittney) i'm chief meteorologist brittney shipp, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

on september 9, 2010, pg&e learned a tragic lesson we can never forget. this gas pipeline ruptured in san bruno. the explosion and fire killed eight people. pg&e was convicted of six felony charges including five violations of the u.s. pipeline safety act and obstructing an ntsb investigation. pg&e was fined, placed under an outside monitor, given five years of probation, and required to perform 10,000 hours of community service. we are deeply sorry. we failed our customers in san bruno. while an apology alone will never be enough, actions can make pg&e safer. and that's why we've replaced hundreds of miles of gas pipeline, adopted new leak detection technology that is one-thousand times more sensitive, and built a state-of-the-art gas operations center. we can never forget what happened in san bruno. that's why we're working every day to make pg&e the safest energy company in the nation. (vicki)secretary of state rex

tillerson arriving in moscow as u=s relations with russia plunge towards cold war hostility.( vicki )the white

house delivering an ultimatum to the kremlin to end its support for syria's assad government in the wake of last week's poison gas attack. (catherine ) russia is responding by insisting that another u=s missile strike on the regime would be unacceptable.pam moore is in the newsroom with more on the escalating war of words. (pam) the white house has stopped just short of saying, russia knew in advance of the nerve gas dropped on the town in northern syria. officials are saying... the evidence is conclusive that the assad regime was responsible ... and that the russians are knowingly trying to cover it up.. ""there is no doubt that the syrian regime is responsible for the decision for the attack and for the attack itself"the russians may not have known in advance of assad's plans to drop sarin gas on the village in northern syria.but they did guarantee that he had no weapons of mass destruction.. " it is unclear whether russia failed to take this obligation seriously, or russia has been

incompetent. but this distinction doesn't much matter to the dead."tomahawk natthe missile attack cost syria about 20 planes ... one=fifth of its air force.it may have also put an end to president trump's frequent expressions of admiration for his russian counterpart, >reporter: > mr. president has your view changed on president putin? has your view changed on president putin sir? thank you very much.in miscow president putin accused the united states of planning to launch new missile strikes . the russian general staff says that another missile strike would be "unacceptable." russia's foreign ministry, says the u.s.-russian relationship is "in its most difficult period since the cold war." back in washington, white house press secretary sean spicer stirred up a mini=controversy,"we didn't use

chemical weapons in wwii - you had someone as despicable as hitler who didn't even sink to using chemical weapons. ." several reporters pointed out that hitler most definitely used poison gas to expterminate six millions jews and other minorities.his attempt at clarification only caused more confusion. "i think when you come to sarin gas, he was not using the gas on his own people the same way assad, there was clearly- i understand, thank you. he brought them into the holocaust center, i understand that what i'm saying is that assad used them where he went into town and dropped in the town - i appreciate the clarification that was not the intent." (pam) spicer's reference to holocaust centers raised a few more eyebrows.. the press secretary later went on c=n=n with a rare apology, saying, he regretted his choice of words .. promising never to make that mistake again. (catherine) attorney general jeff sessions is promising to step up enforcement against illegal

immigrants. he made the comments at a 'get-tough' speech at the u.s-mexico border in nogales, arizona. he outlined a series of changes that he says mark the start of a new era aimed at getting rid of problems created by drug cartels. sessions is urging prosecutors to intensify their focus on immigration crimes like illegal crossings or smuggling others into the u.s. he wants felony charges against repeat offenders. ...and also says that he's streamlining how immigration cases are tried. "this is a new era. this is the trump era. the catch and release policies of the past are over." "we will now be detaining all adults who are apprehended at the border. they will not be released. to support this mission, we have already surged 25 immigration judges to detention centers along the border." sessions also says that immigrants who use fake documents can be charged with

identity theft or fraud. (vicki) activists are calling on contra costa county sheriff david livingston to stop cooperating with immigration and customs enforcement officials. hundreds protested this morning at a detention facility in richmond used to house undocumented immigrants held by the federal government. the federal detainees are not generally arrested by sheriff's deputies, or even involved in court proceedings in contra costa county. housing them locally however, may allow some detainees to remain in the bay area rather than getting transferred to facilities in other counties or states. ice officials did not immediately respond to a request for comment on today's protest. (catherine) a man arrested monday night - suspected of peeping at santa clara valley medical center -turned out to be a hospital employee. but he's still in trouble. sheriff's officials got an anonymous tip that 25-year-old fereja ali had been peeping in windows.. he's accused of looking through a window into a non-patient area that's designated for security

workers. ali was arrested after the incident. he's being held on five-thousand-dollars bail. police say there's no evidence of any patient victims. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meterologist brittney shipp. a couple of storm systems will impact the region through wednesday resulting in generally light rainfall amounts, breezy winds and cooler temperatures. dry weather conditions are then likely from thursday afternoon into saturday with a slight warming trend. unsettled conditions appear to return by late this upcoming weekend and potentially continue into early next week.

(vicki) coming up, a sacramento police officer is caught on video throwing a pedestrian tothe ground and beating him - for allegedly ájaywalking. the department's response to the incident. (catherine) and next, how this car ended up in deep end of someone's backyard swimming pool in the south bay.

(catherine) one minute -- he was driving down a road... the next minute -- the driver and the car were off the street and in a pool. kron four's philippe djegal reports from santa clara... where a teenager narrowly managed to escape a submerged car. (philippe) for one mother... an unreal sight... her car at the bottom of a pool... her son, the 18-year-old wearing the white hat... the man behind the wheel -- who astonishingly made it out alive and unscathed.no name/mother of the driver-

"thank god, my son is ok." the crash happened on warburton avenue at calabazas boulevard. the santa clara police department says the driver lost control just before three o'clock in the morning.no name/mother of the driver- "he was taking his friend home and it was too late." moments before the crash... the 18-year-old driver tells me that he was asleep at the wheel... and, in fact, he didn't wake up before he first hit this fence... and, then barreled into the one behind it.no name/mother of the driver- "(philippe) has he ever fallen alseep behind the wheel before? (mother) no." it took two trucks, heavy duty chains and about an hour to pull the car out of the pool.paul/lima towing- "trying to get the vehicle without damaging the pool, so basically the lift. the lift was the most challenging part of the situation." the homeowners were not home during the accident... a family member says they are on vacation. it appears the driver punched out a passenger side window to get out of the sunken car. several neighbors couldn't help but check the scene out, considering the visually

disturbing aftermath.vesna jankovic/neighbor- "i have a young daughter around, behind the wheel everyday. so, its, its frightening." the police department says neither drugs or alcohol played a role in the crash. in santa clara, philippe djegal, kron four news. (vicki) san francisco dog owners are on edge tonight... this after people reported their dog got sick after visiting a local dog park. find out where this is happened - after the break. (catherine) and later... police are searching for several robbery suspects - after a truck rammed into a florida gun store. a look at the video -- coming up. (catherine) (gasp)

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underway into what might have caused two dogs in san francisco to get sick -- in the bernal heights neighborhood. (vicki) kron4's maureen kelly talked to dog walkers who frequent that park -- who all have different theories.. dogs at precita parklove the grass.but now two residents are worried that what's being used to grow this lawn made their pets sick.this started last week when two people sent emails to the mission district supervisor complaining that their dogs started vomiting and foaming at the mouth after a visit to precita park.both of those emails were published on a local news blogthe

complaints suggesting the dogs illnesses could have something to do with the fertilzer being used on the grass here.the city's rec and park department says they've checked their records and show they haven't used fertilizer out here for well over a year.they say they did rope off this section of the park and put down a standard grass mix which should not have any ill effect or any park goersincluding the 4 legged variety.those out here i talked too all had different therories about what it could be.this park has always been notorious for giardia because the water doesn't drain there's a retaining wall there. so we don't let our dogs eat mud here ever. it might be mushroom toxicity.here's some video of a mushroom growing at the base of a tree in the area.i talked to a local vet who says both of those are real possibilitieswith more mushrooms and cases of giardia,which is an intestinal parasite, cropping up with all the rain we've been having. but she says vomiting is the most common syndrome to present in the er.so it could be many different causesthe most common thing often times especially young dogs we see them eat something silly like a part of their ball that can get stuck inside it. so always just be aware of what's going

in there mouth of what's going in there mouth and make sure they're not swallowing anything they're not supposed to be.the city's rec and park department says they will be inspecting the park this week to see if they can identify any potential hazards related to this incident. maureen kelly kron4 news (vicki) police are urging any possible victims to come forward tonight... after a west contra costa county school district employee was arrested - accused of molesting children. ruben gonzalez worked as a yard supervisor then became a night janitor. police say his victims were children who were members of his family and lived in his pinole home. investigators say the abuse has been going on for more than a decade. the 60-year- old was arrested thursday when police went into the home he shared with his wife, children and another family. gonzales is being held on 46 million dollars bail. the

west contra costa county school district fired gonzales the day after his arrest. (catherine) in the south bay... the murder trial for antolin garcia-torres continues this week in a san jose courtroom. he's the man accused of killing sierra lamar in 2012... two witnesses testified yesterday in his trial....one was lamar's former spanish teacher. he says that two weeks before the teenager disappeared - she stopped in his classroom and talked to a friend. the other witness said lamar had bought marijuana from garcia-torres. the defense has been trying to suggest that through mutual acquaintances...lamar and garcia torres may have come in contact.. defense attorneys are also suggesting that lamar might have run away from home.. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meterologist brittney shipp. a couple of storm systems will impact the region through

wednesday resulting in generally light rainfall amounts, breezy winds and cooler temperatures. dry weather conditions are then likely from thursday afternoon into saturday with a slight warming trend. unsettled conditions appear to return by late this upcoming weekend and potentially continue into early next week. (catherine) in germany....there

were 3 explosions on a bus used by a professional soccer team...which left a player injured. it happened as the team was headed for a champions league quarterfinal match. the police chief for the german city of dortmund says it's not clear yet who was behind the explosion.. the

match has been rescheduled and investigators are trying to find out who's responsible.. they say a letter was found outside the hotel where the bus had departed from......and an anonymous person took responsibility. (catherine) president trump's travel spending is adding up fast... and continues at a pace sure to blow past former president obama in no time. in just his first 80-days in office...roughly 20-million- dollars has been spentto cover president trump's trips to his private estate in florida. at that pace, in just one year he could bypass the entire travel spending of former president obama in his whole eight years in office. in trump's campaign he often criticized his predecessor's spending on travel, and made repeated calls for government belt- tightening. so far...he's made six trips to his estate in florida. (vicki) coming up, after ten plus years... the oakland a's say its finally

opening the upper deck - and inviting áthousands of more fans to games and for a good price. why the team says its time to take down the tarps. (catherine) but first, new video shows the violent encounter between a sacramento police officer and a pedestrian. what witnesses are saying about the incident. (vicki) on wallstreet... the major u.s. stock indexes barely budged today on another day of mostly light trading ahead of the easter holiday weekend. the dow - falling nearly 7 points. the nasdaq slipping 14. and the s&p... lost 3 points.

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you got next? chase. helping you master what's now and what's next. police officer has been placed on administrative leave after a video surfaced of him throwing a jaywalker to the ground...and striking him in the face multiple times. this video was taken on monday. officials say the officer got out of his patrol car to stop a man illegally crossing the street. that's when the two began arguing. a witness says the officer charged at the man..threw him to the ground...and started repeatedly punching him in the face. she says she was in shock...and feels the officer was in the wrong. (naomi montaie, witness) "i never witnessed or seen anything like that. he just kept hitting him and kept hitting him and i was like oh my god...why you hitting him like like...why you hitting him like that you need to stop hitting him.. and he kept hitting him."(vicki) the two men argued and police say the pedestrian challenged the officer to a fight the department has reviewed the video...and says the actions appear to show unacceptable conduct. the officer

remains on administrative leave pending the investigation. (catherine) in florida - a brazen robbery of a gun shop was caught on surveillance...now police are trying to find who's responsible. the video shows the truck driving into the 'sunshine state armory' gun shop. . . the thieves then grabbed what they could -- and left in about 30 seconds. the truck had been stolen....and after the robbery, it was driven off and later set on fire along railroad tracks.police say the ammo left inside was still exploding. . . so the fire department had to let it burn out. a man who works next door to the gun shop. . .says this kind of crime is a problem for everyone. "you can tighten security on anything, but somebody wants to get in, they'll get in. there are more guns on the street then you can count now, they don't need anymore."gun store burglaries have plagued tampa bay in recent months.a similar incident linked a

stolen gun to a murder. there's no word on how many guns the thieves got away with this time. (vicki) coming up, the golden state warriors are gearing up for the playoffs this weekend. but first - they have to get through one last regular season game. kron four's mark carpenter joins us after the break with a look at tomorrow night's matchup. (brittney) i'm chief meteorologist brittney shipp, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break. (catherine) the turbulance

continues for united airlines tonight. pam moore is in the newsroom with what's coming up on kron 4 news at six. (pam) catherine... there appears to be no end in sight for the backlash united airlines is facing. it all comes after this ... video of a passenger being yanked out of his seat and dragged off the plane. united's c-e-o has apologized ... but the criticism ... especially on

social media has been intense. now congress is calling for an investigation into what happened. we will have it all for you tonight on kron 4 news at six. catherine back to you. (vicki) the golden state warriors...are in a pretty prime spot right now. after rolling through the regular season, the dubs...can now relax and wait for the postseason to get going. (catherine) that's part of the luxury of having the best record in the league. the play-offs begins this weekend, but before we get to that point, the warriors have to get through one more regular season contest.(vicki) mark carpenter spent the day at warriors practice... he has more on a team that's growing impatient to ramp up its title run. mark? (mark) tomorrow night-- the warriors will play game number 82 to finish off the regular season, but the larger focus is on game 1 of the playoffs coming up this weekend. last night-- golden state saw its 14-game winning streak snapped after a loss to utah. seeing as they've already

locked up the top seed, steve kerr says the team is eager to play a matchup that matters and right now, is just going through the motions. "i feel like we've kind of let our guard down a little bit. it's kind of human nature. these games right now are meaningless basically, so we are anxious to get to the playoffs." and since tomorrow night's regular season finale has no bearing on the standings, steve kerr will not play his full lineup. while steph curry, klay thompson and kevin durant will be in action, andre iguodala and draymond green...will get the night off. as kerr puts it, someone as fiery as green needs something to play for to be fully invested. "when there's something at stake, there's no better competitor in the game. when the game is like it is, it was last night, and what it'll be like tomorrow, i actually worry about some guys because they're not in the flow of things. they're not in the mix. i'd rather just sit them both out, play our younger guys." this year's approach to resting is a little different from last season...since the warriors were going after the all-time regular season wins record.

for those that still might think 73-wins cost the team another banner, kerr maintains fatigue did not play a role. "if we finish it off against cleveland, nobody's talking about that. but it's a valid thing to discuss because we lost, but i don't think that was a factor." (mark) game 1 against the blazers will be either saturday or sunday. the schedule will be finalized once the regular season finishes tomorrow night. (vicki) for a second n-b-a season in a row...steph curry has the most popular jersey. the warriors star beat out lebron james for the coveted spot. lebron has the second best-selling jersey. the rankings are based on sales from n-b-a store dot com. two other warriors players are also on the list. kevin durant comes in at number 3 and klay thompson

comes in at number 13. (catherine) the oakland a's are pulling the tarps down - and opening up part of the upper deck at the coliseum. the seats will be open for the team's upcoming 10-game homestand. tickets will be 15 dollars each. the view level will include about 12-thousand additional seats - and will probably be available beyond the upcoming homestand. the area had been covered after it was built for late raiders owner al davis to increase stadium capacity... as he returned the team to the bay area from los angeles back in 1995. the a's say this is a 'thank you to oakland a's fans'. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meterologist brittney shipp. a couple of storm systems will impact the region through

wednesday resulting in generally light rainfall amounts, breezy winds and cooler temperatures. dry weather conditions are then likely from thursday afternoon into saturday with a slight warming trend. unsettled conditions appear to return by late this upcoming weekend and potentially continue into early next week. (catherine) take a look at this.... it's a texas swimming pool that's getting lots of attention because it's made of glass....you can swim while getting a bird's eye view 40 stories high... a swimmer can step over the edge of the houston building - while still remaining safe in the pool's waters. this is in houston's market square tower -- a high-(catherine) take a look at this....

it's a texas swimming pool that's getting lots of attention because it's made of glass....you can swim while getting a bird's eye view 40 stories high... a swimmer can step over the edge of the houston building - while still remaining safe in the pool's waters. this is in houston's market square tower -- a high-rise luxury apartment complex. the pool -- clearly not intended for anyone with a fear of heights.............. (vicki) coming up - mel b's messy divorce. did simon cowell 'convince' the former pop star to leave her husband? we go out to hollywood with more on this

story - (vicki) now to the new

twist in the mel b divorce drama... the insider's louis aguirre joins us from hollywood with more on this story. (----louis----)that's right... did the deciding factor to end mel's marriage actually come from simon cowell??hi mel, mel!//00:24 did simon cowell encourage you to leave stephen?"new video of a solo

mel b yesterday arriving to her lawyer's office in l-a... as reports surface that she was stitial:convinced by cowell? convinced by simon cowell to get out of her toxic relationship!" did you take simon's advice?"the america's got talent judge apparently gave the forty one year old the confidence to leave ex stephen (steff-in) belafonte for good, after growing suspicions that things weren't right, according to a source close to the embattled star. and the other issues in her personal life which are her businessmeanwhile, belafonte is putting up a new fight in the couple's custody battle! he's already requested joint custody of their five year old daughter madison, but now he is also asking for visitation rights to 10 year old angel - mel's daughter with eddie murphy. in a recent email his lawyer writes quote: "stephen would like to schedule a meeting as soon as possible to discuss ... his ability to see madison and angel, whom we would appreciate continuing to have contact with." i have a bond with her from the beginning. (----louis----)

we'll have so much more on this story tonight at 7 on the insider, for kron 4 news, i'm louis aguirre back to you (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. catherine joins pam moore for kron 4 news at six. (pam) vicki thank you... ahead... the fallout for united airlines worsens. from its stock losing altitude ..... to calls for a congressional investigation... can the airline ground this p.r. nightmare? (catherine) and another controversy for the white house... this time... what press secretary sean spicer said about hitler... and the bay area lawmaker who says he should be fired! kron 4 news at six is next.

(pam) it is one of the most talked about stories tonight. a passenger being dragging off a united flight. now the airline is facing a huge backlash for its response. good evening i'm pam moore.( catherine ) and i'm catherine heenan. steve is off tonight. united has issued a series of statements... but the damage may already be done. kron 4's dan kerman is at s-f-o tonight... he's been digging into how the airline has handled this situation. dan? 6pkgtravelers, especially those who fly on united

airlines remain outraged over this video showing a united passenger being dragged off a chicago flight on sunday, and say it will impact their travel habits going forwardsot i will not fly united, absolutely not, its horrifying soti don't intend to fly united anytime soonsome of the outrage is due to the way united has handled the matter sotfor united to take a corporate position they did and make it look like they did nothing wrong and the passenger was totally wrong is ludicrousfirst united simply apologized for having to reaccomodate these customers. then in an email to employees united's ceo attacked the passenger saying he was disruptive and belligerant. finally tuesday the company took full responsibility the ceo issuing a statement saying "i deeply apologize to the customer forcibly removed ."i want you to know that we take full responsibility and we will work to make it right. sot david perry/ david perry and assoc., inc. 102-110if an airline appears unfriendly or if there is something about their brand that makes passengers feel unsafe that can cause permanent damagesan

francisco pr professional david perry says after several misteps, united has a lot more work to do to repair their image and retain their customer base.sotanyone dragged off bloody is not good pr, untied will have to spend a lot of money reaching out to the community saying untied cares because now the message is united cares not147/united cares not

(pam) united's stock took a beating on wall street today .... after more people started seeing the viral video and the reaction from the airline. the stock was down as much as three- points in the morning, but did rally late in the day. it closed at 70- dollars and 71- cents. that is a drop of a little over a one- percent. the drop wipes out 255- million dollars in the company's value. the loss could have been close to a billion... if it was not for the late buying binge. ( catherine ) as for the passenger who was dragged off the plane... he's getting treatment at a chicago hospital...and....he has a lawyer. a lawyer for 69-year-old david dao says the man is still getting treatment. dao talked to a t-v station in louisville, kentucky and said he's not doing well. when asked what his injuries were he replied "everything." dao's lawyer says the family

will make a statement once he's released from the hospital. ( catherine ) this incident brought new focus to the practice of overbooking by airlines. it's very common - and is one way for carriers to make money. but politicians would like to see it come to an end. new jersey governor chris christie wants the white house to suspend regulations that allow airlines to overbook flights. he sent a letter to the u-s transportation secretary - citing the united flight. christie called the practice "unconscionable." united is the dominant carrier at the airport in newark, new jersey which is popular alternative to the new york city airports. ( pam ) even washington is taking notice tonight of the united video. ( catherine ) at least one lawmaker says congress should investigate and find out if what needs to be done to protect future travelers. kron 4's washington correspondent mark meredith has the response from the white house. trt: 1:26out: in washington, i'm mark meredith00:00-00:08 - courtesy (upper left) twitter:

@tyleróbridges00:31-00:41 - graphic, lose lower third 00:46-00:57 - sean spicer / white house press secretary 01:01-01:09 - mark meredith / washington d.c.first, there was outrage on the plane.now outrage on capitol hill. washington dc congresswoman eleanor holmes norton and othersare upset over this dramatic video showing a man forced off an overbooked united airlines flight. while the airline and chicago police are investigating. holmes norton wants a congressional investigation tonight, she's calling on united airlines staff, chicago police, and the f-a-a to testify .in a statement, holmes says quote: "we need the facts on why airlines overbook so many flights. if overbooking is to be permitted, there must be accountability from the airlines in exchange. tonight the white house also wants answers."xxxxxx"it's not just congress getting involved.the department of transportation is also looking into the incident.however the d-o-t says it is legal for airlines to overbook flights.federal law requires.. airlines pay

passengers who are involuntarily bumped off flights ..up to nearly 1,400 dollars per person. but with so much interest over this one incident, those rules could be re-examined when congress gets back to work.reporting in washington, i'm mark meredith. ( pam ) as you can imagine, the internet has not been kind to united for dragging david dao off the plane. we have been compiling some of the better responses... the memes speak for themselves. there are references to the movie "fight club", others are mocking what they see as an excessive use of force. some have channeled other movies... from rocky balboa's signature moment at the end of "rocky 2" ..... to a famous scene in the movie "airplane" , where a parade of passengers gang up on another passenger. you can see them for yourself by going to our website, kron four dot

com. the link is in the middle of the page. (catherine) one minute -- he was driving down a road... the next minute -- the driver and the car were off the street and in a pool.(pam) it happened early this morning on warburton avenue in santa clara. kron four's philippe djegal reports ... the teenager behind the wheel narrowly managed to escape from a submerged car. (philippe) the 18-year-old driver who crashed into this pool -- walked away without a scratch. his mother confirms what the santa clara police department says... that her son was not under the influence when he lost control of the car.no name/mother of the driver- "he was taking his friend home and it was too late, he fall asleep. he was too tired." the family that lives here on the corner of warburton avenue at calabazes boulvard wasn't home when the car slammed into the water. it happened just before three o'lock in the morning.vesna jankovic/neighb

or- "just scary -- it's shocking."rudy/neighbor- "and, good thing he knows how to swim." the driver says he was the only one inside the car when it hit the water... and, at that time, he says that all of the windows were actually closed. when the car was eventually pulled out of the pool... you could see that one of the passenger side windows was busted out... and, that appears to be the way the driver got out. paul/lima towing- "(philippe) the window was broken before you got to it? (paul) yes, sir. everything that was, uh, was wrong with the vehicle that you see now, that was, that was already occured." lima towing was called in to remove the car. stating, that the most difficult part of the process was trying not to further damage any more of the paul/lima towing- "(philippe) are you surprised to see someone made it out alive? (paul) uh, yes, yes." and, for that, the driver's mother is no mother- "thank ok."this is the first has ever behind the wheel.clara, philippe four news. (catherine) happening tonight.. even with our drought-busting winter... marin is discussing raising water rates. the marin municipal water district serves most of the county. it's considering hiking rates this july - and again in 2018.

the average increase would be 35 dollars this year and then about 50 dollars next year. the district says it needs the money to pay for millions of dollars in infrastructure upgrades. there's a meeting tonight at 7 at the corte madera community center. (pam) a live look outside right now... clouds covering the bay area this evening.. (catherine) let's get our first look at the weather with chief meteorologist brittney shipp. a couple of storm systems will impact the region through wednesday resulting in generally light rainfall amounts, breezy winds and cooler temperatures. dry weather conditions are then

likely from thursday afternoon into saturday with a slight warming trend. unsettled conditions appear to return by late this upcoming weekend and potentially continue into early next week. (pam ) a dirt bike rider was arrested over the weekend. he was allegedly participating in a motorcycle sideshow in san francisco.. (catherine on cam)riders participating in dangerous

motorcycle stunts... is a growing trend here in the bay area. kron4's haaziq madyun takes a look at what the californina highway patrol is trying to do...to stop it incidents of dirt bikers illegally riding on bay area streets and freeways appear to be a growing officer vu williams/california highway patrol: "our understanding is there are multiple different groups who are doing this. it's almost become if you will...a culture"back in march the culture turned violent during a confrontation between dirt bikers and a man who got out of his vehicle on a freeway in san francisco. this is video of the incident. last sunday the chp arrested 18- year-old ronet sanidad for reckless riding on a stolen motorcycle. investigators are checking to see if he was among the bikers involved in the beating of the driver on the freewaysotofficer vu williams/california highway patrol: "it's the same type of m.o. if you will. the dirt bikes the no plates, riding without helmets, the stunts are quite similar but i can't say with definitive proof that this in the gentlemen or that this group was involved"the chp is hoping to make more

arrests in these illegal cycling sideshows now that they are using airplanes equipped with high powered video cameras to track the bikers downsotofficer vu williams/california highway patrol: "what it does is fly really really high, you can't really hear it, if you look up you might be able to see it" investigators say they have video from a chp plane that recorded sanidad with a group of dirt bikers allegedly riding recklessly sunday sot officer vu williams/california highway patrol: "this video that was taken was from = a mile away and it's very clear video. he actually didn't know the plane was following him" the chp is hoping using airplanes equipped with cameras will lead to more arrests of illegal dirt bikers sotofficer vu williams/california highway patrol: "it is really hard to stop these highly mobile riders who have no regard for the law and they will do what they can to get awayin san francisco haaziq madyun kron4news ( pam ) dogs vomiting and foaming at the mouth. the mystery tonight about what is making pets sick.... at a popular bay area park.( catherine ) and could state lawmakers put a freeze on your heating bill? the

proposal that's making the rounds at the capitol.( pam ) plus, white house press secretary sean spicer is feeling the heat. his comments about hitler and the holocaust ... that have some people demanding president trump fire him.

(catherine) while expounding on the horrors of chemical weapons - like the onesused in syria.......the white house press secretary today stretched for a nazi germany comparison...

now sean spicer is getting flak for suggesting that adolf hitler didn'tuse chemical weapons. hitler, of course, killed jews during the holocaust - using gas chambers. here's part of what spicer said...while answering a question about russia's potential complicity in the syrian chemical attack. and - the public apology he issued - earlier tonight. sean spicer/white house press secretary: we didn't use chemical weapons in wwii - you had someone as despicable as hitler who didn't even sink to using chemical weapons. so you have to if you're russia ask yourself is this a country that you and a regime want to align yourself with.it was an attempt to talk about -- i should have stayed focused on the assad regime and the dangers they brought to their own people and terrible atrocities they did and to drag any other comparison into this was not appropriate. spicer had earlier tried to clarify his statement, saying that hitler didn't use chemical weapons on

hisown people "in the same way" as syrian president bashar assad. he apologized after a lot of anger online....especially given that it's passover. ( catherine ) congresswoma n nancy pelosi is calling for president trump to fire spicer. the san francisco democrat posted a sharp response on twitter. part of it reads -- m'as jewish families celebrate passover, the chief spokesman is downplaying the holocaust. so far we haven't heard from the president. when we looked online... spicer was trending on twitter. (pam) in fremont... the man who was killed during an officer involved shooting.... appears to have died from a self- inflicted gunshot wound. the alameda county coroner confirmed the information earlier today. the man has been identified as 24-year-old roger perez of orinda. officers say, perez was armed and left a traffic stop. police say, they chased perez to a walgreens on decoto road... and demanded that he come out of the alley. perez then allegedly fired his

weapon at police, prompting the officers to return fire. the gunshot wound to the head that was originally thought to have been from police - has now been confirmed as self inflicted. (catherine) san francisco city officials are trying to get to the bottom of why two dogs got sick after being walked in one city park. (pam) the owners are worried about the type of fertilizer being used on the grass there...( map ) it is happening at precita park in the city's bernal heights neighborhood -- which is off folsom street. kron4's maureen kelly talked to the park department - which says ..it is not to blame. a spokesperson with the rec and park department says they haven't used fertilizer on this park in more than a year. and their use of herbicides or pesticides are minimal and no toxics chemicals are allowed.i talked to one dogwalker who backs up that position.they dump fish in emulsion as an alternative to chemical fertilizers. and you can get all the herbicide and pesticide information online

at department a park and rec. i mean they have use the least amount of chemicals then any other park department i know of.the city says the will be inspecting the park for potenial hazards that might have made two dogs foam at the mouth and vomit.there are many theoriessome point to the mushrooms cropping up with rain.others to an intestinal parasite that could be gobbled up in the mud.but at least one believes it could be a human cause.i have a feeling that because people use drugs out here i've heard that dogs get pieces of marijuana cigarettes and then get sick from that. so i wouldn't be surprised.a local vet says that is not out of the question.here in san francisco unfortunately we do see a lot of thc intoxication or marijuana intoxication in animals. the most common thing we see is that they will eat human edibles.so particularly chocolate brownies or whatever, whatever is available. and that can cause a small dog to have very significant clinical signsthat told me she sees anywhere

between one to four cases of marijuana toxicity cases a day at her clinic. maureen kelly kron4 news (pam) in menlo park... they are dealing with a rise in burglaries. things have gotten to the point that the mayor and police chief are holding a community meeting tonight. the two are expected to also address other crime trends in the peninsula city. but, the main focus will be on residential and vehicle burglaries. at the end of last year... there was a rash of break-ins in the willow neighborhood and the trend continued at the start of this year. the meeting starts at 6:30... at the neighborhood service center on hamilton avenue. (catherine) in the north bay: the c-h-p says it's arrested a taxi driver for sexually assaulting a passenger while taking her home from graton casino. they posted this photo of the suspect - 42-year-old mehari

tekle - being taken into custody this morning in santa rosa. investigators say the passenger was drunk at the time of the assault - which happened this past december. they used video evidence as well as d-n-a to build their case against the man. (catherine) the cost to heat your home this winter might be a little cheaper than in past years.. utility customers often see spikes in heating costs through the season...but a new bill could change that. if passed...it would ensure that 70-percent of the bill for the average customer is covered by the lowest-priced rate for all winter months. it would also require utility companies to tell you the estimated cost of the next month's bill. spikes in consumer bills have prompted lots of complaints. this bill is aimed at making it easier for people to manage their heating costs. let's take a look outside right now for the current conditions in the bay area...

(catherine) chief meteorologist brittney shipp joins us now with the forecast. a couple of storm systems will impact the region through wednesday resulting in generally light rainfall amounts, breezy winds and cooler temperatures. dry weather conditions are then likely from thursday afternoon into saturday with a slight warming trend. unsettled conditions appear to return by late this upcoming weekend and potentially continue into early next week. (catherine ) still ahead....a strange heist to tell you about. how east bay police say a suspect (catherine ) still ahead....a strange

heist to tell you about. how east bay police say a suspect pulled off a robbery at a credit union..(pam) and take a look at this. dramatic video of a smash and grab robbery... and the shocking amount of time it took for the suspects to grab what they were after. (catherine)

( pam ) a man pulled off a robbery in the east bay...

using a bicycle. antioch police released a couple of surveillance photographs of the suspect. you can clearly see him riding a bike in the first picture in the parking lot. the suspect held up the antioch community federal union, on friday afternoon. few details are available... he is only described as wearing dark clothing. (catherine) people in san bernardino are mourning the teacher and young student killedmonday in a special needs classroom... we're learning more about the teacher's estranged husband - who police say openedfire in the class....before killing himself.. today a new photo has been released of the little boy who was killed...simply becausehe was standing near karen smith. 8-year-old jonathan martinez.... another student was badly wounded.. smith had been married to 53-year-old cedric anderson only a short time before moving out...those close to her say she had mentioned that anderson had threatened her...

police say he'd accused his wife of infidelity....and she had complained to friends about his odd behavior. investigators say the shooting was a murder-suicide...but they haven't found a note. san bernardino police chief there was not a suicide note found at the house. i will confirm that investigators did find a note that we beleive to be his that talked about some things that needed closure, feeling disrespected, that kind of stuff. but nothing that would be specifically identified as a suicide note. (catherine) police say the couple married in january - and separated in the middle of march. smith movedout of their home and had been staying with relatives. investigators say anderson had a criminal record...includi ng domestic violence, theftand a weapons charge. ( pam ) it looks like something out of a movie. a truck slams into a store... and thieves jump out. what they were after and what they left behind.( catherine )

and a california woman gets quite a surprise. her reaction as a fireball "photo bombs" her video.( pam ) and tough talk from the border. the promises being made by attorney general jeff sessions to cutdown on illegal immigration.

(kerman)here at sfo united passengers remain outraged at video showing a passenger

being dragged off a united flight on sunday tarvelers also upset at the way united has handled the situation, first united simply apologized for having to reaccomodate customers. then in an email to employees united's ceo attacked the passenger saying he was disruptive and belligerent. finally tuesday the company took full responsibilitysot this is really the sort of bad pr that can result in permanent damage to the united brand.pr specialists say united has a lot of work todo to restore its image but some united passengers say they will never fly the airline again. at sfo dan kerman kron 4 news. (haaziq) here in san francisco, the california highway patrol arrested ronet sanidad for illegal dirt bike sideshow activity. instead of using a patrol car investigators used an airplane to track him down sotofficer vu williams/california highway patrol: ": "he actually didn't know the plane was following

him what it does is fly really really high, you can't really hear it"the planes are equipped with high powered video cameras. investigators are checking to see if sanidad was involved in the beating of a driver on san francisco freeway last month sotofficer vu williams/california highway patrol: "it's the same type of m.o. if you will the dirt bikes the no plates, riding without helmets, the stunts are quite similar but i can't say with definitive proof that this in the gentlemen or that this group was involved"in san francsico haaziq madyun kron4news in san francisco, the city's rec and park department says they'll be inspecting precita park here for hazards after two dog owners reported their pets being sickened after walking here last week. the symptoms in both dogs were vomiting and foaming at the mouth. in emails posted on a local news blog the dog owners imply the cause is fertilizer used on the grass but city officials say records show they haven't used fertilizer here in more than a year. a local vet says the cause could be many things. they're seeing an increase in cases in mushroom poisoning and intestinal parasites with all this rain. (philippe) in santa clara... a teenage driver crashes into a pool and walks away without a scratch.

though, the car, two fences and the pool were damaged. the 18-year-old driver tells kron four that he fell alseep behind the wheel just before three o'clock in the morning. he says he was headed back home after dropping a friend off. the homeowners are on vacation and were not around for the crash. it took two tow trucks to pull the car out of the water. the santa clara police department says neither drugs or alcohol appear to have been factors in the crash. in santa clara, philippe djegal, kron four news. (pam) today, attorney general jeff sessions promised to step up enforcement against undocumented immigrants . he made the comments at the u-s- mexico border in nogales, arizona. sessions announced policies... aimed at using existing laws ... to escalate charges that attorneys can bring against undocumented immigrants. in a memo to federal prosecutors, he ordered the attorneys to make felony cases against immigrants who are repeat offenders. he also instructed them to charge first-time crossers with misdemeanors, making it easier to charge them with felonies in the future.

sessions also said, he is streamlining how immigration cases are tried. "this is a new era. this is the trump era. the catch and release policies of the past are over." "we will now be detaining all adults who are apprehended at the border. they will not be released. to support this mission, we have already surged 25 immigration judges to detention centers along the border." (pam) sessions also said, immigrants who use fake documents can be charged with identity theft or fraud. (catherine) jury selection is set to begin in bill cosby's sex assault case... but there's a bit of twist jurors will be chosen in pittsburgh. . . but the trial itself is going to be held across the state in philadelphia. cosby's lawyers argued that the widespread publicity could make difficult to seat a jury. the 79-year-old actor and comedian is charged with

drugging and molesting a former temple university employee in 2004. cosby has pleaded not guilty and is out on bail. (catherine)in florida. . . a brazen robbery at a gun shop -- all caught on surveillance video . . .now police are trying to catch the people responsible...the video shows a truck plowing all the way into the store. . . the thieves then smashed the display cases and grabbed what they could -- and left in about 30 seconds. police say the truck had been stolen....and after the robbery, it was driven off and set on fire. police say the ammo left inside was exploding. . . so firefighters had to let the fire burn itself out. a man who works next door to the gun shop. . .says this kind of crime is a problem for everyone. "you can tighten security on anything, but somebody wants to get in, they'll get in. there are more guns on the street then you can count now, they don't need anymore."( catherine ) there's no word on how many guns the thieves got away with

this time.. (pam) a group of suspected car thiefs were held at gunpoint by a orange county homeowner... after the stolen car they were in, smashed through the wall of his home. before the crash... police attemped to pull the car over... but the driver fled. the car ended up crashing into a home after speeding through a busy intersection. the homeowner says, he grabbed his gun after hearing the crash.. then held the four people at gunpoint until police arrived. you can see police dogs in action. all of them were arrested... and police found three weapons in the stolen vehicle. no one was seriously injured. chief meteorologist brittney shipp joins us now...

a couple of storm systems will impact the region through wednesday resulting in generally light rainfall amounts, breezy winds and cooler temperatures. dry weather conditions are then likely from thursday afternoon into saturday with a slight warming trend. unsettled conditions appear to return by late this upcoming weekend and potentially continue into early next week.

(pam) what was it? a mysterious light spooks a woman recording a video.... and generates hundreds of calls across the western united states. the explanation being given. you're going to be hanging out in here. so if you need anything, text me.

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skies over part of the western u.s. last night.(pam) a woman was live- streaming video from her san diego- area home last night when the fireball happened. take a look ... "it's, um .... did you guys see that? did you guys see that?"(pam) the american meteor society says, it was a meteor... and the society received at least 260 reports of the fireball event.reports of the at least 260 reports of the fireball event. most were from san diego, but people from los angeles, arizona, nevada, and new mexico also reported seeing something.most witnesses described the fireball as "green" and "very bright".

in sports... the warriors find themselves a little anxious as they wait for this weekend's playoffs to begin...... and we have an update on the availability of giants catcher buster posey... gary will let you know how long he is expected to be out... and bring you the rest of the sports... coming up

after being hit in the head by a 94-mile-per- hour fastball in yesterday's home openr...giants catcher buster posey was placed on the 7-day disabled list todaymuch of this is for precationary purposes as posey reportedly was suffering from light concussion symptoms but last year they lost joe panik to concussion-like symtoms after he had shown no initial

symtoms for days so the giants are being extra careful with poseythey have 2 games at kansas city in 7 days in which posey could d-h and not have to play in the field at all here was posey's reaction (sot: posey) buster posey"for the most park i felt pretty good... i mean... i wasn;t really feel out of it or anything... so it's good... we thought it was just the smart move with especially being a catcher and having the one yesterday them potenially you never know if you're gonna get some more so.. take a week and be readt to go."

new a's president dave kaval continues to make positive changes around the teamtoday he announced the a's are removing the tarps off a large portion of the third deck at the coliseum for the rest of the season expanding the baseball capacity by more than 12,000.third- deck tickets will cost $15

and for the upcoming 10-game homestand that begins friday half of the proceeds from those tickets sold will go to oakland promise a program designed to fund college for students in oakland. the tarps first were introduced in 2006 for a's games and have been in since the one's on the "mount davis" dec beyond center field will remain in place the warriors...are growing restless and ready to get to the postseason. golden state will face portland in round 1 of the playoffs, which begin this weekend. but before getting to that point-- the warriors...have to slog through one more regular season matchup. game 82 is tomorrow night against the lakers. steph curry, kevin durant and klay thompson will play, but draymond green and andre iguodala will have the night off. at practice today, steve kerr said the team is eager to play a game that matters...and right now, just going through the motions. "i feel like we've kind of let our guard down a little bit. it's kind of human nature. these games right now are meaningless basically, so we are anxious to get to the playoffs."

for the second straight year guess who's jersey is the most popular in the nba?that's right steph curry once again topped all nba players for the most popular jersey ratings are based on nba store online sales since the beginning of the seasonlebron james was the 2nd most popular followed by curry's teammate kevin durant russell westbrook was#4,,, while kyrie irving was 5th'the warriors also topped all teams in team merchadise sales again followed by the cavaliers, bulls, lakers and knicks

last night on tnt's nba show charles barkley offered a co- worker $1,000 to cut his hair barkley didn't like the man's "bun" hairdoafter putting up a sign saying "chuck's glam salon" and "no bun zone" barkey hacked off the co-worker's bun while kenny smith rained the $1,000 on his head

( pam) will the f-c-c ground its plan to allow passengers use cell phones in- flight? the idea being floated by the head of the agency.

a proposal to allow passengers to use cell phones on airplanes... may get grounded.( catherine ) the chairman of the f-c-c says he'd like to stop the idea. in 2013, the agency proposed relaxing the rules and asked the public to weigh in. the f-c-c has to vote on the chairman's proposal to keep the ban on voice calls in flight in place. it originally was adopted in 1991 because of concerns that the technology could jam signals and disrupt critical onboard communications. last weather and goodbye

final look at the weather with chief meteorologist brittney shipp.

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