today-- and you can see the dusting of snow. on the golden gate bridge - a big downpour of rain... this is a live picture. and it's not just here.. a lot of hail falling in sacramento..take a look at this new video... good evening i'm vicki liviakis. (grant) and i'm grant lodes. taking a look at stormtracker four radar tonight.. there were even reports of lightning storms in the bay area. (vicki) lets check in with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow... lawrence? ... lawrencelawrence karnow: a nice storm brought steady rain to the bay area this morning with some places receiving over an inch of rain on the mountains. rain turned to showers with isolated showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon. you can see the storms on doppler. the heavy downpours will diminish through the night. on the satellite you can see the core of the low pressure center passing over the bay area and sparking the thunderstorms. we've also had reports of snow on bay area mountains and we

could see a little more tonight down to 2,000 feet. winds will be blowing as the low moves out tonight. a wind advisory has been posted for the norht bay mountains with some gusts expected as high as 50 mph. tomorrow will be very different with sunshine and nice weather. highs will be in the 50s and low 60s. clouds will increase on wednesday with a chance of showers developing in the norht bay and spreading to the south late in the day. rain will be heavy at times on thursday with gusty winds. showers with the possibility of isolated thunderstorms will continue on friday. showers could linger into saturday morning before drying out.

(vicki) breaking news:a treetrimmer has died after being electrocuted. san jose fire officials say the man cut a branch that then hit a powerline.this happened on page mill drive sometime this afternoon. a resident noticed the man in the tree... thought he was stuck and called for help. nearby homes are evacuated.. as emergency crews try and recover the body. (grant) new video tonight showing the moment an engine catches fire during a southwest airlines flight. you can see the plane in the air... and bright flashes showing the plan on fire. it happened on the flight from salt lake city to los angeles today. a woman was walking to work when she noticed the flames shooting out of the airplane overhead. some people describe

hearing explosions. one mother was on her way to disneyland with her family when the plane made the emergency landing. we just held hands and said a little prayer and we are really lucky...lots of praying, lots of holding hands...(grant) the fire was out by the time the plane landed back at the salt lake city airport. there were 110 passengers on board... and they were able to get on another flight to l-a-x. southwest released a statement apologizing to customers for the inconvenience... saying maintaining safety is their top priority. it's not clear what caused the engine to catch fire. (grant) and you might remember these unsettling pictures from a united airlines flight from earlier this month... the engine cover came off during a flight from s-f-o to honolulu on february 13th. the cover came off while the plane was over the pacific ocean -- that caused the engine to vibrate. the flight was able to make it to hawaii --

with aircraft rescue and firefighters standing by as a precaution. during the flight... passengers were told to brace for impact. the boeing triple seven has two engines and can fly with only one for several hours. the f-a-a is still looking into what went wrong. (grant) peers of a mass immigration arrest this weekend proved not to come to pass. concerns generated after oakland mayor libby schaaf announced those raids could be coming.(vicki) kron 4's dan kerman is live at oakland city hall where the mayor is making no apology for her warning. soti do not regret sharing this information, i felt it was my duty to share the information i hadoakland mayor libby schaaf is making no apologies about warning bay area residents saturday that federal immigration agents were set to conduct raids and make arrests.sot libby schaaf/oakland mayor 16-24it is important that people know their rights and responsibilities and what resources are available to

them in this community immigrant rights organization report raids in at least 6 northern california cities. and oaklands centro legal de la raza reports 11 to 15 arrests, which they say is not an abnormally high number for the region. and while the mayor is getting some support on her facebook page like this post saying "keep it up mayor schaaf" most are critical.. this one calling her a traitor and another bringing up kate steinle and threatening the life of schaaf's family her response sotmy job is to focus on the people i represent, not my own personal business calls have also been flooding into the mayor's office, most opposed to what she did but the area codes indicate most calling are from out of the area, suggesting it could be an organizaed campaign

(vicki) more than a dozen people gathered outside the ice building in san francisco today for a prayer vigil in support of a south bay father. fernando carrillo is facing deportation and has been behind bars for nearly five months. he was arrested in october -- after he dropped his daughter off at day care. carrillo's entire family -- including parents and siblings are documented and live in the san jose area. his wife spoke to kron4 before the court hearing. lourdes barraza/ice detainee's wife: "our family and our closest friends, this community that we've been able to get close to because of this nightmare, has just been amazing to us. if it wasn't

for them and our family and friends i don't know how we would have gotten through it." (vicki) carrillo had been working as a direct tv installer for the last four years. he will remain in an immigration detention center after today's court hearing. the judge will decide if carrillo will be deported back to mexico in the next 3 weeks. (grant) happening now... police in san mateo county are looking for two suspects who they say are armed and dangerous... after a triple shooting. two people were killed and another injured in the shooting near daly city last night. police received a call of shots fired near villa street and hillside boulevard. one man died at the scene. one woman died of injuries while on the way to the hospital. a third victim was transported to the hospital and their condition is unknown at this time. (grant) fremont police made an arrest in an armed robbery and sexual assault that happened on saturday morning. today... police identified the suspect as 33- year-old terrell gomer. the incident happened at a party city store on fremont boulevard. police say the suspect entered the store and

held two female employees at gunpoint... and sexually assaulted them. police located gomer yesterday and arrested him. (vicki) a school shooting threat posted on social media frightens parents and students at a middle school in a quiet east bay city.(grant) it took the better part of the day for local police to determine the nature of the threat. but... as kron4's haaziq madyun reports...some parents are concerned about their children's safety. sot that is lincoln middle school in alameda. this parent says their child receive this heads up message around 7am monday morning from a friend about a potential threat from a student targeting the school. the parent asked not to reveal their identitysot

school, i don't want to die, because she knows what happend, she knows what happened in florida">several parents notified alameda police sotthe spokesperson for the alameda unified school district explains why it took a few hours to get the robo call and emails going to alert parents sot however this parent says they would rather have known sooner sot after investigating the incident alameda police determined the social media post originated from an account holder in seattle washington, targeting lincoln high school in tacoma washington. investigators say tacoma police arrested a juvenile boy in connection to making the threat...in alameda haaziq madyun kron4news

(vicki)"students chanting" students in palo alto gathered today to call for national gun law reform. the protest happened this morning across the street from gunn high school. about 150 students participated before class today. students say they wanted to teach the n-r-a and lawmakers a lesson... saying it's time for gun control, and arming teachers is not the answer. "absolutely not especially guns in schools i think having more guns at school.. make things worse"(vicki) things worse"(vicki) many students say they plan on participating in the nationwide protest "march for our lives". that is happeneing on satuday, march 24th. (grant) national news: the students at stoneman

douglas high school are preparing to return to school later this week. but questions are looming tonight...over signs missed before the shooting, and the response during it. kristen holmes reports. as students and teachers are preparing to re-enter stoneman douglas high school wednesday, demitri hoth, stoneman douglas high school student: i think that when we go back, it's definitely something that we're going to have to push through.an investigation into how officers responded to the shooting that left 17 dead is underway. the broward county sheriff defiant amid mounting criticism of his department's handling of the attacksheriff scott israel / broward county, florida: of course i won't resign.local authorities had received multiple warnings on the gunman before the massacre, including a call saying he was a school shooter in the making. voice of jake tapper / cnn anchor: do you think that if the broward sheriff's office had done things differently, this shooting might not have happened?sheriff scott israel / broward county, florida: listen, if ifs and buts were candy and nuts, you know, oj simpson would still be in the

record books.jake tapper / cnn anchor: i don't know what that means. there's 17 dead people and a whole long list of things your department could have done differently. and questions surrounding reports that up to four sheriff's deputies arrived at the building during the shooting but never entered. president donald trump: they weren't exactly medal of honor winners alright. the way they performed was frankly disgusting. you know i really believe you don't know until you're tested it but i really believe i'd run in there even if i didn't have a weapon. president trump telling governors he was willing to ban bump stocks with, or without congress. lawmakers facing growing pressure as they return to washington today, a new cnn poll showing 70-percent of americans favor stricter gun laws. i'm kristen holmes reporting. (vicki) (vicki) coming up... the supreme court hears arguments in a labor case that could impact millions of americans... hear what happened inside the court... and what happens next. (grant) plus... a 4-year-old is rescued in the north bay... after falling down a ravine. hear how he is recovering tonight. (vicki) plus... new criticism tonight surrounding the system used to warn people

of the north bay wildfires. hear the reported flaws... after the break.

(anchor) time now to check on our weather... this is a look at stormtracker 4 radar. you can see where the rain is falling right now... (anchor 2) chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here with how long the wet weather is going to last. lawrencelawrence karnow: a nice storm brought steady rain to the bay area this morning

with some places receiving over an inch of rain on the mountains. rain turned to showers with isolated showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon. you can see the storms on doppler. the heavy downpours will diminish through the night. on the satellite you can see the core of the low pressure center passing over the bay area and sparking the thunderstorms. we've also had reports of snow on bay area mountains and we could see a little more tonight down to 2,000 feet. winds will be blowing as the low moves out tonight. a wind advisory has been posted for the norht bay mountains with some gusts expected as high as 50 mph. tomorrow will be very different with sunshine and nice weather. highs will be in the 50s and low 60s. clouds will increase on wednesday with a chance of showers developing in the norht bay and spreading to the south late in the day. rain will be heavy at times on thursday with gusty winds. showers with the possibility of isolated thunderstorms will continue on friday. showers could linger

into saturday morning before drying out.

(vicki)(vicki)tonight - a new

report is criticizing sonoma county's efforts to warn residents as the north bay firestorm spread.kron four's terisa estacio has more on the report - and reaction from a county official. saying the fires had a catastrophic effect on sonoma county, the report revealed what the state assessment team claimed were mis-steps in how the county and its emergency officials faced the most destructive wildfire in california's history. the speciality team who was tasked with evaluating the response stated in the report that alerts and warning capabilities quote "were uncoordinated and included gaps, overlaps, and redundancies with regard to the capabilities in various departments. in addition, "the county lacked reliable, timely and coordinated situational awareness as to the scale, size and scope of the fires growth, character and movement." the team stated procedures and policies identified and utilized were more relevant to dealing with a storm or flooding and those

policies quote, 'were misunderstood or not directly applicable to this fast moving, complex fire situation." james gore, sonoma county supervisor. we could have done better. kron four met with sonoma county supervisor james gore monday concerning the report. gore. in total one hundred thousand people were evacuated during the days of the wildfires push through the county - 42 people lost their lives, 8900 homes destroyed. gore says it is impossible to say if a better system could have lessened the damage or saved lives, but he is determined to improve on the current system. the actual cause of the fire is still under investigation by california fire. in santa rosa, te

the supreme court said today that it's staying out of the dispute over daca -- or the deferred action for childhood arrivals program...at least for now. catherine heenan is here with more on its decision...and why the white house is disappointed.. (catherine) the white house was hoping to move things along by getting the supreme courtto quickly review a lower court decision..... one that blocked the government's effort to end the program. but the court isn't going to deal with daca now at all...although that doesn'trule out action on the issue later. the decision means that the obama- era program will now continue along the normalappeals process --- through the 9th circuit court of appeals in san francisco. and for now - renewals can continue... the white house had planned to end the program march 5th... analysts say the fact the supreme court didn't respond

as the administration wanted suggeststhat it' won't necessarily always give the president what he wants.. vicki? (grant) today... the supreme court also heard arguments in a case that could impact millions of workers across the country. (vicki) the question is: should states be allowed to force government employees to pay union dues, even if they don't belong to a union? our washington correspondent jessica smith has the details. nats mark janus: give us our first amendment rights.mark janus is not a union member, but as a state employee - illinois law requires him to pay a fee to the government union, afscme. janus argues that forces him to have a political affiliation. mark janus: let the individual worker choose what they'd like to do. but afscme says janus benefits from the union's bargaining - even if he's not a memberand unions are already prohibited from using non-member money for political reasons.the union attorney says this case is really about taking money from unions. david frederick (afsmce attorney): to give government free reign to act in an authoritarian way in respect to the workplace. to set wages, terms and conditions without input from workers. the union says if workers aren't forced to pay fees, many people -- even union

supporters -- will stop paying, because they'll still get the union benefits without contributing. justice ruth bader ginsburg raised that point during the arguments, but illinois governor bruce rauner sees it differently. gov. bruce rauner: if a person employee believes in what the union advocates for, they'll support it. if they don't they won't. it's freedom of speech. in the arguments, justice anthony kennedy suggested unions are only worried about their political power. rauner agrees. gov. bruce rauner (r-il): unlimited union power to bribe politicians, to get them elected and then negotiate union contracts. illinois attorney general lisa madigan is at odds with her governor. illinois attorney genera lisa madigan (d-il):. this is a case where there are a small group of well founded right wing extremist that want to eliminate unions throughout this country.madigan says this case could devastate unions and the middle class nationwide. in washington i'm jessica smith. (grant) still ahead... ride

share companies are supposed to help ease traffic. but a new report suggests...here in the bay...they could be making congestion worse. (vicki) and after the break... find out how one bay area county wants to make baby changing stations more accessible for parents.

in a move that could affect a lot of parents...santa clara county might be adding more baby changing stations... they'd be installed in public restrooms in unincorporated areas.. catherine heenan is here with more.. (catherine)(catherine) the county ordinance being proposed would require all new buildings with public restrooms to install baby changing stations... not only that -- they'd be available in men's rooms too. no gender stereotyping -- allowing fathers to help out with diaper changing. the change would also apply to any restrooms being added or altered in 'existing' buildings. santa clara county officials will

hold a public meeting march 8th - to let peoplecomment.. the proposed ordinance came about because baby changing stations are mostly found in female restrooms in the county..... vicki and grant? (grant) next at 5:30... as people still recover from the deadly mudslides in souther california... more rain is headed their way. details on the preparations underway. (vicki) plus... a 4-year-old is recovering tonight... after falling down a ravine in the north bay. hear how the young boy was rescued. (vicki) (vicki) (vicki) local

first... here are the stories we are working on in your neighborhood... (grant) in the north bay... a young boy is rescued after falling down a ravine. it happened yesterday in mount tamalpais state park. officials say the 4-year-old boy fell 30 feet into a creek along the steep ravine trail. the marin fire department helped get the boy to safety. he was taken to children's hospital oakland where he is recovering tonight. .. (grant) police in petaluma are looking for people accused of stealing lottery tickets from a convenience store. it happened friday night at the discount cigarettes store . a man entered the store... and grabbed two large racks of california lottery scratchers from the counter. the man then ran out of the store and got in a getaway car

police think the two people are in the santa rosa area... cashing in on winning lottery tickets. (vicki) in the east bay... police arrest three kids for prowling and theft. it happened at an apartment complex on christie avenue in emeryville. someone told police that three teens were trying to get into apartments. when police arrived they found that the kids had also stolen packages from some of the apartments. (vicki) four people are behind bars tonight... after police say they are accused of two home invasion robberies... and leading officers on a chase. it happened in richmond on saturday night. the first home invasion happened in the carriage hill neighborhood. when officers were responding to that crime... another home invasion was reported nearby. the suspects tried to get away... but then crashed into a light pole off of interstate- 80 in pinole. police say the car the suspects were driving had been stolen three weeks ago in a carjacking. three of the suspects arrested are juveniles. (grant) in the south bay... fire investigators are trying to figure out what caused a fire at a strip mall

in san jose. it happened early this morning at the alvin center on alvin avenue the fire caused damage to the attic in one of the businesses. no one was inside the building...and nobody was hurt. (grant) students at a san jose high school are celebrating after one of their peers earned a perfect score on his advanced placement test. tommy tran goes to evergreen valley high school. he is now one of just six students in the world to earn a perfect score on the a-p calculus exam. the advanced placement exams are college level tests. (vicki) on the peninsula... police in menlo park are looking for a man they consider armed and dangerous. he's is identified as jose gutierrez. police say they were called to his home over the weekend because he was firing a gun in his backyard. witnesses say they believe his neighbor's loud party upset him. police believe gutierrez was firing an assault style weapon. the swat team set up a perimeter around his house... but were unable to locate gutierrez.

gutierrez. lawrencelawrence karnow: a nice storm brought steady rain to the bay area this morning with some places receiving over an inch of rain on the mountains. rain turned to showers with isolated showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon. you can see the storms on doppler. the heavy downpours will diminish through the night. on the satellite you can see the core of the low pressure center passing over the bay area and sparking the thunderstorms. we've also had reports of snow on bay area mountains and we could see a little more tonight down to 2,000 feet. winds will be blowing as the low moves out tonight. a wind advisory has been posted for the norht bay mountains with some gusts expected as high as 50 mph. tomorrow will be very different with sunshine and nice weather. highs will be in the 50s and low 60s. clouds will increase on wednesday with a chance of showers developing in the norht bay and spreading to the south late in the day. rain will be heavy at times on thursday with gusty winds. showers with the possibility of isolated thunderstorms will continue on

friday. showers could linger into saturday morning before drying out. people who live in the recent burn and mudslide-devastated areas of southerncalifornia are bracing for more stormy weather.. catherine heenan is here with more on how people in montecito arepreparing for new problems.... (catherine) there's been nearly two months of clean-up work since those deadly mudslides tore through dozens of homes in montecito -- and killed 21 people. since then, there hasn't been a lot of rain to worry about -- and that's given crewstime to clear debris and clean out river beds. but now - with an unpredictable storm approaching.....people are getting readyfor more potential trouble. one big change -- the county has created a 72-hour evacuation timeline and a map that shows some of the areas at highest risk for flooding

and mudslides. resident - we didn't have this before. so it's kind of our safety net. only 30% of the mud came down before and there's still 70% up there, so it's nothing to fool around with. resident - i just hope the county can keep us safe. and we're better protected from what happened last time. residents say they hope residents residents say they hope the maps will help.....and that santa barbara county officials have done enough to help keep them safe. they woke up to find a "pre- evacuation advisory" in effect... montecito residents are being told there is the chance they'll have to evacuate again -- as not one, but two storms are in the forecast. grant and vicki? (vicki) the former deputy who did not confront the gunman during the school shooting in parkland, florida is giving his side of the story.(grant) deputy scot peterson stayed outside the building while the rampage was under way. but as cnn's martin savidge reports, peterson's attorney says the

deputy believed the shooter was outside. madeleine wilford, parkland shooting survivor:"and i'd just like to say that i'm so grateful to be here."less than two weeks after she was shot at least three times student madeleine wilford sending her appreciation and love to friends and first responders. madeleine wilford, parkland shooting survivor:"that like my mom said, it's times like these when i know that we need to stick together and i've seen a lot of like, positive posts about what's been going on at the school and i just love the fact that we're sticking together."a contrast to controversy over what armed deputies did or did not do in the first moments after the shooting.natsotformer school resource officer scot peterson paints a very different picture than this one from the county sheriff. sheriff scott israel, broward county, fl:"it makes me sick to my stomach that we had a deputy that didn't go in. because i know if i was there. if i was on the wall i would have been the first in along with so many other people."in a statement from his attorney

peterson says when the shooting began he received a call of fire crackers - and not gunfire- in the area of the 12-hundred building. peterson says he ran to the 12-hundred building and upon arriving "heard gunshots but believed those gunshots were originating from outside from outside any of the buildings on the school campus."the statement goes on, "consistent with his training, mr. peterson took up a tactical position between the 700-800 buildings corridor-corner."the attorney also says his client did take action, saying he was the first to notify the sheriff's office of shots fired and that peterson "initiated a code red, lockdown of the entire campus." the attorney also says former school resource officer had the "presence of mind" to tell authorities to review the schools security cameras to locate the gunman.let there be no mistake mr. peterson wishes that he could have prevented the untimely passing of the seventeen victims that day. sheriff israel told jake tapper on state of the union he's investigating reports that other deputies also declined to go in. he was pressed on why the sheriff didn't tell families sooner. jake tapper, host, cnn's "state of the union"" the

families were at the cnn town hall. they were at the cnn town hall and you could have disclosed."sheriff scott israel, broward county, fl:"i couldn't disclose it then because there was no corroboration, jake. there was no confirmation."peterson attorney says any talk of his client not meeting the standards of police officers are patently untrue.(nats)fred guttenberg whose daughter jaime was murdered in the attack says peterson's statements and fury over israel's leadership as sheriff changes nothing.fred guttenberg, father of jaime guttenberg:"i don't have any sympathy for anybody right now that unfortunately didn't do what they needed to do to save my kid." (vicki) that was martin savidge reporting. peterson resigned from his job on thursday after sheriff scott israel suspended him...and... the broward county sheriff's office says it cannot discuss peterson's actions further because they are part of an internal investigation. (grant) a man encounters

a three-thousand pound great white shark...and it's no accident. despite sea sickness for some...how this captain managed to tag the giant...that could have swamped a (vicki) plus after the break... the bay area housing crisis is getting worse. hear the new report that says people who work in silicon valley... can't afford to live there.

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tonight. silicon valley is getting so expensive that even facebook and apple employees can't afford to live near the office that's according to a new report from the website "open listings". it reveals that workers at five major tech companies, including apple, facebook, and google... would have to spend over 28-percent of their salary to pay a monthly mortgage on a home near work. software engineers at apple have it worst. they would have to pay an average of $52-hundred a month to afford the median-priced home in cupertino. the report also says that in san francisco, some desperate renters pay 50% of their income on rent. (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

(grant) uber and lyft

say their ride sharing services reduce traffic congestion. but a new study says they're doing just the opposite. the study in boston found people are abandoning mass transit ... paying ten or even 20 times as much for the comfortg and convenience of a private ride. (vicki) and a lot of those rides are at the height of the commute hours.catherine heenan is here to break down the numbers.catherine? (catherine) the study says that the problem with ride-sharing is that nobody's actually sharing a ride ... four out of five trips used the 'single'-passenger option. those riders are abandoning mass transit ... and adding to the traffic mess.... honk honkride=share drivers behaving badlywhy are you sitting in the turn lane?an all too familiar bay area headache.usually they just double park anywhere they want, even if it's blocking the flow of traffic.not only blocking traffic .. but adding to it.nearly six out of ten boston ride=share users said if the service were not available, they would have

walked, biked, used mass transit or not gone anywhere. forty percent of the trips were during morning and evening commute hours.money was not a factor: two out of three trips cost more than 10=dollars, and one in five cost more than twenty. a similar study found an upsurge in taxis and ride-sharing vehicles was slowing traffic in manhattan.and last june researchers found that san francisco ride-sharing vehicles accounted for about 20 percent of all traffic in the city. and their trips were concentrated in the densest and most congested parts of the city. (catherine) uber and lyft released nearly identical statements today -- saying their aim was to make personal car ownership an option rather than a necessity. grant and vicki? (grant) according to a new study....obamacare premiums will rise an average of 18 percent next year due to gop-backed changes to the health law. the urban

institute released a new report today that the combination of repealing obamacare's individual mandate... and expanding access to cheaper health insurance policies known as short-term plans... will lead to the premium increase. the study estimates that with the mandate's elimination, as well as the reduced federal support of open enrollment.... more than six million fewer people will have health insurance by next year.. (vicki)the immigration crackdown this weekend that we have been telling you about... has local groups issuing advisories on what to do when i-c-e agents move in. let's go to the kron 4 newsroom now.. and pam moore... (pam) coming up tonight at six.. we talk with a legal expert about the recent i-c-e action... and what they are telling their clients about their rights. they say they might not be able to stop the i-c-e raids ... but the key to keeping everyone safe, is education. we'll explain at six.(pam) and we are hearing from the oakland hiker who was lost in yosemite for days. what he is saying about

his harrowing experience. we'll have that and more at six.. right now let's get back to the news at five.. vicki and grant (anchor) time now to check on our time now to check on our weather... this is a look at stormtracker 4 radar. you can see where the rain is falling right now... (anchor 2) chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here with how long the wet with how long the wet weather is going to last. lawrencelawrence karnow: a nice storm brought steady rain to the bay area this morning with some places receiving over an inch of rain on the mountains. rain turned to showers with isolated showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon. you can see the storms on doppler. the heavy downpours will diminish through the night. on the satellite you can see the core of the low pressure center passing over the bay area and sparking the thunderstorms. we've also had reports of snow on bay area mountains and we

could see a little more tonight down to 2,000 feet. winds will be blowing as the low moves out tonight. a wind advisory has been posted for the norht bay mountains with some gusts expected as high as 50 mph. tomorrow will be very different with sunshine and nice weather. highs will be in the 50s and low 60s. clouds will increase on wednesday with a chance of showers developing in the norht bay and spreading to the south late in the day. rain will be heavy at times on thursday with gusty winds. showers with the possibility of isolated thunderstorms will continue on friday. showers could linger into saturday morning before drying out. (grant) next on kron4 news at 5... a man out.out.before drying out.

(grant) (grant) next on kron4 news at 5... a man known as the shark whisperer encounters a three-thousand

pound great white. why he says...the massive sea monster knew not to mess with him! who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. (grant) the sight of a

3-thousand pound, 16 foot great white shark would scare just about anyone. but not one man in south carolina. (vicki) he's called the "shark whisperer" and he tells

reporter stassy olmos about a moment out on the water.... he'll never forget. (chip michalove, charter captain, outcast fishing) there's nothing like it. i mean jumping out of an airplane, bungee jumping, the adrenaline rush, it's amazing. charter captain chip michalove set out monday to catch a great white(chip michalove, charter captain, outcast fishing)at 4:30 in the morning, i got a text message from two of my crew members saying they were sick. so it was just me and one other guy and i was thinking -- maybe we should just postpone it to another day.but something in him - said go.first, a 10- foot great white passed and got away(chip michalove, charter captain, outcast fishing) at that point i almost gave up...and then... a 16 footer showed up (chip michalove, charter captain, outcast fishing) a 3000 pound animal it's just it's massive. people don't realize just one wag of the tail can pool a 26 foot boat at that kind of clip.-- after we started fighting this thing we kind of realize that it was just too much.he called a nearby boat for backup -(chip michalove, charter captain, outcast fishing) i said, 'hey listen

this is going to be nuts, this is gonna be something that's going to turn your stomach when you see how wide this fish is.'they pulled her to the side of the boat - tagged her and sent her on her way (chip michalove, charter captain, outcast fishing) she kind of knew i'm the boss of the ocean and there's nothing in this world i'm scared of.in the lowcountry .. michalove is known as the shark whisperer (chip michalove, charter captain, outcast fishing): i think it started when i started guaranteeing that 8-foot shark on my charters a few years ago, if we didn't catch an 8-footer the charter was free.none have been free (chip michalove, charter captain, outcast fishing) i've encountered about 30 great whites in the last three or four years off hilton head, and not one of them has had a tag. -- i think i'm tagging the first adult great whites here below new york. this will record every location where the shark is. the population is going up which is interesting...a lot of other shark species are declining, the tigers, hammerheads, everything else is declining, but the great white is actually going up which is awesome. (grant) a man who lives in the east bay wins two-million dollars from a lottery scratchers ticket. (vicki) jose meza is a

longtime lottery player. he purchased the winning ticket at the smoke stop in brentwood. meza recently won 200-dollars on a ticket... and he used part of those winnings to purchase another ticket. (grant) meza's luck continued and he won two- million dollars on that ticket. the owner of the smoke stop will receive 10- thousand dollars for selling the winning ticket. meza says he is going to use the two-million dollars to buy a house and pay for school for his kids. (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(granti) steve steve aveson and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (steve) thanks grant and vicki... coming up - heavy rain -- hail and even snow hitting the bay area...and now -- new video is flooding our newsroom... we're tracking this unusual weather - next.(pam) then - a proposed new law that would let first responders also treat animals in an emergency... we'll talk to the state senator behind the bill dubbed "mouth to snout". kron4 news at six starts right after the break.

(pam) intense weather around the bay area...take a look at this: viewer video of hail coming down in walnut creek. on the golden gate bridge - a big downpour of rain ... just about an hour ago. good evening i'm pam moore.(steve ) and i'm steve aveson. taking a look at stormtracker four radar tonight.. there were even reports of lightning storms in the bay area. (pam ) lets check in with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow... lawrence? ... lawrencelawrence karnow: a nice storm brought steady rain to the bay area this morning with some places receiving over an inch of rain on the mountains. rain turned to showers with isolated showers

and thunderstorms in the afternoon. you can see the storms on doppler. the heavy downpours will diminish through the night. on the satellite you can see the core of the low pressure center passing over the bay area and sparking the thunderstorms. we've also had reports of snow on bay area mountains and we could see a little more tonight down to 2,000 feet. winds will be blowing as the low moves out tonight. a wind advisory has been posted for the norht bay mountains with some gusts expected as high as 50 mph. tomorrow will be very different with sunshine and nice weather. highs will be in the 50s and low 60s. clouds will increase on wednesday with a chance of showers developing in the norht bay and spreading to the south late in the day. rain will be heavy at times on thursday with gusty winds. showers with the possibility of isolated thunderstorms will continue on friday. showers could linger into saturday morning before drying out.

out. ( pam ) angry voicemails left for oakland mayor libby schaaf.... after potential mass immigration arrests by ice in oakland this weekend...did not come to pass. (pam) people were on alert, after schaaf announced saturday that raids

might be imminent.(steve) kron 4's dan kerman is live at oakland city hall tonight where the mayor is not apologizing for her warning. oakland mayor libby schaaf's decision to warn bay area residents saturday about the possibility of an immigration sweep has led to this amidst of smattering of support like this person who said keep it up mayor schaaf, opponents overwhelming her facebook page this one calling her a traitor and another mentioning kate steinle and threatening the mayor's family. sot libby schaaf/oakland mayor unfortunately immigration is one of those polarizing issues in american and i'm sorry this is bringing out the worst in some people but the mayor has no regrets about issuing the warning in the first place saying it was her responsibility so possible target knew what their rights are and what resources are availablesoti believe i am representing the values of the people who live in my city, a city where one third of our residents are immigrants. we value this community.--nats- the mayor's office was also inundated with angry phone calls about her immigration

warning --nats-though a review of the area codes suggests most are from out of the state suggesting this may be an organized campaign.as it turned out there was no massive sweep this weekend immigrant rights organizations report raids in at least 6 northern california cities. and oaklands centro legal de la raza reports 11 to 15 arrests, which they say is not an abnormally high number for the region.

(pam) warnings of possible ice raids in the bay area .... caused fear and anxiety for many in the immigrant community over the weekend . now, legal experts are working to educate people, so they can be prepared for any deportation operation.kron 4's camila bernal explains. cg:ana herrera// immigration attorney 7-15 immigration activists say that over the last two days, a number of deportation operations took place in the bay area 2:29:19 over the weekend we did receive confirmation that there were at least 11 ice arrest throughout northern california they also say the number could be higher, because that number includes only people who reported ice activity to the local coalition of immigration groups.2:31:26 that's the state of the world the state of the country that we are in right now if you're an immigrant the current president the current administration has made clear that they are targeting the immigrant community the groups say the volume of calls, walk-ins and requests for attorneys increased over the weekend, which is why they now hope to prepare people to

be ready2:31:38 we want to make sure that our community is aware of their constitutional rights at all times not just when there's announcement or news of an ice raid they are referring immigrants to workshops that explain constitutional rights, such as the right to remain silent, something that they say immigrants are entitled to, even if they do not have a legal status2:31:46 that you have these rights you have these resources in our communities and feel empowered to use them and feel protected and not feel like they have to hide or they have to be scared. we want to spread power and not panic in san francisco, camila bernal kron 4 news. (pam) just in to the kron4 newsroom... two people killed in a triple shooting shooting that shooting triple killed in a two people newsroom...the kron4 just in to (pam) (pam) just in to the kron4 newsroom... two people killed in a triple shooting shooting that

happened last night... in daly city have been identified. 22 year old half moon bay resident michael garcia- salem, and 21- year old san francisco resident vanessa guillory --- were killed last night near villa street and hillside boulevard. a third victim was transported to the hospital and their condition is unknown at this time. police in san mateo county are looking for two suspects .. who they say are armed and dangerous... (steve) the supreme court said today it will stay out of the dispute over the deferred action for childhood arrivals program -- for now. the justices declined a request from the trump administration to review a lower court opinion that temporarily blocked the government's effort to end the program. that means the case will continue along the normal appeals process -- through the 9th circuit court of appeals in san francisco. and for now, renewals can continue. the obama-era program offers protection for roughly 700-thousand undocumented immigrants who came to the u-s as children. the trump administration had

planned to end the program march 5th. (pam) oakland resident alan chow... who went missing in yosemite on february 17th... used facebook to thank all eleven rescue teams, who helped find him last friday .. he was in the hetch hetchy area of yosemite. he wrote - words cannot express my gratitude, and i will be indebted to you all for the rest of my life. i would also like to thank my colleagues from alameda county s-s-a, and everyone on social media who contributed to the search effort.... with information and an outpouring of love and emotional support. i feel truly blessed and extremely lucky to be alive. thank you everyone! (steve)tonight - a new report is criticizing sonoma county's efforts to warn residents as the north bay firestorm spread. kron four's terisa estacio has more on the report - and reaction from a county official.

(steve) teachers and staff returned to work today at marjory stoneman douglas high school --- less than two weeks after the worst mass school shooting in florida history. they were greeted by a rainbow over the school --- as well as parents and other members of the parkland community holding signs to show their support. students support. students were first allowed back to school sunday to retrieve anything they may have left behind following the february 14th shooting -- and will officially return to school on wednesday. (pam) in the east bay... fremont police made an arrest in an armed robbery and sexual assault that happened on saturday morning. today... police identified the suspect as 33-year-old terrell gomer. the incident happened at a party city store, on fremont boulevard. police say, the suspect entered the store and held two female employees at gunpoint... and sexually assaulted them. police located gomer yesterday .. and arrested him.

nation met with president trump.... school safety and guns> (( áá v.o. / pam (( áá v.o. / pam áá )) as a little girl she didn't read about civil rights, she lived it with afront row seat. now she shares that hidden history. (( áá v.o. / steve áá )) police take action against a school threat in washington state, butstudents on edge in the bay area when the same threat reaches a school here.

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around the bay area...take a look at this: pictures from lick observatory on mount hamilton today-- and you can see the dusting of snow. (pam) (boxes) chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrencelawrence karnow: a nice storm brought steady rain to the bay area this morning with some places receiving over an inch of rain on the mountains. rain turned to showers with isolated showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon. you can see the storms on doppler. the heavy downpours will diminish through the night. on the satellite you can see the core of the low pressure center passing over the bay area and sparking the thunderstorms. we've also had reports of snow on bay area mountains and we could see a little more tonight down to 2,000 feet. winds will be blowing as the

low moves out tonight. a wind advisory has been posted for the norht bay mountains with some gusts expected as high as 50 mph. tomorrow will be very different with sunshine and nice weather. highs will be in the 50s and low 60s. clouds will increase on wednesday with a chance of showers developing in the norht bay and spreading to the south late in the day. rain will be heavy at times on thursday with gusty winds. showers with the possibility of isolated thunderstorms will continue on friday. showers could linger into saturday morning before drying out. (pam ) snow showers in london, as the u-k braces for the coldest february in years. the united kingdom's national weather service issued a "yellow" warning today -- and more serious "amber" warnings for tomorrow and wednesday. meanwhile, rome saw almost two- inches of snow overnight -- the most recorded in

roughly 6- years.years. (pam ) snow showers in london, as the u-k braces for the coldest february in years. the united kingdom's national weather service issued a "yellow" warning

today -- and more serious "amber" warnings for tomorrow and wednesday. meanwhile, rome saw almost two- inches of snow overnight -- the most recorded in roughly 6- years. (on cam)(steve)a school threat targeting a high school in the state of washington gets picked up by students here in the bay area(on cam) (pam) that is because, the two schools have the same name... the incident caused a bit of a panic for some parents and students here in the bay area... kron4's haaziq madyun shows you where it happened a social media threat regarding a shooting at lincoln high school in tacoma washington, somehow found it's way to students here at lincoln middle school in alameda...this is a copy of a head up text alameda students forwarded among the student body monday morning...sot taking no chances some parents took their children out of school, like hogan elkins who heard the rumor about the shooting threat sot

happened was a kid on snapchat said there was a guy showing off his firearm and said he was going to do a school shooting today">sotseveral parents notified alameda police sotby midday alameda police investigators traced the threat to lincoln high school in tacoma washington, where a juvenile boy was arrested in connection to the case. alameda police say they can see how parents and students at lincoln middle school mistakely thought the the social media post was about their schoolin alameda haaziq madyun kron4news (steve) new at six: president trump may reportedly visit california next month to look at prototypes for a possible border wall. it would be his first visit to

the golden state as commander in chief.according to the washington post -- he will visit san diego to look at border wall prototypes... then attend a fundraiser in los angeles for the republican national committee.

jay inslee / washington governor (d)you have suggested arming our teachers trump no, no no, not your teachers inslee not your teachers? trump arming a small portion that are very gun adept. governor inslee says after speaking with educators he believes they don't want the responsibility of 'packing heat' in first grade classrooms.insleeso i just suggest we need a little less tweeting and a little more listening.alexandrasince the shooting at stoneman douglas high school president trump has repeatedly said he wants to ban bump stocks, the devices were not used in the florida shooting but they were used in the massacre on the las vegas strip according to authorities.trumpi don't care if congress doesn't act im writing it out myself.brian sandoval / nevada governori'm hopeful the president said he could do that through an executive order or some type of action through the justice department, the sooner the better.nevada governor brian sandoval also wants the federal background check system to be updated to more closely resemble what the state of nedvada does.sandoval we have a different system that will be able to determine whether somebody's been convicted of a crime associated with domestic violence, or they've had some sort of restraining order or if they've been adjudicated mentally ill.several states are examining how they can put more emphasis on mental health care - and identifying people who may be a risk.in washington alexandra limon

(steve)(hold for 3 sec of bagpipe nats) a memorial nats) a memorial service was held in new york city today to remember the victims of the 1993 attack on the world trade center. on february 26, 1993... a truck bomb was detonated in a parking garage below the north tower. a moment of silence was held at 12:18 pm.....the exact time the bomb exploded. six people were killed and more than a thousand others were injured. the commemoration also included a mass at a church near the trade center and a ceremony on the 9/11 memorial plaza, with the reading of victims' names. (( áá v.o. / pam áá )) a family headed to disneyland shares their great escape... after an engine ontheir plane catches fire. (( áá v.o. / steve áá )) animal lovers a cheering

efforts in sacramento to legalize and process thatwould save struggling family members with mouth to snout resuscitation.

a california state senator is proposing a bill ..which is being welcomed by animal lovers... catherine heenan is here with more on the legislation that would make "mouth to snout" resuscitation legal.... (catherine) not every day we get to use the phrase "mouth to snout" when discussing new legislation.... senator steve glazer wants to make it legal for first responders to do what it takes to save our pets in emergencies. a lot of people don't realize that it's technically against the law in california to try to revive animals or provide any care unless a person is a licensed vet. in most cases -- there's no time to wait. some responders help anyway........these are photos from the scene of a fire in alameda county.but glazer says they shouldn't have to worry about breaking the law.

senator steve glazer - we love our first responders. they walk into an emergency and help all of us. but unfortunately for animals, they're under the same distress but they don't get the same protection under the law for those responders to help them.there's currently liability. so if they treat those dogs or cats they're vulnerable to being sued for inappropriate treatment.my bill will allow first responders to give oxygen, to stabilize the animal as they're transported to a veterinarian. . senator glazer says there have been many cases where animals have died when they 'could' have been saved. he has bi-partisan support for his new bill....and expects it will pass. steve and pam? (( áá v.o. / pam áá )) though california has some of the toughest gun laws in the country, there arestill some

loopholes. now legislators are trying to tighten those up. (( áá v.o. / steve áá )) as a young girl she took action in the midst of a scary fight forcivil rights in the deep south. tonight you'll learn her hidden history. new video sent to us... hail in sacramento

(pam) more video pouring in from kron4 viewers. this shows hail coming down

tonight in newark. lawrence karnow is tracking your evening forecast... he is coming up in a few minutes ... with all of tonight's top stories. (pam) new at 6 tonightsome california lawmakers are pushing for new changes to gun laws in the state.this is happnening less than two weeks after the parkland, florida mass shooting. (steve) capitol bureau reporter kody leibowitz has more on what exactly lawmakers are focusing on. california democrats are trying close what they feel are loopholes in state gun laws.asm. mike gipson (32;29 - 30) 17 killed at douglas high schoolstanding at podium with colleagues on each side.carson assemblymember mike gipson pointed to two placed boards - listing out well-known mass shootings in california and across the country.asm. mike gipson (07;06 - 07) enough is enough.the most recent - two weeks ago in parkland florida. asm. rob bonta "thoughts and prayers without more are not enough. action is required." now state lawmakers are pushing ahead with bills they believe will close loopholes

in california gun laws.asm. bill quirk 39;17 every year, we try to do something that will move the ball forward.bay area assemblymember bill quirk is looking to expand a state- wide database that keeps track of firearms recovered by police. asm. bill quirk 39;23 we're just finding that law enforcement doesn't always find the time to enter the firearms into the database and this is a requirement that they do so. 32amanda wilcox, brady campaign to prevent gun violence 43;40 our gun laws work. 41according to the brady campaign to prevent gun violence - california has seen a 57 percent decrease in firearm deaths over the past 22 years.amanda wilcox says it's because of california's gun laws.amanda wilcox 49;00 sadly, gun violence - which i believe is a public health issue - has become partisan. it shouldn't be. 08(kody)i reached out to the assembly republican caucus today - but no one wanted to comment on camera.i did speak with craig deluz from firearms policy coalition on the phone today... he says "more restrictive gun laws are not the answer."in sacramento, kody leibowitz" (steve) a southwest airlines flight bound for los angeles was forced to make an emergency landing today after an engine reportedly caught fire. you can see the plane in the air... and bright flashes showing the plane on fire. a woman was walking to work when she noticed the

flames shooting out of the airplane overhead. some people describe hearing explosions. one mother says she was on her way to disneyland with her entire family when the plane made the emergency landing. (steve) the fire was out by the time the plane landed back at the salt lake city airport. there were 110 passengers on board... and they were able to get on another flight to l-a-x. southwest released a statement apologizing to customers for the inconvenience... and say maintaining safety is their top priority. lawrencelawrence karnow: a nice storm brought steady rain to the bay area this morning with some places receiving over an inch of rain on the mountains. rain turned to showers with isolated showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon. you can see the storms on doppler. the heavy downpours will diminish

through the night. on the satellite you can see the core of the low pressure center passing over the bay area and sparking the thunderstorms. we've also had reports of snow on bay area mountains and we could see a little more tonight down to 2,000 feet. winds will be blowing as the low moves out tonight. a wind advisory has been posted for the norht bay mountains with some gusts expected as high as 50 mph. tomorrow will be very different with sunshine and nice weather. (steve) (steve) track the storm with the kron4 mobile app..you can also submit your weater video using the "report it" tab... and you might see it featured on kron-4. here in oakland city hall, the mayor libby schaaf is making no apologies about warning bay area residents saturday that federal immigration agents were set to conduct raids and make arrests. in san in san francisco, more

than two dozen people are protesting outside the ice offices in san francisco as a father finds out if he'll be deported back to mexico. fernando carrillo has been behind bars for nearly five months... he was arrested in october -- after he dropped his daughter off at day care. his hearing started at nine o'clock this morning. reporting in san francisco, lydia pantazes kron4 news. in san francisco, an immigration attorney says warnings of possible ice raids in the bay area caused fear over the weekend for many in the immigrant community.the rapid response teams of northern california says eleven arrests were reported, which could end in deportations.now, legal experts are working to educate people so that they can be prepared for any deportation operation.they also say that even though a person may not be here legally, immigrants are entitled to constitutional rights, just like everyone else.in san francisco, camila bernal kron 4 news. (pam) all this month... during

black history month.. we have been celebrating some of the pioneers and the visionaries ... who are shaping our country. tonight... we meet a woman who knows about civil rights.. because she had a front row seat. here's reporter john grey to share this piece of hidden history. nell stokes didn't read about the civil rights movement, she lived it. nell stokes says: "i didn't really recognize the extent of the racism until i was 6 years old" raised in montgomery, alabama her best friend was a white girl... til the first day of school. stokes says "i saw her and i ran over to her and said, ah, ah, was gonna say hi connie and she looked at me and said why you talking to me little náááá, wow, get out of my face and it stung me"that sting stayed with her... so years

later when a woman in town named rosa parks refused to give up her seat on a bus, nell and her friends 'hatched' a plan. stokes says: "but we got together our pennies and bought some eggs and threw them at the busses, laughes that was the first thing i did" the next thing register to vote. all you needed was a few bucks to take a test stokes says "so i got my five dollars together and i was so excited"her answers were right but her skin color wrong. stokes says, "he said you failed, get out of here gal" get out she did, coming to mccarty avenue in albany in the fall of '63. her first order of business stokes says, "you know i voted in november of 1963 and i've voted every time since"in the 5 decades since nell's volunteered with dozens of causes including the league of women voters, helping others to vote. its not an auto but awards that fill her garage. the little girl from alabama has lived a life, her advice to the young women of today? stokes says: "focus on the

positive things in live, be a part of the solution most of all love yourself, you know you can't do anything for anyone else when you don't love yourself and who you are" in albany... i'm john grey (( áá v.o. / (( áá v.o. / steve áá )) the company of disgraced hollywood heavyweight harvey weinsteien isnow headed for

(pam) new at 6... a spokesman for bill cosby says, the comedian's daughter has

passed away. 44-year-old ensa cosby died from a renal disease on friday in massachusetts. the spokesman did not provide any additional details... but asked the family be given peace during this time. bill cosby lost another child in 1997, when his son ennis was shot to death during a robbery attempt in los angeles. ensa cosby appeared in one episode of the cosby show. (steve) kevin smith is lucky to be alive tonight. the actor-filmmaker tweeted that he suffered a major heart attack sunday evening. the doctor that treated him said smith's left anterior descending artery was completely blocked. according to smith, had he not canceled a show and gone to the hospital, he would have died. but he ádidá go and as a result, he was able to tell his fans: "i'm still above ground."above fans: "i'm still above ground." (pam) (pam) harvey weinstein's former film studio is reportedly heading for bankruptcy. "the weinstein company" was close to a half- billion dollar deal with investors, a few weeks ago.

but the studio says, the sale collapsed after investors failed to provide money to keep the company afloat ... while the deal was finalized. discussions came to a halt earlier this month.... when the new york attorney general's office filed a lawsuit ... claiming the company covered up sexual harassment complaints against weinstein. coming up, the warriors hoping to build on a strong victory at homeover oklahoma.... hit the road for a trip at madison square guarden. and the nfl commissioner roger goodell is looking to bring a big punishmentagainst one of the leagues strongest owners. how big will the penalty be against cowboys boss jerry jones? sports jerry jones? sports director gary radnich has the scoop

the warriors in madison square garden taking on the new york knicks tonight... atfter another big 3rd quarter... golden state is

firmly in control... late in the 4th the nba rescinded the technical foul draymond green was assessed in the team's win against the oklahoma city thunder on saturday night.... leaving him with 14 for the season instead of 15... the 16th tech comes with a 1-game suspension green was tee'd up after being called for a foul while trying to block a shot... the oficial assumed he was taunting the opponent or complaining about the call and called the technical... but upon review the nba believed green was only barking to the crowd to get them pumped up

a possible big boost for the san antonio spurs... according to nba league sources... all-star kawhi leonard plans to resume working with the team at the spurs' practice facility this week -- with hopes of returning by late march leonard has been out most of the seaon due to a quad injury... there has been reports of some tension between him and the spurs... who were expecting him to return sooner leonard decided to step away from playing following a 9-game return to the spurs that ended on jan. 13... his return to the lineup continues to be based on his comfort level with managing the injury. it looks like nfl commissioner roger goodel is going to stick it to cowboys owner jerry jones for trying to twart his contract extension negotiations... goodell is prepared to

take more than 2-million dollars from jones due to his attempt to legally undermine goodell's contract extension negotiations and insistance that he resign as commishioner.... it's a reimbursement of costs incurred by member clubs... goodell has aready met with owners concerning the fine the comesssioner signed a 5-year extension worth about 200-million dollars last december the trade of the trade of oakland native marcus peters from the kansas city chiefs to the los angelees rams was finalized today the chiefs will receive a 2018 fourth-round pick and a 2019 second-round pick in exchange for the

cornerback and a 2018 sixth-round pick peters... who attended oakland's mcclymonds high school... is a cousion of raiders running back and oakland tech alum marshawn lynch the sharks the sharks made some noise on the trade front today... they acquired forward evander kane from the buffalo sabres... dealing conditional 1st and 4th round draft picks and a prospect for the high-scoring winger just before the trade deadline. the sharks are depleted at forward with joe thonrnton injured and patrick marleau now in toronto via free agency right now the sharks are 5th in the western conferrnce nd fighting for a playoff spot... kane had 20 goals and 20 assists in 61 games for the sabres... but he also comes with baggage... having legal issues stemming in part

from domestic violance charges that were eventually dropped the giants and a's both lost today in cactus league action... and seattle seahawks quarterback russell wilson was at yankees training camp today... and was impressive in his first time in the cage for batting practice the super bowl champion hit 6 home runs during the hitting session... he was in a group with giancarlo stanton... who hit 15 homers... and aaron judge... who hit 10 wilson... who played baseball in college at wisconsin... had been in the texas rangers organization just so he could get a little taste of the big leagues... ... but per-his request... was traded to his dream team...the yankees... earier this month he will spend the next five days with the yanks (pam) (pam) more video from

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(pam) (pam) more video from kron4 viewers.... this coming out of san jose.. after the break... we'll check back in on the forecast with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow.... who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too?

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the u.s. supreme court today could affect the wages and benefits of millions of americans. the case involves an illinois state government employee who says, he should not be required to pay mandatory union fees. if the employee, mark janus, wins, public sector workers would only pay dues on a voluntary basis. experts say... that could have a profound effect because the public sector is one area where unions are still strong. cutting off mandatory fees would weaken the unions. unionized public employees make close to 20-percent more than non-unionized workers,. conservative groups argue, unions cost jobs... and that unionized public sector

workers are costly to taxpayers. if the high court justices rule against unions, the decision could affect private sector unions and wages as well . (steve)a rare sight today.... it's a snowball fight in st. peter's square at the vatican. an overnight storm brought at least two inches of snow to rome today.it's the city's biggest reported snowfall since 2012.it was enough to grind the city to a halt, temporarily closing schools and public transportation. rome's mediterranean climate usually results in very mild, even warm, winters ... lawrencelawrence karnow: a nice storm brought steady rain to the bay area this morning with some places receiving over an inch of rain on the mountains. rain turned to showers with isolated showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon. you can see the storms on doppler. the heavy downpours will diminish through the night. on the satellite you can see the core of the low pressure center passing over the bay area and

sparking the thunderstorms. we've also had reports of snow on bay area mountains and we could see a little more tonight down to 2,000 feet. winds will be blowing as the low moves out tonight. a wind advisory has been posted for the norht bay mountains with some gusts expected as high as 50 mph. tomorrow will be very different with sunshine and nice weather. highs will be in the 50s and low 60s. clouds will increase on wednesday with a chance of showers developing in the norht bay and spreading to the south late in the day. rain will be heavy at times on thursday with gusty winds. showers with the possibility of isolated thunderstorms will continue on friday. showers could linger into saturday morning before drying out. a full hour of a full hour a full hour of

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