undergo surgery. good evening i'm grant lodes. (catherine) and i'm catherine heenan in for vicki liviakis... tonight -- that officer's coworkers are saying that he's lucky to be alive. the crash happened last night in concord.. on highway four near port chicago highway. now we'ew learning that the suspect in the case has been in trouble with the law before..(grant) kron4's terisa estacio joins us live in walnut creek - where the officer is in the hospital... terisa... correria is the spokesperson martinez works he explains lendway got trapped under a truck after it was struck by suspected dui driver 52 year old tammy walker. lendway, a motorcyle officer had been off his bike, and in the center divider talking to the driver of a lexus and truck who had gotten into a fender bender on highway 4 near port chicago hwy. that is when walker, driving in terhe ivider as if it were a lane plowed into the truck and sent it flying into lendway.correria.

here i is an officer up here, telling people to slow down and while he is doing that, the erratic speeding motorist goes pact recklessly hitting the f150 truck, the truck then catapultes onto lendway. officer correria says lendway is able to reach his cellphone and called for help, called his wife and an ambulance quickly showed up to take him to the hospital. walker is arested on a long list of offenses, including driving on a suspended license for a prior dui. kron four news has learned that case is out of el cerrito. as for lendway, correria has known and worked with lendway for a long time, so this case is quite personal. officer lendway is a former marine , tip of the spear kind of guy. terrific. partner, it was hard when he got hurt, it is pretty upsetting. great family guy, anyone one of us would have change plactes with him if we could. (estacio) officer lendway also has two sons. he is expected to be ok, but he is going to have a long recovery. here at walnut creek, te

(grant) the man charged with the

murder of a c-h-p officer on christmas eve appeared in court today. 22-year-old mohammed ali was arraigned in alameda county superior court. he is charged with the killing of 33-year old officer andrew camilleri -- after rear ending the officer's parked patrol car on interstate 8-80 in hayward. authorities say ali was under the influence of marijuana and alcohol at the time. ali is being held without bail at the santa rita jail in dublin. he is expected to return to court next week to enter a plea. "thirty years of marriage ... do you louise want to once again take david as your lawful wedded husband?" (catherine) this was the scene just a couple of years ago.david and louise turpin -- surrounded by their 13 children as they renewed their wedding vows at an elvis chapel in las vegas.

tonight the couple is behind bars, charged with torture and child endangerment.(grant)the 13 siblings, ages two to 29, are being treated for malnutrition after authorities found them shackled and starving in a riverside county home.steve aveson is in the newsroom with what we learned today.steve? david and louise turpin are being described as quiet, standoffish, and deeply religious ... feeling they were called by god to have many children.authorities found those children living in a house of horror.

them cause they're small, and it's very clear that they're malnutritioned."social media posts show the family together, often dressed alike ... even dancing to the elvis impersonator. "i did not see any unusual activities between the two of them. they seemed to care. quiet kids, but yet, they seemed to enjoy the family as a unit."last sunday morning, a break in that unity.their seventeen year old daughter climbed out a window, and used a deactivated celllphone to call 9-1-1.she told police her siblings were being chained to their beds and starved. "it seemed that the mother was perplexed why we were at that residence." neighbors say they are puzzled that the abuse could have gone undetected for so long. "thirteen kids. living next door. i know

somebody musta known it, but they didnt want to get involved."kerry mulligan lives across the street. "i thought they were homeschooled, i thought they were isolated. no friends came over, no family came over."the six children, including the two year old, are being treated for malnutrition at riverside university hospital."these kids are going to need a lot of help."the seven adults, five women and two men, are being housed together at corona regional medical center, hospital officials say they are horrified at their condition. "i've been in health care a long time and i've never seen this." (steve) the turpin's home was registered as a private school with six students.there is no evidence of that any children outside the family attended. california law does not require any inspections of private schools. (catherine) happening now...livermore police are asking for help in finding a man wanted for identity theft.

the suspect is robert carl. police say he's homeless but is often seen around the tri-valley area. he's accused of using a fake check to buy more than three- thousand dollars in merchandise at a business.. he's also wanted for burglary. (grant) this just in -- police are asking for help identifying a patient who is in the emergency room at alameda hospital... this is a photo of the man...the emergency room staff is trying to find his friends, family or anyone who might know the man's name. (grant) new at five... the mood was somber at kolb elementary school in dublin today. this after families there learned over the holiday weekend that a student at the school recently passed away. (catherine) the school is keeping many of the details of what happened private... kron four's philippe djegal shares what we know. (philippe) early last week... the alameda county public health department says it had been notified by a health care provider... that a student at kolb

elementary school in dublin was being treated for a disease. days later, the principal at the school and the dublin unified school distrct sent letters out to parents... letting them know the student passed away. multiple parents tell kron four that the student was a young boy... some saying they became emotional when they learned about the boy's passing.sailakshmi chitta/parent- "i was shocked. so i feel so sad. i couldn't sleep that day. actually -- that night." the school district's superintendent confirms that the student died away from campus. the public health department says federal law prevents them from releasing the details surrounding the students death. stating only that the student's illness did not present any significant health risks to the student body though some parents are still concerned that their kids should see a doctor.raj garlapati/parent- "it would be, i think, good if the school provides more information and more details about the cause, and the preventative care that the rest of the kids could take." classes went on as scheduled tuesday... with the school district making

counselors available to students and staff who were shaken emotionally by the loss of the student. in dublin, philippe djegal, kron four news. (grant) california lawmakers are introducing a variety of bills...looking to protect consumers who lose their homes in major disasters. the lawmakers say their legislation is inspired by complaints from people who lost their homes in a series of destructive wildfires throughout the state last year. but most of the measures... would not help the north bay fire victims... or others who have already lost homes. insurers generally require a detailed list of items destroyed in a fire. however one new bill...will require insurers to pay at least 80 percent of the coverage limit...even without that list. (grant) the number of single-family homes destroyed by the southern california mudslides continues to grow. 115 have now been destoyed. more than 200 homes have

been damaged...with those numbers expected to fluctuate as inspections in the area continue. 20 people have been confirmed dead after the powerful storm ripped homes off their foundations just one week ago...four people are still listed as missing. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow.

(catherine) coming up... if you have to sneeze.. let it out. the serious damage you can do to your body... if you try to hold it in. (grant) then - new video you don't want to miss... showing how a car ended up crashing into the second floor of a building... (catherine) and a reminder of just how deadly the flu is this season. a seemingly healthy bay area mother died - just days after getting sick. we'll hear from her heartbroken family... after the break.

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. (2-shot/grant) the family of

a south bay woman who died after getting the flu is speaking abouther death... the family hopes it will get people's attention.(catherine) katie oxley thomas, of san jose, was just 40 years old. kron four's rob fladeboe talked to her brother. anthony oxley/sister died from flu "...i'm thinking, wow, this is a bad one but no way did i think that she was going to die..."anthony oxley is talking about his late sister, 40 year-old katie oxley- thomas, who died on january

4th, just two days after coming down with the flu. anthony oxley"...they kept telling me she's young and healthy and she's going to fight this off and i thought she would too but it seemed like every fifteen minutes something went wrong..."after coming down with the flu, anthony says his sister, a mother of three, went went to the emergency room at good samaritan hospital the next day, where she was admitted, diagnosed with pneumonia and then moved to intensive care where she passed away that very evening.anthony oxley "....we have two close family friends who are i.c.u. nurses, one has been at stanford for 26 years, they helped us out when my mom was very sick one time and they said in all their experience they had never seen anything like this..."anthony says his sister had gotten a flu shot. having recently celebrated her 4oth birthday, katy was about to start a new job. she went to the gym a lot, she ran marathons and was into yoga and healthy eating. her family wants people to take the flu seriously.anthony oxley "....this is something we definitely don't want to be

the poster child for but it's something we are dealing with and we hope that nobody else has to deal with it..."katie is one of 42 californians under age 65 to die from the flu since october 1st. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news. (grant) as we have been reporting... this is a particular deadly flu season. the state's death toll is at 42. there have been at least 12 -deaths in the bay area... including 5 in santa clara county... four in contra costa county... and one in marin county. doctor's say...if you haven't had your flu shot yet... it's not to late. (grant) hundreds of kids in san francisco finished their first day of class after a norovirus outbreak. 60

students and teachers were sickened last week. kron 4's will tran reports from mickinley elementary school. it's perhaps the cleanest school in all of san francisco after mckinley elementary principal molly told parents, teachers and students that the school went through a deep cleaning over the long holiday weekendthis after nearly 60 kids and teachers came down with the norovirusparents say they were satisfied with the school's hard work.(wendy zachary/parent-i think the school has done an excellent job talking to parents, reminding kids about constant hand washing)norovirus.. which can cause vomiting and dirarhea is not uncommon this time of yearthe school says last week however... it noticed the number of kids out sick skyrocketed.they saw the symptoms .. and called the health department.tiana ford's child goes to the school... and she's always here... so to no surprise to her.. she came down with the virus(tiana ford/parent-i started vomiting and i came down with the fever) (reporter-are you concerned about it with the kids coming back)(tiana-not at all) (reporter-why not?)(tiana-it's just the stomach flu. you're going to vomit. we've all had

that in our lives so they cleaned the school over the weekend)the school will continue to monitor the students and the staff.parents believe the school has everything under control (kareem ali/parent-we were very concerned but they have been keeping us informed and we are happy we haven't had any incidents yet)will tran/san francisco-even though the kids were back the school says the attendance level is not at normal level. that's because the kids who got sick... even after they are well.. they're being told to stay home an extra 48 hours to they can beat the virus. in san francisco will tran kron 4 news (catherine) you've probably heard that it's not a good idea to hold in a sneeze...but a new report by british doctors says the consequences might by a lot more serious than you think.. they're

highlighting the case of a 34-year-old man who suffered a nasty neck injuryby holding in a forceful sneeze. he had pinched his nose and kept his mouth closed -- which turned out to be a bad idea. doctors say he actually had a small hole in his trachea.. internal injuries also included air bubbles in his soft tissueshe didn't need surgery but had to be hospitalized for two weeks. sneezes can produce pressurized air that can explode at speeds up to 100 miles an hour.. so doctors say - even if you're worried about annoying the people around you -- it's better to just sneeze... (grant) the number of americans áwithout health insurance is growing for the first time since obamacare went into effect. the uninsured rate rose one-point- three percent last year.... up to more than 12 percent according to the gallup index. that increase represents more than three million americans who are now uninsured. experts blame this trend on current efforts to repeal obamacare, as well as insurers either withdrawing

from the health care exchanges... or raising their rates. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: there were plenty of low clouds and fog today with some lingering drizzle. doppler radar is showing most of the rain has ended. but it looks like the fog and low clouds will stick around tonight and be thick in spots. big waves are now moving in now and a high surf warning has been issued for tomorrow night through thursday. some waves are forecast to be as high as 40 feet! on the satellite image you can see the big storm off the coast. but right now high pressure will bring us a mild and dry day on wednesday.

we'll likely see a mix of sunshine and clouds with mild temperatures for this time of year. around the bay tomorrow highs will be in the 50s to mid 60s in the southbay. clouds will begin to move in and showers could begin ini the norht bay on wednesday night. rain and wind will spread across the bay on thursday. it will likely be the coldest storm of the season with snow levels dropping down to 3,500 feet. so we could see a dusting of snow on friday. it will be partly cloudy on saturday with a chance of more rain on sunday.

(grant) another day, another milestone on wall street! the dow jones industrial average cracked the 26- thousand barrier just after tuesday's opening bell. that's just seven trading days after the dow hit 25-thousand for the first time. and the dow has jumped about 42 percent since president trump was elected in november 20-16. experts cite several factors for the rally -- including record corporate profits, strong economic growth worldwide and the recent passage of the republican tax overhaul plan. the dow closed today at 25-thousand-792at 25-thousand- closed today at 25-thousand-792 (catherine) still ahead... president trump is said to be in excellent health... but needs to lose some weight. details on what his doctor is saying -- coming up. (grant) and after the

break... find out how car made it into the second floor of a building... nearly missing crashing into a bus. okay folks!

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a bus driver has a close call with a car that went crashing into the second floor of a building. this is new dash cam video from a bus... showing the moment the car went flying into the dental office. it happened in santa ana. police say the speeding car hit a median and then propelled into the building. and here is another angle of the crash. you see the car crashing into the building... and then the bus driving by just seconds later. two people were in the

car... and they were not seriously injured. the driver admitted to being under the influence of drugs at the time of the crash. (catherine) next at 5:30... an east bay teenager's life is changed forever during a high school wrestling match... the story of how he became paralyzed. (grant) and after the break.. hear about the new lawsuit filed in response to violent protests on the u-c berkeley campus last year.

(grant) an effort to enact change...after violent protests on the u-c berkeley campus. this alwsuit is coming nearly one year after a planned speech by conservative speaker milo yiannopoulos. (catherine) the group that's suing made the announcement today... saying they're taking legal action against u-c berkeley, police, and the mayor... after being attacked during the protests. (grant) kron4 's camila bernal spoke to one of the plaintiffs about what happened that night... and the reason behind the lawsuit. when the protest against milo yiannopoulos' appearance at uc berkeley got violent, katrina redelsheimer, says she was trapped3:01:46 i came in with a group of friends trying to attend an event that as far as we knew was still going to take placeshe arrived before the event was scheduled to start and said the barricades

set up by the police funneled her group into the crowd. then a man approached them and according to her, began provoking them 3:07:40 while we were focused on that i another i think male came in with a pole and hit my husband on the head i went and pushed that person back and then after i did that i looked around and as soon as i looked back i was paper-sprayed directly in the eyesshe was separated from her husband and friends and could not escape the chaos3:07:57 i couldn't see anything after that i kinda turned and hung on to the barricade as people were hitting me on the head and on the back someone came back behind me and spread more chemicals down my back i still don't even know what that was eventually, she was able to climb a fence and later found a good samaritan to help her wash her eyes-a moment captured on camera and included in the civil rights lawsuit against the university, the police, the city, the mayor of berkeley and others2:44:04 our purpose is to vindicate their constitutional right to be able to attend any public meeting they want to attend without fear of violence from groups who are opposed to the message they want to sharethe lawyers say that by presenting this lawsuit, they hope to guarantee free speech without violence, while also holding the university and the city accountable for what happened

to redelsheimer and others 3:07:14 i want to see people being able to exercise their rights under the law, being able to speak freely all that stuff without threats of violencethe university, city and mayor said they could not comment on pending litigation and it's a lawsuit that could take years to resolve in berkeley, camila bernal kron 4 news (grant) a high school athlete is in intensive care at john muir medical center after being paralyzed during a wrestling match last week. (catherine) kron4's maureen kelly went to college park high school in pleasant hill -- where students, staff and parents are rallying

behind the 16 year old. 16 year old sophmore ryan joseph is described as everyone's friend by his coach.....here's seen in his lacrosse jersey in this photo. but it was when he competeing in a jv wrestling match last wednesday that he suffered a life changing spinal cord injury that left him paralyzed from the neck down.the accident has left him even unable to breath on his own at this time. the news of the tragic accident has shaken those students who know ryan here at college park high school in pleasant hill. it's been kind of tense. everyone's kind of on their toes talking about it just really thinking about. we're just really thinking about him a lot. no one is really talking about anything else and we're really trying to make sure everybody else is safeparents at the school are also saddened and upset at the thought of a once healthy young man paralyzed while simply playing sports. it's just really unfortunate like i said it was just probably a one in 1 million kind of thing just feeling

really bad for the familymy kids play sports as well and i worry about him getting hurt all the time on the field. he does lacrosse with with ryan joseph as well. it bugs me a lot to think that that could happen when you're just trying to put your kids in the sports to learn leadership and be part of a team yeah it's a little upsettingthe athletic director here at the school say they are praying for ryan to have a speedy recovery and hope that one day he will be able regain mobility. maureen kelly kron4 news. sent using owa for iphone (grant) (grant) there is a go fund me page to help support ryan joseph and his family. the goal is to raise 500- thosuand dollars to help with medical expenses, rehabilitation, and home accessibility. so far the campaign has raised more than 49-thousand dollars. if you would like to help... we have a link on our website at kron4-dot-com. (grant) sebastopol teen, carson pforsich (four-sick), is now in a wheelchair...you see him here with his sister. the high school football

star is making progress after a diving accident last year. the senior just went back to school for the first time last week after missing more than three months of classes. while he is still paralyzed from the chest down, the family is hopeful he will be able to move his hands soon. (catherine) the new york times is reporting that special counsel robert mueller has subpoenaed former white house chief strategist steve bannon. the times says bannon was subpoenaed last week to testify before a grand jury. it's part of the investigation into possible connections between president trump's associates and russia. this is the first time mueller is known to have issued a grand jury subpoena to try to getinformation from someone within the president's inner circle. the news broke today as bannon was testifying before the house intelligence committee -- which is also investigating whether russia interfered with the presidential election... bannon was a top aide in the white house until

he was fired last summer. (grant) u-s senators grilled the secretary of homeland security in washington today... on a range of immigration related issues. from daca to the president's continued talk about a border wall. alexandra limon reports from washington on the possibility of congress reaching an immigration deal. secretary of homeland securty kirstjen nielsen testified in front of the senate judiciary committee..california senator dianne feinstein says she has a long list of grievances about immigration policy changes by the department of homeland securty and the trump administration.sen. dianne feinstein / california (d) the recession of daca before a legislative solution was in

place to protect these young people who trusted our government.utah senatir orrin hatch agrees the country needs a solution for the nearly 800 thousand young immigrants who's legal status is now in limbo.sen. orrin hatch / utah (r)to do that we need to be realistic. to my democratic friends i say its time to stop pushing for a clean dream act, it's a matter of simple political reality, it's not going to happen.alexandra limon / @alexlimonnewsthe path to finding a permanent daca solution is filled with roadblocks: the president wants billions of dollars to construct a border wall, something democrats oppose. and then there's the question

of whether a deal path to citizenship for daca recipients secy. kirstjen nielsen / dept. of homeland securitywe should talk not here to get in front of the president or any final decisions on that particular issue, but yes i'm happy to discuss it.at several times the conversation (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: there were plenty of low clouds and fog today with some lingering drizzle. doppler radar is showing most of the rain has ended. but it looks like the fog and low clouds will stick around tonight and be thick in spots. big waves are now moving in now and a high surf warning has been issued for tomorrow night through thursday. some waves are forecast to be as high as 40 feet! on the satellite image you can see the big storm off the coast. but right now high pressure will bring us a mild and dry day on wednesday. we'll likely see a mix of sunshine and clouds with mild temperatures for this time of year. around the bay tomorrow highs will be in the 50s to mid 60s in the southbay. clouds will begin to move in and showers could begin ini

the norht bay on wednesday night. rain and wind will spread across the bay on thursday. it will likely be the coldest storm of the season with snow levels dropping down to 3,500 feet. so we could see a dusting of snow on friday. it will be partly cloudy on saturday with a chance of more rain on sunday. (grant) coming up... chaos on a bay area highway.. after thieves steal a box truck and drive the wrong way. and tonight police are still looking for the suspects. (catherine) also - how mcdonald's is trying to go green... and cut down on all that packaging..

happening now... you'll need a reservation to park your car at muir woods. (catherine) the new parking system officially began today. reservations can be made up to 90 days in advance. the cost -- 8- dollars a car... or 3- dollars a seat on a shuttle for anyone 16 or older.(grant) you will ánot be able to pay once you get there. the national park service says the new system is meant to help protect the environment and ease traffic. (grant) mcdonald's is going green. the fast food

chain is pledging to use all recycled or renewable material in its packaging by 20-25. (catherine) also -- every single mcdonalds will have recycling bins. only about 10 percent have them now. the company says it's responding to customer demands to reduce packaging waste. (grant) and as for the foam in its packages....that will reportedly be gone by the end of this year. (grant) still ahead... hear a mother tell her story about how she gave birth to her first son... while taking a shower... after being sent home from the hospital.

(catherine) let's get a check on what we're working on for kron4 news at six. pam moore is standing by in the newsroom, pam? thanks catherine.. coming up - new at six ... the mistaken emergency alert in hawaii... has really highlighted the fact that not a lot of people know what to do... if there is a real missile threat... tonight - the steps experts

say, people need to take.. if the next warning is real... plus - a crime alert on bart.... several passengers were robbed yesterday on trains... the stations where the thieves hit - and what they were after... that's coming up new at six... catherine back to you and grant in the studio. (catherine) thanks pam, we'll see you at six. (grant) tonight, a wild story that started in san francisco and ended in the south bay. a delivery man followed a thief who had stolen his truck - loaded with high-end appliances. the c-h-p eventually the c-h-p eventually joined the chase - and helped the man get his truck back. kron 4's j.r. stone has the story.. officers armed with hand guns and rifles as they attempt to catch a thief in sunnyvale. a person who stole this delivery truck as the workers were installing an appliance at a home near san francisco's japantown.sot so when they

went into the house somebody got into the truck and runaway the workers immediately called the owner of the truck jaime pacheco who was in south san francisco. he got in his car, got on highway 101, and what do you know, he saw his truck. sot i was 101 north when i saw the truck coming 101 south and i said that's my truck but it wasn't my driverso pacheco got off the highway.turned around, sped up, and followed his stolen truck that you see here.this is cell phone video that his passenger shot. he then dialed 911.nats somebody stole my truckc-h-p officers got involved near redwood city. you can see some of the flashing lights in the distance. the driver wouldn't pull over.eventually that driver exited the highway, ditched the truck ,and ran. sot and i look over and all of a sudden i see this white

truck coming towards us and he's pulling off to the shoulder right lane and he hops out of the truck, truck hits the tree he hops the fence cops pull up next to me with assault rifles and i'm like what's going on ya know. the thief hopped two fences and lost officers at the second fencebut jaime got his truck back with the 10 to 15 grand worth of appliances still inside.sot oc: i'm happy because nobody got hurt and i got my truck.(j.r.)the suspect was actually going the wrong way on 237 at one point. the suspect description is a vague one here. it actually varies from what chp told us and what one witness told me as well. reporting near the sunnyvale golf course, j.r .stone kron 4 news. (catherine) a new mother in indiana had a delivery experience she'll never forget... her son

was born in the shower. briley jones went to the hospital sunday because she was having contractions. nurses told her the contractions were too far apart... and they sent her home. briley says the pain eased up that night and she didn't realize she 'was' in labor. the next morning -- when she was taking a shower... her son was born. "just literally had him in the shower. by myself. without anybody in there. i had contractions and labor all night that night and i didn't even realize i was having it because it didn't hurt. my back hurt a lot but it didn't register to me" (catherine) that wasn't the first big surprise for the family... three months before she got pregnant... doctors had told her that she could never have children. (grant) kim kardashian and kanye west are welcoming their third child. their daughter was born yesterday via surrogate. kardashian made the announcement on her website today. the little girl is the couple's second daughter, joining older sister north, who is four-and-a-half,

and older brother saint, who is two. kim is holding off on revealing the name, as she had with her two other children. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: there were plenty of low clouds and fog today with some lingering drizzle. doppler radar is showing most of the rain has ended. but it looks like the fog and low clouds will stick around tonight and be thick in spots. big waves are now moving in now and a high surf warning has been issued for

tomorrow night through thursday. some waves are forecast to be as high as 40 feet! on the satellite image you can see the big storm off the coast. but right now high pressure will bring us a mild and dry day on wednesday. we'll likely see a mix of sunshine and clouds with mild temperatures for this time of year. around the bay tomorrow highs will be in the 50s to mid 60s in the southbay. clouds will begin to move in and showers could begin ini the norht bay on wednesday night. rain and wind will spread across the bay on thursday. it will likely be the coldest storm of the season with snow levels dropping down to 3,500 feet. so we could see a dusting of snow on friday. it will be partly cloudy on saturday with a chance of more rain on sunday.

(grant) next at 5... president trump is declared "mentally fit" to hold office. hear about his latest health examination... after the break. are cream conditioners bringing your hair down?

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good health, but needs to lose some weight. that's the assessment of the white house doctor..(catherine) he gave the president a physical last friday....and today in a news conference, he sharedsome of the results. karin caifa has the details from washington. the results of president trump's physical -- are in. rear admiral ronny jackson/presidential physician: all clinical data indicates the president is healthy and will remain so for the duration of his presidency. the seventy- one-year-old president had the first annual exam of his presidency at walter reed national military medical center in maryland last friday. white house physician ronny jackson said the exam lasted four hours and involved 12 consultants.he said the president weighs 239 pounds and is six-foot-three, which puts his body mass index in the "overweight" range.he and the president will be working on a plan to shed 10-15 pounds. rear admiral ronny jackson/presidential physician: he is more enthusiastic about the diet part than the exercise part but we're going to do both. he

and i will work together over the next year to incorporate a good plan so that we can meet those goals. prior to the exam, and in the midst of speculation about president trump's mental fitness, the white house had said tests for mental acuity would not be part of the physical.but jackson said he did conduct a cognitive exam -- at the request of the president -- which resulted in a perfect score. rear admiral ronny jackson/presidential physician: i think he saw doing the physical as an opportunity to put some of that to rest. and i think he wasn't the least bit concerned that he had anything to hide. the president had the final say in what information about his exam would be made public. doctor jackson also served the white house during the george w. bush and obama administrations.in washington, i'm karin caifa. (catherine) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(granti) steve aveson and pam moore are here with what we are wroking on for kron 4 news at six. (steve) thanks grant and catherine. coming up at six... she ran marathons..

ate healthy.. but tonight a family is mourning the death of a south bay mom.. she died just days after catching the flu. now her brother is opening up about just how quickly the situation took a turn for the worse...(pam) then --- new details about the parents accused of holding their own children captive in what's being described as a "house of horrors". tonight - we have new photos and reaction from the grandparents... kron4 news at six starts right after the break.

coming to grips with the loss of his sister..... the death toll continues to climb, as one of the deadliest flu seasons in a decade has claimed the life of a relatively young, and otherwise healthy woman from san jose. thank you for joining us... i'm pam moore. (steve) and i'm steve aveson. 40 year old katie oxley thomas is a among the 42 californians under age 65 to die from the flu since october 1st. kron four's rob fladeboe spoke with her brother. anthony oxley/sister died from flu "...i'm thinking, wow, this is a bad one but no way did i think that she was going to die..."anthony oxley is talking about his late sister, 40 year-old katie oxley- thomas, who died on january 4th, just two days after coming down with the flu. anthony oxley"...they kept telling me she's young and healthy and she's going to fight this off and i thought she would too but it seemed like every fifteen minutes something went wrong..."after coming down with the flu, anthony says his sister, a mother of three, went went to the emergency room at good

samaritan hospital the next day, where she was admitted, diagnosed with pneumonia and then moved to intensive care where she passed away that very evening.anthony oxley "....we have two close family friends who are i.c.u. nurses, one has been at stanford for 26 years, they helped us out when my mom was very sick one time and they said in all their experience they had never seen anything like this..." having recently celebrated her 4oth birthday, katy was about to start a new job. she went to the gym a lot, she ran marathons and was into yoga and healthy eating. her family wants people to take the flu seriously.anthony oxley"....this is something we definitely don't want to be the poster child for but it's something we are dealing with and we hope that nobody else has to deal with it...anthony says katy had gotten a flu shot. he is hoping an autopsy will explain her sudden death, which has touched all who knew her.anthony oxley"....i had never seen doctors cry, i saw it here, i saw the whole

nursing staff break down and cry. they were fighting hard to save her....but they just couldn't do it..."some 500 people attended a memorial for katie this past weekend. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news. (pam) dozens of children in san francisco finished their first day of class ... after a norovirus outbreak. it may be the cleanest school in the entire city... after mckinley elementary officials told parents, that the campus ... went through a deep cleaning over the holiday weekend 60- students and teachers were sickened last week... by the norovirus. the infection... which can cause vomiting and diararhea, is not uncommon this time of

year. the school says, last week however ... it noticed the number of kids out sick skyrocketed. (sot) (tiana ford/parent-i started vomiting and i came down with the fever)(reporter-are you concerned about it with the kids coming back)(tiana-not at all)(reporter-why not?) (tiana-it's just the stomach flu. you're going to vomit. we've all had that in our lives so they cleaned the school over the weekend)(pam) even though more seats are filled in classrooms throughout mckinley elementary ... the principal says, the attendance level is still down. that's because some children are still fighting the norovirus.. .and are advised to stay home... until they are healthy. (steve) the mood was somber at kolb elementary school in dublin today. this, because families there learned over the holiday weekend, that a student at the school recently passed away.(pam) the school is keeping many of the details of what happened private... new at six.... we are hearing from the school's superindendent kron four's philippe djegal shares what we

know. (philippe) dublin unified school district superintendent doctor leslie boozer... says days like this, are among the most difficult she has an educator and aministrator. sharing news about a student who recently passed away, while the student body mourns. leslie boozer/superintendent- "our hearts are very heavy. we definitely send our sincere condolences to especially the family of the child, as well as the entire kolb community." superintendent boozer says the student died off-campus. multiple parents tell kron four that the student was a young boy. bound by federal law... the alameda county public health department says it cannot release the specific details surrounding the students death. in a statement, the public health department says it was notified by a health care provider last week... that a student at kolb elementary school was being treated for a disease. by the end of the week, the school's principal and the school district notified parents that the student had died. adding also that the disease the student was treated for posed no risk to the student body.sailakshmi chitta/parent- "it's really sad for them. like, uh, its very hard to, you know, digest, and its very hard to take it actually. i'm feeling so sorry.". raj garlapati/paren t- "it's very unfortunate, and uh, especially happening, uh, in this very healthy neighborhood." in response to this tragedy... the

dublin unified school district unified school district made counselors available... to students and staff here on campus... who needed help talking through this. in dublin, philippe djegal, kron four news. (pam) another big story we are following... a southern california couple is behind bars.... after police discovered their children were being held captive in their home. on social media -- david and louise turpin projected an image of a 'picture perfect' family. they posted photographs of themselves with their 13- children .... visiting disneyland and celebrating birthdays. but police say, the couple lived a much different life behind closed

doors -- torturing and holding their children captive. scott mclean is in riverside county with more on the troubling accusations. by many accounts -- the big family-- was a loving one. pictures show kids -- wearing matching outfits -- smiling. kent ripley/wedding officiant: "i did not see any unusual activities between the two of them. they seemed to care. quiet kids, but yet, they seemed to enjoy the family as a unit."but inside -- police say -- the children were tortured -- by their parents. jennifer luna / neighbor: "it's so sad, so horrible. i can't believe this, i can't believe this."police say david and louise turpin held their 13 children captiverestraining some to beds with chains and padlocksforcing them to live in filthy conditions investigators say a 17-year- old managed to escape -- and called police.captain gregory fellows / perris city police dept. "deputies responded. met

with that 17 year old and she has explained she escaped through a window. but sott the 17 year old also showed some photos that led deputies to believe that the information she provided was accurate." this is survaillance video -- taken from a neighbors house - of david and louise turpin being taken by police. according to court records -- david turpin worked as an engineer and operated a private school out of his house.kimberly milligan/neighbor: "the kids never came outside. i thought they were homeschooled. i thought they were isolated. no friends came over. no family came over."now -- the children are recovering in a hospital. as their parents wait to face a judge.in perris california -- i'm scott mclean. (steve) in the east bay... a c-h-p officer in the hospital after a horrible accident where a vehicle lands on top of him, crushing his legs. (pam) the driver, arrested on supicion of dui, and this is not her first offense. tonight, kron four news has more on the accident, the officer -who is also a well respected family man, and that driver. (steve) kron fours terisa estacio is at the hospital

where the officer was taken. she joins us live tonight, an outpouring of support for officer martin lendway. he is recovering tonight. he had two broken legs after a vehicle trapped him. the driver, behind bars accused of dui.

accused of dui.behind bars the driver, behind bars accused of dui. on tuesday - letters of support for officer martin lendway. the veteran motorcyle chp officer injured in this crash on highway 4 on port chicago highway monday night. this woman, tammy walker of pittsburg arrested with a long list of offenses, including driving on a suspended liscense for a prior dui conviction. this woman was out on the highway and saw the whole accident. jennifer duffy. i have family that are in law enforcement. i was on the (steve) nearly one year after violent protests broke out on the u-c berkeley

campus....a lawsuit is being filed. this all started over a planned speech by conservative speaker milo yiannopoulos. the group made the announcement today... saying they are taking legal action against u-c berkeley, police, and the mayor... after being attacked during the protests. kron4 's camila bernal spoke to one of the plaintiffs about what happened that night... and the reason behind the lawsuit. the night of the protests against milo yiannopoulos' appearance at uc berkeley left katrina redelsheimer with what she says are psychological and physical injuries3:02:14 some of them decided it would be a good time to attack us, get in our face, shine lights in our face, try to hit my husband on the head with a pole and then pepper spray every one of us and basically pelt us with sticks until we either passed out in the case of my husband or ran awaythey both suffered concussions but her husband's injuries were more severe. he lost consciousness and had fractured ribs. lawyers say his medical bills are estimated at 20-thousand dollars3:03:31 i've seen just too much of this violent response to political speech to perfectly legal speech that's protected under the first amendmentredelsheimer and her husband along with two

others filed a civil rights lawsuit against the university, the police, the city, the mayor of berkeley and others they say they are fighting for freedom of speech without violence2:45:00 conservative students, conservative speakers are attacked are pushed off campus and denied the right to speak the lawyers say they hope the lawsuit will help hold people accountable for what happened that night while also helping to change the culture at berkeley and other universities 2:42:27 you don't resort to violence and you certainly don't resort to the level of violence that occurred here redelsheimer said she fears for her life and moved to colorado because of what happened on campus3:06:31 we weren't even the speakers we were just going to listen to the speaker so that's how little these people value freedom of speech and free expressionthe university, city and mayor said they could not comment on pending litigation but in the past, the mayor defended the police saying the officers put safety first in berkeley, camila bernal kron 4 news

after a teenager is paralyzed after contactplaying high school sports.

(pam) tonight at six ... a high school athlete in pleasant hill is paralyzed during a wrestling match. kron4's maureen kelly talked to the athletic director at college park high about the chances .. and the hopes... for the boy's recovery. bitejames keck/athletic director says "he's a kid with

all kinds of spirit."athletic director james keck is describing 16 year old ryan joseph. he's in his lacrosse jersey in this photo. but it was when he competeing in a jv wrestling match last wednesday that he suffered a life changing spinal cord injury that left him paralyzed from the neck down.the accident has left him even unable to breath on his own at this time.sot james keck/athletic director says "this is the only time i have ever seen something like this happen. it was not an illegal move, it was not a move that was done with any type of malice. it wasn't something that i think when most people understand saw it happen, didn't think much of it."keck says the ryan has a long road a head of him. a fellow student has launched a go fund me page with the goal of raising a half million dollars to help the joseph family deal with this unexpected tragedy..sotjames

keck/athletic director says "their home is going to have to be remodeled. we've already heard from contractors willing to help with that. make the hallways a lot wider obviously. ramps, they're going to need help getting a van. talked to a couple of local businesses about that also."a student at the school described the atmoshpere as tense. the tragic accident involving the popular sophmore on everyone's mind. but his coach says his teammates are rallying around their injured friend. they've made up these tee shirts in the team color with the words wrestling for ryan.sotjames keck/athletic director says "kids at the school have been sending him pictures nonstop. the wrestling kids sent pictures from the tournament this weekend. ryan's mom has been sharing the pictures with him on his cell phone. people have been texting him, so all kinds of support."the coach says ryan is a strong kid, a positive kid and everyone at the school wants to do what they can to help him maureen kelly kron4 news. (pam) a michigan judge is holding an extraordinary four- day sentencing hearing .... for a disgraced former michigan sports doctor...(steve) larry nassar was convicted of sexually assaulting young gymnasts.... former olympians are among those who say they were victimized..(pam) catherine heenan is here with details on today's testimony..

(catherine) larry nassar pleaded guilty to molesting young girls and women....and some of those women are being allowed to speak at his sentencing hearing... the michigan attorney general's office is seeking at least 40 years in prisonfor the 54-year- old. he's already been sentenced to 60 years in federal prison for child pornography crimes. today - one of his victims told the court that nassar began molesting her when shewas only 6 years old. making things even worse, she says.....when she was 12 -- she told her parents what was happening to her -- but they were friends of the doctor and refused to believe her.. kyle stephens - victim of larry nassarmy parents chose to believe larry nassar over me. i spent the years between 12 and 18 avoiding and detaching from my family. to my father someone who makes such heinous false accusations is the worse type of person. every time we got in to a fight he would tell me you need to apologize to larry. more than 140

female athletes have accused nassar of sexual abuse.more than a hundred of them - or their parents - are expected to speak out at this week's hearing. the judge is expected to hand down a sentence this friday. pam and steve? (steve) let's take a look outside right now...(pam) chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: there were plenty of low clouds and fog today with some lingering drizzle. doppler radar is showing most of the rain has ended. but it looks like the fog and low clouds will stick around tonight and be thick in spots. big waves are now

moving in now and a high surf warning has been issued for tomorrow night through thursday. some waves are forecast to be as high as 40 feet! on the satellite image you can see the big storm off the coast. but right now high pressure will bring us a mild and dry day on wednesday. we'll likely see a mix of sunshine and clouds with mild temperatures for this time of year. around the bay tomorrow highs will be in the 50s to mid 60s in the southbay. clouds will begin to move in and showers could begin ini the norht bay on wednesday night. rain and wind will spread across the bay on thursday. it will likely be the coldest storm of the season with snow levels dropping down to 3,500 feet. so we could see a dusting of snow on friday. it will be partly cloudy on saturday with a chance of more rain on sunday. (steve) in national news...

busloads of young immigrants are at the capitol today to demand that congress take action on immigration. the young people want renewed protection for so-called dreamers, the 800-thousand immigrants who arrived in this country illegally as children. anna wiernicki reports the protesters want action on a plan to replace the deferred action for childhood arrivals -daca-- program by this friday. nats pop - "dream act now" chantanna wiernicki: hundreds of dreamers, including dozens from texas, packed into the senate office building to tell congress that time is running out.victor esquivel: we can't really wait any longer.anna wiernicki: victor esquivel says congress has until friday to vote on either a budget deal or a continuing resolution to keep the government from shutting downand he hopes a daca deal will be attached.victor esquiveldaca recipient from texastake cg @ 0:25-0:30we want them to be accountable and say that they are going to be with us and they are going to vote no on a cr if it

doesn't include a dream act. anna wiernicki: but white house press secretary sarah sanders told reporters on tuesday that the president wants the budget and daca completely separate.sarah sanders: look, we've made it pretty clear we want a clean budget dealanna wiernicki (stand up)washington correspondenttake cg @ 0:40- 0:48texas republican senator john cornyn agrees. he says congress should focus on passing a budget áfirst, and then tackle a daca replacement. john cornynu.s. senator, r- texastake cg @ 0:49-0:56i think it would be a terrible mistake to shutdown the government and particularly while we are negotiating in good faith just because we are not meeting their deadline. anna wiernicki: but some democrats say postponing daca negotiations any longer puts the 800-thousand dreamers in the u-s, like esquivel, in jeopardy of being deported. victor esquivel: we are hoping that this week is going to be the week for us, but of course there is always a fight to be fighting so we are going to be out here fighting regardless anna wiernicki: if congress doesn't reach a deal, daca benefits expire on march 5th. in washington, i'm anna wiernicki, fox 44 news. (pam) a man living in michigan for nearly 30- years has been deported... having to leave behind a wife and two children.

this is video from yesterday morning-- as ice agents made sure jorge garcia boarded a plane to mexico --- his family gathered around him with tears and hugs. jorge's wife cindy says, for the last 13 years jorge has been checking in with ice and working on finding a path to citizenship. the family has spent more than 100- thousand dollars in legal fees, but some bad legal help set them back. they have continued to check in and apply for extensions.... and worked to find 'a path.'cindy garcia/wife: "we've never done anything without the permission from immigrations. because anytime we leave the city, you have to tell them where you are going." but this last time the family checked in, immigration told the garcia family he had to leave on january 15th. his wife says, jorge has no criminal record, not even a traffic ticket. the family is completely devastated -- he had to leave behind a 12-

year-old son and a 15- year-old daughter. jorge is currently in mexico city, while his wife works to get him back to the united states. she says, it could take more than 18- months... before jorge even gets a hearing. (( áá v.o. / steve áá )) human error again after a nuclear attack warning is issued that sendspeople running for cover, this time in japan (( áá v.o. / pam áá )) another string of robberies troubling people who rely on bart for theirdaily commute.. we've got the latest from police

new at six... bart police are looking for the person or people ..... responsible for a string of robberies yesterday. the first theft happened around 11- am on the daly city train. police say, a laptop was stolen from a rider... that train stopped at the coliseum station. about a half hour later... a man had his bicycle stolen at the fruitvale station. then around two -in the afternoon.. a rider was robbed of her i- phone while on the fremont

train. that train stopped at the coliseum station. (( áá v.o. / steveáá )) first hawaii and now japan, though both were false alarms, an increasing number of people are worried about what to do in case of a real nuclear attack. we've got an update. (pam) plus...how could 13 siblings held captive celebrate their parents wedding anniversary in las vegasand come home to live in shackles? we'll show you what relatives are saying about the shocking discovery. there is a thick there is a thick fog around the bay area and another storm is on the way. i'll have details next.

at stanford health care, we can now repair complex aortic aneurysms without invasive surgery. if we can do that, imagine what we can do for varicose veins. and if we can precisely treat eye cancer with minimal damage to the rest of the eye, imagine what we can do for glaucoma, even cataracts. if we can use dna to diagnose

the rarest of diseases, imagine what we can do for the conditions that affect us all. imagine what we can do for you. (pam) we are continuing to learn more about the shocking case in southern california... where police say, a couple shackled their thirteen children to beds... and starved them.(steve) catherine heenan is here with details, including the surveillance video that shows the parents being arrested sunday.... (catherine) neighbors are among those who can't believe what was happeningin the suburban home in riverside county... and one of them is sharing surveillance video of the arrest.... the images are a little grainy... but the video shows david and louise turpin being led awayin handcuffs by deputies. deputies say inside that house - the children were emaciated, shackled tobeds with chains and padlocks.....and in dark and foul-smelling rooms. the video also shows some of the children running and jumping into a waiting van in the driveway...

some of the 'children' - were actually of adult age, but police describe themas small and malnourished. officers say the 17-year-old daughter who managed to crawl out of a window sunday and call police looked about 10. neighbors say the large family of children was mostly invisible.... neighbor - 13 children? next door? someone must have known but didn't want to get involved.neighbor - that answers a lot of questions i had. you would hear or see 13 children. i never heard them. a grandfather of the children was contacted today....james turpin of west virginia said he was surprised by the news of his son's arrest. he told reporters that all 13 children are david turpin's biological children - and none are adopted. another relative - who works at a christian college in ohio was also contacted butrefused to

comment on camera.. the school issued a statement saying he was saddened by the "terrible stories" in california. pam and steve? (pam) thanks catherine... now a look at the other top stories we are following... in dublin... the alameda county public health department confirms a student at kolb elementary school recenly died off-campus. the public health department says the student was being treated for a disease prior to their passing. the school''s principal and the school district notified parents about the death late last week. adding that the student's disease posed no risk to the rest of the student body. in dublin, philppe djegal, kron four news. in pleasant hill remains in intensive care after being paralyzed in a wrestling match college park high sophmore ryan joseph suffered the life changing spinal cord injury last wednesday.he's being treated at john muir medical center where the student described as everyone's friend is unable to breath on his own at this time.. the athletic director here at the school

say they are praying for ryan to have a speedy recovery and hope that one day he will be able regain mobility. maureen kelly kron4 news. here in san jose anthony oxley and his family want people to take the flu seriously and do what ever it takes to avoid coming down with the flu after what happened to his sister. katie oxley thomas came down with the flu on january 2nd and died just 2 days later despite the all out efforts of doctors and nurses at good samaritan hospital. katie was just 40 years old and otherwise fit and healthy. she'd alsogotten a flu shot. she is among 42 people under age 65 to die from the flu so far this flu season statewide. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 newss

in berkeley, a group is suing the university, the police, the mayor and others after what they say was an attack that left them with psychological and physical injuries during the protest against milo yiannopoulos' appearancethe attorneys representing them say they hope lawsuit will hold people accountable for what happened that night while also helping to change the culture at uc berkeley and other universities.the university, city and mayor said they could not comment on pending litigationreporting in berkeley, camila bernal kron 4 news (pam) taking a live look outside.... (steve) chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with another look at the four zone forecast... lawrence karnow: there were plenty of low clouds and fog today with some lingering drizzle. doppler radar is showing most of the rain has

ended. but it looks like the fog and low clouds will stick around tonight and be thick in spots. big waves are now moving in now and a high surf warning has been issued for tomorrow night through thursday. some waves are forecast to be as high as 40 feet! on the satellite image you can see the big storm off the coast. but right now high pressure will bring us a mild and dry day on wednesday. we'll likely see a mix of sunshine and clouds with mild temperatures for this time of year. around the bay tomorrow highs will be in the 50s to mid 60s in the southbay. clouds will begin to move in and showers could begin ini the norht bay on wednesday night. rain and wind will spread across the bay on (pam) a japanese national broadcaster apologized on air today.... after incorrectly issuing a missile alert. the alert claimed.... north korea had launched a ballisitic missle... and it

urged people to seek immediate shelter. the mistake was corrected just minutes later. but this comes just days after hawaiian residents recieved an incorrect emergency alert ... of an incoming ballistic missile... the correction in hawaii came nearly 40 minutes later. (steve) there was plenty of panic and fear among people when that false alarm was issued.... this was the scene at university of hawaii...with students running on campus. and if the threat had been real... you'd only have minutes to decide what to do next. sara mattison tells us what you need to know. if you're already at home... officials say stay home and away from windows. if you're outside...seek shelter in a nearby building - preferably a concrete structure. if you're in a car...pull to the side of the road and find a nearby building. if you can't...then stay in your car. in honolulu...city bus drivers were told via text message to pull over and help passengers seek refuge in a building.

many did...but we learned some passengers were kicked off. so we asked oahu transit services and were told those reports are being investigated. we also found there was confusion at places like wal-mart and city mill. city mill tells us it received reports of one person being turned away. city mills says since sunday the company has a new nuclear emergency plan. wal-mart sent us this statement:"...in the confusion some associates may have misunderstood the direction and evacuated customers rather than sheltering in place. for this we apologize. ""...we will review our emergency response training with associates and reinforce proper procedures ." following the blast...the raidoactive fallout could last up to 14 days. so stay inside until you're told to leave or for two weeks...whichever comes first. it is crucial to have enough supplies to last 14 days.

(pam) coming up... nearly an entire block is wiped out by the deadly mudslides in southern california... we'll hear from one of the survivors ..... about losing several of her neighbors...

(steve) at least 20 people were killed...four of the deceased were children. now one of the survivors is talking about losing several of her neighbors. mary beth myers' house say on east valley road. by her account... 11 of the 20 mudslide victims all lived along her shared driveway. the grief weighs heavy in the air, remembering her neighbors killed in the mudslide. the tragedy has those close to the victims urging everyone to be kind and really get to know your neighbor.(mary beth myers/neighbor of mudslide victims): "it's a good time to open the gates and trim the hedges and bring those walls

down and just connect across all boundaries." (andrew taylor/victim's nephew): "this was a family that just went to bed and then the next thing you know 25 feet of mud came through their house and took them out." andrew taylor says his uncle-- richard taylor-- was a generous man. and he calls peanut suit-ee-tapa a hard working man... saying he moved his wife and kids to the u-s about a year and a half ago to live the american dream. coming up in sports, the stanford football player who came close to winning the heisman trophy, has decided to come back for another season. and the giants generating a lot of excitement in the hot stove league,coming up, sports director talks about the new addition and what impactit might have on the future for hunter pence.

the giants are already making pans for their new

acquisition... andrew mccutchen... the team revealed today that mccutchen will start in right field... not center... where he's played most of his career... but has been seen as slipping defensively recently... on a conference call today mccutchen had no problems with the move... admitting his defensive "metrics" in center have not looked good recently to make room for mccutchen in right... hunter pence will be moved to left field... where he may start almost every day or be platooned with another player... the move to left was expected for pence even if the giants hadn't gotten mccutchen centerfield remains a question mark... with the team considering standing pat and platoonig gorkys hernandez and prized prospect steven duggar

the latest numbers for nba jersey sales are out... and it's no surprise who remains at the top of the list steph curry continues to have the most popular jersey in the league about halfway through the regular season... hs jersey has been tops in sales for the past two seasons... the warriors also remain number-1 in merchandise sales among nba teams but this is interesting... lakers rookie lonzo ball comes in at number 11 on the list... beating out such all-stars as kyrie irving... whose sales have taken the biggest hit since his move from cleveland to boston... going from 5th to 12th lonzo isnt the top rookie though... that goes to the sixers ben simmons... who is 8th here is the top 5... (wipe to fullscreen) after curry... no surprise here either... lebron james is 2nd curry's warriors' teammate... kevin durant... is 3rd the

"greek freak" giannis antetokounmpo... makes the jump from 9th last season to 4th currently and the knicks kristaps porzingig rounds out the top 5 the top 5rounds out the top 5 this is a crazy story... rockets-crazy story... this is a this is a crazy story...

rockets-clippers last night... houston's chris paul made his return to los angeles against his old team... and at the end of the game things got testy... but it was after the game that the real action started the rockets' paul... james harden... trevor ariza and gerald green entered the clippers locker room through a back door... calling for blake griffin and austin rivers... some clippers players dared them to come closer... they didn't... and security quickly came a got the rockets players out of there one clippers witness said... "it was classic nba... none of these guys were going to fight." the league is

investigating the incident... expect multiple fines and possible suspensions one 49ers rookie has picked up a special honor... linebacker reuben foster was named nfl 1st team all-rookie today by the professional football writers of america... despite playing only 10 of 16 games due to various injuries foster was the 49ers 2nd pick in the first round of last years draft... the 31st player taken overall... he was second on the team in tackles and tackles for loss despite the stellar rookie year... concerns over foster's durability and character.... he was arrested last week for possession of marijuana... dampen the honor somewhat great news for the

stanford cardinal... bryce love.. the runner-up for the heisman trophy... will pass up the nfl for nw and return to "the farm" for his senior season love set a stanford record with 2,118 rushingyards this season and set an fbs record with 13 runs of at least 50 yards... he topped the 100-yard mark 12 times despite being hampered by a sprained ankle the second half of the season in addition to being a heisman finalist... love won the "doak walker" award as the nation's best running back no williams sisters at the australian open... as serena withdrew and venus was upset in the first round... so we turn to the men... roger federer... had no

problems in his first round match... the defending champ cruised in straight sets... 6-3, 6-4, 6-3 at rod laver arena federer's opponent in oast year's final... rafael nadal... already won his first round match in stright sets yesterday.... novak djokovic and maria sharapova headlined other first round winners today... (steve) coming up... an act of complete selfless-ness.... we'll show you how a man helped a stranger walk more than a mile in his shoes. new tonight at six...

during a train ride, a chicago man took off the winter boots he was wearing and gave them to another man in need.(pam) a local attorney shared the touching story on social media. suzanne le mignot has more. "i usually don't even post things publicly, but this was the type of post that i wanted people to see," said jessica bell, who witnessed and captured the exchange on the red line.bell took a picture of a homeless man taking off worn, holy sneakers and putting on a pair of warm winter boots, which were given to him by a stranger."he was bleeding through his socks. so my gut said, take them off and give them to him," maurice anderson said. "i asked him

what size shoe he wears. he said 12. i wear 12, as well." anderson, a single father from chicago, recently took a job as a service technician to make end's meat. he was returning to chicago friday evening after working in kentucky for the week. he had an extra pair of shoes in his luggage.bell says anderson's gesture touched her heart, as she's the founder of project bleeding love. the organization raises money to supply homeless women with feminine hygiene products."he literally, in the moment, took the shoes off of his feet and just handed them over," she said. "it was just so selfless. it was so quiet. it was so humble - was really what touched me about what maurice did."bell says she's heard from people as far away as india after they saw her post. she hopes the message of kindness continues to spread, and others are inspired by anderson's actions. (steve) shake shack is coming to

the bay area.... the hamburger chain is opening a restaurant in palo alto at the stanford shopping center. shake shack says it is also considering loactions in marina county and san francisco's marina district. last weather and goodbye final look at the weather with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. a full hour of entertainment news is on the way. at 7:00 it's inside edition, followed by entertainment tonight at 7-30. then we're back with kron 4 news

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