that area are worried. good evening i'm grant lodes. (catherine) and i'm catherine heenan... in for vicki liviakis. the fire yesterday forced residents to shelter in place. it broke out just after 5:00... at sims metal management on fourth street in richmond. (grant) kron 4's terisa estaco is live in richmond tonight... terisa, what's being done to make sure the air is safe to breathe?

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(catherine) just in to kron four... police are trying to figure out what caused a car to crash into a y-m-c-a portable classroom at castro valley elementary school. these are pictures of the scene from the fire department. the car drove into the building this afternoon on san miguel avenue. the portable classroom is in a shared parking lot. the driver of the car has minor injuries and there was only minor damage to the building. (grant/landing/vo) across the bay area, and along the 880 corridor near fremont in particular... vehicle smash and grab break-ins have gotten so bad...that repair shops are running out of replacement glass. tonight, as kron four's rob fladeboe reports, polcie say they're now making progress. this man, 28 year old carlos humberto paz, of oakland, is the key figure in what the

authorities had named 'operation million dollar baby." paz and eight other people from oakland, san jose and san francisco are facing charges in connection with a scheme to steal laptop computers and ship them to vietnam. led by fremont police, the multi agency unit linked a rash of vehicle break ins and laptop thefts dating back to december, to an oakland street gang that hit commercial shopping centers and parking lots across the bay area and beyond. the break in the case came when carlos paz, the alleged fence, or broker of the stolen merchandise, was linked to a storage container in san jose where the laptops were re-sold to other co-conspirators for shipment to vietnam in two different ways. lt. mike tegner/fremont police"...we sspotted several people loading stolen electronics into the back of the storage container and got a warrant and searched the storage container and found out it was headed for vietnam and then we intercepted two suspects who had more than 18 bags of luggage and they were trying to board an airliner that was bound for vietnam..." a large

undisclosed amount of cash was also seized as the suspects have been charged with conspiracy and receiving stolen property in connection with the theft of some 2,000 laptop computers valued at $2 million dollars.rob fladeboe/fremont"....police say this isn't the alleged perpetrators first rodeo. they can't say what was inside them but they have evidence that several other shipping containers have long since left port and that mor arrests are pending. in fremont rob fladeboe kron 4 news (grant) happening now. petaluma police are searching for a woman...accused of stealing credit cards during a residential burglary. these are photos of the suspect...who officers say... has long pink fingernails. the burglary occurred between sunday and monday on first

street. the stolen credit cards were actually used monday to purchase more than $200 bucks of merchandise at a cvs store in novato and at other businesses. (catherine) in sonoma county. a woman is dead... after being hit by a sonoma-marin rail transit train. the woman has not been publicly identified... as for what happened - officials say it appears that all safety mechanisms were working at that crossing. and the case is now being investigated as an apparent- suicide. the collision happened around seven thirty this morning near railroad tracks in the hearn avenue area of south santa rosa. the incident...marks the first person killed on the tracks of the north bay transit system. (catherine) new information tonight on the deadly plane crash in the east bay. investigators have identified the pilot as christopher rampoldt of martinez. they say he was flying the small-engine plane when it crashed in concord on monday morning. the cessna 152 left buchanan field airport around nine-30 in the

morning but later crashed at the military ocean terminal. it's believed there were no witnesses on the ground....and federal investigators are still trying to figure out what went wrong. the n-t-s-b is expected to release a preliminary report in the next couple of weeks. (grant) last year's deadly wildfires have nearly reached 12-billion dollars in insurance claims. the majority of those claims come from the tubbs fire that destroyed parts of napa and sonoma counties....including so much of santa rosa. 2017 wildfires were the most expensive in state history. and those totals may continue to rise as more people finish their paperwork. (grant) p-g & e is reminding its customers affected by the wildfires that the company is trying to help people. being offered: bill relief and payment assistance... pg&e will also help with new or temporary construction of electric service. the electric company also says customers who lost property will not be charged for up to one year... and their account

deposits will be returned. (catherine) a train full of republican lawmakers headed from washington d.c. to west virginiacollided with a truck today.. one person has died....and a member of congress suffered a possible concussion. (grant) d.c. correspondent alexandra limon has details - including accounts from lawmakers who were onboard the train. the amtrak train involved in the deadly crash was chartered for republican lawmakers , their spouses, and staffsen. jeff flake / arizona (r)we were moving at a pretty rapid pace and it didn't seem like there was any time for the train to slow down at all.three people were working on the trash truck when the train slammed into it. one worker diedon the phone: rep. louie gohmert / texas (r) we have a number of doctors in congress and they were doing everything they could but he was gone. a second suffered serious injuries and a third more minor ones.president donald trump was briefed by speaker paul ryan.the train accident was a tough one, a tremendous jolt.alexandra limon bridgethe train left from herewashington dc's union station wednesday morning and was headed to west virginia where a republican political retreat was

scheduled to begin. the train collided with the trash truck just outside of charlottesville virginiathe task ahead will be determining what caused the crash several lawmakers gave similar accounts of what the truck was doing when the train slammed into it. including oregon congressman greg waldenon the phone: rep. greg walden / oregon (r)struck a garbage truck that was attempting to cross the tracks. and the guardrails of the crossing were down. it was marked and it was down.senator flake and congressman brad wenstrup were among the lawmakers helping the injured senator flake couldn't help but remember the shooting at the congressional baseball practice where he also helped congressman steve scalise who was shot.sen. jeff flakethe two of us were there as brad was cutting away some of the jack so they could attach some of the life saving equipment. it was just, my mind went back to the same thing, cutting away at steve's uniform so we could apply a tourniquetas the investigation begins the republican retreat in west virginia will go on. in washington alexandra limon.

(catherine) the woman called the 'serial stowaway' was in a chicago courtroom today...marilyn hartman is accused of repeatedly sneaking onto planes without a ticket. these are sketches from this morning's hearing.... and video of hartman coming and going from the cook county jail. a judge today ruled that the 66-year-old must remain held without bail and get more psychiatric testing. she used to live in the bay area -- and famously managed to sneak onto a plane at the san jose airport in 2014. her most recent arrest happened sunday after she was spotted at o'hare airport...afterbeing ordered to stay away. a few days earlier - she had sneaked onto a flight to london. according to court records, hartman says she suffers from depression and takes prescriptionmedication - but has in the past been ruled fit to stand trial. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist with chief

meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was a gorgeous day with spring-like temperatures all across the bay area. temperatures are running over 10 degrees above normal for this time of year. of course we started with the super blue blood moon which was an amazing sight in the skies above this morning. it's still very mild outside but temperatures will cool off quickly. on the radar there's no rain to be found. on the satellite image you can see high pressure sitting over californina to bring sunny and mild temperatures. the storms continue to follow the jet stream well to the north leaving us with warm, almost spring-like weather. tomorrow will be another mild to warm day with highs in the mid 60s to low 70s. offshore winds will strengthen on friday and into the weekend bringing even warmer and possible record breaking temperatures to the bay area. we may see a few clouds late sunday and into monday with slight cooling at the beginning of the week. dry and warm weather is expected to continue well into next week.

(grant) still ahead... a rare sight in the sky early this morning... a super blue blood moon. and in case you missed... we'll take a closer look. (catherine) and the legalization of marijuana could be good news for past criminals. why thousands of convictions could soon be dismissed. (grant) plus... tens of thousands of fans are getting ready to go to the super bowl... which means officers are focusing on making sure they are safe. we're live in minneapolis with details on security at the super bowl. sfx: tinny headphone music sfx: feet shuffling life can change in an instant. be covered when it does...

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new safety precautions at the oakland coliseum... they're extending the protective netting behind the plate -- all the way to the far ends of both dugouts. several other teams have taken similar steps....because of concern of fans being hit and injured. and the move is being recommended by major league baseball in 2015 a class action lawsuit was filed over the lack of netting at the coliseum and other ballparks... that same year - a fan was almost killed at boston's fenway park after getting hit by the broken bat of an a's player. (grant) we are just four days away from the super bowl... and security is a big concern ahead of the big game... for more on that story... let's go live to minneapolis with anthony calhoun... anthony, what

is the law enforcement's plan to protect? anthony - livemultiple agencies, including the fbi and the mn national guard, are working with minneapolis police this week. the city regularly employs 840 officers, but for this event more than 3-thousand officers will be on duty...and the plan's already in motion.pkgby air(nat sound)and by landthis building will be protected by the strongest show of force in city history.bruce folkens "this is the biggest event that has come to minneapolisever! and we are 100 percent prepared for this and we have over 650 law enforcement agencies helping us from around the state of minnesota that sent officers to minneapolis and st. paul

and to bloomington to help us with this public safety mission."access near the stadium is near impossible. (nat sound)and for fans trying to get into the doors on sunday. they should expect long lines and temperatures forecast to be in the single digits. but safety is always first.bruce folkens "we've worked with the nfl and their folks and have really come up with a game plan as far as getting people in and out of the venue and in and out of the stadium on super bowl sunday, and try to get multi ways of getting those folks in and out to minimize the time they will be outside waiting for the game."and tight security runs throughout the week even the players see law enforcement's game plan in work.torrey smith: "oh it's unreal you would think the presidents around here the way the security is but i have a lot of respect for it."malcolm jenkins / eagles safety: "because of where we are as a world right now and as a society security is a must and i think obviously it's been an emphasis."anthony - live security cameras and motion detectors have been added throughout the city, plus air quality sensors. police have analyzed terror attacks around the world to prepare to defend the building.

(catherine) a big story we are following tonight... stanford university is canceling plans to put a plaque on campus -- where a woman was sexually assaulted by a former school swimmer. the decision was reached after there was no agreement on the quote for the plaque. stanford says it's deferring to the woman... who decided not to participate ...after the school rejected two quotes she offered. and she rejected three quotes

suggested by the university. a friend of the victim says stanford rushed the plaque... it was meant to acknowledge the sexual assault...and to recognize the victim's "voice and experience". (catherine) leaders of silicon valley's largest city... have voted to remove a statue of christopher columbus from san jose's city hall lobby. they now have six weeks to find a new home for the statue...or it will be put in storage. some residents were offended by the columbus statue..claiming it glorified the brutal treatment of native americans. but others in the italian-american community found the move disturbing and disappointing. this month san francisco...became the latest city to replace the columbus day holiday...with indigenous peoples day. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow.

lawrence karnow: it was a gorgeous day with spring-like temperatures all across the bay area. temperatures are running over 10 degrees above normal for this time of year. of course we started with the super blue blood moon which was an amazing sight in the skies above this morning. it's still very mild outside but temperatures will cool off quickly. on the radar there's no rain to be found. on the satellite image you can see high pressure sitting over californina to bring sunny and mild temperatures. the storms continue to follow the jet stream well to the north leaving us with warm, almost spring-like weather. tomorrow will be another mild to warm day with highs to low 70s. offshore winds will strengthen on friday and into the weekend bringing even warmer and possible breaking temperatures

to the bay area. we may see a few clouds late sunday and into monday cooling at the beginning of the week. dry and warm weather is expected to continue well into next week. (grant) still ahead... a local teacher is behind bars... after they are accused of dangling a child over a balcony. find out the charges he is facing tonight.

if you missed it..... it was a striking and lovely sight.... we're talking about how the moon looked early this morning. it was the first time since 1866 that a blue supermoon coincided with a lunar eclipse ... andmost agree that it lived up to the hype. kron 4's lydia pantazas reports from a viewing party onboard the u-s-s hornet in alameda. a super blue blood moon... a trifecta... a blue moon, a super moon, and a total lunar eclipse at the same time. a

blue moon is the second full moon of the month. a super moon is when the moon is closer to earth in its orbit making it about 14 percent brighter... and because the eclipse is taking place in the morning, while the moon is passing through the earth's shadow it will take on a reddish tint, known as a blood moon. blood moon. known as a reddish tint, known as a blood moon.

(grant) and here are some of the pictures kron four viewers sent us... these are images showing the super blue blood moon from different parts of the bay area this morning. if you want to see more pictures... we have a slideshow on our website. and you can still share the pictures you took of the rare moon. just download the kron 4 mobile app and click on the "report it" tab. (grant) next at 5:30... why president trump's immigration plan is getting attacked... by both parties... but for different reasons. (catherine) and after the break... why hundreds of criminals could soon have marijuana charges dismissed. ♪ strummed guitar

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sure, we love a good glacier. 5:30... good news today for thousands of people convicted of marijuana related crimes in the county of san francisco.(grant)many of those criminal records are under review... to be reduced to lesser crimes or permanently expunged.. that's thanks to a state law passed two years ago... kron4's haaziq madyun has more

on today's big announcement close to 8-thousand marijuana convictions dating back to the year 1975 are eligable to be either resentenced or completely expunged. that is the announcement made wednesday by san francisco district attorney george gascon sotthe d.a.'s office will use proposition 64, which decriminalized the possession and recreational use of marijuana for adults and retroactively apply the law to people convicted of pot related crimes in the county of san franciscosotsot

pressure on everybody"> proposition 64 has been the law in california since 2016. in light of that civil rights attorney and legal cannabis advocate mahal montoya says it is past time for every county in the bay area to expunge non- violent marijuana convictions sotstand upif you are one of those 8,000 people who want to make sure that your record has been expunged what do you do? according to the d.a., nothingsotd.a. gascon says his office is in the process of dismissing 3-thousand-plus misdemeanor convictions and estimates it could take up to a year to review, recall and resentence 49-hundred felony convictions...in san francisco haaziq madyun kron4news

(catherine) california might soon have banks... just for marijuana money. it's a idea being kicked around by state officials. it would be a taxpayer- backed bank.... designed to handle what could be billions of dollars generated by the state's legal pot industry. the state treasurer says his office will have to consider how all this would work. right now - a lot of banks do not want to handle marijuana money. they're concerned about legal problems with the federal government. a state study on the subject is expected to take about a year. (grant) a san francisco teacher is accused of child endangerment... after he was seen dangling a student over a balcony at an elementary school. andres tobar is a kindergarten teacher at marshall elementary in the mission district. he was arrested tuesday on a felony child endangerment charge. the school district says that back in december... tobar was

seen holding a student over the balcony on the second floor of the school. lots of parents and students say tobar teacher is a good man... and they want him back. (grant) the san francisco unified school district released a statement... saying many community members have expressed their support for mr.tobar... but he will not be returning to marshall elementary school. (catherine) four miniature horses ... and a donkey are dead after being attacked by dogs. it happened earlier this month at happy hollow park and zoo in san jose ... . one of the dogs suspected in the attack was captured at the zoo ... and the second dog was captured outside the zoo. a park spokeswoman says a third dog is still out there

- but it's not believed to be a threat. if the owner of the other two dogs doesn't come forward -- the dogs will be euthanized (grant) president trump laid out his pitch for a comprehensive immigration plan during the state of the union address. while the plan has been greeted warmly by republican leadership, it is getting attacked by both hardline republicans and liberal democrats - for very different reasons. kristen holmes reports from washington. pres. donald trump: tonight i call upon all of us to set aside our differences, to seek out common ground, and to summon the unity we need to deliver for the people. president donald trump opened with a message of unity at last night's state of the union address. but his immigration plan was met with mixed reviews. among the most divisive were his comments about the ms-13 gang... pres. donald trump: i am calling on congress to finally close the deadly loopholes that have allowed ms-13 and other criminal gangs to break into our country.some democrats felt he was trying to link the criminal group with daca recipients.the president's immigration plan includes a

path to citizenship for 1.8 million undocumented people who were brought to the country as children -- an idea that is unpopular with hard-line republicans. but democrats draw the line when it comes to other pillars of his plan - including major changes to the visa lottery system and family-based immigration rules rep. david cicilline, (d) rhode island: the president spoke about unity but gave a speech that was very divisive. rep. jackie speier, (d) california: immigration comments were very divisive. rep. nancy pelosi (d) minority leader: the president presents himself as generous toward dreamers, but he's holding them hostage. this sets up yet another potential showdown next week, as the government is set to run out of money on february 8th. as part of a deal to re- open the government last week, leader mitch mcconnell said he would hold a vote on protecting dreamers. but with opposition from both sides ... it may prove to be too difficult for the white house to line up the president's vision with that of congress. pres. donald trump: american are dreamers too. in washington, i'm kristen holmes. (grant) the f-b-i is sounding the

alarm over the expected release of a secret republican memo... accusing the f-b-i and d-o-j of abusing their surveillance powers. the f-b-i issued a statement saying: "the f-b-i was provided a limited opportunity to review this memo the day before the committee voted to release it. as expressed during our initial review, we have grave concerns about material omissions of fact that fundamentally impact the memo's accuracy." the memo was written at the direction of committee chair devin nunes of california. (catherine) apple is getting hit with questions from government officials over software updates that slowed down i-phones. apple says the updates were not done to intentionally shorten the life of products made before the i- phone 8 and ten. the security and exchange commission and the department of justice are also collecting information from apple. the involvement of the s-e-c

suggests that the government is analyzing how these changes were a factor for investors. apple has apologized for not being more up-front about the change. (anchor) time now to check on time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was a gorgeous day with spring-like temperatures all across the bay area. temperatures are running over 10 degrees above normal for this time of year. of course we started with the super blue blood moon which was an amazing sight in the skies above this morning. it's still very mild outside but temperatures will cool off quickly. on the radar there's no rain to be found. on the satellite image you can see high pressure sitting over californina to bring sunny and mild temperatures. the storms continue to follow the jet stream well to the north leaving us with warm, almost spring-like weather. tomorrow will be another mild to warm

day with highs in the mid 60s to low 70s. offshore winds will strengthen on friday and into the weekend bringing even warmer and possible record breaking temperatures to the bay area. we may see a few clouds late sunday and into monday with slight cooling at the beginning of the week. dry and warm weather is expected to continue well into next week. (catherine) coming up... opioid abuse continues to be a big problem across the nation... tonight - we're learning about one town that had millions of pills shipped in.. (grant) plus... find out how equifax is trying to protect millions of americans... after their sensitive information is exposed.

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reported that fitzgerald bought tobacco stock after becoming c-d-c director. that investment goes against the mission of the c-d-c. (grant) equifax will offer its free credit protection deal for five more months. the company made its initial offer after revealing last year that personal information of more than 145 million people was exposed during the breach. that offer was set to expire yesterday, but equifax is extending it to june 30th. experts advise that consumers also freeze their credit at the other two credit bureaus -- experian and transunion, which may still carry a fee. (catherine) still ahead - petsmart is facing more scrutiny tonight after another report of a dog being injured during a grooming visit. the details - after the break.

there's been another claim that petsmart is responsible for an injured animal...in this case

- a north carolina man says his dog suffered eye hemorrhages after a grooming visit... a vet told him that it will be at least a couple of weeks before the problem clears up. and said a neck leash was clearly too tight... petsmart issued a statement denying that the problem happened during grooming..although it has adopted a new policy to change the way it grooms 5 dog breeds....includingold english bulldogs like 'gunnar.'. the owner said petsmart offered to cover medical expenses, but wanted him tosign a non-disclosure agreement and take down his facebook page on what happened. : michael batchelor - i don't want anything from them. i just want to get the word out to the public. i was angry. i was really angry. it's really heartbreaking. in 2016- in the bay area - a couple said their 1-year-old dachshund was foaming at the mouth with blood and then died - after a routine nail clipping at a petsmart in san mateo. testing showed the dog had been strangled. the groomer was charged with

animal abuse and cruelty although a jury laterfound him not guilty. across the nation - there have been dozens of claims of animals being injured or killed while in the care of petsmart groomers. (grant)(grant)a tiny town in west virginia has become the epicenter of a new uproar over opioid abuse.... after congressional investigators revealed that more than 20 million prescription painkillers have been shipped there in the past decade.we are talking about nearly 7=thousand pills per person (steve) welcome to williamson, west virginia ... a coal mining town on the kentucky border.where 32=hundred residents live in an ocean of opioids. nathalf the 20=million pills

ended up at the tug valley pharmacy ... the rest at hurley drug company a few blocks away block away. hurley's owner says the two outlets serve a large surrounding area, adding that every prescription was filled legally.a house committee investigating the opioid crisis found most of the pain pills came from two distributors.among other things, it is demanding to know why illinois-based h=d smith supplied the pharmacies with 39=thousand hydrocodone pills in a two=day period.the company told the washington post that it, quote, "operates with stringent protection of our nation's healthcare supply chain."this week attorney general jeff sessions announced a nationwide crackdown on pharmacies and prescribers that are oversupplying opioids.but he said immigrant gangs are also to blame. "much of this increase as i've been told from your leaders is derived from drugs and gangs, so we need to focus on that. we just have to."in his state of the union address, the president linked illegal immigration to the opioid epidemic. . "tonight i am congress to

finally close the deadly loopholes that have allowed ms-13, and other criminal gangs to break into our country." last year, opioid deaths jumped 25 percent in west virginia.in the last decade, more people there have died from overdoses than in any other state. (catherine) high- temperature records are falling across lake tahoe, where the unseasonably warm weather is expected to continue for the next week. this is new video from heavenly today...where lots of people were hitting the slopes. the high reached 57 degrees in south lake tahoe yesterday...breaking the 2012 record of 52. lawrence karnow: it was a gorgeous day with spring-like temperatures all across the bay area. temperatures are running over 10 degrees above

normal for this time of year. of course we started with the super blue blood moon which was an amazing sight in the skies above this morning. it's still very mild outside but temperatures will cool off quickly. on the radar there's no rain to be found. on the satellite image you can see high pressure sitting over californina to bring sunny and mild temperatures. the storms continue to follow the jet stream well to the north leaving us with warm, almost spring-like weather. tomorrow will be another mild to warm day with highs in the mid 60s to low 70s. offshore winds will strengthen on friday and into the weekend bringing even warmer and possible record breaking temperatures to the bay area. we may see a few

clouds late sunday and into monday with slight cooling at the beginning of the week. dry and warm weather is expected to continue well into next week.

(catherine) the kron four newsroom held a surprise goodbye party for a beloved colleaguetoday.... that's photo-journalist jeff pierce.....who's worked at kron for 38 years. jeff might have figured that we'd throw together a 'little' something for his last day...buthe says he was overwhelmed by some of the familiar faces we invited. he was surrounded not only by current colleagues -- but people he worked with years, and even decades ago.. the stories about jeff include his talents as a photographer -- how he 'always got the shot.'also his warm sense of humor and sense of calm. even when things were going crazy in the world of news -- jeff was

calm, cool and in control. we're going to miss him a lot. (grant) next at 5... ride share bikes are littering the streets of dallas... and tonight a bay area company is facing backlash. we'll have that story (grant) it's a problem you

might eventually see here in the bay area... bikes from bike share programs littering the streets. (catherine) now... one bay area bike-share company is facing backlash from city leaders in dallas... because they're tired of cleaning up the abandoned bikes. kevin cokely reports on the crackdown. dallas city manager t.c. broadnax sent a clear message friday to the five dockless bike share companies that operate in the city: clean up your mess.in the months since the first rental bikes showed up in dallas this past summer there have been numerous reports of customers abandoning the bicycles in unsightly positions - in the trinity river, up in a tree, in an oak cliff lake.11 counties under fire weather warningsthere have been many more incidents of bicycles left lying in various states of disarray, including on their sides in large groups that seemingly stay that way

for several days in a row. broadnax sent a letter thursday night that establishes a feb. 9 deadline for the companies to take "corrective actions."rangers' new ballpark excavation nearly complete"failure to comply and/or demonstrate improved compliance may result in the city having no choice but to begin the removal of bikes from the rights of way and be made available at a centralized location for retrieval by the bike share companies," broadnax noted."we will take those bikes, we will hold them, however those companies have every right to get those bikes back", says michael rogers, director of transportation for the city of dallas. (grant) that was kevin

cokely reporting. limebike-- which is based here in the bay area-- responded to the report-- saying they are going to increase the number of employees managing their bikeshare program. (catherinei) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(granti) steve aveson and pam moore are here with what we are for kron 4 news at six. (steve) thanks grant, coming up new at six.. a bay area soccer coach arrested...accused in a crime involving a child he coached.. we'll tell where this man has been employed. then - an alleged car burglary ring busted..tonight - we have the information you need to provide to try and get your stolen items back. kron4 news at six is next.

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called.. san francisco's biggest redevelopment project in 100 -years .... may be delayed for at least one more year.... over suspicions of widespread fraud.(pam) good evening, i'm pam moore. (steve) and i'm steve aveson. according to a new report:the company hired by the u.s. navy to test and clean up "hunters point" to pave the way for 12-thousand new housing units may have falsified about half of the data it was paid $250 million dollars to collect. (steve) the navy is holding a community meeting about the issue as we speak. they are now saying they have lost confidence in contractor "tetra tech" and that all areas where they operated in hunters point will need to be retested. (pam) that re- (pam) that re-testing could

begin as soon as this summer. new claims by former workers state.... as much as 48-percent of over 10 years worth of data, is either suspect or has "evidence of manipulation or falsification."

at least 1- billion dollars has been spent in removing radioactive contamination from the former shipyard. ( pam) another big story tonight. concerns about air quality in the east bay after a huge scrap metal fire. the fire in richmond last night created thick smoke that lingered in the air...thanks to calm winds.(steve) now people who live in that area are worried. kron 4's terisa estaco is live in richmond tonight... terisa, what's being done to make sure the air is safe to breathe? sottom butt, richmond mayor. that is going to happen, there is going to be a full review of the permit process of this company. richmond mayor tom butt - very alarmed about this fire in richmond tuesday night. you can see for yourself just how dense - and dangerous the toxic smoke from this fire at sims metal management was tuesday night. the plume

pushing up into the air, and straight into several neighborhoodsbutt. don't even get me started on a shelter in place. i think the idea of shelter in place is insane, that we have to live in such a dangerous place, someone can blow a siren or phone call and we have to stop whatever we are doing, and shelter in place. jill rodby, sims metal management. we are very sorry about this. we are investigating. jill rodby with sims metal management says they are looking into why the fire erupted at the plant. rodby says they have strick guidelines prohibting flammable items such as batteries. this is not the first fire to effect the company. back in 2013 at the companies redwood city plant there were two fires. rodby, it is a different plant. so we were not able to figure out what happened. the other arson. (estacio) as of right now, multiple investigations into this fire. there has been some criticism of the

emergency system for alerts, but late this afternoon, we received word from that the community warning system functioned properly during this fire. still you heard the mayor, he is going to be looking into all aspects of this situation.

(steve) new at six. a woman is recovering tonight.... after she was attakced by a pitbull in vallejo. a warning -- the image you're about to see is graphic -- even though we've blurred our her injury for television. it happened january 19th on broadway street. there the woman was shutting the hood of her car...when she was surprised by a pitbull. the dog jumped and bit both of her arms. the victim stayed in the hospital three weeks... and needed three surgeries just to get her well enough to go home. doctors say the woman needs another surgery for skin grafts to close a big wound on her left arm. no word on if the pitbull's owner...has been contacted by police. (steve) also new at 6... police have arrested a suspect with outstanding warrants for narcotics. the arrest came on the 600 block of eddy in the tenderloin. a search revealed the man was in possession of 57 bindles of cocaine and heroin. he is being held at the tenderloin station for possession for sale and warrants. (pam) if your car was broken into and your laptop

stolen going back a couple of months, there is a real possibility it is in the hands of fremont police right now. as kron four's rob fladeboe reports, police have busted several people in connection with an alleged conspiracy.... to re-sell thousands of stolen computers for shipment overseas. this man, 28 year old carlos humberto paz, of oakland, is the key figure in what the authorities had named 'operation million dollar baby." paz and eight other people from oakland, san jose and san francisco are facing charges in connection with a scheme to steal laptop computers and ship them to vietnam. led by fremont police, the multi agency unit linked a rash of vehicle break ins and laptop thefts dating back to december, to an oakland street gang that hit commercial shopping centers and parking lots across the bay area and beyond. the break in the case came when carlos paz, the alleged fence, or broker of the stolen merchandise, was linked to a storage container in san jose

where the laptops were re-sold to other co-conspirators for shipment to vietnam in two different ways. lt. mike tegner/fremont police"...we spotted several people loading stolen electronics into the back of the storage container and got a warrant and searched the storage container and found out it was headed for vietnam and then we intercepted two suspects who had more than 18 bags of luggage and they were trying to board an airliner that was bound for vietnam..." a large undisclosed amount of cash was also seized as the suspects have been charged with conspiracy and receiving stolen property in connection with the theft of some 2,000 laptop computers valued at $2 million dollars.lt mike tegner ".....we are making an effort to return the stolen computers and right now are contacting the owners of the first 900 computers that we got out of the storage container..."rob fladeboe/fremont"...it's important, say police, if people have the serial numbers of their laptops when they try to claim them. in fremont rob fladeboe kron 4 news

(steve) new at 6... police arrested a wanted felon after he was spotted prowling on a residential rooftop. officers responded to the 500 block of oxford avenue in palo alto around 5-30 a-m on monday. a neighbor called police after seeing a man walking on the roof of their nieghbor's garage. officers arrived within a couple minutes and asked the man to get down from the roof...at which point he fled in the opposite direction. a police dog located the suspect hiding in some bushes. he has been identified as 50-year-old los gatos resident...mark john harmon...and is being held in santa clara county jail. (pam) new at 6. a

south bay soccer coach is behind bars tonight... accused of sexually assaulting a minor. police arrested 27-year-old marcial gonzalez jr . officers believe the suspect met the minor through coaching... and that the sexual assaullt occurred at a private residence in morgan hill... not on school grounds. during the investigation... detectives found.. gonzalez was currently employed as a youth soccer coach at oak grove high school in san jose.... and south valley junior high in gilroy. the f-b-i is sounding the alarm over the expected release of a secret republican memo... it accuses the f-b-i and the department of justice of abusing their surveillance powers.. catherine heenan is here with the latest on the story.. . (catherine) it's an unusual move for the f-b-i to make... the agency today issued this statement -- saying it had a 'limited opportunity to review the secret republican memo... going on to say it has 'grave concerns' about omissions of fact ....and arguing thatit might not be

accurate. the memo in question was written on the orders of the house intelligence committee's chairman - california's devin nunes. democrats say nunes won't reveal whether his staff had worked with the white house on the memo. california's diane feinstein released a statement today...saying today's announcementfrom the f-b-i is the 'latest reason not to release it.' president trump was dodging questions about the memo today....but hasn't appeared to be in the mood to try and stop its release. pam and 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: it was a gorgeous day with spring-like temperatures all across the bay area. temperatures are running over 10 degrees above normal for this time of year. of course we started with the

super blue blood moon which was an amazing sight in the skies above this morning. it's still very mild outside but temperatures will cool off quickly. on the radar there's no rain to be found. on the satellite image you can see high pressure sitting over californina to bring sunny and mild temperatures. the storms continue to follow the jet stream well to the north leaving us with warm, almost spring-like weather. tomorrow will be another mild to warm day with highs in the mid 60s to low 70s. offshore winds will strengthen on friday and into the weekend bringing even warmer and possible record breaking temperatures to the bay area. we may see a few clouds late sunday and into monday with slight cooling at the beginning of the week. dry and warm weather is expected to continue well into next week. week. (( áá v.o. / steve áá )) the disgraced doctor at the center of a u.s.a. gymnastic scandalwas in court again today, but this time there was a twist (( áá v.o. / pam áá )) another problem with airbags.... and this time more than a half milliontoyota vehicles are being recalled. (( áá v.o. / steve áá )) the voters have spoken and

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years ago... kron4's haaziq madyun has more on today's big announcement. pkgthanks to proposition 64 legalizing marijuana for california adults non-violent marijuana related convictions are in the process of dismissed and fast says san francisco district attorney george gasconthe d.a.'s office is reviewing close to 8,000 eligable marijuana convictions dating back to 1975. president amos brown of the san francisco branch of the naacp amos brown applauds the d.a.'s decision legal cannabis advocate mahal montoya says a misdemeanor marijuana conviction can stop a person from doing a lot things most people take for granted

rights attorney, legal cannabis advocate: "you're not going to get a job, housing, or an apartment, your relatives, your family may look down on you, you're more likely to have depression, you're more likely to remain a criminal, it is a cycle"> gascon is attempting to break that cycle in san francisco. in fact his office is handling all of the heavy lifting, internally processing each dismissal sotthe d.a. estimates it will take up to a year to process all the 8,000 marijuana convictions...in san francisco haaziq madyun kron4news (steve) two suspects are behind bars tonight... accused of posing as members of a clean-up company in fire- stricken sonoma county. it happened yesterday evening in the burned areas of mark west springs. there an alert reisdent spotted a suspicious

truck...made to look like it was affiliated with a metal clean-up company...and contacted authorities. once at the scene deputies arrested 47-year-old verda roser...and 57-year-old allyn sullivan. deputies say the duo had worn hard hats and reflective vests ...and were in possesion of stolen metal...and a stolen shovel from a home. (pam) regulators want to make emergency alerts on cellphones more useful .... by requiring wireless carriers to distribute them less widely. the federal communications commission says, carriers must transmit alerts to more precise locations... rather than on a wide spectrum. this could help make alerts more relevant to those effected. the fear is that consumers will disregard alerts... if they come too often or do not address an emergency in their immediate area. the more exact geo- targeting was approved yesterday.... and will go into effect in november 2019. california senators kamala

harris and dianne feinstein released this statement today.... saying... "we thank the federal communications commission for responding to the concerns that we first raised last fall, and are pleased they are moving forward to make the system a more effective emergency response tool for communities across the country." (steve) sports physician larry nassar is hearing from more of his victims this week -- as he enters the sentencing phase in a second michigan county. (steve) reporter natasha chen breaks down the fallout from 20 years of nassar's abuse -- and its ripple effect now at michigan state university. a new interim president has been named at michigan state university wednesday morning. the entire board of u-s-a gymnastics has resigned.all

because this man was allowed to abuse young girls unchecked for over 20 years.mya covey / larry nassar accuser: i will never forgive you for this.at least 65 women are expected to speak in an eaton county, michigan courtroom about being sexually assaulted by larry nassar. he must listen to them as part of his guilty plea to three counts of criminal sexual conduct. katherine ebert / larry nassar accuser: your abuse took three years of my life away from me. earlier this month, another 156 women gave their victim statements in ingham county, michigan, for similar crimes. in that case, nassar was sentenced to up to 175 years in prison.that's on top of 60 years for federal child pornography charges.some of the victims in today's eaton county case told a judge, michigan state university bears some of the blame. katherine ebert / larry nassar accuser: i'm completely heartbroken and betrayed by the school's administration. it's time to accept responsibility for your actions, or rather lack thereof and step down.msu has denied any wrong doing. after former president lou anna simon resigned and apologized to victims, the school has tapped former michigan governor john engler as interim president. john engler / msu interim president: the only innocents in all of this are those who were victimized. but the choice of a politician is unwelcome for some students

and faculty.ashley fuente / msu student liaison: john engler is the wrong direction. this has already spurred protests. engler told them he's here to take action.john engler / msu interim president: mark my words. change is coming.i'm natasha chen reporting. let's take a look outside right now...(steve) chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: it was a gorgeous day with spring-like temperatures all across the bay area. temperatures are running over 10 degrees above normal for this time of year. of course we started with the super blue blood moon which was an amazing sight in the skies above this morning. it's still very mild outside but

temperatures will cool off quickly. on the radar there's no rain to be found. on the satellite image you can see high pressure sitting over californina to bring sunny and mild temperatures. the storms continue to follow the jet stream well to the north leaving us with warm, almost spring-like weather. tomorrow will be another mild to warm day with highs in the mid 60s to low 70s. offshore winds will strengthen on friday and into the weekend bringing even warmer and possible record breaking temperatures to the bay area. we may see a few clouds late sunday and into monday with slight cooling at the beginning of the week. dry and warm weather is expected to continue well into next week.

(( áá v.o. / pam áá )) this winter has been a tough one for family health and now in addition to flu and pnemonia there's a new virus to worry about. (( áá v.o. / steve áá )) it's good news for sellers and tougher to swallow for buyers, coming upwe'll tell you the hottest neighborhoods for homeowners.

( pam ) nine out of the ten hottest neighborhoods in the nation for sales .. are in the bay area..according to real estate site redfin's hottest neighborhood report... san jose takes the top three spots. the bucknall neighborhood came in number one..with 100- percent of homes for sale... going over asking price. the cambrian neighborhood came in at number two - followed by the white oak neighborhood. (steve) listen to these symptoms. runny nose. cough. sore throat. fever. headache. sound familiar? while flu could be to blame -- another virus may be making you sick. mary moloney explains in today's health minute. getting sick during winter isn't unheard of.for many -- it's expected.if you experience symptoms like a runny nose -- sore throat -- breathing problems -- and headache you may think it's the flu.but it could be

another family of viruses known as adenoviruses.in addition to flu-like symptoms -- these kinds of viruses can also cause pink eye and diarrhea in children.the viruses may also lead to pneumonia.and in some extreme and very rare cases -- death. most adenovirus infections are typically -- the viruses are spread by coughing -- sneezing -- and direct contact with an infected person.you can also contract the viruses by touching items like door handles and light switches -- where the viruses can live for long periods of time.if you do get sick -- the centers for disease control and prevention says symptoms typically last about 10 days.and for most patients -- home remedies and over the counter medicines to alleviate symptoms will be the only treatment necessary.for today's health minute -- i'm mary moloney.

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trump outlined his "four pillars" for immigration reform during his state of the union address tuesday night. (steve) today -- the interim mayor of san francisco, mark farrell -- took to the city's mission district to celebrate the area's diversity --- saying immigrant communities are one of the key's to san francisco's prosperity.(pam) house minority leader nancy

pelosi saying today.... the president is holding immigrants hostage. reporter anna wiernicki has reaction from lawmakers from both parties in washington. --take pkg-anna wiernicki: president donald trump's plea to unite congress on tuesday, may have worked.nats pop -- anna wiernicki: the president laid out his four pillar immigration plan, giving some republicans and democrats something they can agree on (nats pop - boo) -they don't like it.house minority leader nancy pelosi says the president's plan is offensive. nancy pelosiu.s. congresswoma n, d-californiatake cg @ 0:25- 0:35the president presents himself as generous towards dreamers, but he is holding them hostage to the most extreme anti-immigrant agenda in generations.anna wiernicki (stand up)washington correspondenttake cg @ 0:36- 0:36president trump says his plan includes a path to citizenship for daca recipients and dreamers, but he also says he wants to limit the number of family members a legal immigrant can sponsor-so called chain migration-anna wiernicki: and the president wants to beef up immigration law enforcementand improve border security --including $25 billion dollars for a

border wall.marco rubio: i'm not against any of the four pillars. i'm just saying we have to have a plan banna wiernicki: florida republican senator marco rubio says if the president wants lawmakers on board, he needs to be sure democrats know his priorities. and rubio says the president should be willing to focus on one issue at a time.marco rubio u.s. senator, r-floridatake cg @ 1:11-1:16maybe only do two pillars and the two most important pillars are border security and daca//john cornyn: on national security, i agree with the president. anna wiernicki: but texas republican senator john cornyn says the president's plan was "exceedingly generous".john cornyn: "i support his call for greater bipartisanship" anna wiernicki: cornyn said in a video posted to twitter on wednesday that he hopes lawmakers can work together to pass an bill in the next few weeks. in washington, i'm anna wiernicki. lawrence karnow: it was a gorgeous day with spring-like temperatures all across the bay area. temperatures are running over 10 degrees above normal for

this time of year. of course we started with the super blue blood moon which was an amazing sight in the skies above this morning. it's still very mild outside but temperatures will cool off quickly. on the radar there's no rain to be found. on the satellite image you can see high pressure sitting over californina to bring sunny and mild temperatures. the storms continue to follow the jet stream well to the north leaving us with warm, almost spring-like weather. tomorrow will be another mild to warm day with highs in the mid 60s to low 70s. offshore winds will strengthen on friday and into the weekend bringing even warmer and possible record breaking temperatures to the bay area. we may see a few clouds late sunday and into monday with slight cooling at the beginning of the week. dry and warm weather is expected to continue well into next week. (lawrence) quick look at your weather... now let's take a look at tonight's other top stories. in richmond, a shelter in

place has been lifted this after a fire in a scrap metal facility caused heavy and possibly toxic smoke.county officials tested the air and said that no toxic chemicals were found. the shelter in place was lifted just before four in the morning.reporting in richmond, camila bernal, kron4 news. in fremont police have arrested this man, 28 year old carlos paz and several other suspects in connection with an alleged conspiracy to steal and sell laptop computers overseas. fremont police and other law enforcement agencies linked a rash of vehicle break-ins across the bay area dating back to december to a criminal street gang out of oakland. the computers were discovered in a shipping container in san jose that was bound for the port of oakland and eventually, vietnam. at least two suspects were caught trying to board a commercial flight to vietnam with 18 bags filled with laptops. in fremont rob fladeboe kron 4 news. here in san francisco district

attorney george gascon announces he is retroactively applying proposition 64, decriminalizing marijuana, to 8,000 eligable convictions dating back to 1975sot in san francisco (pam) a san francisco teacher is accused of child endangerment... after he was seen dangling a student over a balcony at an elementary school... and tonight the district is speaking out about the arrest. andres tobar is a kindergarten teacher at marshall elementary in the mission district. he was arrested tuesday on a felony child endangerment charge. the school district says, back in december... tobar was seen holding a student over

the balcony on the second floor of the school. many students say, their teacher is a good man... and they want him back.(pam) the san francisco unified school district released a statement saying ... 'we realize that mr. tobar's arrest by the san francisco police department is upsetting news. many community members have expressed their support for mr. tobar. while mr. tobar will not be returning to marshall elementary, the students in mr. tobar's classroom will continue to receive high- quality instruction. " (steve) toyota is recalling about 645-thousand vehicles worldwide to fix an electrical problem that could stop air bags from inflating in a crash.the recall covers some toyota prius... corolla, highlander, and other models we have listed on kron4 dot com. all were produced from may of 2015 to march of 2016... toyota will notify owners by letter in starting in march. (( áá v.o. / pam áá )) if you missed the historic super blue blood moon last

night ...worry not. we've got images from a special viewing that took place on the bay this morning.

(steve) it was a lunar event that only happens once in a blue moon... (pam) actually, even less often than that. this morning marked the first time since 1866... that a blue supermoon coincided with a lunar eclipse.

'watch parties' sprung up all over the bay area -- including one that kron cameras went to .... onboard the u-s-s hornet in alameda. amateur stargazers and scientists alike.... seemed to agree that the event lived up to the hype. (pam) some people were so excited for the chance to witness the rare celestial event.... they actually stayed aboard the u-s-s hornet overnight. (steve) and here are some of the pictures kron four viewers sent us... these are images showing the super blue blood moon from different

parts of the bay area this morning. if you want to see more pictures... we have a slideshow on our website. and you can still share the pictures you took of the rare moon. just download the kron 4 mobile app and click on the "report it" tab. after an historic loss in utah, warriors coach steve kerr calls outhis team in an unusual way. and colin kapernick makes the final installment .... in his promise to help worthy charities... and hip hop superstar 'usher' makes a contribution in his honor. sports director gary radnich has details coming up. sfx: tinny headphone music

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...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, so don't miss out. because you never know when life... ...will change. get covered today. last night the warriors suffered their 2nd worst loss during steve

kerr's coaching tenure... the utah jazz... in their rainbow uniforms... put a 30-point beat down on golden state... 129-99 the jazz shot 58-prcent from the floor... 50 from 3-point range in contrast the warriors shot only 20-percent from behind the arc... steph curry was 1-of-7 from three... 4-of-13 overall for only 14 points after the game steve kerr didn't mince any words when asked about te warriors performance... but was still in a light-hearted mood with the media...(sot: kerr) "i saw... uhh... a couple tough calls, ball bounces another way and the game is right there (turns to camera and smiles at his sarcasm). i saw one team get their aáá kicked. that's what i saw. we gotta bounce back. that was... our guys would tell you that was a pathetic effort out there. that was

disgusting basketball." "steph, you coach was very unhappy. said it was kind of a disgustin performance tonight. what do you see?" "that's pretty accurate." the night before the the night the night before the

game... steph curry posted this instagram photo of him and the team... in salt lake city in front of "the escape key" a family game and team buiilding venue that would handly be confused for a swanky nightclub... with the hashtag... "nightlife"... obviously poking fun at the lack of nightlife in salt lake city... and a nod to former teammate matt barnes' criticism last year that utah had no nightlife scene after the jazz's 30-point win over the warriors... utah rookie donovan mitchell couldn't halp but respond... (wipe to mitchell tweet) mitchell... who scored 20 points in the

game... tweeted this photo of himself on the cort during the game with the hashtag... "nightlife" colin kaeernick put his money where his mouth is... he committed the final $10,000 of his million- dollar-pledge to the atlanta area charity h.o.m.e (helping oppressed mothers endure) kaepernick has donated the final 100,000 dollars of his pledge 10,000-dollars at a time to different charities picked by different athletes and celebrities... who also match the 10,000 cotribution the celeb that picked out home and matched the 10-grand was none other than atlanta native "usher"... steph curry and kevin durant were also part of kaepernick's "10-'for-10" dontions the former 49ers quarterback has not played in the nfl since leaving the team at the end of the 2016 season... leading many to wonder of kaepernick is being blackballed by nfl owners... he has filed a grievance against the league today commissoner roger goodell was asked if the nfl may step in on kaepernick's behalf and pressure nfl teams to sign him...(sot: goodell: "all the clubs individually need to make

their own decisions about who is on the roster, who is not on the roster. colin, as you know, has filed a grievance, so i'm not going to talk specifically about that case - but i think that's something that the clubs have to make that decision. we as the league do not get involved in that in any way." rob gronkowski still hasn't ben cleared to play in the super bowl... he still going through the nfl's concussion protocol... but he was able to get in some football via the game controller... he played eagles runing back legarrette blount in "madden '18" football on the x-box... maybe gronk hasn't fully recovered... as he was blasted 33-13 by blount... each player was playing using his own team... so it was an eagles win over the patriots... on a screen when asked about his health... gronkowski said he was confident he would be ready to play game on sunday thursday night football

is moving... the thrsday night nfl game is moving... the league has reached an agreement with fox on a 5-year deal to broadcast their weekly thursday night games from week 4 through week 15 of the season... the games will still be simucast on the nfl network... the deal is worth an average of more than $660 million per year... fox currently pays $1.1 billion per year to broadcast nfc games on sundays through 2022. it's the first long-term deal the league has struck with a network partner to broadcast the thursday night games... nbc and cbs had been splitting the broadcasts (( v.o. / steve áá )) which is more important to for airline travel? a cheap ticket or better wifi? coming up the airlines that deliver wifi so good it mightinfluence you choice.

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fortune derived from a family owned group...worth $10 billion. kamprad passed away at the age of 91. (pam) "routehappy" has published its annual airline wi-fi ratings -- and it looks like .... more people than ever before... are able to get connected in the sky .. 82- airlines are either planning to offer or already offer onboard wi-fi service. southwest, virgin atlantic, and icelandair all offer wi-fi on all of their flights. however, the best places for wi-fi in the sky are delta, american, and emirates. that's based on calculations taking into account airline capacity and service miles flown. also improving is the quality of connections. about 57- percent of airborne connections, rated as "better" -- which is the 2nd best of 3 categories .. that means it is good enough for full web browsing and some streaming. (steve) space-x's falcon nine rocket was launched into space today... carrying a satellite for the luxembourg

government and a satellite company.the gov-sat-one satellite was aboard the rocket as it was launched at cape canaveral air force station in florida.the satellite will support communications within europe... the middle east and africa.it will also enable operations for maritime missions over the atlantic and indian oceans... as well as the mediterranean and baltic seas. lawrence karnow: it was a gorgeous day with spring-like temperatures all across the bay area. temperatures are running over 10 degrees above normal for this time of year. of course we started with the super blue blood moon which was an amazing sight in the skies above this morning. it's still very mild outside but temperatures will cool off quickly. on the radar there's no rain to be found. on the satellite image you can see high pressure sitting over californina to bring sunny and mild temperatures. the storms continue to follow the jet stream well to the north leaving us with warm, almost spring-like weather. tomorrow will be another mild to warm day with highs in the mid 60s to low 70s. offshore winds will strengthen on friday and into the weekend bringing even warmer and possible record breaking temperatures to the bay area. we may see a few

clouds late sunday and into monday with slight cooling at the beginning of the week. dry and warm weather is expected to continue well into next week. final look at the weather with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. a full hour of entertainment news is on the way. at 7:00 it's inside edition, followed by entertainment tonight at 7-30. then we're back with kron 4 news at 8:00 n

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