jose. there were even some reports of snow falling in the south bay(grant) a little bit of everything today.take a look: rain and hail in fremont.... and emeryville... in other places like san francisco -- sunshine. good evening i'm grant lodes. (vicki) and i'm vicki liviakis. snow actually fell on mount hamilton.. we'll take you there in a moment.. first -- lets check in with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. . lawrence karnow: we enjoyed a day of unusual weather with sunshine, heavy downpours, rainbows, hail and lightning. you can see the storms rotating into the bay area with isolated thunderstorms popping up. if you get caught under one of those storms the rain can come down very hard. the showers will decrease through the night and then we can expect partly cloudy skies. more than a foot of snow has fallen across the higher peaks in the sierra and skiers are going to love the fresh powder. on the satellite you can see the cold clouds and showers moving across the state. they should wind down as the sun sets. high pressure will then begin building in to

bring dry but cool weather on friday and partly cloudy skies. it should be a nice weekend after some patchy morning fog. we should see plenty of sunshine and warmer temperatures. monday looks nice and then a few clouds return on tuesday before more sunshine and offshore winds bring fair weather until the end of next week. (2-shot/grant) dark clouds one minute, some hail and then a some hail and one minute, dark clouds one minute, some hail and then a rainbow.

(2-shot/vicki) we were thinking there's got to be some snow up on bay area peaks . we sent kron four's rob fladeboe to find out. your sotuh bay weather tour begins here atop 4-thousand foot mount hamilton in the diablo range east of san jose. chilly up here this afternoon, mid-30's i would say. there's been some rain here too and when that happens we generally see a little snow up here. but not this time, not much anyway. oh there's a little bit of a dusting here along the road but not much to speak off. the drive up here was a little sketchy though because of very poor visibility, especially through those hairpin turns along the last couple of miles before you get to the top elsewhere across the south bay we saw a lot of widely scattered showers. there was a report of snow on highway 101 in gilroy but it was almost certainly rain or hail. and there were a lot of rainbows spotted as well. this one popped out in the santa teresa neighborhood in south san jose. lots of pretty colors in this one. back up here on mount hamilton you could see a rain bow even of there was one for the fog. that is lick observatory right behind me but you can barely see it. and no snow up here

either at least not yet. on mt hamilton rob fladeboe kron 4 news (grant) more than a foot of snow fell overnight in the sierra. later in the broadcast... we'll go live to tahoe... for a check on the latest conditions....we chat with our guy coop...at 5:45. (grant) and make sure you download the kron four mobile app as we track the wild weather ... you can stay on top of the weather and traffic..and get push alerts on breaking news sent right to your phone. (vicki) another big story tonight -- involving the anti-viral medication tamiflu. there are reports around the country that some flu patients are experiencing psychiatric side effects from the drug.(grant) today, kron four's philippe djegal spoke with a local doctor who explains warning signs parents

and patients should look out for. (phlippe) hallucianations, depression and in some extremely rare occasions -- suicidal thoughts. those are all potential side effects of the anti-viral medication, tamiflu... says board certified pediatrician, doctor lionel herrera.lionel herrera/pediatrician- "we do have a few kids every year, that come in with significant headaches and fevers and they're the ones that we have to be a little more careful with when we give tamiflu." doctor herrera is based in pleasanton at tri-valley pediatrics. he says tamiflu is not a replacement for a flu shot. it's used to reduce the symptoms and severity of the flu...lionel herrera/pediatrician- "typically, the flu lasts approximately three to five days. with tamiflu, it shortens the duration of the symptoms by about one and a half days in most people." but for some people -- especially children with pre-exisiting conditions five years of age or younger... doctor herrera says the flu causes inflammation in the brain... and, taking tamiflu can cause psychiatric reactions for those patients. the parents of a toddler in texas say their son became aggressive after taking tamiflu.andrea wallen/mother- "when i walked in the room, i was greeted with him slapping

me across the face, and then continuously smacking his head into the pillows, saying ouch, ouch ouch." if your kids complain of headaches or neck pain within the first 24 to 48 hours after taking tamiflu... doctor herrera says stop giving them the medicine. anti-inflammatories like ibuprofen should help... but if the pain is severe -- see a physician. he also adds that the side effects also don't appear to be permanent... and, typically go away shortly after the patient stops taking the tamiflu. in pleasanton, philippe djegal, kron four news. (vicki) we reached out to the maker of tamiflu for a response. we have not heard back yet... but the company did respond to our cnn affiliate in texas... ackowledging there have been reports of some of these bizarre side-effects while taking tamiflu, áandá also in

patients who áandá also in taking tamiflu, áandá also in patients who flu. (grant) this year's flu season has been one of the worst in the last decade. 19 people have died in the bay area from the infection. and there have been at least 74 deaths in all of california. this number only accounts for people under the age of 65 who have died....so the number of total flu deaths is actually much higher. (vicki) the woman at the center of a bay-area wide sex scandal has dropped her final lawsuit. jasmine abuslin's attorney says the teen is tired of testifying. a judge dismissed the last pending lawsuit against the richmond police department last week. abuslin who is formerly known as celeste guap ... had sexual relations with several officers from multiple law enforcement agencies while working as a prostitute. she has already won a nearly one million dollar settlement against the city of oakland. (grant)it is pretty common these days for bay area

residents to have home surveillance cameras.(vicki) now as kron4's haaziq madyun reports...citizens in one east bay city are allowing police to use their home security cameras as part of a city wide surveillance video network. sota video camera that is part of the citizen's view network of home surveillance cameras registered with the city of san ramon police departmentsot san ramon citizen's like staci tate

we've identified him as daniel martinez out of hayward">these green dots represent residential citizens' view cameras. the pink dots show cameras set up in commercial locationssotif you're a san ramon resident who wants to join the citizen's view surveillance camera registry, all you need to do is contact the san ramon police department...in san ramon haaziq madyun kron4news any san ramon resident wanting to join the citizen's view camera registry can contact the san ramon police department (vicki) and san ramon police are looking for this man... in connection with a shooting last week that sent a person to the hospital. he has been identified as trevor berryman from san leandro. he is wanted for attempted murder after a driver was shot

on minerva way in san ramon. berryman was last seen driving a black 4-door mercedes benz. there is no word on the condition of the victim this morning. (grant) in the north bay... police say a woman has been stealing wallets...at weddings! georgiann kennedy is accused of swiping five wallets...at two recent weddings in petaluma. police say the 50-year-old from santa rosa targeted people at weddings...then using credit and debit cards to buy things. investigators say this image of kennedy was taken when she bought a smart train ticket with a victim's debit card. when she was arrested, she had died her hair black. she's accused of targeting people at saint vincent de paul church...and then at calvary chapel of petaluma. in one case...police say kennedy stole bridesmaids wallets that were left in the bride's room. (grant) in hercules... a man thinks he is meeting up with a woman he has been texting for a month.. and instead is confronted by two robbers. it happened at the glenwood apartments

yesterday. police say that is where the man agreed to meet the woman. when he got out of his car... police say he was approached by two men. one of them grabbed the pendant from his neck... and they took off. police are still looking for the suspects tonight. (grant) big story today out of sacramento.... the governor's view of where california is now and headed. kron 4's capitol bureau chief kody liebowitz was there in the for governor brown's final state of the state address. gov. jerry brown, california "simply put, california is prospering." a final state address to california.. touting growth.gov. jerry brown, california "in just the last eight years alone, california's personal income has grown $845 billion and 2.8 million new jobs have been created. very few places in the world can match that record. (applause). and confidence from california voters..for bipartisan laws like the rainy day fund, the water bond and pension reform.gov. jerry brown, california "may not be the final one but it was there

and you did it, republicans and democrats." but the governor also looked ahead in his speech. on environmental issues - he called back to wildfires from months earlier.. he said he plans to put together a task force of scientists and forest practitioners to look at ways of reducing the threat of wildfires. as for climate change the governor says the science is not in doubt.gov. jerry brown, california "all nations agree except one and that is solely because of one man: our current president." the governor also pushed an idea to create a california online college for a low-cost degree. a push that appeared, for now, to get bipartisan applause in a room full of lawmakers.asm. phil ting "it is clear that we have to find new ways of doing things. we can't do education the same ways that we have been doing for the last 100 years." but not lawmakers agreed with the governor's speech. some wanted him to talk rising costs and an unaffordable housing market. asm. jim patterson "he doesn't

want to talk about the fact that everything costs more in california than most any place else. because of their taxes, fees, policies and everything else. even the cost of living." david chiu, sf chair housing committee "when you have the sixth largest economy that is california with the highest poverty rate in the united states that includes housing costs, we have work to do." kody leibowitz, @kodyleibowitz "now i spoke with republican assemblymember catherine baker. she said there's a lot that republican members can work on with the governor this session. bipartisanship, one of the ways the governor says california can lead by example this session. in the capitol kody leibowitz, back to you." (vicki) coming up... your hopes of oprah taking the oval office... could be over. details on what she said about a possible presidential run. (grant) 3 northern california earthquakes in the last 24 hours . we talk to local experts about the possibility of a larger one hitting. (vicki) plus... burglars target a plumbing company in the east bay... and it's all caught on camera. hear who police are looking for tonight.

(grant) two thieves cause a big set back to one family owned business in concord. you can see the burglary unfold here in this surveillance camera video. (vicki) kron4's maureen kelly talked to the plumber who's van you see being pilfered, who says the crooks wipes out about a third of his livelihood. tuesday morning patrick

stanton came out to find all of the doors of his plumbing company's van ajar...and found thieves had gotten away with some very expensive tools they got all of the cordless tools all of the power tools everything they even stole my seat organizer have my schedulebecause he has a high def security camera pointed at his van....the entire operation was captured on video. in addition to taking 8-grand worth of tools, the theives also did about 2 grand in damage to the van ignition as they tried to steal that too.but the most concerning part to patrick and his family is that this all happened right outside their north concord townhouse. it's scary to have your safe space no pun intended violated like that so close where your children are sleeping it puts a panic in your gut that you're not sure how to deal with so we're working on the shock of it all. obviously safety is a concern and we're gonna take some more preventative measures to keep our family safe and keep our business rollingthe video of the crime was posted on the stanton plumbing facebook page and shared over 1600 times already....and now in the hands of concord pd. the stanton's are hopeful that the men, who can be seen very clearly, are caught and punished for what they did to their family business.... it's tough it pretty much races the emergency fund the hardest part again is getting on the road and getting things done

and without the specialty tools obviously takes longer we didn't have to move money around to buy new stuff, you can operate(standup) patrick is grateful that the thieves were not able to steal the van. because of that happened it would've been a total loss for his company one he's not sure he would be able to recover from maureen kelly kron4 news (vicki) police in the east bay are looking for a person they say shot an otter at least six times. these are x-rays of the otter after he was taken to the lindsey wildlife experience in walnut creek on sunday. staff say it looks like the otter was

shot several times with a b-b gun. when it was found... the otter had missing and broken teeth and was blind in one eye. local residents are upset.jenny delama/concord resident: "i mean, this might be bad to say but most of the time i feel more compassion for animals than i do humans because they are defenseless, because they do depend on us to take care of them and take care of their environment and not hurt them. it's just maddening." the otter was found at the shadelands business park in walnut creek. experts say they had no choice but to euthanize the otter. it was having trouble breathing... lethargic.. and if released back into the wild it could no longer hunt for prey. (vicki) a warning after a mountain lion is seen near the cal campus in berkeley. a school employee reported seeing the cub near the foothill housing unit yesterday. police are telling people to avoid hiking or jogging in the area alone... especially at dusk and dawn. and if you

encounter a mountain lion... make a lot of noise and try to make yourself look as big as possible. (grant) tonight president trump says he's open to granting some "dreamers" american citizenship within the next ten years. but the white house says it'll support that plan only if congress spends billions of dollars to strengthen border security.. kron 4's white house correspondent mark meredith is on capitol hill with the latest florida senator bill nelson says democrats are confident there will be a bi-partisan deal to protect nearly 700-thousand younger undocumented immigrants from deportation."if we pass it in the senate with a substantial vote, i think that's going to put a lot of pressure on the house"president trump also appears ready to add pressure. before leaving for switzerland, the president told reporters daca recipients could quote "morph" into full u-s citizens with 10 to 12 years. but white house aides

say the president's "framework" for immigration reform is still being developed.and that any deal on "daca" must also include significant spending - roughly 25 billion dollars - for a border wall. texas senator john cornyn says he expects to learn all of the president's demands early next week.and that congress will have no choice but to listen. ""this bill can't become law without the president's signature, so the president's views are not irrelevant."the president made building a border wall his top campaign promise.and in a political twist, former democratic vice presidential nominee tim kaine says he's now leaning towards reluctantly supporting the effort. "look i don't think that's the best way to spend money, but if i get protection for dreamers, then i'm willing to do somethings that aren't the absolute best"congress has until march 5th to make a decision if it hopes to protect dreamers from being eligible for deportation.in washington, i'm mark meredith. (grant) president winfrey? maybe don't bet on it. she told in-style magazine-- "i've always felt secure and

confident with myself in knowing what i could do and what i could not ..." adding that the presidency "is not something that interests me - i don't have the d-n-a for it." the in-style interview happened three weeks before her rousing speech at the golden globes set off speculation of a presidential run. it's unclear if winfrey has had a change of heart sce then. (vicki) russell simmons is being accused of rape -- in a new five-million dollar federal lawsuit filed in los angeles yeterday. documentary filmmaker jennifer jarosik alleges the mogul used a potential business venture as a guise to assault her in 20-16. she claims he invited her to his los angeles home on the pretext of discussing her project, then attacked and raped her. simmons was never charged in the alleged incident. in a statement obtained by c-n-n today, simmons called jarosik's allegations "absolutely untrue." (vicki) illusionist david copperfield is facing allegations he drugged and sexually assaulted an

underaged model in 19-88. the teen says she met copperfield while he judged a modeling competition in japan, according to a report by entertainment news website "the wrap." the alleged incidient occurred after one of copperfield's shows in california. she alleges he poured something in her drink at the bar and later sexually assaulted her in a hotel room. copperfield tweeted yesterday that he supports the me-too movement but has been falsely accused in the past. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: we enjoyed a day of unusual weather with sunshine, heavy downpours, rainbows, hail and lightning. you can see the storms rotating into the bay area with isolated thunderstorms popping up. if you get caught under one of those storms the

rain can come down very hard. the showers will decrease through the night and then we can expect partly cloudy skies. more than a foot of snow has fallen across the higher peaks in the sierra and skiers are going to love the fresh powder. on the satellite you can see the cold clouds and showers moving across the state. they should wind down as the sun sets. high pressure will then begin building in to bring dry but cool weather on friday and partly cloudy skies. it should be a nice weekend after some patchy morning fog. we should see plenty of sunshine and warmer temperatures. monday looks nice and then a few clouds return on tuesday before more sunshine and offshore fair weather until the end of next week.

(grant) still ahead... some people in one east bay community... outraged tonight at how amazon deliveries are being handled. we'll tell you where some of their packages are ending up. (vicki) plus... another package theft in the bay area... and tonight police are looking for the young suspect. (grant) another package theft in

the bay area... and this time the crook appears to be a young kid. (vicki) the alameda police department just posted this video on facebook today. it happened near alameda landing... on the west

side of town. you can see the young man appear in a raiders jersey walking up to a home... and taking a package. (grant) police say they they believe an adult is instructing the young man to steal the package. they ask you to call them if you recognize the person in this video. (grant) next at 5:30... an east bay tanning salon is robbed by a man armed with a box cutter. and police are still looking for the suspect tonight. (vicki) plus... a local earthquake expert talks to kron four about how to make sure your family is safe when a big one hits. sfx: tinny headphone music

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hours, there have been three earthquakes in california. on top of that, earlier in the week, a 7.9 quake in alaska triggered a tsumani watch up and down the west coast.(vicki) kron four's terisa estacio met up with an expert from the seismology lab in berkeley to help sort out the science of the quakes and what it all means for you and your family. jennifer strauss with uc berkeley's seismology lab on the recent earthquake activity here in california as well as that big quake up in alaska on monday which triggered a tsunami alert along the west coast. strauss says there are lessons to be learned with these quakes jennifer

strauss. "should we panic?" i would say no, it is well within the realm of normal. that is not to say we won't have more. we live in earthquake country. we need to be prepared for earthquakes that can happen. strauss pointed to quakes like the one in napa as a prime example of what can happen when we least expect it and the damage left in the wake of a quake. she adds, that we all need to be aware of the reality of where we live. strauss. you can have small quakes that lead up to large ones. you can have clusters. you have them then they stop. it is whatever mother nature has in store for us. strauss adds, being prepared is the best advise for an earthquake. strauss. have a go bag, drop cover. and lastly, strauss says, take seriously those tsunami warnings - like the ones earlier in the week issued for the west coast. strauss. you don't want to be the person looking at google to try and find out where to go once a warning comes, you want to already know. in menlo park at usgs, terisa estacio kron four news.

(vicki) for the latest earthquake information and updates, take a look at our earthquake section on kron4.com. we have information on what to do when an earthquake hits... as well as what you need in your earthquake kits so you are prepared. (grant) police in walnut creek are looking for a man who robbed a for a man who are looking walnut creek are looking for a man who robbed a tanning salon...using with a box cutter. it happened at "glo tanning" on oak road

earlier this week. you can see the man walk in with the yellow box cutter. the employee behind the desk then starts putting all of the cash from the register into an envelope. the man then takes it and leaves. they say he likely they say he likely frequents a nearby 24-hour fitness. police are asking anybody with information on this man's identity to please call them. (vicki) a san rafael neighborhood is getting a warning from police... after a series of burglaries in the area. police say there have been eight home break-ins in the past month. kron 4's lydia pantazes reports. (lydia)this is the neighborhood where the burglaries are taking place. those burglars are getting in through unlocked doors and windows.(take vo)there have been eight residential burglaries in san rafael's canal neighborhood since december 20th.all of them happened during the day.police say the burglars would go

house to house to find unlocked doors or windows. the suspects would also knock on a door to see if anyone was home and if someone answered the door, they asked for a person as if they came to the wrong residence. police urge residents to keep doors and windows locked when they are not at home, be aware of suspicious people in their neighborhood.also trim landscaping to eliminate hiding areas and keep areas around doors well lit.marty komitopoulos/san rafael"i live at home all the time, i'm home all the time, i always keep my doors locked and i know all my neighbors so i feel railr secure and i have people come over all the time so i feel fairly secure but ya know people say it can't happen to you, you don't know."police do believe there are more victims but they say people may be scared because to come forward because of recent scares of immigration raids.reporting live in san rafael, lydia pantazes kron4 news. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence meteorologist with chief our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: we enjoyed a day of unusual weather with

sunshine, heavy downpours, rainbows, hail and lightning. you can see the storms rotating into the bay area with isolated thunderstorms popping up. if you get caught under one of those storms the rain can come down very hard. the showers will decrease through the night and then we can expect partly cloudy skies. more than a foot of snow has fallen across the higher peaks in the sierra and skiers are going to love the fresh powder. on the satellite you can see the cold clouds and showers moving across the state. they should wind down as the sun sets. high pressure will then begin building in to bring dry but cool weather on friday and partly cloudy skies. it should be a nice weekend after some patchy morning fog. we should see plenty of sunshine and warmer temperatures. monday looks nice and then a few clouds return on tuesday before more sunshine and offshore winds bring fair weather until the end of next week.

(grant) with package thefts running rampant in parts of the bay area...there is new reason to be concerned. some people in the east bay say packages are being tossed around like rag dolls...left nowhere near people's front doors. kron 4's dan kerman reports.. if you ever wondered how careful some delivery drivers are with your amazon packages, take a look at this this home security video shows a driver literally dropping this package on the ground inside this jbl speaker.sot i was livid, ihave not shopped from amazon sinceeven worse says danville resident ricky helton is where the package was left not at the door, in fact no where near the door, but steps from the streetsot ricky helton/danville resident 27-34 this is obviously why so many people are driving around town

taking people's packages because they make it so easy for themother danville residents with the same problem are posting to social media and sending photos of amazon packages seemingly dumped at the end of the driveway or nestled on top of a garbage can sot jennifer gidwani /danville resident 45-53one of my neighbors posted on next door she saw the driver pull up and toss the package out the window and keep driving and when she said something he when she said something he gave her the finger and ran a stop sign danville resident jennifer gidwani came home one night to find an amazon package no where near her front door but on the end of the driveway between a bush and a rock another time she found an amazon package at the end of the driveway sitting in the pouring rain, despite the fact that her front door is covered from the elements.soti think they are in a hurry and trying to do it faster and cheaper than ups or fed ex and maybe amazon is getting what they pay for here. standup dan kerman/ danville 122-132amazon tells kron 4 "we have very high standards for our delivery service providers and expect every package to be handled with care. we are addressing this with the delivery service provider." (vicki) coming up... a foot a

snow falls in the sierra... and another storm is on its way to tahoe. we'll take a look at the latest conditions. (grant) plus 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. (vicki) would you like

fries with that hefty paycheck? a new report from the jobs site 'indeed' says the in-n-out burger chain pays some of its store managers 160- thousand dollars per year... (grant) that's nearly three times the industry average. the california- based company is family-owned and says paying employees well ... results in better productivity and less turnover. (vicki) but not every in-n-out manager makes 160-thousand a year. some make about half that... and some make more. (grant) most employees start at thirteen bucks an hour -- with the chance to move up through the ranks. (vicki) still ahead... we're going live to tahoe... and checking on the latest ski conditions with our friend coop from heavenly. (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area

forecast after the break.

(vicki) another snow storm is headed for lake tahoe... after more than a foot of snow fell overnight. (grant) that is welcome news if you plan on hitting the slopes this weekend. joining us now to talk about the current conditions is our friend coop... with heavenly and krkwoood another snowstorm is headed for lake tahoe after more than a foot (30 cm) of snow fell overnight at sierra ski resort. the national weather service has cancelled a winter weather advisory for carson city and the reno area, where 6 inches (15 cm) of snow was reported

thursday morning in the foothills around verdi.the advisory remains in effect until 4 a.m. friday for the tahoe area where another foot of snow is possible in the upper elevations beginning thursday afternoon.sixteen inches (40 cm) of new snow already has fallen at kirkwood ski resort and heavenly in south lake tahoe. fourteen inches (35 cm) fell at sugar bowl near truckee, california and at the mount rose ski resort near reno.about 12 inches (30 cm) was reported at squaw valley and alpine meadows near tahoe city, california. lawrence karnow: we enjoyed a day of

unusual weather with sunshine, heavy downpours, rainbows, hail and lightning. you can see the storms rotating into the bay area with isolated thunderstorms popping up. if you get caught under one of those storms the rain can come down very hard. the showers will decrease through the night and then we can expect partly cloudy skies. more than a foot of snow has fallen across the higher peaks in the sierra and skiers are going to love the fresh powder. on the satellite you can see the cold clouds and showers moving across the state. they should wind down as the sun sets. high pressure will then begin building in to bring dry but cool weather on friday and partly cloudy skies. it should be a nice weekend after some patchy morning fog. we should see plenty of sunshine and warmer temperatures. monday looks nice and then a few clouds return on tuesday before more sunshine and offshore winds bring fair

weather until the end of next week. (vicki) let's get a check on what we are working on for kron4 news at six pam moore is standing by in the newsroom, pam?(vicki) california.

(vicki) let's get a check on what we are working on for kron4 news at six pam moore is standing by in the newsroom, pam? thanks vicki.. new tonight at six. revealing new infomration about calfiornia's controversial "end of life" law. it allows terminally ill patients to choose to end their own lives.. tonight - just how expensive the treatment is ... and how many patients actually used the law

last year. that's coming up tonight at six, vicki back to you. thanks, pam. we'll see you at six. (vicki) next... it is restaurant week on dine and dish. i'll show you how to enjoy the grub ... without breaking the bank.

(grant) not that you ever need an excuse to eat out, but this week is 'restaurant week' in san francisco... and for frugal foodies, it

might be just the nudge.. that gets you a table.(vicki) tonight on dine and dish - i show you how you can score a great meal at a fine restaurant for a really good price. ah sf, so many restaurants so little time, but the great part of restaurant week is that you eat out at all kinds of places and it won't eat a hole in your wallet. more than 125 restaurants are participating thru the end of the month. it's more affordable than your typical eating out might be. so many people are dining out, it's filling up the restaurants quickly. gweneth borden is behind the push to get people dining out this week. restaurant week, san francisco? it's every week for me. but if you can't be that every week diner, restaurant week offers special deals for lunch and dinner. welcome to water bar. here at the posh waterbar on the embarcadero, diners are eating it up. great deal, 25 dollars for two courses at lunch. and then if you want to add i dessert you can get dessert for an extra $5 dollars. it is a great

deal. prix fixe menus are being offered at all kinds of restaurants. restaurant week is also shedding light on sustainable eating. highlighting alternatives to plastic straws that pollute oceans. here at waterbar - they've got compostable straws. maybe even moving away from straws and find a different way to enjoy our cocktails and drinks. bon appetite! in san francisco...vicki liviakis kron 4 news. (vicki) if you have a restaurant, if you have a (vicki) if you have a restaurant, bistro, cafe or bar that you'd like to see featured on 'dine and dish'... you can send an email to dine and dish at kron 4 dot com .... or fill out the submission form

on our website. you can also check out our new 'dine and dish' facebook page. (vicki) that wraps that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. (granti) steve aveson and pam moore are here with what pam moore are aveson and steve aveson and pam moore are here with what we are working on for kron 4 news at six. (steve) coming up at six: side effect concerns... over a medication used to treat the flu.at least two parents say tamiflu made their young child hallucinate. tonight we talk to a doctor about what you need to know before taking the medication.(pam) then new at six -- bart trying to figure out how to ease the parking problem at its stations.. we'll breakdown

a few of the ideas being floated -- including charging more at certain times. kron4 news at six is next...

(pam) tonight -- there are reports around the country ... that some flu patients are experiencing psychiatric side effects... from the anti- viral mediciation tami-flu. good evening, i'm pam moore. (steve) and i'm steve aveson. today, kron four's philippe djegal spoke with a

local doctor who explains warning signs parents and patients should watch out for. (phlippe) doctor lionel herrera says tamiflu is helpful for most of his patients. he says the anti-viral medication does not replace the flu shot, but is instead used to help manage the illness once patients become sick.lionel herrera/pediatrician- "it actually doesn't kill the flu virus, but it stops the virus from replicating." he says in most cases, his patients at tri-valley pediatrics in pleasanton, respond positively to the medication... but in some rare situations... young kids do show some side effects to the drug, similar to what other parents across the country are reporting about their own children. erratic behavior, like hallucinations and severe depression.lionel herrera/pediatrician- "the reports indicate that it might happen more likely in situations, where the flu virus has caused inflammation in the brain and those are the kids that are more likely to have those psychiatric side effects." doctor herrera says tamilfu has been found to reduce the length of someone's sickness by a day and a half... adding that only about 10-

percent of patients experience side effects. and, typically the side effects are apparent within one or two doses..lionel herrera/pediat rician- "and, we usually tell our parents , if they're experiencing those symptoms, just go ahead and stop it." the side effects from tamiflu, doctor herrera says, in his experience are not permanent. and, once the patient stops taking the drug, their behavior should return back to normal. in pleasanton, philippe djegal, kron four news. (pam) we reached out to the maker of tamiflu for a response. we have not heard back yet... but the company did respond to our cnn affiliate in texas... acknowledging there have been reports of this happening while taking tamiflu, áandá also in patients who just have the flu. (steve) in case you missed it... there's been some wild weather around the bay area today. you're looking at video viewers sent us from emeryville, fremont, and san

jose... lots of hail -- and even some snow in the south bay. (pam) chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with a closer look at what's going on in all four zones. lawrence karnow: we enjoyed a day of unusual weather with sunshine, heavy downpours, rainbows, hail and lightning. you can see the storms rotating into the bay area with isolated thunderstorms popping up. if you get caught under one of those storms the rain can come down very hard. the showers will decrease through the night and then we can expect partly cloudy skies. more than a foot of snow has fallen across the higher peaks in the sierra and skiers are going to love the fresh powder. on the satellite you can see the cold clouds and showers moving across the state. they should wind down as the sun sets. high pressure will then begin building in to bring dry but cool weather on

friday and partly cloudy skies. it should be a nice weekend after some patchy morning fog. we should see plenty of sunshine and warmer temperatures. monday looks nice and then a few clouds return on tuesday before more sunshine and offshore winds bring fair weather until the end of next week. (2-shot/steve) our team coverage continues. we've seen dark clouds one minute, some hail and then a rainbow tonight. (2-shot/pam) we were thinking there has got to be some snow up on some of the bay area peaks . we sent kron four's rob fladeboe to find out. your sotuh bay weather tour begins here atop 4-thousand foot mount hamilton in the diablo range east of san jose. chilly up here this afternoon, mid-30's i would

say. there's been some rain here too and when that happens we generally see a little snow up here. but not this time, not much anyway. oh there's a little bit of a dusting here along the road but not much to speak off. the drive up here was a little sketchy though because of very poor visibility, especially through those hairpin turns along the last couple of miles before you get to the top elsewhere across the south bay we saw a lot of widely scattered showers. there was a report of snow on highway 101 in gilroy but it was almost certainly rain or hail. and there were a lot of rainbows spotted as well. this one popped out in the santa teresa neighborhood in south san jose. lots of pretty colors in this one. back up here on mount hamilton you could see a rain bow even of there was one for the fog. that is lick observatory right behind me but you can barely see it. and no snow up here either at least not yet. on mt hamilton rob fladeboe kron 4 news (pam) (pam) this is an

issue that has the potential to be quite dangerous.. according to the public health advocacy group "cal-pirg" --- lead- tainted water has been detected at as many as 45- oakland schools and child development centers.(steve) oakland parents are demanding action -- grant lodes joins us now in studio to talk about what steps are being taken.(grant) oakland parents want a comprehensive policy to ensure their water is safe for kids to drink. local groups have delivered a petition to the oakland unified school district board... calling for a zero tolerance policy for lead in school drinking water. according to the health advocacy group, at least one water tap at 45 áoaklandá facilities has failed to meet american academy of pediatrics guidelines for lead in school drinking water. that group recommends a lead standard of 1 part per billion... for

drinking water at schools. california's health department has their public health goal at point-2 parts per billion. we reached out to oakland unified for comment, and they say they've been working closely with california's public interest research group... to address their concerns... and... "in cases where a school has one or more fixtures that register above non-detect (yet still within epa guidelines), staff has been instructed to flush the fixture(s) at the beginning of the day to eliminate any trace amounts of lead." in berkeley -- willard middle school's test results reported close to 17 parts per billion of lead at one drinking fountain. but as we reported yesterday, water sources at six áberkeleyá schools have been shut down. the berkeley unified school district website touts a 10-month plan for removing contamination. pam and steve...we'll keep you posted. (pam) surveillance cameras

are becoming an increasingly popular option for bay area residents concerned about security.(steve) as kron4's haaziq madyun reports...citizens in one east bay city are taking steps to protect their neighbors as well -- allowing police to use their home security cameras as part of a city-wide surveillance video network. a smash and grab auto burglary spree in the city of san ramon sotthe citizen's view camera registry is a network of over 200 residential and commercial surveilance cameras accessable to san ramon policesot

ramon police department: so the green ones are all residences. these are all residents here in town that agreed to give us their contact information and what their cameras face or what they can see from their angle, so if a crime occurs in that areas you can contact those residents and ask if they have any footage that might be helpful with that case">like this video from a recent vandalism casesotthe video led to the identification and arrests of several flare gun firing suspects. san ramon police are hoping surveillance cameras will produce similiar results in the smash and grab casesot in san ramon haaziq madyun kron4news (steve) new at 6. bart is considering options for managing parking at some of its busiest stations. the board of directors is considering variable parking

rates, depending on demand and time of day. higher parking rates would be charged during peak hours. some board members said this would make the cost probitive for many commuters. there's also the issue of enforcement. one way they could track usage would be to implement automated license plate reader technology, which comes with another set of privacy concerns. the board is also looking at ways to increase available parking spaces. (pam) concord police are looking for two men caught on video... burglaizing a plumber's van on tuesday morning. kron4's maureen kelly talked to the victim who says, this crime has been a huge setback for his family business. in less than 10 minutes two theives undid about 5 years worth of the one hardworking family's progress.you can see it happen on this high def security video.it was just after 230 am on tuesday when the two men broke into the stanton plumbing company's van parking behind their north concord townhouse.the

burglarers eventually walked away with all of the company's specialty plumbing tools.....totalling about 8 grand. they also damaged the van's ignition trying to steal that too. it's tough it pretty much races the emergency fund the hardest part again is getting on the road and getting things done and without the specialty tools obviously takes longer we didn't have to move money around to buy new stuff, you can operate(maureen) the van is been fixed and is back on the road and back on the road so stanton plumbing is back in operation but this is a big loss for this small family business to recover from we started with nothing and everything that we had we built it we bled for it and we sweat for it and we worked for it for a third for a third of it for really for third of our livelihood to disappear overnight it's a hard thing to come back from. we're not made of money we're doing a really good job and doing an excellent business people of our service and stanley plumbing is going to survive we got kids and we got to feed themthe video of the crime was posted on the stanton plumbing facebook page and shared over 1600 times already....and now in the hands of concord pd. the stanton's are hopeful that the men, who can be seen very clearly, are caught and punished for what they did to their family business.... anyone with any information about the crime are asked to call the concord police department.maureen kelly kron4 news

(pam) new tonight at 6. two women have been arrested on suspicion of stealing about 8-thousand dollars worth of cosmetics from a cupertino walgreens. here's a picture of the stolen goods. deputies saw menlo park resident cambria romes and antioch resident shanel white -- both age -21 -- leaving the store with large amounts of makeup. when confronted, sheriffs found a larger quantity of products in the suspects' car. they were arrested on suspicion of grand theft and conspiracy. (( áá v.o. / steve áá )) for a record setting sixteenth and final time governor jerry brown delivers the state of the state to the people of california (( áá v.o. / pam áá )) since it became legal to

choose to end your life in california... 500 peoplehave chosen to do so but there's a problem for many people (( áá v.o. / steve áá )) a big one in alaska and now several tremblors in california, what's upwith the latest bunch of earthquakes? and expert has insight

(steve) in the last twenty four hours, there have been three earthquakes in california. while none of the quakes measured above a 4.0, the recent tremors have

left some residents shaken up. (pam) kron four's terisa estacio met with an expert from the seismology lab in berkeley... to talk about whether all the recent seismic activity means larger quakes could be on the horizon. here at usgs in menlo park, scientists weigh in on all of those earthquakes happening recently, and what they all mean for you. jennifer strauss, uc berkeley seismology lab. "don't panic, this is not out of the ordinary. we just get spurts like this, we lie in earthquake country in a historical area. i sat down with jennifer strauss with us berkeley seismology lab to get a perspective for you on all of these quakes and what is the takeaway that all of us need to know about them. for starters she says - there could be more to come. jennifer strauss. earthquakes can beget earthquakes. they could be building up and need to readjust strain on fault, or you could have small earthquakes that lead to an event or clusters like what happens in the geysers with all little earthquakes. it is whatever mother nature has in store for us. in addition strauss adds, earthquakes can be educational - they can empower us to be prepared. for

example, the napa quake, it came in fast when many were not expecting it and left widespread damage that has taken years to recover from. bottom line she says make sure you have a family plan. strauss. you can be a lot more calm during these sort of events if you have a plan. know what you are going to do. have an earthquake kit so you are able to be active. and lastly, this reality back on monday when an earthquake struck alaska that triggered a tsunami warning for the entire west coast something straus says to take very seriously. strauss. it is good to be educated about the tsunami risk in your area, where to go in a tsunami to get to higher ground. in menlo park, terisa estaico, kron4 news our world, our kron4 newsterisa estaico, in menlo park, terisa estaico, kron4 news

our world, our way of life, our system of governance -- all are at immediate and genuine risk(steve) governor jerry brown delivers an apocalyptic warning in his 16th state of the state address.in his first address, in 1975, the message was 'small is beautiful."today, in his last, he tackled global issues, from nuclear war to poisonous politics and global warming. despite what is widely believed by some of the most powerful people in washington, the science of climate change is not in doubteight of the state's most destructive fires have occurred in the last five years. last year's thomas fire in ventura and santa barbara counties was the largest in recorded history. the mudslides that followed were among the most lethal the state has ever encountered. in 2017, we had the highest average summer temperatures in recorded history. over the last 40 years, california's

fire season has increased 78 days -- and in some places it is nearly year-round.the governor says he's creating a task force to deal with reducing the risk of wildfires. we can't fight nature. we have to learn how to get along with her.he called for more monety for local schools and proposed a new path to getting a college degreei want to create the california online college so these overlooked californians can get the training they need -- conveniently and at very low cost.brown also taklked about one of his favorite and most controversial projects. i make no bones about it. i like trains and i like high-speed trains even betterbut the proposed rail link between the bay area and los angeles is facing major cost pressures like any big project, there are obstacles. there were for the bay area rapid transit system, for the golden gate bridge and for the panama canal. but build it they did and build it we will -- america's first high-speed rail system ... and the best part: iit will last 100 years, long after you are gone. (steve) the governor wasn't 100 percent confident we will make it that far ... will make it confident we percent wasn't 100 governor the (steve) the governor wasn't 100

percent confident we will make it that far ... citing today's decision by the bulletin of atomic scientists to move its "doomsday clock" to two minutes before midnight ... meaning the risk of nuclear war is equal to its highest point during the cold war. (pam) california allows terminally ill patients to end their lives with a prescription... but it comes at a costly price. since california's "right to life" law was implemented a year ago... doctors estimate they have written more than 500- lethal prescriptions... but they

say... many of their other patients cannot afford the medicine because of price - gouging. the pills used to assist in dying.. can cost up to 4-thousand- dollars. "i think it's unfortunate that this is so expensive and that most insurances are not yet covering that cost. hopefully the insurance coverage will expand...as time passes."(pam) there is a cheaper alternative-- that cost 85- percent less... but it's only available at a few pharmacies. (steve) california is considering new eyewitness lineup standards to prevent unjustified convictions. two state lawmakers have instituted laws to set new statewide guidelines for officers conducting lineups for eyewitnesses... but the bill could face opposition from law enforcement officials who have argued they should be able to set policies for their agencies. under senate bill 9-2-3 by state senator

scott wiener and assemblyman marc levine.... police and sheriff's departments would have to follow new policies based on techniques that researchers have found more accurate. let's take a look outside right now... chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: we enjoyed a day of unusual weather with sunshine, heavy downpours, rainbows, hail and lightning. you can see the storms rotating into the bay area with isolated thunderstorms popping up. if you get caught under one of those storms the rain can come down very hard. the showers will decrease through the night and then we can expect partly cloudy skies. more than a foot of snow has fallen across the

higher peaks in the sierra and skiers are going to love the fresh powder. on the satellite you can see the cold clouds and showers moving across the state. they should wind down as the sun sets. high pressure will then begin building in to bring dry but cool weather on friday and partly cloudy skies. it should be a nice weekend after some patchy morning fog. we should see plenty of sunshine and warmer temperatures. monday looks nice and then a few clouds return on tuesday before more sunshine and offshore winds bring fair weather until the end of next week.

(( áá v.o. / steve áá )) in washington plans are revealed to share the contents of interviews withdonald trump junior bringing praise from senator diane feinstein. (( áá v.o. / pam áá )) how bad is our traffic? so bad it's costing bay area drivers more thana thousand dollars a year, but there are

other states that are much worse.

(steve) traffic is pretty bad here in the bay area, costing the average driver around $14-hundred dollars a year.(pam) but it could be worse. according to wallethub... calfornia as a whole, is only the 4th worst state to drive in -- in the country. drivers here are better off than in maryland, washington, and hawaii. the study based its findings on four major metrics.(steve) the four were: cost of ownership, traffic and infrastructure, safety, and access to vehicles. hawaii ranked at or near the bottom of the list in all 4 categories. (steve) only hawaii had a higher

cost of ownership and maintenance than here in california. however california ranked #1 in the nation in terms of access to vehicles. (pam) and according to the study... the best place to drive in the country... is texas. (( áá v.o. / steve áá )) in the east bay a police department is apologizing for failing to provide support and protection totwo different immigrants (lawrence) and i'll have a ski report for you... coming up.

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sam liccardo announcing today that he's resigning from the f-c-c board due to the "pervasive and overwhelming influence of big telecom and industry." he's just one of many mayors around the country to protest recent moves or policies made by the trump administration.(pam) one of the biggest sources of dispute between local and federal governments right now.... is immigration. as alexandra limon reports, mayors at the annual mayors meeting in washington, are asking for solutions --- and an end to partisan bickering. mayors from around the country gathered for a conference in dc and planned to discuss infrastructure with the white housemayor richard david of

binghamton new york says that changed after attorney general jeff sessions sent a letter threatening to subpoena so called santuary cities over immigration enforcement.mayor richard david / binghamton, ny set i think somewhat of a divisive tone and alienated some of the mayors. and i thought that that was unfortunate.alexandra limon / @alexlimonewsmayors from around the country say they wish congress and the white house could move beyond partisan politics in order to find real solutions for problems like immigration reformmayor ted wheeler / portland, orand there was an opportunity yesterday afternoon to do that at the white house. unfortunately the administration decided to throw a torpedo into the mix. portland mayor ted wheeler and carolyn goodman of las vegas are concerned with finding a solution for daca recipients before the march deadline set by the trump administration. mayor carolyn goodman / las vegas, nvfor me there needs to be a pathway to citizenship, we are very compassionate in nevada, certainly in the city of las vegas and we will work toward that.most agree comprehensive immigration reform is needed.mayor steve adler / austin, tx we need to do everything we can to protect our borders. but we also have to recognize that there are a lot of people in our country that are undocumented.mayor steve adler of austin says its important to remember those immigrants are here because for decades

the united states encouraged that work force to come.in washington alexandra limon (pam) senate judiciary chairman chuck grassley says, he wants to release the transcript of donald trump junior's interview with the committee. some democrats on the committee have already been pushing to make the transcript public. the interviews from june 2016 involve a russian lawyer, trump junior, the president's son-in-law jared kushner and former trump campaign chairman paul manafort. california senator dianne feinstein applauded grassleys intention to release the transcript. (grant) breaking: a

devastating fire at a hospital and nursing home in south korea has left at least 31 people dead. 77 more people are injured...eight of them critically. the fire started on the first floor and spread...engulfing two buildings in the southern city of mir-yang. the cause is being investigated. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with another look at the four zone forecast... lawrence karnow: we enjoyed a day of unusual weather with sunshine, heavy downpours, rainbows, hail and lightning. you can see the storms rotating into the bay area with isolated thunderstorms popping up. if you get caught under one of those storms the rain can come down very hard. the showers will decrease through the night and then we

can expect partly cloudy skies. more than a foot of snow has fallen across the higher peaks in the sierra and skiers are going to love the fresh powder. on the satellite you can see the cold clouds and showers moving across the state. they should wind down as the sun sets. high pressure will then begin building in to bring dry but cool weather on friday and partly cloudy skies. it should be a nice weekend after some patchy morning fog. we should see plenty of sunshine and warmer temperatures. monday looks nice and then a few clouds return on tuesday before more sunshine and offshore winds bring fair weather until the end of next week.

here in san jose...umbrellas sprouted off and on as some pretyy decents squalls moved through the area off and on for much of the day. farther south, in morgan hill and gilroy, reports of hail along with the rain. on top of mt. hamilton, just and ever so slight dusting of snow amid temperatures in the mid 30's. and lots of these across the bay area.lots of rainbows popping up between the clouds. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news in pleasanton... a board certified pediatrician responds to reports across the country about the anti-viral medication tamiflu... and, the psychiatric side effects it's having on some patients. doctor lionel herrera says the drug is helpful for most patients battling the flu... but for those experiencing severe headaches, he says the medicine can make the problem worse and possibly cause hallucinations and depression.

he says if you or your kids experience the side effects, stop taking the drug, and the patient should return to normal shortly after. in pleasanton, philippe djegal, kron four news. sothere at in menlo park at usgs, scientists weigh in on all of those earthquakes happening recently, and what they all mean for you. i sat down with jennifer strauss with us berkeley seismology lab to get a perspective for you on all of these quakes and what is the takeaway that all of us need to know about them. for starters she says - there could be more to come. jennifer strauss/usgs: "earthquakes can beget earthquakes. they could be building up and need to readjust strain on fault, or you could have small earthquakes that lead to an event or clusters like what happens in the geysers with all little earthquakes. you can be a lot more calm during these you have a plan."here at usgs in menlo park, terisa estaico, kron4 news in concord, thieves break into a van and steal 8,000 dollars worth of tools. a big set back for a small family business. you can see it happen on security video. it happened at 2am on tuesday when two men broke into the

plumming company's van parked behind their townhouse. the burglars walked away with all the specialty plumbing tools and damaged the vans ignition trying to steal that too. maureen kelly kron4news (steve) the oakland police department admitted today that it wrongly denied visa applications to two immigrants who were victims of a crime and eligible for protection. the alameda county public defender's office discovered the mistake last week and notified police. oakland p-d then conducted an internal audit...reviewing u-visa applications starting from 2007 when they were first made available. the police department said it, quote "apologizes for any inconvenience to our community members who have been affected." (( áá v.o. / pam áá )) coming up, how the oakland a's and neighbors in town are helping the mclymonds high school football team .. get

their championship rings.

(steve) an east bay high school football team is raising money to buy championship rings. mcclymonds' high school football team beat out visalia's golden west high school in december. this win mades the team the 20-17 california division five-

double-a football champions. the team is now raising money to buy championship rings. they have set up a you-caring page with the goal of raising 25-thousand dollars. donations are compensated with oakland a's tickets and gear. the money will also go to team equipment and expenses. the team has already raised more than nine- thousand dollars. middle schoolers at a southern california school are crowdfunding for their music programs .... with the help of crypto- currencies such as bitcoin. parents say, the budget for the entire year at niguel hills middle school was just 500- dollars, or about 2- dollars per student. so they are crowdfunding to enable the students to continue doing something they love."music is the last thing i would do for homework. and it's not really homework. i just enjoy it." "it gives me a new vision on things, kind of like a new pair of eyes." the online fundraiser

accepts traditional currencies as well. it will help pay for trips to performances, like this one last year at disneyland. in sports -- after barry bonds missed being inducted to the hall of fame for the sixth straight year. warriors head coach, steve kerr spoke why he deserves to immortalized in cooperstown. plus -- the n-b-a all- star teams are set. our sports director, gary radnich will tell us who steph curry and lebron james selected for their teams. he has all the sports coming up

the nba all star teams were announced today for the first time this season... it won't be east versus west. steph curry and lebron

james were named captains for having the most votes in their conference the order of their selections was not released we start with curry's team -- joining the two-time m-v-p will be james harden, demar derozan, giannis antetokounmpogiannis derozan, harden, demar derozan, harden, demar derozan, giannis antetokounmpo , and joel embiid on his bench he will have teammates, klay thompson and draymond green. lebron's team on paper looks to me more dominant than curry's with the first pick -- its believed lebron took kevin durant followed by kyrie irving... and pelicans' big men, anthony davis and demarcus cousins. on his bench he has russell westbrook, john wall, kristaps prozingis, lamarcus aldridge, and lamarcus aldridge, and lamarcus prozingis, lamarcus aldridge, and teammate... kevin love kevin durant's apology to the officials didn't work the warriors all-star was fined 15-thousand dollars for critizing the refs. durant

accused james williams of targetting him in several plays on tuesday night against the knicks. kd was ejected in the fourth quarter after getting his second technical. today the officials appreciated durant's gesture in a tweet by saying "apology accepted". next month the players association will the officials in hopes of putting tension to rest. since the cavaliers played the warriors in christmas cleveland has lost 10 of their last 13 games. today head coach, tyronn

lue announced making changes to their lineup. the cavs are replacing jae crowder with tristan thompson. kevin love will go back to his natural position at power forward. cleveland has been among the worst defensive teams in the nba. they've allowed opponents to score 114 or more points in six of their last eight games.

a day after barry bonds and roger clemens failed to be inducteed into the hall of fame for the sixth straight year warriors head coach, steve kerr on a radio interview explains why major league baseball needs make it right and immortalized bonds, clemens and even pete rose.

colin kaepernick might have another chance to play professional football again w-w-e founder and chairman, vince mcmahon announced that he's bringing back the x-f-l in 2020. mcmahon and n-b-c launched the league in 2001, but it only lasted one season. he says this time the x-f-l will not rely on cheerleaders and player antics. mcmahon will be the only league owner. it will feature eight teams with 40-man rosters. they will play ten games -- four teams will make the playoffs. the league would start in early february... after the n-f-l season ends. mcmahon explains why he decided to bring it back. "our league will do with politics, absolutely nothing, and nothing to do with social issues either. we're there to play football. we want really good football, and i think that's what fans want as well. when they tune in i don't know if they want to be dealing with political issues and things of that nature. they want good football. that's what we're going to deliver."

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joined women's marches around the world last weekend. kansas city was the home of one of those marches... all thanks to a nine-year-old girl. bella kiki was watching the news friday morning when she learned there would not be a march in kansas city. bella's father-- reverend randy fikki-- told her no one had planned a march... so bella suggested he plan one... and it took off from there. fikki made some calls. just 24 hours later, hundreds of people showed up to march. (reverend randy fikki, bella's father): "knowing that my daughter will become and be that same inspiration for maybe her family, maybe her community, and ultimately, her world, she's gonna do big things."(bella kiki, women's march (bella kiki, women's march supporter): "we can do the same things as boys can." around 300 people showed up... all thanks to bella and

her father. there were speakers, performances, people coming out of restaurants to greet them, and drivers honking as they went by. bella says she plans on participating in similar marches every year. (pam) facebook experienced problems today. a widespread outage with thousands of users reporting they were unable to log- in... or view pictures on the site. naturally, people took to twitter to complain. the bay area, l-a, and the northeast appeared to be the hardest hit by the outage in the u.s. (pam) facebook released a statement acknowledging there was a technical issue -- and saying, it has been resolved. but you can see lingering problems on this updated outage map from 'down detector' -- parts of japan are affected as well. http://downdetect or.com/status/facebook/map/ (pam)before we go --let's get one final check of the weather with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. (lawrence)

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