(grant) hello i'm grant lodes.. (vikki)and i'm vicki liviakis... the fire broke out at 1:49 this afternoon in a city owned building just east of interstate 880 on the 1400 block of miller avenue. (grant) kron4's justine waldman joins us now from oakland - justine what is the situation like now? justine:you can see.....and the fire, according to neighbors, was started on purpose, as payback.vo this was the miller library in the fruitvale district.it's been shut down since the 90s because the city did not have the money to make seismic upgrades.this fire started around 1:30 this afternoon.but fire fighters have been here before putting out smaller fires, and knew it was an abandoned building, so they attacked the flames from the outside.i'm told this 2 story building was known for criminal activity like drug deals and prositution.and people could see the flames and smoke all around here.0-5 joel gomez / witness sot i guess about 20 feet flame coming up from the ground level 5-15 noel gallo / 5-15 noel

the ground levelcoming up from feet flame coming up from the ground level 5-15 noel gallo / oakland city council sot big fight between those inside and those trying to get inside and they believe the ones ran out pushed out came back and set the firevo this is noel gallo's district, that is what he has heard as how this fire started. the exact cause of the fire is under investigation.no one was hurt. fire fighters will stay here for a few more hours to make sure the fire does not flare up again.liveback out here live, you can see....live in oakland justine waldman kron 4 news.

kron 4 news.justine waldman kron 4 news. (vicki) another big story.. a quake swarm continues to rattle people living in and around danville. there were three small jolts this afternoon and more than a dozen small quakes since last night.(grant) kron4's maureen talked to residents just after a 3-point-5 hit. the quakes that that stuck just after 12noon are the reason this flat screen tv broke inside a shop in downtown danville.it started shaking and then all the car alarms started going off when the first one happened i was

kind of play with my tv because i was trying to fix the fire stick i was trying to readjust it just bad timing i think fell i try to catch it hit my shoulder and it kind of cracked it. are you ok? i'm fine i just need a new tvthe store owners says some of his stock fell off the shelves too. it kind of scared me what if something bigger hits.? a resident who also felt the 3- point-3 that hit after 5 am said he can hear the quakes coming.you can hear a deep rumble down in the belly before it starts and afterwards as well you can hear that it's coming before that shakes actually i know a lot of happening overnight are you getting any sleep? no because after what happens then your adrenaline pumping and you step for the next hour, does little bit then you get another shake happening quite a bitdr david schwartz, a earthquake geologists says there have been over 50 small quakes in this area over the last week. he says they are occuring on small faults created between tension from the calaveras fault which runs beneath this ridgeline....and the mt diablo fault. san ramon valley it's over the bay area's home for earthquake swarms. since 1970 there been six major storms. the most recent wasn't 2015 there were other over 600 earthquakes in three weeks. the most significant one was in alamo in 1990 they were 341 earthquakes over 42 days so these things can last for quite a whilethe scientist tells me they don't know why these quake swarms start....or how long this one might last. maureen kelly kron4 news.

kron4 news. maureen kelly kron4 news. (vicki) bart trains were slowed down at 12:21 because of the east bay quakes..so tracks could be inspected... that caused some minor delays... riders we talked to did not mind the extra safety measure.this was the message put up for bart riders.

according to bart...there are several systems in place to respond to an earthquake... that include slowing or even stopping trains depending on the size of the quake. (vikki) we first told you about the largest and most recent east bay earthquake with a push alert at 12:34 this afternoon. you can stay up to date with breaking news in your area. all you have to do is download the kron 4 mobile app. (grant) watch out if you live in el cerrito! already this year...there have been nearly a dozen home burglaries there... police just released these photos of two suspected burglars connected to a break-in back on february 16th. and while detectives work that case... kron4's haaziq madyun talked to a homeowner who says... he caught a crook in the act...it's a story you will only see here on kron4 nat/sot haaziqso what are you holding there?sotnat/sot haaziq these are all items that you just recovered here at el cerrito pd huh?sot this el cerrito home owner is showing me personal items taken during a burglary at his

home on mono ave thursday afternoon. he says the burglar was planning on taking a lot more but the homeowner, who we will refer to as tim, stopped himsothe says after a pretty violent struggle, he was able to over power the burglar, called 911 and held the burglar down until el cerrito police arrived sotaccording to the el cerrito police blotter there has been 11-residential burglaries in 2018. investigators tell me they trying to see if there is a possible connection to these cases and the burglar caught in tim's garage...in el cerrito haaziq madyun kron4news (vicki) firefighters are looking into what caused a fire to break out in the city's castro district. it happened around 10 this morning..at a home on sanchez street. no one was injured.. but the fire damaged multiple structures. the area was closed while crews searched for hot spots...but has since been reopened.

not clear how many people have been displaced. the cause of the fire is under investigation. a security scare outside the white house today.... the secret service says a woman rammed her car into a barrier... catherine heenan is here with the story.. (catherine) this is a secret service agent going through the woman's white mini-van..... you can see that she'd driven right into a barrier.. the woman was immediately arrested. one witness says officers pulled her out of the car at gunpoint. the secret service says no shots were fired and the driver didn't manage to get 'through' the barrier. the white house went into lockdown mode and several nearby streets were cordoned off. some west wing workers were briefly moved to another part of the building. the white house, of course, has been a regular target for fence-hoppers and others... among the notable incidents -- the milpitas man who scaled a fence a year ago, and actually managed to wander around for nearly 17 minutes. these are

courtroom sketches. jonathan tran was eventually sentenced to two years probation and ordered to stay away from not only the white house but all trump hotels and properties. he's been carrying mace and insisted he was a friend of the president who needed to talk to him. tran was later diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia and depression.and has been receiving treatment. grant and vicki? (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was a clear and cool day across the bay area today. highs are still running about 5 to 10 degrees below the average but it was dry today. if you're going out tonight make sure to dress warmly. lows tonight will be in the 30s inland with 40s near the coast. doppler radar is still showing a few lingering snow showers in the southern sierra nevada but the rest of the state is dry. on the satellite you can see another weak storm to our north. that will likely bring us a few clouds saturday but

otherwise the weather should remain fair. on sunday we should see mostly sunny skies and cool temperatures in the 50s and low 60s. another storm moves in late on sunday night with rain continuing on monday morning before turning to showers. it should be sunny and breezy on tuesday. another more powerful storm is possible late next weekend. next weekend.possible late storm is powerful another more powerful storm is possible late next weekend. (grant) coming up -- we'll tell you what the billionaire owner of beachfront property in half moon bay is now doing in a last-ditch effort to keep the public beach to himself.

(vikki) while doctor visits are decreasing, the number of flu deaths is increasing -- we'll talk about what the latest numbers from the c-d-c mean. (grant) and we're listening -- after the break, we'll discuss rider complaints with bart -- and ask what questions you want answered ahead of an in-studio interview with a member of the bart board of directors that's coming up at 6.

next hour... we'll sit down bart board member bevan dufty about what's new with the agency that so many of us rely on. today, kron four's philippe djegal spoke with bart riders about how they think the system can be improved. (philippe) without bart -- frequent riders passing through the orinda station say they'd be up the creek. but most say the system has room for improvement.jennifer cano/rider- "it's very crowded -- especially during commute hour."austin schwing/rider- "i think they can fix the trains by taking out some of the seats, because a lot of people have to stand anyhow -- especially in the middle of the trains." over the years -- passengers say riding bart has become less of a bargain than it used to be. winn williams/rider- "it's excellent, but its too, it cost too much and it, it's eliminating a lot of people who, who, uh, probably need to ride." some passengers telling us, they'd ride bart more frequently... if it was easier to park their cars. simon nocera/rider- "if you're trying to come after seven o'clock, seven thirty, its all packed. (philippe) what should they do? (simon) well, if you look at where the parking situation is located, right here in orinda, you double it up, you put another floor, two floors, whatever it is -- i'm sure it would fill up right away." public safety -- especially robberies, riders say -- should be a major focus for bart.mark bordas/rider- "i feel like adding officers on trains, like something like

the flight marshall system, where you have kind of undercover people acting as bart riders on trains, but they're actually a police officers, i feel like that would be a very, like, a very good measure against preventing those crimes from happening." safer, cleaner, faster -- that's what passengers want. in orinda, philippe djegal, kron four news. (grant) coming up at 6... we're talking with a member of the bart board of directors.... if you want us to take your questions live on the air at 6... head on over to our facebook page and leave your question there. (grant) new evidence that the worst flu season in years may be easing.hospital

admissions are down across the country ... they have been dropping here in california for a while.(grant) catherine heenan is here with the latest numbers.catherine? (catherine) doctor visits are dropping, but the number of deaths is still growing. last week's average was a little more than three a day in the state. the flu has now killed 202 californians under the age of 65. forty of those deaths were here in the bay area. waahit's no fun getting a flu shot, but the centers for disease control is still recommending vaccinations, particularly for children. last week the flu killled 29 children, raising the total to 343 for the season the cdc doesnt track adult deaths, but estimates this year could rival the deadliest seasons in the past decade with nearly 20=thousand victimsths years h3n2 strain has been especially toiugh on young health children. a midseason estimate puts the vaccine's effectiveness at 36

percent, that is better than earlier estimate, and in fact the vaccines have been more than 50 percent effective only four times since 2004the cdc says the shots now beign given are slightly more effectuve among 18 to 49 year olds, and much more effective for children younger than nine.and even though the flu epidemic is easing, the season can last until may ... so we will say it again: it's not too late to get a shot. (catherine) some encouraging news for parents: flu-mist has been approved for the 2018, 2019 season. the nasal spray vaccine has been off the market for two years because of its poor performance compared to the flu shot. but the company that makes flu-mist says it's reformulated the vaccine, and it works better now. vicki? (vikki) former trump

campaign official rick gates pleaded guilty today to charges of conspiracy to defraud the united states and making false statements during the special counsel's russia investigation. in court, prosecutors detailed the defrauding scheme orchestrated by gates and his longtime business partner and fellow trump campaign official paul manafort. according to prosecutors, the two laundered $30 million dollars, secured $20 million dollars in fake real estate loans, and failed to pay taxes for 10 years. gates is the third associate of president trump to make a deal with the mueller investigation. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was a clear and cool day across the bay area today. highs are still running about 5 to 10 degrees below

the average but it was dry today. if you're going out tonight make sure to dress warmly. lows tonight will be in the 30s inland with 40s near the coast. doppler radar is still showing a few lingering snow showers in the southern sierra nevada but the rest of the state is dry. on the satellite you can see another weak storm to our north. that will likely bring us a few clouds saturday but otherwise the weather should remain fair. on sunday we should see mostly sunny skies and cool temperatures in the 50s and low 60s. another storm moves in late on sunday night with rain continuing on monday morning before turning to showers. it should be sunny and breezy on tuesday. another more powerful storm is possible late next weekend.

next weekend. (grant) a bay area billionaire is trying to take his fight over access rights to a public beach in half moon bay all the way to the supreme court. vinod khosla bought a piece of property along martins beach back in 2008.

he then blocked off the only road leading to the beach... despite a court order. an appeals court ruled that he is breaking the law by blocking public access to the beach. he appealed that ruling to the state supreme court but that appeal was denied. khosla now wants the u-s supreme court to hear his case.

the florida school shooting that left 17 people dead last week prompted calls from across the nation to improve school safety. this week, president trump floated the idea of arming some teachers. and a lawmaker in sacramento is now

proposing a bill that would require a school district to hire or contract with at least one armed security guard. assemblyman james gallagher introduced the legislation earlier this month. (vikki) an educational committee is set to review the armed-guard proposal. (grant) tonight --- president trump says he believes congress will support his push to allow some teachers carry guns on school grounds. trump says arming trained school staff will prevent future massacres. (vikki) but as white house correspondent mark meredith explains, the nation's largest teacher's union says they don't want guns anywhere near their classrooms. trt: 1:26out: in washington, i'm mark meredith. nat: "you have to have protection inside the schools"president trump says after last week's deadly massacre at a florida high school, america's leaders must find new ways to secure schools.nat: "we're going to - we're going to make changes. i

see congress wanting to act now for the first time."the president is urging congress to consider several ideas. among them: letting trained teachers and staff carry concealed guns on campus.but that idea is already facing fierce opposition.nat: "we are still grieving for our students, and for the educators who died last week" becky pringle is with the national education association. she says the nation's largest teacher's union is beyond disturbed by the president's plan."we're talking about turning our schools intro prisons, our teachers into prison guards, armed prison guards,we don't want a school environment like that"some states already allow educators to carry concealed weapons on campus or leave them in their parked cars.but the president's push would roll those options out nationwide. on monday, the president will meet with the nation's governors to get their take on the idea.ohio republican governor john kasich says he's willing to listen."if teachers want protect kids, i'm fine with that. "opponents of allowing guns campuses are expected to hit capitol hill to to ignore the white house's in washington, i'm mark meredith. (grant) (grant)

meredith.i'm mark meredith. (grant) a former 49er is detained ...after a threatening instagram post led to his former high school closing for the day. johnathan martin shared this photo of a gun on his verified instragram page last night... with the caption "when you're a bully victim and coward...your options are suicide or revenge." the perceived threat...was serious enough to shut down his former los angeles high school... harvard-westlake...especially in light of what just happened in florida. martin was taken into custody...it is unknown what specific charges he might be facing. martin, who played at stanford, made national headlines when he was bullied by teammates when he was a member of the miami dolphins.

he tagged two of those teammates in this instagram story. (vikki)next at 5:30. an update on the good samaritan who says her car was stolen after she helped someone in need. (grant) and brick and mortar stores are on their way out, right? not so fast.... what one bay area mall is doing to stay in business in today's e-commerce economy.

local first -- a look at top local stories from around the bay area today. (grant) starting today in the east bay -- (grant) firefighters still putting out hotspots in oakland after an abandoned library caught on fire. take a look: it sent a huge plume of smoke over the east bay. the fire broke out around 2:00 p-m.... just east of interstate 880 on the 1400 block of miller avenue. no one was hurt -- the cause is under investigation -- but tonight we're hearing more from witnesses about what may have led up to the fire. we'll have a live report tonight on kron4 news at six. (grant) dublin police have arrested golf coach kwangson "sonny" kim -- he is accused of sexual assault on a minor. the 51-year old is accused of assaulting a former student. since kim has been giving private lessons in the tri-valley area for years.... dublin police are now asking for the public's help in determining

if there are more victims. (vikki) in the north bay.... we told you yesterday about a woman whose car was stolen after she welcomed a homeless woman into her home... well that car has been found. sharon larson brought a homeless woman into her house to give her a warm place to sleep, and shower. while she was sleeping... the woman took off with her car. sharon told us she wasn't interested in pressing charges... she just wanted her car back. the s-u-v was found yesterday in fairfield, undamaged. . (grant) in the south bay. a san jose high school track coach has been arrested for possession of child pornography. clinton pappadakis has been booked into the santa clara county jail. authorities say, child pornography was located on several devices in his home. pappadakis was a track coach at oak grove high school. (grant) just last week -- his twin brother was arrested on similar charges. clifford pappadakis worked as a physical education teacher, as well as, a track and field coach at willow glen middle school. he was arrested on suspicions of annoying and

molesting a child and possessing child pornography. (vikki) on the peninsula. a gathering was held today on the stanford campus to demand an apology from the school. students are upset over the school's decision to not use quotes from convicted sex offender brock turner's victim for a commemorative plaque on campus. the school says the quotes were inappropriate. over 6 thousand people have signed a petition asking stanford to install a plaque in the space. lawrence karnow: it was a clear and cool day across the bay area today. highs are still running about 5 to 10 degrees below the average but it was dry today. if you're going out tonight make sure to dress warmly. lows tonight will be in the 30s inland with 40s near the coast. doppler radar is still showing a few lingering snow showers in the southern sierra nevada but the rest of the state is dry. on the satellite you can see another weak storm to our north. that will likely bring us a few clouds saturday but otherwise the weather should remain fair. on sunday we should see mostly sunny skies

and cool temperatures in the 50s and low 60s. another storm moves in late on sunday night with rain continuing on monday morning before turning to showers. it should be sunny and breezy on tuesday. another more powerful storm is possible late next weekend. (vikki) across the country, shopping malls are boarding up. in fact, just last summer, the credit suisse bank predicted, 20- to 25-percent of enclosed malls in the u.s... will close by 2022. (grant) but malls are but malls are finding creative ways to remain open. in part one of a two part series, kron 4's dan kerman takes a look at two bay area

westfield shopping centers that are trying to change with the times. if rumors of the shopping malls demise are true what's happening here at westfield's valley fair property in santa clara, they're spending 1.1 billion dollars to remodel the mall from floor to ceiling and expand.sot ben lazzareschi/exe cutive v.p., jllthis is a large format remodel where they are not only adding a large format bloomingdales but also adding a plaza and some open spaceben lazzareschi (laaz-er-resk-ee) is with jll, a commerical real estate management firm which has studied what retail centers are doing stay relevant. he says valley fair is a great example of how malls are changing with the timessot ben lazzareschiwhat we're seeing is malls adding new amenities to increase their attractiveness and draw to their customerslazzareschi says that begins with unique and great restaurants. valley fair has already started in that area with din tai fung, the steamed dumpling and noodle restaurant. and its redevelopment project will expand to include an outdoor dining district. lazzareschi says entertainment, in the form of live music or movie theaters like this one going in at valley fair must also be part of the package to bring in customers both day and night. westfield's san francisco centre already has many of these amenities; state of the art movie theaters, a spa, and another key component, this community space under the dome which brings people together for public events. sot leah heil/senior g.m., westfield sf centrewe are a curated city within a city, everything you want and need as at your fingertipsleah heil is senior general manager at westfield's san francisco centre. here they've gone beyond traditional retail, dining and entertainment to have office space, university classrooms, and bespoke, an events center and office environment co-working space for individuals and groups right in the heart of the mall. sot leah heilwe continue to look at experiences, bringing in things like bespoke, our office tenants and focusing on what's next from a retail

perspective.and the experience is key these days when it comes to the success of traditional retail stores sot ben lazzareschithey need to provide a reason for customers to come to those stores. they need to be unique in their product offering and excellent in their customer service so when customers come in they have such a positive experience they will come back. at san francisco centre one example of a unique experience is razer, where gamers can try out the latest technology and then face off against each other in mini tournaments. it's something you wouldn't have seen in the mall 20 years ago and retails experts say they're also starting to see another unexpected new breed of stores taking hold in these malls of the future.sot ben lazzareschiwhat we're seeing here is some of those clicks to brick retailers. those retailers that have an established online presence who are not opening up brick and mortar stores, many of whom have never said that, but what they have found is opening brick and mortar stores is a way for them to connect to their customers in a more thorough and better way. standup dan kermanjll survey found almost 40% of consumers agreed they would be more likely to buy clothing or accessories online from a retailer that has a physical store in their area. further proof that malls are not dying, they're just changing dan kerman kron 4 news. (vikki) tonight at 10... part 2 of our series. we'll talk about a bay area mall that has fallen on hard times, and what its hard times, has fallen on area mall that about a bay we'll talk our series.10... part 2 of tonight at (vikki) news.kerman kron 4 news.kerman

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news.kerman kron 4 news. (vikki) tonight at 10... part 2 of our series. we'll talk about a bay area mall that has fallen on hard times, and what its doing to not only stay open.... but to become the centerpiece of its community. (grant) coming up... ahead of saturday's big new year's parade... we have a behind the scenes look at some of the floats that will be on

display in san francisco. tomorrow. (vikki)and a first of its kind automated parking center is set to open next week in the east bay... we have a behind the scenes look... after the break

oakland...will be home to the first and only -fully automated parking system in northern california.(vicki) the grand opening of the hive automated parking structure is monday. it's

happening on broadway...at the hive oakland courtyard. mayor libby schaaf is expected to speak at the ribbon cutting. the parking structure will be built on a 16 hundred square foot footprint...and will be able to convert seven parking spaces...into 39 spaces. the structure used 69 percent less construction material per parking space than a regular garage...and over it's lifetime will eliminate 91 percent of the greenhouse gas emissions...versus a comparable conventional parking structure. (grant)still ahead... ahead of what's shaping up to be a big ski weekend -- we'll chat with our resident ski expert live from heavenly... (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

(vicki) almost a foot of snow overnight in the sierra... means fresh powder for this weekend on the slopes. (grant) joining us now...kevin coop cooper with kirkwood, heavenly and northstar... what's it look like where you're at?

(anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was a clear and cool day across the bay area

today. highs are still running about 5 to 10 degrees below the average but it was dry today. if you're going out tonight make sure to dress warmly. lows tonight will be in the 30s inland with 40s near the coast. doppler radar is still showing a few lingering snow showers in the southern sierra nevada but the rest of the state is dry. on the satellite you can see another weak storm to our north. that will likely bring us a few clouds saturday but otherwise the weather should remain fair. on sunday we should see mostly sunny skies and cool temperatures in the 50s and low 60s. another storm moves in late on sunday night with rain continuing on monday morning before turning to showers. it should be sunny and breezy on tuesday. another more powerful storm is possible late next weekend. next weekend.possible late

next weekend. (vicki)(vicki) let's get a check on what we are working on for kron4 news at six. steve aveson is standing by in the kron4 newsroom. thanks vicki - coming up -- bart rider complaints are reportedly rising.. tonight - we are taking your issues directly to the top. new at six -- we will get answers from a member of the bart board of directors to complaints submitted to us on social media. then - also new at six,.san francisco police are taking action against criminals... by deploying bait bikes. now we have new video showing a

dramatic takedown -- after a thief fell for the lure... vicki?(vicki) thanks steve we will see you at six. (vikki) and for the best tacos in the bay area... head south. to the south bay, that is. we'll tell you where... after the break.

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we've helped the marine mammal center go solar, install electric vehicle charging stations, and become more energy efficient. pg&e has allowed us to be the most sustainable organization we can be. any time you help a customer, it's a really good feeling. it's especially so when it's a customer that's doing such good and important work for the environment. together, we're building a better california. (grant)the chinese new year floats are almost ready for tomorrow's parade in san francisco. (vikki)artists are

(vikki)artists are adding last minute details and making sure that everything is perfect for the big day.kron 4's camila bernal gives us a sneak peak of the floats. these are some of the final paint strokes on the chinese new year parade floats 1:50:23 lot of hard work a lot glitter a lot of paint a lot of wood a lot of styrofoam a lot of talentartists have been working on the floats since early december, this year with designs celebrating the year of the dog1:52:07 the dog represents loyalty and playfulness so a lot of the sponsors really wanted to work with that as kind of their main theme this year, more tech companies decided to participate . including amazon.1:52:16 there's a lot of different takes on it some of them are more puppy dogs and they are playful and it's really you go aww it's so cute and there's others that it's more of the grand dog and he's more the important father figure dog there will be a total of 21 floats... and all of them almost ready for the parade 1:52:52 i'm happy to say that we are on track so it won't be a late night for us hopefully we will all be in bed by 7 and we can be well rested for a long day tomorrow in san francisco, camila bernal kron 4 news.

here's a look here's a look at this year's parade route.the parade begins at 5:15 pm at second and market streets, heads west on market, and then west to geary street to union square. it turns north on powell street, east on post street and north on kearny street to columbus avenue where the parade will disperse. streets along the route will be close to traffic beginning at 4:30pm. and the weather tomorrow for the parade.... the parade.... tomorrow for weather and the

and the weather tomorrow for the parade.... (vikki) if you're looking for the best tacos in the bay area --you may want to start your search in the south bay. according to a recent poll by the mercury recent poll by the mercury news -- zona rosa -- located in los gatos and san jose -- is the odds-on favorite.the mercury poll counted over 3-thousand votes for the gourmet restaurant.the owner of zona rosa, anna pizzo, told us here at kron4 that she was honored to be included in a lineup with other great bay area restaurants... and is very excited that the bay area has embraced their style of taco. (vicki) that wraps that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. (granti) steve aveson and steve aveson and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (pam) thank you grant and vicki. coming up next on kron4 news at six...we are closely following a big fire

in oakland.. crews appear to have gotten the upper hand -- but now we are learning more about the serious problems at this abandoned building -- long before the flames broke out.(steve) then -- from dirty bart cars - to lack of parking...we have a member of the bart board of directors in studio... and he is ready to address the rider complaints you submitted to us... plus --- at least one report of damage after a quake swarm rattles the east bay...(pam) kron4 news at six is next. six is next. at at&t, we believe in access. six is next. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits

may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. from the ground level. level.from the ground feet of smoke it was about 20 at six is next. it was about 20 feet of smoke from the ground level. (pam) the smoke could be seen from miles away earlier

today... an abandoned library went up in flames in east oakland.(pam) good evening im pam moore...(steve) and im steve aveson... authorities say the fire broke out just before one pm this afternoon. it happened on miller avenue near international boulevard. kron4's justine waldman is live at the scene... with more about the former library that is now being called "a total loss"... justine? justine:you can see.....and the fire, according to neighbors, was started on purpose, as payback.vothis was the miller library in the fruitvale district.it's been shut down since the 90s because the city did not have the money to make seismic upgrades.this fire started around 1:30 this afternoon.but fire fighters have been here before putting out smaller fires, and knew it was an abandoned building, so they attacked the flames from the outside.i'm told this 2 story building was known for criminal activity like drug deals and prositution.and people could see the flames

and smoke all around here.5-15 noel gallo / oakland city council sot ireif walked in on any other day or night you would see people living there shooting up and i have walked in and witnessed it as of sunday morning and it was serious.vothis is noel gallo's district, that is what he has heard as how this fire started. the exact cause of the fire is under investigation.no one was hurt. fire fighters will stay here for a few more hours to make sure the fire does not flare up again.liveback out here live, you can see....live in oakland justine waldman kron 4 news.

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(pam) another big story we are tracking tonight... the east bay has been rocked by more earthquakes...(steve) these tremmors rattling the danville area through the early hours of the morning and into the afternoon. these are the biggest earthquakes to rattle the area. at 5:28 the morning... a magnitude three-point-three earthquake hit. then at 12:19... a magnitude three-point-five quake rattled the region. just seconds later, a three-point-four tremmor hit. kron4's maureen kelly spoke to some residents who experienced the earthquakes. all of a sudden the house shook really violently and then shook again i check the house couple things fell off the shelves in the garage everything's okthis longtime danville resident is taking the latest in a series of quakes in stride.the north american plate must be be sliding under the pacific plate that's all i can figure out maybe mount diablo getting higher i don't know laugh if it ends here that's ok if it's a precursor to something else it's kind of scarybut this man who lives closer to the epidcenter of today's jolts is a little more shaken up.i start hearing the rumbling in the ground and then feeling my chair shake my desk shake my monitor shake and then things

falling off my desk it's not a neat desk but still. nothing fell off the bookshelves this time but there definitely things falling off bookshelves throughout the house over the last couple daysone of the afternoon quakes measuring over a magnitude three caused this tv fall off the wall in a shop downtown. it kind of scared me what if something bigger hits.?dr david schwartz, a earthquake geologists says there have been over 50 small quakes in this area over the last week. he says they are occuring on small faults created between tension from the calaveras fault which runs beneath this ridgeline....and the mt diablo fault. they have been many of these swarms in the san ramon valley since the 70's.we don't know exactly what causes them. they simply turn on like that they last for how long they last and they simply turn off. for this one who knows?the good news is it's unlikey this swarm will result in a really large quake historicially the biggest quake in this area has been a 4-point-4. maureen kelly kron4 news. (pam) (pam)

(pam) (pam) we first told you about the most recent 3-point- 6 magnitude earthquake ... with a push alert at 12:34- this afternoon. you can stay up to date with breaking news in your area. all you have to do is download the kron 4 mobile app. (pam) a story you will only see on kron4... east bay residents are being cautioned about an uptick in residential burglaries.(steve) there have been nearly a dozen break in el cerrito this year. as kron4's haaziq madyun reports... one resident even caught the crook red- handed. sotthis el cerrito resident is laughing now but there was nothing funny thursday afternoon when he walked up to his garage at his home on mono ave and came face to face with a burglar. the homeowner who we will refer to as tim says as he approached his home he noticed his bicycles were on the ground nat/sot haaziqinstantly you knew something was up?sot

el cerrito police investigators tell me that is not a move they recommend for residents in that situation, they advise calling 911, which is what tim says he did after wrestling the burglar to the groundsotif you are wondering why tim didn't wait for the police before confronting a man in his garagenats/video of time and his baby boy bradyyou are looking him...sotand he did what any dad would dosotnat/sot haaziq you sound like you got a little eastcoast in you?sot nat/sot haaziq he picked the wrong guys house it sounds like?sot in el cerrito haaziq madyun kron4news

kron4newshaaziq madyun kron4news (steve) new at six... san francisco residents are not stranger to bicycle thefts. (pam) with the crooks striking more and more... san francisco police are stepping up. grant lodes is here with the latest on their operation.(grant) police are doing police are doing undercover surveillance in the mission...and elsewhere they're using "bait bikes." keep your eyes on the top of the screen. this was on harrison street in front of the mission cliffs rock climbing gym. guy takes the "bake bike" and heads across the street. that's

when officers pounce. swarming the guy...tackling him. a car and s-u-v quickly pull up to the scene... officers jump out of each vehicle... and arrest the man. operations like this one have been set up across the city... and as you can see they have already proven successful. pam and steve... back to you. (steve) some good news...the oakland man who went missing in yosemite tuesday has been found safe. alan chow was last seen saturday after going on a solo hike. according to the national park service... alan chow was spotted by a park service helicopter around noon today. park service officials says chow is in good condition... suffering just minor injuries. he has since bee reunited with his family. (pam ) in the south bay... 18-year-old gianni filice is in custody tonight, after gilroy police received reports ... he sexually assaulted at least one person. they say they were notified of filice's behavior last march. an

investigation was conducted and filice was arrested. police say, two additional victims have since come forward saying , he assaulted them as well. authorities say filice would establish a relationship with the victims... then sexually assault them. gilroy police are asking any potential additional victims to come forward. (pam) in the north bay... police are looking for two men who robbed a chevron at gunpoint. it happened this morning around 5-20 ... when an employee was opening the gas station at 5- ashford avenue. one of the suspects had a gun and took personal items from the victim, who was treated for minor injuries. the two suspects left the gas station in a black car. (steve) in the east bay... it was an extra long drive for commuters on highway 84 this morning... after a big rig fell on its side into a ditch near sunol. the fedex truck crshed into a power pole and took several hours to remove from the area.... causing traffic delays into the morning commute. no injuries were reported in the incident.

a live look outside right now... (steve) as we get our first look at the four zone forecast with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was a clear and cool day across the bay area today. highs are still running about 5 to 10 degrees below the average but it was dry today. if you're going out tonight make sure to dress warmly. lows tonight will be in the 30s inland with 40s near the coast. doppler radar is still showing a few lingering snow showers in the southern sierra nevada but the rest of the state is dry. on the satellite you can see another weak storm to our north. that will likely bring us a few clouds saturday but otherwise the weather should remain fair. on sunday we should see mostly sunny skies and cool temperatures in the 50s and low 60s. another storm moves in late on sunday night with rain continuing on monday morning before turning to showers. it should be sunny and breezy on tuesday. another more powerful storm is possible late next weekend. (pam) next weekend.possible late next weekend.

(pam) a story that is developing tonight... local... state... and national officials are making an effort to keep schools safe .... in the wake of last week's deadly shooting in parkland, florida.(steve) today... florida governor rick scott put forth a number of new measures that he believes will help. this comes as we learn more about the armed school officer who was on thew scene during the massacre. reporter kristen holmes has the latest. florida governor rick scott announcing an extensive new action plan to keep students safe in the wake of the parkland school massacre-- calling for major changes to florida's gun laws-- including tougher background checks, raising the legal purchasing age to 21, and banning bumpstocks. gov. rick scott, (r) florida: i want to make it virtually impossible for anyone who has mental issues to use a gunas well as $500 million for mental health services and school security

improvements gov. rick scott, (r) florida: im calling for a mandatory law enforcement official in every public school the armed school officer present at stoneman douglas during the shooting-- deputy scot peterson-- resigning thursdayafter a shocking revelation he waited áoutsideá of the school building as the massacre that left 17 dead-- unfolded. reporter: what should he have done?sheriff scott israel, broward county, florida: went in-- addressed the killer-- killed the killer the broward county sheriff saying he felt sick to his stomach watching the security footagesheriff scott israel, broward county, florida: there are no words-- i mean these families lost their children--president trump who has called for arming teachers to prevent school shootings--blasted the deputy.pres. donald trump: he certainly did a poor job-- that's a case where somebody was outsidwe-they;re trained-- they didnt react properly under pressure or there a cowardauthorities announced two other deputies are currently on restricted duty-- under investigation for how they handled calls to the gunman's home in the last two years.kristen holmes reporting

( steve ) coming up... bart riders have a lot of questions and concerns .. and tonight, we get some answers.. bart board director bevan dufty is in studio taking your questions.. (pam) skiers are hitting the skiers are hitting the slopes wearing big smiles... we'll show you more of thebeautiful winter scene and fresh powder in the mountains .. ( steve ) we all know it has been a rough flu season.. ahead, we'll have a status update on where the fight against the virus stands now. 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. (pam) nearly

100-children have died from flu- related conditions in the u-s... that's according to the centers for disease control .. the federal heath agency reported, 13 more flu- related child deaths. that means... 97-children have died since the beginning of this flu season in october. still, the c-d-c says, the deadly grip of the flu season appears to finally be weakening. the percentage of people who visited a doctor complaining of a flu- like illness is down. the number dropped by more than one -percent. that's the first time the agency has seen a drop this season. but doctors are not ready to say the season has peaked, as 39- states are still seeing high levels of flu activity. (steve) only on

only on kron4...recent reports indicate bart rider complaints are up.. tonight here to address your concerns directly is bevan dufty - a member of the bart board of directors. bevan -- today we talked to riders.. let's get you to respond... here is the first question.1 --- train crowding.2 -- crowding.2 -- brandon on twitter: people

just sprawled out on the seats. trash left all over the seats3 -- bart safety. 3 -- the seatstrash left all over the seats 3 -- bart safety.4 -- parking concerns5 - karyn on

5 - karyn on facebook: being a

person who has a disability and who uses a wheelchair, my biggest issue with bart is the elevators smell 6 -- adding services (bathrooms)7 - jessika on 7 - (bathrooms) services adding 6 -- elevators smell bart is the biggest issue with wheelchair, my who uses a wheelchair, my biggest issue with bart is the elevators smell 6 -- adding services (bathrooms)7 - jessika on facebook: the fares and parking rates are always going up but i don't see any services... brandon on twitter: people on the seats. trash left all over karyn on a person who has a disability and who uses a wheelchair, my biggest issue with bart is the jessika on facebook: the rates are always going up but i don't see any services... let's take a look outside right now... chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins lawrence meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: it was a clear and cool day across the bay area today. highs are still running about 5 to 10

degrees below the average but it was dry today. if you're going out tonight make sure to dress warmly. lows tonight will be in the 30s inland with 40s near the coast. doppler radar is still showing a few lingering snow showers in the southern sierra nevada but the rest of the state is dry. on the satellite you can see another weak storm to our north. that will likely bring us a few clouds saturday but otherwise the weather should remain fair. on sunday we should see mostly sunny skies and cool temperatures in the 50s and low 60s. another storm moves in late on sunday night with rain continuing on monday morning before turning to showers. it should be sunny and breezy on tuesday. another more powerful storm is possible late next weekend. (pam) we are learning more about the turpin children ... the 13 - siblings who were allegedly shackled and starved by their parents in a southern california home. lawyers say, the 7 older kids are living at a medical center.... where they are making their own decisions for the first time. attorney jack osborn, who represents the older siblings, says, the decision -making is giving them a sense of freedom. reports say, the seven adults communicate with their younger siblings through skyp. they are being cared for being cared next weekend.possible late storm is powerful storm is possible late next weekend.

next weekend.possible late storm is powerful another more tuesday. breezy on tuesday. another more powerful storm is possible late next weekend.possible late storm is possible late next weekend. (steve) coming up.. in one community, if you are not cleaning up after your pet's poop, the property managers have a new, sure- fire way to track you (pam) plus, gun control still dominating conversations around the nation .. a lot of ideas are cropping up, but california lawmakers arguably have the most aggressive proposals for change.. details coming up.

(pam) new at six...

since the parkland massacre -- the gun control debate is ramping up across the country. we have seen florida governor rick scott propose changing the age to buy an assault weapon from 18 to 21. (steve) right - and president trump - suggesting teachers carry guns. but california congressional leaders are suggesting other types of reforms.. capitol bureau reporter kody leibowitz reports. gun control reform is taking center stage again nationally. for most california congressional leaders - their push: a ban on assault weapons that includes bay area congressman john garamendi. (;04)rep. john garamendi, (47;41-45) it's not used to protect your home. it's used to kill people in the most grotesque way.garamendi says he worked on passing the first-in-the-nation ban on assault weapons almost three decades ago .this after five died, dozens injured in a school shooting in stockton in 1989 when he represented that area as a state senator.rep. john garamendi (46;11-20) i saw what an assault weapon does to the human body. i saw those kids. i saw the bullet wounds larger than both of my hands put together.dr. peggy knudson, trauma doctor at sf general 52;53 those that come out of a ar-15 rifle come out at a very high velocitydoctor peggy knudson is a trauma doctor at san francisco general hospital and trauma center.dr. peggy knudson, trauma doctor at sf general

(53;10-18) it injures not only everything that it hits, but also many things that are adjacent to it as it cavitates thru the body 18knudson says changing the law must begin with studying firearm injuries. she's critical of a current federal 1996 policy that stopped the c-d-c from spending money to study gun injury prevention and control. dr. peggy knudson, trauma doctor 55;24 let's say you come up with a solution, a better background check. well nobody has actually studied it to see if it's effective. 29 so in putting something in place that's not going to work. 33but after what happened in florida it brings that point back to the discussion table.kody leibowitz - kron4 news. kron4 news. kron4 news.kody leibowitz - kron4 news. (pam) coming up.. . disgraced movie mogul harvey weinstein apologizes to two big name female actresses .. but probably not for what you think.

(steve) plus.. it is one of the most festive and colorful celebrations of the year.. we have the details on the chinese new year parade...

(steve) san francisco's much anticipated chinese new year parade is just hours away... and the floats are almost ready.(pam) kron4's camila bernal gives us a sneak

peak .... as artists add their last minute details for the big day. these are some of the final paint strokes on the chinese new year parade floats 1:50:23 lot of hard work a lot glitter a lot of paint a lot of wood a lot of styrofoam a lot of talentartists have been working on the floats since early december, this year with designs celebrating the year of the dog1:52:07 the dog represents loyalty and playfulness so a lot of the sponsors really wanted to work with that as kind of their main theme this year, more tech companies decided to participate . including amazon.1:52:16 there's a lot of different takes on it some of them are more puppy dogs and they are playful and it's really you go aww it's so cute and there's others that it's more of the grand dog and he's more the important father figure dog there will be a total of 21 floats... and all of them almost ready for the parade 1:52:52 i'm happy to say that we are on track so it won't be a late night for us hopefully we will all be in bed by 7 and we can be well rested for a long day tomorrow in san francisco, camila bernal kron 4 news.stephanie mufson // float master, the parade guys 8-16to celebrate the year of the dog, highlight loyalty, honesty, intelligence and compassion1:52:30 there's a lot of different takes on the dog theme and i think a lot of companies just tried to find the version of the dog that really represented who they were the 21 floats were almost ready on friday, culminating almost three months of nonstop work1:49:55 we started building in early december and it's all finally coming together and it looks amazing i'm really excited a core group of about 10 artists worked together to continue this san francisco tradition tradition while also giving it a fresh perspective1:50:54 we are seeing a lot more tech companies this year so that's been an change the past years we've had a lot more food and less food this year and more

tech the float masters says these new chose to interpret the dog differently, some playful puppy, chose a strong version of the dog 1:50:04 there's a lot of gorgeous floats so i'm really excited about a lot of but the true the crowds saturday, float is really the parade.in san francisco, camila bernal kron 4 news. here is a look at this year's parade route in san francisco.the parade begins at 5:15 -pm at second and market streets, heads west on market, and then west to geary to union square. they will turn north on powell street, east on post street and north on kearny street...ending at columbus. streets along the route will be close to traffic beginning at 4:30pm. (steve) lawrence karnow: it was a clear and cool day across the bay area today. highs are still running about 5 to 10 degrees below the average but it was dry today. if you're

going out tonight make sure to dress warmly. lows tonight will be in the 30s inland with 40s near the coast. doppler radar is still showing a few lingering snow showers in the southern sierra nevada but the rest of the state is dry. on the satellite you can see another weak storm to our north. that will likely bring us a few clouds saturday but otherwise the weather should remain fair. on sunday we should see mostly sunny skies and cool temperatures in the 50s and low 60s. another storm moves in late on sunday night with rain continuing on monday morning before turning to showers. it should be sunny and breezy on tuesday. another more powerful storm is possible late next weekend. (pam) it has been great weather for the ski

crowd in the tahoe area.... lots of snow - even sunshine. catherine heenan is here with more ... (catherine) we asked a friendly staffer at homewood to give us a first- hand look... ariel macrae went to the top of one of the highest runs - and even took some video for us. they've got lots of fresh powder after a storm yesterday.......and it looked gorgeous. ariel macrae/homewood resort: the is wonderful. we've been making snow like crazy with all the cold temperatures.so conditions are really, really good right now. the groomers are beautiful. we've lucked out here despite not having the greatest season in tahoe - making snow as much as possible. we've had some really fun skiing here but we're looking forward to some more powder days, that's always a good thing. you see the blue skies and sunshine accompanying all the new snow. ariel says these are some of the best conditions of the

season...with moresnow expected starting sunday... she's one of the people hoping for a "miracle march." meaning lots of late-season snowfall... pam and steve? here at the el cerrito police station a cerrito police here at the el and steve? pam and steve? and steve? here at the el cerrito police station a homeowner retrieves personal items stolen during a burglary on mono ave thursday afternoonsothe says the burglar would have

got away with more if he didn't catch him in the act and called 911sotel cerrito police are checking to see if the burglar is connected to similar crimes in the area...in el cerrito haaziq madyun kron4news in orinda... we stopped by the bart station and asked riders about how they'd go about improving the transit system. most saying cleanliness, reliability, parking and public safety were the major concerns.simon nocera/rider' "if the parking were to ever be available, i would, uh, probably use it everyday." jennifer cano/rider- "sometimes, you know, when there are people on the trains that are causing problems, it takes a long time to get a response." in orinda, philppe djegal, kron four news. ( steve ) a north dakota woman is a little upset about a new pet policy at her townhome complex.(pam)

management is now requiring pet owners to provide a swab of their pet's d-n-a. the policy helps managers track down people who are not cleaning up after their pets. reporter melanie palmer has more. kelly burke is a self- proclaimed dog lover.so imagine her excitement to have all this space for her two dogs to run around.but she got an email from her townhome's management, meridian property, that caught her off guard. kelly burke/ meridian property management tenant:"it stipulated that all pets would have to be subject to a dna test, and i did determine it was a swab. that was something that we as tenants would have to pay for, for each pet."that means for people like burke, she would be out 100 dollars. that's what it costs to have the test done on two dogs.and she tells us, she's pretty good about cleaning up after her dogs.in fact, she even picks up after her neighbor's pets.kelly burke/ meridian property management tenant: "it's better that it gets cleaned up then some kid running to the park, steps through it with his feet and ends up with feces on his shoes. that's disgusting to me." burke admits, her past three years living in these townhomes have been a breeze. and she's always enjoyed it. but she thinks this new policy is a little too much.kelly burke/ meridian property management tenant:"i think

this is very extreme and unfortunately, it's just my opinion. this is a way for them to try to collect additional fees from their so we stopped by the office property management.want to speak with us on camera but release this statement to us. the general manager says, they aren't the only ones in the area doing this and they're excited about this new policy. he says a lot of tenants came to them with concerns about what their neighbor's pets were leaving behind.in west fargo, melanie palmer valley news live. (pam) live.valley news melanie palmer in west fargo, melanie palmer valley news live. (pam) that was melanie palmer reporting. management now says, the policy is for new tenants... current residents do not have to get the d-n-a not have to get the d-n-a swabs. but burke says, that was not openly communicated in the original email.

(steve) ahead... the star of 'the mummy' movies, actor brendan fraser, is opening up about an sexual assault against him by a hollywood power player..

(steve) another actor has come out with allegations of sexual assault by a powerful man in hollywood. brendan fraser says he was assaulted by an ex-president of the

hollywood foreign press association. fraser made the allegations yesterday in a g-q interview. "the mummy" star accused philip berk of groping him at the beverly hills hotel in 2003. the actor claims berk grabbed him inappropriately... and wouldn't let go until fraser removed berk's hand. berk denied the claim in an e-mail to g-q... saying-- quote-- "fraser's version is a total fabrication." (pam) harvey weinstein is apologizing to meryl streep and jennifer lawrence... after his lawyers cited them, in asking a court to dismiss a sexual misconduct lawsuit. a spokeswoman for weinstein says, the filmmaker told his lawyers... not to use the names of actors and former associates in the future. lawyers for weinstein quoted previous comments made by streep and lawrence.... when they argued that a proposed class- action lawsuit filed by six women should be rejected. the two actresses responded quickly, with streep calling the citation of her remarks

quote - "pathetic and exploitive." in sports -- it's email friday! gary and his lovely wife alicia join us to read viewer comments. plus -- the giants and a's play their first competitive game of spring training. we have highlights from arizona.... and all the sports coming up with gary.

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more & less - that's the power of &. the giants and a's back on the diamond playing their first competitve game of spring training. today and tomorrow every mlb team is honoring the shooting victims in florida. the marlins and cardinals along with the rest of the teams are wearing "stoneman douglas eagles" hats. some of the students who survived the deadly shooting were in attendence.

--the giants were taking on the brewers in their first exhibition game. --what fans wanted to see were the newest giants players. top first... andrew mccutchen out in right field makes the catch to get the first out of season for san francisco --top second... nick hundley hits a solo shot to left field --giants go on to lose the game off a pickoff gameon to lose the --giants go field --giants go on to lose the game off a pickoff error at second base in the ninthsecond base in the ninth milwaukee wins 6-5 áevan longoria and none of last year's starters played today year's starters played today --the a's --the a's taking on the angels in mesa matt olson picking up were he left off last season hits a 2-run bomb... oakland takes the lead 3-2 takes the lead 3-2 --angels come back to take the lead bottom ninth... anthony garcia hits a walk-off single a's win 9-8single a's win 9-8 a's win 9-8

a's win 9-8 the 49ers were reportedly interested in all-pro cornerback, marcus peters. and after not making any trade offers to the chiefs. jimmy garroppolo jimmy to the chiefs. jimmy garroppolo will have to face him twice next season. kansas city agreed to trade the two-time pro bowler to the los angeles rams. according to e-s-p-n... the chiefs are expected to receive draft picks in return.the trade announced, of the new march 14th. last three oakland native with 19 interceptions. of the honda classic tiger woods looking to play some weekend golf... after missing the cut last week in the genesis open. we head to palm beach gardens --unlike last friday when he --unlike last --unlike last friday when he had 8 bogeys... today we saw a vintage tiger --in the 11th hole... woods with the par putt to stay one- under par tiger with the

fist pump. --he ran into pump.with the fist celebrates tiger under par to stay one-under par tiger celebrates with the fist pump. --he ran into trouble in the 15th tiger hits his tee shot in the water leads to a double bogey to go one-over --tiger does enough to make the cut with a 71 finshes with 3 birdies and 2 bogeys he heads into moving day 4 strokes off the lead jake list and jamie lovemark lead the pro-jamie lovemark jake list and off the lead jake list and off the lead jake list and jamie lovemark lead the pro-am okay you're okay you're right, lebron

james is better than kevin durant and stephen curry. the all star game proved it. the game was exciting for the fans. lebron james and his team won 100-thousand bonus for winning the all-star game.winning the bonus for thousand won 100-and his team won 100- thousand bonus for winning the all-star game. what's your problem with spring training? i love it!

it only regular talk on all the opening day.opening day.talk on opening day. all the respected news people wear a tie except for you. do you have a reason?

do you think the recent behavior of mark cuban and rick pitino will cause people to have second thoughts about being a sports fan? i have never seen a husband and wife read viewer comments on air. just moved from st. louis. i like it!

(pam) coming up.. want to live a long life? well some california researchers have a new health suggestion which may make you do a double- take..

(pam) the secret to a long life could be coffee and alcohol... that's right. researchers at the university of california, irvine, examined the lifestyles of people 90- and older. the goal -- to discover the key to their amazing longevity. results show ... that people who drank moderate amounts of alcohol or coffee .... lived longer than those who abstained. about two glasses of beer or wine a day

for men -- and a glass for women -- lowered their chances of premature death by 18 percent. coffee lovers who grabbed two- cups of joe a day ... decreased their chance of premature death by 10 percent. (steve) oakland...will be home to the first and only - fully automated parking system in northern california. the grand opening of the hive automated parking structure is monday. it's happening on broadway...at the hive oakland courtyard. mayor libby schaaf is expected to speak at the ribbon cutting. the parking structure will be built on a 16 hundred square foot footprint...and will be able to convert seven parking spaces...into 39 spaces. the structure used 69 percent less construction material per parking space than a regular garage...and over it's lifetime will eliminate 91 percent of the greenhouse gas emissions...versus a comparable conventional parking structure. lawrence karnow: it was a clear and cool day across the bay area today. highs are still running about 5 to 10 degrees below the average but it was dry today. if you're going out tonight make sure to dress warmly. lows tonight will be in the 40s near the coast. doppler showing a few lingering snow southern but

the rest of dry. on the can see storm to our will likely clouds otherwise the should remain we should see mostly sunny skies and cool temperatures in the 50s and another storm moves in late night with rain continuing on morning before turning should be sunny and tuesday. another more storm is possible late last weather and goodbye final look at the weather with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. a full hour of entertainment news is on the way. at 7:00 it's inside edition, followed by entertainment tonight at 7-30. then we're back with kron 4 news at 8:00

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