during the crime. good evening i'm vicki liviakis. (grant) and i'm grant lodes. san pablo police are now asking for help in identifying the suspect. the armed man robbed the store on rumrill road last month.. this is actually second recent robbery at that store.. in the other crime... the thieves were also wearing latex gloves.kron4's haaziq madyun madyun spoke to the store owner who no longer feels safe in his own store. take a good look at this surveillance video. it shows a masked man holding a gun robbing the cashier here at la esperanza express store on rumrill blvd in san pablo sot luis romero is the owner of the business. his cashier, daniella speaks very little english. he says she was alone in the store that night, stocking the freezer, when the gunman suddenly apared sot

her life because he was ready, if he don't get the money, i mean, but i told her if somebody come with a gun, give them whatever you got">that is what she did when this video was recorded back on january 26th around 7:13pm. as you can see the robber is wearing a latex glove on his left hand. a month earlier the store was robbed at gunpoint by two hooded, masked men, also wearing latex gloves. san pablo police investigators believe the robberies are relatedsotromero says he took over the business five months ago and has already been robbed twice but he is determined to make a go of itnat/sot haaziq ...any other problems?sotin response he has made some changes sothe also plans to beef up his existing security system by installing exterior surveillance cameras. most importantly he plans on being right by daniella's side going forward. if you think you recognize the person committing this robbery...you

can anonymously contact the san pablo police department. they would like to hear from you...in san pablo haaziq madyun kron4news (grant) breaking news: jurors have just convicted an undocumented immigrant of killing two california deputies. it's a case that helped fuel the national immigration debate.luis bracamontes was found guilty of shooting a sacramento county sheriff's deputy in 2014, then killing a placer county sheriff's detective hours later. prosecutors are now seeking the death penalty.... after bracamontes repeatedly blurted out in court... that he killed the deputies... and wished he had killed more. defense attorneys argued he is mentally ill and should be spared. bracamontes was found competent to stand trial. (grant) more breaking news: the autopsy results for the gunman behind the mass shooting in las vegas has just been released.. according to the report.... stephen paddock had anti-anxiety drugs

in system ---- but wasn't under the influence of them, and was otherwise healthy.58 people were killed when paddock opened fire on the crowd at a country music festival in october. investigators still trying to determine a motive. (vicki) happening now in the north bay... police continue to search for the 5th suspect in connection with two home invasion robberies in santa rosa. the sonoma county the sonoma county sheriff's department has identified the suspect as amber hembree, also known as "skittles." officials say she should be considered armed and dangerous... and is a documented "crip" gang member from virginia. she was last seen yesterday morning in vallejo. four other men have been arrested in connection to the home invasion robberies. here are their mug shots. police say they are suspected of two separate robberies in santa rosa... where one man was injured and another was killed. the four suspects are from santa rosa, mississippi, new york, and virginia. (grant) in the north bay... a 12-year-old boy

says he was followed by a car while walking in petaluma. it happened wednesday morning on mckenzie avenue. the boy noticed an older toyota corolla driving behind him slowly. he said at one point he stopped walking... and the car also stopped. the boy became scared and hid behind a parked car... the suspicious vehicle then drove away. he was unable to give a description of the driver because he said the car had tinted windows. (vicki) a big story we are following tonight... cleanup and repairs are underway after a water main burst in san mateo. it flooded a nearby shool, church, and a half dozen homes yesterday morning. kron4's maureen kelly reports the damage to the schools gymnasium was extensive. natsthe sounds of skill saws nats and suction pumps could be heard inside the st matthew's catholic school gymnasium....instead of bouncing balls and squeaking sneakers.....since yesterday's flooding waterlogged the gym floor so badly it needs to be cut up and taken out.check out this section where the wood

has already been removed. you can see the water still under teh floorboards that needs to be pumped out.it's a heartbreak for many parents here who did a lot of fundraising to make this nearly new gym a reality.the gym is definitely a special building on campus for years ago we worked really hard to get this to happen so it's not that old. it's a beautiful building but the good news is all this happened before the children were on campus everybody safe everybody's ok and we will rebuild the gym and the floor and we should be in good shape in another couple monththe school's director of student affairs says it could two months before it's ready for the students to play on again but other schools are stepping up to help. we have a pretty large athletic program. we are about three weeks away from finishing our basketball season but we've had a lot of offers from other catholic schools other public schools and right now we're trying to put together a plan that will enable all of our children to still finish the basketball seasonthe building was also home to the one kindergarten classroom that was impacted. these little tables are being dried out and moved to an alternate room and will be ready to go on monday when the school reopens.the soggy carpets were stripped away

from the church..and the flood water removed that filled the baptismal font yesterday. fans and dehumidifiers have been at work to dry out the chapel..so it will hopefully be ready for worshipper by saturday's 5 pm mass. maureen kelly kron4 news. (grant) happening now in san francisco... police are investigating a suspicious death near union square. it happened wednesday night on post street. police found an unconscious man who died at the scene. the victim -- identified as 31-year-old andrew emmett -- had injuries that were consistent with a homicide. investigators say the evidence led them to petaluma where they detained three people of interest. emmett's exact cause of death is unknown. (grant) police in oakland say they have made an arrest in a deadly shooting. it happened on the 14-hundred block of 74th avenue near the east oakland health center. investigators say around 8

o'clock last night they responded to a call of man who had been shot. paramedics rushed to that scene to help that victim who later died. (vicki) in the east bay... a man is shot and killed by police in antioch... and tonight we are learning his identity. (grant) police say 40-year-old lloyd harris junior was wanted for several crimes. kron 4's lydia pantazes has details on the investigation. (lydia)police say the fugitive was wanted by several agencies and was shot during a pursuit that ended at a busy gas station here in antioch.(take vo)let's take a look at video of the scene.you can see a gun near the suspects car that's parked at the gas station on 4600 block of golf course road. the shooting happened yesterday at 5:15pm.the suspect was wanted by multiple agencies.we do know at least one officer fired his weapon. the suspect died at the hospital. we spoke to police about the shooting.(sot) no officers were injured during the incident. reporting live in antioch, lydia pantazes kron4 news.

(grant) state health officials report fewer californians are getting sick with the flu ... but more are dying.and a new strain of the virus is emerging ... meaning we could see a new uptick in cases in coming weeks.(vicki)that's why doctors say it is still not too late to get your shot. catherine heenan is here with the numbers on what has turned out to be the deadliest week of this year's flu season. catherine? (catherine) the california department of public health says the flu has claimed 163 lives in california ... 36 last week alone. that's nearly as many as the total for 'all' of last year. nationally, the c=d=c says the number of flu patients has reached a new high. ambulance natacross the nation one out of thirteen doctor visits is now for a flu=like illness.that's way above last year and equal to the high

point of the 2009 swine flu pandemic. "we were hoping to have better news to share today, but unfortunately it looks like this flu season continues to be particularly challenging" the centers for disease control voicing increased concern today over what has turned into an unpredictable flu season...cautioning it may not have reached its peak yet "we could potentially see several more weeks of increased flu activity."the c=d=c says 63 children have died nationwide, ten of them last week.here in northern california, kaiser hospitals report a slight uptick in flu=related visits after a couple pf weeks of decline.doctors are urging people to get a vaccination ... even though the shots are less than 20 percent effective against the h3n2 virus.not only do the inculations reduce the chance of deadly complications.but they are also more effective against the influenza b virus that has been showing up in more and more lab tests.and it is possible to get infected by the flu more than once. " there is a lot of flu out there right now, if it looks like the flu, it probably is"the critical symptoms the could indicate a severe infection includea persistent high fever,

shortness of breath, a rapid heart beat and extreme fatigue. "if you are ill, stay home! don't go to school, don't go to work. you don't need to be spreading your virus around." (catherine) out of those 163 california flu deaths, about 30 have been from the region including the bay area and santa cruz county.that is about 18 percent of the total deaths in the state.vicki and grant? (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was yet another day of record breaking heat with temperatures soaring

into the 70s and 80s. but temperatures right near the coast were cooler. this is likely the last day of record highs as we are expecting big changes for the weekend. it is mostly clear and mild if you're going out on this friday night. but it will be a little breezy too. on the satellite image you can see that high pressure is weakening across the state. an area of low pressure will slide over the top of that ridge tomorrow and help crank up some gusty winds. a wind advisory goes into effect tomorrow morning through midnight in the north bay mountains, delta and carquinez strait. winds could gust there as high as 55 mph. around the rest of the bay area it will be windy at times and much cooler. highs will still be mild in the 50s and 60s at the coast with 60s and low 70s inland. on sunday it will be partly cloudy, breezy and cooler with highs in the 60s. cooling will continue on monday with a few clouds.

warmer and dry weather is expected most of next week. (grant) (grant) coming up... big changes could be coming to ááwhen your child can start playing tackle football. we'll explain the push to keep kids safe. (vicki) plus... a burglar enters a home... and it's all caught on the nanny camera. (grant) plus... we go one on one with the niners new golden boy. what jimmy garoppolo said that had people cringing today...and which fellow italian...who's an all time niners great, garappoo wants to meet. ♪ 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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lawmakers want to outlaw tackle football leagues until kids reach high school.... (grant) catherine heenan is here with more on the proposed legislation.. (catherine) just days after the super bowl...those lawmakers say that this would help protect young people from long-term brain damage.... they're specifically talking about repeated blows to the head. assembly members kevin mccarty of sacramento and lorena fletcher of san diego want californiato become the first state to ban minors from playing organized tackle football before high school. the legislation - called the "safe football act" - will be considered this spring.. the idea -- delaying the start of high-contact elements of football can only help... california has already taken some measures to protect against concussionsfor young

players -- but the legislators say it's not enough. after years of denials, the n-f-l has acknowledged a link between head blows and brain disease.. not everyone is happy about the proposed legislation. some coaches and parents are complaining that their favorite sport is being unfairly singled out. vicki and grant? (grant) we know he can play football. we know he is the highest paid player in the game. and we know that after signing him this week, that jimmy garoppolo is the franchise quarterback the 49ers are counting on to lead them back to the super bowl. today, as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now, we got to know the new face of the 49ers a little better. jimmy garoppolo/49ers quarterback"...we got in last night and had a nice little dinner in san fran...."jimmy g," fumbled the name of his new home but says he could not be happier to be here.jimmy

garoppolo"....im very excited to be here and i think we got it figured out very quickly, a happy to be here..."welcomed back to levis stadium friday, the 49ers new franchise quarterback held courtwith general manager john lynch and coach kyle shanahan. signed this week to a 137.5 million dollar contract, garoppolo is the highest paid player in football. i asked him if the fansand will be getting their money's worth.jimmy garopolo "...i'm thinking we're taking the right steps, today is a great day we're moving ahead and we're going to take it one game at a time..."the 26-year- old garroplo, who played second fiddle to tom brady in new england, was very impressive as the 49ers went 5 and 0 after going 1-10 before he got the ball. also impressed is 49ers owner jed york.jed york/49ers owner "....we're here to win championships and you can't do that without a great quarterback and we think jimmy has a chance to be just that,...."obviously the 49ers are counting on garoppolo to fill the seats at levis and one day lead them back to the super bowl. posing for pictures with his mom and dad and threes brothers, "jimmy g," as some are already calling him, has some big

shoes to fill and he knows it. jimmy garopolo ".....i hope to meet joe montana and one day, at would be like a couple of italian guys just hanging out, it's a privilege to be in the same sentence as montana and steve young..."garappolo apologized for that "san fran" gaf, admitting he still has a lot of work to do both on and off the field. jimmy garoppolo ".....i just getting to know and experience some of the bay area and i'm looking forward to making this my home for the next five years..." in santa clara rob fladeboe kron 4 news (vicki) he became the father that

the internet rallied around last week...after he launched at convicted sexual predator larry nassar. he'll probably get even more attention after this.... randall margraves says he will donate more than 30-thousand dollars to michigan groups that help survivors of sexual assault. margraves became famous for trying to tackle the former usa gymnastics doctor during his trial. an online fundraiser popped up this past week to help margraves with any possible legal expenses... but the father of three says he does not need the money. margraves has not been charged with any crime over his court outburst. his attorney says he's working to ensure that no charges arise from margraves' actions. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow.

lawrence karnow: it was yet another day of record breaking heat with temperatures soaring into the 70s and 80s. but temperatures right near the coast were cooler. this is likely the last day of record highs as we are expecting big changes for the weekend. it is mostly clear and mild if you're going out on this friday night. but it will be a little breezy too. on the satellite image you can see that high pressure is weakening across the state. an area of low pressure will slide over the top of that ridge tomorrow and help crank up some gusty winds. a wind advisory goes into effect tomorrow morning through midnight in the north bay mountains, delta and carquinez strait. winds could gust there

as high as 55 mph. around the rest of the bay area it will be windy at times and much cooler. highs will still be mild in the 50s and 60s at the coast with 60s and low 70s inland. on sunday it will be partly cloudy, breezy and cooler with highs in the 60s. cooling will continue on monday with a few clouds. warmer and dry weather is expected most of next week. (vicki) still ahead.. a meth bust in the north bay... and police said the crooks were selling drugs out of the home they lived in

with their children. (grant) and after the break... a dad...horrified...as he watches a burglar breaking into his home...through his daughter's window... the good news...we're learning toinight., who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. (grant) an unsettling

situation... when a man is caught breaking into a home... through a child's window. and it was all caught on a baby monitor. (vicki) luckily ... no one was home at the time... but the home owner says he doesn't feel any less violated. janine stanwood has the story. guillermo gonzalo/saw burglar on baby monitor: "i'm receiving a notification that someone's in my house."this weston dad - guillermo gonzalo - kept getting alerts from his nanny cam.usually dad and mom use their nannycam to check on their toddler in her crib. janine stanwood/weston, fl: "but wednesday afternoon they made a startling discovery

coming right through the window."-nats-suddenly, dad sees a man in a dark hooded sweatshirt prying open the window -- and climbing right in. as dad's watching it unfold on his smartphone -- he's calling 911.guillermo gonzalo/saw burglar on baby monitor: "oh it was horrible. this is your daughter's bedroom."the only good thing -- no one was home. guillermo thinks the bad guy first cut the screen and tried going in through the back, before then breaking into his daughter's window.guillermo gonzalo/saw burglar on baby monitor: "someone had removed the screen, must've put two screwdrivers or at least a crowbar -- jammed it in behind here where there's two notches."he says the creeper first rummaged through the toddler's changing station -- then went into his wife's closet.guillermo gonzalo/saw burglar on baby monitor: "and came immediately for her jewelry box."after stealing purses and old cellphones, that's when guillermo says the thief -- in an "italia" sweatshirt and red gloves -- closes up his daughter's window before splitting. you can see bso deputies arriving moments later.guillermo gonzalo/saw burglar on baby monitor: "you feel powerless. and you're the house - you're the father. the husband. you've got to make sure people are protected. and - this is supposed to be your fortress and you can't do anything about it." (grant) that was janine stanwood reporting.

gonzalo says he's now using hurricane shutters to protect his home.(vicki) right now--- police are still looking for the suspect. (grant) a texas woman drove her car off the third floor of a houston parking garage early this morning ... and walked away without any injuries. the houston fire department is callng it a miracle. they say the woman accidentally hit the gas pedal instead of the brake pedal...sending her suv over the edge....crashing into a man's apartment down below. incredibly, the man who lives there wasn't injured either. he happened to be sleeping on his couch instead of his bedroom at the time of the incident. (vicki) next at 5:30... bart is announcing new projects... in an effort to improve their trains and stations for riders. bevan dufty with the bart board of directors joins is in studio to talk about what they're doing. (grant) plus... hear why the san jose police department is warning you before opening facebook

messages from people you might not know.

local first... here are the stories we are tracking in your neighborhood. (grant) a warning in the east bay... a suspect who stole a car in san leandro is on the loose tonight. it happened last night in the parking lot at the marina square shopping center. police spotted the stolen

car... and when they approached it... the driver ran away. people who live in the area were told to shelter in place while police searched for the suspect. the search was called off about 45 minutes later. (grant) a livermore woman is arrested for a deadly crash that killed two young women. 26-year-old lauren davis was arrested today. the crash happened on stanley boulevard in livermore the night before thanksgiving. authorities say davis was driving drunk when she crashed. 16 -year-old violet campbell died at the scene while 25-year-old alexys garcia died a week later from her injuries. (vicki) in the south bay... the san jose police department is warning people about a facebook message circulating... that contains child porn. they say sharing the video... even if it's to try to help identify a victim... is a crime. police say if you receive the message... immediately notify them before deleting it. (grant) in the north bay.... a married couple was arrested on drug charges in santa rosa. detectives found about three pounds of

methamphetamine, approximately 80-thousand in cash, a loaded gun and evidence of drug trafficking in the home. police arrested jose ibarra and his arrested jose ibarra and his wife reveriana torres-cruz on multiple drug charges. the couple shared the home with their three young children. the children were placed in the care of family members while the investigation continues. (grant) police in novato are looking for a package thief caught in surveillance video. you can see a man walk up to the porch... he then grabs a brown envelope... before casually walking away... like nothing happened. this happened february third at a home on alice street. (grant) in the peninsula..... a pedestrian was killed after getting hit by a car in belmont. it happended around six-30 last night on old country road near el camino real. police say the man was hit by a blue toyota corolla and was lying in the middle of road when they arrived. he would later die at the scene. authorities say the driver of the corolla stayed on scene and cooperated with police.

drugs and alcohol do not appear to be involved. the investigation is on going. lawrence karnow: it was yet another day of record breaking heat with temperatures soaring into the 70s and 80s. but temperatures right near the coast were cooler. this is likely the last day of record highs as we are expecting big changes for the weekend. it is mostly clear and mild if you're going out on this friday night. but it will be a little breezy too. on the satellite image you can see that high pressure is weakening across the state. an area of low pressure will slide over the top of that ridge tomorrow and help crank up some gusty winds. a wind advisory goes into effect tomorrow morning through midnight in the north bay mountains, delta and carquinez strait. winds could gust there as high as 55 mph. around the rest of the bay area it will be windy at times and much cooler. highs will still be mild in the 50s and 60s at the coast with 60s and low 70s inland. on sunday it will be partly cloudy, breezy and cooler with highs in the 60s. cooling will continue on monday with a few clouds. warmer and dry weather is expected most of next week. (vicki) tonight--

tonight-- (vicki) (vicki) tonight-- bart is working on multiple projects to try to improve the transit system. that includes the proposal of building a áásecond transbay tube. as well as new posters being displayed at stations... as a reminder to for riders to keep the trains sanitary. joining us now to talk about the future of bart... is bevan dufty... from the bart board of directors. (grant) coming up... a warning coming up... (grant) coming up... a

warning the next time you listen to music on apple air pods. what one man is claiming happened to him while at the gym. (grant) plus... a controversial rule at a school dance... why girls are being told... they can not say

"no" to boys. at stanford health care, we can now repair complex aortic aneurysms without invasive surgery. if we can do that, imagine what we can do for varicose veins. and if we can precisely treat eye cancer with minimal damage to the rest of the eye,

imagine what we can do for glaucoma, even cataracts. if we can use dna to diagnose the rarest of diseases, imagine what we can do for the conditions that affect us all. imagine what we can do for you. a mother is upset over a

school policy... in which sixth grade girls can't say "no" when boys ask them to dance. (grant) it's happening in utah... during an elementary school's valentine's day dance. natalie richard says her daughter told her she wasn't

allowed to say no to a boy who asked her to dance. and prior to the dance-- students are told to fill out a card... selecting five people they want to dance with. school administration says the rule is meant to teach students how to be inclusive. lane findlay / community relations specialist, weber school district:"please be respectful, be polite. we want to promote kindness and so we want you to say yes when someone asks you to dance." natalie richard / mother:"i do see it from their perspective when it comes to that but there are many other ways to teach children how to be accepting than with a social dance."(grant) richard says forcing students not to say no teaches them the wrong lesson. she says rejection is part of life... and the policy is sending kids the wrong message. as of now, the school does not plan on changing the rule. they say the dance is not mandatory. (vicki) still ahead...

many people in the bay area live to protect the environment. but what about in death? we take an up close look at what some are calling a "green burial". (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

the bay area has long been known for being at the forefront of the environmental movement.(grant) but despite being an epicenter for all things green .... there are only a few places in the bay area where the 'earth conscious' can go to their final resting place .... without negatively impacting the planet.(vicki) kron4's maureen kelly has an in-depth look.... at one mill valley cemetary that is part of this growing movement. nats(sound of walking thru leavesthis man may look like he's taking a hike thru the woods, but he's on his way to bring a bouquet of white roses to his mother's gravesite."hey mama"there's no tombstones here in the green section of

the fernwood cemetary in mill valley...a rock marks the final resting place of spencer's mother.because his mother was a very private person spencer asked that her name and his last name, not be used in this report.he says having an environmentally friendly burial was one of his mother's last requests. literally body to earth, no chemicals no embalming and she wanted to be recycled back into the earth. and she said i don't want to be in a box for all eternityfernwood has been a cemetary since the late 1800's but in 2004 a new earth conscious owner took it over and has devoted a section to bury those who want their final step in life to have as small of a footprint as possible.most of the gravesites are dug by hand....and the bodies that go in them are not emblamed. (bird chrip)there's no lush chemically treated lawn in the green section, which is also a certified wildlife habitat. those who are buried here can choose to go underground in an unfinished pine box, or a wicker casket....or wrapped in a shroud.while they still offer traditional burials here at fernwood, they are finding more customers are interesting in going into the ground in a greener way than wha't been common practice for decades. metal caskets are not biodegradable by any means neither are heavy wooden caskets and all the interiors are not biodegradable, embalming is toxic to the ground so therefore it's not green at all(maureen)while of green burial means going back to the old ways of doing things here at fernwood they've added a modern component. a chip is buried in every grave site that can be detected with this rita right here. it helps identify the person who's buried beneath the earth, it's basically a high tech tombstoneit's their one exception to their rule of no non biogradible items going

under ground in green section, and it's done so visitors can still find the graves sites of their loved ones in casethe boulders marking the gravesite get moved.at first spencer was skeptical to the notion that he first wrote off as new age. but since her mother's burial late last year, he's come to embrace it.i realize it's not new age at all it's old age. and what is new age is coffins chemicals, not being returned back to the whole, it's a terrible word to use but, decomposing process back into the earth and i'm completely sold on the process now so much so i came back a couple weeks later about the lot right next-doorfernwood says plots in their green section start at about 10 grand less than the plots in their traditional cementary area, making green burial not only better for the environment, but also cheaper way to go, maureen kelly kron4 news.

(vicki) let's get a check on what

we are working for on for kron4 news at six. steve aveson is standing by in the newsroom. thanks vicki. coming up new tonight at six.. a look at where all that lost airline luggage ends up... turns out -- it gets sold in one store.indepth tonight we will take you inside the "unclaimed baggage experience". you might be suprised about just how quickly items end up there. then --- also new tonight..a bay area man takes matters into his own hands after to find a stolen van. how he says he fooled the thieves into giving it back... vicki? thanks steve, we will see you at six. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was yet

another day of record breaking heat with temperatures soaring into the 70s and 80s. but temperatures right near the coast were cooler. this is likely the last day of record highs as we are expecting big changes for the weekend. it is mostly clear and mild if you're going out on this friday night. but it will be a little breezy too. on the satellite image you can see that high pressure is weakening across the state. an area of low pressure will slide over the top of that ridge tomorrow and help crank up some gusty winds. a wind advisory goes into effect tomorrow morning through midnight in the north bay mountains, delta and carquinez strait. winds could gust there as high as 55 mph. around the rest of the bay area it will be windy at times and much cooler. highs will still be mild in the 50s and 60s at the coast with 60s and low 70s inland. on sunday it will be partly cloudy, breezy and

cooler with highs in the 60s. cooling will continue on monday with a few clouds. warmer and dry weather is expected most of next week.

(grant) a warning if you use apple's air pods. what tipped one guy off that there was trouble while he was listening to dance music while working out.

(grant) amazon is getting ready to give u-p-s and fed-ex a run for their money. the company will soon offer a shipping service called "shipping with amazon". the service is part of a pilot program that will start in los angeles and roll out to other cities later this year. drivers would pick up packages from third-party amazon sellers ... and deliver them to consumers. it's the latest move by amazon to create its own delivery network. (vicki) a warning tonight if you own apple air-pods. a man claims one of the wireless ear-

buds blew up. (grant) it happened while he was listening to music at the gym. ryan hughes has the story. the tiny pieces of these apple airpods fit into jason colon's hand. the left-- is in tact. the right-- blown apart-- and charred."it's the craziest things i ever went through." colon of tampa was listening to a dance mix-- at the la fitness in saint petersburg-- when he noticed something strange."and then i saw white smoke start billowing out." he left the airpods on a piece of workout equipment-- and got help. when he returned:"it was already like this. it was - already popped. i didn't see it happen but i mean - it was already fried! you can see flame damage." he's thankful he thought to remove the wireless airpods when he sensed trouble."i don't know what would've happened to my ear. but i'm sure since it hangs down - it could've been ear lobe. ear lobe could've been burnt." it's not the first time a popular product has gone up in flames. in

2016-- samsung recalled the galaxy note 7-- after some phones caught fire-- because of a defect in the batteries. production stopped later that year."this looks like this was the battery." colon isn't exactly sure what happened to the right airpod-- but he's definitely sure-- others should be warned."just because it happens to me doesn't mean it won't happen again." (grant) that was ryan hughes reporting. an apple spokeswoman says the company is investigating and they will reach out to colon. (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(granti) steve aveson and steve aveson and catherine heenan 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.. california wildlife officials want you to be on the lookout for this invasive rodent. it has been spotted in the state -- tonight the very serious problems the rodent can cause if they are able to multiply.

(catherine) then also new at six - meet a bay area man - who took matters into his own hands to get back a stolen van. he tells us how he even managed to outsmart the thieves into giving him the keys back. kron4 news at six is next.

decision, not one i would advocate others to make.> (steve) a bay area man takes matters into his own hands to get back a stolen van... after he says police were not able to do much to help. good evening i'm steve aveson.(catherine) and i'm catherine heenan in for pam moore. the van vanished from a local rental

company a few weeks ago... new at six... kron4's terisa estacio tells us how he found it - and then fooled the thieves into giving it back. sharky laguana (estacio reporting)(sharky laguana - there was a lot of stuff, they moved it out of the vehicle") sharky laguana the owner of bandago is talking about what happened when he and a coworker confronted 3 people thursday night in a company van he says stolen a few weeks ago."laguana" the police are coming, which was a bit of a bluff, you can just take off and we will just take the van." sharky says - the tale of his van and his moment as a detective all started a few weeks ago, when this black van was rented out. at the final day of the agreement, the driver called in and wanted to extend the contract by a month. that is when sharky thought something was not right.laguna. vehicles are usually used to commite more crimes, that that is the only reason people want to keep them, we have had cars taken to mexico that has happened to us, but then we never hear from them again.when the van did not show up, sharky says he called police to report it stolen, but that's when this story gets tricky. the law, sharky says is not on the side of rental car companies. laguna. we can't just call police, we have to file a report after 5 days, then

certified letter to address. but then a break. sharky says while stuck in traffic following a dentist appointment, he saw the van with it's distinctive plates. and decided to spring into action, he and a coworker followed the van to a restaurant watched as the three ate, then called police again, when the van with three people headed to the mission district. but still sharky says they said they couldn't help. so...laguna. we walked up kind, smiling asking we are with bandago, we just reported this stolen.sharky admits playing the role of a police officer confronting three people in his stolen vehicle was not a story this dad with two kids sat well with his wife.sharky. she did not like the story at all. kids loved it.he adds he would not recommend his actions for others, but feels for him, he did the right thing for the right reasons.sharky. it was a little big of wanting to recover the van, and wanting to not enable more crime, we did our civic mindedness as well.in sf, te

(catherine) he's being called the "latex glove bandit"police say a man who's possibly connected to two

armed robberies wore a latex glove onat least one hand. one of the robberies was caught on surveillance video - and police are hoping someone recognizes him. kron 4's haaziq madyun shows us the video the man you see in this surveillance video is suspected of being involved in a pair of armed robberies here at la esperanza express store in san pablo. luis romero owns the storesothe demanded money holding a pistol in his right hand. his left hand was covered by a latex glove. this video was recorded in january. san pablo police investigators say the same store was robbed at gunpoint in december. there were two masked suspects wearing latex gloves in that robbery...police say one of them resembles the man you see heresotthe latex glove may be an attempt to conceal finger prints which could reveal the robber's identity. romero has only been open for five months, has been robbed twice, possibly by the same person nat/sot haaziqhave you ever

seen this guy before or...?sot in the wake of the two robberies, romero is increasing the number of surveillance cameras, closing up earlier, and making sure there are at least two people in the store at all times. if you think you recognize the man in this video...you can anonymously contact the san pablo police department. they would like to hear from you...in san pablo haaziq madyun kron4news (catherine) also happening now... police are searching for the 5th suspect in connection with two home invasion robberies in santa rosa. the sheriff's department has identified her as amber hembree, also known as "skittles." they say she should be considered armed and dangerous... and is a documented "crip" gang member from virginia. she was last seen yesterday morning in

vallejo. four other men have been arrested in connection to the home invasion robberies. police say they're suspected of two separate robberies in santa rosa... where one man was injured and another was killed. the four suspects are from santa rosa, mississippi, new york, and virginia. (steve) in the east bay... a former high school teacher has been sentenced to five years probation. that includes a six months on house arrest. corine audiat was arrested in 20-16 for having sex with an underage student. the judge dismiss four charges in exchange for a no contest plea. audiat has to register for a sex offender... and surrender her teaching credential. she is also required to stay away from her victim for ten years. (steve) a wanted fugitive is dead following a pursuit with police. it happened around five pm yesterday on golf course road in antioch. police say they were trying to take the suspect into custody when at least one officer opened fire. the

man killed as been identified as 40-year-old lloyd harris junior. he was wanted for several crimes. police say the dangerous fugitive was wanted by multiple agnecies. (steve ) in oakland... police are looking for the person they say sexually assaulted and robbed a woman last night. it happened around 9:30 on macarthur boulevard near high street and interstate 5-80. police say the person took personal items for the woman. she is being treated for bruises. (catherine) on the peninsula... it's been another long day of clean-up and repair work at st. matthew's parish in san mateo. (steve) the catholic church and adjacent school have been closed since yesterday after being swamped with water after a water main break. kron4's maureen kelly shows us the work being done to get the campus back up and running. california water service says the 24 inch transmission line has been repaired and now crews are busy backfilling the holeworkers were still shovelling the now mostly dried up mud, and streetsweepers were scrubbing south el camino real.they are expecting to have norte dame

avenue back open friday....which would help st matthew's parish.since the formally flooded church is expected be ready for services by saturday.the waterlogged carpets have been stripped away and the baptismal fount, which was full of floodwaters yesterday has been drained. fans and dehumidifiers are working to dry the chapel.the damage was significant quite a bit a water with quite a thatquite a bit a water with you to the church but that was really where everybody worked yesterday and made lotta progress that he will be able to and hopefully will be able to have services they're starting at 5 pm tomorrowthe worst damage was done to the gymnasium....the water ruined the gym's floor....so now it's being cut up and taken out.check out this section where the wood has already been removed. you can see the water still under teh floorboards that needs to be pumped out.it's a heartbreak for many parents here who did a lot of fundraising to make this nearly new gym a reality. it's a beautiful building but the good news is all this happened before the children were on campus everybody safe everybody's ok and we will rebuild the gym and the floor and we should be in good shape in another couple monththese little tables are from the one kindergarten classroom in the school that was damaged. but they've readied another room....so the school should be ready to welcome students back by monday morning. maureen kelly kron4 news.

(steve) another big story tonight:jurors have convicted an undocumented immigrant of killing two california deputies. it's a case that helped fuel the national immigration debate.luis bracamontes was found guilty of shooting a sacramento county sheriff's deputy in 2014, then killing a placer county sheriff's detective hours later. prosecutors are now seeking the death penalty.... after bracamontes repeatedly blurted out in court... that he killed the deputies... and wished he had killed more. defense attorneys argued he is mentally ill and should be spared. bracamontes was found competent to stand trial. (catherine) the autopsy

results for the gunman in the mass shooting in las vegas have just been released.. the report says stephen paddock had anti-anxiety drugs in his system ---- but he wasn't under the influence of them, and was otherwise healthy. 58 people were killed when paddock opened fire on the crowd at a country music festival in october. investigators still trying to determine a motive. (landing vo) he is the highest paid player in football. he also happens to be the new quarterback of the san francisco 49ers. kron four's rob fladeboe went one on one with jimmy garoppoloas he was welcomed back to the bay area after signing a 5-year contract that will pay him 27.5 million dollars a year. jimmy garoppolo/49ers quarterback"...we got in last night and had a nice little dinner in san fran...."jimmy g," fumbled the name of his new home but says he could not be happier to be here.jimmy garoppolo"....im very excited to be here and i think we got it figured out very quickly, a

happy to be here..."welcomed back to levis stadium friday, the 49ers new franchise quarterback held courtwith general manager john lynch and coach kyle shanahan. signed this week to a 137.5 million dollar contract, garoppolo is the highest paid player in football. i asked him if the fansand will be getting their money's worth.jimmy garopolo "...i'm thinking we're taking the right steps, today is a great day we're moving ahead and we're going to take it one game at a time..."the 26-year- old garroplo, who played second fiddle to tom brady in new england, was very impressive as the 49ers went 5 and 0 after going 1-10 before he got the ball. also impressed is 49ers owner jed york.jed york/49ers owner "....we're here to win championships and you can't do that without a great quarterback and we think jimmy has a chance to be just that,...."obviously the 49ers are counting on garoppolo to fill the seats at levis and one day lead them back to the super bowl. posing for pictures with his mom and dad and threes brothers, "jimmy g," as some are already calling him, has some big shoes to fill and he knows it. jimmy garopolo ".....i hope to meet joe montana and one day, at would be like a couple of italian guys just hanging out, it's a privilege to be in the same sentence as montana and steve

young..."garappolo apologized for that "san fran" gaf, admitting he still has a lot of work to do both on and off the field. jimmy garoppolo ".....i just getting to know and experience some of the bay area and i'm looking forward to making this my home for the next five years..." in santa clara rob fladeboe kron 4 news

a live look outside right now... as we get our first look at the four zone forecast with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was yet another day of record breaking heat with temperatures soaring into the 70s and 80s. but temperatures right near the coast were cooler. this is likely the last day of record highs as we are expecting big changes for the weekend. it is mostly clear and mild if you're going out on this friday night. but it will be a little breezy too. on the satellite image you can see that high pressure is weakening across the state. an area of low pressure will slide over the top of that ridge tomorrow and help crank up some gusty winds. a wind advisory goes into effect tomorrow morning through midnight in the north bay mountains, delta and carquinez strait. winds could gust there as high as 55 mph. around the rest of the bay area it will be windy at times and much cooler. highs will still be mild in the 50s and 60s at the coast with 60s and low 70s inland. on sunday it will be partly cloudy, breezy and cooler with highs in the 60s. cooling will continue on monday with a few clouds. warmer and dry weather is expected most of next week.

(( áá v.o. / steve áá )) airlines are more efficient than ever with your baggage but some thingsdo get misplaced, coming up the final resting place for lost luggage. (( áá v.o. / catherine áá )) an unwelcome guest from south america is terrorizing marshlands inparts of california.. coming up how you can help put an end to an invasive rodent. (( áá v.o. / steve áá )) one step forward and two steps back for the battle against the flu.the numbers are going down, but at the same time it's become more deadly.

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

with new numbers this week on flu activity across the country... and the reports are grim.(catherine) as the death toll rises, experts warn that this flu season could get worse before it gets better. omar jimenez has the latest.... voice of anne schuchat/acting director, cdc "we were hoping to have better news to share today, but unfortunately it looks like this flu season continues to be particularly challenging"the centers for

disease control voicing increased concern today over what has turned into an unpredictable flu season...cautioning it may not have reached its peak yet voice of anne schuchat/acting director, cdc: "we could potentially see several more weeks of increased flu activity."this week in particular? an additional 10 pediatric deaths... bringing the total number of children killed by the flu to 63.the cdc reports hospitalizations have also been increasing over the past 5 weeks.and at 60 per 100,000 people...it's the highestrate of hospitalization for this point of the season in recent flu outbreaks...imp acting 48 states and puerto rico. dr. alicia fry/epidemiology and prevention branch chief, influenza division: "right now we see influenza activity in almost all of the states, which is really pretty unusual for us"experts say to watch for some critical symptoms the could indicate a severe infection including-a persistent high fever- difficulty breathing/shortness of breath-rapid heart beat- extreme tirednessthe cdc also recommends beginning anti- virals as soon as symptoms appear... voice of anne schuchat/acting director, cdc " there is a lot of flu out there right now, if it looks like the flu, it probably is" and áoverall taking the necessary steps to prevent spreading the illness... like getting the flu vaccine, washing your hands, and other common sense practices dr. alicia fry/epidemiology and prevention branch chief, influenza division "if you are

ill, stay home! don't go to school, don't go to work. you don't need to be spreading your virus around."the cdc says its important to note that what may be mild symptons to you, could be deadly for someone else. i'm omar jimenez reporting (catherine) uber is settling a lawsuit filed by google's self-driving car unit -- called 'waymo'. the lawsuit claimed uber stole waymo's self-driving technology. now - uber has reportedly agreed to take steps to make sure waymo's technology is not usedused in uber cars....and has agreed to pay about 245 million dollars. uber management released a statement -- saying the company does not believe it got any trade secrets from waymo. but also said the company will make sure it's

using only its own self- driving technology. (steve) canada's prime minister justin trudeau sat down with california politicians today... including governor jerry brown. during the meeting... trudeau and brown pledged cooperation on issues like climate action, trade and criminal justice reform. the prime minister's visit to san francisco is part of a four day tour of the united states. he is working to promote nafta and strengthen relations between the u-s and canada. (catherine) in depth tonight: airlines are doing better than ever at taking care of passengers' luggage. in 20-16 - fewer than six bags for every one-thousand passengers were mishandled. but what happens to the small percentage of luggage that 'does' get lost? reporter rebecca petit shows us the land of lost luggage in alabama. losing your luggage is the risk you take when traveling by plane.so what happens to bags are never reunited with their owners?it's given a second life at the unclaimed

baggage center in scottsboro. brenda cantrell: "unclaimed baggage center is the only store in america that buys and resales unclaimed baggage from the airline industry. every day the store stocks about seven-thousand items."we sell about a third, which you see here in our retail store, we donate about a third and then we throw away or recycle about a third of the product." the 40-thousand square foot store is like a lost and found on steroids. the majority of the merchandise is clothes of course. alexandra handley: "i love the items, they're gently used, really great styles and brands, like this is club monaco, this is quite a modern piece and the prices is $39.99 you can't beat that."but here you'll find anything from sports equipment, electronics... and very expensive jewelry.brenda: "we have a 1.1 carat diamond ring, and a 1.6 carat diamond ring, these are stunners right here. then you also get things that are one of a kind. i mean this is a one of a kind."here's how it works.after three months, if an airline is unable to locate lost baggage, they reimburse the owner of the bag. then the airline sells the luggage and its contents

to the unclaimed baggage center. turning one person's loss into another person's gain. alexandra: "it's like a hidden treasure, a jewel, a friend told me about it and i came and i'm like oh my gosh this is so great." the concept began in 19-70 by founder doyle owens. brenda: "he was an insurance salesman, had a wife and three small boys and he had this friend that worked for a bus line up in the dc area. he discovered that there were these unclaimed bags up there and he seen the thrift store concept and he kind of put the two together. so he borrowed $300 from one grand father and a pick up truck from the other and off he drove to dc to pick up his first load of unclaimed bags." the bright idea...mark: "i live in blue ridge georgia." now one of the top tourist destinations in the state. mark: "it's awesome and i'm definitely coming back, i bought my wife a nice leather jacket and it's pretty cool." "each year we have between 800,000 and a million guest that come in. "you never know what you'll find inside this store of lost treasures. brenda: ''there are alot of strange things that people travel with. a number of those we have kept and put on display here in our store, called found treasures. we've had taxidermy items, we have a six foot long paper mache tinker bell that came in."they have unexpected merchandise, including an abundance of artwork and racks of wedding dresses.and bargains beat, with up to 80% off retail value.brenda: "couple years ago had a $64,000 platinum rolex watch and we sold it for $30,000."so whether you're shopping for yourself our someone else.you're sure to find something you like at the

unclaimed center. shanika: "come baggage, it is worth the travel, it is worth the line, it's worth everything thrill of the hunt you never know gonna find."and as they say, finders keepers. (catherine) believe it or not - that store is actually one of the top tourist spots in alabama.. although you won't see much luggage... that's because it usually comes in too beat up to sell... let's take a look outside right now... chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: it was yet another day of record breaking heat with temperatures soaring into the 70s and 80s. but temperatures right near the coast were cooler. this is likely the last day of record highs as we are expecting big changes for the weekend. it is mostly clear and mild if you're going out on this friday night. but it will be a little breezy too. on the satellite image you can see that high pressure is weakening across the state. an area of low pressure will slide over the top of that ridge tomorrow and help crank up some gusty winds. a wind advisory goes into effect tomorrow morning through midnight in the north bay mountains, delta and carquinez strait. winds could gust there as high as 55 mph. around the rest of the bay area it will be windy at times and much cooler. highs will still be

mild in the 50s and 60s at the coast with 60s and low 70s inland. on sunday it will be partly cloudy, breezy and cooler with highs in the 60s. cooling will continue on monday with a few clouds. warmer and dry weather is expected most of next week. (( áá v.o. / catherine áá )) stocks ended somewhat higher today... but it's been a wild week on wall street. should you worry about your 401k? some perspective when we return. (( áá v.o. / steve áá )) for over a hundred years they offered the best guarantee in thebusiness but now l.l. bean says they have to change the policy just a little. we'll explain why.

tonight in 'for your money'... l.l. bean's generous lifetime return policy is changing. the executive chairman says the change is due to a growing number of customers expecting refunds for heavily worn products used over many years. he says customers wanted refunds for products that were bought through third parties, like yard sales.(steve) the company will now accept returns for any reason only for one year with proof of purchase. it also will continue to replace products for manufacturing defects beyond that. (catherine) amazon is getting ready to offer a shipping service for businesses. "shipping with amazon" would be in direct competition with u-p-s and fed-ex--that's according to the wall street journal. the journal reports, the service is part of a pilot program that will start in los angeles and roll out to other cities later this year. (steve) s-w-a drivers would pick up packages from third-party

amazon sellers ... and deliver them to consumers. according to the journal, it's the latest move by amazon to create its own freight and parcel delivery network. (( áá v.o. / catherine áá )) frustrated by the lack of response to mudslide warnings in california.. emergency workers are now changing the language they use during evacuation warnings. we'll explain. (( áá v.o. / steve áá )) three counties in california are in big trouble trying to fight an unwelcomerodent that is terrorizing wetlands and marshes.

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rodents we worry about are mice and rats...but there's a warning tonight...about a different threat.(steve) wildlife officials in california are asking people to report any sightings of what's known as nutria. grant lodes is closely following this story and is here with details. (grant) they're calling it an invasion...and these nutria...like to eat so much aquatic vegitation that they threaten wetlands and marshes and more. the invasive rhodents can establish themselves...and actually wipe out wetlands. they can damage levees, dikes...and when you mess with water flow in the delta, you mess with

crops. since march, more than 20 nutria have been found in wetlands, rivers and canals in the sacramento-san joaquin delta.... in merced, fresno and stanislaus counties. they're native to south america, and can be the size of a beagle...20 pounds...two and a half feet long. and here's why wildlife officials are freaking out...a female nutria can give birth to more than 200 offspring a year. here now, some of other top stories. in san mateo, california water service says the 24 inch transmission line that broke yesterday flooding parts of the neighborhood has been repaired and nw crews are busy backfilling the holethey are expecting to have norte dame avenue back open friday....which would help st matthew's parish.since the formally flooded church is expected be ready for services by saturday.the worst damage was done to the school's gymnasium....the water ruined

the gym's floor....so now it's been cut up and taken out.we should be in good shape in another couple monthmaureen kelly kron4 news. here at la esperanza express store in san pablo security cameras capture a robbery suspect armed with a hand gun. his other hand was covered by a latex glove. san pablo police investigators says a pair of latex gloves wearing suspects robbed the same store a month earlier...one of the description of one of the robbers resembles the man you see heresotif you think you recognize the man in this video...you can anonymously contact the san pablo police department. they would like to hear from you...in san pablo haaziq madyun kron4news police say the fugitive was wanted by several agencies and was shot during a pursuit that ended at a busy gas station here in antioch. let's take a look at video of the scene. you can see a gun near the suspects car that's parked at

the gas station on 4600 block of golf course road. the shooting happened yesterday at 5:15pm. the suspect was wanted by multiple agencies. we do know at least one officer fired his weapon. the suspect police say the fugitive was wanted by several agencies and was shot during a pursuit that ended at a busy gas station here in antioch. let's take a look at video of the scene. you can see a gun near the suspects car that's parked at the gas station on 4600 block of golf course road.happened yesterday at the suspect multiple agencies.least one his weapon. the suspect died at the hospital. reporting in antioch, lydia pantazes kron4 news.

(catherine) new at six... an advocate of the "me too" movement is taking a leave - after sexual misconduct allegations. california assemblywoman-- cristina garcia-- is being accused of groping a man in 20-14. daniel fierro-- the former staff member for another lawmaker-- says it happened at a legislative softball game. garcia says she's taking a voluntary, unpaid leave of absence while the claim is investigated. she also says that she's "certain" she did not engage in such behavior. (steve) the dow ends a wild week today with a 330- point bounce despite a late-session rally, stocks posted their worst week in two years. and it could have

been a whole lot worse. c-n-n's alison kosik recaps the big swings that included a pair of thousand-point drops, and explains what's causing all the anxiety on wall street. wall street capped a day of wild swings with a late- afternoon rally that sent the dow jones industrial average 330 points higher. even with the rebound, this was the worst week for the market in about two years. stocks struggled to stabilize much of the day as investors sent prices climbing, then slumping in unsteady trading. a day earlier, the market entered its first correction in two years.back to you.... (catherine) new at six... two los angeles firefighters suffered burns at a fire at a huge bel air mansion yesterday. it took more than 100 firefighters two and a half hours to put it

out... the homeowner, a nanny and children were able to evacuate the 75-hundred-square-foot home safely. one firefighter had burns on his hands and face -- the other had minor burns on his ears. both were taken to the hospital for treatment. the cause of (catherine) (catherine) new at six... two los angeles firefighters suffered burns at a fire at a huge bel air mansion yesterday. it took more than 100 firefighters two and a half hours to put it out... the homeowner, a nanny and children were able to evacuate the 75-hundred-square-foot home safely. one firefighter had burns on his hands and face -- the other had minor burns on his ears. both were taken to the hospital for treatment. the cause of the fire is under investigation. (catherine) santa barabara

county is changing its evacuation terminology - in response to last month's devastating mudslides. local officials are eliminating the word "voluntary" from evacuation orders. from now on -- the orders will be split into three categories... "pre- evacuation advisory," ''recommended evacuation warning" and "mandatory evacuation order." the problem -- a lot of people stayed in montecito despite mandatory or voluntary orders. focusing on the word "voluntary" instead of "evacuation." (( áá v.o. / steve áá )) a family desperate to provide relief to a seriously ill two year oldis running into trouble trying to give the child medical marijuana.

(catherine) new at six... medical marijuana has been legal in california for more than 20 years... but that's not the case for some states - including texas. (steve) recently texas has legalized medical marijuana to epilepsy patients... and one couple is eager to try it on their son. oscar wilkens is two-year-old. he had his first seizure when he was just five-months-old. his parents say physical therapy and diet have helped. but the medication oscar takes creates other complications."it can decrease muscle tone. he already has low muscle tone. it can slow down your thinking and make you tired and groggy. he already has problems with cognition." his mother was one of the

first in texas to fill a prescription for low t-h-c cannabis oil. she says she is eager to see if it can prevent his seizures, without the serious side effects. oscar's neurologist says epilepsy patients are clamoring to try the oil... but warns fewer than half could see a meaningul benefit. in sports -- gary and his lovely wife alicia join us to read fan e-mails. plus -- the new face of the 49ers... jimmy garoppolo was introduced as the highest paid player in n-f-l history. our sports director, gary radnich has reaction from today's news conference in santa clara... he has all the sports coming up.

when you have been looking for a franchise quarterback for a very long

time... you do whatever it takes to lock him down to a long-term deal. the 49ers handed jimmy garoppolo the largest contract in nfl history. today the team held a press conference at 49ers headquarters. after only starting five games with the niners... garoppolo signed a five-year deal worth 137 and a half million dollars thursday night. the 49ers couldn't contain their excitement... they adorned levi's stadium with a banner garoppolo family back to the bay area. "we wanted to make jimmy a 49er for a long, long time. is there, do you have to have some faith for that? absolutely, but he earned that faith that we have in him". "this is where i want to be, honestly. i wanted to get this deal done as fast as possible, and it's only going to help our team going forward, going into free agency, and it's 75 degrees out here. it's not a snowstorm like chicago. we just came from that, so i can speak on that. it's a lot better here. you know, i don't know. there's other factors that go into it, too. that's a big part."

we head we head down to monterey for round two of the pebble beach pro-am --beautiful day to play some golf... great weather conditions... high 60's -- we start with the celebrities bill murray... misses the birdie putt in the 12th hole the

comedian actor has some fun... he pushes a vonlunteer. --larry fitzgerald is not only a great wide receiver finds the bottom of the cup for a long birdie putt kevin steelman and the future hall of fame have a six stroke lead heading into moving day -- as for the pro's... dustin johnson birdies his 17th hole he's tied for the lead at 12 under par with beau hossler the 2018 winter olympics officially kicked off today with the opening ceremony in south korea. in a sign of unity... south korea and north korea sat side by side during the ceremony. "imagine" by beatles frontman john lennon was performed... a human dove surrounded the singers on stage. vice president, mike pence was there... sitting in front of kim jon-un sister. american luger,

erin hamlin was team u-s-a's flag bearer. the warriors are always complaining and lead the league in technical fouls. if steve kerr is so classy, how does this happen? the warriors need to relax with the refs.

i'm sorry your friend tom brady choked in the clutch with that fumble.

do you and your wife ever go out to dinner without your kids? i like sports, but why is there so much of it on television? i enjoy variety.

you never read my text when i compliment you. okay, you are very overrated! (( áá v.o. / steve áá )) it's friday steve áá )) it's friday

night and coming up a special way to get your groove going,a dance in zero gravity. dance in zero gravity. baby boomers, here's something you should know. there's a serious virus out there that 1 in 30 boomers has, yet most don't even know it. a virus that's been almost forgotten. it's hepatitis c. hep c can hide in the body for years without symptoms. left untreated it can lead to liver damage, even liver cancer. the only way to know if you have hep c is to ask your healthcare provider for the simple blood test. if you have hep c, it can be cured. for us, it's time to get tested. it's the only way to know for sure. (steve) twin sisters in

california gave birth to their babies just hours apart. (catherine) and this isn't the first time they were pregnant at the same time.. sisters larisha and sanisha had their babies within hours of each other in san diego

county.. they say they've always had a strong bond... the first time there were overlapping pregnancies....it was two months apart. then it was 8 months.. and now -- it came right down to the same day... 'i want them to know what family means and that's something that's big on us... that family is bonded together."(catherine) the sisters say they've enjoyed sharing pregnancies.... but at least for now...say there are no plans for more babies..... (steve) ravers were literally dancing on the ceiling at the world's first zero-gravity dance party! the venue was a customized airbus. ravers enjoyed up to 30 seconds of weightlessness during each eight- thousand-foot descent of the flight. the airbus is usually used for astronaut training and scientific research. more than 30-thousand people entered a

competition to win a spot on the flight. winners were chosen from countries like south korea, australia, england and the u-s. (steve) these four young girls are joining the cub scouts...marking the first time in the organization's 108-year history. yesterday marked the founding of "boy scouts of america"...and a lot has changed since 19-10... it was a milestone moment for these girls who have now paved the way for future generations looking to break sex barriers. lawrence karnow: it was yet another day of record breaking heat with temperatures soaring into the 70s and 80s. but temperatures right near the coast were cooler. this is likely the last day of record highs as we are expecting big changes for the weekend. it is mostly clear and mild if you're going out on this friday night. but it will be a little breezy too. on the satellite image you can see

that high pressure is weakening across the state. an area of low pressure will slide over the top of that ridge tomorrow and help crank up some gusty winds. a wind advisory goes into effect tomorrow morning through midnight in the north bay mountains, delta and carquinez strait. winds could gust there as high as 55 mph. around the rest of the bay area it will be windy at times and much cooler. highs will still be mild in the 50s and 60s at the coast with 60s and low 70s inland. on sunday it will be partly cloudy, breezy and cooler with highs in the 60s. cooling will continue on monday with a few clouds. warmer and dry weather is expected most of next week. lawrence

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