crew headed to the scene and we will bring you more information as it becomes available. (vicki) our other top story tonight: new video showing the moment a police officer is hit by a car... while trying to stop a sideshow in the east bay. and we are learning new details about the teenagers accused in the crime. good evening i'm vicki liviakis. (grant) and i'm grant lodes. the officer is in the hospital with serious injuries tonight. kron 4's haaziq maduyn has a closer look at the video - we want to warn you...some people will find this video disturbing. pkgit is shocking video, a richmond police officer injured after being rundown by a driver trying to escape an illegal sideshow. it happened sunday at around 1:20am here at the intersection of marina parkway and regatta blvd. richmond police chief allwyn brown says by sunday afternoon two suspects were arrestedsot chief brown says the vehicle was

abandoned a short distance from where it struck the officer. the suspects were arrested after they went to the south san francisco police department to report the vehicle stolen which chief brown says was just the break his investigators needed to catch the two suspectssotchief allwyn brown/richmond police department: "once we found the car we knew who the registeded owner was and we could communicate the fact that we had the car to all of the law enforcement agencies in the area in the event that the owner wanted to report it stolen or missing and that led us to the couple that was in the car, one of them bein the registered owner and that led to the arrest">the location where the sideshow occurred is just a few blocks away from the richmond police station melinda szally lives in the area. she says she can't believe 50 vehicles gathered for a sideshow so close to police headquarters chief brown says going

forward his officers will use drone technology to capture images of people attending sideshowssot

aircraft. if convicted... he faces a fine of 11-thousand dollars per laser strike. (vicki) happening now... investigators in the east bay are trying to figure out what caused a plane to crash. the single-engine plane was discovered around ten this morning. it was found on federal land south of military ocean terminal concord. that's a military base in concord. federal officials say the crash happened sometime over the weekend. according to an f-a-a spokesperson... the one person onboard was killed. federal firefighters called the county coroner's office about the fatality. the faa and ntsb are investigating the cause of the crash. (vicki) and kron four was the first to tell you about the plane crash. we sent a push alert through our mobile app. download the kron-4 news app to always get the latest breaking news alerts. (vicki) two people were injured sunday in two separate shootings in san francisco's mission district. police say the first was a drive-by shooting. it happened around one am near 22nd and mission streets.

authorities say a bystander was injured in that shooting. she is expected to be okay. police say the second shooting happened just blocks away. shots rang out just before ten pm near 22nd and shotwell streets. the victim tells police he heard a loud bang then realized he'd been shot. authorities say the man saw a vehicle leaving the scene. the man is expected to be okay. (grant) a youth basketball coach who is also a registered sex offender... has been arrested in the east bay. and now there are growing concerns that there could be more victims...becaus e police say the suspect was using an alias. kron four's terisa estacio is live in hayward with more on this developing story terisa? (estacio) hayward police really crediting a smart mother tonight with breaking this case - it all started a few weeks ago, when a man approached a teen at a local high school here in hayward offering him some one on one basketball lessons. that's when the teens mom stepped in. (estacio)this is melvin allen, at least that is the alias

police say he was using while approaching a teen here at mt. eden high school in hayward. police say melvin offered basketball lessons here at city sports in hayward through his company evolution sports - the teen mentioned the interaction with melvin to his mom who got involved.sgt. rueben pola, hayward pd. 'the parent met with the person and after meeting got on the internet and found melvin allen was not allen, he was melving flemings and he is registered sex offender.sgt. pola says the mom then went straight to the police, a sting was set up, and on friday night, flemings thinking he was meeting up with the teen at a friday night game, was cuffed at mt. eden high school. sgt. pola. he was arrested on failure to devuldge that the was a registered sex offender to a parent. and failure to notify school to come on campus. now, the investigation is in high gear with police trying to track down why flemings was in hayward in the first place. and how widespread is his possible crimes. his address is in citrus heights in the sacramento area where back in july, he was busted for again offering basketball lessons to a minor and not revealing his sex offender status.pola. we want the public to know, we appreciate his mom stepping up, and not we are looking into whether others have had contact with him, melvin flemmings or evolution sports, to let us know about it.

(estacio reporting live) melvin flemmings has no affliation with mt. eden high school or city sports, so police are looking into how it was he was on campus, how he got in contact with the teen and how he knew about the teen playing basketball much more on this story to come on kron four news at 6 hayward police really crediting a

(vicki) a bay area ballet instructor has been arrested on suspicion of child molestation. according to the contra costa county district attorney's office... viktor kabaniaev was taken into custody friday at his home. the d-a says kabaniaev works in contra costa and san mateo counties... this includes the westlake school for the performing arts in daly city. he was arrested at this san mateo home on 16 counts of sexual assault of a child under 14-years-old. (grant) in the south bay... the man killed fire in santa clara yesterday has been identified. authorities say james strong was found inside the condo that went up in flames. fire officials say... when they found strong he was in cardia arrest. authorities say strong was taken to the hospital where he died. no one else was injured in the fire. the cause remains under

investigation. (vicki) happening now... crews continue to clean up the san jose state university campus after part of it flooded over the weekend. an underground pipe burst... causing the mess. kron 4's camila bernal has an update on the work being done. crews worked throughout the day to clean up and to fix the broken water pipe.but school officials saying this did not affect classes or any campus activities despite a lot of students thinking that it would the pipe runs underground between two university residence halls: campus village 2 and campus village c. the water was gushing out of the pipe and into the san carlos paseo and the 9th street paseo. san jose water company crews were here last night and they were expected to be here all day not only to fix the pipe but also to clean up the debris. i spoke to some students and this is how they described it:i just saw niagara falls on san jose state. it just came out of nowhere and all of a sudden i saw that it was heading to student union and event center and i was just like oh my god are we even going to have school because it was like a lake on my opinioni was hoping

classes were going to be cancelled but i didn't know what the extent of the water was crews also focused on cleaning the student welness center and the union building school officials said water services on campus were not affected.reporting in san jose, camila bernal kron 4 news. (vicki) and water service is now restored to people who live in hayward after a water main break. it happened yesterday at highland boulevard and margaret drive... that's near the busy mission boulevard. a pipe ruptured... causing the roadway to buckle and a sinkhole to develop... sending muddy water to flow down the street. a car was almost swallowed in that sinkhole. some homes in the neighborhood were flooded. crews are still trying to

figure out what caused the water main break... but say pipes can fail after period of rain. after period of pipes can fail after period of rain. (grant) the woman with bay area roots known as the 'serial stowaway' has been arrestedyet again...(vicki) and it's the second time this month the problem began at chicago's o'hare airport. catherine heenan is here with the latest on marilyn hartman... (catherine) marilyn hartman has yet another mug shot to her name... her most recent arrest happened early yesterday when she was spotted at o'hare airport... authorities in chicago were on alert since the 66-year-old managed to sneak onto a plane at o-hare without a ticket january 14th -- and fly to london. bay area authorities know her all too well.....since hartman managed to sneak onto a plane at san jose's airport in 2014 -- and fly to l-a. as for her latest arrest - it means that hartman

violated the conditions of her bail setonly last week by a chicago judge who warned her repeatedly to stay away from airports. this is video taken after her release from custody in the bay area. hartman livedin the bay area for a time and is now listed as an illinois resident. she's due back in court later this week and faces charges including misdemeanor trespassing.. hartman is being held in the cook county jail. grant and vicki? (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: there were plenty of high clouds today that helped to keep temperatures down today. it was still dry and that is a trend that will take us throught the rest of the week. a look at doppler radar shows

dry conditions around the bay area and most of the state. on the satellite image you can see that most of the rain is going well to the north as high pressure begins to build in. this will become a very dominant ridge that will keep the storm track north with above normal temperatures and maybe even some record warm temperatures late in the week. for tomorrow we'll see a little more sunshine with slightly warmer weather. highs will be in the low to mid 60s. the weather may cool a little on wednesday and thursday. by friday an offshore wind will bring some temperatures back into the 70s through the weekend. (grant) coming up... a warning about hackers targeting a-t-ms... why this (grant) coming up...

a warning about hackers targeting a-t-ms... why this time... they are giving away money... instead of taking it. (vicki) a disturbing delivery in the south bay... after two employees are seen pushing raw pork in shopping carts.

(grant) new video tonight

(vicki) and we're just six days away from the super bowl... between the patriots and eagles.(grant) and tonight we're kicking off our coverage of the super bowl... anthony calhoun joins us live from minneapolis with more on the site where the two teams will battle on sunday. (anthony) hello from the twin cities - the teams are here as media day gets underway as media day teams are here twin cities - the hello from the hello from the twin cities - the teams are here as media day gets underway tonight. it can be a long week for the players gearing up for the big game taking place at this stadium behind me that cost over one billon dollar to build.us bank stadiumone of the best venues in the nflfrom its seats closer to the action than any in the nfl - to it's incredible fan experience - and come sunday it will play host to the biggest game in football. lester bagley: "the community worked on it for 12 years with the legislature to get it

funded and then it took four years to designed and build it. so it actually took 16 years from the day we started to the day we opened it and now a couple years later we're hosting super bowl 52.lester bagley, the vice president of public affairs for the vikings told me the reason this building was built was to host the big game.the stadium opened in 2016 - it seats over 66-thousand and even though it's fairly new - the folks in minneapolis believe it will grab the attention of america. lester bagley: "it's got this 60 percent clear roof which lets the natural light in and then the west side to the pivoting doorsthey have five 95 feet x55 feet doors that are the largest in the world that open. so it's kind of an indoor outdoor building but we'll make it an indoor building for the super bowl." and what about the halftime show - with justin timberlakebagley feels this stadium is the perfect venue for that.lester bagley: "we've had a prince tribute here, we've had lots of good music we've had metallica, we've had u2 so the building has had some great concerts and the nfl with the justin timberlake halftime show is really excited."(anthony)bagley told the only thing that would get the city even more excited would be having their vikings play in the super bowl and of course they were just one win away from doing just that!

(grant) back here in the bay

area... a white nationalist group is claiming responsibility... for hanging a banner mocking sanctuary cities -- over the yerba buena tunnel on treasure island. (vicki) the sign read "danger" in big red letters. kron 4's lydia pantazes has the story. the sign was put up on the north east side of the north east side of the yuerba buena tunnel.it read "danger" in red letters and "sanctuary city ahead" with a skull and crossbones on both sides of the poster. it was visible to bay bridge motorists driving west on interstate 80 but was quickly removed.identity evropa claimed responsibility for the sign on twitter and said it was a public service announcement. identity evropa is a white supremacist organization and designated as

a hate group, according to the southern poverty law center. the organization attempts to recruit college-age, white students to discuss white interests.it was founded in march 2016 by nathan damigo, a 31-year-old marine and student at cal state stanislaus.we spoke with pepople on the embarcadero about what they thought about that sign. "everyone is entitled to their own opinion, i think it's a very stupid one. but at the end of the day the world takes a lot of people to live in it. and their view point i disagree with , yes. but as long as they do it on their own time and they sort of do it away from us" damigo gained notoriety in april when he punched a woman at a pro trump rally in berkeley.reporting live in san francisco, lydia pantazes kron4 news. (grant) the secret service is warning u.s. financial institutions about a typeof cyber-attack that targets a-t-m's....(vicki) catherine heenan is here with more on the problem - known as "jackpotting."

(catherine) this warning isn't really aimed at the a-t-m customer.... the big headache is for the banks and other financial institutions operating the machines... the problem -- the crime involves rigging a-t-m's to spit out huge amounts of cash -- like a jackpot in a casino. it happens after either malicious software of hardware has been installed. the secret service says the criminals range from individuals to international crime syndicates. sometimes they even pretend to be repair crews - 'fixing' the machines. federal agents have seen about a dozen cases across the country - including the pacific northwest and the mid-atlantic region. but the problem is getting worse. 'jackpotting' has been a trend in europe and mexico....and authorities say it was only a matter of time before it reached the u.s. grant and vicki? (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow.

lawrence karnow: there were plenty of high clouds today that helped to keep temperatures down today. it was still dry and that is a trend that will take us throught the rest of the week. a look at doppler radar shows dry conditions around the bay area and most of the state. on the satellite image you can see that most of the rain is going well to the north as high pressure begins to build in. this will become a very dominant ridge that will keep the storm track north with above normal temperatures and maybe even some record warm temperatures late in the week. for tomorrow we'll see a little more sunshine with slightly warmer weather. highs will be in the low to mid 60s. the weather may cool a little on wednesday and thursday. by friday an offshore wind will bring some temperatures back into the 70s through the weekend. (vicki) still ahead... a

muni driver is hijacked... and tonight police are looking for the suspect. we'll explain what happened. (grant) and after the break... a warning if you eat at panera bread. a certain product is being recalled because it could make you sick.

panera bread fans you might want to be careful. the company is recalling all of its two-ounce and eight-ounce cream cheese products due to possible listeria contamination. (grant) health officials say a recent sample tested positive for the bacteria. it's recalling all products with an expiration date on or before april second of this year. no illnesses have been reported. (grant) next at 5:30... president trump is just a day away from his first state of the union. we'll have a preview of what's expected in his speech... coming up. (vicki) and after the break... disturbing

images showing raw meat being delivered to a store in the south bay... details on the investigation now underway. at&t has a network with thousands of best-in-class security experts. which means... more of the eye balls you want watching the network... & less of the ones you don't... more experts preventing security issues & less security threats impacting our customers. more of a highly secure network with more security products available for further protection & less per month than comcast for business internet. switch to at&t internet for business. more & less - that's the power of &. (grant) back to our

breaking news tonight... police are investigating an officer involved shooting in san jose. and we have just learned in the last 5

minutes that a suspect is in custody... and is currently in the hospital. the shooting was on feller avenue.. between story road and alum rock avenue.we have a crew headed to the scene and we will bring you more information as it becomes available. (2-shot/grant) more now on the those viral images of what is being characterized as the unauthorized delivery of raw pork to a market in san jose. (2-shot/vicki) as kron four's rob fladeboe reports, the health department is now investigating what the whistle blower described as a whole new level of gross. it appeared to be business as usual here at the 99 ranch market off hostetter road in san jose. but some customers told me they would not be buying any pork products just now after another customer blew the whistle on this. loretta seto posted these pictures on facebook, which have gone viral. they show raw pork being delivered to the market ina shopping cart. gurmit/sainiin a statement, 99 ranch market apologized to it's customers, pointing the

finger at it's vendor. the modesto bee reports that the vendor, jim's farm meat company, of modesto, has fired the employees who were not following standard protocols. the viral photos show the raw pork in a costco shopping cart. across the street, at costco, i spoke with a very concerned brenda hamid, who shops at both stores.brenda hamid/customer"....absolutely, i was shocked when i saw that a shopping cart was being used to transport raw meat..."the health department confirmed it will be conducting a thorough investigation into the complaints and will take appropriate action as needed to ensure public safety. 99 ranch market says that it is committed to food safety and customer satisfaction but gurmit saini, for one, says he will be avoiding the meat counter altogether for a while just the samegurmit saini "....i bought fish today instead, no more meat for me...."in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news

(grant) happening now... san francisco police are looking for a man they say threatened a muni bus driver with a gun. it happened around 9:30 last night near near sunnydale avenue and santos street...couple blocks from the cow palace. authorities say the man boarded the bus. claming to have a gun... the man told the driver to take him to a specific location. but after one block the man got off the bus and took off. the driver and two passengers on-board were not injured. (grant) a warning for people in the north bay ... after mulitple car burglaries in petaluma. seven cars were broken into at seven different parking lots across petaluma on friday night. police say it happened between

4:30 p-m and 9:30 p-m. most cars were targeted near businesses on mcdowell blvd. police say to not leave anything in a car that would attract attention. they say in five out of seven cases ... things like electronics and purses are left in plain view. (vicki) the nation's number two f-b-i official has suddenly announced that he's stepping down...(grant) deputy director andrew mccabe was expected to retire in mid- march....but abruptly moved up the date - amid public criticism from the president. catherine heenan is here with the latest on mccabe's departure.. (catherine) andrew mccabe has come under fire in recent weeks from president trump and his allies...over the f-b-i's handling of the hillary clinton e-mail investigation.. also his connections to anti-trump messages sent between two fbi employees duringlast year's presidential campaign... as to why he's suddenly leaving now....the new york times is reporting thatmccabe told friends that he felt pressure from the bureau's boss.

but there's also speculation that it's tied to today's decision by republicans to releasea document on alleged f-b-i abuses. mccabe's departure came up at the white house briefing......but earlier, president trumprefused to answer any questions on him. reporter - president trump - have you heard about andrew mccabe's resignation? president - thank you. sarah sanders/white house press secretary: the president wasn't part of this decision making process and we would refer you to the fbi. the president stands by his previous comments but in terms of the situation today as i just said we've seen the reports just as all of you have we don't have any specific comments. mccabe's resignation is effective today...( landing vo ) david bowditch has been appointed acting deputy director. grant and vicki? (grant) tonight...members of congress are on their way back to washington ahead of president trump's first state of the union address...which

will be tomorrow night.(vicki) and as white house correspondent mark meredith explains, the president is expected to focus his agenda on three important topics. nat of trump: "i hope its gonna be good, we worked on it hard"president trump says he's optimistic his first state of the union address will be well received by both congress and the public.and white house sources say the president will focus on three key goals: rebuilding america's infrastructure, passing comprehensive immigration reform, and investing in the nations' economy.nat: "president trump is one of the most in the numbers guys i've ever seen"kevin hassett is the chairman of the president's council of economic advisors. he says in the speech, the president will promote the recently passed republican tax bill.but also ask americans to re-think how much growth is still possible."he understand why the middle class hasn't kept up, and he's got policies that will hit on that, and the economy is starting to respond to that"the president is also expected to ask congress to spend hundreds of billions of dollars to improve american infrastructure. but gary nordlinger, a , says don't expect the president to how to fund it"on tuesday, the president is also expected to address another funding request.the white southern border wall."he's going to have to give the democrats

something, the democrats are going to have to give him something, and the republicans are going to have to go along with it"but experts admit getting anything won't be easy. and that tuesday's speech only sets up the agenda, not the outcome.in washington, i'm mark meredith. (grant) and kron four will have complete coverage of the state of the union.... we are airing the president's speech tomorrow night at 6:00. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... to check on time now to check on our weather...

with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: there were plenty of high clouds today that helped to keep temperatures down today. it was still dry and that is a trend that will take us throught the rest of the week. a look at doppler radar shows dry conditions around the bay area and most of the state. on the satellite image you can see that most of the rain is going well to the north as high pressure begins to build in. this will become a very dominant ridge that will keep the storm track north with above normal temperatures and maybe even some record warm temperatures late in the week. for tomorrow we'll see a little more sunshine with slightly warmer weather. highs will be in the low to mid 60s. the weather may cool a little on wednesday and thursday. by friday an offshore wind will bring some temperatures back into the 70s through the weekend.

(vicki) coming up... an emergency landing in the middle of a busy freeway... and tonight we are hearing from the hero pilot. (grant) plus... a dangerous new internet challenge... leads to a teenager being shot in the head. we'll explain how it happened.

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internet challenge is becoming popular among teenagers. and this one involves using a gun. it's called the "no lacking challenge"... and a teenager in tennessee was shot in the head because of it. on youtube, videos of the no lackin challenge show people pulling guns on their friends - and then other person pulls out a gun too. but in the videos, no one pulls the trigger. in memphis last week... a 21-year-old man was sitting at a diner with his friends, playing the challenge. that is when he accidentally pulled the trigger and shot his 17-year-old friend. the teen remains in critical condition tonight. (vicki) still ahead... a search underway for a wild animal that escaped from a zoo... and you might mistake it for a house cat...

we'll explain.

tonight we're hearing form a pilot who made a daring emergency landing on a southern california freeway. reporter tom wait has the story. a small plane made an emergency landing on the 55 freeway in costa mesa sunday evening.the pilot - a 25- year-old named izzy slod - and his passenger were able to walk away without injury.john wayne airport said the plane lost an engine over the ocean and was able to make it over newport beach before having to ditch on the road.several lanes of the northbound 55 were shut while officials investigated the circumstances of the landing.slod, who said he's had about seven years of flying time, wasn't even sure how he did it.he was taking off from san diego and lost power about a mile out, over the ocean. strong santa ana winds he said made it hard to get back to an airport in orange county.witnesses told wait it was miraculous that the plane touched down the way it did, was able to go through an underpass and not clip any vehicles."it boils down to just simply turning," slod said, "that's what it is.""you don't have a choice," he said, "you have maybe a minute, or two minutes to figure something out and make decisions. and i went with my gut on the freeway. i didn't know there was a freeway there

and i didn't know if i could make it. but it paid off this time. ""a lot of luck," he said, matter-of-fact, "and i'm not a big believer, but definitely a miracle."slod's passenger, daniel gross, was equally nonplussed."i fly frequently. and you're trained when you lose power to look for open areas. and we tried to make it to the airport but we had pretty strong winds blowing us away from the airport right now." (grant) a rare cat at a zoo in utah...has escaped. 10-month-old mushu-- a rare pallas cat went missing

yesterday. zoo keepers believe mushu is still on zoo property. infrared cameras caught the eight-pound feline getting out of his enclosure. (erica hansen/utah's hogle zoo): "they are all fluff. they are full of all this fur, which helps keep them warm in the cold temperatures but it also means they can really condense and fit into all sorts of tight places and nooks and crannies." keepers are getting creative trying to catch mushu, even using his mom's sounds to lure him back. zoo staff says mushu is not dangerous... the zoo remains open as they search for the elusive cat. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: there were

plenty of high clouds today that helped to keep temperatures down today. it was still dry and that is a trend that will take us throught the rest of the week. a look at doppler radar shows dry conditions around the bay area and most of the state. on the satellite image you can see that most of the rain is going well to the north as high pressure begins to build in. this will become a very dominant ridge that will keep the storm track north with above normal temperatures and maybe even some record warm temperatures late in the week. for tomorrow we'll see a little more sunshine with slightly warmer weather. highs will be in the low to mid 60s. the weather may cool a little on wednesday and thursday. by friday an offshore wind will bring some temperatures back into the 70s through the weekend.

(vicki) let's get a check on what we are working for on kron4 news at six. pam moore is standing by in the newsroom, pam? thanks vicki - coming up new tonight at six.. a look at the extreme measures being taken at churches and schools .... to stop the spread of the flu. plus - what could be the first indication - that flu season has finally hit its peak. also new tonight.. details on the bay area police chase that crossed two bridges.. we have new photographs... all next at six, vicki back to you and

grant. thanks pam, we'll see you at six. (grant) next at 5... we'll take a look at some of the biggest moments from the grammy awards.

(grant) some of the tickets for president trump's first state of the union address included a typo. they read "state of the uniom" -- with an "m." the tickets are issued by the office of the sergeant at arms

and door-keeper. they're provided for spouses and guests of members of congress and give access to seats in the gallery. it's unclear how many of the tickets printed had typos. but...all affected tickets have been reprinted and are in the process of being re- distributed. and a reminder... we will carry that speech live right here on kron 4. (vicki) people are still talking about last night's grammy's... from the political statements to calls for social justice.(grant) entertainment tonight's kevin frazier has the headlines from new york it was also a night of some powerful collaborations includingrising hip hop star cardi band the night's biggest winner, bruno mars."oh man, thank you, thank you go do much"of course, the night belonged to bruno. he grabbed six grammys, beating jay z for record, song and album of the year.but it was the mars- cardi b duet that still had people talking.cardi pumped it

up, busting serious moves for a remix of bruno's hit "finesse". backstage, she fan-girled out after receiving a handwritten note passed to her from u2's bono. " bono. //p/u he knows me. p/u , i can't believe it,of course a big part of the ceremony and red carpet, were the stars wearingwhite rose in solidarity with vitims of sexual and workplace harassment.you to now have the music industry joining in this conversationyeah i mean i think honestly probably as far as entertainment wise it probably led with keshaafter coming forward with sexual assault allegations against music producer dr. luke, allegations he's denied, kesha made her very first grammy performance a rallying cry of sorts, as bebe rexha, cindy lauper, camila cabello, julia michaels, and andra day, joined her for her single

"praying." there's a reason it touched us specifically we can't just lay dormant, we have to do something about it we'll have much more grammy coveragetonight on e-t, i'm kevin frazier, back to you (vicki) a reminder... entertainment tonight airs right here on kron 4... it's at 7:30... right after inside edition. and then kron4 news returns for three hours of prime time news, starting at 8:00. (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(granti) steve aveson and pam moore are here with what we are working on for kron 4 news at six. (steve) thanks grant and vicki..coming up new tonight at six.. new details about the past of the sex offender accused of trying to lure local teens. just how similar his latest alleged crime is to one he's been accused of previously.(pam) then -- shocking new video showing the moments an east bay officer was hit while trying to stop a sideshow. tonight - why police say the teen suspects in the crime actually showed up at the police station on their own.

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and do your thing. (pam) new details about a convicted sex offender.. arrested. police say he used an alias and tried to offer private basketball lessons to an unspecting teen. now, kron four news is learning, the suspect has been arrested before for a very similar crime. good evening i'm pam moore.(steve) and i'm steve aveson. kron four's terisa estacio has been working on this story for us and joins us live from hayward.. terisa - what did you learn about the suspect's past. (estacio)an alarming case here in hayward tonight a suspect, seemingly preying on teens promising to improve their

basketball skills, but come to find out he is a registered sex offender now a big investigation into this man and what other crimes he may have committed.(estacio)sgt. rueben pola. he is from citrus heights, so we are contacting ch pd, we are reaching out to other police departemnts, sacramento and bay area to see if he contacted other students, and failed to disclose.sgt. pola is with the hayward police department and he is talking about melvin allen his alias here in hayward, but his real name is melvin flemings. in 2011 he was convicted on using a minor for production of an obscene matter. part of his sentence, a lifetime sex offender registration. however, recently police say he used an alias melvin allen. police say melvin offered basketball lessons here at city sports in hayward through his company evolution sports - the teen mentioned the interaction with melvin to his mom who got involved.sgt. rueben pola, hayward pd. 'the parent met with the person and after meeting got on the internet and found melvin allen was not allen, he was melving flemings and he is registered sex offender.sgt. pola says the mom then went straight to the police, a sting was set up, and on friday night, flemings thinking he was meeting up with the teen at a friday

night game, was cuffed at mt. eden high school. sgt. pola. he was arrested on failure to devuldge that the was a registered sex offender to a parent. and failure to notify school to come on campus. and check this out, in july of 2017, flemings busted for the same offense in roseville. now police very concerned are launching an all out investigation on flemings and his activities. sgt. pola. how did he gain access to the student? that is part of our investigation, how did he get access to school, how did he find out these individuals. we want the public to know about him. if they know about evolution to tell us about it.(estacio) hayward police really crediting a smart mom for stepping in and alerting them she came to police immediately after her son said he was approached by flemings. she found him on meghans law.

(steve) a ballet instructor was taken into custody after authorites say he molested a child. according to the contra costa county district attorney's office... viktor kabaniaev was taken into custody friday at his home. the d-a says kabaniaev works in contra costa and san mateo counties... this includes the westlake school for the performing arts in daly city. he was arrested at this san mateo home on 16 counts of sexual assault of a child under 14-years-old. (steve) breaking news we are following... a suspect is in custody after an officer involved shooting in san jose. it happened on feller avenue.. between story road and alum rock avenue. the suspect is now in the hospital. we have a crew headed to the scene and we will bring

you more information as it becomes available. (pam) disturbing new video showing the moment a driver strikes a police officer... in the line of duty. the officer was trying to break-up an illegal sideshow ... which was happening a few blocks away from the police station in an east bay city... kron4's haaziq madyun has details regarding the arrests of two teenage suspects pkgit is shocking video, a richmond police officer injured after being rundown by a driver trying to escape an illegal sideshow. it happened sunday at around 1:20am here at the intersection of marina parkway and regatta blvd. richmond police chief allwyn brown says by sunday afternoon two suspects were arrestedsot chief brown says the vehicle was abandoned a short distance from where it struck the

officer. the suspects were arrested after they went to the south san francisco police department to report the vehicle stolen which chief brown says was just the break his investigators needed to catch the two suspectssotchief allwyn brown/richmond police department: "once we found the car we knew who the registeded owner was and we could communicate the fact that we had the car to all of the law enforcement agencies in the area in the event that the owner wanted to report it stolen or missing and that led us to the couple that was in the car, one of them bein the registered owner and that led to the arrest">the location where the sideshow occurred is just a few blocks away from the richmond police station melinda szally lives in the area. she says she can't believe 50 vehicles gathered for a sideshow so close to police headquarters

pretty powerless for this to happen right in their back yard">chief brown says going forward his officers will use drone technology to capture images of people attending sideshowssot

concord. the single- engine plane was discovered around ten- this morning. it was found on federal land, south of military ocean terminal concord. that's a military base in concord. federal officials say, the crash happened sometime over the weekend. according to an f-a-a spokesperson ... the one person onboard.. was killed. federal firefighters called the county coroner's office about the fatality.. that person's name has not been released. the f-a-a and n-t-s-b are investigating the cause of the crash. (steve) happening now... pacifica police are looking for a man who hit a pedestrian with his car .. then drove away. it happened at the intersection of manor drive and oceana boulevard on friday night. the woman was walking in the cross walk when she was hit by a silver s-u-v. officials say the driver initially stopped his car and spoke to the woman... but then drove away. the woman suffered injuries to her face and lower body. (pam) a white nationalist group is claiming responsibility .... for hanging a banner over the

yerba buena tunnel on treasure island.... mocking 'sanctuary cities' -- . take a look at this picture from yesterday... it reads "danger" in red letters and "sanctuary city ahead" with a skull and crossbones on both sides of the poster. it was quickly removed. "identity evropa" claimed responsibility for the sign on twitter ... and said it was a public service announcement. people who spoke to kron four had mixed feelings about the sign. (pam) the southern poverty law center designated 'identity evropa' as a hate group and a white supremacist organization. it was founded in 20-16 by nathan damigo... he gained notoriety last april, when he punched a woman at a pro- trump rally in berkeley. (steve) breaking news...

republicans on the house intelligence committee voted to released a classified memo. it alleges that the f-b-i and justice department improperly used government surveillance during the investigation into russian election interference and contacts with president trump's campaign. that is according to california congressman adam schiff. he says democrats on the committee voted against releasing the memo. the memo addresses allegations against president trump compiled by a former british spy, and questions over whether it was used to obtain surveillance warrants. (pam) in national news... president trump is preparing to deliver his first 'state of the union' address tomorrow. aides say, it aims to be more optimistic than usual, but it comes... as reports the president tried to fire special counsel robert mueller ... are shining a spotlight on the russia probe. kaitlan collins reports. president trump -- gearing up for his first state of the union address --where he is expected to tout the economic progress of his first year in

office while rallying support behind key legislative initiatives like infrastructure and immigration. marc short/white house legislative affairs director"i think the president is going to talk about how america is back." the immigration plan unveiled by the white house last week would provide a pathway to citizenship for nearly 2 million undocumented immigrants in exchange for 25 billion dollars to fund the president's border wall. the plan would also make major changes to legal immigration -- a key sticking point that democrats have called "dead on arrival" nancy pelosi/(d) house minority leader"that plan is a campaign to make america white again."sen. joe manchin/(d) west virginia"we don't need that type of rhetoric on either side. the president's laid out what he wants. that's a good starting point." the president's high profile speech coming amid controversy over mr. trump's reported attempt to fire special counsel robert mueller last june. marc short/white house legislative affairs director"the president's never intimated to me in any way the desire to fire mueller." republicans warning the

president against taking this step.sen. lindsey graham/(r) south carolina "everybody in the white house knows it would be the end of president trump's presidency if he fired mr. mueller." but showing little urgency to take action on two bipartisan bills that would protect the special counsel. sen. susan collins/(r) maine"it certainly wouldn't hurt to put that extra safeguard in place given the latest stories, but again, i have faith in the deputy attorney general." rep. kevin mccarthy/(r) california"i don't think there's a need for legislation. right now there is not an issue, so why create one when there isn't a place for it?"the majority of democrats arguing that congress must take action. sen. richard blumenthal/(d) connecticut"there's a credible case of obstruction of justice against the president of the united states."cnn has learned that in recent weeks mr. trump has been complaining about wanting to fire deputy attorney general rod rosenstein as well. rosenstein oversees mueller and the special counsel investigation. the new york times reports that the controversial memo, spearheaded by house intelligence chairman devin nunes, reveals that rosenstein approved an application to extend the surveillance of former trump campaign associate carter page last spring. indicating "that republicans may be moving to seize on rosenstein's role as they seek to undermine" the special (pam) that was kaitlan collins reporting. and we will have complete coverage of the state of the union.... we are (pam) that was kaitlan collins

reporting. and we will have complete coverage of the state of the union.... we are airing the president's speech tomorrow night at 6:00. (steve) a live look outside right now... (pam) as we get our first look at the four zone forecast with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: there were plenty of high clouds today that helped to keep temperatures down today. it was still dry and that is a trend that will take us throught the rest of the week. a look at doppler radar shows dry conditions around the bay area and most of the state. on the satellite image you can see that most of the rain is going well to the north as high pressure begins to build in. this will become a very dominant ridge that will keep the storm track north with above normal temperatures and maybe even some record warm temperatures late in the week. for we'll see a little more sunshine with slightly warmer weather. highs will be in the low to mid 60s. the weather may cool a little on wednesday and thursday. by friday an offshore wind will bring some temperatures back into the 70s through the weekend.

(( áá v.o. / pam áá )) there's a new push in sacramento to guarantee a place for mothers to nurse in the workplace.. we've got a supporter in studio (( áá v.o. / steve áá )) c-h-p have to cross two different bridges in the bay area to track downa driver who leads them on a dangerous chase. (( áá v.o / pam áá )) pictures of raw pork being rolled into a local costco ... raisingconcerns in the south bay.. we've got an update

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blew the whistle on this. loretta seto posted these pictures on facebook, which have gone viral. they show raw pork being delivered to the market ina shopping cart. gurmit/sainiin a statement, 99 ranch market apologized to it's customers, pointing the finger at it's vendor. the modesto bee reports that the vendor, jim's farm meat company, of modesto, has fired the employees who were not following standard protocols. the viral photos show the raw pork in a costco shopping cart. across the street, at costco, i spoke with a very concerned brenda hamid, who shops at both stores.brenda hamid/customer"....absolutely, i was shocked when i saw that a shopping cart was being used to transport raw meat..."the santa clara count health department says it is taking immediate steps to conduct a thorough investigation into complaints about about what was characterized as the unauthorized delivery of raw pork. 99 ranch market went on

to say that it's committed to food safety and customer satisfction.rob fladeboe "...late this afternoon the health department said that it has impounded the meat in that shopping cart and confirmed that the u-s department is joining the investigation. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news (pam) a new state bill was introduced today by senator scott weiner .. designed to news fladeboe kron 4 news (pam) a new state bill was introduced today by senator scott weiner .. designed to support lactation in the workplace. it would create new requirements to accomodate female employees. joining me is san francisco supervisor katy tang... supervisor tang led the movement for a similar law that went into effect in the city on january 1st..

sb 937 is modeled on supervisor katy tang's lactation facilities ordinance, which went into effect on january 1, 2018. supervisor tang's ordinance defines mandatory minimum standards for lactation accommodation, requires a workplace lactation policy, a process by which employees request lactation accommodation, and also requires new construction and renovations of a certain size and occupant load to include lactation facilities. joining senator wiener at the announcement was san francisco supervisor katy tang, who authored san francisco's lactation ordinance, which went into effect on january 1 and which made san francisco a national leader in requiring lactation facilities in businesses. senator wiener and his colleagues drew

inspiration from supervisor tang's work. let's take a look outside right now... chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: there were plenty of high clouds today that helped to keep temperatures down today. it was still dry and that is a trend that will take us throught the rest of the week. a look at doppler radar shows dry conditions around the bay area and most of the state. on the satellite image you can see that most of the rain is going well to the north as high pressure begins to build in. this will become a very dominant ridge that will keep the storm track north with above normal temperatures and

maybe even some record warm temperatures late in the week. for tomorrow we'll see a little more sunshine with slightly warmer weather. highs sb 937 is let's take a look outside right now... chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast.

lawrence karnow: there were plenty of high clouds today that helped to keep temperatures down today. it was still dry and that is a trend that will take us throught the rest of the week. a look at doppler radar shows dry conditions around the bay area and most of the state. on the satellite image you can see that most of the rain is going well to the north as high pressure begins to build in. this will become a very dominant ridge that will keep the storm track north with above normal temperatures and maybe even some record warm temperatures late in the week. for tomorrow we'll see a little more sunshine with slightly warmer weather. highs will be in the low to mid 60s. the weather may cool a little on wednesday and thursday. by friday an offshore wind will bring some temperatures back into the 70s through the weekend.

(( áá v.o. / steve áá )) the bay area has had a quarter of all victims in the deadliest flu season in recent history butthings may have turned the corner in california. (( áá v.o. / pam áá )) neighbors step forward in a local town to help police track down two menwho robbed a woman of her backpack and purse.

(steve) new at six... vacaville police arrested two men they say robbed a woman over the weekend. it happened around eight pm sunday near east monte vista avenue and vine street authorities say anthony doss grabbed the woman's purse and backpack. he then pushed her to the ground. police say ross ran to a car nearby... driven by amuari wilson. a person nearby described the getaway car to police... who were able to locate it. the two men were taken into custody. officer's found the purse and backpack... and returned it to the woman. (pam) a concerned

neighbor in concord called police today.... after seeing a man sleeping in a vehicle. the vehicle was not known to the area.... and had been parked there for several hours. when officers responded to the call... the driver was still sleeping and the smell of marijuana was coming from inside the car. an officer woke the man up and asked for insurance... at which point, the man reached over and locked his glovebox. the firearm pictured was stolen and the man was arrested. (steve) take a look at this video...showing a woman being rescued from mount tamalpais. police say the 22-year-old slipped on a wet trail and fell about 40 feet. she was hoisted into the helicopter and taken to the hospital. police say she suffered major injuries on a hiking trail. (pam) an arrest is made..... after a police chase across two bay area bridges...it started around 8- oclock this morning.. near the bay bridge toll plaza... an officer spotted the black, chevy pickup driving in the carpool lane.. when the officer tried the pull the driver over - the driver took

off... into san francisco.. down highway-101.. across the san mateo bridge.. until the chase ended in hayward... when officers executed what's called - the "pit manuever" to stop the car and arrest the suspect.. (( áá v.o. / steve áá )) an urgent bathroom break ends up making one local mana million dolloar lottery winner, we've got the story coming up. (( áá v.o. / pam áá )) the flu has been particularly bad this season in the bay area, but now, signs that things may be getting better. sfx: tinny headphone music sfx: feet shuffling life can change in an instant. be covered when it does... ...with a health plan through covered california. we offer free expert help choosing the best plan for you. and all of our plans include free preventive care. financial help is available, so check for yourself to see what savings you qualify for. open enrollment ends january 31st,

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for that sweater she stained. what sweater? (phone buzzes) life, lived michaela's way. chase. make more of what's yours. one man is in custody after a officer involved shooting in san jose.(steve) kron four's charles clifford just arrived at the scene.... "every time someone coughs at work i think someone coughs "every time

"every time someone coughs at work i think about it."cough (pam) empty churches ... deserted classrooms.. the deadliest flu season in years .. is having an impact across the country. here in california, at least 97- people have died, and nearly a quarter of those deaths are here in the bay area.(steve) tonight there are signs that the epidemic may be easing, at least in our

state.catherine heenan is here to show us why.catherine? (catherine) this year's h3-n2 strain has spread fast and hit hard ... claiming young, healthy victims along with the elderly and small children. tonight, evidence that here in california, the epidemic may have peaked. it worries me that young people are dying. it's very shocking ... usually we have antibiotics to take care of that stuff. california hospitals have been flooded with patients complaining of flu symptoms ... this one in orange county had to set up a triage tent outside the emrgency room. as the year began, flu=related hospital admissions soared ... then in the third week of january, they dropped sharply. there is always a chance that some hospitals may be slow in reporting the data, but the pattern seems to be following last year's: peaking in january then dropping quickly. across the country, fear of the flu is an epidemic of its own. nat a virginia hospital warns all

visitors to wear masks. nat schools in kansas, florida and texas closed down so classrooms could be disinfected i heard people get sick and they die. on sunday, some catholic priests made changes in the communion ritual. in tasting, you have the wafer and just dip it in, the trouble is when you have kids doing this they dont just dip the wafer they plunge their whole fist parishioners at a presybyterian church in pennsylvania exchanged fist=bumps instead of handshakes. a lutheran church put tissues in every pew. "it is a house of worship and a house of germs..." (catherine) according to the c-d-c -- we're on track to equal or surpass the 2014-2015 flu season... that's when roughly 34 million americans got the virus. more than 700,00 were hospitalized. pam? (pam) thanks catherine... and now a look at the other top stories we are following..

here in hayward, a sex offender and basketball youth coach busted...this is melvin allen, he was using an alias. his real name is melvin flemings. he is a registered sex offender. he was arrested after offering basketball lessons to a teen without telling the teen or parents that he was a registered sex offender. police are looking for other victims. terisa estacio kroon four news here in san jose the county health department is conducting a food safety investigation here at the 99 ranch market on hostetter road. the probe was touched off by complaints from a customer who posted these photos on facebook. they show a food vendor delivering raw pork to the market in a costco shopping cart. the market has

issued an apology to it's customers. the meat has been impounded by the health department and the u.s department of agriculture has confirmed that it has joined the investigation. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news sotinvestigators here at the richmond police department announce the arrests of two suspects who were in a vehicle that struck an officer who was trying to break up an illegal sideshow over the weekendsot the alleged driver vargas was arrested for attempted murder. his bail has been set at $584- thousand dollars. castenda's bail is $254-thousand-dollars for an alleged accessory to the crime. the richmond police officer suffered serious injuries was treated at a local hospital and has since been released...in richmond haaziq madyun kron4news lawrence karnow: there were plenty of high clouds today

that helped to keep temperatures down today. it was still dry and that is a trend that will take us throught the rest of the week. a look at doppler radar shows dry conditions around the bay area and most of the state. on the satellite image you can see that most of the rain is going well to the north as high pressure begins to build in. this will become a very dominant ridge that will keep the storm track north with above normal temperatures and maybe even some record warm temperatures late in the week. for tomorrow we'll see a little more sunshine with slightly warmer weather. highs will be in the low to mid 60s. the weather may cool a little on wednesday and thursday. by offshore wind some temperatures back into the 70s through the weekend. ((pam / 2 shot ((pam / 2 shot )) history has a way of revealing itself over time. that is what's happening more than 2-thousand miles away... in alabama.. in mobile bay.((steve / 2 shot )) there in the deep, dark, dank, muddy waters may be the relic of a story that dates back to 1859. as we learn tonight from reporter bill riales.. it is hidden history about slavery in america.

things need to be verified, raines said he definitely believes it is the clotilda. "it's circumstantial at this point, we won't know anything concrete until they dig in, literally dig it up." in a story for al.com raines said he took a shipwright and two archeologists to the site he discovered about two weeks ago, when a cold north wind brought an extremely low tide, exposing the wood and metal indicative of the mid 1850's-- when the clotilda was made. he believes there may be much more of the ship preserved in mud.you might still have all the inner construction down there which would include the pens where they had the captives, manacles--casks of different supplies.the clotilda arrived in mobile with as many as 160 slaves. but federal authorities caught wind of the illegal venture. the captain off loaded his cargo onto a riverboat and set clotilda ablaze and adrift. the africans went into slavery in various locations, but after the civil war they were freed. a group asked one mobile landowner, timothy meaher, for some land. that

group settled here in what they called africatown.a lot of the survivors of the clotilda are buried here, this is the old part of the plateau- africatown cemetary and those survivors include the last known survivor of the clotilda, cudjoe lewis.what i hope is finding the ship, if this is it, gives people a reason one to investigate a little more, to pay attention to africatown.raines says he hopes archeology work on the ship can begin soon.in africatown, bill riales, news 5.> (( áá v.o. / pam áá )) the fallout from the investigation into gymnastics doctor larry nassar... is bringing new protections for young athletes. ♪ strummed guitar you can't experience the canadian rockies through a screen. you have to be here, with us. ♪ upbeat music travel through this natural wonder and get a glimpse of amazing,

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helped legalize medical marijuana in california.... dennis peron... has died at the age of 72... he was a force behind a san francisco ordinance allowing medical marijuana. a move that later, aided the 19-96 passage of proposition- 215 which legalized medical use in the entire state. peron was among the first people to argue for the benefits of medicinal marijuana for aids patients.... as the health crisis overtook san francisco. peron died on saturday in a san francisco hospital, after suffering with late-stage lung cancer. the fallout is continuing....after the discovery that gymnastics doctor larry nassar had sexually abused young patients for two decades..

catherine heenan is here with details of legislation aimed at protectingyoung athletes.. (catherine) the house is now revisiting a bill that would require a whole new division of the u.s. olympic committee.... it would require the reporting of any sexual abuse of minor and amateur athletesto proper authorities.. the new committee would be responsible for handling the allegations. larry nassar may have already been sentenced for two decades of sexual abuse...but many believe there could have been earlier intervention. beyond congress -- the u.s. olympic committee, the department of education andthe michigan state attorney general's office are among those trying to figure out how such rampant abusewent ignored. bill schuette / michigan attorney general: i don't need advice from the board of trustees at msu about how to conduct an investigation. frankly, they should be the last ones to be providing advice given their conduct throughout this entire episode. michigan attorney

general bill schuette wants michigan state university to turn over all e-mails andtext messages related to larry nassar... last week, the school's president and the athletic director both resigned. schuette is investigating michigan state's handling of complaints against nassar.. pam and steve? it's superbowl week but tom brady is has a distracting momentwith a boston radio station that make a rude comment about his daughter. and the patriots team arrives in style on a private jet in freezing cold minneapolis.. sports director gary radnich is here with detailsfrom media day as superbowl week has arrived.

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arrive in the twin cities in theirprivate jet... bill bellichick... exiting the plane wearing a bowler... much more distinquished than his side hoodie and cut-off sleeves... tom brady... departing in anovercout and sunglasses... he will be playing in his 8th super bowl and going for his 6th title before departing the patriots had a rally back in foxboro, massachusetts... brady addressing the crowd right before they left...(sot: brady) you guys are with us we know that you know that we all know that. patriot nation is stronger than ever. we got one more to go we're gonna go out there and try to win it for you guys and that's all we got we love you

patriots out! in the meantime... a comment by a radio talk show host in boston about brady's daughter in a scene from his facebook reality show resulted in the brady cutting his weekly interview on the station short... take a listen the first scene was so staged when brady is in like the kitchen his kid is being an annoying little pissanti've tried to come on this show for many years and showed you guys a lot of respect. i've always tried to come on and you know

do a good job for you guys and it's very disappointing when you hear certainly with my daughter or any child you know they certainly don't deserve that. this guy... alex reimer... all of 25 years old... he made the comment you heard about brady's daughter... weei has suspended him indefinately... brady said he will "re-evaluate" if he'll continue with the radio show... which he was paid about 500,000-dollars... this comes right at a time when a competitor on f-m radio is trying to cut into weei's sports talk market how rady decides to handle it from here on will pretty much decide reimer's fate with the

station once again... steph curry is the western conference player of the week... it's the second time this season that curry has been chosen for the honor... and the 12th time in his career... he led the wariors to a 3-0 record last week... capped off by his 49- point perfoirmance saturday against kyrie irving and the celtics... curry averaged more than 35 points for the week earlier in the week scurry

became the 5th player in franchise history to reach 14,000 career points(wipe to levar calls kerr milli vanilli) meanwhile... levar ball... who is now the head coach of the lithuanian team hios two younger sons play for... had some words about warriors coach steve kerr... basically levar thinks with the warriors talent anyone can coach the team... so he basically called kerr a "fake" coach with a reference to a "fake" musical group from the 90's... here is levar and kerr and kerr's non-reaction today...(wipe levar on kerr... kerr reax) look at steve kerr. he's the milli vanilli of coaching the milli vanilli

of coaching which what i mean is you can go stand in the same spot like luke walton did and win twenty something games when you got the right horses just running. he says that you're sort of a non coach and doesn't understand the credit you get and that you're the milli vanilli of the nba. what do you think about that?we're not talking about that. basketball, we're talking about basketball. a big trade in the nba... according to multiple sources... the los angeles clippers have agreed to send all-star forward blake griffin and two players to the detroit pistons for three players the giants have an old friend returning to add outfield depth... gregor blanco... a-k-a... the "white shark"... looks like he's back... posting on instagram suggesting a reunion with his old team the 34-year-old outfielder spent five seasons roaming the outfield for the giants.... between 2012 and 2016, he hit .259 with 78 doubles, 24 triples, 19 home runs and 157 rbi in 649 games.... he was part of the 2012 and 2014 world series champion teams. (pam) coming up... an

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a life -changing win. a man won one- million dollars off of a scratchers ticket in san jose. he stopped at a

'rotten robbie store' on peidmont road.. to make a restroom run and he bought a ten- dollar scratcher and won a free ticket... so he stepped back in ... and bought another ticket. that one turned out to be a one- million dollar win... he says, the money is going to help a lot and make things a little easier. he hopes to buy a house with some of the winnings. that 'rotten robbie store' also receives a five- thousand dollar check for selling the ticket. (steve) a gold treasure recovered form an 18-57 shipwreck is ready for its debut. more than 500-million dollars worth of gold bars...coins and dust will be soon be on display in california. the treasure was found in 2014 from the wreckage of the s-s central america steamship and is now in los angeles. the 3100 gold coins, 45 gold bars and collection of gold dust sat at the bottom of the ocean for more than 150 years. the gold is getting hand-cleaned ahead of its public display next month. (pam) no supervision, no problem! a wild elephant

walked across the chahe border between china and laos. the whole thing was caught on video... soldiers on duty were out looking for the big fella. and about an hour later....the elephant returned to where it came from. let's take a look outside right now... chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: there were plenty of high clouds today that helped to keep temperatures down today. it was still dry and that is a trend that will take us throught the rest of the week. a look at doppler radar shows dry conditions around the bay area and most of the state. on the satellite image you can see that most of the rain is going well to the north as high pressure begins to build in. this will become a very dominant ridge that will keep the storm track north with above normal temperatures and maybe even some record warm temperatures late in the week. for tomorrow we'll see a little more sunshine with slightly warmer weather. highs will be in the low to mid 60s. the weather may cool a little on wednesday and thursday. by friday an offshore wind will bring some temperatures back into the 70s through the weekend. final look at the weather

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