tonight at 5... students across the bay area stand up-- and walk out of class exactly one month after 17 people were shot and killed at a florida high school. at 10:00 this morning... students showed solidarity for those victims-- and campaigned for changes to gun laws. good evening i'm grant lodes. (catherine) and i'm catherine heenan in for vicki liviakis. thousands of students all over the nation walked out of class today. you can see crowds of students in san francisco, los angeles, new york pouring out of buildings.. also parkland florida - where the shooting happen a month ago. students all had the same message -- they want to see action on fighting gun violence. (catherine) the student walkouts happened in suburbs and cities across the bay area. (grant) kron4's maureen kelly was in alameda this morning where nearly two-thousand middle and high school students left class. at 10 am students trickled out of alameda high....and spent

17 minutes in silence, one minute for every victim of the horrific valentine's day tragedy at a florida high school. those who bore witness say it filled them with sadness....and anger.it makes you really realize all those people most of those were 14-year-olds like babies they didn't get to live their lives, we shouldn't have to have moments of silence because there shouldn't be any school shootings we shouldn't have to have this problemnatshey hey ho ho the nra has got to gothe silence turned into shouting as students from all of the public high schools on the island marched off their campuses as residents cheered them on.i hope their voices are heard i hope we finally get some sort of changenats rise up, get downthey gathered at washington park and rallied against gun violence and for stricter gun control, chanting and carrying signs with the shocking tally of the victims.others simply stating enough is enough.things that go on in this country that are completely unacceptable the only way to make a difference is to make sure our opinions are heard and voiced especially kids because it's our lives are in jeopardy so oftena small group of pro gun students walked out as well.but said they are not counterprotesting the event. we're all against gun violence everyone hears it goes violence know once for violence at least not here some younger students like this second grader participated as well.i asked about his signpeople are dying so i want to help other

people not diethose rallying braved the rain, which was heavy at times, to listen to speakers. let's make sure it never happens again one student told me that she hopes the message adults take away from these school walk outs and rallies is not to underestimate this generation. maureen kelly kron4 news (grant) kron4 crews were all over the bay today...docume nting the student demonstration s... viewers also shared video...by uploading it to the kron4 mobile app. this video is courtesy of tyler

pie-dad...the student body president at moreau catholic high school in hayward ... where students marched and held signs along mission avenue. in the south bay .... students at san jose's presentation high school walked out. one sign seen here reads: protect kids, not guns. in san francisco... students marched down the embarcadero... demandign changes in the gun laws. they were chanting...'no more silence...end gun violence.' and in the north bay...many students at tam high school... in mill valley.... were joined by their parents and even residents of a nearby retirement home... as they asked passing drivers to show their support by honking their horns. one prominent sign...help stop this madness. for a lot of us this is going to become our life mission (catherine) the

national protests, led by students at florida's marjorie stoneham douglas high school in parkland. tens of thousands of students took part. pam moore is in the newsroom to show us some of the images. pam? (pam) their message was simple ... keep me safe.the students from coast to coast ... demanding to be protected from violence in schools. in portland oregon, students formed a peace sign.in los angeles, they spelled out the word "enough."in the nation's capital, demonstrators turned their backs on the white house and sood silently for 17 minutes ... honoring the 17 victims of the ginman in parkland, florida. "it feels so good that so many people are supporting us." exactly one month after they were evacuated under armed guard, parkland shooting survivors left their classes again. "i do not feel safe. i still don't feel safe. "today's march had special meaning in littleton, colorado, where 13 students were massacred at columbine high school in 1999. "why? why does this keep happening?' it is not only florida that is pushing for change, it is not only parkland. that it is everyone is america who is not just

asking for change but demanding it."chanting nat maryland students took their message to the seats of power. "we will accept nothing less than comprehensive gun control. we will shame our national policymakers into protecting us not just in schools but in churches, movie theaters, on the streets and the communities of color which are disproportionately affected by the sickness of gun violence." civil rights pioneer john lewis urged them to keep up their fight. "you will have a victory, and it will be a victory for all america. it will be a victory for our world."inside the capitol... the yeas are 407, the nays are 10.the house of representative s passed a measure aimed at curbing school violence. by training school officials and police to respond to mental health issues. (pam) the house bill says ... nothing about gun control.. which was mostly what todays demonstrations

were all about. the students from around the country will be back in washington on march 24th.. for what's called - the march for our lives back to you in the studio.. (grant) the national rifle association sent out a defiant tweet as students were walking out of class. it included a picture of an assault-style rifle and a comment saying: "i'll control my own guns, thank you." the nra has come under increased criticism since last month's school shooting. the gunman used an ar-15 assault rifle. (catherine) while schools across the bay area were joining the national walkout, an east bay school was on lockdown...(grant)(on cam) that's after the discovery of a graffiti message threatening gun violence at the school... kron4's haaziq madyun shows us where it happened. i'm shooting the school tomorrow at onenat/sot haaziq you get this text from your child in the morning, you first thoughts are?sot

san leandro high school students: "i don't know if i should go out the window or jump out the door. i was that scared. we you know we hear about this all the time on the news, kids are shooting up the schools, so things like this we definitely have to take serious">the graffiti was found wednesday morning written on a stall in the boys restroom at san leandro high school, in san leandrosotthat happened around 10am. san leandro unified school district superintendent mike mclaughlin explains why parents were notified about an hour latersotsan leandro police officers were called insotthe lockdown was released at 1pm. school also ended early at that time. however san leandro

high school will be closed on thursday...the superintendent explains why...sotwe should note this only applys to san leandro high school...in san leandro haaziq madyun kron4news (catherine) (catherine)breaking news: toys r us will reportedly close or sell all of its u-s stores. according to an industry expert the company's c-e-o told employees the plan is to liquidate all u.s. stores.. it might later do a deal with its canadian operation to run some of its u.s. stores. according to

the washington post: the closures could affect 33-thousand jobs... they're expected to happen over time - not all at once.the chain filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection last fall, saddled with debt that hurt its attempts to compete. it pledged then to stay open, but had weak sales during the critical holiday season.the company declined to comment. (grant) a big story we are following tonight... the pathway home -- which was the scene of a deadly hostage hostage situation friday -- is closing. as kron4's philippe djegal reports.. the mental health program has suspended operations indefinately at the california veterans home in yountville. (philippe) the building is still surrounded by crime scene tape. some windows remain busted open. there are bullet holes on the walls... and, the deadly shooting is still fresh in everyone's minds... a spokesperson for the pathway home says he's not sure anyone would even feel comfortable visiting this facility considering what happened here last week. larry kamer, who speaks for pathway...

says the board of directors are looking into the failures in security protocols that allowed a veteran to walk in with a gun and kill three people who work here and himself. a facility where the gunman once lived. pathway home is also still mourning the loss of the three women who didn't make it out alive. so for now, operations here have been suspended indefinitely.larry kamer/pathway home- " right now... kamer says the residents who lived at the pathway home are staying in hotels until the future of the non-profit organization is figured out. in yountville, philippe djegal, kron four news. (catherine) some very active weather today around the bay area.. there was heavy rain -- and even hail.. take a look this is new video from antioch...(grant) and a much different story now..you can see a blue sky for now at the bay bridge.... but -- the rain is far from over.rain is far but -- the rain is far but -- the bridge.... but -- the rain is far

from over.chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is standing by with mor eon what's ahead. lawrence karnow: we had numerous showers and thunderstorms todayh. highs were cool in the 50s. there were even some snow flakes over our highest mountains. showers continue to show up on doppler radar. we could see a few more shower tonight but they will be more isolated. on the satellite you can see the low passing just south of the bay area. it helped to bring a few more downpours and showers but the main focus of this part of the storm was further south. the air remains very unstable and another storm will begin to drop in tomorrow bringing more rain and showers with isolated thunderstorms. the snow level will lower to around 3,000 feet. highs will be cool and in the low to upper 50s. showers will continue on friday with more thunderstorms possible. we could see a few lingering showers on saturday but the trend over the weekend will be toward drier weather. sunday looks dry with partly cloudy skies. another storm brings possibly heavy rain to the bay area on the first day of spring.

(grant) coming up-- a warning if you drive specific ford model cars. why the company says the steering wheel can come off while you're driving. (catherine) also -- a lesson about safety in the classroom... turns dangerous. how a teacher accidentally fired a gun. (grant) and after the break.. united is in more hot water tonight-- first a dog dies in one of their overhead cabins... and now another passenger says the airline made a big mistake with their dog.

more problems for united airlines -- even as it faces continued outrage over the latest death of a pet.... a french bulldog puppy which a flight attendant insisted be put in the overhead compartment.. witnesses say the woman who owned it was adamant about not putting little 'kokito' up there in its carrier -- but finally gave in. she was traveling with a young daughter and infant monday. she said she heard the puppy bark at one point but was holding the baby and there was turbulence at times....and couldn't get up. at the end of the 3 and a half hour flight -- the dog was dead. passengers say the woman and her little girl were devastated - and began sobbing uncontrollably. united has apologized - admitting it was a mistake.

the airline may soon be issuing yet another apology. united is investigating after a family's kansas-bound dog was mistakenly flown to japan yesterday.they went to pick up their 10-year-old german shepard from a cargo facility - and were given a great dane. they say it took hours to confirm where their dog 'irgo' had been taken... at last word, they're still waiting to get him back. it's just the latest in a string of problems for united. their track record for animal deaths is off the charts compared to other airlines. just one example -- they killed a prize winning rabbit in april of last year - which was on its way to becoming the world's largest. last year alone - united reported 18 animal deaths and 13 injuries..... it's at least the fourth year in a row that united has hit the worst record for in- flight animals deaths. (grant) new tonight at 5... the mother of a teen killed last year by two fremont police officers is

filing a federal lawsuit. prominent civil rights attorney john burris announced the lawsuit today. elena mondragon was pregnant... when she was shot and killed one year ago today. it happened in hayward when officers were trying to arrest her boyfriend... who was wanted for multiple armed robberies. the two officers who fired at mondragon have recently been cleared of any wrongdoing in the shooting. in the lawsuit.. burris says the officers should have tried to arrest mondragon's boyfriend instead of opening fire. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: we had numerous showers and thunderstorms todayh. highs were cool in the 50s. there were even some snow flakes over our highest mountains. showers continue to

show up on doppler radar. we could see a few more shower tonight but they will be more isolated. on the satellite you can see the low passing just south of the bay area. it helped to bring a few more downpours and showers but the main focus of this part of the storm was further south. the air remains very unstable and another storm will begin to drop in tomorrow bringing more rain and showers with isolated thunderstorms. the snow level will lower to around 3,000 feet. highs will be cool and in the low to upper 50s. showers will continue on friday with more thunderstorms possible. we could see a few lingering showers on saturday but the trend over the weekend will be toward drier weather. sunday looks dry with partly cloudy skies. another storm brings possibly heavy rain to the bay area on the first day of spring. (2-shot) (catherine) we said it was

going to be a wet week...and so far it's been just that. with very few bay area spots left out of the action.(grant) it may not be that "march miracle" that makes an occasional appearance and saves the day -- but it's welcome nonetheless...as kron four's rob fladeboe found out... in los gatos. this was santa cruz avenue around noon here in downtown los gatos. after what can only be described as a few intermittent nuisance showers this morning, the rain got more serious this afternoon. umbrellas sprouted along the sidewalks as the lunch crowd and others dodged the latest downpour. water pouring off off roof tops into down spouts and into storm drains is a good sign. in an average year, los gatos by this time might see somewhere around twelve and half inches of rain but so far it's received about six and a half inches. a year ago today, it had received a

whopping fifteen point 61 inches. normal would be just under fifteen. so the proverbial cup is just half full but the window shoppers and others i ran into weren't about to let that dampen their spirits. bring it on they say. "....it reminds me of ten years ago when we had a really wet march that saved the day, it was wonderful.." "....i am concerned about drought but i hope this is a breaker..." "...i feel like we're still in a big drought so keep it coming..." "....it's nice, i'm not crazy about it but we need it and thank goodness it's raining again..."rob fladeboe/los gatos "...so keep that umbrella handy because it looks like there are a couple of more wet days still to come this week. in los gatos rob fladeboe kron 4 news (grant) happening now... ford is recalling 1.4 million cars because the steering wheels could come off. the company says a bolt could come loose on the steering wheel and in some

cases cause it detach while driving. the affected models are ford fusions and lincoln m-k-z-s from 2014 to 2018. the automaker says two accidents due to the malfunction have been reported. for more information on this recall-- go to our website at kron-4 dot com. (catherine) still ahead... how a lesson about school safety turns dangerous... as a teacher makes a big mistake. (grant) and after the break-- a local c-e-o is being accused of fraud-- and taking hundreds of millions of dollars from investors.

elizabeth holmes - a stanford dropout once called "the next steve jobs" -- is beingcharged with 'massive fraud' by u.s. regulators... that's while she was leading the silicon valley blood testing start-up called 'theranos.' the securities and exchange commission simultaneously filed a civil lawsuit today - announcing a settlement in which holmes will step down from authority and pay millions in fines and stock to

be returned to the company. the s-e-c accuses theranos and holmes of "elaborate, years-long fraud" that deceived investorsinto providing more than 700- million dollars. an example - telling them the company's devices were being used by the defense dept -- when they were not.. theranos was formed in 2003 to create cheaper, more efficient medical testing. it had to void two years of blood tests following a 2015 wall street journal report questioningits methods. (grant) an accidental shooting in a monterey county classroom...the shooter...was the teacher. that teacher ... who is also a reserve police officer... was giving a public safety lesson in the classroom ... when the gun went off. three students were injured by falling debris. sierra starks talked to one of those students about his injuries. 17-year-old fermin gonzales was one of the students injured when his teacher, dennis alexander, was checking to see if the gun he brought to his administration of justice class was loaded ...

that's when it accidentally went off. fermin gonzales: "you could see like splatters on the ceiling, like, splatters of the fragments on the ceiling." some of those fragments ended up in fermin's neck. fermin gonzales, student: "and then i look at my shirt like that and then theres like blood on my shirt and then i like wipe my neck kind of and bullet fragment comes off my neck."fermin says ... mr. alexander, excused himself for a moment, came back and apologized, but class continued. fermin gonzales, student:"i left school, to make sure the metal was out of my neck."that's when he called his dad.fermin gonzalez, father:"i couldn't believe it. i couldn't believe it i just kept saying what on the phone, what? i couldn't believe it its just so crazy that the teacher teaching them about gun safety shoots one off and hits the ceiling. and then hearing that he got hit was just i mean crazy." firearms are forbidden in classrooms around the monterey peninsula unified school district... pk diffenbaugh, school district superintendent: "we have to have a safe environment for our kids and clearly in this incident it was not, prototcols were not followed." mr. alexander has been a reserve police sand city for more than a decade. this incident at seaside high comes at a time when the national arming teachers ... now hitting close to home for this seaside family. fermin gonzalez, father: "this was an incidient with a trained professional, if you just give it to everybody - a teacher at the school, this could happen again and again, and it could be a lot worse."

(grant) (grant) next at 5:30.. we are learning new information tonight about what exactly happened when the gunman at the yountville veterans home entered a room-- and took three victim's hostage. hear the emotional story from a woman...who was allowed to leave. (catherine) also - a young girl is hit by a car while walking in a cross walk-- and it's all caught on camera. details on the driver police are now looking for.

(catherine) local first... here are the stories we're tracking in your neighborhood tonight.. (grant) police are searching for the driver who inured a 12- year-old girl in a hit and run in the south bay. this is surveillance video from a kron-4 viewer-- showing the moment the girl was hit.

she was walking áin the ácrosswalk at north 17th and east julian streets. it happened just before 9:00 on monday morning. police are now looking for the driver of the 4-door toyota camry. the girl was taken to the hospital but she will be okay. police describe the driver as a white woman, 40 to 50 years old with brown hair. (grant) a student in morgan hill is arrested after police say he made a threat at ann sobrato high school. police say they responded to the school to investigate a threatening message found on campus. authorities were able to identify and arrest the student who is accused of making the threat. police are now encouraging their parents to talk to their children about the severity of their actions. there has been an increase of threats being made at schools across the bay area. (catherine) in the east bay... police have arrested a man after a convenience store robbery in concord. it happened last month.. but police just

announced the arrest today. the suspect has been identified as 57-year-old shunn oliver. during the robbery-- police say he pretended to buy a bag of chips, and then demanded money from the register. (grant) in the north bay.... vallejo police officers are now carrying a life saving drug -- narcan. in an emergency situation... narcan can reverse opioid over-doses. after training earlier this month... each patrol officer can now give a give single dose of the drug. this comes as the city is seeing an increase in heroin and fentanyl overdoses. (grant) one person in marin county has been hospitalized with shell-fish poisoning. this comes after the marin county health department issued a warning last week... telling people not to eat recreationally harvested shellfish. the warning includes oysters... clams and mussels. a recent sample detected a toxin called "p-s-p." the toxin can make people sick...and cooking the shellfish does not get rid of it. state- certified ácommercial

shellfish are still safe to eat. (catherine) on the peninsula... two men are behind bars -- accused of spraying gang related graffiti at more than a dozen locations in south san francisco. the arrest happened at estrada's meat market on linden avenue-- when police got reports of two men spraying graffiti. they arrested 28-year-old wolfgang lopez and 29-year-old ignacio contreras... during the investigation-- police found more than 15 nearby spots with freshly painted gang graffiti. lawrence karnow: we had numerous showers and thunderstorms todayh. highs were cool in the 50s. there were even some snow flakes over our highest mountains. showers continue to show up on doppler radar. we could see a few more shower tonight but they will be more isolated. on the satellite you can see the low passing just south of the bay area. it helped to bring a few more downpours and showers but the main focus of this part of the storm was further south. the air remains very unstable and another storm will begin to drop bringing more rain and showers with isolated thunderstorms. the snow level will lower to around 3,000 feet. highs will be cool and in the low to upper 50s. showers will

continue on friday with more thunderstorms possible. we could see a few lingering showers on saturday but the trend over the weekend will be toward drier weather. sunday looks dry with partly cloudy skies. another storm brings possibly heavy rain to the bay area on the first day of spring. (grant)(grant) (grant) tonight we're learning firsthand about what happened behind closed doors when a lone gunman took hostages at the veterans home in yountville last friday.. the three women who were killed at a treatment facility there - included clinical psychologist jennifer gonsalez who was several months pregnant. (catherine) the gunman had walked in as a retirement party was underway. kron four's terisa estacio talked with one of the women attending the party.... she joins us on set with more on that conversation. (terisa) i met up with residential

clinician haley rekdahl in front of the makeshift memorial at pathway home for the three women who lost their lives... she told me that it has been so difficult to process all that happened. but she shared with me what it was like to come face to face with the gunman and how he shattered lives that fateful day. did it all happen fast? like 5 minutes? yeah. i have blocked some things out, but yeah, like 5 minutes. he had his gun against him. he walked in with it and he was just very calm. just kind of emotionless. did he say anything to you? he, didnt say anything. he at first said, veterans, you can go. because there were couple of veterans with us. and then 4 staff members that he let me go, all he said was first name, you can go. there were 2 before me, i was the 3rd, then he let me go. he motioned me to toward the door. he wanted us to walk out, i walked out past him and out the door and then ran from there. did you hear shots? i was out before the shots were fired. we passed a sheriff's deputy on way out. we were driving out in a vehicle, way before it happened. where you hopeful at the time you ran out, yeah, at the time, i didn't think this would be the outcome. i have been visting

every day, just to be close to them. it is all i can do right now.

we talked for a while next to the memorial.... i will have more coming up on kron four news at 6. she was really so brave and she was really so brave and so impressive to talk with .... q and a?

(catherine) coming up-- there's a spike in crime in one quiet east bay neighborhood. what police are doing to try to catch the criminals. (grant) an outpouring of emotional reaction to the death of stephen hawking. more on his life an legacy-- after the break.

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hawking has died...and tonight-- people from all over the world are reacting and processing the news of his death. considered the world's greatest living scientist... hawking was known both in scientific circles and pop culture. he explained the mysteries of space...time...and black holes in his book " a brief history of time"...which has sold over 10 million copies. perhaps

most stunning: hawking had lived with a-l-s since 19-63. he spent much of his life confined to a wheelchair...re lying on a speech synthesizer. the 76 year old leaves behind three children and three grandchildren. the actor who played hawking in a film about his life has described him as the funniest man he ever met. eddie red--mayne, who won an oscar for his portrayal of hawking "the theory of everything," says quote-- "we have lost a truly beautiful mind, an astonishing scientist and the funniest man i have ever had the pleasure to meet." (catherine) still ahead-- the warriors are without several power players tonight--- and klay thompson could be out for weeks. our sports reporter kim smith joins us on set to talk about the ailing warriors

(catherine) more bad news on injuries for the warriors... the team will now have to be without the other

half of the splash brothers for a few games..(grant) the warriors announced klay thompson is the latest addition to the injury list.. kron 4's kim smith is in studio.. kim, just how many players are they down now? klay thompson makes the 5th player out for the warriors... like they say when it rains it pours... klay will sit out for at least the next 4 games with a broken thumb.. the team plans to re-evaluate him on march 22nd.. the injury bug calling for the rest of the team to have to step up.. in morning shootaround jordan bell looked like he has made significant progress from his ankle sprain... he's available for tonight's game.. also, his college teammate chris boucher, in from santa cruz is set for his nba debut.. and the warriors will need andre iguodala to get some quality minutes..he has been upgraded to available for tonight... he's dealing with a left wrist sprain.. but we saw him

getting shots up this morning .. looked like he was good to go...steph curry told us today, even with all of the injuries the warriors' morale is still high... we will give you a full breakdown on the warriors as they battle through the injury bug.. mark carpenter is in full press for kron 4's hoop session on saturday night at 11..and as we celebrate women's history month... i will share an inspiring story from wnba hall of famer ruthie bolton who shares her personal account of overcoming domestic abuse...bringing you some girl power on kron 4.. we have to wish steph curry a very happy birthday... we saw the celebration on monday.... but today number 30 officially turned 30... also a new year in the nfl.. gary radnich is in at 6 to talk free agency (catherine) let's get a check on what we're working on for kron4 news at six. steve aveson is standing by in the newsroom(steve) thanks catherine.coming up new tonight at six. details on a renewed effort to sue the

raiders for leaving oakland. we'll talk to an east bay assemblyman who says there is a way to do it.. with no risk to taxpayers money. then -- you've probably seen or heard of standing desks.. they are meant to be better for your health.... but new research says otherwise that's also new at six, catherine?(catherine) thanks steve we will see you at six. (grant) the san ramon police department is working to combat and increase in crime. police chief dan pratt presented the numbers to the city council last night. the biggest issues included property crime... car burglaries... and theft. among the department's initiatives...it's urging people to register their surveillance cameras with police. "some suspects shot a flare gun residences and we were able to capture footage of the vehicle. we put that out on social media and it helped identify the suspects."(grant) the san ramon city council previously proposed a city-wide camera system

...however we are told that will not make it into this year's budget. (catherine new video tonight shows the snow in the sierra really piling up...because of theselate winter storms.. this was the scene in heavenly today. heavy snow and strong winds will continue on and off tomorrow-- and into saturday. higher elevations could get up to 5-feet of new snow. drivers are being warned that they could face white-out conditions, chain controls and road closures. right now there's an avalanche watch between yuba and ebbetts passes... including the greater lake tahoe area. (grant) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: we had numerous showers and thunderstorms todayh. highs were cool in the 50s. there were even some snow flakes over our highest mountains. showers continue to show up on doppler radar. we could see a few more shower tonight but

they will be more isolated. on the satellite you can see the low passing just south of the bay area. it helped to bring a few more downpours and showers but the main focus of this part of the storm was further south. the air remains very unstable and another storm will begin to drop in tomorrow bringing more rain and showers with isolated thunderstorms. the snow level will lower to around 3,000 feet. highs will be cool and in the low to upper 50s. showers will continue on friday with more thunderstorms possible. we could see a few lingering showers on saturday but the trend over the weekend will be toward drier weather. sunday looks dry with partly cloudy skies. another storm brgs possibly heavy rain to the bay

(grant) take a look at this! the third nor'easter has left boston feeling frozen. and famed princess elsa from the movie 'frozen' made a guest snow bank reportedly is 37 -year- old boston attorney jason triplett. triplett single- handedly pushed the stranded police wagon from the snow bank. he bought the frozen costume last winter... and wore it to give his friends a laugh. (catherine) kron4 news at 5... some are calling it a miracle. a little boy gets trapped in a car -- and survives as it's hit by a train. what officials say saved his life. if you want to save big on dresses for every occasion, you've gotta get to the ross spring dress event. on now!

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miracle.(catherine) a three-year-old boy is uninjured after the car he was in ... was hit by a train. sarah buy-novsky has the remarkable story. three-year old camden davis is a happy kid.he loves scoobie doo and singing.and he is alive despite a terrifying crash on the train tracks. mikayla davis, mother:"i blacked out, you really do black out. all i remember is trying to get him out and when the train took the car, i blacked out, i blacked out completely, i'm thinking my son is dead."it happened here on york avenue in avoca. camden's mom mikayla davis was driving... her sister, jenna was in the passenger seat. mikayla says she drove onto the tracks when the railroad gates seemed to malfunction. the one ahead of her vehicle came down and a train was bearing down on them.jenna davis, aunt:"i said, back up! reverse! she reversed, the back gate was already down, so we bumped it a little bit and i said we need to get out right now."jenna and mikayla got out, rushing to free camden who was belted in the back, mikayla tripped and fell to the ground.we don't care if we die at this point, just him, we want him to be ok." jenna yanked the back door open... but it was too late. with the door open, the train hit the vehicle with little camden still was so happy!" jenna davis:"we didn't expect to hear him cry, that was the best sound in the world, she

went over and she got him and that's when i called 911." rescue crews say the child seat saved camden's life.the fact that he was completely ggi him. like all day i just kept hugging and kissing him, he really is my world." (grant) that was sarah buy- novsky reporting. investigators are still trying to figure out what caused the crash. the crash.what caused to figure out are still trying investigators reporting. investigators are still trying to figure out what caused the crash. (catherine) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(granti) steve aveson and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (pam) thanks grant and catherine... coming up at six: on the one month anniversary of the florida school shooting. students -- walk out of class -- demanding gun control. our crews were capturing the scene all over the bay area.(steve)

then new details about a deadly crash...now we are learning the two people killed were farmworkers.. trying to getaway from ice agenets. kron4 news at six is next. 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, right on your phone. and our rewarding mileage plan that gets you to over 900 mind-expanding destinations. if you want peanuts, check out our prices. alaska airlines. that's how we fly. (steve) tonight we are hearing

for one of the hostages who survived fridays deadly shooting at the yountville veterans home. good evening... im steve aveson... (pam) and i'm pam moore... it comes as we are learning, the pathway home... where the gunman and three hostages were killed ... is closing. as kron4's philippe djegal reports.. the

mental health program has suspended operations indefinitely. (philippe) a spokesperson for the pathway home says that the organization's board of directors is reviewing this facilities security protocols... and, the breakdowns that led to friday's deadly shooting. and, as those protools are being reviewed... operatnsre aresuspended. fresh in everyone's minds. it's likely an event that people here will never forget... and, kamer says he's not sure people would even feel comfortable seeking treatment in the buulding, knowing what happened.larry kamer/pathway home all three of the women killed in the shooting were pathway employees. at one time, the killer also lived here. the residents that also roomed here, have been placed in temporary this situation is figured out. in yountville, philippe djegal, kron four news. (pam) tonight we are hearing from one of the women who was in the room with the gunman.... albert wong, before he opened fire. she

has a harrowing tale about eing wong walk into what was supposed to be a fun morning with a retirement party.. (steve) but that party turned deadly. kron four's terisa estacio caught up with haley rekdahl at pathway home where she was at the memorial reflecting on her fallen her coworkers loved was going to be shut down... . "we have a lot to do. i know those of us still involved are dedicated to still being involved and to honor the women." i get the sense they would want it to go away? they would have fought to have it continue to help as many veterans as possible. haley rekdahl - a residential clinican at pathway home was with 9 other people for a retirement celebration.. when gunman albert wong walked in the room, heavily armed. three pathway employees, all women, were killed.did you see any interaction with the women? did he single them out? well, they were the 3 main clinicians so, they each had a lot of interaction with him. did you come in contact with albert wong? "i worked with him a lot. when he was a resident here. "haley says he called her by name telling her she could leave... are you surprised he let you go? " a little, um, yeah, it has crossed my mind." haley says after she got out, she and

others drove to another building... and met up with family members of the women hostages. one of them, jennifer gonsalez shushereba was several months tart to see never thing that its going to happen to you." happen to you." its going to never thing that see you just never thing that its going to happen to you." happen to you." happen to you." "we have a lot to

(steve) our other big story tonight. today marks exactly one month since the massacre at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida. students across the united states across the united states walked out of class at ten a-m... for seventeen minutes... one minute for each person killed that horiffic today. (pam) students across the bay joined in the walkout... from rooftop school in san francisco.... to presentation high school in

san jose .... and tamalpais high schools in mill valley. and that's just to name a few. kron4's maureen kelly was in alameda today ... where nearly two- thousand middle and high school students left class. new at six, kron4's maureen kelly shows us us how students in alameda are going beyond taking to the streets to make change. at 10 am students trickled out of alameda high....and spent 17 minutes in silence, one minute for every victim of the horrific valentine's day tragedy at a florida high school. those who bore witness say it filled them with sadness....and anger.it makes you really realize all those people most of those were 14-year-olds like babies they didn't get to live their lives, we shouldn't have to have moments of silence because there shouldn't be any school shootings we shouldn't have to have this problemnatshey hey ho ho the nra has got to gothe silence turned into shouting as students from all of the public high schools on the island marched off their campuses as residents cheered them on.i hope their voices are heard i hope we finally get some sort of changenats rise up, get downthey gathered at washington park and rallied against gun violence and for stricter gun control, chanting and carrying signs with the shocking tally of the victims.others simply stating enough is enough.things that go on in this country that are completely unacceptable the

only way to make a difference is to make sure our opinions are heard and voiced especially kids because it's our lives are in jeopardy so oftena small group of pro gun students walked out as well.but said they are not counterprotesting the event. we're all against gun violence everyone hears it goes violence know once for violence at least not here some younger students like this second grader participated as well.i asked about his signpeople are dying so i want to help other people not diethose rallying braved the rain, which was heavy at times, to listen to speakers. let's make sure it never happens again one student told me that she hopes the message adults take away from these school walk outs and rallies is not to underestimate this generation. maureen kelly kron4 news

(pam) one east bay school was not able to join in the nationwide walkout today... because it was put on lockdown.(steve) the lockdown was implemented after a graffiti message threatening gun violence at the school was discovered. kron4's haaziq madyun shows us where it happened. i'm shooting the school tomorrow at onenat/sot haaziq you get this text from your child in the morning, you first thoughts are?sot the graffiti was found wednesday morning written on a stall in the boys restroom at san leandro high school, in san leandrosotthat happened around 10am. san leandro unified school district superintendent mike mclaughlin explains why parents were notified about an

hour latersotsan leandro police officers were called insotthe lockdown was released at 1pm. school also ended early at that time. however san leandro high school will be closed on thursday...the superintendent explains why...sotwe should note this only applys to san leandro high school...in san leandro haaziq madyun kron4news

(pam) new at six... as we continue our coverage of today's nationwide student protest surrounding gun control issues, another point of view was put forth, at gunderson high school in san jose. the high school did not allow our reporter to cover an on-campus forum attended by about 150- students. but there were about a half dozen young people who carried signs that read, quote, "pro- gun," and "dis-arming us won't protect us." the counter- demonstration was organized by senior- charles cotten, who feels his 2nd amendment rights are in jeopardy. charles cotten/gunderson high school senior "....if there is someone like me who needs a voice, i want to be that voice for them if they are too scared to speak up. i made those signs because i believe that banning guns wont change anything. that;snot going to stop someone from hurting someone else. if i take away your gun it'snot going to stop you from coming at me with something else like a knife or even a pencil. yes, there should be a limitation on guns

but you can't just stop anyone from getting a gun you know..." know..." gunderson students on both sides of the debate... held court outside the school for exactly 17- minutes... to honor the students who were killed in last months shooting rampage in florida. (steve) a judge entered a plea of "not guilty" at today's arraignment for accused parkland school shooter nikolas cruz. cruz is facing 17-counts of premeditated murder in the first degree and 17-more counts of attempted first-degree murder. a lawyer for cruz said he was willing to plead guilty in exchange for his life. this... after prosecutors announced yesterday that they would seek the death penalty against the 19-year-old. the not guilty plea comes on the same day students across the country walked out of class to demand stricter gun laws because of the killings.

(pam) from sunshine to rain... and even hail in some areas.... the weather has been a mixed bag across the bay area today. take a look at this video out of san francisco earlier today. the rain drenching parts of the city. it looks like that rain has cleared up for now in most spots ... lets take a live look outside... (pam) as we get our first look at the four zone forecast with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: we had numerous showers and thunderstorms todayh. highs were cool in the 50s. there were even some snow flakes over our highest mountains. showers continue to show up on doppler radar. we could see a few more shower tonight but they will be more isolated. on the satellite you can see the low passing just south of the bay area. it helped to bring a few more downpours and showers but the main focus of this part of the storm was further south. the air remains very unstable and another storm will begin to drop in tomorrow bringing more rain and showers with isolated thunderstorms. the snow level will lower to around 3,000 feet. highs will be cool and in the low to

upper 50s. showers will continue on friday with more thunderstorms possible. we could see a few lingering showers on saturday but the trend over the weekend will be toward drier weather. sunday looks dry with partly cloudy skies. another storm brings possibly heavy rain to the bay area on the first day of spring. (pam) to the south bay... to the (pam) (pam) to the south bay... a girl is recovering tonight ... after being hit by a car earlier this week.(steve) now san jose police are on the hunt for the driver who hit that 12-year-old girl.

grant lodes is here with more on the hit-and-run collision. the crash happened on north 17-th street and east julian street monday morning... home surveillance video captured it...and watch the top portion of the screen. the girl is crossing the street-- áin the crosswalk-- when the car slams into her. she sails across the car's hood and... is flung to the ground as the driver slams on the breaks. the girl gets up on her knees, looking at the driver. that's when another car pulls up behind her. after a moment, the car that hit moment, the car that hit the girl drives around her and takes off. the person in the other car get out to help the girl. she was taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. police say the car is a light colored toyota camery... model year somewhere between 19-98 and the early 2000's. authorities have

described the driver as a white woman, between 40 and 50 years old, with brown hair. pam and steve... back to pam and steve... back to you. (pam) coming up.... your groceries brought right to your door .. walmart ups the competition to get your business.. in an expanded challenge to amazon. (steve) also, she was not the target of the arrest, but in the end she was a victim. now, the family of a teen girl .. fatally shot by police.. decides to take action ... details next. (pam) and if you thought the battle between oakland and the raiders was over .. think again.. ahead, a one -on- one interview... on the new ammunition one lawmaker is supporting .. to kick-start the fight..

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teen killed last year by two fremont police officers is filing a federal lawsuit. attorney john burris announced the lawsuit today. elena mondragon was pregnant.. when she was shot and killed one- year ago today. it happened in hayward, when officers were trying to arrest her boyfriend... who was wanted for multiple armed robberies. in the lawsuit.. burris says, the officers should have tried to arrest mondragon's boyfriend... instead of opening fire. judgement>judgement> the two officers who

fired at mondragon have recently been cleared of any wrongdoing in the shooting. new at six: there's renewed talk of the city of oakland and alameda county filing an anti-trust lawsuit against the n-f-l and the raiders - over the team's impending move to las vegas... the reason -- two out-of-state law firms are now offering to take on the risk and the expense -- at no cost. they would collect only if there is a winning settlement or judgement. catherine heenan talked to an east bay assemblyman - who has been pushing the idea of a lawsuit - she has his reaction. catherine..

let's take a look outside right now... chief meteorologist

lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: we had numerous showers and thunderstorms todayh. highs were cool in the 50s. there were even some snow flakes over our highest mountains. showers continue to show up on doppler radar. we could see a few more shower tonight but they will be more isolated. on the satellite you can see the low passing just south of the bay area. it helped to bring a few more downpours and showers but the main focus of this part of the storm was further south. the air remains very unstable and another storm will begin to drop in tomorrow bringing more rain and showers with isolated thunderstorms. the snow level will lower to around 3,000 feet. highs will be cool and in the low to upper 50s. showers will continue on friday with more thunderstorms possible. we could see a few lingering showers on saturday but the trend over the weekend will be toward drier weather. sunday looks dry with partly cloudy skies. another storm brings possibly heavy rain to the bay area on the first day of spring.

(pam) coming up: new details about a deadly california crash.tonight - we are learning, the two people killed were farmworkers trying to get away from ice. (steve) and next, kids, and those who are young at heart... saying goodbye, as a major toy chain announces it is shutting its doors for good...

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its canadian operation to run some of its u.s. stores. according to the washington post: the closures could affect 33-thousand jobs... they're expected to happen over time - not all at once. the chain filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection last fall, saddled with debt that hurt its attempts to compete. it pledged then to stay open, but had weak sales during the critical holiday season.the company declined to comment. (steve) walmart, america's largest seller of groceries, is planning to deliver supermarket items to 40 percent of the nation's homes by the end of the year. right now the deliver option is only available in six markets, with plans to expand to 100 by the end of 20-18. walmart's delivery service is nine-95 per order with a 30- dollar minimum purchase. the move comes amid a big push by amazon for same-day grocery delivery. the online retail giant bought whole foods last year and just launched free two-hour delivery of any whole foods purchase for prime members in four cities. ( pam ) coming up .. in

the midst of all the talk of gun control and arming teachers .. one safety demonstration in california .. winds up injuring students .. details ahead. (steve) the nation's capitol sees a second day of demonstrations against gun violence ... yesterday, shoes representing victims covered the lawn .. today, the students were there in mass .. details ahead.

(steve) today students from across the country took

part in a nationwide walkout. (pam) they are demanding that federal lawmakers makes changes in america's gun laws. our washington d.c. correspondent brie jackson talked with students and lawmakers. armed with signs and a powerful message thousands of students walked out of class to capitol hill.not only to show support for the victims of gun violence but also to show politicians and corporation that if they don't support us we won't support themstudents say they want federal lawmakers to enact tougher gun laws including a ban on assault weapons.virgini a student nikita sivakumar is against the president's plan to arm teachers.nikita sivakumar: we are trying to minimize the ownership of guns overall and arming teachers isn't going to really do anything against a mass shooter.others want to protect schools and protect the right to bear arms at the same time. especially in the wake of shootings. you cant have knee jerk reactions and just take them awaybrie jackson/d.c. correspondent: the debate over school safety and gun laws continues on capitol hill. there are several bi-partisan efforts being discussed such as allowing law enforcement to

temporarily confiscate weapons if a person is red flaged.some members of congress joined the students. senator tim kaine agrees there needs to be change.senator kaine i think universal background check is the single thing that would do the most good and it also has the support of 80-90 percent of the american public.but so far - congress hasn't agreed on any reform.rep. donald mceachin: hopefully these spur the congress on to take some positive action when it comes to gun safety.supporters say student activism may be the push needed to getting gun control legislation washington, brie jackson. they gathered at washington they gathered they gathered at washington park and rallied against gun violence and for stricter gun control, chanting and carrying signs with the shocking tally of the victims.others simply stating

enough is enough.things that go on in this country that are completely unacceptable the only way to make a difference is to make sure our opinions are heard and voiced especially kids because it's our lives are in jeopardy so oftena small group of pro gun students walked out as well.but said they are not ting the event.we're all against everyone hears it goes violence violence at least some younger students like grader well.i asked about his signpeople are dying so i want to help other people not diethose rallying rain, which times, to speakers. let's make sure it againtold me that message adults take away from these school walk outs and rallies is not to underestimate this generation. maureen kelly kron4 news and, as those protools are being reviewed... operations here are suspended. and, it's not clear when or if the facility will ever re-open here. the pathway home leases this space here at the veterans home of california yountville. larry kamer, who speaks for pathway... says the deadly shooting is also still very fresh in everyone's minds. it's likely an event that people here will never forget... and, kamer says he's not sure people would even feel comfortable seeking treatment in the buulding, knowing what happened.phillipe djecal kron 4 news. lawrence karnow: we had numerous showers and thunderstorms todayh. highs were cool in the 50s. there were even some snow flakes over our highest mountains. showers continue to doppler radar. we could see a few more shower tonight but more isolated. on the satellite you can see the low passing just south of the bay area. it helped to bring a few more downpours and showers but the main focus of this part of the storm was further south. kron 4 news.phillipe djecal happened.phillipe djecal kron 4 news.kron 4 news.phillipe

djecal happened.knowing what the buulding, treatment in seeking comfortable feel would even sure people would even feel comfortable seeking treatment in the buulding, knowing what happened.phillipe djecal kron 4 news.kron 4 news. phillipe djecal happened. phillipe djecal kron 4 news. lawrence karnow: we had numerous showers and thunderstorms todayh. highs were cool in the 50s. there were even some snow flakes over our highest mountains. showers continue to show up on doppler radar. we could see a few more shower tonight but they will be more isolated. on the satellite you can see the low passing just south of the bay area. it helped to bring a few more downpours and showers but the main focus of this part of the storm was further south. the air remains very unstable and another storm will begin to drop in tomorrow bringing more rain and showers with isolated thunderstorms.

the snow level will lower to around 3,000 feet. highs will be cool and in the low to upper 50s. showers will continue on friday with more thunderstorms possible. we could see a few lingering showers on saturday but the trend over the weekend will be toward drier weather. sunday looks dry with partly cloudy skies. another storm brings possibly heavy rain to the bay area on the first day of spring. (pam) new tonight at six... two bakersfield men were killed after they flipped their car.(steve) it happened after the two undocumented immigrants were stopped by ice agents. reporter kristen price has the story. bakersfield, calif. - a fatal crash on s. wheeler ridge road and 1st street blocked the roadway in the early hours of tuesday.the head-on crash was reported just before 1:30 a.m. near the outlets at tejon, according to california highway patrol.the driver of a gray minivan died after colliding into a semi truck, according to officers.the roadway is back open and traffic is moving slowly. (steve) that was kristen price reporting.

( pam ) that was kristen price reporting. coming up... a public safety lesson on guns in a california class, turns into a frightening example of what can quickly go wrong .. details on the teacher and the students who were hurt. (steve) an accidental shooting in a accidental an hurt. who were the students reporting.kristen price that was kristen price reporting. slowly. (steve) that was kristen price reporting. ( pam ) coming up... a public safety lesson on guns in a california

class, turns into a frightening example of what can quickly go wrong .. details on the teacher and the students who were hurt.

an accidental shooting in a monterey county classroom... by a teacher. the teacher was giving a public safety lesson in the classroom ... when the gun went off...injuring three students. 17-year-old

fermin gonzales was injured yesterday when his teacher, dennis alexander, was checking to see if the gun he brought to his administration of justice class was loaded ... that's when it accidentally went off. some of those fragments ended up in fermin's neck. he says mr. dennis alexander, excused himself for a moment, came back and apologized, but class continued. that's when he called his dad.fermin gonzalez, father: "i couldn't believe it. i couldn't believe it i just kept saying what on the phone, what? i couldn't believe it its just so crazy that the teacher teaching them about gun safety shoots one off and hits the ceiling." ceiling." firearms are forbidden in classrooms around the monterey peninsula unified school district... mr. alexander has been placed on administrative leave from his teaching position at seaside high school. he was also placed on administrative leave at the sand city police department where he's been a reserve police officer for more than a decade. (steve) the attorney for

adult film actress stormy daniels says the performer is now crowd-funding her legal fees. daniels -- whose real name is stephanie clifford -- set up an account on crowdjustice-dot-com. on monday, daniels offered to repay 130-thousand dollars paid to her by president trump's attorney weeks before the 20-16 election. she wants to be able to speak freely about her interactions with the president. the page includes a personal plea from daniels, in which she accuses president donald trump and his attorney of trying to intimidate her into silence. coming up... a surprise coming up... a surprise blow fans wont want to hear.. the warriors suffer the loss of another star player.. because of an injury.. plus.. the 49-ers making some noise in the n-f-l free agency ... our sports director gary radnich has all the latest.. coming up next.

more bad news for the wariors on the inury front... klay thompson will miss at least a week with a franctured right thumb... the injury occurred late in the 2nd quarterof sunday's loss to minnesota... thompson swiped at the ball and caught the thumb on the dribbler he continued to play... scoring 21 points and playing 40 minutes... he will get re- evaluated by team doctors next thursday, ruling him out for at least four games thompson will be one of four warriors who won't play tonight against the lakers... the others being steph curry, draymond green, patrick mccaw and david west the injuries mounting for the warriors... curry at pracitce today.. but not

participating as he continues to heal from his sprianed right ankle one player they will get back is andre iguodala... who still has his shooting wrist taped also back is rookie jordan bell... coming off an ankle injury of his own curry is celebrating his 30th birthday today... last night his wife ayesha surprised with a birthday party today curry talked about the party... and gave a status update on his ankle(sot: curry on party and ankle) "it sucks that it is my ankle ... been through this countless times, but you know i feel very confident the approach that we're taking to get as close to 100 percent as possible, going into the stretch of the regular season and obviously the playoffs. it was just us two on the boat. i figured we were taking a little different route to her restaurant in san francisco, because that's

where i wanted to go. i actually fell asleep on the boat for about 30 minutes and she woke me up and was like hey lets go look at alcatraz. okay cool i went out there and i couldn't seee anything and then ... a little surprise. that's one of the biggest milestones i guess. accomplished a lot in life, blessed to have a purpose to what i'm doing and appreciative of what i have going on and i'm going to continue to nurture all of those things." and today steph's wife ayesha... wishing him a happy birthday... posted this photo of her husband... posing shirtless with their children... on her instagram... she also posrted a message professing her love for steph... ending it with... "i love you old man!!!" the 49ers making some the 49ers making

some noise as nfl free agency gets underway... they have reportedly agreed to terms with running back jerick mckinnon.... the deal is for four years and $30 million.... 11.7-million guaranteed in his four season with the vikings... the 25-year-old mckinnon rushed for seven touchdowns... averaging four yards per carry. known as more of a quick 3rd down back...mckinnon has never ben a full-time starter in the nfl... he figures to be the main back but will share time in athe backfield with last year's backup to calos hyde... matt brieda(wipe) speaking of hyde... he is off the the cleveland browns. he will reportedly sign a 3-year deal in cleveland for

15 million-dollars... aboput half of what san francisco is paying mckinnon hyde... who was a 2nd round pick out of ohio state... played all four years in the nfl with the 49ers ... rushing for 21 touchdowns... but injuries cut short his time on the field... preventing him from recording a 1,000-yard rushing season with the niners and former president obama has made his ncaa tournament picks... he posted his bracket via social media... his final four... virginia, north carolina, villanova and michigan state... he has the spartns winning it all... that should make michigan state alm draymond green happy on the women's side the former commander and chief kept it safe... picking geno auriemma

and his u-conn lady huskies to win their 12th title... although they did not win last year last year (pam)

(pam) just ahead .. (pam) (pam) just ahead .. standing desks .. they were touted as the healthy alternative to sitting all day long .. but now, new details which may make you take a seat afterall. afterall. hi, we're alaska airlines. and we don't just fly lumberjacks to glaciers. we fly all kinds of people all kinds of places. like app developers to mexico city.

musically inclined novelists to nashville. and pilates instructors to palm springs. sure, we love a good glacier. but we also like a little cocoa butter. from the west coast to the world. alaska airlines. that's how we fly. for years we've been told

sitting for too long is bad, which led to the popularity of standing desks at offices. but now a new study suggests standing could be just as harmful to your productivity and health as sitting. researchers say standing at your desk for just two hours can create "discomfort and deteriorating mental reactiveness," which can lead to health issues and impact productivity. they also found prolonged standing increased back pain and muscle fatigue. researchers now suggest doing either in moderation. (pam) producers of the hit netflix miniseries "the

crown"... said this week, that star claire foy was paid less than co-star matt smith during the show's first two seasons. they made the admission yesterday at the i-n-t-v conference in jerusalem. foy played queen elizabeth the second.. on the show. smith played prince philip. the executive producer of the show -- suzanne mackie -- said.. that the reason was that smith starred in the iconic british show "doctor who." but mackie also said that, going forward, no other actor would be paid more than the queen. (steve) would you try this.... a bar in new york has combined copious amounts of booze ...with axe throwing. what could possibly go wrong? "kick axe" is described as an "axe-throwing lodge" nestled in the heart of brooklyn. the owner describes axe-throwing as the new bowling, and says it's safer than it looks. but it's actually the element of danger that's attracting patrons so far, customers

seem to be loving it. lawrence karnow: we had numerous showers and thunderstorms todayh. highs were cool in the 50s. there were even some snow flakes over our highest mountains. showers continue to show up on doppler radar. we could see a few more shower tonight but they will be more isolated. on the satellite you can see the low passing just south of the bay area. it helped to bring a few more downpours and showers but the main focus of this part of the storm was further south. the air remains very unstable and another storm will begin to drop in tomorrow bringing more rain and showers with isolated thunderstorms.

the snow level will lower to around 3,000 feet. highs will be cool and in the low to upper 50s. showers will continue on friday with more thunderstorms possible. we could see a few lingering showers on saturday but the trend over the weekend will be toward drier weather. sunday looks dry with partly cloudy skies. another storm brings possibly heavy rain to the bay area on the first day of spring. last weather and goodbye

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