at 5... a gruesome scene as a woman is stabbed... and found crawling on a road in livermore. and we are now learning that woman's last words led police to make arrests.. good evening i'm vicki liviakis. (steve) and i'm steve aveson in for grant lodes. the woman was left for dead after being stabbed. she was located on tesla road... about two miles west of the carnegie state vehicular recreation area. she then managed to crawl about 100 feet before a driver spotted her. (vicki) the woman unfortunately did not survive her injuries. kron 4's haaziq maduyn is live tonight.. haaziq what do we know about the suspects? (haaziq on cam)it is an incredible story of a young woman's will to live long enough to identify two teens, male and female, allegedly responsible for her murder...and within hours they are under arrest beaten, stabbed, dumped on the side of the road and left for deadsot

something was going on where they wanted this woman dead"> however before the young woman died she was able to point investgators with the alameda county sheriff's office in the direction of two suspects...deputy sgt. ray kelly sot sgt. kelly says crawling on the ground, while barely clinging on to life is a testament of the young woman's will to live long enough to tell what happened to hersot

situation at an east bay shopping mall. a man is busted for allegedly recording young girls as they were trying on clothes. (steve) now authorities are looking into whether there could be more victims. as kron four's terisa estacio reports, the crime reportedly happened while the mall was busy with customers. (estacio reporting)police say they were called to the stoneridge mall in pleasanton this past saturday afternoon around 4 - following up on a 911 call about a man allegedly caught video taping a customer in a store...this was the store... hollister, which caters to teens - according to pleasanton police, an employee found in a fitting room a shopping bag with a camera inside. the bag had a hole seemingly to allow the camera to discretly record a person changing. police say, employees acted quickly when they saw this man, juan jose martinez leyva leaving another fitting room. they detained him, and authorities arrested him for invasion of privacy with a camcorder. his jail record identifies him as a san lorenzo resident and a graphic designer.police say on his camera, they found evidence of

one female victim, but that there could be more victims out there - and they are asking anyone who was in the store recently to contact them... in the meantime, as martinez leyva awaits his courtdate, shoppers were alarmed to hear about such a crime at their neighborhood mall.david visconte, shopper "it is really hard for me to understand how people can behave this way, it blows my mind, i am sorry to hear this. cheryl mckindra, shopper. yes, it is quite disturbing alot of young men and women go in the store so yes, distubring.in pleasanton, terisa estacio kron four news (vick) happening now... fire crews are investigating after a man is killed in a blaze at a homeless encampment. the fire happened in oakland early this morning near northgate avenue and sycamore street off highway 9-80. police say the homeless camp has a different set up than typical tent camps...because residents have built small structures with 2-by-fours and plywood.

no one else was injured in the fire.... and the cause is being determined. (vicki) san francisco city officials are supporting senator scott weinier's effort to help san francisco's homeless population. in a news conference today... mayor mark farrell and board of supervisors president london breed gathered to support weiner's new bill. that bill would expand conservatorship laws... to help the homeless who suffer from mental illness and drug addiction. it would give local governments more flexibility in expanding programs to help the homeless... as well as helping them with their mental illnesses and addictions. sen mark weiner/ "we're often paralyzed by what we see everyday on our streets, but we can't be numb.".(vicki) (vicki) weiner says this bill would help keep the homeless out of the criminal justice system and focus on their health and well-being. (steve) in the east

bay... a man is in critical condition after a shooting near an amtrak station. it happened just before 9:15 last night in emeryville. a man was shot on 59th street near horton street. police have not yet released his name. they say the gunman ran off and is still on the loose. police do not have a description of the shooter. (steve) police in the north bay arrested a man in connection to a stabbing. it happened on saturday morning ... in the southern area of marin county. when deputies arrived at the scene ... they found a victim who had been stabbed in the chest. police were able to find the man in connection to the stabbing ... because of jail records. they went to his job in novato to arrest him .. but couldn't find him when they arrived. after 30 minutes ... they found him hiding in a crawl space . the man was booked into marin county jail of suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon. (vicki) several city and state agencies are now looking into a wind related accident at a san francisco condo construction site yesterday. this is video from the scene... as two people are hospitalized after a fence blew over on them. kron4's maureen kelly has the latest

into the investigation. in all three people were injured when a chain link fence with plywood attached to them came done on top of them. the worst: an elderly man suffered who trauma to the head and was sent to sf general with critical injuries. the woman you see in this photo complained of lower back pain..and was transported with minor injuries. the third person one was a worker who declined to be treated by paramedics.the department of public works says they issued a notice of violation for not proberly securing the fencing for the windy conditions. today an inspector for the builiding department was out taking pictures of the scene.... but there wasn't much to see....since the fencing in question was removed.even the water barriers, which are these big orange and white barricades were being loaded up and moved away. neighbors we talked to say the construction has been going on for nearly two years and has frustrated residents by cluttering the streets with materials and taking up parking. those i talked to

today say they arent happy people got hurt but they are glad to see the fence gone. that was cleaned up so quick you know. you know they were like oh ugg. are you yay. they hurt somebody so obviously wasn't done properly and that's too bad for everybody because you know they didn't mean it, no one wants anyone to have to get her, but they did mind your peas and cues you know i was told by workers here that there were no supervisors on scene who could talk to me and i left several messages for js sullivan construction, who's name was on the parking permit but have not gotten a response as yet. according to the website of a development company with the same name this 49 unit condo building will be selling units ranging from 725-thosuand to nearly 2 million.cal osha ..the state's dept of occupational safety arrived on site and are looking into the incident but have not determined yet if they will launch a full blown investigation into the accident.maureen kelly kron4 news. for the second time in a month... 49ers linebacker

reuben foster has been arrested. this time it was in los gatos on domestic violence charges... possessing an assault weapon... and making threats. the 2017 first round draft pick posted bail yesterday afternoon. it is still not clear what lead to this arrest. he was also arrested back on january 12th on marijuana charges in alabama. the 49ers released a statement saying... "the san francisco 49ers organization is aware of the report regarding reuben foster. we take matters of this nature seriously and are gathering all pertinent information." (steve) former oakland a's pitcher esteban loaiza is behind bars tonight... he was arrested in san diego... after being caught with 44 pounds of cocaine and heroine. he was arrested on friday... and is being held on 200-thousand dollars bail. the two time all-star has been charged with possesion of drugs with intent to sell. he is scheduled to arraigned in san diego courtroom wednesday. loaiza wednesday. courtroom wednesday. loaiza played for the a's from

2006-2007. (vicki) checking on the market tonight... as stocks staged a powerful comeback from its worst week in two years. the dow climbed 410 points, or one- point-seven percent, today. the average has spiked 741 points in two trading days, and both the dow and the s- and-p 500 have notched their biggest two-day percentage gains since june 2016. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was a cool breezy day around the bay area. low pressure continues to rotate through southern california. you can see the showers on doppler radar. it is widely scattered and there is even some snow over the mountains. we've seen a few clouds today but it has remained dry locally. dress warmly if you're going out tonight. its still chilly and breezy. in fact, it will be a bit windy again especially in the north bay tonight before winds decrease tomorrow morning. on the satellite image you can the low and the high pressure trying to build

in behind it. that low will actually move back off the coast before moving back on shore later in the week. the pattern is starting to look more active now but there are no major storms on the horizon. it will be a cold night with lows dipping into the low 30s and 40s. highs tomorrow will be in the 50s to mid 60s with mostly sunny skies. a weak weather system will bring a few more clouds and cool temperatures on wednesday. sunny and warmer weather with breezy conditions are expected friday and into the weekend. (steve) if you think gas has been kind of cheap these days, get it while you can, coming up we'll tell you why it might soon be 4 dollars a gallon! (vicki) there's a punch line for some aspiring porch pirates that has some people laughing... where some bad guys stole envelopes

containing cockroaches. (steve) in washington the daughter in law of president trump has been hospitalized afteropening an envelope filled with a possibly toxic substance. (vicki) kron four hoop session tips off this saturday. it's our weekly basketball show with coverage of the golden state warriors and bay area college basketball programs. this week, mark carpenter has an exclusive interview with warriors guard nick young. it all goes down saturday night at 11.

(steve) a substance found

in a letter opened by president trump's daughter-in- law is being tested. according to the new york police department, the letter was addressed to donald trump junior, and delivered to his manhattan apartment this morning. vanessa trump opened the letter and found an unknown substance inside. three people were taken to a local hospital with minor injuries, although the new york fire department could not provide the nature of the injuries or who was injured. (vicki) the cost of filling up is going up.gas prices have jumped by about 25 cents a gallon since the first of the year, noe there is a new prediction that we'll see a return of four=dollar a gallon gas by memorial day.catherine heenan is here to explain why the new state gas tax isn't the only cause.catherine? (catherine) california has always been the red spot on what the web site 'gas-buddy dotcom'calls its heat map of gas prices. right now - we're paying an average of a dollar more a gallon than drivers in texas... and it's going to get

worse. how much are you paying right now?five dollars a gallon.no one is predicting a return to the record levels of six years ago, but we may soon find ourselves dinged for four dollars a gallon dingfirst there is the state gas tax ... a 12 cent hike went into effect last november.only pennyslvania drivers pay more. dingthen there is the calendar. refineries reduce production in the springtime. .... to do maintentance and to prepare for the switch to summer=formu la gas.dingadd to that california's unique regulations specifying the blends of emissions-limiting gasoline.that means the state cannot import gas on short notice if refineries producing.

dingand finally, u=s refineries are selling more of their output abroad, where china and other countries are willing to pay top dollar. since the start of the year california gas prices have gone up 20 cents to a statewide average of three dollars and 33 cents a gallon. gasbuddy says the average is more than three=fifty in san francisco in los angeles. compare that three in houston. (catherine) there's a petition drive to repeal that gas tax hike. organizers said last week they had 45=thousand of the nearly 600=thousand signatures needed to put the repeal on the ballot. vicki and steve? (vicki) on the peninsula... students returned to class for the first time since major flooding at their school. it happened at saint matthew's catholic school in san mateo. the flooding was caused by a water main break. kron 4's lydia pantazes was at the school today as students returned. (lydia)parents we spoke with this morning we're surprised their students were able to come back so soon after the flooding here at st. matthews school in san mateo.on thursday a water main broke leading to traffic congestion, flooding and the closure of the school. firefighters

responded to a report of a broken water main near el camino real and notre dame avenue around 6:40 a.m on february 8th. the 24-inch water transmission is owned by the california water service. while the school will reopen today the gym needs it's flooring replaced. the gym will be out of commission for about two months.we spoke with parents this morning.kimberley raposo /parent"it's pretty devastating, i'm glad that the kids are happy to come back to school, it's a blessing with everybody who had volunteered to do everything, we are all very grateful." there was also minor damage to the church but they were still able to use the facility for services on sunday.reporting live in san mateo, lydia pantazes kron4 news. (steve) former president obama and first lady michelle obama are joining other first couples - at the smithsonian's national portrait gallery. the obamas' official portraits were unveiled at the museum this morning. that's where the portraits of all former presidents are exhibited. the obamas commissioned two african-american artists,

kehinde wiley and amy sherald. here is the former president talking about the process of creating the portraits... fmr. pres. obama: "i tried to negotiate less grey hair and kehinde's artistic integrity would not allow him to do what i asked. i tried to negotiate smaller ears. struck out on that as well."(steve) mister obama's portrait features three types of flowers in the background. they pay tribute to his hometown of chicago... to hawaii, where he grew up... and to his late kenyan father. mrs. obama's portrait shows her with grey skin tones, which is sherald's signature style. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief our weather... to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow.

lawrence karnow: it was a cool breezy day around the bay area. low pressure continues to rotate through southern california. you can see the showers on doppler radar. it is widely scattered and there is even some snow over the mountains. we've seen a few clouds today but it has remained dry locally. dress warmly if you're going out tonight. its still chilly and breezy. in fact, it will be a bit windy again especially in the north bay tonight before winds decrease tomorrow morning. on the satellite image you can the low and the high pressure trying to build in behind it. that low will actually move back off the coast before moving back on shore later in the week. the pattern is starting to look more active now but there are no major storms on the horizon. it will be a cold night with lows dipping into the low 30s and 40s. highs tomorrow will be in the 50s to mid 60s with mostly sunny skies. a weak weather system will bring a few more clouds and cool temperatures on wednesday. sunny and warmer weather with breezy conditions are expected friday and into the weekend.

(vicki) in the south bay police are ramping up patrols after a man is reported possibly stalking young girls. (steve) an increase in mailbox thefts may have gotten some bad guys in a bit of troubleafter they succeeded in stealing an abundance of cockroaches intended for science.

(steve) an entomologist

conducting a study with cockroaches ordered hundreds of critters online. but--- with the rise of mail thefts in monterey bay... thieves snatched the package from her mailbox(vicki) but it turns out... the joke was on them. reporter, christopher salas tells us why these robbers targeted her home. now that it's tax season, millions are waiting on their refunds from uncle sam..but according to seaside police, you're not the only one waiting on your return.they say it's not uncommon to see an increase in mail theft this time of year..marina resident rosalinda vizina says she's experienced it first hand. rosalinda vizina/entomologist "one of these boxes had been left open. it looked like it was pried open. and all the mail was gone. so the post office was telling us about the mail box thieves that have been happening all the way down the street."she says several residents in her apartment complex and neighborhood have reported missing mail and packages.. rosalinda vizina/entomologist "they were saying down beach, down del monte road, all the

way down to cosky." and while the thieves were hoping to nab a tax return or w-2 form...they were probably stunned to find out what they walked away with.rosalinda vizina/entomologist"this particular time i ordered cockroaches."500 live cockroaches to be exact.. rosalinda says she an entomologist and the roaches were a part of a study she's conducting.rosalinda vizina/entomologist"i feel bad for the roaches in case they got smushed or tossed or something like that. for the thieves, i hope they went everywhere."action news also spoke with recent mail theft victims in salinas and hollister.christopher salas/reporting"in the instance in salinas, the residents i spoke with said they came outside to check their mail. they found the outgoing mail slot completely removed from the box and their mail all gone."the post office offers this advice when sending and receiving valuable items..deliver or have your items delivered directly to the office.don't send cash in the mail..and pick up your mail as quick as possible.. especially this time of year. rosalinda vizina/entomologist "been checking my mail quite frequently with all the tax forms coming out, all that private information. i really don't want that take in the meantime."

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here are the stories we are following in your neighborhood. (vicki) a warning in the east bay... after an armed robbery. it happened at the intersection of dwight way and waring street in berkeley on saturday. police say two people had their wallets and cell phones stolen by four suspects... who were armed with knives. two suspects were arrested... but two others got away and police are still looking for them tonight. .. (vicki) police in oakland try to stop a thief from stealing a truck... but instead the man led officers on a nearly thirty mile chase into antioch. on sunday the man drove the stolen escalade from oakland to antioch.. with officers in pursuit. he finally stopped in a driveway and refused to get out of the truck. officers fired a substance similar to tear gas into the escalade... and the thief was finally taken into custody. (steve) in the south bay... morgan hill police are increasing patrols near jackson park... after a man driving a car asked a young girl if she wanted a ride.

it happened earlier this month when the girl was walking near trail drive and barrett avenue. police say a man in a dark-colored, beat-up sedan pulled up next to the girl. she declined the ride and the man drove off. police say more people have reported similar events. (vicki) in the north bay... residents in vallejo have clear water again after waking up to brown water coming out of their faucets yesterday. there was a hiccup at the swanzy reservoir...which caused sediment to get into the water lines. the city told residents that the water was safe to drink even though it was discolored. (steve) and on the peninsula... the humane society is waiving adoption fees for many older pets all month long. there are no adoption fees if you choose to adopt dogs and cats over the age of seven years at the peninsula humane society in burlingame. the deal lasts all month as part of their valentine's day promotion. lawrence karnow: it was a cool breezy day around the bay area. low pressure continues to rotate through southern

california. you can see the showers on doppler radar. it is widely scattered and there is even some snow over the mountains. we've seen a few clouds today but it has remained dry locally. dress warmly if you're going out tonight. its still chilly and breezy. in fact, it will be a bit windy again especially in the north bay tonight before winds decrease tomorrow morning. on the satellite image you can the low and the high pressure trying to build in behind it. that low will actually move back off the coast before moving back on shore later in the week. the pattern is starting to look more active now but there are no major storms on the horizon. it will be a cold night with lows dipping into the low 30s and 40s. highs tomorrow will be in the 50s to mid 60s with mostly sunny skies. a weak weather system will bring a few more clouds and cool temperatures on wednesday. sunny and warmer weather with breezy conditions are expected friday and into the weekend. (vicki) a big story we are following tonight... police arrest a man for throwing a dog over a balcony... killing that dog.

san francisco police say... wakeen best... broke into a car on the seventh floor of a parking garage on sutter and stockton street on saturday. a four-year old black and tan chihuahua was in that car. police say best threw the dog from the parking garage to the ground below.. police recognized best from security video and arrested him yesterday. he is facing charges including grand theft... animal cruelty and carrying a concealed weapon. (steve) a tightening race for california's next governor... (vicki) there are at least a half a dozen people hoping to succeed governor jerry brown. today capitol bureau reporter kody leibowitz sat down with the man polling second in a crowded field of candidates. according to the latest poll by the public policy institute of california... former los angeles mayor antonio villaraigosa is now in a statistical tie with lt. governor gavin newsom. his big focus is on crime and the

economy.(take nats) - "the next governor of california" on a day where police chiefs and peace officers united behind this man's campaign for governor former los angeles mayor antonio villaraigosa focused on public safety.antonio villaraigosa, d-gubernatorial candidate "what we did and what we need to do is stop the screaming and work together in constitutional community policing." it's a major point of his campaign - crime reduction. according to f-b-i statistics - violent crimes dropped nearly 50 percent during his tenure as mayor.antonio villaraigosa (at endorsement) "and one of the things that i got to see when i was mayor was lowering crime and bringing jobs for economic development." and that's the other talking point. antonio villaraigosa, "we have a declining middle class in california." accordng to pew research center tracking -- wealth is growing in places like the bay area. and declining in places like fresno. antonio villaraigosa, "the next governor's got to focus on that training, focus on that education to improve the skills on a time in our world and our economy where you need

intellectual capital."###(kody) villaraigosa is back in sacramento tomorrow night at a governor candidate forum with state treasurer john chaing and former superintendent of public instruction delaine eastinlive outside the capitol, kody leibowitz kron4 news. (vicki) california has had some well documented battles with the trump adminstartion - what's his take on that? (kody)he says the state has to work with current administration but at the same time chart its own path."less tweeting, talking and screaming and more addressing problems in california.live outside the capitol, kody leibowitz kron4 news.

(steve) in national news-- the white house's one- point-five trillion dollar plan to fix america's infrastructure will be funded with only 200 billion dollars of federal spending... with the rest of it coming from state and local governments. reporter, omar jimenez is in washington with details on how the federal government plans to pay for its portion. president trump-- unveiling his long-promised plan to improve the nation's aging infrastructure.pres donald trump: we're trying to build roads and bridges and fix bridges that are falling down. the president - flanked by governors, mayors ... and other local and state officials at the white house mondaypres donald trump: the people in this room understand better than most better than anybody that the problem that states have and at the local leaders have with funding infrastructure is horrendous. the plan: turn 200 billion federal dollars into 1 point 5

trillion - by leveraging local and state dollars as well as the private sector.to fix things like roads and bridges... and bring broadband internet access to rural areas. gov scott walker/-r- wisconsin: want to thank you for not just the rural transportation but particularly for broadband, we'd love to have white spaces, fiber networks half of the federal money - 100 billion dollars - would go directly to local governments- another 20 billion would go toward large-scale projects - 50 billion would go to projects in rural areas as block grants. - and the rest -- 30 billion - would be spent on other existing infrastructure programs. another priority -- streamlining the approval process for getting federal permits for projects. democrats are skeptical of the cost..rep. don beyer/-d- virginia: how are we really going to find any more money, how much more debt do we have to put the american people in? the plan is part of the president's new 4 trillion dollar budget proposal - delivered to capitol hill this week (vicki) (vicki) a beloved

childhood character comes to life on the big screen but some peopleare taking issue with one part of the peter rabbit story. (steve) your next trip to disney land is going to set back the family a little more in the pocket book, we'll explain some new charges coming your way

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thinking of visiting the happiest place on earth... get ready to shell out a few extra bucks.(steve) a regular one-day ticket to disneyland will now cost you 117- dollars -- that's a 7- dollar increase. but if you go on a ápeak day... that ticket will cost you 135- dollars. that's up 11 dollars.(vicki) disney says it's evolving its pricing in a way that gives guests options to meet their budget... and better spread attendance throughout the year. (vicki) "peter rabbit" filmmakers and the studio behind it are apologizing tonight... after facing some backlash online. people say the film insensitively depicts a character's allergy. sony pictures says they should not have made light of a character being allergic to blackberries. in "peter rabbit"... the character of mr. mcgregor is allergic to blackberries. the rabbits fling the fruit at him in a scene and he is forced to use an epipen. the charity group kids with food allergies posted a warning about the scene on its facebook page. the studio and filmmakers

say they regret not being more aware and sensitive to the issue. (steve) a lone republican is working among all bay area democrats in the state assembly.coming up: and in-depth look at how catherine baker navigates blue waters. (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

in a time of extreme political polarization... california is a state where the democrats are in control ... in fact, in the bay area assembly delegation, there is only one republican .. (steve) that republican is catherine baker. and as our pam moore reports... baker insists she is bi- partisan to the core... even though some feel it is a dirty word.

a rainy january day at the briones regional park archery range in the east bay .... 'we need folks using our outdoors and appreciate them because then more likely to protect and preserve them' i caught up with the bay areas only assembly republican .. married mother of twins.. catherine baker. a lover of the outdoors.. she says she fights for the environment. 'for me as a republican, it's a principle of personal responsibility.. you have an impact on the environment you should take care of it' - - baker does not miss an opportunity to mention her bi- partisan stance .. but her critics suggest, its really political expedience .. self-serving .. in a politically blue state they say, she would have to work across the aisle if she wants to get anything accomplished.. but she pushes back.. "as soon as you put blinders on and not really listen to good ideas because of who they come from.. you're not gonna be able to serve your district well."" this is an area that's

very independent minded.. we have a lot more partisan balance than state and bay area'and she frequently partners in town halls and on legislation with democrats ... some, who also, do not always tow the party line .. like state sen. steve glazer and state ---- tim grayson.. whose districts overlap with hers.. -'bi-partisanship is hard.. 'i've had 16 bills land on the governors desk.. all bi-partisan.. all signed with no vetos "baker has also paid a price for some of her not so republican views. ' you'll find activists across the state (edit) who push back . "when i supported common sense gun control legislation, my address was put on a website and threats to me and my family for it." make no mistake she doesn't hesitate to criticize democrats .. she is against the proposed bay bridge toll hike .. supports immigration but is against sanctuary cities and states .. and against bart strikes .. my democratic colleagues have had the overwhelming majority for most of the last 25 years and california has the highest poverty rate.. crumbling

roads.. housing costs are astronomical, businesses are leaving the state and our education system is not serving our kids well"- of course there are some issues which have nothing to do with party .. like supporting whistleblower legislation... pam q- so you have been inappropriately touched by colleguaes? umm in the capital setting it has happened. i've also had staff that i've learned, when something has happened to them, i've intervened on their behalf. 3614 most days baker says she drops her twins at school then drives to sacramento .. when she has to stays over, she sleeps at her parents home.. she says it helps her stay grounded ..and archery... - helps her stay focused.. "for me, archery is an opportunity to remember to stay focused""i like the one right in the middle of the line"

(steve) that was our pam moore reporting. baker's district is largely made up of suburbs including livermore .. san ramon .. . and orinda. she wont speculate on the governor's race but says for president... she wrote in former secretary of state condolezza rice on the ballot. and on the national level she says she admires arizona senator jeff flake . baker is up for re-election this year. (vicki) let's get a check of what we're working on for kron4 news at six. catherine heenan is standing by in the newsroom.. catherine? . (catherine) thanks vicki. coming up new tonight at six. a bay area father says he was badly hurt after his "vape pen" exploded. and he says it happened with his children in the car. tonight - the warning he has for others -- before they use the smoking device. also

-- a long-time bay area counselor has been arrested on suspicion of child molestation. that's next at six.. vicki? thanks catherine, we'll see you at six. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was a cool breezy day around the bay area. low pressure continues to rotate through southern california. you can see the showers on doppler radar. it is widely scattered and there is even some snow over the mountains. we've seen a few clouds today but it has remained dry locally. dress warmly if you're going out

tonight. its still chilly and breezy. in fact, it will be a bit windy again especially in the north bay tonight before winds decrease tomorrow morning. on the satellite image you can the low and the high pressure trying to build in behind it. that low will actually move back off the coast before moving back on shore later in the week. the pattern is starting to look more active now but there are no major storms on the horizon. it will be a cold night with lows dipping into the low 30s and 40s. highs tomorrow will be in the 50s to mid 60s with mostly sunny skies. a weak weather system will bring a few more clouds and cool temperatures on wednesday. sunny and warmer weather with breezy conditions are expected friday and into the weekend.

(vicki) next at 5... why one

woman got a traffic ticket... just for honking her horn. at stanford health care,

we can now simulate the exact anatomy of a patient's brain before surgery. if we can do that, imagine what we can do for seizures. and if we can fix damaged heart valves without open heart surgery, imagine what we can do for an irregular heartbeat, even high blood pressure. if we can use analyze each patient's breast cancer to personalize their treatment, imagine what we can do for the conditions that affect us all. imagine what we can do for you. (vicki) ford is warning over 33-thousand owners of

ranger pick-ups not to drive them because of air bag danger. the company says test results show that its takata air bag inflators in the 2006 trucks have a higher risk exploding than other recalled takata inflators. dealers will pick up the rangers from owners and take them in for repairs. last month ford told nearly 3-thousand ranger owners not to drive them after finding out that a west virginia man was killed by an exploding inflator. (vicki) a woman honks her horn at a car... then gets a ticket for it. she says she used her horn thinking another driver was about to cut her off and cause an accident. what she didn't realize... was that the driver was a police officer... who then gave her a ticket. bridgette namata has the story now from hawaii. lynette atuaia: "i'm looking out of my peripheral vision... i go, 'hey!' ábeep.á like that."one beep later, lynette atuaia was handed a 72 dollar ticket.she says she was halfway through an intersection on farrington highway when she saw the hood of a car parallel to her.

brigette namata: "we're in waipahu where the incident happened, at the intersection of farrington highway and mokuola street, right by tammy's polynesian market. lynette atuaia/got a ticket for honking horn a police officer: "i was afraid! i thought i was gonna hit him. my initial reaction was - hey, get out of my way, i'm gonna hit you, you're cutting me off! then when i pulled over into the parking lot, he just said license and registration, i'm giving you a ticket for honking your horn. he said i should have seen i was an emergency vehicle. but he didn't have his lights and sirens on as he was trying to cut me off, or pass me."from july 2017 to january of this year, the state's traffic violations bureau says 5 citations were given out for "unnecessary use of horn" on oahu.lenard wong/wong way driving instructor: "but i'm not too sure it's one of those real common things... people ... everybody is honkingtheir horn everywhere, right, so they might not know that."

driving instructor lenard wong says the law states the horn can only be used in specific situations.lenard wong: "the only time you should be using your horn is in case a situation where it dangerous, warning please, i'm here." letting you know avoid any kind of collision or conflict with a driver." (vicki) that was bridgette namata reporting. turns out there is a law on hawaiian islands... saying drivers can use the horn only when necessary to ensure safe operation. otherwise you can not use your horn on the highway. the police department says the woman can contest the ticket. (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. steve aveson and catherine heenan are here with what's next on kron 4 news at six. (catherine) thanks vicki.... coming up new at six.. two people in custody...after a woman was found stabbed and left for dead on a rural east bay road. new video from the neighborhood where the suspects were arrested.(steve) then - also new at six..a bay area dad with a warning tonight.. after he says he was seriously burned by an exploding vape pen. kron4

news at six is next.

(steve) tonight at 6... we're learning more about the suspects arrested after a 19-year old woman suffering stab wounds was found crawling along a road in livermore. her last words are leading police to her alleged killers. good evening i'm steve aveson.(catherine) and i'm catherine heenan in for pam moore. the woman was left for dead --- she was bleeding and alone. she was found on tesla road... about two miles west of the carnegie state vehicular recreation area. she managed to crawl about 100 yards before being spotted by a driver. . (steve) the

woman was taken to a local hospital, but did not survive. kron 4's jr stone is live tonight.. j-r what are we're now learning about the suspects? summary: beaten, stabbed, dumped on the side of the road and left for dead

the location where crime scene investigators found a yellow rope

(catherine) new tonight at 6.a man in the south bay is recovering from serious burns after he says a vape pen exploded in his pocket. (steve)kron 4's camila bernal talked to him and shares his warnings to other vape smokers.we want to warn you, this story contains images that may be disturbing to some viewers. the vape pen when it blew up was right here and this is where the worst part of it is

michael moreno was driving his van, three of his young kids were in the back... and suddenly he heard what sounded like an explosion37:04 i heard a loud pop sounded almost like a firework and then immediately i seen a flame just shoot up from my pants the only thing he had in his pocket was a vape pen37:31 there was cars around me so i just put the car on park opened the door and hopped out, started taking my clothes off his biggest worry was getting his kids to safety... then he turned to his injuries 38:08 adrenaline rush, i don't even know how hurt i was until i tried to take my belt off from my pants and my hand, the skin was just gone, it was bleedingthese are images that may be disturbing to some... they were taken shortly after the accident..42:20 you don't think it's going to happen to you, especially the one i bought, i paid a good amount of money for so you think it's probably safer moreno has been vaping for about a year... he paid 140 dollars for his... but now he will never use it again... and he hopes others will do the samein san jose, camila bernal kron 4 news. (steve)we reached out to the company that made the vape pen, but we have yet to hear back from them.

(steve)we reached out to the company that made the vape pen, but we have yet to hear back from them. (catherine) new tonight at 6. police have arrested two brothers they say cost east bay landlords up to 120-thousand dollars in housing rental schemes. 30-year old mohammed qadir -- on the left - and his 42-year old brother habibullah targeted up to five property owners in fremont, police say. they say the brothers submitted false documents and names to rent properties and used invalid checks to pay rent.. and then stayed at the properties for months before being evicted. the brothers have been arrested on suspicion of several felonies. they've posted bail and criminal cases are pending. (catherine) a state counselor has been arrested by the c-h-p - accused of sexual misconduct. 56-year old ricardo tafolla rose -- a

fremont resident -- was arrested on suspicion of child molestation and making criminal threats. rose has been employed by the state since 19-89. one victim has been identified so far - and police are asking for any other victims or witnesses to come foward. rose is on paid administrative leave pending an investigation. (steve) san francisco city officials are supporting senator scott weinier's effort to help san francisco's homeless population. in a news conference today... mayor mark farrell and board of supervisors president london breed gathered to support weiner's new bill. that bill would expand conservatorship laws... to help the homeless who suffer from mental illness and drug addiction. it would also give local governments more flexibility in expanding programs to help the homeless. (steve) supporters say this bill

would help keep the homeless out of the criminal justice system and focus on their health and well-being. (catherine) in the east bay, some quick-thinking employeeshelped to catch a man accused of spying on customers in a fitting room. as kron four's terisa estacio reports, it happened over the weekendat a popular shopping mall. here in pleasanton, police say they received a call saturday from employees working at a store here stoneridge mall. this was the store... hollister, which caters to teens - according to pleasanton police, an employee found in a fitting room a shopping bag with a camera inside. the bag had a hole seemingly to allow the camera to discretly record a person changing. police say, employees acted quickly when they saw this man, juan jose martinez leyva leaving another fitting room. they detained him, and authorities arrested him for invasion of privacy

with a camcorder. his jail record identifies him as a san lorenzo resident and a graphic designer. police say on his camera, they found evidence of one female victim, but that there could be more victims out there - and they are asking anyone who was in the store recently to contact them... in the meantime, as martinez leyva awaits his courtdate, shoppers are applauding the quick actions of the employees in aprehending leyva. david visconte, shopper absolutely, they shold act quickly in these circumstances like thatt. i know alot of companies don't like that, or afraid of that to their control that kind of thing. cheryl mckindra, shopper. "yeah, that was good." in pleasanton, terisa estacio (steve) in national news today -- the senate voted to open a debate on immigration legislation that would impact about 11 million undocumented

immigrants. a group of bipartisan senators worked over the weekend to draft legislation focused on daca and border security. senators can offer amendments to the bill during the debate. any receiving 60 votes in favor will be advanced. even if the senate does pass immigration legislation, the bill might not be debated in the house of represenatives. house speaker paul ryan pledged to only consider a bill president donald trump is willing to sign. the president is calling for 25- billion dollars to build a border wall in exchange for a pathway to citizenship for 1-point-8 million young undocumented immigrants. (steve) a substance found in a letter opened by president trump's daughter-in- law is being tested. according to the new york police department, the letter was addressed to donald trump junior, and delivered to his manhattan apartment this morning. vanessa trump opened the letter and found an unknown substance inside. nypd said the substance was deemed nonhazardous.

however three people were taken to a local hospital with minor injuries. the new york fire department could not provide the nature of the injuries or who was injured. (catherine) president trump met with about two dozen state and local officials from around the countrytoday -- to present his proposal to fix the nation's infrastructure. and to get their input on what's most important. as alexandra limon reports from washington - the president's plan includes relatively little federal funding. ((ááápkgááá)) president donald trump unveiled his plans to rebuild americas roads bridges and railways.trump we're here today to discuss the need to rebuild america's crumbling infrastructurethe plan calls for 1.5 trillion dollars but only 200 billion will come from the federal government the president says the rest will come from from local, state, tribal and private investments.trump that will spur the biggest and boldest infrastructure investment in american history.utah house speaker greg hughes was in the

meeting and is optomistic about the proposal and says utah has succesfully paid for such projects in the past.greg hughes / utah house speaker.we believe it's an opportunity. we have in our state looked to generate funds. we built an entire interstate without federal funds because it was such an arduous and take so much delay in using federal fundslas vegas mayor carolyn goodman was also present - her goal is widening interstate 15 between california and nevada. somethings she says will benefit the country because it would help move freight from california's portscarolyn goodman / las vegas mayorwe really need the federal government to step up and help us, because it helps the whole countryalexadra limon the president's infrastructure plan also includes removing regulatory barriers, streamlining the process for obtaining permits and giving decision making authority to local and state governments. democrats in washington expressed their disapproval like senator ron wyden of oregon who said in a statement "this is another broken promise it is a plan for wealthy investors who only care about wasting taxpayer dollars to fund their privatization sschemes."in washington alexandra limon.

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 a cool breezy day around the bay area. low pressure continues to rotate through southern california. you can see the showers on doppler radar. it is widely scattered and there is even some snow over the mountains. we've seen a few clouds today but it has remained dry locally. dress warmly if you're going out tonight. its still chilly and breezy. in fact, it will be a bit windy again especially in the north bay tonight before winds decrease tomorrow morning. on the satellite image you can the low and the high pressure trying to build in behind it. that low will actually move back off the coast before moving back on shore later in the week. the

pattern is starting to look more active now but there are no major storms on the horizon. it will be a cold night with lows dipping into the low 30s and 40s. highs tomorrow will be in the 50s to mid 60s with mostly sunny skies. a weak weather system will bring a few more clouds and cool temperatures on wednesday. sunny and warmer weather with breezy conditions are expected friday and into the weekend. (steve)coming up -- three people were injured when strong winds wreaked havoc on a san francisco construction site. what's being done to ensure the public's safety tonight. (catherine) and four family members have been killed after a plane crash in l-a county -- including a nine year old girl. (steve) and i'll talk with the c-e-o of the silicon valley y-w-c-a about affecting real change in attitudes about domestic violence.

(catherine) for the second time in a month... 49er linebacker reuben foster has been arrested. this time it was in los gatos - charges of domestic violence, possessing an assault weapon... and making threats. the 2017 first round draft pick posted bail yesterday - the details of what led to the arrestaren't clear yet. foster was also arrested in alabama january 12th on marijuana charges. the 49er's released a statement saying that the organization is aware of the report. adding " we take matters of this nature seriously and are gathering all pertinent

information."

(catherine) inspectors from three different agencies say they're looking into yesterday's wind related accident near a condo construction project in the mission. three people were injured when a chain link fence blew over. kron4's maureen kelly reports that one elderly man suffered life threatening injuries. they cleaned it up really quick today it was hard to tell there had been an accident in front of the multi unit condo project on 23rd street between valencia and san jose ave. today an inspector for the builiding department was out taking pictures of the scene.... but there wasn't much to see....since the fencing in question was removed. even the water barriers, which are these big orange and white barricades

were being loaded up and moved away. this is what it looked like yesterday when the extermely blustery condition knocked a chain link fence with plywood attached over....injuring three people. the worst: an elderly man suffered trauma to the head and was sent to sf general with critical injuries. the woman you see in this photo complained of lower back pain..and was transported with minor injuries. the third person one was a worker who declined to be treated by paramedics.the department of public works says they issued a notice of violation for not proberly securing the fencing for the windy conditions and slapped js sullivan construction with a thousand dollar fine.neighbors we talked to say the construction has been going on for nearly two years and has frustrated residents by cluttering the streets with materials and taking up parking.i'm not glad that it happened at all, people got hurt that's terrible. but i am glad that fence is gone because if i was waiting for that you know, it was super windy out, it's kind of wonky it's not a good luck it's not a good luck. i'm glad it's not there anymore hopefully stays away i was told by workers here that there were no supervisors on scene who could talk to me and i left several messages for js sullivan construction and the development company of the same name.cal osha ..the state's dept of occupational safety arrived on site and are looking into the incident but have not determined yet if they will launch a full blown investigation into the

accident.maureen kelly kron4 news. let's take a look outside right now... chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: it was a cool breezy day around the bay area. low pressure continues to rotate through southern california. you can see the showers on doppler radar. it is widely scattered and there is even some snow over the mountains. we've seen a few clouds today but it has

remained dry locally. dress warmly if you're going out tonight. its still chilly and breezy. in fact, it will be a bit windy again especially in the north bay tonight before winds decrease tomorrow morning. on the satellite image you can the low and the high pressure trying to build in behind it. that low will actually move back off the coast before moving back on shore later in the week. the pattern is starting to look more active now but there are no major storms on the horizon. it will be a cold night with lows dipping into the low 30s and 40s. highs tomorrow will be in the 50s to mid 60s with mostly sunny skies. a weak weather system will bring a few more clouds and cool temperatures on wednesday. sunny and warmer weather with breezy conditions are expected friday and into the weekend.

(steve)still ahead -- people are up in arms about a school

science project that many are calling racially insensitive.

(catherine) investigators have identified four people killed yesterday in a small plane crash in los angeles county. they were members of the same family. 65-year-old pilot tom hastings, 27-year-old amber hill, 25-year-old jacob hill and nine-year-old madison hastings saxelby. the plane went down just before 11- am - about 4 miles from the closest airport. the f-a-a describes the plane as a rare amateur aircraft. it's not clear yet exactly went wrong... (steve) an update tonight on the science fair project at a sacramento high school that was deemed "racially insensitive." a project titled "race and i-q" was on display at c-k mcclatchy high school, according to the "sacramento bee." the project made claims based on the assumption that the average i-qs of african american, southeast asian and latinos are lower

than those of non hispanic whites and northeast asians. superintendent jorge aguilar condemned the project's implications and said officials are investigating whether "proper instructional protocols were followed." (catherine) new tonight at 6. amazon is laying off hundreds of corporate employees at its seattle headquarters - and elsewhere. that's according to the seattle times. it's a relatively small -- but rare -- bout of layoffs for the company - which hired nearly 130-thousand new employees in 2017. however, that rapid expansion left some departments over budget and over-staffed. the times reports that amazon has acknowledged the layoffs, but insists that it's going to be hiring in other places within the company. amazon employs nearly 550-thousand people. (catherine) next at 6:30 - - our hidden history series continues with a look at a recently re-discovered baseball player who had to

face down discrimination..... (steve)and a california health insurance provider is under fire for negligence and poor oversight -- that story coming up right after the break. at&t has a network with thousands of best-in-class security experts. which means... more of the eye balls you want watching the network... & less of the ones you don't... more experts preventing security issues & less security threats impacting our customers. more of a highly secure network with more security products available for further protection & less per month than comcast for business internet. switch to at&t internet for business. more & less - that's the power of &. california is launching

an investigation into insurance giant aetna.(steve) a director admitted under

oath that he never looked at patients' records before denying or approving care. since the doctor admitted his mistake during his deposition - a lawsuit against aetna for denying 23-year-old gillen washington treatment four years ago... becomes a cornerstone in the investigation. washington, who suffers from a rare immune disorder... sued the company for breach of contract and bad faith. without the treatment he became very sick... ending up in intensive care with a collapsed lung. dave jones/california insurance commissioner:"if the health insurer is making decisions to deny coverage without a physician actually ever reviewing medical records, that's of significant concern to me as insurance commissioner in california -- and potentially a violation of law."(catherine) aetna has responded in a statement - saying that medical directors take their jobs very seriously and are trained to review all available information - including medical records. a jury is expected to sort out the facts. washington says he wants aetna to make a change.

here on tesla road in livermore an investigation is underway into the stabbing death of a 19-year-old woman found clinging to life on the side of the roadsot

they received a call saturday from employees working at a store here stoneridge mall. this was the store... hollister, which caters to teens - according to pleasanton police, an employee found in a fitting room a shopping bag with a camera inside. the bag had a hole seemingly to allow the camera to discretly record a person changing. police say, employees acted quickly when they saw this man, juan jose martinez leyva leaving another fitting room. they detained him, and authorities arrested him for invasion of privacy with a camcorder. his jail record identifies him as a san lorenzo resident and a graphic designer. in pleasanton, te in san francisco several agencies are looking into a wind related accident where a chain link fence at a condo construction project was blown over, injuring three people, one critically. today an inspector for the builiding department was out taking pictures of the scene.... but there wasn't much to see....since the fencing in question was removed. the department of public works says they issued a notice of

violation for not proberly securing the fencing for the windy conditions and slapped js sullivan construction with a thousand dollar fine. cal osha ..the state's dept of occupational safety is looking into the incident but have not determined yet if they will launch a full blown investigation into the accident.maureen kelly kron4 news. lawrence karnow: it was a cool breezy day around the bay area. low pressure continues to rotate through southern california. you can see the showers on doppler radar. it is widely scattered and there is even some snow over the mountains. we've seen a few clouds today but it has remained dry locally. dress warmly if you're going out tonight. its still chilly and breezy. in fact, it will be a bit windy again the north bay tonight before winds decrease tomorrow morning. on the satellite (catherine) they say baseball is the great american pastime. rich in history - it crosses many racial

lines... although it began as a segregated sport. african-americans created their own leagues. in the bay area, for example - there was the berkeley negro league.. and the oakland pierce giants. the story of black players has been hidden over time... but as brenna donnlly reports... one star player in indianapolis is back in the spotlight. hidden history john donaldson pkgtrt: 2:13supers: pete gorton / baseball historian: brenna donnelly / reporter: ((take pkg))(ááreporter brenna donnellyáá)(( pete gorton / baseball historian : john donaldson was a major league baseball player forced by the color barrier to play somewhere else. ))with civil rights still two generations away... 6 foot pitcher john donaldson started to challenge the norm. banned from major league teams.. he became a

barnstormer.. visiting 550 cities.. and playing for 25 teams.he won an incredible 400 recorded games... the most in segregated baseball history. (( pete gorton / baseball historian : it's amazing that his legacy has been completely lost. ))pete gorton and his team are trying to bring donaldson back to home base of baseball history... with a new documentary.(( pete gorton / baseball historian: it's very simple to go the web and find out every single strikeout the lou gherig and babe ruth, any of the great players in any time period, it's important that we show that there is available data for john donaldson and black players like him. ))data.. like these 39 surviving seconds of showing donaldson pitching his fastball... that sent more than five thousand batters.. some of them former major league players... back to the bench. (( pete gorton / baseball historian: all the scouts and people i talk to show the film to say this really looks like something that happened just yesterday. ))(( brenna donnelly / reporting : john donaldson insisted he could play baseball for a living, as a black man.))by the 19-teens...

donaldson had a name for himself.. and got a job with the indianapolis abc's. he was paid 200 dollars a month.. the most of any black pitcher at the time. the white manager of the new york giants said if he could dunk donaldson in calamine lotion.. he'd hire him. but donaldson.. stood firm... even turning down an offer to ápretendá to be cuban. (( pete gorton / baseball donaldson said i'm not ashamed of my color. when i go out and play baseball, it's not unusual for people to say hit the dirty "n" word and it hurt him, he said. he said, to get so personal? don't i deserve a little respect? )) he would leave indy that same year due to a salary cut... but later played for the kansas city monarchs... training greats like satchel paige... and working as a scout for the all-white chicago white sox.he was the first black man to cross that barrier. (crowd cheers) ((end)) (catherine) we have more stories to share of our hidden history.our hidden to share of more stories we have (catherine) we have more stories to share of our hidden history. just go to our website kron 4 dot com... and search for "hidden history". (( áá v.o. / steve áá )) former president obama has a reaction to an official set of portraits featuring himself andwife michelle.

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negotiate less grey hair and kehinde's artistic integrity would not allow him to do what i asked. i tried to negotiate smaller ears. struck out on that as well.> (catherine) mister obama's portrait features three types of flowers in the background. they're intended to pay tribute to his hometown of chicago... to hawaii, where he grew up... and to his late kenyan father. (steve) new tonight at 6. celebrations for chinese new year are officially underway. this weekend was the flower market fair in san francisco's chinatown. tomorrow is what's known as the day of cleaning -- a symbolic way to say goodbye to the old year. the year of the dog officially begins on friday. the main new years parade

will take place on february 24th. (steve) in sports...the warriors get ready for their final two games before the all-star break... we will hear from steph curry on wht the team needs to do to get ready for the post-all-star season... (catherine) and a former a's pitcher gets busted with 20 kilos of cocaine?... gary has that story... and all the sports.... coming up

after the euphoria of the jimmy garoppolo signing... the 49ers were brought back to earth by the arrest of star linebacker rueben foster...

foster was arrested sunday morning "without incident" on charges of domestic violence... threats... and possession of an assault weapon...he was booked into santa clara county jail and was later released after posting $75,000 bail. the lastest reports have foster's longtime girlfriend alledging he dragged her during an argument at a los gatos home sunday morning... she also mentioned that he owned multiple semi-automatic rifles foster was also arrested in january for marijuana possession and has admitted he produced a diluted urine sample at the nfl scouting combine last year in indianapolis. the first

round draft pick was an nfl all-rookie selection last season (gary... give your take) johnny manziel... in an onterview on "good morning america"... says

he has been diagnosed with bipolar disorder... the former nfl quarterback and heisman trophy winner says he was diagnosed about a year ago... is taking medication for the condition and is doing well... he added that he no longer drinks alcohol manziel also said he is looking to make a comeback to pro football now that he is clean and sober... aware of what it was that was causing much of his former erratic behavior that got him booted from the nfl he acknowledged there's no one to blame except himself after the drinking binges documented on social media and a run-in with the law that included a domestic assault charge. the warriors have the warriors have two more games before the

all-star break... including tonight against the suns at oracle arena... despite losing 3-of-4 games recently... the team has seemed to right itself... posting an easy win over the san antonio spurs on saturday... highlighted by klay thompson's monster dunk golden state wraps up the pre-all-star game season on the road against the portland trail blazers wednesday night steph curry... is one of four warriors in the all-star game... but they will still get 3 days off after the game to recharge curry talked about what the team needs to do over the break...(sot: curry) get your mind right get your body right get your spirit right for the post all-star break journey the playoff run make sure that happens and hit the ground running on thursday we play at home, but obviously right now we got a game tonight we gotta game wednesday we gotta finish strong create good vibes going

into the break and finish it off on a good foot. a former oakland a's pitcher has been busted with 20 kilos of cocaine... esteban loaiza... who piched for the a's during the 2006 and 2007 seasons.... was arrested on suspicion of trafficking drugs after packages containing a white powder believed to be cocaine were found at a home he rented in southern california, he was booked friday on charges involving the possession... transport and sale of 20 kilograms (44 pounds) of suspected cocaine worth an estimated $500,000. loaiza was a 2-time all-star during his 14-year major league career... playing for 9 different teams... he made almost 44 million-dollars former earthquakes star

landon donovan is coming back to san jose for likely one last game... the all-time leading scorer for team usa... who played for the quakes from 2001-2004... will play against san jose at avaya stadium with his new team... "club leon" from mexico in a friendly matchon march 24th donovan led the earthquakes to mls titles in 2001 and 2003 before moving on to the los angeles galaxy he came out of retirement in january to play for leon... it will be donovan;s first game in the united states with his new club get ready this saturday... the premier episode of kron's new basketball show... "kron hoop session"... hosted by mark carpenter... will air at 11pm... and contnue every saturday night throught the nba season this saturday mark interview's warriors guard nick young... aka "sawaggy p."... that's this saturday at 11pm (catherine)coming up next -- a peninsula school reopens after severe flooding -- what parents are saying tonight about the ordeal.

on the peninsula... students in san mateo returned to class for the first time since major flooding at their school. early thursday morning a water main broke - leading to traffic problems, flooding and the closure of saint matthews catholic school there. although the school reopened today... the gym still needs a new floor...and will be out of commission for about two months. parents say they were surprised that their students were able to come back so soon after the flooding.. kimberley raposo / parent"it's

pretty devastating, i'm glad that the kids are happy to come back to school, it's a blessing with everybody who had volunteered to do everything, we are all very grateful." (catherine) there was also minor damage to the church -- but they'll still be able to use it for sunday services. (steve) imagine leaving your life behind to start over --- then having to start over for a second time -- after losing everything. that's what happened to one couple who sold all of their belongings and bought a boat. two days into their adventure, it sunk. ryan smith reports on how their investment ended up underwater. the colorado couple sold everything with plans to travel the gulf in this 28 foot sail boat.but the trip came to an abrupt, and dangerous stop in only the second night navigating through john's pass.tanner broadwell/boat sank in john's pass: "we hit something in about 8 or 9 feet of water and it stopped the boat

completely."the couple watched as water rushed inside destroying everything they owned.nikki walsh/boat sank in john's pass: "everything i've worked for, everything i've owned since i was a child, i brought with me. it's just floating away and there's nothing i can do."tanner broadwell/boat sank in john's pass: "i had my id, a little bit of cash. nikki had some clothes in her hands."storms often shift the channel leading to the docks. unforgiving sandbars wait to trap boats.kenny keen/charter boat captain: "we've also had several experienced captains hit that from time to time when there's been big storms and they try to get into the inlet and they don't hit the buoy just right."kenny keen showed us the capsized boat peeking over the gulf waters. he's seeing more sunken vessels recently, posing a threat to other boaters.kenny keen/charter boat captain: "you could run into that mast or run into some floating debris that's just underneath the surface of the water and really hurt your boat or even hurt yourself."while tanner and nikki figure out what's next, they aren't giving up on their adventure.tanner broadwell/boat sank in john's pass: "the boat sank."nikki walsh/boat sank in john's pass: "our dreams didn't sink with the boat. ."

lawrence karnow: it was a cool breezy day around the bay area. low pressure continues to rotate through southern california. you can see the showers on doppler radar. it is widely scattered and there is even some snow over the mountains. we've seen a few clouds today but it has remained dry locally. dress warmly if you're going out tonight. its still chilly and breezy. in fact, it will be a bit windy again especially in the north bay tonight before winds decrease tomorrow morning. on the satellite image you can the low and the high pressure trying to build in behind it. that low will actually move back off the coast before moving back on shore later in the week. the pattern is starting to look more active now but there are no major storms on the horizon. it will be a cold night with lows dipping into the low 30s and 40s. highs tomorrow will be in the 50s to mid 60s with mostly sunny skies. a weak weather system will bring a few more clouds and cool temperatures on wednesday. sunny and warmer weather with breezy conditions are expected friday and into the weekend.

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