( marty ) here is a live look at the embarcadero. ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)dry weather and slightly warmer temperatures are expected today. a cold front is forecast to sweep from north to south through the

region late sunday night and monday morning, bringing a brief period of rain. scattered showers are then expected monday evening along with locally breezy conditions. a wetter storm system will widespread precipitation to the region wednesday night and thursday, with showers continuing through at least friday. least friday. our top story this morning ... potential ice raids in the bay area.the warning about immigration sweeps comes from oakland mayor libby schaff. we now turn to camila bernal who is live outside of oakland

city hall with the details. camila? we spoke to the office of mayor libby schaff and she says she wanted to get the word out as quickly as possible so that residents are protected. she says.. there are strict protocols in oakland public schools to protect students and families. oakland police officers are prohibited from participating in ice activity. and california law prohibits business owners from assisting ice agents. and this lack of cooperation is exactly the kind of thing that president trump addressed earlier this week. he threatened to pul ice officials out of california as sort of a punishment fpr the lack of cooperation. he claimed that it would be a because local officials weren't cooperating. he said there would be a quote crime nest here if he pulled ice officials. i spoke to a local immigration advocate here who's been doing this kind of work for years.. and she says.. they've been preparing for these raids for a year and a half so they're ready. they're ready.

bay... a heated discusion on the best way to stop gun violence. a bay area congressman hosted a town hall meeting in lafayette saturday. kron four's philippe djegal was there and reports on community solutions to a deadly problem. (philippe) a timely town hall -- centered on gun violence prevention... draws more than 850 people to the stanley middle school gymnasium... with the line to get in -- stretching outside the door.nancy morgan/mother- "i'm concerned about the powerless feeling that i have about, not just school violence, but violence -- gun violence in general." nancy morgan and her husband's two older boys studied at lafayette schools. nancy morgan/mother- "i think that assault-style weapons need to be banned." they are in california... but representative mark desaulnier (duh-sohn-yay)... the host of this town hall... says not at the federal level... which falls on the lap of congress.mark desaulnier/con gressman- "in the three years that i've been there, there've been over 300 gun violence bills introduced -- none of

them have had a hearing or a vote. so, we need to have a hearing and a vote." during the 90-minute gathering... several in the audience had a chance to speak and ask questions... or, just make statements. some taking shots at president donald trump and his ideas on how to make schools safer.no name/speaker- "arming teachers is a bs idea." brad fell is a former member of the national rifle association. brad fell/gun rights advocate- "my concerns that the federal government will take away my second amendment rights." at times, fell became combative with the crowd and the congressman himself.nats- "i'd love to go out and have a beer with you and talk about it. shut up! please folks." fell says after mass shootings... the typical knee-jerk reaction is to unfairly blame them on guns. brad fell/gun rights advocate- "guns are not the problem -- people are." congressman desaulnier says lawmakers should focus on background checks.mark desaulnier/con gressman- "in california we require them, but we should have national background checks, and get rid of the loophole where people don't have to do a background check if they go to gun shows." in the end, nancy morgan says

she's hopeful -- national gun laws will get a makeover.nancy morgan/mother- "if you give up hope, then nothing will ever change." and, change may be on the horizon. in lafayette, philippe djegal, kron four news. ( marty ) there's more interest in a bulletproof backpack insert. it's billed as protection for children during school shootings. take a look at this shield. it's ten-by-14, a-quarter- inch thick, weighs one pound, and is made to fit inside a backpack. ther company that makes the shield says more parents are ordering the insert in reaction to the school shooting in parkland, florida. but some believe the backpack shield just creates more fear and anxiety. ( marty ) the shield costs 110-dollars. but it can't stop rounds from weapons such as an ar-15 assault rifle, that is similar to what was used by the parkland gunman.

( marty )happening today in oakland... the city will celebrate it's first annual black joy parade. the event hosted by the oakland a's... along with non-profit group b-j-p... kicks off this afternoon at 12-30 in the city's black arts district. it will run until 7 this evening. the goal for the parade is to celebrate culture and optimisim in the community. here's a map of the parade route. there will be live performances by local artists ... and plenty of food and drink. ( marty )coming up on the kron 4 weekned news...some resident's are angry and overwhelmed by the increase in crime in their san francisco neighborhood.we take you to an emotional town hall meeting. ( marty )plus... an east bay man is fed up with the extreme number of break-in's at his home. we'll show you how he is catching them... right in ( marty )and... one gives you energy ... while the other may put you to sleep. stay tuned learn how coffee and booze ... might just help you longer. (ácommercialá) ( marty ) your morning cup

of coffee may help you live longer. mary moloney explains in today's health minute. the secret to a long life could be coffee and alcohol. yup.you heard that 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.scientists found that people who drank moderate amounts of alcohol or coffee lived longer than those who abstained. but don't think this gives you a pass to go belly-up at a bar.the lead researcher of the study says participants who consumed a moderate amount of alcohol -- or 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.the study also found that people who were overweight in their 70s lived longer than people who were considered normal weight or underweight.researchers caution you should still live

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look at the embarcadero this morning. toss to weather. (dave)dry weather and slightly

warmer temperatures are expected today. a cold front is forecast to sweep from north to south through the region late sunday night and monday morning, bringing a brief period of rain. scattered showers are then expected monday afternoon and evening along with locally breezy conditions. a stronger and wetter storm system will likely bring widespread precipitation to the region wednesday night and thursday, with showers continuing through at least friday.

( marty ) in san francisco ... a increase in crime in the upper haight and panhandle neighborhoods has many residents on edge. saturday many of those people attended a meeting in to talk about their concerns. it was hosted by district supervisor london breed. the police chief also discussed a recent homicide in the neighborhood, but said generally it is an area of low crime. , and neighbors asked for more foot patrols in the area after the bodies of three men were found in the street following an apparent drug overdose. homeless advocates were also at the meeting. they asked the community to be more understanding of the need for affordable housing and health

supervisor breed, who is running for mayor, said she is committed to taking her constituents ideas into consideration and promised more of these town halls in the future. ( marty ) now to the east bay ... where concord police arrested a man after a chase near highway four. it happened last night and several roadways were blocked off in the area of willow pass road. police say the driver of a mustang refused to stop when officers told him to pull over. he began throwing items from inside the vehicle. officers recovered those items as evidence. and after arresting the man ... they also found money and two bags of a white-substance. ( marty ) in oakland, more than a dozen people are without a home ... after a fire erupted in the basement of their building. the fire broke out saturday afternoon in an apartment building on linden street. fortunately, the fire was confined the basement. fire officials credit fire detectors, carbon monoxide detectors and extinguishers in

the building. those life saving measures sent residents running to safety. ( marty ) because of the cold weather, the fire chief says they're seeing a lot of fires caused by heaters. but he doesn't believe that is the cause of this fire. ( marty ) thousands of people came to san francisco to welcome in the year of the dog with the annual chinese new year parade. it's a celebration that honors a community whose roots grow deep in the city. kron 4's ellasogomonian shows us the sights and sounds from the parade. (nat: fire crackers ) crackling fireworks kicked off the chinese new year parade at market and second street saturday night.the annual tradition has been hosted in san francisco for several decades.sot: very proud of the chinese culture in the united

states and the population here is getting bigger and bigger." the city is home to one of the largest chinese populations in america. the first settlers emigrated in the mid-1800's to the bay area where they took part in the gold rush and built the transamerican railroad.the colorful pageantry is a way to pay respect to their heritage and showcase their culture to those new to the traditions. sot: i mean i love it i love all different cultures and i love to see so much diversity and it being celebrated."sot: where did you move from? san diego,. what is your impression of your first chinese new year in san francisco? it's been super fun i love all the culture and the parades its been super fun" music, martial arts, traditional attire and dragons passed by in the grand display for all to see. sot: ella sogomonian, @ellasogomonian// "and parades actually aren't a chinese thing this is a way the community was able to meld together the american culture along with their own chinese tradition and make this a truly special event that's been a staple of san francisco for more than several decades." sot: chinese chamber of commerce// "chinese new year parades are an american tradition it doesnt happen in china so we are part of the san francisco community and that's why we have our annual parade."200 groups participated including the newly made 240 foot long golden dragon that marked the

end of the parade that took one year to plan. ( marty ) ( marty ) coming up... a playoff like atmosphere at oracle for the warriors, thunder game.. jr stone breaks it all down next in sports. please keep your shoes on! stop messing with your sister! hey! hey! don't make me come back there! so? feels really good.... yeah, i'm gonna buy it. (vo) customer service that goes the extra mile. enterprise makes it easy. hello sports fans...

round three between the warriors and thunder. oklahoma city was

looking to become the first team to beat golden state three times in a season since steve kerr took over the team in 2014. let's head to oracle arena kevin durant was taking russell westbrook and his former team. in the first quarter... durant came to play he throws it down... for the monster jam finishes with game-high of 28 points late in the second... things got chippy

durant and carmelo anthony get into a both were giving technical fouls a minute later... draymond green gets the block... starts to celebrate with the fans and gets a tech... he now has 15... one shy of facing a one-game suspension. in the third... steph curry with a behind-the-back pass finds zaza pachulia for the dunk curry... 21 points... 6 assists... 9 rebounds the warriors defense did a great job containing russell westbrook he only scores 15 points... and was 4 for 15 from the floor. russ complains of pachulia fouling him curry off the inbounds pass finds swaggy-p... he hits a corner three at the buzzer oracle arena was rocking he scored 11 straight points for golden state golden state with a statement win they beat o- k-c by 32... 112- they beat o-statement win they beat o-k-c by 32... 112-80 is your finalthe 22nd ranked st. mary's gaels hosting santa clara on senior day this afternoon.we go to the videothe gaels tanner kredsmakes moveskicks out to calvin hermanson for three. nothing but the bottom of the net. santa clar hanging around earlyhenry caruso.the drivethe fadethat's in for two points. 16 to 12 gaels. but saint marys is ranked 22nd for a reason.they're a pretty good basketball team.

check this move out. jordan ford looking like steph currythat was pretty.he gets the layup there. he had 13 points on the day. then the gaels making things look good.check out the ball movement. the drivethe kickoutthe drive againthe dishthen the slam dunk for jock landale. he had 19 on the day. saint marys rolls in this game. they go on to win 67 to 40.and that's sports. live look outside... golden gate bridge..

here's a live look at the bay bridge. ( marty ) dave spahr has your forecast... (dave)dry weather and slightly

warmer temperatures are expected today. a cold front is forecast to sweep from north to south through the region late sunday night and monday morning, bringing a brief period of rain. scattered showers are then expected monday afternoon and evening along with locally breezy conditions. a stronger and wetter storm system will likely bring widespread precipitation to the region wednesday night and thursday, with showers continuing through at least friday.

( marty ) a man fed up with break-ins at his east bay home reached out to kron four about the problem. kron four's spencer blake reports many of these incidents have been caught on camera in a rodeo neighborhood. look closely, or you'll miss it.a kron four viewer sent us the video, explaining that a burglar entered through his side gate to get into his garage.the gate is now locked, but wasn't a couple weeks ago. here's video of a guy - perhaps the same one - leaving the house after a second break- in.then this video from early saturday morning shows him

brazenly checking the front door to see if it opens.the contra costa county sheriff's office has the report on these crimes, and a patrol car was sitting in the neighborhood saturday afternoon.standup "since the most recent attempted break-in, alarm companies have been in contact with people in this neighborhood, and some of them have decided to go ahead and get security systems installed."deane lethco ÷ alarm technician"if there's any kind of a break-in - and yes, a neighbor did swing by and showed me a video - then we want to alert the other neighbors."(nats)just around the corner, the esquivias family used to have an alarm system...but stopped subscribing to it.but they thought it would be a good idea to have one installed again...after a salesman alerted them to the recent burglaries."we're getting some cameras installed as well, and most importantly i think we're just looking out for our family protection, making sure that we're all protected."now they have talking alarm system with a panic button, and a very visible camera above the driveway.you'll find several yards with signs like these in them...and some of them are also new additions after recent events.the man who lives next door to the house that got broken into tells kron four áhis cameras also

caught the burglar from a different angle.he turned that video over to the sheriff's office."i guess i'm glad i'm getting the alarm system again!"if this kind of nighttime activity keeps up...there might be other neighbors rushing to get tech, too.spencer blake, news. ( marty ) in the north bay, police are looking for the suspects accused of stealing lottery tickets from a convenience store. it happened friday night at the discount cigarettes store in petaluma . police say, a man entered the store...and grabbed two large racks of california lottery scratchers from the counter. the suspect then ran out of the store and got into a car the driver then speed off. police think the suspects are in the santa rosa area cashing in on winning lottery tickets. ( marty ) in marin county, there is a growing problem caused by abandoned boats. those boats are crashing into docks and waterfront homes forcing others to pay for damage. stanley roberts takes a look in this edition of people behaving badly. we've lived here almost 18 years the house has been hit 16 times (by derelict boats)

from anything from as small as a jet ski that broke loose to a 40 footer i'm talking to james robertson a homeowner in belvedere, he along with neighbors have been felt the brunt of boats washing ashore this is video of one of the boats it basically blew across richardson bay onto the belvedere shoreline. now one might think, well that's what insurance is for but listen to jim well one time i got hit it was a 20 thousand dollar impact on the dock so went to them and we replaced but i've been reticent to go after the insurance companies if it happened again because they are going to stop insuring my house after a whilesound of horn floating docks, that pushing it and they know it so like i maked on the other day we're going to work on this because that's expanding.the marin county sheriff's office are constantly patrolling the richardson bay. in a sort of community policing on the water and they know everyone

i'm the longest living out on richardson bay hey i know you (how long you been out here i've been out here over 30 years continuouslypermission to come aboard oh please this is john speary, he has been an anchor out for about 6 years he lives aboard the suisun he help me fill in the blanks some of the neighbors are virtually free homeless people and they got their boat free and really their dinghy cost them more than anything else and they live on the food bank john has solar panels and has on on board generator for power and even a 4 person hot tub but it hasn't been used in a while (how much is your rent to be out here) oh it's free in reality you have a homeless encampment out here that don't what to pay any taxes, i mean if people were living on mount tam in tents which they did in the sixties they were gone in a day but because it kind of out of sight out of mind and people

have lived here for 100 years and there is an element of politicians that want to keep them there oh i almost for to mention this, every year over 200 thousand dollars in boater taxes are used to remove derelict boats, however during stormy weather the costs increases dramaticallynats: ambiance in marin county stanley roberts kron 4 news ( marty ) coming up ... more companies are now trying to distance themselves from the n-r-a and it's policies. we'll tell you about a bay area based company that's parting ways the the nra.

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released a memo that responds to g-o-p claims of f-b-i surveillance abuse. it follows talks between the f-b-i and the top democrat on the house intelligence committee, california's adam schiff. the memo was a rebuttle to a g-o-p document accusing the f-b-i of abuse of power in the russia investigation. critics allege the g-o-p memo is misleading and misses key facts. f-b-i director

christopher wray also warned the white house about releasing the g-o-p memo. ( marty ) former state senator tony mendoza wants his party's endorsement, just days after he resigned from office on sexual misconduct allegations. the move came just before senate colleagues were set to vote on whether to throw him out of office, or suspend him without pay for the rest of the year. the former senator appeared at the state democratic party convention yesterday to build support for his upcoming re- election campaign this fall. delegates will vote on whether to endorse mendoza sometime today. ( marty ) delta and united airlines have joined the growing number of companies cutting business ties with the n-r-a. both airlines will no longer offer discounted flights to n-r-a members. the decision to cut ties with the group comes amid criticism over its refusal to support stronger gun laws following last weeks school shooting in florida. other companies ending discount programs with the n-r-a include met-life and hertz rental car.

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dave spahr is here with your weather forecast. (dave)dry weather and slightly warmer temperatures are expected today. a cold front is forecast to sweep from north to south through the

region late sunday night and monday morning, bringing a brief period of rain. scattered showers are then expected monday afternoon and evening along with locally breezy conditions. a stronger and wetter storm system will likely bring widespread precipitation to the region wednesday night and thursday, with showers continuing through at least friday. ( marty ) ( marty ) shopping malls

are becoming a thing of the past. just last summer... a bank predicted that up to 25 percent of malls in the u-s... will close by 2022. kron 4's dan kerman takes a look at two bay area malls that are

evolving to survive. 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. coming up on the kron 4 weekend news... some movie theaters are increasing security. find out what you won't be able to carry inside with you... next after the break. live look outside... san francisco embarcadero. ( marty ) for the weekend: come out to the san francisco conservatoryof music to enjoy the hot air music festival. it will be a day full of music from up-

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fans. the cinemark theater chain is now banning movie goers from bringing certain bags into their theaters. kron 4's gabe slate takes a look at the policy. these signs stating cinemark movie theaters new "no big bags allowed policy" are placed front and center as movie goers enter any of their 30 bay area movie house locations. officials with cinemark, which also owns the century theater chain, said this was an effort to enhance the safety and security of their guests and employees. sound from steven-it makes sense, probably because of florida, need to keep safe. cinemark did not say the

florida high school shooting inspired this change but the timing is hard ignore. as mass shootings continue in this country they may be the first of many movie theater chains to implement a policy like this. the official cinemark policy is no bag bigger then 12 inches tall, 12 inches wide, with a depth of 6 inches.this rules out regular sized backpacks, big shopping bags, roller luggage most purses will fit within this 12 x 12 x 6 allowance. diaper bags and medical bags will be allowed.. i visited several cinemark theaters.. i did not see anyone get turned away for their bag being too big. if a customer's bag was bigger than the new policy allows it was searched.. and then the person was let in with that bag. perhaps they are being lenient because it's the first day of this new ban but for now i would not worry about being separated from your bag you might just be searched.. i spoke with movie goers about the new rule most people did not mind sound from movie goers i don't mind, it's good, it's safer for all, i am ok with it. jenny thinks this new policy will mostly who ride bikes or public transit to the moviessound from movie goers it's bad for commuters, people on bus and train who take their big bag everywhere, i

feed bad for them. in daly city, gabe slate kron 4 news. ( dave )sunshine back...but a shot of rain is still on the horizon. your next ! ( camila ) coming up... i'll talk about ice raids that have been happening around the bay area. more details coming up in a live report.

( marty ) here is a live look at the embarcadero. ( marty ) here is dave

spahr with the weather. ( marty ) we're ( marty ) least friday.

( marty ) we're following breaking news out of menlo park. menlo park police say they are currently involved in police activity in the 1100 block of sevier avenue. police are asking people to avoid the area ... and to stay indoors until further notice. we will continue to follow this story ... as we get more information. our top story this morning ... potential ice raids in the bay area.the warning about immigration sweeps comes from oakland mayor libby schaff. we now turn to camila bernal who is live outside of oakland city hall with the details. camila? we spoke to the office of mayor libby schaff and she says she wanted to get the

word out as quickly as possible so that residents are protected. she says.. there are strict protocols in oakland public schools to protect students and families. oakland police officers are prohibited from participating in ice activity. and california law prohibits business owners from assisting ice agents. and this lack of cooperation is exactly the kind of thing that president trump addressed earlier this week. he threatened to pul ice officials out of california as sort of a punishment fpr the lack of cooperation. he claimed that it would be a because local officials weren't cooperating. he said there would be a quote crime nest here if he pulled ice officials. i spoke to a local immigration advocate here who's been doing this kind of work for years.. and she says.. they've been preparing for these raids for a year and a half so they're ready.

it longer freezing the community.the community is aware of these resources and to a certain extent, what to expect.so i definitely think that we are in a situation where we are as knowledgeable and as prepared as we can be. > thanks camila. we'll check in with you throughout the morning. ( marty ) also in the east bay... a heated discusion on the best way to stop gun violence. a bay area congressman hosted a town hall meeting in lafayette saturday. kron four's philippe djegal was there and reports on community solutions

to a deadly problem. (philippe) a timely town hall -- centered on gun violence prevention... draws more than 850 people to the stanley middle school gymnasium... with the line to get in -- stretching outside the door.nancy morgan/mother- "i'm concerned about the powerless feeling that i have about, not just school violence, but violence -- gun violence in general." nancy morgan and her husband's two older boys studied at lafayette schools. nancy morgan/mother- "i think that assault-style weapons need to be banned." they are in california... but representative mark desaulnier (duh-sohn-yay)... the host of this town hall... says not at the federal level... which falls on the lap of congress.mark desaulnier/con

gressman- "in the three years that i've been there, there've been over 300 gun violence bills introduced -- none of them have had a hearing or a vote. so, we need to have a hearing and a vote." during the 90-minute gathering... several in the audience had a chance to speak and ask questions... or, just make statements. some taking shots at president donald trump and his ideas on how to make schools safer.no name/speaker- "arming teachers is a bs idea." brad fell is a former member of the national rifle association. brad fell/gun rights advocate- "my concerns that the federal government will take away my second amendment rights." at times, fell became combative with the crowd and the congressman himself.nats- "i'd love to go out and have a beer with you and talk about it. shut up! please folks." fell says after mass shootings... the typical knee-jerk reaction is to unfairly blame them on guns. brad fell/gun rights advocate- "guns are not the problem -- people are." congressman desaulnier says lawmakers should focus on background checks.mark desaulnier/con gressman- "in california we require them, but national background checks, and get rid of the loophole where people don't have to do a background check if they go to gun shows." in the end, nancy morgan says she's hopeful -- national gun laws will get a nancy morgan/mother- "if you give up nothing will ever change." and, change may be on the horizon. in lafayette, philippe djegal, kron four news. ( marty ) there's more

interest in a bulletproof backpack insert. it's billed as protection for children during school shootings. take a look at this shield. it's ten-by-14, a-quarter- inch thick, weighs one pound, and is made to fit inside a backpack. ther company that makes the shield says more parents are ordering the insert in reaction to the school shooting in parkland, florida. but some believe the backpack shield just creates more fear and anxiety. ( marty ) the shield costs 110-dollars. but it can't stop rounds from weapons such as an ar-15 assault rifle, that is similar to what was used by the parkland gunman. ( marty )happening today in oakland... the city will celebrate it's first annual black joy parade. the event hosted by the oakland a's... along with non-profit group b-j-p... kicks off this afternoon at 12-30 in the

city's black arts district. it will run until 7 this evening. the goal for the parade is to celebrate culture and optimisim in the community. here's a map of the parade route. there will be live performances by local artists ... and plenty of food and drink. ( marty )coming up on the kron 4 weekned news...some resident's are angry and overwhelmed by the increase in crime in their san francisco neighborhood.we take you to an emotional town hall meeting. ( marty )plus... an east bay man is fed up with the extreme number of break-in's at his home. we'll show you how he is catching them... right in ( marty )and... one gives you energy ... while the other may put you to sleep. stay tuned learn how coffee and booze ... might just help you live a little longer. refresh your home and save at ross. ross has all the home trends for kitchen, living room and bedroom for a fraction of what you'd pay elsewhere. for the latest home trends, at big savings -

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could be coffee and alcohol. yup.you heard that 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.scientists found that people who drank moderate amounts of alcohol or coffee lived longer than those who abstained. but don't think this gives you a pass to go belly-up at a bar.the lead researcher of the study says participants who consumed a moderate amount of alcohol -- or 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.the study also found that people who were overweight in their 70s lived longer than people who were considered normal weight or underweight.researchers caution you should still live an active lifestyle and eat healthy food.just don't feel bad when you reach for that glass of wine.for today's health minute -- i'm mary moloney

( dave )sunshine back...but a shot of rain is still on the horizon. your forecast is next ! next !

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look at kirkwood this morning... ( marty ) here's a live look at the embarcadero this morning. toss to weather. (dave)dry weather and slightly warmer

temperatures are expected today. a cold front is forecast to sweep from north to south through the region late sunday night and monday morning, bringing a brief period of rain. scattered showers are then expected monday afternoon and evening along with locally breezy conditions. a stronger and wetter storm system will likely bring widespread precipitation to the region wednesday night and thursday, with showers continuing through at least

friday.

( marty ) in san francisco ... a increase in crime in the upper haight and panhandle neighborhoods has many residents on edge. saturday many of those people attended a meeting in to talk about their concerns. it was hosted by district supervisor london breed. the police chief also discussed a recent homicide in the neighborhood, but said generally it is an area of low crime. , and neighbors asked for more foot patrols in the area after the bodies of three men were found in the street following an apparent drug overdose. homeless advocates were also at the meeting. they asked

the community to be more understanding of the need for affordable housing and health resources.

girlfriend called me and told me that a fire started down below and the smoke was coming upstairs real strong and i hurried up and got back here. glad nobody got hurt>( marty ) because of the cold weather, the fire chief says they're seeing a lot of fires caused by heaters. but he doesn't believe that is the cause of this fire. ( marty ) thousands of people came to san francisco to welcome in the year of the dog with the annual chinese new year parade. it's a celebration that honors a community whose roots grow deep in the city. kron 4's ella sogomonian shows us the sights and sounds from the parade. (nat: fire crackers ) crackling fireworks kicked off the chinese new year parade at market and second street saturday night.the annual tradition has been hosted in san francisco for several decades.sot: very proud of the chinese culture in the united states and the population here is getting bigger and bigger." the city is home to one of the largest chinese populations in america. the first settlers emigrated in the mid-1800's to the bay area where they took part in the gold rush and

built the transamerican railroad.the colorful pageantry is a way to pay respect to their heritage and showcase their culture to those new to the traditions. sot: i mean i love it i love all different cultures and i love to see so much diversity and it being celebrated."sot: where did you move from? san diego,. what is your impression of your first chinese new year in san francisco? it's been super fun i love all the culture and the parades its been super fun" music, martial arts, traditional attire and dragons passed by in the grand display for all to see. sot: ella sogomonian, @ellasogomonian// "and parades actually aren't a chinese thing this is a way the community was able to meld together the american culture along with their own chinese tradition and make this a truly special event that's been a staple of san francisco for more than several decades." sot: chinese chamber of commerce// "chinese new year parades are an american tradition it doesnt happen in china so we are part of the

san francisco community and that's why we have our annual parade."200 groups participated including the newly made 240 foot long golden dragon that marked the end of the parade that took one year to plan. ( marty ) ( marty ) coming up... a playoff like atmosphere at oracle for the warriors, thunder game.. jr stone breaks it all down next in sports. i was out here smoking instead of being there for my son's winning shot. that was it for me. that's why i'm quitting with nicorette. only nicorette mini has a

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round three between the warriors and thunder. oklahoma city was looking to become the first team to beat golden state three times in a season since steve kerr took over the team in 2014. let's head to oracle arena kevin durant was taking

russell westbrook and his former team. in the first quarter... durant came to play he throws it down... for the monster jam finishes with game-high of 28 points late in the second... things got chippy durant and carmelo anthony get into a scuffle... both were giving technical fouls a minute later... draymond green gets the block... starts to celebrate with the fans and gets a tech... he now has 15... one shy of facing a one-game suspension. in the third... steph curry with a behind-the-back pass finds zaza pachulia for the dunk curry... 21 points... 6 assists... 9 rebounds the warriors defense did a great job containing russell westbrook he only scores 15 points... and was 4 for 15 from the floor. russ complains of pachulia fouling him curry off the inbounds

pass finds swaggy-p... he hits a corner three at the buzzer oracle arena was rocking he scored 11 straight points for golden state golden state with a statement win they beat o- k-c by 32... 112-80 is your finalthe 22nd ranked st. mary's gaels hosting santa clara on senior day this afternoon.we go to the videothe gaels tanner kredsmakes moveskicks out to calvin hermanson for three. nothing but the bottom of the net. santa clar hanging around earlyhenry caruso.the drivethe fadethat's in for two points. 16 to 12 gaels. but saint marys is ranked 22nd for a reason.they're a pretty good basketball team. check this move out. jordan ford looking like steph currythat was pretty.he gets the layup there. he had 13 points on the day. then the gaels making things look good.check out the ball movement. the drivethe kickoutthe drive againthe

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♪ ( marty ) here's a live look at the bay bridge. ( marty ) dave spahr has your forecast... (dave)dry weather and slightly

warmer temperatures are expected today. a cold front is forecast to sweep from north to south through the region late sunday night and monday morning, bringing a brief period of rain. scattered showers are then expected monday afternoon and evening along with locally breezy conditions. a stronger and wetter storm system will likely bring widespread precipitation to the region wednesday night and thursday, with showers continuing through at least friday.

( marty ) a man fed up with break-ins at his east bay home reached out to kron four about the problem. kron four's spencer blake reports many of these incidents have been caught on camera in a rodeo neighborhood. look closely, or you'll miss it.a kron four viewer sent us the video, explaining that a burglar entered through his side gate to get into his garage.the gate is now locked,

but wasn't a couple weeks ago. here's video of a guy - perhaps the same one - leaving the house after a second break- in.then this video from early saturday morning shows him brazenly checking the front door to see if it opens.the contra costa county sheriff's office has the report on these crimes, and a patrol car was sitting in the neighborhood saturday afternoon.standup "since the most recent attempted break-in, alarm companies have been in contact with people in this neighborhood, and some of them have decided to go ahead and get security systems installed."deane lethco ÷ alarm technician"if there's any kind of a break-in - and yes, a neighbor did swing by and showed me a video - then we want to alert the other neighbors."(nats)just around the corner, the esquivias family used to have an alarm system...but stopped subscribing to it.but they thought it would be a good idea to have one installed again...after a salesman alerted them to the recent burglaries."we're getting some cameras installed as well, and

most importantly i think we're just looking out for our family protection, making sure that we're all protected."now they have talking alarm system with a panic button, and a very visible camera above the driveway.you'll find several yards with signs like these in them...and some of them are also new additions after recent events.the man who lives next door to the house that got broken into tells kron four áhis cameras also caught the burglar from a different angle.he turned that video over to the sheriff's office."i guess i'm glad i'm getting the alarm system again!"if this kind of nighttime activity keeps up...there might be other neighbors rushing to get more security tech, too.in rodeo, spencer blake, kron four news. ( marty ) in the north bay, police are looking for the suspects accused of stealing lottery tickets from a convenience store. it happened friday night at the discount cigarettes store in petaluma . police say, a man entered the store...and grabbed two large racks of california lottery scratchers from the counter. the suspect then ran out of the store and got into a car the driver then speed off. police think the suspects are in the santa rosa area cashing in on winning lottery tickets. ( marty ) in marin county, there is a growing problem caused by abandoned boats.

those boats are crashing into docks and waterfront homes forcing others to pay for damage. stanley roberts takes a look in this edition of people behaving badly. we've lived here almost 18 years the house has been hit 16 times (by derelict boats) from anything from as small as a jet ski that broke loose to a 40 footer i'm talking to james robertson a homeowner in belvedere, he along with neighbors have been felt the brunt of boats washing ashore this is video of one of the boats it basically blew across richardson bay onto the belvedere shoreline. now one might think, well that's what insurance is for but listen to jim well one time i got hit it was a 20 thousand dollar impact on the dock so went to them and we replaced but i've been reticent to go after the insurance companies if it happened again because they

are going to stop insuring my house after a whilesound of horn floating docks, that pushing it and they know it so like i maked on the other day we're going to work on this because that's expanding.the marin county sheriff's office are constantly patrolling the richardson bay. in a sort of community policing on the water and they know everyone i'm the longest living out on richardson bay hey i know you (how long you been out here i've been out here over 30 years continuouslypermission to come aboard oh please this is john speary, he has been an anchor out for about 6 years he lives aboard the suisun he help me fill in the blanks some of the neighbors are virtually free homeless people and they got their boat free and really their dinghy cost them more than anything else and they live on the food bank john has solar panels and has on on board generator for power and even a 4 person hot tub but it hasn't been used

in a while (how much is your rent to be out here) oh it's free in reality you have a homeless encampment out here that don't what to pay any taxes, i mean if people were living on mount tam in tents which they did in the sixties they were gone in a day but because it kind of out of sight out of mind and people have lived here for 100 years and there is an element of politicians that want to keep them there oh i almost for to mention this, every year over 200 thousand dollars in boater taxes are used to remove derelict boats, however during stormy weather the costs increases dramaticallynats: ambiance in marin county stanley roberts kron 4 news ( marty ) coming up ... more companies are now trying to distance themselves from the n-r-a and it's policies. we'll tell you about a bay area based company that's parting ways the the nra.

jardiance is the only type 2 diabetes pill proven to both significantly reduce the chance of dying from a cardiovascular event in adults who have type 2 diabetes and heart disease... ...and lower your a1c. wow. jardiance can cause serious side effects including dehydration. this may cause you to feel dizzy, faint, or lightheaded, or weak upon standing. ketoacidosis is a serious side effect that may be fatal. symptoms include nausea, vomiting, stomach pain, tiredness, and trouble breathing. stop taking jardiance and call your doctor right away if you have symptoms of ketoacidosis or an allergic reaction.

symptoms of an allergic reaction include rash, swelling, and difficulty breathing or swallowing. do not take jardiance if you are on dialysis or have severe kidney problems. other side effects are sudden kidney problems, genital yeast infections, increased bad cholesterol, and urinary tract infections, which may be serious. taking jardiance with a sulfonylurea or insulin may cause low blood sugar. tell your doctor about all the medicines you take and if you have any medical conditions. what do you think? i think it's time to think about jardiance. ask your doctor about jardiance. and get to the heart of what matters. the democrats have released a memo that responds to g-o-p claims of f-b-i surveillance abuse. it follows talks between the f-b-i and the top democrat on the house intelligence committee, california's adam schiff. the memo was a

rebuttle to a g-o-p document accusing the f-b-i of abuse of power in the russia investigation. critics allege the g-o-p memo is misleading and misses key facts. f-b-i director christopher wray also warned the white house about releasing the g-o-p memo. ( marty ) delta and united airlines have joined the growing number of companies cutting business ties with the n-r-a. both airlines will no longer offer discounted flights to n-r-a members. the decision to cut ties with the group comes amid criticism over its refusal to support stronger gun laws following last weeks school shooting in florida. other companies ending discount programs with the n-r-a include met-life and hertz rental car. still ahead ... malls as we know them... are becoming a thing of the past. what two bay area malls are doing to keep their doors open... and keep up with online shopping. live look outside... san francisco international airport. ( marty ) for the weekend: come down to the book and

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they'd tell you to go to ross. because there's so much to choose from. listen to your pets. they're your best friends, so they don't want you to spend more than you have to. if you want to save big on pet accessories, you gotta go to ross. live look outside...sutro tower. dave spahr is here with your weather forecast. (dave)dry weather and slightly warmer temperatures are expected today. a cold front is forecast to sweep from north to south through the region late sunday night and monday morning, bringing a brief period of rain. scattered showers are then

expected monday afternoon and evening along with locally breezy conditions. a stronger and wetter storm system will likely bring widespread precipitation to the region wednesday night and thursday, with showers continuing through at least friday.

( marty ) shopping malls are becoming a thing of the past. just last summer... a bank predicted that up to 25 percent of malls in the u-s... will close by 2022. kron 4's dan kerman takes a look at two bay area malls that are evolving to survive. 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 not only adding a where they are format remodel this is a large 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.

coming up on the kron 4 weekend news... some movie theaters are increasing security. find out what you won't be able to carry inside with you... next after the break. live look outside... san francisco embarcadero. (ácommercialá) please keep your shoes on!

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cinemark, which also owns the century theater chain, said this was an effort to enhance the safety and security of their guests and employees. sound from steven-it makes sense, probably because of florida, need to keep safe. cinemark did not say the florida high school shooting inspired this change but the timing is hard ignore. as mass shootings continue in this country they may be the first of many movie theater chains to implement a policy like this. the official cinemark policy is no bag bigger then 12 inches tall, 12 inches wide, with a depth of 6 inches.this rules out regular sized backpacks, big shopping bags, roller luggage most purses will fit within this 12 x 12 x 6 allowance. diaper bags and medical bags will be allowed.. i visited several cinemark theaters.. i did not see anyone get turned away for their bag being too big. if a customer's bag was bigger than the new policy allows it was searched.. and then the person was let in with that bag. perhaps they are being

lenient because it's the first day of this new ban but for now i would not worry about being separated from your bag you might just be searched.. i spoke with movie goers about the new rule most people did not mind sound from movie goers i don't mind, it's good, it's safer for all, i am ok with it. jenny thinks this new policy will mostly affect people who ride bikes or public transit to the movies sound from movie goersit's bad for commuters, people on bus and train who take their big bag everywhere, i feed bad for them. in daly city, gabe slate kron 4 news. ( dave )sunshine back...but a shot of rain is still on the horizon. your forecast is next ! ( camila ) coming up... i'll talk about ice raids that have been happening around the bay area. more details coming up in a live report. (ácommercialá) ( marty ) here is a live look at

the embarcadero. ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)dry weather and slightly warmer temperatures are expected today. a cold front is forecast to sweep from north to south through the region late sunday night and monday morning, bringing a brief period of rain. scattered showers are then expected monday afternoon and evening along with locally breezy conditions. a stronger and wetter storm system will likely bring widespread precipitation to the region wednesday night and thursday, with showers continuing through at least friday.

( marty ) we're following breaking news out of menlo park. a swat team is getting ready to enter a home in search of an armed suspect in the 1100 block of sevier avenue.police say a person was seen firing an assault rifle type weapon in the backyard of the home. police are asking people to avoid the area ... and to stay indoors until further notice.

we will continue to follow this story ... as we get more information. our top story this morning ... potential ice raids in the bay area.the warning about immigration sweeps comes from oakland mayor libby schaff. we now turn to camila bernal who is live outside of oakland city hall with the details. camila? we spoke to the office of mayor libby schaff and she says she wanted to get the word out as quickly as possible so that residents are protected. she says.. there are strict protocols in oakland public schools to protect students and families. oakland police officers are prohibited from participating in ice activity. and california law prohibits business owners from assisting ice agents. and this lack of cooperation is exactly the kind of thing that president trump addressed earlier this week. he threatened to pul ice officials out of california as sort of a punishment fpr the lack of cooperation. he claimed that it would be a

because local officials weren't cooperating. he said there would be a quote crime nest here if he pulled ice officials. i spoke to a local immigration advocate here who's been doing this kind of work for years.. and she says.. they've been preparing for these raids for a year and a half so they're ready.

a heated discusion on the best way to stop gun violence. a bay area congressman hosted a town hall meeting in lafayette saturday. kron four's philippe djegal was there and reports on community solutions to a deadly problem. (philippe) a timely town hall -- centered on gun violence prevention... draws more than 850 people to the stanley middle school gymnasium... with the line to get in -- stretching outside the door.nancy morgan/mother- "i'm concerned about the powerless feeling that i have about, not just school violence, but violence -- gun violence in general." nancy morgan and her husband's two older boys

studied at lafayette schools. nancy morgan/mother- "i think that assault-style weapons need to be banned." they are in california... but representative mark desaulnier (duh-sohn-yay)... the host of this town hall... says not at the federal level... which falls on the lap of congress.mark desaulnier/con gressman- "in the three years that i've been there, there've been over 300 gun violence bills introduced -- none of them have had a hearing or a vote. so, we need to have a hearing and a vote." during the 90-minute gathering... several in the audience had a chance to speak and ask questions... or, just make statements. some taking shots at president donald trump and his ideas on how to make schools safer.no name/speaker- "arming teachers is a bs idea." brad fell is a former member of the national rifle association. brad fell/gun rights advocate- "my concerns that the federal government will take away my second amendment rights." at times, fell became combative with the crowd and the congressman himself.nats- "i'd love to go out and have a beer with you and talk about it. shut up! please folks." fell says after mass shootings... the typical knee-jerk reaction is to

unfairly blame them on guns. brad fell/gun rights advocate- "guns are not the problem -- people are." congressman desaulnier says lawmakers should focus on background checks.mark desaulnier/con gressman- "in california we require them, but we should have national background checks, and get rid of the loophole where people don't have to do a background check if they go to gun shows." in the end, nancy morgan says she's hopeful -- national gun laws will get a makeover.nancy morgan/mother- "if you give up hope, then nothing will ever change." and, change may be on the horizon. in lafayette, philippe djegal, kron four news. ( marty ) there's more interest in a bulletproof backpack insert. it's billed as protection for children during school shootings. take a look at this shield. it's ten-by-14, a-quarter- inch thick, weighs one pound, and is made to fit inside a backpack. ther company that makes the shield says more parents are ordering the insert in reaction to the school shooting in parkland, florida. but some believe the backpack shield just creates more fear and anxiety.

the schools are safe and we don't need to be wearing anything to school or anything.">( marty ) the shield costs 110-dollars. but it can't stop rounds from weapons such as an ar-15 assault rifle, that is similar to what was used by the parkland gunman. ( marty )happening today in oakland... the city will celebrate it's first annual black joy parade. the event hosted by the oakland a's... along with non-profit group b-j-p... kicks off this afternoon at 12-30 in the city's black arts district. it will run until 7 this evening. the goal for the parade is to celebrate culture and optimisim in the community. here's a map of the parade route. there will be live performances by local artists ... and plenty of food and drink. ( marty )coming up on the kron 4 weekned news...some resident's are angry and overwhelmed by the increase in crime in their san francisco

neighborhood.we take you to an emotional town hall meeting. ( marty )plus... an east bay man is fed up with the extreme number of break-in's at his home. we'll show you how he is catching them... right in the act. ( marty )and... one gives you energy ... while the other may put you to sleep. stay tuned learn how coffee and booze ... might just help you live a little longer.

( marty ) your morning cup of coffee may help you live longer. mary moloney explains in today's health the secret to a long life could be coffee and alcohol. yup.you heard that 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.scientists found that people who drank moderate amounts of alcohol or coffee lived longer than those

who abstained. but don't think this gives you a pass to go belly-up at a bar.the lead researcher of the study says participants who consumed a moderate amount of alcohol -- or 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.the study also found that people who were overweight in their 70s lived longer than people who were considered normal weight or underweight.researchers caution you should still live an active lifestyle and eat healthy food.just don't feel bad when you reach for that glass of wine.for today's health minute -- i'm mary moloney ( dave )sunshine back...but a shot of rain is still on the horizon. your forecast is next ! (ácommercialá) here's a live look at the

embarcadero this morning.

toss to weather. (dave)dry weather and slightly warmer temperatures are expected today. a cold front is forecast to sweep from north to south through the region late sunday night and monday morning, bringing a brief period of rain. scattered showers are then expected monday afternoon and evening along with locally breezy conditions. a

stronger and wetter storm system will likely bring widespread precipitation to the region wednesday night and thursday, with showers continuing through at least friday. least friday.

( marty ) ( marty ) in san francisco ... a increase in crime in the upper haight and panhandle neighborhoods has many residents on edge. saturday many of those people attended a meeting in to talk about their concerns. it was hosted by district supervisor london breed. the police chief also discussed a recent homicide in the neighborhood, but said generally it is an area of low crime. , and neighbors asked for more foot patrols in the area after the bodies of three men were found in the street following an apparent drug overdose. homeless advocates were also at the meeting. they asked the community to be more

understanding of the need for affordable housing and health resources.

( marty ) in oakland, more than a dozen people are without a home ... after a fire erupted in the basement of their building. the fire broke out saturday afternoon in an apartment building on linden street. fortunately, the fire was confined the basement. fire officials credit fire detectors, carbon monoxide detectors and extinguishers in the building. those life saving measures sent residents running to safety. ( marty ) because of the cold weather, the fire chief says they're seeing a lot of fires caused by heaters. but he doesn't believe that is the cause of this fire. ( marty ) thousands of people came to san francisco to welcome in the year of the dog with the annual chinese new year parade. it's a celebration that honors a community whose roots grow deep in the city. kron 4's ella sogomonian shows us the sights and sounds from the parade.

(nat: fire crackers ) crackling fireworks kicked off the chinese new year parade at market and second street saturday night.the annual tradition has been hosted in san francisco for several decades.sot: very proud of the chinese culture in the united states and the population here is getting bigger and bigger." the city is home to one of the largest chinese populations in america. the first settlers emigrated in the mid-1800's to the bay area where they took part in the gold rush and built the transamerican railroad.the colorful pageantry is a way to pay respect to their heritage and showcase their culture to those new to the traditions. sot: i mean i love it i love all different cultures and i love to see so much diversity and it being celebrated."sot: where did you move from? san diego,. what is your impression of your first chinese new year in san francisco? it's been super fun i love all the culture and the parades its been super fun" music, martial arts, traditional attire and dragons

passed by in the grand display for all to see. sot: ella sogomonian, @ellasogomonian// "and parades actually aren't a chinese thing this is a way the community was able to meld together the american culture along with their own chinese tradition and make this a truly special event that's been a staple of san francisco for more than several decades." sot: chinese chamber of commerce// "chinese new year parades are an american tradition it doesnt happen in china so we are part of the san francisco community and that's why we have our annual parade."200 groups participated including the newly made 240 foot long golden dragon that marked the end of the parade that took one year to plan. ( marty ) coming up... a playoff like atmosphere at oracle for the warriors, thunder game.. jr stone breaks it all down

next in sports.

hello sports fans... round three between the warriors and thunder. oklahoma city was

looking to become the first team to beat golden state three times in a season since steve kerr took over the team in 2014. let's head to oracle arena kevin durant was taking russell westbrook and his former team. in the first quarter... durant came to play he throws it down... for the monster jam finishes with game-high of 28 points late in the second... things got chippy durant and carmelo anthony get into a scuffle... both were giving technical fouls a minute later... draymond green gets the block... starts to celebrate with the fans and gets a tech... he now has 15... one shy of facing a one-game suspension. in the third... steph curry with a behind-the-back pass finds zaza pachulia for the dunk curry... 21 points... 6 assists... 9 rebounds the warriors defense did a great job containing russell westbrook he only scores 15 points... and was 4 for 15 from the floor. russ complains of pachulia fouling him curry off the inbounds pass finds swaggy-p... he hits a corner three at the buzzer oracle arena was rocking he scored 11 straight points for golden state golden state with a statement win they beat o- k-c by 32... 112-80 is your finalthe 22nd finalthe 22nd ranked st. mary's gaels hosting santa clara on senior day this afternoon.we go to

the videothe gaels tanner kredsmakes moveskicks out to calvin hermanson for three. nothing but the bottom of the net. santa clar hanging around earlyhenry caruso.the drivethe fadethat's in for two points. 16 to 12 gaels. but saint marys is ranked 22nd for a reason.they're a pretty good basketball team. check this move out. jordan ford looking like steph currythat was pretty.he gets the layup there. he had 13 points on the day. then the gaels making things look good.check out the ball movement. the drivethe kickoutthe drive againthe dishthen the slam dunk for jock landale. he had 19 on the day. saint marys rolls in this game. they go on to win 67 to 40.and that's sports. live look outside... golden gate bridge.. (ácommercialá) here's a live look at the

bay bridge. ( marty ) dave spahr has your forecast... (dave) dry weather and slightly warmer temperatures are expected today. a cold front is forecast to sweep from north to south through the region late sunday night and monday morning, bringing a brief period of rain. scattered showers are then expected monday afternoon and evening along with locally breezy conditions. a stronger and wetter storm system will likely bring widespread precipitation to the region wednesday night and thursday, with showers continuing through at least friday.

( marty ) a man fed up with break-ins at his east bay home reached out to kron four about the problem. kron four's spencer blake reports many of these incidents have been caught on camera in a rodeo neighborhood. look closely, or you'll miss it.a kron four viewer sent us the video, explaining that a burglar entered through his side gate to get into his

garage.the gate is now locked, but wasn't a couple weeks ago. here's video of a guy - perhaps the same one - leaving the house after a second break- in.then this video from early saturday morning shows him brazenly checking the front door to see if it opens.the contra costa county sheriff's office has the report on these crimes, and a patrol car was sitting in the neighborhood saturday afternoon.standup "since the most recent attempted break-in, alarm companies have been in contact with people in this neighborhood, and some of them have decided to go ahead and get security systems installed."deane lethco ÷ alarm technician"if there's any kind of a break-in - and yes, a neighbor did swing by and showed me a video - then we want to alert the other neighbors."(nats)just around the corner, the esquivias family used to have an alarm system...but stopped subscribing to it.but they thought it would be a good idea to have one installed again...after a salesman

alerted them to the recent burglaries."we're getting some cameras installed as well, and most importantly i think we're just looking out for our family protection, making sure that we're all protected."now they have talking alarm system with a panic button, and a very visible camera above the driveway.you'll find several yards with signs like these in them...and some of them are also new additions after recent events.the man who lives next door to the house that got broken into tells kron four áhis cameras also caught the burglar from a different angle.he turned that video over to the sheriff's office."i guess i'm glad i'm getting the alarm system again!"if this kind of nighttime activity keeps up...there might be other neighbors rushing to get more security tech, too.in rodeo, spencer blake, kron four news. ( marty ) in the north bay, police are looking for the suspects accused of stealing lottery tickets from a convenience store. it happened friday night at the discount cigarettes store in petaluma . police say, a man entered the store...and grabbed two large racks of california lottery scratchers from the counter. the suspect then ran out of the store and got into a car the driver then speed off. police think the suspects are in the santa rosa area cashing in on winning lottery tickets. ( marty ) in marin county, there is a growing problem caused by abandoned boats. those boats are crashing into docks and waterfront homes forcing others to pay for damage. stanley roberts

takes a look in this edition of people behaving badly. we've lived here almost 18 years the house has been hit 16 times (by derelict boats) from anything from as small as a jet ski that broke loose to a 40 footer i'm talking to james robertson a homeowner in belvedere, he along with neighbors have been felt the brunt of boats washing ashore this is video of one of the boats it basically blew across richardson bay onto the belvedere shoreline. now one might think, well that's what insurance is for but listen to jim well one time i got hit it was a 20 thousand dollar impact on the dock so went to them and we replaced but i've been reticent to go after the insurance companies if it happened again because they

are going to stop insuring my house after a whilesound of horn floating docks, that pushing it and they know it so like i maked on the other day we're going to work on this because that's expanding.the marin county sheriff's office are constantly patrolling the richardson bay. in a sort of community policing on the water and they know everyone i'm the longest living out on richardson bay hey i know you (how long you been out here i've been out here over 30 years continuouslypermission to come aboard oh please this is john speary, he has been an anchor out for about 6 years he lives aboard the suisun he help me fill in the blanks some of the neighbors are virtually free homeless people and they got their boat free and really their dinghy cost them more than anything else and they live on the food bank john has solar panels and has on on board generator for power and even a 4 person hot tub but it hasn't been used in a while (how much is your rent to be out here) oh it's free in reality you have a homeless encampment out here that don't what to pay any taxes, i mean if people were living on mount tam in tents which they did in the sixties they were gone in a day but

because it kind of out of sight out of mind and people have lived here for 100 years and there is an element of politicians that want to keep them there oh i almost for to mention this, every year over 200 thousand dollars in boater taxes are used to remove derelict boats, however during stormy weather the costs increases dramaticallynats: ambiance in marin county stanley roberts kron 4 news ( marty ) coming up ... more companies are now trying to distance themselves from the n-r-a and it's policies. we'll tell you about a bay area based company that's parting ways the the nra. live look outside... san mateo bridge. you could generate your own energy,

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released a memo that responds to g-o-p claims of f-b-i surveillance abuse. it follows talks between the f-b-i and the top democrat on the house intelligence committee, california's adam schiff. the memo was a rebuttle to a g-o-p document accusing the f-b-i of abuse of power in the russia investigation. critics allege the g-o-p memo is misleading and misses key facts. f-b-i director christopher wray also warned the white house about releasing the g-o-p memo. ( marty ) delta and united airlines have joined the growing number of companies cutting business ties with the n-r-a. both airlines will no longer offer discounted flights to n-r-a members. the decision to cut ties with the group comes amid criticism over its refusal to support stronger gun laws following last weeks school shooting in florida. other companies ending discount programs with the n-r-a include met-life and hertz rental car. still ahead ... malls as we know them... are becoming a

thing of the past. what two bay area malls are doing to keep their doors open... and keep up with online shopping. live look outside... san francisco international airport. ( marty ) for the weekend: come down to the book and job gallery in san francisco to enjoy a post card sized art show. you can learn about the pieces and meet the 50 artists that will be there. it's from 11 am to 7 pm ... and it's free.

here's a live look at kirkwood this morning... ( marty ) live look outside...sutro tower. dave spahr is here with

your weather forecast. (dave)dry weather and slightly warmer temperatures are expected today. a cold front is forecast to sweep from north to south through the region late sunday night and monday morning, bringing a brief period of rain. scattered showers are then expected monday afternoon and evening along with locally breezy conditions. a stronger and wetter storm system will likely bring widespread precipitation to the region wednesday night and thursday, with showers continuing through at least friday.

( marty ) shopping malls are becoming a thing of the past. just last summer... a bank predicted that up to 25 percent of malls in the u-s... will close by 2022. kron 4's dan kerman takes a look at two bay area malls that are evolving to survive. 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.

coming up on the kron 4 weekend news... some movie theaters are increasing security. find out what you won't be able to carry inside with you... next after the break. ( marty ) here's a live look at yosemite falls this morning... live look outside... san francisco embarcadero. ( marty ) for the weekend: come out to the san francisco conservatoryof music to enjoy the hot air music festival. it will be a day full of music from up-and-coming composers. it goes on all day. and it's free. (ácommercialá) a heads up to movie

fans. the cinemark theater chain is now banning movie goers from bringing certain bags into their theaters. kron 4's gabe slate takes a look at the

policy. these signs stating cinemark movie theaters new "no big bags allowed policy" are placed front and center as movie goers enter any of their 30 bay area movie house locations. officials with cinemark, which also owns the century theater chain, said this was an effort to enhance the safety and security of their guests and employees. sound from steven-it makes sense, probably because of florida, need to keep safe. cinemark did not say the florida high school shooting inspired this change but the timing is hard ignore. as mass shootings continue in this country they may be the first of many movie theater chains to implement a policy like this. the official cinemark policy is no bag bigger then 12 inches tall, 12 inches wide, with a depth of 6 inches.this rules out regular sized backpacks, big shopping bags, roller luggage most purses will fit within this 12 x 12 x 6 allowance. diaper bags and medical bags will be allowed.. i visited several cinemark theaters.. i did not see anyone get turned away for their bag being too big. if

a customer's bag was bigger than the new policy allows it was searched.. and then the person was let in with that bag. perhaps they are being lenient because it's the first day of this new ban but for now i would not worry about being separated from your bag you might just be searched.. i spoke with movie goers about the new rule most people did not mind sound from movie goers i don't mind, it's good, it's safer for all, i am ok with it. jenny thinks this new policy will mostly affect people who ride bikes or public transit to the movies sound from movie goersit's bad for commuters, people on bus and train who take their big bag everywhere, i feed bad for them. in daly city, gabe slate kron 4 news. adlib seven day. adlib seven kron 4 news. adlib seven day. thats kron 4 news weekend

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