on and off showers... and they are continuing into the evening commute. you can see where the scattered showers are falling right now... (catherine) the roads have been slick all day long-- this is video from the this is video from the golden gate bridge today as the rain was falling steadily... good evening i'm catherine heenan in for vicki liviakis. (grant) and i'm grant lodes. the wet weather is setting up shop for a few more days... let's get right to chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence, is relief from the rain in sight? lawrence karnow: we began the day with heavy rain and gusty winds making for a messy commute. rain finally turned to showers by the afternoon. the air is much more unstable now an we've seen a few lightning strikes. doppler radar continues to show more showers outside but they are more widely scattered. on the satellite you can see the storm as it moved ashore early today. behind it you can see another area of low pressure. that will bring another chance

of rain wednesday especially in the south bay into the monterey bay. behind that another storm will move in to bring us much colder air and the possibility of thunderstorms. this last full week of winter is looking very busy. tomorrow shower will continue with a slight chance of isolated thunderstorms. more rain is expected on thursday and continuing into friday. highs will be chilly and in the 50s. snow levels will also be running low about 3,000 feet. winter storm warning continue in the sierra for heavy snow. stay tuned to kron 4 new for the very latest.

(catherine) we have team coverage tonight of the rain hitting the bay area... people in the east bay got some relief as the rain tapered off a bit this afternoon. (grant) kron4's haaziq madyun now...on the array of accidents... as people dealth with this storm...and got ready for the next couple. by mid morning tuesday the heavy down pour had passed. however cloudy skys remained in the east bay and showers continued as you can see folks here in berkeley had the umbrellas over head. over in lafayette this guy had the maxi length rain coat on because although there was a break in the rain there are more showers throughout the week in the forecast according to the national weather service bay area freeways saw multiple collisions on the rain soaked roadway overnight and into the morning according to the california highway patrol communications center, like this two car injury collision here on westbound 580 near

macarthur in oakland. four lanes of traffic reduced to two lanes, other rain related road hazards included roadway floodings on freeways throughout the bay areawhile there was a break in the rain i found this pg&e crew trimming trees away from high voltage lines here on happy valley road in lafayette. pg&e officials say this kind of routine annual maintenance happens year round. pg&e crews are doing this kind of work throughout the bay area trimming as many trees a possible before the next storm moves in...in the east bay haaziq madyun kron4news (grant) don't forget... you can track the wet weather in your weather in track the wet you can forget... don't (grant) (grant) (grant) don't forget... you can track the wet weather in your neighborhood with the kron-4 mobile app. you can also be the first to know about breaking news when it happens... by turning on push alerts. (catherine) president trump flew into san diego today...visiting california for the firsttime since taking office. he visited the site of

eight towering prototypes for the border wall with mexico he wants... he asked which of the models are hardest to climb....saying certain parts of californiaare desperate for a wall to break the flow of illegal immigration. the president said "if you didn't have walls over here you wouldn't even have a country." he also used the occasion to criticize governor jerry brown........and made reference tooakland mayor libby schaaf. president trump - i think governor brown has done a very poor job of running california. they have the highest taxes in the united states. the place is totally out of control. you have sanctuary cities where you have criminals in the sanctuary cities, and then the mayor of oakland goes out and notifies when ice is going in to pick them up and many of them were criminals with criminal records and very dangerous people. and you would say dangerous people. and i think the governor is doing a terrible job running the state of california. among among the protestors today - a group across the border in tijuana mexico.some carried

signs saying "trump no! we will not pay for the wall." as for who 'will' pay -- president trump doesn't have that wrapped up. when the process ends - one wall prototype will be picked for construction - -"if" congressapproves the funds. the president's visit comes just days after his justice department sued to block californialaws designed to protect people living in the u.s. illegally. he insists that sanctuary city policies are putting the country at risk. (grant) here's a look at where president trump was today looking at walls. he was in otay mesa--- which is just north of the border-- and a little east of tijuana. as the president looked at the border wall prototypes -- protests and supporters held rallies across san diego. our capitol bureau reporter kody leibowitz was at those rallies today. he joins us live near the u-s mexico border.. kody? large crowds gathered throughout the city-- to let the president know exactly how they feel about the wall and the administration's

immigration policies. (take nats) (;04)"build that wall. build that wall."(take nats)"no hate. no fear. immigrants are welcome here." contrasting views......only miles apart.sarah garfield, encinitas, ca. "he's a divider. he doesn't unite people."all near the contentious landmark and campaign promise separating two countries: the border wall. debra roy, bakersfield "we're a country of immigrants and we need to have a pathway to citizenship for these people. and on the other side you know we need to protect our borders."lawrence and debra roy drove in from bakersfield to support the president and his push for the wall.lawrence roy, bakersfield "if the border wall can help save one american life from heroin, from an overdose of heroin, because we stopped it from coming across the border, $25 billion would be worth it." "lock her up."the chant -- after this speech from former california assemblymember tim donnelly.fmr. asm. tim donnelly "i've been praying for federal agents to arrest oakland mayor libby schaaf." "...to heal, so we can move forward as a nation..."a much

different message at rallies against the border wall. demonstrators at an anti-trump protest in san ysidro say recent ice raids have hit close to home.rebeca p. "i know people from family to friends who have had their families destroyed."ily mariscao "when people are sent away, they're not sent home. this is their home." the protests are continuing - there is another set to start soon in san diego. despite a wide variety of views on display today -- there were no reports of any violence. live in san diego, kl, back to you. (catherine) president trump is making more changes at the white house. secretary of state

rex tillerson is out. the president made the announcement on twitter -- only calling tillerson hours later. c-i-a director mike pompeo has been nominated to take tillerson's place. we'll have more on the changes-- and reaction from rex tillerson-- coming up at 5:30. (grant) an internal investigation is underway at the san francisco county jail... after it was discovered.... two ice agents were able to get around the city's santcuary city policy...and interview an undocumented inmate. kron4's maureen kelly talked to the sheriff and the public defender who first reported the breach. that's a direct violation of local and state law public defender jeff adachi says some of his lawyers spotted ice agents at the city's jail last week...it turns out the same two ice agents were allowed inside to talk to inmates....both at the jail #2 which is in the hall of justice and at the main jail around the corner. one inmate declined to talk to the ice agents, but a second inmate did not. agents were allowed to come into the jail then

tara get it one of our clients asked him a bunch of questions about where i was from and his citizenship and afterwords had him sign a piece of paper. now there's a federal immigration detainer on our client which means once he's released from custody they are demanding he be sent to ice so this is a huge problem(vicki hennessy) i was horrified to learn that this it happened i was very disappointedsherriff vicki hennessy is describing her reaction when she learned the news. it's a violation of san francsico's sannctuary city policy for law enforcement to cooperate with ice when they are enforcing federal immigration laws. sheriff hennessy says this bulletin was re-issued that outlines the policy and for the next week watch commanders will be reviewing the bulletin during all three daily shifts. i'm committed to making sure doesn't happen again i think we have some of the strongest sanctuary city policies in the country and a sheriff all i can do is apologize because the buck stops with me on the accountable person in this incidentthe sheriff says she believes the breach was simply a mistake, and not an instance where deputies were willfully violating the policy, but she plans to double check that by way of an internal

investigation which is underway. maureen kelly kron4 news. (catherine) investigators are still searching for a motive after a gunman killed three women at the yountville veterans home. and tonight-- we are learning new information about one of the victims. jennifer gonzales was seven months pregnant with her first child. now there is an an outpouring of support as friends from all over the country team up to help her family. kron four's terisa estacio has the story. (estacio reporting) this is a picture of a beaming jennifer

gonzales shushereba at her wedding. her best friend and new husband tj smiling broadly. also in the picture one of her nine bridesmaids in a vibrant red dress. in less then 2 weeks it would have been the couple's one year anniversary. but this picture now on a go fund me page to raise money to help pay for memorial costs. the highly regarded and successful clinical psychologist was only 32 years old she was killed friday, after taken hostage by gunman, albert wong. he had recently been dismissed from the pathway home - a place that treats vets for ptsd. jennifer was also pregnant with the couples first child - this picture also posted on the go fund me site. and this. out in front of the pathway home where jennifer and two other women, also killed there is a growing memorial, including a heart scultpure. a napa artist reportedly made the three hearts for the women who lost their lives, plus a small heart for jennifer's unborn

child. a veteran who stopped to reflect on the memorial talked with me about the tragedy. pratt. on twitter, long time friend, susan hennessey wrote, "jenn was brilliant. she cared about people she was a "helper" in the mister rogers sense. she dedicated her life to helping veterans who were hurting." also described as kind and giving, friends still trying to grasp why the woman who dedicated her life to helping servicemen and women was cut so short. in yountville te (grant) coming up-- people living at an east bay apartment complex are fed up-- saying they are being pushed out of their homes. what they are now doing to try to stop it. (catherine) steff curry's age now matches the number on his jersey. see how the

warriors extravagantly celebrated his big birthday. (grant) thousands of students across the country are walking out of class tomorrow-- to draw attention to the issue of gun violence. but one bay area school might not support their students.

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against violence anyway. (grant) kron four's rob fladeboe joins us now live from milpitas high school. rob? (rob live) saying that it cannot condone a student walkout calling for stricter gun control, the milpitas unified school district is not backing down from it's position that those who do leave school tomorrow will be given an unexcused absence.. milpitas high school students, mostly juniors and seniors i'm told, are set to walk out of class early wednesday to join a nationwide student walkout intended to call on lawmakers to enact stricter gun control. they hope to make a difference says associate student body treasurer diangelo jacquez.diangelo jaquez/milpitas high school senior "....i'm hoping it will make a difference, i know it doesn't happen all that much in california but we know it can happen anywhere and we're hoping this will create some awareness and help out..." the milpitas school district says it supports the students in giving voice to their concernsbut says it can't

guarantee their safety away from school and those who leave class willface consequences in the form of an unexcused absence. superintendent cheryl jordan. cheryl jordan/superinten dent-milpitas unified school district"...our preference is that the kids stay on campus where all of the kids can have an opportunity to have a safe environment in which to have discourse about their concerns...."the students plan to march about a mile and a half and rally outside the milpitas police department, which will be providing security and traffic control along the way. (rob live) i am told that as many as 100 students, maybe more, will be joining the march, despitebeing marked absent. for those who do not choose to go, the district announced today that there will be a school-wide moment of silence at 10 a.m. to express solidarity with students across the nation in a safe environment. live in milpitas rob fladeboe kron 4 news

(catherine) the walkouts are happening all over the bay area tomorrow-- and several school districts have said they will support their students and their voices. to see a list of schools participating-- go to our website at kron-4 dot com. (grant) new at five. three more suspects are behind bars tonight...said to be involved in those home invasions in petaluma... that led to a pursuit into novato. seven people have now been arrested. most recently, three men were arrested around seven last night at s.f.o airport...while trying to board a flight back to the east coast. two suspects...a man and a woman...remain at large tonight. deputies say nine people went to three different homes along eugenia drive around three yesterday morning...looking for marijuana they mistakenly thought was being grown there. authorities say the group

kicked in doors... tied up some of the people inside... and pistol whipped one man. in the search for the pot. (grant) residents in an apartment complex in concord claim they are being pushed out by poor living conditions and high rent increases. (catherine) today, kron four's philippe djegal talked with the affected families... who took their concerns to city hall. (philippe) families who say they're living in poor conditions, facing no-cause evicitions and unfair rent increases... stopped by city hall in concord. they dropped off papers to have city inspectors tour their apartments and force their landlord to make repairs to problems that the tenants say have long been ignored. eliabeth lira/tenant- "it just makes us feel like we're less than them. we're paying for the property and just horrible conditions." bed bugs and cochroaches were found in some of the units we visited at the park haven apartment complex. a representative for the landlord says they do their best to respond to maintantenance requests.

but tenants disagree.elizabeth lira/tenant- "they just say they'll get to it but they never do -- they just ignore us." that's why tenants like elizabeth lira are working with the non-profit -- "acce." alliance of californians for community empowerment. "acce" is helping to stop what they claim are several no-cause evictions... and, unfair rent increases -- exceeding 10- percent.edith pastrano/acce- "tenants are mobilizing in concord, in other cities across the state to get better tenant protections like just cause for eviction. currently, in concord, there is no such policy that protects tenants in this way. (philippe) and, there's no rent control, right? (edith) and, there's no rent control. yeah, so landlords are allowed to increase the rent however much they want." shortly after we tried to contact the property manager... the leasing office called the police. eventually, a representative for the landlord told us, they are willing to work with the tenants to resolve their issues. in concord, philippe djegal, kron four news. (catherine) (catherine) tracking the storm moving through the bay area... we are seeing

scattered showers... (grant) chief meteorologist chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here now with more on the timing. lawrence karnow: we began the day with heavy rain and gusty winds making for a messy commute. rain finally turned to showers by the afternoon. the air is much more unstable now an we've seen a few lightning strikes. doppler radar continues to show more showers outside but they are more widely scattered. on the satellite you can see the storm as it moved ashore early today. behind it you can see another area of low pressure. that will bring another chance of rain wednesday especially in the south bay into the monterey bay. behind that another storm will move in to bring us much colder air and the possibility of thunderstorms. this last full week of winter is looking very busy. tomorrow shower will continue with a slight chance of isolated thunderstorms. more rain is expected on thursday and continuing into friday. highs will be chilly and in the 50s. snow levels will also be running low about 3,000 feet. winter storm warning continue in the sierra for heavy snow. stay tuned to kron 4 new for the very latest.

(catherine) still ahead-- a popular amazon product is being recalled tonight-- because it could catch fire...and even burn you. (grant) police release

dramatic video showing the moments officers open fire on a suspect who they say was armed. we'll show it to you after the break.

(grant) san francisco police release new body cam video... showing the moments officers open fire-- killing a man. this is scene video from the shooting last week in the mission. officers say a man in the trunk pulled out a gun. in the video you're going to see the moments before the gun shots were fired ... and we pause the video before the man is killed. nats of gunshots(grant) where the video is paused... you can see what appears to be the man holding a gun. the video was released at a town hall meeting last night. at that meeting... police said 19- year-old adolfo delgado and two other people were involved in an armed robbery.

police say they were able to arrest the other two ... but delgado was hiding in the trunk ... refusing to get out... and then pulled out a gun. san francisco police are not releasing the names of the officers involved. if you want to watch the entire video.. it's posted on our website at kron-4 dot com. (catherine) happening now... amazon is recalling portable chargers after reports of fires... and people getting burned. the products affected are the amazon 'basics portable power banks.' the company says they've had more than 50 reports of the chargers overheating. in one case-- a customer was burned by battery acid. there were also several reports of property damage because of fire and smoke. customers are being urged to stop using the chargers and contact amazon for a refund. for more information - you can go to our website at kron-4 dot com. (grant) next at 5:30... president trump makes more moves at trump makes president trump makes more moves at the white house. hear from former secretary of state rex tillerson-- as trump

just announced this morning that he has been fired. (catherine) a warning in the east bay... a man is sent to the hospital after being bitten by a rattlesnake on a popular hiking trail. details on where it happened. 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. tracking the storm moving

through the bay area... we are seeing scattered showers... (catherine) chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here lawrence meteorologist chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here with details on this stormthat has seemingly taken up residency for awhile... lawrence karnow: we began the day with heavy rain and gusty winds making for a messy commute. rain finally turned to showers by the afternoon. the air is much more unstable now an we've seen a few lightning strikes. doppler radar continues to show more showers outside but they are more widely scattered. on the satellite you can see the storm as it moved ashore early today. behind it you can see another area of low pressure. that will bring another chance of rain wednesday especially in the south bay into the monterey bay. behind that another storm will move in to bring us much colder air and

the possibility of thunderstorms. this last full week of winter is looking very busy. tomorrow shower will continue with a slight chance of isolated thunderstorms. more rain is expected on thursday and continuing into friday. highs will be chilly and in the 50s. snow levels will also be running low about 3,000 feet. winter storm warning continue in the sierra for heavy snow. stay tuned to kron 4 new for the very latest. (catherine) local first... here are the stories we're following in your neighborhood your following in stories we're here are the local first... (catherine) latest.for the very latest. (catherine) local first... here are the stories we're following in your neighborhood tonight. (grant) conservative commentator ann coulter is speaking tonight in the south bay. this is coulters first appearance in the bay area since she canceled her event during "free speech week" at u-c-

berkeley last year. the event tonight is titled "in trump we trust"... and it is sold out. the liberty forum of silicon valley is hosting coulter at the i-f-e-s hall in mountain view. the speech is at 7:00 tonight. it's not clear if any protests are planned. (grant) a scotts valley man is behind bars tonight after being linked to an indecent exposure case in milpitas. police say 59- year-old curtis van-mill was seen inappropriately touching himself inside a car last week. when they located him, they say they found several pornographic images. vanmill was arrested for indecent exposure and possession of child porn. he is being held at the santa clara county jail. (catherine) in the east bay. a man is recovering tonight after being bitten by a rattlesnake. it happened today at the lime ridge open space ridgeline...where the man was hiking. he couldn't get to the bottom of the hill on his own...and called authorities. crews hiked to the top of the hill and were able to safely bring him down... the

contra costa fire department says this is a great reminder to always put a first aid kit in your backpack while hiking. (grant) in the north bay... a man is behind bars for inappropriately touching teenagers... and selling them weed. police say 43-year-old christopher holden of santa rosa appointed himself as a physical therapist for a youth soccer team. several teen girls say he massaged them in unwanted areas... while supposedly treating them for their injuries. police say they also found holden smoking pot with underage girls. they say many teenage girls have previously associated with holden, and their could be more victims. (catherine) they've been at odds for months....and today president trump finally parted wayswith secretary of state rex tillerson.. the timing was still a surprise....and some people are shocked at the 'way' the presidentfired tillerson. he first tweeted that tillerson was out....only calling him hours later. he'll be replaced by c-i-a

director mike pompeo. one area where the two men were at odds -- north korea. tillerson had pushed for a more measured diplomatic approach. and was apparently blindsided by the president's decision to meet with kim jong un. tillerson talked to reporters this afternoon. rex tillerson - i received a call today from the president of the united states a little after noontime from air force one. i have also spoken to white house chief of staff kelly to ensure that we have clarity as to the days ahead. what is most important is to ensure an orderly and smooth transition. president trump - i actually got along well with rex but really it was a different mind set. a different thinking. also today - president trump's longtime personal aide, john mcentee, is out of his job.he was reportedly fired because he's being investigated by the department of homeland security. a source tells cnn that the investigation involves serious financial crimes that are not related to the president.

mcentee already has another job -- he's been hired by the trump 20-20 re-election campaign. he's the latest in a string of the president's long-time aides to leave the administration. when we put up the real wall we're going to stop 99 percent, maybe more than that (grant) president trump making some big claims about his planned border wall today.even before arriving in california today he was tweeting that the wall would pay for itself.steve aveson is in the newsroom with a closer look at that assertion.steve? (steve)the president re=tweeted a fox news story citing a group called the center for immigration studies as saying the 18=billion dollar wall will pay for itself by curbing the importation of crime, drugs and illegal immigrants who tend to go on the federal dole..."the report is not new, and according to an independent assessement, not even close to accurate. kachingthe report says if the

wall succeeds in keeping out 200=thousand people, the savings to the u=s economy will total nearly 15=billion dollars, almost covering the 18 billion dollar construction cost.sfxbut ... according to cato institute, that projected cost is unrealistically low and the estimated savings, outrageously high. the libertarian think tank cites department of homeland security estimates that building the wall will cost 17 million dollars a mile ... for a total of 28 billion.sfx maintaining it for the first ten years will add another 48 billion.sfxstaffing it, 6 billion dollars more.sfxthe cato institute says each undocumented immigrant costs about half what the report claims.bottom line: to pay for itself, the wall would have to stop just over one=million border=crossers ... that is 60 percent of everyone entering the country illegally.as for the claim that the wall will reduce the flow of illicit drugs, that claim has also been challenged.the d=e=a says

most drugs arrive in vehicles legally coming through u.s. ports of entry. they are hidden in concealed compartments in passenger cars or blended with legitimate goods in tractor trailers. (steve)so what is this center for immigration studies? according to the southern policy research center, it's a right wing hate group advocating white supremacy.the group denies the allegation and calls itself a non-partisan, non-profit, research organization. (grant) new tonight at 5... prosecutors say they will seek the death penalty against florida school shooting suspect nikolas cruz. he is accused of killing 17-people at stoneman douglas high school in parkland last month. that was the ninth deadliest mass shooting in modern u-s history. cruz is facing 17-counts of premeditated murder in the first degree and 17-more counts of attempted first-degree murder. in their decision today, the prosecutors called the

shooting "especially heinous, atrocious, and cruel." court documents say cruz confessed to the shooting shortly after his arrest. a public defender said last month the 19-year-old was willing to plead guilty if he could avoid the death penalty. (catherine) coming up... a bride on her way to her wedding-- finds herself in the back of a police cruiser. what she did to end up behind bars. (grant) plus after the break... if you're thinking about relocating-- you might want to move to fremont. the new title the city just received. (catherine) and taking a look at storm tracker 4 radar... scattered showers around the bay area tonight. we will have more on the wet forecast-- coming up.

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and detroit michigan - number 182. wallet hub looked at 28 key indicators of happiness... and says its panel of experts believes that moving to a certain citycan really make you more content. (grant) still ahead... the warriors need a day off-- after going hard for curry's big 3-0. we'll show you how the champions celebrated. (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break. (grant)(grant)

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and let's just say it looked like a blast. mark carpenter joins us with the sights and sounds from an epic occasion. a classic example of work hard, play hard. now, we just want to make this clear. we are not correlating these two events, but we'll say this. the warriors were supposed to practice this morning, but ended up cancelling it. last night-- they had quite the celebration. the great images...seen all over social media today. while we don't know where this all took place, we can show you what happened inside. first off, curry and some of his guests arrived to the location in a yacht. --then, the mvp...clearly having a wonderful time...was seen enjoying the feast --he even got on stage and sang a few numbers. --later on, everyone joined him for a dance party-- including head coach steve kerr and assistant coach mike brown. happy birthday mr. curry and don't forget you can catch that kind of content and much more on the kron4 hoop session. it's our new

weekly show dedicated to everything bay area basketball...from warriors to college to the prep level. this week--new kron4 sports reporter kim smith has a great story lined up about former wnba star ruthie bolton. it's the kron 4 hoop session...saturday nights at 11. and we also want to mention warriors back in action tomorrow against the lakers at oracle. contrary to how we saw him moving in the party footage, curry's ankle is apparently not 100-percent. the team announced moments ago that he will be re-evaluated next week. (grant) let's get a check on what we are working on for kron4 news at six. pam moore is standing by in the kron4 newsroom.. pam?(pam) thanks grant, coming up new tonight at six. we've learned a rookie san francisco police officer has been fired

... after this deadly shooting. he was on the job just four- days, when he opened fire on a suspect.. we are tracking reaction. plus - we are awaiting the vote count from a crucial special election in pennyslvania.. democrats and republicans have poured in millions of dollars to try and win a congressional seat there. we'll have the latest numbers next.. grant.. now back to you..(grant) thanks pam - we will see you at six. (catherine) tracking the storm moving through the bay area... we are seeing scattered showers again tonight.. (grant) chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here now with details on how long the rain is going to last. lawrence karnow: we began the day with heavy rain and gusty winds making for a messy commute.

rain finally turned to showers by the afternoon. the air is much more unstable now an we've seen a few lightning strikes. doppler radar continues to show more showers outside but they are more widely scattered. on the satellite you can see the storm as it moved ashore early today. behind it you can see another area of low pressure. that will bring another chance of rain wednesday especially in the south bay into the monterey bay. behind that another storm will move in to bring us much colder air and the possibility of thunderstorms. this last full week of winter is looking very busy. tomorrow shower will continue with a slight chance of isolated thunderstorms. more rain is expected on thursday and continuing into friday. highs will be chilly and in the 50s. snow levels will also be running low about 3,000 feet. winter storm warning continue in the sierra for heavy snow. stay tuned to kron 4 new for the very

latest.

(catherine) a bride in arizona had a hard time getting to the altar... that's because she was arrested for drunk driving - on the way to the wedding. there's video of the arrest in marana on monday-- that's 30 miles north of tucson. police say the woman was involved in a crash -- and officers detained herfor impaired driving. she was taken to a police station to have her blood drawn. police say she will be charged

with d-u-i... they did eventually release her to her fiancee. it's not clear if she ever made it to her wedding. (grant) take a look at this... a driver tries to leave the scene of a car accident... until a sledgehammer started being used to stop him. this was the scene in miami... you can see two men yelling at the driver to stop, pounding on his car and trying to open the car doors. the driver manages to pull away onto another street --- where the crowd follows. one person pulls out a sledgehammer and begins breaking the windows of breaking the windows of the car. the driver eventually pulls away again. 25-year-old maxwell lagutenko was later arrested...suspected of being high on some kind of drug. he faces charges of fleeing and eluding police, leaving the scene of an accident involving property damage and reckless driving.

(grant) next on kron 4 news at 5... see how a young boy comes to his neighbors rescue... after the man got trapped underneath a car.

(catherine) a 9-year-old boy jumped into action... after a car fell on top of his neighbor. the man was working on his mustang when it dropped off the supports, leaving him trapped and yelling for help. (grant)

the boy heard hs neighbor and quickly used a jack to lift the car off him before running for help. caroline hecker has the story. allen clemmons: "he's my guardian angel."despite being cooped up in a hospital bed, allen clemmons says he's blessed to even be alive.on saturday he was home working on his car when it slipped off the blocks and jack holding it up, crushing him.allen clemmons: "after it fell on me, i kept hollering and i couldn't get nobody there."he lay trapped under the car for an hour and a half before giving it one more shot.allen clemmons: "i asked god to help me, give me one more holler and send an angel by my way and i hollered the last time and then i gave up."that's when he says his guardian angel appeared, 9 year old malachi had been playing in the yard behind allen's and heard his cry for help.malachi coffey: "he was saying help. i think he was saying he was stuck up under something but i didn't know what he was talking about."that's when allen says malachi jumped into action, using a nearby jack to get the car off of him.allen clemmons: "and he pushed it up under the car, tightened it back up and i don't know how he did it but that little fella..the rod was about 2 feet long on that jack and he jacked that car completely up off me."malachi says he then ran home to get help.malachi coffey: "when the tow truck came they got another jack and pulled him out."clemmons was

then airlifted to columbia where he's recovering from six broken ribs and a fractured pelvis.even so, allen says he's thankful little malachi heard his calls.allen clemmons: "i don't think i would have made it another 30 minutes."and malachi has a special message for allen. malachi coffey: "mr. allen i hope you feel better!"once strangers they now say say they now share an incredible bond. (grant) that was caroline hecker

reporting. the man is expected to make a full recovery... and the boy says he and the boy says he learned how to use a car jack from his uncle. (catherine) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(granti) steve aveson and steve aveson and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (pam) thanks grant and catherine..coming up at six... rallies for and against a border wall..as president trump makes his first visit to california.. we'll tell you about the harsh criticism he had for the governor.. (steve) then -- new details on a controversial officer-involved shooting.. a san francisco cop now fired -- after killing a suspect.he had only been on the job four days... kron4 news at six starts after the break,

(pam) welcome in to the kron4 news at 6. taking a live look outside at s-f-o ... where rain forced the cancelations of dozens of flights today.i'm pam moore. and i'm steve aveson.. more rain is on the way this evening... let's start things off with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow who has been tracking the storm. lawrence karnow: we began the day with heavy rain and gusty winds making for a messy commute. rain finally turned to showers by the afternoon. the air is much more unstable now an we've seen a few lightning strikes. doppler radar continues to show more showers outside but they are more widely scattered. on the

satellite you can see the storm as it moved ashore early today. behind it you can see another area of low pressure. that will bring another chance of rain wednesday especially in the south bay into the monterey bay. behind that another storm will move in to bring us much colder air and the possibility of thunderstorms. this last full week of winter is looking very busy. tomorrow shower will a slight chance of isolated . more rain is expected on thursday and continuing into friday. highs will be chilly and in the 50s. snow levels will also be running low about 3,000 feet. winter storm warning continue in the sierra for heavy snow. stay tuned to kron 4 new for the very latest.

(pam) we have team coverage tonight of the rain hitting the bay area... people in the east bay got some relief ... as the rain tapered off a bit this afternoon. (steve) kron4's haaziq madyun now...on the array of accidents... as people dealt with this storm... and got ready for the next couple. by mid morning tuesday the heavy down pour had passed. however cloudy skys remained in the east bay and showers continued as you can see folks here in berkeley had the umbrellas over head. over in lafayette this guy had the maxi length rain coat on because although there was a break in the rain there are more showers throughout the week in the forecast according to the national weather service

bay area freeways saw multiple collisions on the rain soaked roadway overnight and into the morning according to the california highway patrol communications center, like this two car injury collision here on westbound 580 near macarthur in oakland. four lanes of traffic reduced to two lanes, other rain related road hazards included roadway floodings on freeways throughout the bay areawhile there was a break in the rain i found this pg&e crew trimming trees away from high voltage lines here on happy valley road in lafayette. pg&e officials say this kind of routine annual maintenance happens year round. pg&e crews are doing this kind of work throughout the bay area trimming as many trees a possible before the next storm moves in...in the east bay haaziq madyun kron4news (steve)

president trump flew into san diego today...visiting california for the firsttime since taking office. (pam) today, he began inspection of border wall prototypes ... but he also took shots at california leaders like governor jerry brown and oakland mayor libby schaaf ... over sanctuary city policies. (pam) grant lodes joins us now with more on the president's visit.(grant) first off... let's here's a look at where trump visited today. he was in otay mesa--- which is just north of the border-- and east of tijuana. he visited the site where there are eight towering prototypes for the border wall he keeps promising to build. the president asked which of the models are hardest to climb....saying that the u-s is dealing with "professional mountain climbers" trying to cross the border from mexico. the president also said if you didn't have a border wall...you wouldn't even have a country. as the president checked out the prototypes -- protesters and supporters held rallies across san diego. sarah

garfield, encinitas, ca. "he's a divider. he doesn't unite people."ily mariscao "when people are sent away, they're not sent home. this is their home." (grant) among the protestors today - a group across the border in tijuana. some carried signs saying "trump no! we will not pay for the wall." there was also a demonstration in support of the border wall... as for who 'will' pay -- that is still uncelar...even though the presdeint has long repeated that mexico will fund the project. when the process ends - one wall prototype will be picked for construction - -"if" congress approves the funds. (pam) back here in the bay. the ice the bay. back here in (pam) (pam) back here in the bay. the ice spokesman in san francisco has resigned, after saying, he could no longer "bear the burden" of spreading falsehoods perpetuated by the trump administration. james

schwab says, top officials repeatedly said.. roughly 800 dangerous criminals escaped arrest, because of oakland mayor libby schaff's warning about the four- day ice operation. schwab is disputing those claims -- saying, the statements were misleading because the agency never captures everyone on its target list ... and that calling all ... and that its target list ... and that calling all immigrants dangerous people ... is simply false. (pam) an internal investigation is underway at the san francisco county jail... after it was discovered.... two ice agents were able to get around the city's santcuary city policy...and interview an undocumented inmate. kron4's maureen kelly talked to the sheriff and the public defender who first reported the breach. that's a direct violation of local and state law public defender jeff adachi says some of his lawyers spotted ice agents at the city's jail last

week...it turns out the same two ice agents were allowed inside to talk to inmates....both at the jail #2 which is in the hall of justice and at the main jail around the corner. one inmate declined to talk to the ice agents, but a second inmate did not. agents were allowed to come into the jail then tara get it one of our clients asked him a bunch of questions about where i was from and his citizenship and afterwords had him sign a piece of paper. now there's a federal immigration detainer on our client which means once he's released from custody they are demanding he be sent to ice so this is a huge problem(vicki hennessy) i was horrified to learn that this it happened i was very disappointedsherriff vicki hennessy is describing her reaction when she learned the news. it's a violation of san francsico's sannctuary city policy for law enforcement to cooperate with ice when they are enforcing federal immigration laws. sheriff hennessy says this bulletin was re-issued that outlines the policy and for the next week watch commanders will be reviewing the bulletin during all three daily shifts. i'm committed to making sure doesn't happen again i think we have some of the strongest sanctuary city policies in the country and a sheriff all i can do is apologize because

the buck stops with me on the accountable person in this incidentthe sheriff says she believes the breach was simply a mistake, and not an instance where deputies were willfully violating the policy, but she plans to double check that by way of an internal investigation which is underway. maureen kelly kron4 news. (steve) in the north bay. three more suspects are behind bars tonight... in connection to home invasions in petaluma, that led to a pursuit into novato... pursuit into novato... bringing the total number of arrest now .. to seven. the three men were arrested around seven- last night at s.f.o... while trying to board

a flight back to the east coast. two suspects... a man and a woman... remain at large tonight. deputies say, nine people went to three different homes along eugenia drive, around three- yesterday morning... looking for marijuana which they mistakenly thought was being grown there. authorities say, the group kicked in doors ... tied up some of the people inside... and pistol whipped one man. in the search of the pot. (pam) in national news... prosecutors say, they will seek the death penalty against florida school shooting suspect - nikolas cruz. he is accused of killing 17-people at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland last month. that incident was the ninth deadliest mass shooting in modern u-s history. cruz is facing 17-counts of pre- meditated murder in the first degree ... and 17-more counts of attempted first- degree murder. in their decision today, the prosecutors called the shooting "especially heinous, atrocious, and cruel." court documents say, cruz confessed to the shooting shortly after his arrest.

a public defender said last month, the 19-year-old was willing to plead guilty in exchange for his life. (landing vo) (steve) a massive and powerful display in washington today calling for an end to gun violence. a memorial -- consisting of seven thousand pairs of shoes... one for every child killed by guns since the 2012 sandy hook school massacre. across the county tomorrow, tens of thousands of students are expected to walk out of school to protest gun violence. but as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now, students in one south bay school district will face consequences that could discourage them from participating. milpitas high school students, mostly juniors and seniors i'm told, are set to walk out of class early wednesday to join a nationwide student walkout intended to call on lawmakers to enact stricter gun control. they hope to make a difference says associate student body treasurer diangelo jacquez.diangelo

jaquez/milpitas high school senior "....i'm hoping it will make a difference, i know it doesn't happen all that much in california but we know it can happen anywhere and we're hoping this will create some awareness and help out..." the milpitas school district says it supports the students in giving voice to their concernsbut says it can't guarantee their safety away from school and those who leave class willface consequences in the form of an unexcused absence. superintendent cheryl jordan. cheryl jordan/superinten dent-milpitas unified school district"...our preference is that the kids stay on campus where all of the kids can have an opportunity to have a safe environment in which to have discourse about their concerns...."the students plan to march about a mile and a half and rally outside the milpitas police department, which will be providing security and traffic control along the way. critics say marking students absent amounts to punishment but the district says it's a teaching moment.cheryl jordan "...it's exactly a teaching moment, that's why we want the kids to stay on campus, then we can have everybody express their views for and against the issues surrounding violence at

school..."denangelo jacquez "...i wish there didn't have to be any consequences but since this is such a minor consequence that i don't thing students should worry about it and still partke in the event that's happening tomorrow...." rob fladeboe/milpitas "...for those who choose not to participate and stay i n school, there will be a moment of silence to express solidarity with students across the nation...in milpitas rob fladeboe kron 4 news (steve) on our website - we have a full list of schools scheduled to join tomorrow's walkout... we also have links to more information on what each school is planning... and ways to participate. that's all on kron4 dot com. (( áá v.o. / pam áá )) president trump makes his way to california on air force one ... and takes a moment along the way .. to fire his secretary of state on

twitter. (( áá v.o / steve áá )) desperate to avoid getting evicted from affordable housing, tenants storma local city hall to make a public plea for help. (( áá v.o. / pam áá )) another powerful storm system brings the 3rd n'oreaster to new englandin just ten days.... with 3 inches of snow falling every hour! (steve) and taking a look at storm tracker 4 radar... rain is falling around the bay area tonight. we will have more on the wet forecast-- coming up. it's the ross spring dress event. where you'll find the perfect dress at the perfect price. if you want to save big on dresses for every occasion, you've gotta get to the ross spring dress event. on now! ♪ you gotta go to ross.

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concord say thay are being pushed out by poor living conditions and high rent increases. today, kron four's philippe djegal spoke with the affected families... who took their concerns to city hall. (philippe) tenants say insects crawling on walls and on the floors have made living at park haven apartments in concord an unpleasant experience.elizabeth lira/tenant- "spiders, cochroaches, sometimes even bed bugs." elizabeth lira has lived here with her parents and two siblings for a year now... and, says on top of the poor conditions, the landlord wants to raise their rent more than 10- percent. lira says her family was issued a notice to vacate after refusing to accept the increase.elizabeth lira/tenant- "we're living in a place that we pay a lot for and its not even worth it. its horrible conditions." edith pastrano is an organizer with the non-profit -- "acce" alliance of californians for community empowerment.edith pastrano/acce- "the ladies whose daughter had a bed bug go into, climb into her ear, i mean, that trauma -- it's insane." "acce" is working with about 15 families that live here to get the landlord

to respond to the maintenance requests... stop, what they call, no-cause evictions and keep the rents affordable.... in a city without rent control. in the afternoon, the tenants went to city hall and dropped of inspection forms for the city inspector... hoping someone from the city responds and tours the apartment complex. a representative for the landlord says they do their best to respond to maintanence requests... and, that the property manager is willing review leasing options with tenants concerned about their rent. in concord, philippe djegal, kron four news.

new at six: california senator kamala harris responding to the firing today of secretary of state rex tillerson. president trump publicly announced the staffing change in a tweet this morning... he will nominate current c-i-a director mike pompeo to fill the position. secretary tillerson will stay on through the end of the month. joining us now to talk about this big shakeup.... david mccuan - professor and chair of the department of political science from sonoma state university.

(steve) we're one week away from the first day of spring and the northeast just can't catch a break. the third nor'easter, in less than two weeks is bringing more snow and flooding across the eastern seabaord. the massachusetts governor also

telling some nonemergency state employees to not report to work today... let's bring in chief meteorologist lawrence karnow for more. lawrence karnow: we began the day with heavy rain and gusty winds making for a messy commute. rain finally turned to showers by the afternoon. the air is much more unstable now an we've seen a few lightning strikes. doppler radar continues to show more showers outside but they are more widely scattered. on the satellite you can see the storm as it moved ashore early today. behind it you can see another area of low pressure. that will bring another chance of rain wednesday especially in the south bay into the monterey bay. behind that another storm will move in to bring us much colder air and the possibility of thunderstorms. this last full week of winter is looking very busy. tomorrow shower will continue with a slight chance of isolated thunderstorms. more rain is expected on thursday and continuing into friday. highs will be chilly and in the 50s. snow levels will also be running low about 3,000 feet. winter storm warning continue in the sierra for heavy snow. stay tuned to kron 4 new for the very latest.

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california governor arnold schwarzenneger is going to courtand oil companies are his target. (( áá v.o. steve áá )) an officer involved shooting in san francisco has resulted in the dismissalof a rookie police officer we've got the reason why coming up.. hi, we're alaska airlines, and we give you more than just peanuts. we give you all sorts of amazing stuff, like european biscoff cookies. hundreds of free movies and tv shows, that you can watch for free,

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san francisco police officer has been fired... chris samayoa was involved in a fatal shooting in the city three months ago.. (steve) catherine heenan is here with that story... just the latest example ofa controversial case the department is dealing with.. (catherine) that rookie officer had only been on the job for four days when the incident happened..he shot and killed an unarmed carjacking suspect in the city's bayview district... surveillance

video shows part of the incident...after a brief chase, 42-year-old keita o'neill was killed by officer chris samayoa.. police chief bill scott calls it a "needless action." body camera video showed the officer opening a side door of his patrol car and firing a single shot through the window as o'neill ran by. the video was shown at a town hall meeting in december.. there was community outrage...but also dissent from the police union....which arguedthe officer had done was he was trained to do...under stressful circumstances. o'neill had allegedly assaulted a state lottery worker and stolen her minivan.. just last night....another town hall meeting involving an officer involvedshooting. this one happened last week in san francisco's mission district... police released this body cam video showing the moments before officers killeda man who had been in the trunk of a car........they say he pulled out a gun. these are the moments before the gun shots were fired...san francisco police

say 19-year-old adolfo delgado and two other people were involved in an armed robbery.. they arrested the two others...but say delgado had been hiding in the trunk...refusing to get out. some people at last night's meeting argued the amount of force used was excessive. pam and steve?. (( áá v.o. / steve áá )) tragedy on the roadway as a school bus carrying triumphant studentshome from disneyworld have a horrific crash (( áá v.o. / pam áá )) a conservative firebrand is set to speak in the south bay, but will protestors appear and disrupt the appearance of ann coulter? we're on the scene with a report .. (pam) ♪ ♪ with the chase mobile app, michaela deprince could pay practically anyone, at any bank, all while performing a grand jeté between two grand pianos.

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congressional seat in pennsylvania ... and today voters hit the polls to pick the person they want to fill it. (steve) political groups have poured millions of dollars into the race and president trump even visited the area. kristen holmes is in mount lebanon pennsylvania to explain why this race is so important. all eyes here in southwest pennsylvannia's 18th district---as voters cast their ballots today-- in a neck and neck congressional race .conor lamb/-d- pennsylvania house candidate: "i dont have any predictions - im feeling confident"moderate democrat conor lamb-- a retired marine and former federal prosecutor pitted against republican state representative rick sacconea local race-- spilling onto the

national stage-- with many calling it a referendum on president trump wendy scott/mt. lebanon, pa resident: "i'm voting for rick saccone because i support what donald trump is doing and i think rick saccone will support donald trump as well." christine burlew, mt. lebanon, pa resident: "lamb."kristen: tell me why?christine burlew/mt. lebanon, pa resident: "because i think our country is under assault from trump."the president won the district in 2016 -- largly made up of white working class voters-- by roughly 20 points but recent white house chaos and the president's low approval ratings-- have some republicans on edgeoutside g-o-p groups pouring roughly ten million dollars into the race-- using ads"nancy had a little lamb"linking lamb to nancy pelosi-- a lightnig rod across the coutry. susan sander/mt. lebanon, pa resident: "i'm going to vote for rick saccone. i like conor lamb, i like the family. i don't like nancy pelosi, i don't like the democratic platform."lamb distancing himself from the democratic leader throughout the campaign both parties aware of the national implications-- bringing in their heavy hitters--- pres. trump: "i really feel strongly about rick saccone. and i know him and i feel strongly about him." vice pres. joe biden: "this is the guy that is going to help lead us to a future your kids are going to love."

pennslyvania, i'm kristen holmes (pam) polls closed at 8 pm eastern time tonight.first results are in... democrat conor lamb leads by 6- percentage points over republican rick saccone with 62- percent of precincts fully reporting. the race is still close.. (steve) happening tonight. conservative commentator ann coulter is speaking in the south bay. this is coulters first appearance in the bay area since she canceled her event during "free speech week" at u-c- berkeley last year. the event tonight is titled "in trump we trust"... and it is already sold out. it's being held at the i-f-e-s hall in mountain view at 7 pm tonight. jr stone is on the scene and will have a live report tonight at 8. (pam)as we take a look at radar... let's talk to chief meteorologist lawrence karnow about what's ahead in the forecast for tonight. lawrence karnow: we began the

day with heavy rain and gusty winds making for a messy commute. rain finally turned to showers by the afternoon. the air is much more unstable now an we've seen a few lightning strikes. doppler radar continues to show more showers outside but they are more widely scattered. on the satellite you can see the storm as it moved ashore early today. behind it you can see another area of low pressure. that will bring another chance of rain wednesday especially in the south bay into the monterey bay. behind that another storm will move in to bring us much colder air and the possibility of thunderstorms. this last full week of winter is looking very busy. tomorrow shower will continue with a slight chance of isolated thunderstorms. more rain is expected on thursday and continuing into friday. highs will be chilly and in the 50s. snow levels will also be running low about 3,000 feet. winter storm warning continue in the sierra for heavy snow. stay tuned to kron 4 new for the very latest. in san

in concord... tenants living at park haven apartments say they're unfairly facing high rent increases and no-cause evicitions... while being forced to stay in dirty conditions. bed bugs and cochroaches seen on floors and walls. the tenants walked to city hall, demanding inspectors tour their apartments to see how bad the situation is. they also want the landlord to back-off of the rent increases exceeding 10-percent. a representative for the landlord says they're willing to listen. in concord, philippe djegal, kron four news.

here in milpitas students at milpitas high school are poised todefy the wishes of the district and join a nationwide protest march against gun violence. the milpitas unified school district, saying it cannot guarantee the students safety away from campus, says students who join the walkout will be given an unexcused absence for the day. many students said they are okay with that and plan to walkout anyway and show their solidarity with the victims of last months shooting rampage in florida. in milpitas rob fladeboe kron 4 news (pam) one person is dead and several injured... after a bus on its way back from disneyworld, crashed near the alabama- florida border this morning. the bus was carrying high school band students.. back to the houston, texas area, when it plunged into a deep ravine off interstate-10. during the crash... the bus' front axle separated from the vehicle... and doors to the luggage compartments were ripped off. the driver of the bus died at the scene. the baldwin county sheriff's office says,

there is one critical injury... and five are serious. all other injuries are minor. (steve) newly released video shows a terrifying collision between two police helicopters in pasadena back in 2012. the video, released by the ntsb, shows a crew moving a helicopter to the launchpad another chopper approaches shortly thereafter, and the two crafts collide. amazingly, the six people involved received only minor injuries. the ntsb says pilot error from both aircraft and poor weather conditions caused the accident. (( áá v.o. / pam áá )) throwing down a few beers and then tossing an axe or two, that's the latestgood time at one drinking establishment. we'll tell you where, when we come back.

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that's our thing. visit att.com/internet. governor arnold schwarzenegger says.... he is planning to sue oil companies for "knowingly killing people all over the world." schwarzenegger compared big oil companies to tobacco companies, saying ... they have known since 19-59... that fossil fuels would lead to global warming. he claims to be in talks with several law firms, but does not yet know when he will file suit. the republican says, he hopes to spread awareness about the continued dangers of burning fossil fuels. (steve) axe throwing and alcohol... what could go wrong... a new bar in new york city shows that the

two... are a good mix for business. "kick axe" in brooklyn...provides customers with food...drinks..and 10 metal cage axe ranges where guests can toss silver axes at big wooden targets. however the dangerous sport is under the supervision of an "ax-pert"...who in addition to proving basic throwing technics...goes through safety guidlines. "kick axe" opened last year and has since taken the big apple by storm. (sot) no drinks are allowed in the axe throwing cage. and new york based "kick axe" is going nationwide. bars are scheduled to open in seattle and los angeles. no word if the

bay area will buy into the new axe throwing trend. in sports -- busy day in the n-f-l a day ahead of free agency... the 49ers and raiders are among the teams making strong additions to their rosters for next season. also -- steph curry celebrates his 30th birthday in style. our sports director, gary radnich has the story and an update on his ankle injury he has all the sports coming up

the n-f-l free agency doesn't officially start until tomorrow afternoon, but teams are not wasting any time beefing up their rosters. the 49ers reportedly agree to terms with former offensive lineman, weston richburg to a five-year deal. details of the contract have not been revealed richburg started 50 of the 51 games at center.

last season he only played four games after being placed on season ending injured reserve with a concussion. richburg was drafted in 2014 as a left guard before moving to center. he's expected to be in the mix for a starting guard position with san francisco. the raiders also made a move on offense. the team is expected to sign former 49ers tight end, derek carrier to a three-year deal. carrier is returning to the bay area after playing last season with the rams. the raiders add a versatile player to their roster his most productive season was 2015 with the redskins carrier was used as a tight end, full back, and wide receiver. the biggest deal of the day was kirk cousins to the minnesota vikings. the former redskins quarterback

reportedly plans on signing a fully guaranteed three-year contract worth 84-million dollars. cousins is the first quarterback to land a fully guaranteed contract he becomes the highest paid quarterback in the n-f-l. he's been one of the most productive q-b's since become the redskins starter three years ago. the 49ers were in the mix for cousins before making the trade for jimmy garoppolo. here's a list of the most notable free agency moves around the n-f-l. case keenum, who lead

minnesota to an n-f-c championship, is expected to sign with the denver broncos tomorrow. staying the a-f-c west... sammy watkins is headed to the chiefs on a three-year deal worth 48 million dollars with 30-million guaranteed drew brees will mostly likely end his career with the saints he agrees to resign with new orleans on a two-year deal worth 50-million dollars. it includes 27-million in guarenteed money. green bay release jordy nelson and add jimmy graham on a three-year deal. finally, former patriots cornerback, malcom butler is moving to music city to join the titans on a five-year deal worth 61- million dollars. steph curry is making news for a variety of reasons. the warriors all- the warriors all-star along with rapper and mogul, sean "diddy" combs are included in an ownership group to buy the carolina panthers. curry and diddy would

become minority owners of the panthers. e-commerce billionare, michael rubin is putting together a group to buy the team from jerry richardson. rubin, who is owner of the sports apparel retailer fanatics... owns stakes of the phildelphia 76ers, new jersey devils, and premiere league soccer team crystal palace. according to forbes -- rubin is worth 3-million dollars. on to basketball related news -- curry will miss the next four games. the two-time m-v-p is still recovering from his right ankle tweak. curry will not play on his birthday against the lakers at oracle arena. he will be re- evaluated next week. steph twisted his right ankle on thursday against the spurs in the first quarter. he didn't play in the last two road losses against the trail blazers and timberwolves. the warriors might be struggling but they don't seem to be too worried. they were supposed to practice this morning, but ended up cancelling it. last night -- they were celebrating curry's 30th birthday. the great images...seen all over social media today. while we don't know where this all took place, we can show you what happened inside. first off, curry and some of

his guests arrived to the location in a yacht. --then, the mvp...clearly having a wonderful time...was seen enjoying the feast --he even got on stage and sang a few numbers. --later on, everyone joined him for a dance party-- including head coach steve kerr and assistant coach mike brown. finally, the n-c-a-a tournament kicked off tonight l-i-u brooklyn facing radford first four of the east region. -- former walk-on player raiquan clark looking to lead brooklyn over radford in the first tourney. -- first

half... radford up by 2 ed polite junior with the big dunk tallies 13 points, 12 rebounds, 4 assists, 2 steals -- devonnte holland hits a three for radford highlanders win 71-61 they will face first-seed villanova thursday (( áá v.o. / steve áá )) new laws mean new training for law

enforcement. coming up why legal potmeans big changes for the sniffers on the k9 patrol.

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have also necessitated adjustments in k-9 officer training... reporter steve large has more. meet lance... roseville police department's 2-year-old german shepherd k-9 officer... nat sounda police dog who loves playtime with his ball at play.at work, lance will soon become roseville's first k-9 drug sniffing dog that will not alert his handler's to the scent of marijuana-- only heroin, cocaine and methamphetamine.officer scott miszkewycz/roseville police department"now they will not be trained on marijuana, they'll be trained on the other three."lance is roseville's solution to the problem california created for law enforcement when it legalized pot.the decision created an industry of overqualified drug sniffing dogs...no longer needed to alert handlers to the now legal marijuana.officer scott miszkewycz/roseville police department"obviously the dogs have a career, a lifespan that they're used for, so we're fazing them out. once they retire out, we're not trying the new dogs on marijuana." it's just one of the changes in california new era of legalized marijuana.jeff kravitz/lawyer"it's a brave new world."defense attorney jeff kravitz says california's decision to legalize pot is not only changing policing of

marijuana......it could also lead to prosecutors to filing fewer cases involving drugs that remain illegal.jeff kravitz/lawyer"because they can sense that the juries won't care. and so they don't want to prosecute cases that the juries don't care about." questions surrounding the wide ranging impacts of california's new legal pot laws.natsfrom the courtrooms, to k-9 officers and their companions. in roseville, the answer starts with new training for their drug sniffing dogs. lawrence karnow: we began the day with heavy rain and gusty winds making for a messy commute. rain finally turned to showers by the afternoon. the air is much more unstable now an we've seen a few lightning strikes. doppler radar continues to show more showers outside but they are more widely scattered. on the satellite you can see the storm as it moved ashore early today. behind it you can see another area of low pressure. that will bring another chance of rain wednesday especially

in the south bay into the monterey bay. behind that another storm will move in to bring us much colder air and the possibility of thunderstorms. this last full week of winter is looking very busy. tomorrow shower will continue with a slight chance of isolated thunderstorms. more rain is expected on thursday and continuing into friday. highs will be chilly and in the 50s. snow levels will also be running low about 3,000 feet. winter storm warning continue in the sierra for heavy snow. stay tuned to kron 4 new for the very latest. last weather and goodbye last weather last weather

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