( marty ) here is a live look at the embarcadero. ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)seasonably warm weekend in store for the bay area and central coast. another round of offshore winds monday and tuesday will drive temperatures even warmer early next week with daytime highs

into the 80s with some lower 90s for the warmest interior valleys. cooling trend back to normal by thursday and friday as the next trough arrives. ( marty @ landing) our top story this morning... all lanes are now open after an officer involved shooting on highway 101 in san mateo. kron 4's averi harper is here with details on the shooting and the massive gridlock it created. averi? ( averi ) the chp tried to open all lanes again by midnight after a shooting that was 1st reported at 5:30 yesterday afternoon. but right now, all lanes of

northbound highway 101 are still closed after a deadly freeway shooting involving c-h-p officers. the chp says the man who was shot and killed was initially involved in a road rage crash on northbound 101 in san mateo near highway 92. investigators say after the crash the man got out of a car and pulled out a gun. chp got there shortly after told the man to drop the gun. when he did not three officers shot at him after he raised it at them. he was hit in the chest and died. all officers are okay. but this has created a traffic nighmare. ( marty @ landing) thanks averi.

( marty @ landing ) another big story we are following this morning... a homicide suspect -- arrested after a 19 hour standoff in martinez. the man was wanted for the murder of a woman in walnut creek. kron4's lydia pantazes has the latest details on what we are learning about the suspect and the victim. natsa makeshift memorial grows at the scene of where 47-year old roselyn policarpio was gunned down thursday afternoon. "i just felt really bad, it's really sad, just a tragedy." diane mijango didn't know the victim...but she felt compelled to pay her respects. "as i pulled up i see the body, i see these guys going back and forth trying to get the witnesses together."george vasquez drove up to the scene seconds after it happened."she

was face down, she was not moving."a manhunt for the suspect, 38-year old gregory prokopowicz, began immediately. "we believe they had a dating relationship and i'm not sure if it was actively going on now or if it was a past dating relationship."police searched two locations before they spotted prokopowicz sitting in the passenger seat of this silver sedan in martinez.they made a traffic stop, shortly detained and released the driver.... called in swat and a stand-off began....(nats) this is video of how that standoff ended, 19-hours later... "obviously this is not a surprise."boris breckinridge lives across the street from where the suspect used to live...."the suspect, he lived there, i literally haven't seen him for years and then all of a sudden now in the last month i've seen him there almost everyday and i know they have restraining orders against each other so i know he's not supposed to be there."boris says prokopowicz lived there with an ex

girlfriend or wife...he says there was always political activity at the home."it would be quiet for months and months but all of a sudden you'd look out the window and there's a line of cop cars and someone is being taken away." ( marty ) bart officials say they have made the first arrest in connection to that mob attack on a train last weekend. the suspect in custody is a juvenile.. police say they are tracking down dozens of young suspects in connection with the attack. investigators are using surveillance footage to identify and search for up to sixty others involved. the mob stormed a train at the coliseum bart station last saturday and robbed seven

people onboard bart police have been tracking a 22 per cent increase in crime in the first three- months of this year.

but after the break... enforcing your kids bedtime. what it can mean for their longterm health.

( marty ) for your health: here is a look at some of the new medical findings released this week: ( marty ) we are learning about new health benefits of having a regular bedtime for your kids. putting children to bed at the same time every night can reduce their likelhood of obesity. researchers stressed the importance of structure and routine for young children. along with a regular bedtime, children who ate meals at the same time and watched less than an hour of t-v everyday had more self-control. researchers say those who had better emotional self-control were less likely to be obese. ( marty ) women might want to consider spending more time out in nature. according to doctors, women who live in the greenest areas live longer. specifically, these women were forty one percent less likely to die from kidney disease. they were also less likely to die from a respiratory disease and had a lower rate of cancer. the

study also found that women who lived close to nature were more likely to have increased physical activity and lower exposure to air pollution. ( dave )sunny and warm for your saturday ! we'll take a look at it...your forecast is next ! ( marty ) for the weekend: it's the outdoor dance festival in san francisco. watch different dance performances and more. it's happening at the spreckels temple of museum at golden gate park fron noon to 4:30. it's free to attend.

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'a bit of this. why not? your hotel should make it easy to do all the things you do. which is what we do. crowne plaza. we're all business, mostly. ( marty ) here's a live look at the embarcadero this morning. toss to weather.

(dave)seasonably warm weekend in store for the bay area and central coast. another round of offshore winds monday and tuesday will drive temperatures even warmer early next week with daytime highs into the 80s with some lower 90s for the warmest interior valleys. cooling trend back to normal by thursday and friday as the next trough arrives. ( marty )

( marty ) three firebombs were set off in different parts of fairfield. police have made an arrest and admit, they are amazed no one was hurt in any of the incidents..

police arrested 39-year old matthew scott jones friday morning. he reportedly set off the first bomb at this apartment complex on north texas street overnight thursday. jones lives in the complex and people in the area say he may have been targeting a neighbor because of a drug deal. the second bomb went off in front of the police department.. officers were able to identify jones from surveillance cameras. ( marty ) jones was arrested and booked into jail on attempted murder, arson. hate crimes and ... possession of a destructive device. jones reportedly had fights with the victim calling him racial slurs. ( marty ) in an unrelated case... a gunman remains on the loose in this morning

following a deadly shooting at a fairfield bar. the shooting happened on west texas street at around 10:30 thursday night. officers found a 20-year-old man lying in the doorway of the bar with at least one gunshot wound. he was taken to the hospital where he later died. there is no clear description of the shooter. ( marty ) on the peninsula. thieves targeted nearly 20 unlocked cars in belmont. laptop comuters were taken from at least two of the cars overnight thursday. the criminals hit several streets in the central part of the city. police have now have a reminder for people who live in the

morning. ( marty ) north korea has conducted a ballistic missle test that apparently failed. the missle blew up over land and never left north korean territory. the launch is seen as a show of defiance because it happened just hours after secretary of state rex tillerson addressed the united nations security council. calling for increased pressure on north korea. this news comes as president trump marks his first 100- days in office today. congress avoided a government shutdown as the house and senate closed out a temporary deal to keep the government running for another next week. karin caifa is on capitol hill with the details of that deal. pres donald trump: i dont think anyone has done what we've been able to do in 100 days it is the eve of a major day for president donald trump - day 100 - when the white house, the media, and voters will take stock of where this presidency stands. the commander in chief -- busy giving interviews and touting what he sees as major

accomplishments. pres donald trump: for the first time in the modern political era we have confirmed a new justice in the first 100 days .but on capitol hill, the republican-led congress was unable to strike a long-term deal to fund the government - instead, opting for a one-week stop gap to give negotiators more time. nat: the joint resolution has passedand despite a late push from the white house... house republicans were unable to reach a deal to repeal and replace obamacare.rep. adam kinzinger/ -r- illinois: when you're talking about a sixth of the economy, you have to take your time and figure out where to go. so, i'm still there and hopefully will have a decision soon. day 100 will come and go with several executive orders but no major legislative victories - -no tax reform-no health care reform-and no funding for a border wallthe top democrat in the senate sees the first 100 days very differently than the white house. sen. chuck schumer, -d- minority leader: i think its one of the worst 100 days i've ever recalled for a president the president says he's looking well beyond his first weeks.pres donald trump: you came through for me and i am going to come through for you.on capitol hill, i'm karin caifa. ( marty ) coming up... the giants

may have found their 3rd baseman of the future. but did they get the win last night against the padres? gary has the highlights next. live look outside... richmond bridge ( marty ) for the weekend: butter and egg days in petluma check out the festival, rides and more. it's happening at historic downtown petaluma from 10:00 to 5:00. it's free to attend.

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for the giants. they began a three game series against the padres. we pick this one up in the eight inning -- game tied at 3 giants rookie christian arroyo hits his second home run in his first five games in the majors... san francisco went

into the ninth ahead. top 9th -- melancon in -- he gets some help from joe panik he makes the diving catch to get the second out of the inning -- melancon loves the effort cory spangenberg grounds out to second putting this game away giants survive... they win 4-3 the a's down in houston. sonny gray with team... he could back in the a's starting rotation this tuesday. top 1st -- khris davis hits a 3-run bomb giving oakland a three-nothing lead (davis: 2 home runs) bottom 5th -- george springer singles to left field... bringing in the go-ahead run a's lose their fifth straight houston wins 9-4 with

the first round in the books the 49ers introduces soloman thomas and reuben foster. they held a introductory press conference this afternoon at 49ers headquarters. both players talked about being very greatful for joining such a great organization. overall the gathering was very positive... foster understands that although he's a first still has a lot of work ahead of himreuben foster:"it's all about love and trust, man. what i learned about them, it's love and i love the 49ers. i grew up loving the 49ers from patrick willis, all the greats, and i want to become him, become one of the greats. i know i've got to wait my turn and do it a step at a time, but i'm willing to do that. i'm going to do that." joining solomon and foster is cornerback ahkello witherspoon from colorado and quarterback c-j beathard. the niners were involved in a couple of moves in day two... they traded one of the third rounders for new orleans 2018 second round pick and a seventh rounder in this year

draft. but then they make a trade with the vikings to acquire beathard. as for the raiders, they continue to bolster their defense... they drafted safety and defensive vandedoes live look outside... golden gate bridge.. ( marty ) for the weekend: it's the cesar chavez day parade in san francisco, check out the festival and more.. it's all happening at dolores park and starts at 10:00. it's free to attend.

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bay bridge. ( marty ) dave spahr has your forecast... (dave)seasonably warm weekend in store for the bay area and central coast. another round of offshore winds monday and tuesday will drive

temperatures even warmer early next week with daytime highs into the 80s with some lower 90s for the warmest interior valleys. cooling trend back to normal by thursday and friday as the next trough arrives.

( marty ) get ready to pay more at the pump.. governor brown signed california's new 12 cent a gallon tax hike into law. it's aimed at repairing roads and bridges throughout the state. we'll probably see the spike in gas prices in november. but californians will have to wait more than a year before crews begin repaving roads. part of the law will also make it more expensive to register vehicles. that price hike goes into effect in january. ( marty ) in the east bay. emotions are running high over the possibility of an elementary school shutting down in alameda. school officials say the building is ánotá earthquake safe... but parents are skeptical about that data. kron four's hermela aregawi has both sides of the story. natsotemotions running high among lum elementary parents. the tightknit community came to this meeting for answers.

after being told this week that the school may be shutting down for safety reasons.kate ruggiero, 2nd and 4th grader: shock, disbelief, its a family. it's not just a school. it's a community. its tight knit and to just get this notice basically six weeks essentially and the school is closing. it's heart breaking really.district officials had planned to build to new classrooms and in the process say they found the building to be unsafe in the event of an earthquake.susan davis, spokeswoman, alameda unified school district: before you do any kind of new construction on the school site, the state mandates that we take samples of the soil to check just for this, for seismic safety...we did not know and that's because you really only have to test the soil when you are starting to do some kind of a structural alteration on the site or start new construction.500 students and 50 staff members would be spread out through the district.cassandra bissett/2nd grader: she's very confused and very upset about it. she keep it open and stay with her friends. she's worried that if she goes to another school she's going to lose most of her friends. jennifer ekman, 1st grader: this is the community that i always thought i would have when i had kids. it's diverse.

it's welcoming. it's accepting. at a meeting friday night.. parents were skeptical about the information they were getting.the seismic expert present couldn't answer some of the school board's questions.. saying they weren't in his expertise. making parents sigh and shake their heads.jennifer ekman/concerned parent:there are a lot of engineers whose children attend lum and they've been doing their own research. and they feel a lot of the data is grossly inaccurate and overestimated and so we're hopint that the truth will come out tonight. (hermela aregaw)it's clear that this community is not letting this school be broken up without a fight.but it's the school board that will decide this issue.the school district tells me their vote is expected in the coming weeks.reporting in alameda, hermela aregawi, kron 4 news. ( marty @ landing ) the mother of a missing 20- year-old yuba college student is speaking out for the first time since her daughter's disappearance. it has been nearly a month since aly yeoman went missing. but her mother says she's not giving up. shirin rajaee reports. paula ede/mother of aly yeoman "i wouldn't put this on the worst enemy to go through this."the last 3 1/2 weeks

searching for aly --- a nightmare for her family-- paula ede/mother of aly yeoman "for a while i couldnt eat or sleep, cause i felt if she's not eating or sleeping, it's not fair to do that"paula ede says her and her daughter would stay in close contact-- texting all the time--so she knew when the texting stopped-- something was wrong-- paula ede/mother of aly yeoman "she loved to talk to us every second day, mom what are you doing? mom i miss you...but it wasn't happening."20 year old aly yeoman is a yuba college student-- who was working two jobs--she last seen the night of march 30th-- leaving a friends house on romero street in yuba city.paula ede/mother of aly yeoman"i'm terrified, i don't know if she's hurt, i don't know whose hurting her, i don't know what's happened" aly's truck was found a few days later, down a levee, in an orchard--- stuck in mud. law enforcement found her cell phone and a single pair of footprints walking away from the truckshirin rajaee/reporter:"you've been silent this entire time, what made you want to speak out now?"paula ede/mother of aly yeoman"this is me telling her i love her, telling her i love

her, and i just want her home." shirin rajaee/reporter:"do you believe your daughter is alive?"paula ede/mother of aly yeoman"you just have this mothers intuition, you can just feel it, i do believe she's alive"ede wouldn't speak on the details of the investigation but says she's trusting that law enforcement is working dilligently to find aly.her plea is now to the public.paula ede/mother of aly yeoman"i just feel someone knows something, and they need to come forward" ( marty ) that was shirin rajaee reporting. a 50-thousand dollar reward has been offered for information on aly's location. ( marty ) some east bay store owners are trying to figure out a motive behind their business windows being smashed.. it happened at two different stores on alcatraz avenue in berkeley.. the owner of "hercules records" says he and the other stores employees found b-b gun pellets under the smashed windows. both stores affected have "black lives matter" signs posted on their

businesses. they think that could be the reasonthey were targeted.

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called the wrong number. kron four's philippe djegal has the story. (philippe) the city of vallejo is reviewing it's delayed response to a report of up to a dozen dead dogs found off columbus parkway. the city says it appears carine (cuh-reen) peters, who we spoke with on wednesday, called the cellphone of an animal control officer on february 17th... but that officer never received the call or responded to it because he was on leave at the time. city spokesperson joanna altman says it wasn't until peters reached out an animal rescue group... "center of animal rescue and education in solano county" or "cares" on march 20th, which then notified vallejo's animal control five days later... that officers responded to the area.joanna altman/city of vallejo- "march 25th is when we received the phone call. we responded within an hour of the phone call." but by the then, altman says the remains were so badly decomposed, the officers could only identity one, possibly two dogs. not a dozen as originally reported. that

has complicated the investigation into the matter. the city of vallejo is working with the solano county sheriff's office and animal control... looking into whether or not this incident is tied to any other recent animal cruelty cases.joanna altman/city of vallejo- "records that we might have for other similar incidents and just to see if there's some synergy or something we can review or be more proactive on in the future." marie chua is the founder of "cares" and says pet owners should take steps now to make their animals are easy to track down if lost or stolen. marie chua/cares- "neuturing, spaying, micro-chipping, you know, registration of your animals." otherwise, like in this case, they may be impossible to identify. in vallejo, philippe djegal, kron four news. coming up.. police have arrested a teenager in connection to the beating of an elderly woman. police say the teen killed other elderly victims. ( marty ) live look

outside...sutro tower. dave spahr is here with your weather forecast. (dave) seasonably warm weekend in store for the bay area and central coast. another round of offshore winds monday and tuesday will drive temperatures even warmer early next week with daytime highs into the 80s with some lower 90s for the warmest interior valleys. cooling trend back to

normal by thursday and friday as the next trough arrives.

( marty ) alameda-county has reached a five-and a half million dollar settlement with the suspect who was beaten by sheriff's deputies back in november of 20-15. the incident began when the suspect...stanislav petrov....led officers on a chase from san leandro to san francisco after reportedly ramming two patrol cars with a stolen car.. petrov eventually crashed and tired to outrun the deputies. they caught up to him and that's when the beating happened and was caugth on camera. petrov will receive the money through a trust over his lifetime. meanwhile he is in jail on unrelated drug and gun charges. ( marty ) an arrest has been made in the murder of an 86-year-old woman... who was sexually assaulted and beaten.

it happened near sacramento... 18-year-old neven butler was already in jail, suspected of assaulting a 92- year- old woman. he is now a suspect in two separate incidents.. joe khalil has the latest. (pkg)(nats-court)a brief moment in court for 18 year old neven butler--(nats-women walking hallway)his supporters in the courtroom--too distraught to comment.butler-- stands accused of assaulting 3 women wednesday--ages 61--86-- and 92.he's facing 2 felonies so far, but more charges are expected. linda parisi butler's appointed attorney"it would not surprise me if they were to file homicide charges in light of what we've heard." in court friday--butler heard charges for assault with intent to rape--and elder abuse in the case of the 92 year old woman. he was arrested wednesday after sacramento county deputies say he attacked the elderly woman near howe and fair oaks-- caught at the scene. this--just six hours after detectives say sexually

assaulted 86 year old fusako petrus and her friend on the highlands highschool track during their routine morning walk. petrus died there on school grounds.richard andrade highlands football announced "when i heard that it was nev, actually i seen his face and it threw me. i wanted to cry." richard andrade says he was a mentor to butler and his football teammates at highlands high. shocked--he says--that his player "nev"-- as he called him--would ever end up in an orange jumpsuit-- behind bars. "no way did i believe one of the players i helped could do something so tragic."butler will remain in jail through the weekend--until his next court date monday. ( marty ) that was joe khalil reporting... butler is being held without bail. ( marty ) if you have cans of party animal dog food, you may want to pull them out and take a closer look at the label. te company is recalling two lots of cans from its line of "cocolicious" dog foods. they say some cans in texas tested positive for pentobarbital- a chemical

used to euthanize animals. these 13-ounce cans manufactured in 20-15 with and expiration date in july or august of 20-19 could be contaminated. the company says pet owners can return them for a full refund. ( marty ) get ready to pay more for guacamole. avocado prices rise to a record high as the popular fruit is on high demand. a 22-pound box of hass avocados from mexico costs nearly 28- dollars... that's according to the u-s governement.... they say the price has more than doubled compared to the same time last year... and it is the highest price in 19 years... people around the bay area are feeling the punch in their ( marty ) as of now, hass avocados

cost about a-dollar- and-27- cents apiece. the u-s department of agriculture says that is up 98-cents from last year. ( marty ) still ahead. several new movies hit the theater. see if any of them can knock fast and furious from the top spot at the box office. after the break. ( marty ) here's a live look at kirkwood this morning... ( marty ) for the weekend: check out the dance festival in oakland. you can take classes and watch peformances. it's all happening at jack london square from noon to 8:00. it's free to attend. "the fate of the furious"

is ready to race past the one- billion-dollar mark in worldwide ticket sales this

weekend. and there are three new movies are revving up to try to top it. david daniel has a look at the new releases, and how they're expected to fare at the box "at the circle, we can finally reach our potential. when we are our best selves, there isn't a problem that we cannot solve.""the circle" stars emma watson and tom hanks in a thriller about an internet giant prompting privacy concerns with its massive reach. despite the real-world resonance and the a-list cast, analysts are looking for a debut between 10- and 15- million dollars -- easily the weekend's top new movie, but not nearly enough to top "fate of the furious.""you cheated on me with a car salesman?" "no! a little."eugenio derbez (ay-oh-hayn-yoh der-bez) leads another strong cast in "how to be a latin lover." the comedy, about a man aging out of his career of seducing rich older women, opens in moderate release -- about a thousand theaters -- and box office watchers estimate it'll make up to seven-million dollars this weekend.i've been hearing there's a new supplier in the area. homie moves into our backyard and starts selling like i don't exist! we gonna

pay him a little visit -- talk to him about etiquette."then there's "sleight" (slight), an indie drama with a supernatural twist about a young man trying to support his kid sister between performing street magic and working for the local drug boss. it's opening in about 500 theaters, where it's expected to debut with up to two-million dollars. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. ( marty ) like many of us, tesla c-e-o elon musk hates traffic. so the billionaire came up with an idea to fix it in los angeles... digging tunnels beneath l-a to allow drivers to get through the city faster.... space x and musk unveiled this video showing you his plans for his new venture... the red tesla merges into a parking spot which is then lowered underground, speeding through the tunnel. earlier this year, musk tweeted saying he has made progress on the tunnel idea and he would start digging in february... but as of right now we don't know if musk has already started sunny and warm for your

saturday ! we'll take a look at it...your forecast is next ! ( averi ) coming up... a deadly officer involved shooting on a major bay area highway. i have the latest with a live report. next.

here is a live look at the embarcadero. ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)seasonably warm weekend

in store for the bay area and central coast. another round of offshore winds monday and tuesday will drive temperatures even warmer early next week with daytime highs into the 80s with some lower 90s for the warmest interior valleys. cooling trend back to normal by thursday and friday as the next trough arrives. ( marty @

( marty @ landing) our top story this morning... all lanes are now open after an officer involved shooting on highway 101 in san mateo. kron 4's averi harper is here with details on the shooting and the massive gridlock it created. averi? ( averi ) the chp tried to open all lanes again by midnight after a shooting that was 1st reported at 5:30 yesterday afternoon. but right now, all lanes of northbound highway 101 are still closed after a deadly freeway shooting involving c-h-p officers. the chp says the man who was shot and killed was initially involved in a road rage crash on northbound 101 in san mateo near highway 92. investigators say after the crash the man got out of a car and pulled out a gun. chp got there shortly after told

the man to drop the gun. when he did not three officers shot at him after he raised it at them. he was hit in the chest and died. all officers are okay. but this has created a traffic nighmare. ( marty @ landing) thanks averi. ( marty @ landing ) another big story we are following this morning... a homicide suspect -- arrested after a 19 hour standoff in

martinez. the man was wanted for the murder of a woman in walnut creek. kron4's lydia pantazes has the latest details on what we are learning about the suspect and the victim. natsa makeshift memorial grows at the scene of where 47-year old roselyn policarpio was gunned down thursday afternoon. "i just felt really bad, it's really sad, just a tragedy." diane mijango didn't know the victim...but she felt compelled to pay her respects. "as i pulled up i see the body, i see these guys going back and forth trying to get the witnesses together."george vasquez drove up to the scene seconds after it happened."she was face down, she was not moving."a manhunt for the suspect, 38-year old gregory prokopowicz, began immediately. "we believe they had a dating relationship and i'm not sure if it was actively going on

now or if it was a past dating relationship."police searched two locations before they spotted prokopowicz sitting in the passenger seat of this silver sedan in martinez.they made a traffic stop, shortly detained and released the driver.... called in swat and a stand-off began....(nats) this is video of how that standoff ended, 19-hours later... "obviously this is not a surprise."boris breckinridge lives across the street from where the suspect used to live...."the suspect, he lived there, i literally haven't seen him for years and then all of a sudden now in the last month i've seen him there almost everyday and i know they have restraining orders against each other so i know he's not supposed to be there."boris says prokopowicz lived there with an ex girlfriend or wife...he says there was always political activity at the home."it would be quiet for months and months but all of a sudden you'd look out the window and there's a line of cop cars and someone is being taken away." ( marty ) bart officials say they

have made the first arrest in connection to that mob attack on a train last weekend. the suspect in custody is a juvenile.. police say they are tracking down dozens of young suspects in connection with the attack. investigators are using surveillance footage to identify and search for up to sixty others involved. the mob stormed a train at the coliseum bart station last saturday and robbed seven people onboard bart police have been tracking a 22 per cent increase in crime in the first three- months of this year.

day off>( marty ) bart is building a task force to try and address the crime trend. most bart officers are working five 10 hour shifts instead of four. ( marty ) coming up... an elementry school in the east bay is in danger of closing because it's considered unsafe. but parents are fighting to keep the school open. and... today marks 100 days of donald trump's presidency. he's praising his accomplishmen ts and what to expect, next. but after the break... enforcing your kids bedtime. what it can mean for their longterm health.

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time every night can reduce their likelhood of obesity. researchers stressed the importance of structure and routine for young children. along with a regular bedtime, children who ate meals at the same time and watched less than an hour of t-v everyday had more self-control. researchers say those who had better emotional self-control were less likely to be obese. ( marty ) women might want to consider spending more time out in nature. according to doctors, women who live in the greenest areas live longer. specifically, these women were forty one percent less likely to die from kidney disease. they were also less likely to die from a respiratory disease and had a lower rate of cancer. the study also found that women who lived close to nature were more likely to have increased physical activity and lower exposure to air pollution. ( dave )sunny and warm for your saturday ! we'll take a look at it...your forecast is next ! ( marty ) for the weekend: it's

the outdoor dance festival in san francisco. watch different dance performances and more. it's happening at the spreckels temple of museum at golden gate park fron noon to 4:30. it's free to attend.

♪ sweet cinnamon-sugar on the outside, crazy on the inside. crave those crazy squares. ♪ sweet cinnamon-sugar on the outside, crazy on the inside. crave those crazy squares. ( marty ) here's a live

look at the embarcadero this morning. toss to weather. (dave) seasonably warm weekend in

store for the bay area and central coast. another round of offshore winds monday and tuesday will drive temperatures even warmer early next week with daytime highs into the 80s with some lower 90s for the warmest interior valleys. cooling trend back to normal by thursday and friday as the next trough arrives.

( marty ) three firebombs were set off in different parts of fairfield. police have made an arrest and admit, they are amazed no one was hurt in any of the incidents.. police arrested 39-year old matthew scott jones friday morning. he reportedly set off the first bomb at this apartment complex on north texas street overnight thursday. jones lives in the complex and people in the area say he may have been targeting a neighbor because

of a drug deal. the second bomb went off in front of the police department.. officers were able to identify jones from surveillance cameras. ( marty ) jones was arrested and booked into jail on attempted murder, arson. hate crimes and ... possession of a destructive device. jones reportedly had fights with the victim calling him racial slurs. ( marty ) in an unrelated case... a gunman remains on the loose in this morning following a deadly shooting at a fairfield bar. the shooting happened on west texas street at around 10:30 thursday night. officers found a 20-year-old man lying in the doorway of the bar with at least one gunshot wound. he was taken to the hospital where he later died.

there is no clear description of the shooter. ( marty ) on the peninsula. thieves targeted nearly 20 unlocked cars in belmont. laptop comuters were taken from at least two of the cars overnight thursday. the criminals hit several streets in the central part of the city. police have now have a reminder for people who live in the area.

on north korea. this news comes as president trump marks his first 100- days in office today. congress avoided a government shutdown as the house and senate closed out a temporary deal to keep the government running for another next week. karin caifa is on capitol hill with the details of that deal. pres donald trump: i dont think anyone has done what we've been able to do in 100 days it is the eve of a major day for president donald trump - day 100 - when the white house, the media, and voters will take stock of where this presidency stands. the commander in chief -- busy giving interviews and touting what he sees as major accomplishments. pres donald trump: for the first time in the modern political era we have confirmed a new justice in the first 100 days .but on capitol hill, the republican-led congress was unable to strike a long-term deal to fund the government - instead, opting for a one-week stop gap to give negotiators more time. nat: the joint resolution has passedand despite a late push from the

white house... house republicans were unable to reach a deal to repeal and replace obamacare.rep. adam kinzinger/ -r- illinois: when you're talking about a sixth of the economy, you have to take your time and figure out where to go. so, i'm still there and hopefully will have a decision soon. day 100 will come and go with several executive orders but no major legislative victories - -no tax reform-no health care reform-and no funding for a border wallthe top democrat in the senate sees the first 100 days very differently than the white house. sen. chuck schumer, -d- minority leader: i think its one of the worst 100 days i've ever recalled for a president the president says he's looking well beyond his first weeks.pres donald trump: you came through for going to come through for you. on capitol hill, i'm karin caifa. ( marty ) coming up... the giants may have found their 3rd baseman of the future. but did they get the win last night against the padres? gary has the highlights live look outside... richmond bridge ( marty ) for the weekend: it's butter and egg days

in petluma check out the parade, food and antiques.. it's happening at historic downtown petaluma from 10:00 to 5:00. it's free to attend.

let's raise a glass... ...to those of us who stumble. celebrate the fearless who fumble. at clorox, we salute those who fight the good fight... ...just to stay upright. we take our hats off to the hoppers... the floppers... and the produce pile topplers. there's a little klutz in all of us. that's why we made clorox splash-less bleach... ...splashless. shine on, klutzes. shine on. a crucial series for the

giants. they began a three game series against the padres. we pick this one up in the eight inning -- game tied at 3 giants rookie christian arroyo hits his second home run in his first five games in the majors... san francisco went into the ninth ahead. top 9th -- melancon in -- he gets some help from joe panik he makes the diving catch to get the second out of the inning -- melancon loves the effort cory spangenberg grounds out to second putting this game away giants survive... they win 4-3 the a's down in houston.

sonny gray with team... he could back in the a's starting rotation this tuesday. top 1st -- khris davis hits a 3-run bomb giving oakland a three-nothing lead (davis: 2 home runs) bottom 5th -- george springer singles to left field... bringing in the go-ahead run a's lose their fifth straight houston wins 9-4 with the first round in the books the 49ers introduces soloman thomas and reuben foster. they held a introductory press conference this afternoon at 49ers headquarters. both players talked about being very greatful for joining such a great organization. overall the gathering was very positive... foster understands that although he's

a first rounder he still has a lot of work ahead of him reuben foster:"it's all about love and trust, man. what i learned about them, it's love and i love the 49ers. i grew up loving the 49ers from patrick willis, all the greats, and i want to become him, become one of the greats. i know i've got to wait my turn and do it a step at a time, but i'm willing to do that. i'm going to do that." joining solomon and foster is cornerback ahkello witherspoon from colorado and quarterback c-j beathard. the niners were involved in a couple of moves in day two... they traded one of the third rounders for new orleans 2018 second round pick and a seventh rounder in this year draft. but then they make a trade with the vikings to acquire beathard. as for the raiders, they continue to bolster their drafted safety and defensive tackle eddie live look outside... golden gate bridge.. ( marty ) for the weekend: it's the cesar chavez day parade in san francisco, check out the festival and more.. it's all happening at dolores park and starts at

10:00. it's free to attend.

here's a live look at the bay bridge. ( marty ) dave spahr has your forecast... (dave)seasonably warm weekend in store for the bay area and central coast. another round of offshore winds monday and tuesday will drive temperatures even warmer early next week with daytime highs into the 80s with some lower 90s for the warmest interior valleys. cooling trend back to normal by thursday and friday as the next trough arrives.

( marty ) ( marty ) get ready to pay more at the pump.. governor brown signed california's new 12 cent a gallon tax hike into law.

it's aimed at repairing roads and bridges throughout the state. we'll probably see the spike in gas prices in november. but californians will have to wait more than a year before crews begin repaving roads. part of the law will also make it more expensive to register vehicles. that price hike goes into effect in january. ( marty ) in the east bay. emotions are running high over the possibility of an elementary school shutting down in alameda. school officials say the building is ánotá earthquake safe... but parents are skeptical about that data. kron four's hermela aregawi has both sides of the story. natsotemotions running high among lum elementary parents. the tightknit community came to this meeting for answers. after being told this week that the school may be shutting down for safety reasons.kate ruggiero, 2nd and 4th grader: shock, disbelief, its a family. it's not just a school. it's a community. its tight knit and to just get this notice basically six weeks essentially and the school is closing. it's heart breaking really.district officials had planned to build to new classrooms and in the process say they found the building to be unsafe in the

event of an earthquake.susan davis, spokeswoman, alameda unified school district: before you do any kind of new construction on the school site, the state mandates that we take samples of the soil to check just for this, for seismic safety...we did not know and that's because you really only have to test the soil when you are starting to do some kind of a structural alteration on the site or start new construction.500 students and 50 staff members would be spread out through the district.cassandra bissett/2nd grader: she's very confused and very upset about it. she really wants to keep it open and stay with her friends. she's worried that if she goes to another school she's going to lose most of her friends.jennifer ekman, 1st grader: this is the community that i always thought i would have when i had kids. it's diverse. it's welcoming. it's accepting. at a meeting friday night.. parents were skeptical about the information they were getting.the seismic expert present couldn't answer some of the school board's questions.. saying they weren't in his expertise. making parents sigh and shake their heads.jennifer ekman/concerned parent:there are a lot of engineers whose children attend lum and they've been doing their own research. and they feel a lot of the data is grossly inaccurate and overestimated and so we're hopint that the truth will come out tonight. (hermela aregaw)it's clear that this community this school be broken up without a fight.but it's the school board that will decide this issue.district tells me their vote is expected in the coming weeks.reporting in alameda, hermela aregawi, kron 4 news.

( marty @ landing ) the mother of a missing 20-year-old yuba college student is speaking out for the first time since her daughter's disappearance. it has been nearly a month since aly yeoman went missing. but her mother says she's not giving up. shirin rajaee reports. paula ede/mother of aly yeoman "i wouldn't put this on the worst enemy to go through this."the last 3 1/2 weeks searching for aly --- a nightmare for her family-- paula ede/mother of aly yeoman "for a while i couldnt eat or sleep, cause i felt if she's not eating or sleeping, it's not fair to do that"paula ede says her and her daughter would stay in close contact-- texting all the time--so she knew when the texting stopped-- something was wrong-- paula ede/mother of aly yeoman "she loved to talk to us every second day, mom what are you

doing? mom i miss you...but it wasn't happening."20 year old aly yeoman is a yuba college student-- who was working two jobs--she last seen the night of march 30th-- leaving a friends house on romero street in yuba city.paula ede/mother of aly yeoman"i'm terrified, i don't know if she's hurt, i don't know whose hurting her, i don't know what's happened" aly's truck was found a few days later, down a levee, in an orchard--- stuck in mud. law enforcement found her cell phone and a single pair of footprints walking away from the truckshirin rajaee/reporter:"you've been silent this entire time, what made you want to speak out now?"paula ede/mother of aly yeoman"this is me telling her i love her, telling her i love her, and i just want her home." shirin rajaee/reporter:"do you believe your daughter is alive?"paula ede/mother of aly yeoman"you just have this mothers intuition, you can just feel it, i do believe she's alive"ede wouldn't speak on the details of the investigation but says she's trusting that law enforcement is working dilligently to find aly.her plea is now to the public.paula ede/mother of aly yeoman"i just feel someone knows something, and they need to come forward" ( marty ) that was shirin rajaee

reporting. a 50-thousand dollar reward has been offered for information on aly's location. ( marty ) some east bay store owners are trying to figure out a motive behind their business windows being smashed.. it happened at two different stores on alcatraz avenue in berkeley.. the owner of "hercules records" says he and the other stores employees found b-b gun pellets under the smashed windows. both stores affected have "black lives matter" signs posted on their businesses. they think that could be the reasonthey were targeted.

putting up security cameras, but will not be taking any signs down. and next: the city of vallejo is explaining why it tooks days to respond to the report that a dozen dead dogs were found in a park. live look outside... san mateo bridge. ( marty ) for the weekend: it's the vintage paper fair in san francisco. check out the west coasts' largest selection of postcards and more. it's all happening at hall of flowers at golden gate park from 10:00 to 6:00. it's free to attend.

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kron four's philippe djegal has the story. (philippe) the city of vallejo is reviewing it's delayed response to a report of up to a dozen dead dogs found off columbus parkway. the city says it appears carine (cuh-reen) peters, who we spoke with on wednesday, called the cellphone of an animal control officer on february 17th... but that officer never received the call or responded to it because he was on leave at the time. city spokesperson joanna altman says it wasn't until peters reached out an animal rescue group... "center of animal rescue and education in solano county" or "cares" on march 20th, which then notified vallejo's animal control five days later... that officers responded to the area.joanna altman/city of vallejo- "march 25th is when we received the phone call. we responded within an hour of the phone call." but by the then, altman says the remains were so badly decomposed, the officers could only identity one, possibly two dogs. not a dozen as originally reported. that has complicated the investigation into the matter. the city of vallejo is working with the solano county sheriff's office and animal control... looking into whether or not this incident is tied to any other recent animal cruelty cases.joanna

altman/city of vallejo- "records that we might have for other similar incidents and just to see if there's some synergy or something we can review or be more proactive on in the future." marie chua is the founder of "cares" and says pet owners should take steps now to make their animals are easy to track down if lost or stolen. marie chua/cares- "neuturing, spaying, micro-chipping, you know, registration of your animals." otherwise, like in this case, they may be impossible to identify. in vallejo, philippe djegal, kron four news. coming up.. police have arrested a teenager in connection to the beating of an elderly woman. police say the teen killed other elderly victims. live look outside... san

francisco international airport.

who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. ( marty ) live look

outside...sutro tower. dave spahr is here with your weather forecast. (dave)seasonably warm weekend in store for the bay area and central coast. another round of offshore winds monday and tuesday will drive temperatures even warmer early next week with daytime highs into the 80s with some lower 90s for the warmest interior valleys. cooling trend back to normal by thursday and friday as the next trough arrives.

( marty ) alameda-county has reached a five-and a half million dollar settlement with the suspect who was beaten by sheriff's deputies back in november of 20-15. the incident began when the suspect...stanislav petrov....led officers on a chase from san leandro to san francisco after reportedly ramming two patrol cars with a stolen car.. petrov eventually crashed and tired to outrun the deputies. they caught up to him and that's when the beating happened and was caugth on camera. petrov will receive the money through a trust over his lifetime. meanwhile he is in jail on unrelated drug and gun charges.

( marty ) an arrest has been made in the murder of an 86-year-old woman... who was sexually assaulted and beaten. it happened near sacramento... 18-year-old neven butler was already in jail, suspected of assaulting a 92- year- old woman. he is now a suspect in two separate incidents.. joe khalil has the latest. (pkg)(nats-court)a brief moment in court for 18 year old neven butler--(nats-women walking hallway)his supporters in the courtroom--too distraught to comment.butler-- stands accused of assaulting 3 women wednesday--ages 61--86-- and 92.he's facing 2 felonies so far, but more charges are expected. linda parisi butler's appointed attorney"it would not surprise me if they were to file homicide charges in light of what we've heard." in court friday--butler heard charges for assault with intent to rape--and elder abuse in the case of the 92 year old woman. he was arrested wednesday after sacramento county deputies say

he attacked the elderly woman near howe and fair oaks-- caught at the scene. this--just six hours after detectives say sexually assaulted 86 year old fusako petrus and her friend on the highlands highschool track during their routine morning walk. petrus died there on school grounds.richard andrade highlands football announced "when i heard that it was nev, actually i seen his face and it threw me. i wanted to cry." richard andrade says he was a mentor to butler and his football teammates at highlands high. shocked--he says--that his player "nev"-- as he called him--would ever end up in an orange jumpsuit-- behind bars. "no way did i believe one of the players i helped could do something so tragic."butler will remain in jail through the weekend--until his next court date monday. ( marty ) that was joe khalil reporting... butler is being held without bail. ( marty ) if you have cans of party animal dog food, you may want to pull them out and take a closer look at the label. te company is

recalling two lots of cans from its line of "cocolicious" dog foods. they say some cans in texas tested positive for pentobarbital- a chemical used to euthanize animals. these 13-ounce cans manufactured in 20-15 with and expiration date in july or august of 20-19 could be contaminated. the company says pet owners can return them for a full refund. ( marty ) get ready to pay more for guacamole. avocado prices rise to a record high as the popular fruit is on high demand. a 22-pound box of hass avocados from mexico costs nearly 28- dollars... that's according to the u-s governement.... they say the price has more than doubled compared to the same time last year... and it is the highest price in 19 years... people around the bay area are feeling the punch in their wallets.

less. usually, i'll probably get, depending on what i'm making maybe 4 to 6. but i'm eating it regularly now... so like now like 2.shauntie phillips: if i'm going to a restaurant and it's a 1.50 more... i'm like oh, gosh that's outrages.">( marty ) as of now, hass avocados cost about a-dollar- and-27-cents apiece. the u-s department of agriculture says that is up 98-cents from last year. ( marty ) still ahead. several new movies hit the theater. see if any of them can knock fast and furious from the top spot at the box office. after the break. ( marty ) here's a live look at kirkwood this morning... ( marty ) for the weekend: check out the dance festival in oakland. you can take classes and watch peformances. it's all happening at jack london square from noon to 8:00. it's free to attend.

( marty ) "the fate of the furious" is ready to race past the one-billion-dollar mark in worldwide ticket sales this weekend. and there are three new movies are revving up to try to top it. david daniel has a look at the new releases, and how they're expected to fare at the box office. "at the circle, we can finally reach our potential. when we are our best selves, there isn't a problem that we cannot solve.""the circle" stars emma watson and tom hanks in a thriller about an internet giant prompting privacy concerns with its massive reach. despite the real-world resonance and the a-list cast, analysts are looking for a debut between 10- and 15- million dollars -- easily the weekend's top new movie, but not nearly enough to top "fate of the furious.""you cheated on me with a car salesman?" "no! a little."eugenio derbez (ay-oh-hayn-yoh der-bez) leads another strong cast in "how to

be a latin lover." the comedy, about a man aging out of his career of seducing rich older women, opens in moderate release -- about a thousand theaters -- and box office watchers estimate it'll make up to seven-million dollars this weekend.i've been hearing there's a new supplier in the area. homie moves into our backyard and starts selling like i don't exist! we gonna pay him a little visit -- talk to him about etiquette."then there's "sleight" (slight), an indie drama with a supernatural twist about a young man trying to support his kid sister between performing street magic and working for the local drug boss. it's opening in about 500 theaters, where it's expected to debut with up to two-million dollars. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. ( marty ) like many of us, tesla c-e-o elon musk hates traffic. so the billionaire came up with an idea to fix it in los angeles... digging tunnels beneath l-a to allow drivers to get through the city faster.... space x and musk unveiled this video showing you his plans for his new venture... the red tesla merges into a parking spot which is then lowered underground, speeding through the tunnel. earlier this

year, musk tweeted saying he has made progress on the tunnel idea and he would start digging in february... but as of right now we don't know if musk has already started digging. sunny and warm for your saturday ! we'll take a look at it...your forecast is next ! ( averi ) coming up... a deadly officer involved shooting on a major bay area highway. i have the latest with a live report. next.

here is a live look at the embarcadero. ( marty ) here is dave spahr with

the weather. (dave) seasonably warm weekend in store for the bay area and central coast. another round of offshore winds monday and tuesday will drive temperatures even warmer early next week with daytime highs into the 80s with some lower 90s for the warmest interior valleys. cooling trend back to normal by thursday and friday as the next trough arrives.

( marty @ landing) our top story this morning... all lanes are now open after an officer involved shooting on highway 101 in san mateo. kron 4's averi harper is here with details on the shooting and the massive gridlock it created. averi? ( averi ) the chp tried to open all lanes again by midnight after a shooting that was 1st reported at 5:30 yesterday afternoon. but right now, all lanes of northbound highway 101 are still closed after a deadly freeway shooting involving c-h-p officers. the chp says the man who was shot and killed was initially involved in a road rage crash on

northbound 101 in san mateo near highway 92. investigators say after the crash the man got out of a car and pulled out a gun. chp got there shortly after told the man to drop the gun. when he did not three officers shot at him after he raised it at them. he was hit in the chest and died. all officers are okay. but this has created a traffic nighmare. ( marty @ landing)averi.

( marty @ landing ) another big story we are following this morning... a homicide suspect -- arrested after a 19 hour standoff in martinez. the man was wanted for the murder of a woman in walnut creek. kron4's lydia pantazes has the latest details on what we are learning about the suspect and the victim. natsa makeshift memorial grows at the scene of where 47-year old roselyn policarpio was gunned down thursday afternoon. "i just felt really bad, it's really sad, just a tragedy." diane mijango didn't know the victim...but she felt compelled to pay her respects. "as i pulled up i see the body, i see these guys going back and forth trying to get the witnesses together."george vasquez drove up to the scene seconds after it happened."she was face down, she was not moving."a manhunt for the suspect, 38-year old gregory prokopowicz, began immediately.

"we believe they had a dating relationship and i'm not sure if it was actively going on now or if it was a past dating relationship."police searched two locations before they spotted prokopowicz sitting in the passenger seat of this silver sedan in martinez.they made a traffic stop, shortly detained and released the driver.... called in swat and a stand-off began....(nats) this is video of how that standoff ended, 19-hours later... "obviously this is not a surprise."boris breckinridge lives across the street from where the suspect used to live...."the suspect, he lived there, i literally haven't seen him for years and then all of a sudden now in the last month i've seen him there almost everyday and i know they have restraining orders against each other so i know he's not supposed to be there."boris says prokopowicz lived there with an ex girlfriend or wife...he says there was always political activity at the home."it would be quiet for months and months

but all of a sudden you'd look out the window and there's a line of cop cars and someone is being taken away." ( marty ) bart officials say they have made the first arrest in connection to that mob attack on a train last weekend. the suspect in custody is a juvenile.. police say they are tracking down dozens of young suspects in connection with the attack. investigators are using surveillance footage to identify and search for up to sixty others involved. the mob stormed a train at the coliseum bart station last saturday and robbed seven people onboard bart police have been tracking a 22 per cent increase in crime in the first three- months of

this year.

for your health: here is a look at some of the new medical findings released this week: ( marty ) we are learning about new health benefits of having a regular bedtime for your kids. putting children to bed at the same time every night can reduce their likelhood of obesity. researchers stressed the importance of structure and routine for young children. along with a regular bedtime, children who ate meals at the same time and watched less than an hour of t-v everyday had more self-control. researchers say those who had better emotional self-control were less likely to be obese. ( marty ) women might want to consider spending more time out in nature. according to doctors, women who live in the greenest areas live longer. specifically, these women were forty one percent less likely to die from kidney disease. they were also less likely to die from a respiratory disease and had a lower rate of cancer. the study also found that women

who lived close to nature were more likely to have increased physical activity and lower exposure to air pollution. ( dave )sunny and warm for your saturday ! we'll take a look at it...your next ! ( marty ) for the weekend: it's the outdoor dance festival in san francisco. watch different dance performances and more. it's happening at the spreckels temple of museum at golden gate park fron noon to 4:30. it's free to attend.

here's a live look at the embarcadero this morning. toss to weather. (dave)seasonably warm weekend

in store for the bay area and central coast. another round of offshore winds monday and tuesday will drive temperatures even warmer early next week with daytime highs into the 80s with some lower 90s for the warmest interior valleys. cooling trend back to normal by thursday and friday as the next trough arrives. ( marty ) three firebombs were set off in different parts of different were set off in firebombs three ( marty )

( marty ) three firebombs were set off in different parts of fairfield. police have made an arrest and admit, they are amazed no one was hurt in any of the incidents..

police arrested 39-year old matthew scott jones friday morning. he reportedly set off the first bomb at this apartment complex on north texas street overnight thursday. jones lives in the complex and people in the area say he may have been targeting a neighbor because of a drug deal. the second bomb went off in front of the police department.. officers were able to identify jones from surveillance cameras. ( marty ) jones was arrested and booked into jail on attempted murder, arson. hate crimes and ... possession of a destructive device. jones reportedly had fights with the victim calling him racial slurs. ( marty ) in an unrelated case... a gunman remains

on the loose in this morning following a deadly shooting at a fairfield bar. the shooting happened on west texas street at around 10:30 thursday night. officers found a 20-year-old man lying in the doorway of the bar with at least one gunshot wound. he was taken to the hospital where he later died. there is no clear description of the shooter. ( marty ) on the peninsula. thieves targeted nearly 20 unlocked cars in belmont. laptop comuters were taken from at least two of the cars overnight thursday. the criminals hit several streets in the central part of the city. police have now have a reminder for people who live in the area.

missle blew up over land and never left north korean territory. the launch is seen as a show of defiance because it happened just hours after secretary of state rex tillerson addressed the united nations security council. calling for increased pressure on north korea. this news comes as president trump marks his first 100- days in office today. congress avoided a government shutdown as the house and senate closed out a temporary deal to keep the government running for another next week. karin caifa is on capitol hill with the details of that deal. pres donald trump: i dont think anyone has done what we've been able to do in 100 days it is the eve of a major day for president donald trump - day 100 - when the white house, the media, and voters will take stock of where this presidency stands. the commander in chief -- busy giving interviews and touting what he sees as major accomplishments. pres donald trump: for the first time in the modern political era we have confirmed a new justice in the first 100 days .but on capitol hill, the republican-led congress was unable to strike a long-term deal to fund the government -

instead, opting for a one-week stop gap to give negotiators more time. nat: the joint resolution has passedand despite a late push from the white house... house republicans were unable to reach a deal to repeal and replace obamacare.rep. adam kinzinger/ -r- illinois: when you're talking about a sixth of the economy, you have to take your time and figure out where to go. so, i'm still there and hopefully will have a decision soon. day 100 will come and go with several executive orders but no major legislative victories - -no tax reform-no health care reform-and no funding for a border wallthe top democrat in the senate sees the first 100 days very differently than the white house. sen. chuck schumer, -d- minority leader: i think its one of the worst 100 days i've ever recalled for a president the president says he's looking well beyond his first weeks.pres donald trump: you came through for me and i am going to come through for you.on capitol hill, i'm karin caifa. ( marty ) coming up... the giants may have found

their 3rd baseman of the future. but did they get the win last night against the padres? gary has the highlights next. live look outside... richmond bridge ( marty ) for the weekend: it's butter and egg days in petluma check out the parade, food and antiques.. it's happening at historic downtown petaluma from 10:00 to 5:00. it's free to attend. what made two guys build race car engines in their own shop? what made them believe that a two-ton behemoth could compete in a track race? or that they could take on the elite in world motor racing, and win? we may never truly understand what drives mercedes-amg. but here's to another 50 years of it. mercedes-amg.

half a century of driving performance. a crucial series for the

giants. they began a three game series against the padres. we pick this one up in the eight inning -- game tied at 3 giants rookie christian arroyo hits his second home run in his first five games in the majors... san francisco went into the ninth ahead. top 9th --

melancon in -- he gets some help from joe panik he makes the diving catch to get the second out of the inning -- melancon loves the effort cory spangenberg grounds out to second putting this game away giants survive... they win 4-3 the a's down in houston. sonny gray with team... he could back in the a's starting rotation this tuesday. top 1st -- khris davis hits a 3-run bomb giving oakland a three-nothing lead (davis: 2 home runs) bottom 5th -- george springer singles to left field... bringing in the go-ahead run a's lose their fifth straight houston wins 9-4 with the first round in the books the 49ers introduces soloman

thomas and reuben foster. they held a introductory press conference this afternoon at 49ers headquarters. both players talked about being very greatful for joining such a great organization. overall the gathering was very positive... foster understands that although he's a first rounder he still has a lot of work ahead of him reuben foster:"it's all about love and trust, man. what i learned about them, it's love and i love the 49ers. i grew up loving the 49ers from patrick willis, all the greats, and i want to become him, become one of the greats. i know i've got to wait my turn and do it a step at a time, but i'm willing to do that. i'm going to do that." joining solomon and foster is cornerback ahkello witherspoon from colorado and quarterback c-j beathard. the niners were involved in a couple of moves in day two... they traded one of the third rounders for new orleans 2018 second round pick and a seventh rounder in this year draft. but then they make a trade with the vikings to acquire beathard. as for

the raiders, they continue to bolster their defense... they drafted safety obi melifonwu and defensive tackle eddie vandedoes live look outside... golden gate bridge.. ( marty ) for the weekend: it's the cesar chavez day parade in san francisco, check out the festival and more.. it's all happening at dolores park and starts at 10:00. it's free to attend.

here's a live look at the bay bridge. ( marty ) dave spahr has your forecast... (dave)seasonably warm weekend in store for the bay area and central coast. another round of offshore winds monday and tuesday will drive temperatures even warmer early

next week with daytime highs into the 80s with some lower 90s for the warmest interior valleys. cooling trend back to normal by thursday and friday as the next trough arrives. ( marty ) get ready to pay more at

the pump.. governor brown signed california's new 12 cent a gallon tax hike into law. it's aimed at repairing roads and bridges throughout the state. we'll probably see the spike in gas prices in november. but californians will have to wait more than a year before crews begin repaving roads. part of the law will also make it more expensive to register vehicles. that price hike goes into effect in january. ( marty ) in the east bay. emotions are running high over the possibility of an elementary school shutting down in alameda. school officials say the building is ánotá earthquake safe... but parents are skeptical about that data. kron four's hermela aregawi has both sides of the story. natsotemotions running high among lum elementary parents. the tightknit community came to this meeting for answers.

after being told this week that the school may be shutting down for safety reasons.kate ruggiero, 2nd and 4th grader: shock, disbelief, its a family. it's not just a school. it's a community. its tight knit and to just get this notice basically six weeks essentially and the school is closing. it's heart breaking really.district officials had planned to build to new classrooms and in the process say they found the building to be unsafe in the event of an earthquake.susan davis, spokeswoman, alameda unified school district: before you do any kind of new construction on the school site, the state mandates that we take samples of the soil to check just for this, for seismic safety...we did not know and that's because you really only have to test the soil when you are starting to do some kind of a structural alteration on the site or start new construction.500 students and 50 staff members would be spread out through the district. cassandra bissett/2nd grader:

she's very confused and very upset about it. she really wants to keep it open and stay with her friends. she's worried that if she goes to another school she's going to lose most of her friends. jennifer ekman, 1st grader: this is the community that i always thought i would have when i had kids. it's diverse. it's welcoming. it's accepting. at a meeting friday night.. parents were skeptical about the information they were getting.the seismic expert present couldn't answer some of the school board's questions.. saying they weren't in his expertise. making parents sigh and shake their heads.jennifer ekman/concerned parent:there are a lot of engineers whose children attend lum and they've been doing their own research. lot of the data is grossly inaccurate and overestimated and so we're hopint that the truth will come out tonight.(hermela aregaw)it's clear that this community is not letting this school be broken up without a fight.but it's the school board that will decide this issue.the school district tells me their vote is expected in the coming weeks. reporting in alameda, hermela aregawi, kron 4 news. ( marty @ landing ) the mother of a missing 20- year-old yuba college student is speaking out for the first time since her daughter's disappearance. it has been nearly a month since aly yeoman went missing. but her mother says she's not giving up. shirin rajaee reports. paula ede/mother of aly yeoman "i wouldn't put this on the worst enemy to go through this."the last 3 1/2 weeks

searching for aly --- a nightmare for her family-- paula ede/mother of aly yeoman "for a while i couldnt eat or sleep, cause i felt if she's not eating or sleeping, it's not fair to do that"paula ede says her and her daughter would stay in close contact-- texting all the time--so she knew when the texting stopped-- something was wrong-- paula ede/mother of aly yeoman "she loved to talk to us every second day, mom what are you doing? mom i miss you...but it wasn't happening."20 year old aly yeoman is a yuba college student-- who was working two jobs--she last seen the night of march 30th-- leaving a friends house on romero street in yuba city.paula ede/mother of aly yeoman"i'm terrified, i don't know if she's hurt, i don't know whose hurting her, i don't know what's happened" aly's truck was found a few days later, down a levee, in an orchard--- stuck in mud. law enforcement found her cell phone and a single pair of footprints walking away from the truckshirin rajaee/reporter:"you've been silent this entire time, what made you want to speak out now?"paula ede/mother of aly yeoman"this is me telling her i love her, telling her i love her, and i just want her home." shirin rajaee/reporter:"do you believe your daughter is alive?"paula ede/mother of aly yeoman"you just have this

mothers intuition, you can just feel it, i do believe she's alive"ede wouldn't speak on the details of the investigation but says she's trusting that law enforcement is working dilligently to find aly.her plea is now to the public.paula ede/mother of aly yeoman"i just feel someone knows something, and they need to come forward" ( marty ) that was shirin rajaee reporting. a 50-thousand dollar reward has been offered for information on aly's location. ( marty ) some east bay store owners are trying to figure out a motive behind their business windows being smashed.. it happened at two different stores on alcatraz avenue in berkeley.. the owner of "hercules records" says he and the other stores employees found b-b gun pellets under the smashed windows. both stores affected have "black lives matter" signs posted on their businesses. they think

that could be the reasonthey were targeted.

reviewing its response to a report that up to a dozen dead dogs were found near a park. the city says the person who tried to notify animal control about the gruesome discovery called the wrong number. kron four's philippe djegal has the story. (philippe) the city of vallejo is reviewing it's delayed response to a report of up to a dozen dead dogs found off columbus parkway. the city says it appears carine (cuh-reen) peters, who we spoke with on wednesday, called the cellphone of an animal control officer on february 17th... but that officer never received the call or responded to it because he was on leave at the time. city spokesperson joanna altman says it wasn't until peters reached out an animal rescue group... "center of animal rescue and education in solano county" or "cares" on march 20th, which then notified vallejo's animal control five days later... that officers responded to the area.joanna altman/city of

vallejo- "march 25th is when we received the phone call. we responded within an hour of the phone call." but by the then, altman says the remains were so badly decomposed, the officers could only identity one, possibly two dogs. not a dozen as originally reported. that has complicated the investigation into the matter. the city of vallejo is working with the solano county sheriff's office and animal control... looking into whether or not this incident is tied to any other recent animal cruelty cases.joanna altman/city of vallejo- "records that we might have for other similar incidents and just to see if there's some synergy or something we can review or be more proactive on in the future." marie chua is the founder of "cares" and says pet owners should take steps now to make their animals are easy to track down if lost or stolen. marie chua/cares- "neuturing, spaying, micro-chipping, you know, registration of your animals." otherwise, like in this case, they may be impossible to identify. in vallejo, philippe djegal, kron four news.

coming up.. police have arrested a teenager in connection to the beating of an elderly woman. police say the teen killed other elderly victims. live look outside... san francisco international airport.

live look outside...sutro tower. dave spahr is here with your weather forecast. (dave) seasonably warm weekend in

store for the bay area and central coast. another round of offshore winds monday and tuesday will drive temperatures even warmer early next week with daytime highs into the 80s with some lower 90s for the warmest interior valleys. cooling trend back to normal by thursday and friday as the next trough arrives. ( marty ) alameda-county has

reached a five-and a half

million dollar settlement with the suspect who was beaten by sheriff's deputies back in november of 20-15. the incident began when the suspect...stanislav petrov....led officers on a chase from san leandro to san francisco after reportedly ramming two patrol cars with a stolen car.. petrov eventually crashed and tired to outrun the deputies. they caught up to him and that's when the beating happened and was caugth on camera. petrov will receive the money through a trust over his lifetime. meanwhile he is in jail on unrelated drug and gun charges. ( marty ) an arrest has been made in the murder of an 86-year-old woman... who was sexually assaulted and beaten. it happened near sacramento... 18-year-old neven butler was already in jail, suspected of assaulting a 92- year- old woman. he is now a suspect in two separate incidents.. joe khalil has the latest. (pkg)(nats-court)a brief moment in court for 18 year old neven butler--(nats-women walking hallway)his supporters in the courtroom--too distraught to comment.butler-- stands accused of assaulting 3

women wednesday--ages 61--86-- and 92.he's facing 2 felonies so far, but more charges are expected. linda parisi butler's appointed attorney"it would not surprise me if they were to file homicide charges in light of what we've heard." in court friday--butler heard charges for assault with intent to rape--and elder abuse in the case of the 92 year old woman. he was arrested wednesday after sacramento county deputies say he attacked the elderly woman near howe and fair oaks-- caught at the scene. this--just six hours after detectives say sexually assaulted 86 year old fusako petrus and her friend on the highlands highschool track during their routine morning walk. petrus died there on school grounds.richard andrade highlands football announced "when i heard that it was nev, actually i seen his face and it threw me. i wanted to cry." richard andrade says he was a mentor to butler and his football teammates at highlands high. shocked--he says--that his player "nev"--

as he called him--would ever end up in an orange jumpsuit-- behind bars. "no way did i believe one of the players i helped could do something so tragic."butler will remain in jail through the weekend--until his next court date monday. ( marty ) that was joe khalil reporting... butler is being held without bail. ( marty ) if you have cans of party animal dog food, you may want to pull them out and take a closer look at the label. te company is recalling two lots of cans from its line of "cocolicious" dog foods. they say some cans in texas tested positive for pentobarbital- a chemical used to euthanize animals. these 13-ounce cans manufactured in 20-15 with and expiration date in july or august of 20-19 could be contaminated. the company says pet owners can return them for a full refund. ( marty ) get ready to pay more for guacamole. avocado prices rise to a record high as the popular fruit is on high demand. a

22-pound box of hass avocados from mexico costs nearly 28- dollars... that's according to the u-s governement.... they say the price has more than doubled compared to the same time last year... and it is the highest price in 19 years... people around the bay area are feeling the punch in their wallets. ( marty ) as of now, hass avocados cost about a-dollar- and-27- cents apiece. the u-s department of agriculture says that is up 98-cents from last year. ( marty ) still ahead. several new movies hit the theater. see if any of them can knock fast and furious from the top spot at the box office. after the break. ( marty ) here's a live

look at kirkwood this morning... ( marty ) for the weekend: check out the dance festival in oakland. you can take classes and watch peformances. it's all happening at jack london square from noon to 8:00. it's free to attend. "the fate of the furious"

is ready to race past the one- billion-dollar mark in worldwide ticket sales this weekend. and there are three new movies are revving up to try to top it. david daniel has a look at the new releases, and how they're expected to fare at the box office. "at the circle, we can finally reach our potential. when we are our best selves, there isn't a problem that we cannot solve.""the circle" stars emma watson and tom hanks in a thriller about an internet

giant prompting privacy concerns with its massive reach. despite the real-world resonance and the a-list cast, analysts are looking for a debut between 10- and 15- million dollars -- easily the weekend's top new movie, but not nearly enough to top "fate of the furious.""you cheated on me with a car salesman?" "no! a little."eugenio derbez (ay-oh-hayn-yoh der-bez) leads another strong cast in "how to be a latin lover." the comedy, about a man aging out of his career of seducing rich older women, opens in moderate release -- about a thousand theaters -- and box office watchers estimate it'll make up to seven-million dollars this weekend.i've been hearing there's a new supplier in the area. homie moves into our backyard and starts selling like i don't exist! we gonna pay him a little visit -- talk to him about etiquette."then there's "sleight" (slight), an indie drama with a supernatural twist about a young man trying to support his kid sister between performing street magic and working for the local drug boss. it's opening in about 500 theaters, where it's expected to debut with up to two-million dollars. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. adlib seven day.

thats kron 4 news weekend for this saturday morning... i'm marty gonzalez. from all of us thanks for watching. join us for kron4 news weekend morning starting at 8 o'clock ... and tonight for kron 4 news at eight.

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