and i'm catherine heenan in for vicki liviakis.... that deadly shooting happened january third.... shaleem tindle was killed when a bart police officer shot the 28-year-old across the street from the west oakland bart station.(grant) we're going to play the entire video released by bart police -- we do want to warn you -- it is graphic.(grant) we froze the video at the

moment the shots were fired.... bart released this still frame -- showing what appears to be a gun in the man's hand. tindle's family has filed a civil claim against bart ... within the last 15 minutes the bart police chief held a news conference...

cooperate with any independent investigation. we're reaching out to the tindle family to get their reaction to the full video. . "i was reading today that a person 20 years old walked into a store and bought an ar-15 in five minutes with an expired i.d. how is it that easy to buy this type of weapon, how do we not stop this after columbine, after sandy hook? i'm sitting with a mother that lost her son. it's still happening."(catherine) emotions running high at president trump's listening session on school safety today. he heard from a number of people affected by school shootings. the president has been under a lot of pressure to take action on school violence. today he promised that he'd get to work on the problem.

(grant) meantime... florida students flocked to their state capitol today - calling for lawmakers to take action on gun legislation. omar jimenez shows us how this all may come to a head at tonight's town hall outside parkland, florida. one week after a 19-year-old gunned down 17 people with an ar-15-style rifle...what do we want? gun control! when do we want it? now!...students filled the florida state capitol steps, calling for change.inside the rotunda, survivors of the marjory stoneman douglas high school shooting relived their worst moments.lorenzo prado, survivor: the door started to rattle. and the first thought that came into my mind was, i'm going to die. turning that trauma into a call for action...delaey tarr, survivor: we want stronger background checks and mental health checks to work in conjunction. we want better age limits. we want privatized selling to be completely reformed so you can't just walk into a building with $130 and walk out with an ar-15. some students said they were turned away from legislators' offices - who told them meetings were by 'appointment only.'ryan deitsch, survivor: i'm not here for a fight. i'm not here to argue with you. i just want to speak. i just want to see your face and know why!in solidarity with the teens traveling to tallahassee, students from broward county schools -nats and miami-dade schools -even students in washington d-c - walked out in protest.this all came hours before a scheduled listening session with president trump at the white house with survivors of different school shootings...

ariana klein, stoneman douglas student: everybody right now is so stuck on what they believe that they are not even listening to what other people. andrew pollack/daughter killed in stoneman douglas shooting: it should have been 1 school shooting and we should have fixed it. and i'm pissed. cause my daughter i'm not going to see again. she's not here. she's not here. in sunrise, florida, i'm omar jimenez reporting. (catherine) here in the bay area... students walked out of class in solidarity with the survivors of the deadly shooting in parkland florida. (grant) kron four's philippe djegal reports from alameda... where students took

to the streets. (philippe) just before noon... about 40 students at alameda high school walked- out of class. calling on lawmakers to take up gun control.darby tobin/sophomore- "my aunt survived being shot in the san bernardino shooting, and before that i don't think i understand the full impact of how big this really was." the students who chose to protest say their teachers and administrators were supportive... and, believe their demonstration will impact the community. dairius martyny/sophomore- "most, um, of the people that have crossed our paths today did take our message seriously, yes." some wish more students would have joined in.lizzie cho/junior- "i feel like this one was kind of unorganized and, like, no one really knew about it, so it wasn't as big as we kind of hoped it to be." the alameda unified school district says the students walked down to city hall... where they discussed their reasons behind the protest with the superintendent and mayor.julian sayen/junior- "i think the walkouts make an impact, because as they spread across social media and more and more schools start to walkout then it starts to raise more awareness and people start to see that kids are walking out of school and that we actually care and have a voice." this demonstration served as a warm-up for larger walk-outs planned for next month and in april. in alameda, philippe djegal, kron four news.

(grant) we haven't seen much rain lately - but a year ago this month the bay area was getting soaked by a so-called atmospheric by a so-called atmospheric river of rain. (catherine) and a year ago today, thousands of people were forced from their homes when coyote creek flooded large sections of san jose. kron four's rob fladeboe joins us live in san jose from one of the hardest-hit areas.... (grant) right now... there are ongoing efforts to guard against a repeat of that disastrous flood. rob? (rob) i'm here in the rock springs neighborhood. this area where i am standing was under five feet of water a year ago. today, there is a flood wall here to keep the

river in check. it's part of a larger plan to fix the problem once and for all. but if there is another flood, officials say they have a plan for that too. this was rock springs on the morning of february 21, 2017 as the order to evacuate didn't go out until after firefighters had begun to evacuate hundreds of stranded residents. downstream, naglee park and other northside neighborhoods were also inundated. san jose was faulted for not acting sooner. the city said stream data reported by the santa clara valley water district was inaccurate. since then the two entities have put their differences aside and are working together in case there is a next time.richard santos/santa clara valley water district "....we're pleased with the leadership of the mayor and the city council, we held meeting, we listened and we are committed..."dan riordan/san jose office of emergency servicesthe water district has announced that it has reached agreement with the u.s. army corps of engineers to study

and help find funding for a long term flood control project to tame coyote creek. in the meantime, this 900 foot long flood wall and earthen berm should be enough to hold the creek in check.kevin sibley/flood wall engineer "....this wall is designed to keep that amount of water, the amount in the flood, in the creek and not into the neighborhood...."some 14,000 people were displaced by the coyote creek flood. roughly $6.8 million dollars was raised to help people get back on their feet. but many are renters and are still struggling says district three councilman raul peralez.raul peralez/san jose city council ".....unfortunately we still have about 18 families who are still displaced and living in temporary housing, they are getting relief but their situation is made worse by the high cost of housing in the valley..."you'll recall these spectacular images, when anderson reservoir spilled over, causing the flood, even after weeks of releasing water to lower the level. the district says it will review water level protocols as part of an on going seismic retrofit of the dam. (rob live) the water district has also cleared away tons of brush, invasive reeds and other debris from the creek. but this wall is going to have hold if there's a next time because that army corps of engineer study could take three years. and funding for the actual project would have to come from congress after that. live ibn san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news

(grant) and today... there was a ceremony at a local elementary school to honor those who helped victims of the flooding. kron 4's will tran reports. the floodwaters are gone but one year later there are signs everywhere that there's still more work that needs to be done while the repairs go on just a few blocks away(nats)at shirakawa elementary the school took time to honor some of its staff and community

members for helping the victims.people like teacher kathleen daley who helped raised 35-thousand dollars. (kathleen daley/teacher-) its a passion of mine, you know i'm a teacher, but in the same sense teachers are caregivers. it hurt us to see our family and our community go through such a traumatic experience. she and more than a dozen others one by one came up to be recognized for not just feeling sorry for the victims but feeling compelled to help. dave gomez and his two daughters also pitched in. (dave gomez/award recipient) i know most everybody in this school. all the parents and the children from all these years. i've been in this school since it opened. (gabriella gomez/award recipient) there's other kids your age that are going through the stuff with the floods and it feels good to help them out.(esther gomez/award recipient) a lot of people haven't had homes and they haven't been feeling good lately.for days and weeks after the flood.. the school was a staging area for victims. the school's principal says it was an easy choice to help. (yvonne sugimura/principal) it wasn't a question of why, it was a question of when. how fast can you get into momentum into the movement of setting up in any capacity we needed to, to support families and our students especially.will tran/san jose

(grant) coming up... what officials in san francisco are doing tonight...to fight the car break in epidemic.. (catherine) also - you might be able to soon skip the lines -- and bring your "own" i-d photo to the d-m-v. we'll explain. (grant) plus... a violent robbery on bart. and the crooks could be targeting people on their cell phones. what passengers need to know...after the break.

(lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

(catherine) a violent struggle between a bart passenger and four teenagers began on a train...andended on a platform. a few days earlier - teenagers stole a cell phone from a passenger at a different bart station... now - investigators are trying to figure out if there's a connection between

the two crimes. kron4's haaziq madyun has the story.. sot it happened just before 11am tuesday morning here at the powell street bart station in san francisco. bart spokesperson alicia trost describes how the reaction of the victim escalated the snatch and grab cellphone robbery to a violent assault this is not the first cellphone snatch and grab involving teenagers targeting passengers this year. in fact trost says this past weekend four teenagers robbed a passenger of their phone this past weekend at the ashby bart station in berkeley

because the cellphone thieves are juveniles the only description bart police can provide is that they were all males and all four were able to avoid officers here at the bart police substation as they got away. bart officials are checking surveillance videos to see if there is a connection between the two cellphone robberies involving teens at powell street and the ashby station...in san francisco haaziq madyun kron4news ( grant) los angeles county sheriff's deputies tonight are crediting an alert securty guard for stopping yet another school shooting. these weapons were seized at the student's home...who allegedly home...who allegedly threatened to shoot up his own high school. that student is now under arrest..(

catherine ) l.a. deputies say it's one of more than a dozen school threats reported since the mass shooting in parkland, florida, one week ago. steve aveson is in the newsroom with the details. steve? (steve) grant, catherine, they always tell us, if you see something, say something. the system faled in florida ,,, where no one connected the dots about the troubled 19 year old shooting suspect in the florida shooting.but this time, it may have worked. "just two days after 17 people were killed in the florida school shooting, security officer moreno chavez who works at el camino high school, in the unincorporated area of whittier, overheard a 17-year-old students say that he was going to shoot up the school sometime in the next three weeks."the suspect, unidentified because of his age, was one of more than 3=hundred students at the high school in the los angeles suburb of whittier. district officials say he was thrown out of class for ignoring a ban on wearing headphones. outside in the hall, he began mumbling threats ... overheard by a school safety officer, who confronted him."he clarified to the school safety officer that in three weeks he was going to bring a gun to the school."the student claimed he was just kidding, but the threat was taken

seriously."deputies learned that the 17-year-old had an extensive discipline history at the school. they also learned that a smith and wesson semiautomatic weapon was registered to his home address."armed with a search warrant, they went to his home and found an arsenal."... two ar-15 rifles, two handguns and 90 high capacity magazines." the 17 year old was arrested for making criminal threats while his older brother was arrested on weapons charges.at the school today, students and teachers said the brush with near tragedy was life altering. "i have never been afraid for myself at any school anywhere, but i am starting to feel different now.'this is the one spot where every student should feel safe at.as for the alert school guard ...i just want to thank him (steve) police responded to violence

threats at two other los angeles area high schools today ... one in ingleside and one in long beach.the sheriff says the calls have beeen averaging more than two a day. one involved a ten year old who said he was going to get a rifle after his teacher changed his seat.and a 12 year old who threatened a florida=style shooting because a teacher took away his oreo cookies. (grant) happening now.... san francisco police are looking for a suspect who they say attacked a man with a hatchet. it happened in the tenderloin early tuesday morning near u-c hastings law school. the victim was walking home when the suspect yelled and attacked him shortly after one a-m. the victim was rushed to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. police are still investigating the motive...and there's no description of the attacker. (catherine) calling the rash of car break-ins in san francsico an epidemic, the district attorney has unveiled a new plan to fight the crime wave.(grant) kron 4's

maureen kelly reports that a new digital tip-line has been set-up... where witnesses can turn over evidence to help crack these cases. it's a frustrating crime that happens all over the city....crooks smashing in car windows and getting away with valuables. it happened 31- thousand times last year in san francisco...and partly because it happens so quickly.....arrests are rare. but today the d-a announced that he is seeking a million dollars in city funds to create an auto burglary task force....and has launched a digital tip line where people who witness these crime...can call or email in suspect descriptions....or submit pictures and video. they are also asking those with video surviellance cameras to register them with the d-a's office so investigators can follow up if crime happened near by.like broken glass....the pieces of evidence in these crimes are scattered everywere....and the d-a believes a dedicated team can piece it all together and make some key arrests.one reason....they believe many of these crimes are being committed by a lot of the same people.the auto burglary problem in our city is primarily driven by organized crime what i'm saying about organize crime i'm talking

about organize groups of people that go in very quickly they might break into multiple vehicles there often using either stolen vehicles or vehicles with stolen license plates or rent-a-car's in order to be able to make a quick getawaybecause tourist destinations like by the palace of fine arts are being hit hard...the sf travel association is working on educating the city's visitors not to leave valuables in their cars. we do here from visitors who are very frustrated they are concerned they feel violated and we know this is a crisis in an epidemic that we need to resolve and we need to get ahead of it proactively as well here's a sample of the form on the car break in tip line website....the d-a's office wants to make clear that victims who's cars are broken into should still file a police report...this is for anyone who has any addition evidence to turn over...they say even photographs or video going back several years can be submitted. you can find a link to the tipline on our website, kron4-dot-com. maureen kelly kron4 news

(grant) time now to check on our weather with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow... lawrence karnow: it was another chilly day with partly cloudy skies and a few scattered showers. it will be another chilly night with lows in the upper 20s and 30s. if you're going out tonight grab a jacket. it will be chilly outside with stars and a few clouds. on the satellite image you can see another cold storm to our north. that will be

moving in later tonight bringing a chance of a few showers. tomorrow will be partly cloudy with a chance of a few shower and some snow on our local mountains. it will also be windy and cold with highs in the upper 40s to mid 50s. dry and cool weather will return on friday. it looks dry and warmer this weekend with a few passing clouds. rain is possilbe on monday with more shower later in the week. if you're traveling to the sierra make sure to bring chains. snow is forecast there tomorrow. (grant) (grant) yet another challenge is

going viral on the internet... but this time it's making a lot of hobby lobby employees upset. we'll explain. (catherine) if you hate your drivers license picture... there's a new effort to actually let you bring your own photo with you to the d-m-v. but -- there's a catch. that story is right after the break. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous.

a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. (grant) how much would

you pay for a better license picture? you could soon have the option to retake it. state senator josh newman has introduced a new bill and he says the goal... is for people to have license pictures they're actually proud of. under the bill... people would have two options to choose a new picture. you can ask the photographer to retake it.

or, you can take your own picture away from the d-m-v... if it meets the agency's guidelines. the cost is being worked out but the assemblyman says it will ánot be 'expensive'. the money generated would go to the driver's education program. (catherine) next at 5:30... tahoe is trying to improve its ski runs... despite the lack of snow in the sierra. what one resort is doing to make it easier to get down the mountain. (grant) also -- the reverend billy graham has died. we'll take a look back at his life and legacy. (catherine) and a program reminder... "the bay area's hidden history." we celebrate black history this saturday night at 9 p.m... hosted by kron 4's pam moore.

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evening...after two victims were injured during a carjacking in oakland last night. it happened around six-thirty near garfield elementary school on east 15th street. police say the two gunmen shot at least one of the victims in the elbow before taking off with the vehicle. the men car- jacked were taken to a local hospital and are in stable condition. (catherine) in the south bay... presentation high in san jose has created a committee to look into ways to better prevent sexual assault against students. this comes after a number of sexual assault accusations were made against at least 8 different teachers. members of the new committee will talk about the policies regarding sexual assault.... and then make recommendations on how best to improve them. (catherine) police in san jose are looking for suspects -- after a stolen truck rammed into a patrol car. it happened monday night near teatree court and thornton way. the officer wasn't hurt in the hit and run. the truck was later found abandoned near patton avenue and scott street. police

are looking for two other stolen vehicles which they believe are connected to the incident. (grant) in the north bay... two men are behind bars...after an explosion outside a house in suisun city. over the weekend ... a pipe bomb caused major damage to the front door area of a home. thomas capenhurst of dixon, and robert mcgraw of fairfield were arrested on suspicion of using a destructive device with the intent to commit murder. authorities say additional pipebombs were recovered at mcgraw's home. the people inside the home were not injured in the explosion. (grant) police in fairfield are releasing this photo of a man they believe killed someone early this morning. officials say a body was found in a parking lot on empire street in south fairfield around six this morning. police say the male victim is from benicia and was killed by someone he knew. investigators believe this is an isolated incident. lawrence karnow: it was another chilly day with partly

cloudy skies and a few scattered showers. it will be another chilly night with lows in the upper 20s and 30s. if you're going out tonight grab a jacket. it will be chilly outside with stars and a few clouds. on the satellite image you can see another cold storm to our north. that will be moving in later tonight bringing a chance of a few showers. tomorrow will be partly cloudy with a chance of a few shower and some snow on our local mountains. it will also be windy and cold with highs in the upper 40s to mid 50s. dry and cool weather will return on friday. it looks dry and warmer this weekend with a few passing clouds. rain is possilbe on monday with more shower later in the week. if you're traveling to the sierra make sure to bring chains. snow is forecast there tomorrow. (grant) new tonight at 5... a local high school wrestler...tragically paralyzed during a match...is

making progress in his recovery. ryan joseph suffered a spinal cord injury last month while competing for college park high school in pleasant hill. he's now at a rehab hospital in denver. and tonight we are learning that ryan is expected to returning to the bay are in mid-april. his physical therapist says he now has use of his arms, his feeding tube is out... and he has started eating solid foods. over the weekend-- ryan was able to leave the hospital and attend the colorado state wrestling championships. a go-fund- me page has been created to help the joseph family with their medical costs. if you want to donate-- we have a link on our website at kron-four dot com. (catherine) ski resorts are making some interesting changes in order to adapt to climate change... and that includes the tahoe area.. at heavenly - plans are now being developed to remove boulders and treesfrom several runs... they're troublesome during low-snow

seasons.....which are expected to become more common because of climate change. the forest service will be reviewing the plans...and there will eventually be a public comment period. the hope is to reduce the bottlenecks of skier and snow-board traffic on busy days.. long time residents in the area say they've seen first-hand how the reliability of idealski conditions at tahoe is getting more erratic... (grant) the man known as 'america's pastor' -- billy graham - has passed away. he died today at the age of 99. cnn's ryan nobles has a look back at his legendary life. billy graham - like most of the people whose lives he's touched - came from simple beginnings.born november 7th, 1918 - billy graham was raised on a dairy farm in charlotte, north carolina. when he was 15, he attended a revival-- it changed his life.william martin, graham biographer: "billy went forward and publicly made his commitment to jesus christ."graham became a baptist minister and in 1943, he graduated from

wheaton college--that's where he also found the love of his life: ruth. billy and ruth graham were married for more than 60 years. graham became a traveling evangelist with 'youth for christ' -an organization that ministered to youth and servicemen during world war ii.nats of billy graham: "i do not believe that any man .. that any man can solve the problems of life without jesus christ."graham's message resonated with post-war america and changed how mainstream america viewed god and country.cliff barrows, pastor:"billy preached against communism. he preached a strong moral message." that moral message included civil rights. graham became friends with martin luther king junior and in towns where whites wanted crusades segregated - graham took a stand. william martin, graham biographer: "billy himself went and took the rope down and said "we don't have segregated meetings. and he took a stand for his believe that every man is equal before christ "in 19-50, billy graham made his first visit to the white house -- he met and prayed with

harry truman. over the years, he was close to nearly every u-s president. his friendship with richard nixon led to controversy. a recorded conversation from 1972, made public thirty years later, revealed graham making what many considered anti-semitic remarks in the oval office. graham later apologized.billy graham visited more than 185 countries and territories -- building bridges and breaking cultural barriers. he turned over the leadership of his ministry to his son franklin in 2007... but he did not stop working.in 20-13, billy graham celebrated his 95-th birthday with a huge party.a month later, his son was requesting prayers for his ailing father. he remained popular to the end of his life, and his message never wavered.nats: rev. billy graham:"jesus said i am the way the truth and the light. and then he said an interesting thing- no man comes to the father except through me."i'm ryan nobles, reporting.

(catherine) coming up... parents do their best to keep dangerous drugs out of children's hands. but many say they're alarmed that kids are getting addictive opioids from someone they trust. (grant) plus... please pass the popcorn... but you won't be able to bring your snacks to several bay area movie theaters... we'll tell you about the new restrictions.

starting tomorrow... cinemark is banning large bags from its movie theaters. the company owns several century theaters in the bay area. they announced the new bag policy today....saying they're trying to enhance the safety and security ofguests and employees. bags can't be bigger than 12-inches by 12- inches... unless you're carrying medical equipment or a diaper bag. so you can't try to fit a lot of snacks in your bag. and if your bag 'is' too big -- the theater doesn't have a place to store it. also -- employees have the right to inspect bags before customers go inside. (grant) a new viral photo trend is making waves on social media. and it's making making hobby lobby employees angry... . this looks like a professional photo shoot in a garden... but it's actually an impromptu shoot in hobby lobby's plastic flower aisle.

it's the latest viral trend, with elaborate floral photos lighting up twitter feeds they're calling it "the hobby lobby challenge". many of the craft store's employees have tweeted their frustration with the disruptive trend. they say people are climbing into the flower displays... and re-arranging them just to get their pictures. (grant) still ahead... a young girl's dangerous brush with opioids how a common medical procedure led a gymnast down the path toward addiction (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break. (grant) (grant) the use of opioids

is a bona fide epidemic in the u.s. the c-d-c now says 40-percent of all opioid overdose deaths are directly connected to álegal prescriptions.(catherine) but what's even more alarming --- opioids are being prescribed to children... by

their own doctors. reporter arr-zo doast goes goes in-depth for us tonight. gymnastics is this 12-year-old's life.mom: "she's aware mentally and very in tune to her body."she's no stranger to injury and the pain that follows. mom: "she's my health nut."so her parents were surprised when she was prescribed all this medication. we agreed to not reveal their identities to protect the child's privacy.in october, their daughter had her tonsils and adenoids removed.and it's a very common surgery.but it's what happened after that worries these parents.dad: "it's more than 2 cups and it poured out the top."this is how much hydrocodone with acetaminophen their daughter was prescribed. dad: "why would anybody give a 12-year-old that much medicine?"what's even more concerning... the parents say just 3 days after taking this medication... their middle schooler preferred it. mom: "she'd say, 'i need some pain medication,' and i said, 'okay, we'll get you some tylenol.' she says, 'well that works better.'"dad: "we only gave it to her every other dose for a couple of days and

then we said, you know, this is a narcotic, we need to back off on it."arezow doost, investigator: "do you think it was careless to prescribe that much medication?"mom: "um... yes, but i do want to give a caveat. i just think it's standard procedure."super - dr. rae brown / american academy of pediatics - dr. rae brown/chair of american academy of pediatrics: "doesn't mean that they wanted the child to have 3 cups that just means that they wrote a prescription for a long period of time hoping that they wouldn't have to hear from the parent again ever, because that's a bother."dr. rae brown is the chair of the american academy of pediatrics.brown: "children die every year because of having been given opioids after tonsillectomy. it's to the extent of the academy of pediatrics has come out strongly against the use of one specific drug - codeine which especially is toxic in a group of children."and what the food and drug administration is now doing could help... by increasing warning requirements on prescriptions with codeine. before, the agency said the drug should not be used for any reason, even coughing, in

children 12 and younger. now, it's anyone 18 and younger. doost: "how much of the medication did she end up taking?"dad: "about 10%.... maybe 15."these parents weaned their gymnast off the drug... and say they never received warnings the drug could be addictive.mom: "i'm all for pain medication when you need it, but there's a time and a place and making it become over used it's just not setting the example we need to set for our kids, and it's not taking us in the direction that we need to reduce this kind of a problem." (catherine)(catherine) (catherine) some of the medications

for children are flavored to taste better but doctors warn.... parents shouldn't make it sound like it's candy. and by the way.. the medicine the 12 year old gymnast was prescribed is made with two drugs that add up to vicodin. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was another chilly day with partly cloudy skies and a few scattered showers. it will be another chilly night with lows in the upper 20s and 30s. if you're going out tonight grab a jacket. it will be chilly outside with stars and a few clouds. on the satellite image you can see another cold storm to our north. that will be moving in later tonight bringing a chance of a few showers. tomorrow will be partly cloudy with a chance of a few shower and some snow on

our local mountains. it will also be windy and cold with highs in the upper 40s to mid 50s. dry and cool weather will return on friday. it looks dry and warmer this weekend with a few passing clouds. rain is possilbe on monday with more shower later in the week. if you're traveling to the sierra make sure to bring chains. snow is forecast there tomorrow.

(grant) (grant) for your health tonight... if you enjoy

a drink or two...this is the study for you. a neurologist from u-c irvine studied 17-hundred people who lived until at least 90. doctor claudia kawas found that people who drink two glasses of wine or beer a day... reduced their chances of dying prematurely by 18 percent. dr. kawas admits she does not know why modest drinking and putting on a few pounds seems to help people live longer... but that she firmly believes it improves longevity. (catherine) next at 5... a medical treatment typically used by adults... could also help your pets. we'll explain.

acupuncture has been around for centuries... but it's not only for humans. (catherine) as thao ta reports... your 'pets' can also benefit from the treatment. take nat sound of dog, oslo's owner: "on the highway came running out from a truck stop." ta: acupuncture has been helping out 10 year old oslo with his back and shoulder pain after he got hit by a car and lost his rear leg. take nat sound of doctor johnson: "we're providing the body with it's own way to heal." ta: doctor jennifer johnson became interested when

the treatment personally helped her. johnson says all animals have precise locations on or near the surface of the body known as acupuncture points. sotdr. jennifer johnson, mcconnellsburg veterinary clinic: "you may notice a little jump in his skin or a little reaction from him and that's actually a good response. we want to see a little response when we put the needle in." ta: these points, when stimulated, may produce changes in the body's internal organs and functions. the doctor says acupunture for pets.. is not all different from humans. it can help treat skin disease, seizures, vomitting, ear infections, even diaherrea. take nat sound of doctor johnson: "it's not as simple as taking a pill and feeling better because what we're doing is we're asking the body to start regenerating and start helping itself." ta: she also says most animals experience little or no pain and while there may be some side effects.. recommends about six treatments of acupuncture for pets to see improvement. for owner wendy estep...it's a step towards wellness. take nat sound of wendy estep, oslo's owner: "acupuncture is helping him come around quite a bit."

(catherine) that was thao ta reporting. dr. johnson says it's important to know that pregnant animals are not good candidates for acupuncture. (grant) that wraps that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(catherine) steve aveson and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six.. thanks -- grant and catherine. coming up --- bart responds to leaked body cam footage showing a deadly police shooting.. by releasing the full video. we will play the entire clip showing the exact moments leading up to the officer opening fire.and -- we're live with new reaction from

the bart police chief.(pam) then - new tonight:the story behind this now viral photo.... a man catches a 16-foot great white shark... it was so large he needed to call in backup..... kron4 news at six starts right after the break. (pam) (pam) (pam)

(pam) we are following breaking news at six:bart police releasing the police body camera video.. from a deadly officer-invovled shooting. good evening i'm pam moore.(steve) and i'm steve aveson.the release of the video comes one day after part of it was leaked online... the shooting happened january third.... shaleem tindle was killed when a bart police officer shot the

28-year-old across the street from the west oakland bart station. we're going to play the entire video released by bart police -- we do want to warn you -- it is graphic. (steve) we froze the video

at the moment the shots were fired.... bart released this still frame -- showing what appears to be a gun in the man's hand.(pam) tindle's family has filed a civil claim against bart ... within the last hour the bart police chief held a news conference. kron4's gabe slate was there.. gabe what did he say? .

(steve)(steve) another big story tonight: last year's disturbing trend involving teens robbing bart passengers of their cellphones continues here in 20-18.(pam) the most recent incident happened yesterday at the powell street bart station in downtown san francisco. a bart spokesperson tells kron4's haaziq madyun... what

passengers should do if someone wants to take their phone. bad idea says bart spokesperson alicia trost. she is here at the powell street station describing the reaction of a bart passenger confronted on a train by four teeanagers tuesday morning. the teens tried to snatch the phone but the passenger refused to let it goher advice...?she says when the snatch and grab occured the victim was on the train using the cellphone near the train doors...another bad idea says trostbe aware of your surroundings, something bart passengers hear over the loud speaker every few minutes. trost says that is

because...i was watching this passenger here who had this reactionsotsome passngers have got the message and don't even use their phones while using bartsot in fact this past weekend four teens robbed a passenger of their cellphone at the ashby bart station in berkeley...bart police are checking to see if there is a connection. at the powell street bart station in san francisco haaziq madyun kron4news (pam) in january... bart police received seven reports of thefts, two reports of car burglaries and one of an assault. last month... bart arrested four people for public intoxication, four people for thefts, three for making threats and one person for performing lewd acts in public. bart police issued

26 warrants in january. (pam) new at 6... oakland resident alan chow is missing... he was last seen at the hetch hetchy entrance in yosemite national park on february 17th. he is described to be between 5- feet- eight and 5-feet-ten inches tall... and 130- to 150- pounds.... he is possibly carrying a blue backpack. anyone who was in the area of hetch hetchy between february 17th through the 20th .. is asked to call the u-s national park service. (steve) new at six... one-point-five billion dollars - that's how much money california mayors are asking from the state to combat homelessness.(pam) many mayors across the golden state are calling this issue .... the single biggest quality of life crisis. our capitol bureau reporter kody leibowitz reports live from sacramento.. kody what are lawmakers saying... mayor lee brand "front and center, the city of fresno,

this is an issue that we have to solve."that from fresno mayor lee brand - who spoke candidly about his own family's struggle with homelessness - he says his daughter was once kicked out and on the streets. mayor lee brand "she had drug problems that eventually led her to be kicked out of our house and her grandmother's house. she ended up on the street for a couple of years." once homeless and a statistic - now brand says his daughter turned her life around. this year in the state -- almost 135-thousand people are homeless in california.in fresno, brand says it's 17-hundred people.today - brand along with mayors from 11 big cities in the state - joined state lawmakers to support a bill that would set aside money for cities. the amount: up to $1.5 billion dollars this year in state matching funds money that at least one lawmaker thinks the state can afford. asm. david chiu 29;52 "that starts with putting our money where our mouth is, investing a portion of our state budget's surplus

towards the worse homelessness crisis in our states history." back to fresno - brand says if this passes and fresno receives money - he hopes to provide at least 200 temporary and permanent homes, working on substance abuse and mental health issues. (;03)mayor lee brand "getting them back into society, that's our goal." (steve) developing tonight... trump says he wants to explore new ways to improve school safety after last week's massacre at a florida high school. today the president hosted survivors of several school shootings for what aides describe as a "listening session". reporter mark meredith is at the white house with more. out: at the white house, i'm mark meredith. "i'm very

angry this happened, because it keeps happening"for over an hour, survivors of america's deadliest school shootings shared their deeply personal stories of loss and heartbreak with president trump."how many schools, how many students have to be shot..it stops now" some of the most powerful comments came from six students from parkland, florida.it's there a gunman killed 17 people one week ago. nat: "i woke up to find out my best friend was gone.i don't understand why someone can buy a weapon of war in a few minutes"the president says last week's massacre has him considering new safety proposals.among his ideas strengthening background checks.and allowing trained teachers to carry guns on campus.but mark barden, who lost his son in the 2012 newtown massacre, says more guns in schools won't change anything. "nobody wants to see a shoot out in a school, and a deranged sociopath is not going to care if someone is there with a gun on thursday,

the president is expected to meet with law enforcement experts to discuss ways to better secure schools.the president will also meet with several governors next week on the same topic.the white house says it is committed to reducing violence.but that its up to everyone from teachers to parents to congress to find the at the white house, i'm mark meredith. (pam) continuing our coverage... here in the bay area... students walked- out of class .... in solidarity with the survivors of the deadly mass shooting in parkland, florida. kron four's philippe djegal reports from alameda... where students took to the streets. (philippe) frightened by the prospect of a deadly shooting ever happening on

their own campus... students at alameda high school walked-out of class, to bring attention to gun violence... in the aftermath of the shooting in parkland florida... where students also marched for gun control.lizzie cho/junior- "honestly , this weird gun culture that america has just has to stop and honestly, we have to take action and just seeing the students in florida and just how passionate they are and how much of a change they're trying to make and like it was just really inspiring to see them and hopefully it'll pick up around all of america." the alameda unified school district says several dozen students took part in the demonstration. they marched to city hall where they discussed their issues with the mayor and superintendent.dairius martyny/sophomore- "not just gun violence, but its like, cyber-bullying, all the types of bullying that happens not like just in the outside world, but in our community where we're supposed to feel safe." some students say they felt compelled to join the protest.julian sayen/junior- "and, if we don't walk out of our class, then no one is going to notice." the students we spoke with who walked-out say they don't expect to be disciplined for the demonstration. in alameda, philippe djegal, kron four news. (steve) he is called the "shark

whisperer" and he's showing off his latest catch. details ahead. (pam) the counselor to presidents passes away.. we look back at the life and mission of evangelist billy graham.. (steve) and next, the somber one year anniversary of the coyote creek flooding.. residents reflect on the year that changed their lives..

(steve) a big story we are following tonight... it has been one year since water overflowed from coyote creek... forcing thousand of san jose residents out of their homes. as kron4's ron fladeboe reports... residents in the hardest- hit-areas are still rebuilding their lives. hien nguyen/coyote creek flood survivor "...it was a nightmare..."hien nguyen is one of the coyote creek flood survivors. but she says the flood has changed her life. hien nguyen "....the flood was a nightmare because i never had to face anything like that before..." "....the water was so high all i could do was think about saving myself....'that was hien and her disabled room mate a year ago today, shortly after they were evacuated from their flooded home here in rock springs. it's been all uphill since then says hien. hien nguyen "...the flood washed out everything in our unit..."back home now, at last, hien showed me pictures of the damage. the water in her home was four feet deep. she got about six thousand dollars in relief but it's hasn't gone very far.hien

nguyen '....we lost everything because we are on the first floor and this was one of the hardest hit parts of the neighborhood..."hien spent several weeks in a shelter. she is proud of the day the mayorcame by to help her clean up. there is work going on right outside herdoor even now. she is going to stay in rock springs but worries the neighborhood may never be the same.hien nguyen ".....hopefully a disaster like this never happens again but you never know....'in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 newss

(steve) a big story we are following tonight... shirakawa(sheer-a-ka-wa) elementary school in san jose is honoring it's staff and communities members who helped the flood victims one year ago. the shirakawa community raised more than 35 thousand dollars for flood victims. one-by-one... more than a dozen people were recognized for their hard work today. the school's principal says it was an easy choice to help. (yvonne sugimura/principal) it wasn't a question of why, it was a question of when. how fast can you get into momentum into the movement of setting up in any capacity we needed to, to support families and our students especially. 100 families from shirakawa(sheer-a-ka-wa) elementary school were displace from their homes because of the floods. the school principle says one student had to move two hours away from the school... yet never missed a day of class. (pam) the man

known as "america's pastor" has died... the reverend billy graham died at his home in north carolina at age 99.... catherine heenan is here with more.. (catherine) there may never again be an evangelist with the kind of influence held by billy graham..he advised presidents and royalty....packed stadiums and spoke in 185 countries. even people who otherwise shunned religion knew billy graham's face and voice.. he took the role of evangelist to a new level.....from tents in small-town america to huge 'crusades' in major cities across the globe. a duke divinity professor who got to know graham in recent years - and wrote about him - talked about meeting him for the first time. and being impressed by the iconic preacher's personal humility. professor grant wacker - at first it was frightening. i'm meeting billy graham - what do i say? but his aide told me not to worry, that billy would know what to say. and he did. he immediately put me at ease. when the aide told him i was writing a book about him - he said 'why?' graham had

struggled with a number of illnesses in recent years, including prostatecancer and symptoms of parkinson's disease. his standing as a religious leader was unusual - unlike the pope or dalai lama, hespoke for neither a particular church....nor a particular people. but he was considered a kind of 'pastor to the presidents'. every president since world war two has met and prayed with him. steve and pam, back to you. . let's take a look outside right now...(pam) chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: it was

another chilly day with partly cloudy skies and a few scattered showers. it will be another chilly night with lows in the upper 20s and 30s. if you're going out tonight grab a jacket. it will be chilly outside with stars and a few clouds. on the satellite image you can see another cold storm to our north. that will be moving in later tonight bringing a chance of a few showers. tomorrow will be partly cloudy with a chance of a few shower and some snow on our local mountains. it will also be windy and cold with highs in the upper 40s to mid 50s. dry and cool weather will return on friday. it looks dry and warmer this weekend with a few passing clouds. rain is possilbe on monday with more shower later in the week. if you're traveling to the sierra make sure to bring chains. snow is forecast there tomorrow. (steve) going viral tonight..

this photo showing a 16 foot great white shark...it was caught tagged and released off the coast of hilton head south carolina by a man who has come to be known as the shark whispere. chip michalove is a captain at a fishing boat charter service called "outcast sport fishing".he posted the picture on his faceboook page.. the shark was so big he needed to call in help from another boater to tag it. (pam) coming up... a teacher suddenly faces a health emergency .. we'll tell you who came to the rescue.. (steve) one bay area city is calling on the public to help fight the rash of car break-ins... coming up - how officials want citizens to help..

the san francisco district attorney is asking for the public's help to try and catch the organized criminals they believe are responsible for the majority of the auto burglaries in the city.(pam) as kron4's maureen kelly reports... the d-a has launched a new website to try and collect evidence from citizens... to help crack these cases. they are fast....efficient and organized. theives who smash car windows and snatch valuables from inside.the d-a says they believe a lot of the same people are responsible for many of these crimes. about 5% of the people commit about 50% of the crime, so when you're looking at our auto burglaries problem we know that a very small number of people are accountable for the nearly 30,000 auto burglary that occurred last year and we know we can deal with that those organizations we will be able to have a very impactful result in dealing with this crimehe is seeking a million dollars in city funds to create an auto burglary task force....and has launched a digital tip line where people who witness these crime...can call or email in suspect descriptions....or submit pictures and video. they are also asking those

with video surviellance cameras to register them with the d-a's office so investigators can follow up if crime happened near by.because tourist destinations like by the palace of fine arts are being hit hard...the sf travel association is working on educating the city's visitors not to leave valuables in their cars. they are calling this crime trend a crisis for the tourist industry.we hear that they had a great time in san francisco but then their car broke was broken into and they are frankly not gonna come back and they're gonna tell their friends and family not to return and this is something that we can't we let happen. this is her number one industry and we can't let things like this compromise that. it supports so much so many jobs, 80,000 jobs and 3/4 of $1 billion in taxes so we need to protect that industry and make sure visitors feel safe and welcome when they come herethe d-a's goal is that this plan will result in a 20 percent drop in auto burglaries by in the end of this year and hopes within three years car break ins will be a manageable problem, and no longer an epidemic.maureen kelly kron4 news

(pam) milpitas police have arrested michelle rodriguez and rudy cordero ... after a police chase. monday morning ... officers recognized the stolen honda, on vegas avenue near warm springs boulevard. police say, when officers tried to pull the car over ... the driver took off. authorities say, the car drove through a stop sign, lost control and rammed into a tree. police say, pair then got out of the car and ran. they were both tracked down and arrested. rodriguez is facing a string of charges, including possession of stolen property and outstanding warrants. cordero is charged with stolen property and resisting arrest. ( steve ) still ahead... parents are in custody after one of their children escapes through a window .. to get help. (pam) also ... a high schooler in southern california threatening gunfire

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california... a 17-year- old student has been arrested ... after allegedly threatening to open fire at his school.(steve) according to the school district... the student made the threat last friday after a teacher told him he could not wear headphones in class. grant lodes has more about the thwarted possible school shooting. (grant) el camino high school... near whittier... is

safe tonight thanks to a school security officer. district officials say the student made the threat just minutes after the confontation with the teacher. the security officer says he overheard the teen saying "he was going to shoot up the school sometime in the next three weeks." the security officer notified authorities. deputies who responded did not find a gun on the student...and the kid said he was joking. but a search of his home revealed two ar-15 rifles, two handguns, and 90 high-capacity magazines, each capable of holding 30 rounds. authorities say one of the guns was registered to the teen's 28-year-old brother-- an army veteran. the other was not registered... that is a felony in california. this news has students and staff at the school on edge."i have never felt unsafe at any school anywhere but im starting to feel different now.""cause this is our school, this is where we come to learn. this is the one spot every student should feel safe." the student's name has not been

released because he is a minor. school officials say he has an extensive disciplinary history at the school. authroities say the teen faces a charge of making criminal threats. the brother faces five weapons charges. (pam) new at 6... santa cruz police say, they have recovered a gun from the home of a 5th-grader.... who was planning to hurt specific students. they were called to bay view elementary yesterday around 2-20-in the afternoon... because of aggressive behavior by a student. teachers escorted the rest of the students out of the classroom... as they waited for police. police arrived within minutes and detained the 11-year-old boy... who had barricaded himself in the classroom. in alameda... about 40 students at alameda high school walked out of class. the protest was a call to lawmakers to take up gun

control. the alameda unified school district says the students walked to city hall... where they had a discussion with the mayor and superintendent. larger demostrations are planned for next month and in alameda, philippe djegal, kron four news. here in san jose it's been exactly one year since coyote creekflooded several neighborhoods, chasing thousands of people from their homes. today, city and county leaders and officials from the santa clara valley water district used the occasion to announce an agreement with the u.s. army corp of engineers to study the feasability of a long term flood control project. at the same time they pledged cooperation and quicker action in the event of a future flood. in san jose rob fladeboe ron 4 newsfladeboe ron 4 in san jose rob fladeboe ron 4 news in san francisco the district

attorney unveils a three point plan to try and curb the epidemic of car break in's in this city.he is seeking a million dollars in city funds to create an auto burglary task force....and has launched a digital tip line where people who witness these crime...can call or email in suspect descriptions....or submit pictures and video. they are also asking those with video surviellance cameras to register them with the d-a's office so investigators can follow up if crime happened near by.maureen kelly kron4 news

(pam) new at six... two adoptive parents in arizona are in custody ... after one of their children escape the home and called the police. according to authorities... the child escaped through a bedroom window and went to a local business, asking to use a telephone. the sheriff's department was contacted and they took the child back to the house. authorities say, the four children of benito and carol gutierrez .. had limited access to food, water and light. this comes just a month after a southern california couple was arrested for allegedly keeping their 13- starving children captive. (steve) a group of students in florida are being hailed heroes after saving a teacher's life. (pam) ironically, these students

were in a health class... and they were not expecting to get a crash course like this. last monday, the period was almost over for this health careers class. nearly every student here has an interest in pursuing a medical field...but suddenly their substitute teacher, soula hill, was in trouble.(queenie zheng/junior)katherine hughes johane edmondms hill soon stopped breathing and fell unconscious. the kids didn't panic, instead they sprang into action.the students divided the duties, some helped ms. hill lay on the ground, another called 911, others got help. one student was about to do cpr when the assistant principal arrived. school officials credit the kids with saving the woman's life.

the teacher, ms. hill, is thankfully ok. she's still at home recovering. (steve) that was john rogers reporting. (pam) coming up.. a teen boy, fighting a serious heart condition, celebrates as one of his big dreams comes true..

(steve) it was a dream come true for one northern california teenager who has been battling a life- threatening heart-condition. thanks to the make-a-wish foundation, jonas brait now has one of the coolest cars in town. ty steele reports. what would you ask for if you had one wish?for 17-year-old jonas, it was his dream car. natsand he got it!jonas brait/ received car:"but i got the last year of it, the 2003. i'm pretty excited about that."an acura c-11 ...souped up exactly to his specifications. new wheels.and of course a sound system to go with all those fancy finishes and that perfect paint job.nathan wright/ les schwab tire center manager:"jonas's reaction when we unveiled that car was priceless."a dream made possible by les schwab of woodland, unveiled right in front of his family and friends.all in partnership with the make-a-wish foundation, delivering once again on their joy-giving mission. jennifer stolo/ president & ceo, make-a-wish foundation"it was so exciting to see his face, something happy and joyful in his life again. because he's been

through quite a lot."but for jonas, who is battling a heart condition.today he can leave that struggle in the rear view mirror at least for a little while ...and just enjoy the ride ahead. (steve) (steve) that was ty steele reporting. more than three-hundred children and teens in the region with life- threatening illnesses receive wishes from the local make-a-wish chapter. coming up in sports.. we will have the latest on the condition of giants legend orlando cepada... plus... at spring training, pablo sandoval take on a new role .. sports director gary radnich has these stories, and all the sports.. just ahead..

the san francisco giants have given some clarity on the

condition of hall of famer orlando cepeda... according to the team... cepeda suffered a "cardiac condition" monday night... reports had him in the parking lot of a golf course near fairfield when he was stricken the 80-year-old reportedly remains hospitalized and in critical condition... unconscious and unable to breathe on his own cepeda was a seven-time all-star who played in three world series... he was the 1958 national league rookie of the year with the giants...the same year the moved to san francisco from new york city the giants released this the giants new york city the giants released this statement today...(wipe to fullscreen) baseball hall of famer orlando cepeda was hospitalized on monday evening due to a cardiac incident... he remains in critical condition at a bay area hospital... the cepeda family asks for privacy during the time... please keep

orlando and his family in your thoughts and prayers. now on the the less serious stuff... pablo sandoval is taking on a new role at spring training for the giants... he will catch bullpen sessions... sandoval vonunteered to go into the squat for a few sessions this spring... he is the team's emergency catcher this season sandoval was a ctacher in the minor leagues.. catching 176 games.... but admitted it has been a while since he has even caught a bullpen sessionsandoval is also carrying an outfield glove... but mnager bruce bochy quickly put to rest any chance the panda will play beyond the infield... saying... "he doesn't need to show me that glove," dallas mavericks owner mark cuban isn't afraid to speak his mind... the nba

has fined cuban $600,000 for comments about tanking during a podcast with hall of famer julius erving. commissioner adam silver said the fine was for "public statements detrimental to the nba." the podcast with erving was posted sundaycuban said that he met recently with some of his players and told them "losing is our best option."... he also said he shared the club's summer plans with the players and... "that we're not going to tank again."... he said by the end of the season, it will be "a year and a half of tanking." of course cuban is worth about 4-billion-dollars... so he can tae the money out of his poket

rick pitino spoke aday after his 2013 national champinship team at louisville was strippped of it's national title... the school's basketball program also had to vacate 123 games and reimburse million of dollars in revenue for multiple ncaa tournaments... this all stemmed from a scandal in which a basketball assistant was accused of providing strippers and prostitutes for recruits pitino was fired last september for a number off-court incidents regarding the program... he spoke today about having to vacate the 2013 title... calling the decision "unjust"...(sot: pitino) "these players dedicated their lives to win a national championship for all the right reasons. my heart

breaks for them, the fanbase, and an outstanding university. if i hired wrong people at times, i take full responsibility for that." two-time pro bowl cornerback vontae

davis... who is a free agent... visited with both the raiders and 49ers this week... the 9-year veteran was released by the indianapolis colts back in november after playing just five games with the team last season. the brother of former 49ers tight end vernon davis... both teams hope vontae davis would add cornerback depth... they are both thin at the position. unfortunately it appears the 29-year-old davis' best games are behind him the nba regular the nba the nba regular season

still has 24-games left...but the warriors pre-season schedule for next season is already a story... golden state is expected to play a preseason game in seattle this october againstthe sacramento kings... this would be the first nba game played in key arena since the seattle supersonics re-branded themselves as the thunder and moved to oklahoma city in 2008. warriors forward kevin durant was originally drafted by seattle in 2007 and played his first season there.

clippers owner steve ballmer attempted to purchase the kings back in 2013 in an attempt to bring an nba team back to seattle (steve) coming (steve) coming up.. a young girl realizes the icy truth about winter.. in her slippery journey to take out the trash.. sorry. i can't make it. it's just my eczema again, but it's fine. yeah, it's fine. you ok? eczema. it's fine. hey! hi! aren't you hot? eczema again? it's fine. i saw something the other day. eczema exposed. your eczema could be something called atopic dermatitis, which can be caused by inflammation under your skin. maybe you should ask your doctor? go to eczemaexposed.com to learn more. a missouri teen learned

how to operate a three-d printer... and with good intentions.(steve) all this...so he could build a custom prosthetic arm for his dad. robbie freis ...is a senior in high school. he wants to go into robotics in college... so he designed a term long, three month thesis project. his mission: to build a three-d printed arm for his father injured in iraq in 2003. it all started when he created an arm adapter for the nintendo switch. (robbie freis/created 3d printed prosthetic arm): "when my dad was injured in the marines he wasn't able to play video games with us for about ten years, and after i created that 3d printed adapter, he was able to play with us full speed."(steve) after a lot of trial and error, freis figured out a way to craft all the parts on the 3-d printer. he is a national merit finalist who credits mathematics for helping him understand a challenge and

working towards a solution. (steve) an oklahoma girl is learning that winter isn't just a wonderland... 11 year old alexis johnson just can't seem to make it up her icy driveway with the trash can. security cameras at her house caught her valiant efforts on video. she's laughing but clearly struggling...she even gets passed up by another girl..likely her sister. alexis then slips, slides, and tumbles. the girl wasn't hurt...but whether she made it up the driveway, remains a mystery... last weather and goodbye lawrence karnow: it was another chilly day with partly cloudy skies and a few scattered showers. it will be another chilly night with lows in the upper 20s and 30s. if you're going out tonight grab a jacket. it will be chilly outside with stars and a few clouds. on the satellite image you can see another cold storm to our north. that will be moving in later tonight bringing a chance of a few showers. tomorrow will be partly cloudy with a chance of a few shower and some snow on our local mountains. it will also be windy and cold with highs in the upper 40s to mid 50s. dry and cool weather will return on friday. it looks dry and warmer this weekend with a

few passing clouds. rain is possilbe on monday with more shower later in the week. if you're traveling to the sierra make sure to bring chains. snow is forecast there tomorrow. final look at the weather with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. a full hour of entertainment news is on the

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