injury and death.right now a rescue operation is underway. hello - i'm vicki liviakis. (steve) and i'm steve aveson.it all happened just outside a florida college campus... around 1:30 this afternoon at a busy road that connects the campus of florida international university with the city of sweetwater - west of miami. catherine heenan is here with the latest on what happened... (catherine) video from the scene shows the 950- ton bridge smashed and flattened...when it came down.....8 cars and trucks were trapped underneath... tonight we know that more than one person has been killed....but authorities haven't released a final number yet. and at least 10 others injured and hospitalized.. it was described as an "instant bridge" -- installed in just six hours on saturday. not yet open to foot traffic.. crews could be seen working with some of the injured... and some of the damaged cars were visible.... there was reportedly a red light when the bridge collapsed... other cars were completely trapped under the rubble... witnesses described the

shock of seeing it all happen...and one man told local reportersthat his friend is one of the victims.. man worried about friend --- my sister's friend called me. my childhood friend he was crossing as the bridge was coming downand it hit him. reporter - do you know how he's doing? i don't know, i don't know. i'm just so worried.. witness - i was just about to make a right turn just before the bridge and the whole thing just came down. after the whole thing broke, i was freaking out. (catherine) just five days ago - florida international university posted this video on its twitter page. updating the construction status of the new pedestrian bridge.... it was being put in at the request of students who said that crossing the busy road was often dangerous. that same saturday - county officials were full of praise for the project.

county commissioner - the design is incredible. it's going to be one of those game changers and it's fixed the stature in our community. but the most important thing about this is actually that the way it was built. it was built offsite and then it was moved to four o'clock in the morning and today you see what we have behind us. (catherine the construction company involved tweeted its shock at what happened...calling it a terrible tragedy. calling itself a family business and saying in part "....we are alldevastated and doing everything we can to assist. we will conduct a full investigation to determine exactly what went wrong and will cooperate with investigators on scene in every way." (catherine) tonight a u-c berkeley engineering professor says the decision to use the supposedly "innovative" installation was risky.. robert bea says while it's too early to know exactly what went wrong -- trying something new that crossed a highway was "a gamble." vicki and steve? (steve) just in tonight..

we have just obtained the autopsy results for the shooter and victims of the deadly hostage situation at the veterans home in yountville on friday. all three victims died of gunshot wounds... the shooter albert wong took his own life with a self-inflicted gun shot wound one of the victims was pregnant. on monday a celebration of life is planned for the three pathway house employees killed.the event will take place at 6 pm at the lincoln theater in the napa valley performing arts center on the veterans home campus in yountville. (vicki) tracking the storm tonight as we face another day of rain in the bay area. this is a look at stormtracker four radar... showers are going to continue for most of the evening. (steve) here's a live look at bay area bridges tonight as the evening commute is under way. we are on our 4th day of rain in the bay area-- and it's not over yet. let's check in with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow with more on the timing. lawrence karnow: more rain and thunderstorms rolled through the bay area today. we had

some sunshine between the clouds but it remained cool with highs in the 50s. we've even see some snow on our local mountains. there are numerous showers on our doppler radar. thunderstorms with brief heavy downpours are possible. isolated hail and more snow over the mountains is likely tonight and tomorrow. on the satellite you can see the clouds moving in from the pacific. this is very unstable air and while the showers will be more scattered they will be heavy at times and can dump a lot of rain in a short amount of time. heavy snow is also forecast for the sierra with between 2 to 4 feet above 7,000 feet. it will be very difficult to travel there tonight with periods of whiteout conditions and slick roads. we will see more showers tomorrow with a slight chance of isolated thunderstorms. highs will be cool and in the low to mid 50s. we could see a few left over shower on saturday before becoming partly cloudy and dry on sunday. warmer weather is forecast on monday but a warmer storm has potential to bring us much heavier rain toward the middle of next week.

(vicki) we have team coverage of the rain tonight--- and giving you a look at the conditions outside right now. (steve) kron4's justine waldman is in corte madera tonight with a look at the latest round of rain. justine? justine:it is wet and cold out here.i just got blasted with another downpour.the rain has been off and on here in marin all day.vowhen it really poured .. it was about 3:30. then another blast came at 4:30. add that with the gusts of wind, that really rocked the trees and the weather has been pretty yucky out here today.the skies have looked threatening all day.but there have been a few breaks in the rain today.allowing people to

get out without umbrellas. people i spoke with are not complaining about this weather..saying every drop of rain counts.sot we want our watershed to be full and i dont want any restrictions this summer so it is a necessity that we have to live with so it is fine.vopeople i spoke with would rather wear rain boots today, and not have to worry about not being able to water their lawns come this summer.so the dose of rain today is the right medicine for the creeks and resouvous. justine:you can see 101 behind me, southbound lanes closest me, and so far traffic is slow and steady as we head into this wet evening commute.live in marin county justine waldman kron 4 news.

(vicki) you can track the wet weather in your neighborhood with the kron4 mobile app. you'll be the first to know about breaking news when it happens... by turning on push alerts. (steve) more breaking news: christopher kohrs -- the s-f- p-d officer once known as the "hot cop of the castro," has been found guilty of of felony hit and run. kohrs had been accused of hitting two pederstrians in north beach back in 2015 and then leaving the scene. a passenger testified that kohrs was the designated driver that night and appeared to be sober at the time... but did not react fast enough. (vicki) and happening now: police looking for a driver after a school bus crash in

the south bay caused minor injuries this morning. it happened on northbound 101 near 880 in san jose around ten o'clock. police say the bus was driving in the right lane when a car hit the bus from behind. one student was able to get a photo of the vechile before it fled the scene. c-h-p officials say 32 children were on board at the time of the accident. four reported minor injuries and two were sent to the hospital. police are looking for the driver of a 2004 tan ford taurus with the license plate 8-b-e-j-91-6.plate 8-b-e-j-91- the license plate 8-b-e-j-91-6. (vicki) six people are injured after a muni bus and trolley car crashed in san francisco today. this is a picture from the san francisco fire department. the crash happened just after 10 this morning on market street. investigators say the bus rear-ended the trolley car while driving in the bus and taxi only lane. two of the people injured in the crash were transported to the hospital-- but are expected to be okay. (steve) oakland police are releasing new details that is shedding light on a bizarre

and tragic incident this morning at lake merritt where two people were killed.(vicki) police say they are investigating the death of one victim as a homicide, and while the other is being considered accidental.kron4's maureen kelly explains. 9-1-1 calls brought first responders to lakeshore drive just after 4am. witnesses advised of an altercation in the lake and then reported the witness believe they were drowning & needed assistance one woman who's apartment building overlooks the scene says she was one of the people who woke up with what sounded like two people possibly arguing.there was definitely some back-and-forth, but the loudest was somebody yelling help on arrival crews could see one man struggling in the lake.when pd arrived on scene they noticed there was a gentleman in the water who was thrashing in the water. they only noticed the gentleman. they went in they pulled him out. that man, now identified as 39 year old michael grace was given cpr but he was pronounced dead at the hospital. his death is being called an accident..but that's not the case with the second person pulled from the lake. fire department marine rescue crews were

joined by dive teams from both san francisco and alameda county and searched for the woman 9-1-1 callers heard screaming. a little after 6 am they located 24 tayana johnson 10 feet under water, 50 feet from shore. homicide investigators were called to the scene.they now say johnson and grace were in a dating relationship.because johnson showed signs of physical injuries.her death is being investigated as a homicide. today a woman who said she was related to the female victim came to the scene and threw a flower in the water.she wouldnt talk on camera but would only say she was a great mother to two little girls.maureen kelly kron4 news. (vicki) another big story we are following.. a marin county sheriff's deputy dies in a crash wile responding to a 9-1-1 call.

tonight-- we are learning new information about the deputy and the community in mourning. kron 4's terisa estacio reports. marin county sheriff robert doyle. "as you can imagine this is a sad day, ryan zirkle was 24 years old, his 25 birthday, 11 days away." the marin county sheriff's department revealing the very sad news of the passing of deputy ryan zirkle. the deputy was in his patrol early this morning when he crashed into a tree... he had been responding to a 911 call out in point reyes where he was based. sheriff doyle. a 911 caller called in and said they heard a crash. since communications had not heard from him they sent his partner out and saw the crash, and found ryan. sheriff doyle says first responders did all they could. sheriff doyle. it took 35 minutes to get him out, hospital, they did all they could but he did not survive. while deputies are in mourning... we are learning much more about ryan zirkle. he was engaged to be married, had recently bought a home in petaluma with his fiance... he grew up in novato. mark. he was just great, great athelte. we are just in shock. again, sheriff doyle. ryan was enthusiastic, he wanted to serve the community he grew up in, always a smile on his face, always happy. in marin county te

(steve) coming up... police target drivers illegally using disabled placards in the south bay. the big price some will now have to pay. (vicki) united airlines in the crosshairs after several problems with animials onboard. the changes they are now making. (steve) more surveillance video released from the parkland shooting in florida,what does it tell us about the actions of the armed deputy on duty? (vicki) and taking a live look at stormtracker four radar... we are tracking the rain hitting the bay area tonight. we'll have more on how long it's going to last... after the break.

(vicki) taking a live look at stormtracker 4 radar... another day of rain in the bay area.. (steve) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: more rain and thunderstorms rolled through the bay area today. we had some sunshine between the clouds but it remained cool with highs in the 50s. we've even see some snow on our local mountains. there are numerous showers on our doppler radar. thunderstorms with brief heavy downpours are possible. isolated hail and more snow over the mountains is likely tonight and tomorrow. on the satellite you can see the clouds moving in from the pacific. this is very unstable air and while the showers will be more scattered they will be heavy at times and can dump a lot of rain in a short amount of time. heavy snow is also forecast for the

sierra with between 2 to 4 feet above 7,000 feet. it will be very difficult to travel there tonight with periods of whiteout conditions and slick roads. we will see more showers tomorrow with a slight chance of isolated thunderstorms. highs will be cool and in the low to mid 50s. we could see a few left over shower on saturday before becoming partly cloudy and dry on sunday. warmer weather is forecast on monday but a warmer storm has potential to bring us much heavier rain toward the middle of next week. ( steve ) ( steve )newly released video

from the florida school shooting shows the sheriff's deputy assigned to protect students running away from the gunfire.the officer resigned rather that face disciplinary action.(vicki )catherine heenan is here to show us the new images that are provoking outrage among the families of the victims.catherine? (catherine) scot peterson was the armed officer assigned to marjorie stoneman douglas high school. the surveillance video shows him just moments after the gunshots rang out. natmoments of terror captured by the intended victimsnat desperate calls to police a shooter, a shooteranybody injuredyes yes a lot of blood

... help me pleasesobbingnow let's watch the reaction of deputy peterson.accompanied by a civilian security guard, they approach a school door, then turn and run.this camera shows him fleeing, then returning to take what he called a tactical position. "what i saw was a deputy arrive at the west side of building 12, take up a position. and he never went in."peterson not only failed to pursue the shooter, but told responding units to keep their distance. "broward do not approach this 12 or 1300 building stay at least 500 ft away at this point." "stay away from 12 and 1300 building."the broward county sheriff's timeline reveals that from the moment the shooting started just before 2:22 p-m , it was 11 long minutes before police went into the school, a full five minutes after the shooting stopped.in the meantime, suspected shooter nickolas cruz allegedly ditched his assault rifle and ran out with other students. byt former classmates

recognized him and coral springs police found him a mile away."i have the suspect, nikolas cruz, stand by right there do not move!""where you at? where you at? where?" "creek unit what's your location with the suspect?"i'm on westview where it circles around south. in coral springs, i don't know the exact location.""give me a building by you, give me a business.""it's all residential, i'm out with a nikolas pants, burgundy shirt, with a black ball cap." (catherine) the suspect, nineteen=year=old nikolas cruz is awaiting trial on 17 counts of first-degree murder. prosecutors are asking for the death penalty. vicki and steve? (vicki) new tonight at 5.. united airlines has announced it will issue special bag tags for animal carriers. this comes as prosecutors have launched an investigation to determine if criminal charges are warranted following the death of a french bulldog puppy that was forced into an overhead bin on a united flight. united now says to prevent this from happening again-- they will issue bright colored bag

tags to customers traveling with pets. (vicki) united is also apologizing tonight after they accidentally sent a dog who lives in kansas-- to japan. (steve) we are hearing from the family of that dog for the first time tonight. andres gutierrez has the story. (steve)(steve) (steve) that was andres

gutierres reporting. the swindle family says that irgo will now travel in a private charter flight that will land in wichita tonight.

(vicki) still ahead... raise a glass to a favorite beer while you can because the price of yourfavorite brew may be about to go up, we'll explain why coming up (steve) handicapped drivers needing a parking spot got a break in the south bay today when police ran a sting against illegal placard holders at&t has a network with thousands of best-in-class security experts. which means... more of the eye balls you want watching the network...

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in the cross hairs today as the department of motor vehicles conducted an undercover operation. (vicki) they were trying to catch people fraudulently using disabled person parking placards. kron four's rob fladeboe shows us what happened. wendy espinoza/dept of motor vehicles "....good morning sir, i'm with the dmv, i am a police officer, we're checking parking placards today....the dmv's wendy espinoza and about a dozen other undercover officers spent the morning at the costco store on almaden expressway. they were checking to make sure disabled parking placards were valid and being used by the people to whom they were issued.é jaime garza/dept of motor vehicles "....we're trying

to use a combination of public awareness and enforcement to get the message across to people that they need to save that space..."misuse varies, most violations involve family or friends using a placard to get a spot up close or avoid parking fees. sometimes, the placard is long since expired, which led to a citation for cici michaud of morgan hill. cici michard/received citation "...i am guilty, what can i say, i wasn't paying attention, i didn't follow the rules and i will have to pay for it..."competition for parking at this costco can be fierce, especially for the disabled. the crackdown is welcome.roger lilly/costco customer "...i think it'sabot time that they did something about the fact that people are parking in spots that are needed by handicapped people...."the dmv carries out several such operations each month around the state. they not only root out abuse but reduce the impact disabled person parking placard fraud has on the mobility of those with disabilities.jaime garcia/dmv '....we don't want to issue a single citation but if you're going to break the law well going to issue a reminder in the form of a citation to remind you to save the space..."rob fladeboe/san jose "...in some twenty such operations like this conducted last month the ratio of citations to people checked out was about one in ten. today, 40 people were checked and only one

citation was issued. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news (steve) (steve) beware of a phone call about a child being kidnapped. that's the latest scamworking to cheat parents out of cash. (steve) and taking a live look at stormtracker four radar... we are tracking the rain hitting the bay area tonight. we'll have more on how long it's going to

last... after the break.

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hospital. video from the scene shows the 950-ton bridge smashed and flattened...(steve) this is a live picture from the scene... when the bridge came down.....8 cars and trucks were trapped underneath. again, we just learned that 4 people have been killed. the rescue efforts are still under way. we will have another update on kron4 news at 6. (vicki) we are tracking another day of rain hitting the bay area. this is a live look at stormtracker 4 radar... (steve) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: more rain and thunderstorms rolled through the bay area today. we had some sunshine between the clouds but it remained cool with highs in the 50s. we've even see some snow on our

local mountains. there are numerous showers on our doppler radar. thunderstorms with brief heavy downpours are possible. isolated hail and more snow over the mountains is likely tonight and tomorrow. on the satellite you can see the clouds moving in from the pacific. this is very unstable air and while the showers will be more scattered they will be heavy at times and can dump a lot of rain in a short amount of time. heavy snow is also forecast for the sierra with between 2 to 4 feet above 7,000 feet. it will be very difficult to travel there tonight with periods of whiteout conditions and slick roads. we will see more showers tomorrow with a slight chance of isolated thunderstorms. highs will be cool and in the low to mid 50s. we could see a few left over shower on saturday before becoming partly cloudy and dry on sunday. warmer weather is forecast on monday but a warmer storm has potential to bring us much heavier rain toward the middle of next week. (steve) local first... here are the stories we are following in your neighborhood... (vicki) in

the south bay... police at san jose state university are looking for more victims in connection with a sexual assault investigation. luis venegas is a fourth year student at san jose state. he was was arrested earlier this month for sexual assault. right now university police are working with three victims--- all male students who knew venegas. the most recent incident happened this month-- and other happened over the course of several years. police say the sexual assaults took place in campus residents halls. .. (vicki) campus police in cupertino will now wear body cameras. foothill-de anza community college police received a grant for the cameras from the department of justice. they are the only college police department to get the 27-thousand dollar grant. the body cameras are expected to help reduce officer force. most law enforcement agencies in santa clara county are now using body cameras. (steve) in the east bay... a busy road in san pablo is now reopen-- after a police chase and crash. it happened early this morning when c-h-p officers tried to

pull over a b-m-w s-u-v on interstate-80 near the powell street exit. the driver sped away.. leading officers onto city streets. officers stopped chasing the driver when he started driving recklessly. then moments later-- officers found the s-u-v after it hit several cars and a fire hydrant on san pablo dam road. the 24-year-old driver from oakland was taken to the hospital with major injuries. (steve) plesanton police have identified four juveniles wanted in connection to a fire started at a school. the small fire happened last month at walnut grove elementary school on harvest road. four juveniles were seen on surveillance video walking on the school's campus. police say the male in the grey adidads sweatshirt started the fire on one of the playground slides making it unusuable. (steve) in the north bay... the california department of public health is now warning people... not to eat recreationally harvested shellfish... in sonoma county. the agency put out this warning last week to marin

county. it includes oysters, clams, scallops and mussels. it is because recent samples detected a toxin in the shellfish. this warning is only for recreationally harvested shellfish. state- certified commercial shellfish are still safe to consume. (vicki) a homeless man who spent more than seven months in a san francisco jail... is now free after a federal judge objected to his 330-thousand dollar bail. james reem was awaiting trial on burglary and auto theft charges. but the judge ruled that unreliable evidence was used to set reem's bail so high. he also called his detention unconstitutional because the lower court judge failed to consider alternatives to bail. right now-- there is a bill in california to reform the state's money bail system-- to make sure people are not kept in jail because they cannot afford bail. it passed in the assembly, and is now up for consideration in the senate. joining me now to talk about bail

reform-- and efforts being made all across the country-- is san francisco deputy public defender chesa boudin. chesa-- you have done a lot of work nationwide on bail reform. q&a- read that in california, more than 3/4 of released serious offenders get out by posting bail. - are they monitored?- does bail punish

the poor?- is it a myth that bail makes the streets safer?- what's the alternative? (sb 10 what is it?) - can judges make a determination that a person poses enough of a public risk that no bail amount will release them before trial?- jails are over- crowded. could courts process and release low-risk offenders quickly so they do not needlessly fill our jails? a homeless man who spent more than seven months in san francisco jail awaiting trial on burglary and auto theft charges is free after a federal judge objected to his $330,000 bail.u.s. district court judge charles breyer said this week a san francisco judge relied on unreliable evidence to keep 53-year-old james reem's bail at $330,000. breyer had previously ruled that reem's detention was unconstitutional because the san francisco judge failed to consider alternatives to bail. breyer later ruled that reem would have gone free if he had been wealthy, so his detention violated the constitution's equal protection clause.reem was released on tuesday.

(steve) the government stepping up for your health with a new plan to seriously change acceptable levels of nicotine in cigarettes.

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health officials are taking the first step in a sweeping anti-smoking plan... they say it could make a huge difference in the number of people who smoke..(vicki) catherine heenan is here with the latest on their ambitious plan.. (catherine) america could become the first country in the world to force tobacco companiesto re-engineer their products.... the aim -- to drastically cut nicotine levels and make them far less addictive. the f-d-a says the plan could reduce the u.s. smoking rate from 15 percent of adults --- down to one percent. the agency today published its first formal notice to begin

regulating nicotine -- and settinga maximum level. it's expected to take years to see the plan become reality. researchers say this would researchers say this would help about 5-million smokers quit within a year....and eventuallyprevent millions more from ever starting.. vicki and steve? (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

today is usually the day college basketball takes over the sports world, but the nfl is providing its fair share of exciting news. free agency transactions have been happening around the league all week... and today, the raiders got to work in revamping the roster. mark carpenter has been keeping a close eye on the silver and black... and joins us with the latest. mark? all offseason, fans have been

wondering how would head coach jon gruden shape the roster. today, we have some new raiders to introduce you to...and one that we'll have to bid farewell. the team made it official with this image earlier this afternoon-- jordy nelson is now rocking the silver and black. . reports say it's a 2-year 15 million-dollar deal, 13-million of which is guaranteed. for the last 10-seasons, nelson...has been the go-to guy for aaron rodgers in green bay. together-- they set a packers record for 65-touchdowns... and he hauled in more than 1200 receiving yards in 2016. he'll be 33-years old at the start of next season... and it's also worth mentioning, he missed the entire 2015 campaign with an acl injury. and nelson's signing means there's no longer a place for michael crabtree. the receiver was released this afternoon... putting an end to his three-year tenure with the franchise. in that time, he was among derek carr's most favorite targets... leading the team in receptions and touchdowns last season. and we aren't done with the roster moves just yet... the oakland front office

adding to the run game with the signing of longtime bucs running back doug martin. in six years with tampa, he made two pro bowls as the made two pro bowls as the franchise's feature back. there's a strong northern california connection with him...as he was born in oakland and raised in stockton. many are guessing what this means for marshawn lynch, but gruden has said he looks forward to working with beast mode. and moving on to the 49ers-- the red and gold...spent the afternoon introducing their new acquisitions--center weston richburg and running back jerick mckinnon. john lynch paid up for the former vikings back...signing him to a deal worth 30-million dollars...and making him one of the top 5 highest paid rushers in the league. mckinnon replaces carlos hyde as the team's starter. he's a smaller but speedy back..but he's also shown an ability to be a pass-catching threat. let's hear from the 25-year-old on his nice payday. "this contract has been a blessing for me, it's a circumstance where i know i

don't have to worry about anything in the future financially i'm set and now i'm just talking about being the best player i can be." for those of you wondering, no, we did not forget about richard sherman. he'll be formally introduced next week. (steve) taking a live (steve) (steve) taking a live look at stormtracker 4 radar... another day of rain in the bay area.. (vicki) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: more rain and thunderstorms rolled through the bay area today. we had some sunshine between the clouds but it remained cool with highs in the 50s. we've even see some snow on our local mountains. there are numerous showers on our doppler radar. thunderstorms with brief heavy downpours are possible. isolated hail and more snow over the mountains

is likely tonight and tomorrow. on the satellite you can see the clouds moving in from the pacific. this is very unstable air and while the showers will be more scattered they will be heavy at times and can dump a lot of rain in a short amount of time. heavy snow is also forecast for the sierra with between 2 to 4 feet above 7,000 feet. it will be very difficult to travel there tonight with periods of whiteout conditions and slick roads. we will see more showers tomorrow with a slight chance of isolated thunderstorms. highs will be cool and in the low to mid 50s. we could see a few left over shower on saturday before becoming partly cloudy and dry on sunday. warmer weather is forecast on monday but a warmer storm has potential to bring us much heavier rain toward the middle of next week. (vicki) a threatening phone call put a florida father into a panic. the caller claimed he'd kidnapped the man's but he really hadn't.

(steve) it's called virtual kidnapping....an next week.the middle of next week. (vicki) a threatening phone call put a father into a panic. the caller claimed he'd kidnapped the man's daughter ... but he really hadn't. (steve) it's called virtual kidnapping. jenn holloway has the story. patrick mcdonald got a call that literally stopped him in his tracks.patrick mcdonald/father: "all i can hear is a young girl

crying....hysterically crying." as the father of a teenage girl, the words he heard sent chills up his spine.patrick mcdonald/father: "oh, daddy...daddy...please help me."a male voice started barking demands.patrick mcdonald/father: "hey buddy, i have your daughter i've kidnapped her and it's gonna cost you a lot of money."the call was from a number he did not recognize, so he pressed the caller for answers.voice of patrick mcdonald/father: "what are you talking about? i said she's in school. he said no she's not i picked her up.//and so he said he said 'we're gonna kill your daughter if you don't pay us a lot of money by this evening." at that point mcdonald demanded the caller put the girl back on the phone.patrick mcdonald/father: "and he said no, but if you want i'll cut off two of her fingers, wrap them in her underwear and ship it to you.//so.......i just kept stringing him along because i was very very angry.//he says if you hang up, i'm gonna kill her for sure."he says the torturous phone call felt like it lasted a lifetime.. but he knew his daughter was safe at school and now wants to warn others.

(steve) the f.b.i. says that -- if you get a call like this -- you should remain calm and never reveal your child's name or any identifying details. and report the number of the caller to authorities immediately. (vicki) next on kron four news at 5... why beer drinkers may not be raising a toast to the brewing new trade war

happy hour could be getting pricier. the tariffs president trump is imposing on steel and aluminum could up production costs for breweries. and as our washington correspondent morgan wright found out, that cost could be passed on to beer drinkers. morgan wright reporting:take one look around port city brewery in alexandria, virginia -- and you'll notice there's no shortage of steel bill butcher, founder, port city brewing company: craft brewing is growing in the usmw reporting: but bill butcher the founder of port city brewing - thinks growth may slow down as a result of president trump's 10 percent tariff on aluminum and 25 percent tariff on steel.bill butcher, founder, port city brewing company: it's going to hit the smaller producers like us in a much more dramatic fashion than the big guys.mw reporting: craft breweries across the nation rely heavily on steel and aluminum for their day to day operation from kegs to can-sheet aluminum and

butcher says this can impact the growth of the entire industry.bill butcher, founder, port city brewing company: with these tariffs, i just feel the prices are going to go up and it's going to become more and more difficult to continue to invest in our growthmw reporting: scott paul the president of the alliance for american manufacturing says the tariffs will force companies to make a choicescott paul, president of the alliance for american manufacturing: they can either take the accumulated savings they made from dumped aluminum and dumped steel over the past decade or the advantage of tax cuts they just received or they can charge their customers another penny and a halfbill butcher, founder, port city brewing company: if it's more expensive for us to invest in steel kegs and also our equipment unfortunately we have to pass those price increases onto our customersmw standup: it remains to be seen - if this will impact consumers wallets and aspiring brewers wanting to get involved in the industry - but if prices go up, and sales go down the industry could take a hit.mw reporting: congressman rothfus of pennsylvania says the tariffs keep the us competitive in the global market.rep. rothfus, pa: you have to have a competitive regulatory environment we just put the american tax system on a much more in the global market place. mw reporting: reporting in washington, morgan wright.

(vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. steve aveson and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (pam) thanks vicki..coming up new tonight at six: we are following breaking news out of florida..at least four people are dead after a newly installed pedestrian bridge collapse in florida.. cars were trapped underneath... an update on the rescue operation next.(steve) then - you've probably think you know the signs of a heart attack..but - it turns out the common "red flags" might be felt differently by woman.. we have what you need to know... kron4 news at six is next. kron4 news 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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are tracking rain falling all around the bay area... with a chance of thunder storms. this is video from the north bay showing gusty winds and heavy rain.(pam) good evening... im pam moore... (steve) and im steve aveson... giving you a look at the conditions outside right now. this is a live look at storm tracker 4 radar. we will have the full forecast in just a moment.. but first..kron4's justine waldman is live in corte madera near 101 - monitoring the commute. justine?justine? a live look outside right now... as we get our first look at the four zone forecast with chief zone forecast at the four our first look as we get now... outside right a live look

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now... (pam) as we get (pam) as we get our first look at the four zone forecast with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: more rain and thunderstorms rolled through the bay area today. we had some sunshine between the clouds but it remained cool with highs in the 50s. we've even see some snow on our local mountains. there are numerous showers on our doppler radar. thunderstorms with brief heavy downpours are

possible. isolated hail and more snow over the mountains is likely tonight and tomorrow. on the satellite you can see the clouds moving in from the pacific. this is very unstable air and while the showers will be more scattered they will be heavy at times and can dump a lot of rain in a short amount of time. heavy snow is also forecast for the sierra with between 2 to 4 feet above 7,000 feet. it will be very difficult to travel there tonight with periods of whiteout conditions and slick roads. we will see more showers tomorrow with a slight chance of isolated thunderstorms. highs will be cool and in the low to mid 50s. we could see a few left over shower on saturday before becoming partly cloudy and dry on sunday. warmer weather is forecast on monday but a warmer storm has potential to bring us much heavier rain toward the middle of next week. tragedy in the miami area today.... as a

brand new 950-ton pedestrian bridge suddenly came crashing down .... trapping cars and causing injury and death... it happened just outside a florida university ... where tonighit crews have been scrambling to find survivors.. catherine heenan is here with the latest.. (catherine) a pedestrian bridge in the miami area being touted for its design and safety suddenly came crashingdown this afternoon.... tonight a fire chief says that four people have been found dead in the rubble...and the rescue effort continues. we know that a line of cars had been stopped at a red light when it happened... the cars were smashed....some of them flattened. the pedestrian bridge had been 'requested' by students at florida international university. they had complained that it was often dangerous to cross the busy 8-lane road there. the bridge was lowered into place just last saturday - and wasn't open to

foot traffic yet. one local hospital says it received ten injured people.....8 of them in stable condition.but two described as 'extremely critical.' trauma doctor - one of the patients arrived in cardiac arrest. his heart was restarted and he went urgently to the operating room. he's currently in critical condition in the intensive care unit with head and chest injuries. another patient arrived in coma with severe extremity injuries. he is currently in the operating room with neurosurgery and orthopedic surgery. he remains in critical condition. resident worried about friend - i got a call from my sister's friend. my childhood friend was driving when the bridge came down and it hit him. do you know how he's doing? no, no i don't know, i don't know. i'm just so worried. video video video earlier tonight shows rescue workers searching under the bridge....and you get a better look at some of the 8 cars and trucks trapped underneath..

they're also using search dogs and drilling holes in the debris to make sure they've found everyone who was trapped. (catherine) it was announced a short time ago that federal investigators will be arriving on the scene. pam and steve? (pam) in the east bay... a homicide investigation is now underway.... after two people were pulled from lake merritt this morning.(steve) kron4's maureen kelly reports, first responders were summonded to the scene by 9-1-1 callers who reported hearing the sounds of a fight taking place in the water. it was just after 4 am when people living around the lake say they heard the commotion of an altercation between a man and a woman.i heard some screaming, and helped sounded like someone hell yelling help first reponders arrived to find first a man trashing in the lake.officers responded to the scene. and observed one mail in the water, for officers jumped in the lake merritt to assist the subject, they pulled him out of the lake they started cpr on the

subject and he was transported to highland hospital where unfortunately he was pronounced that man, now identified as 39 year old michael grace was given cpr but he was pronounced dead at the hospital. his death is being called an accident..but that's not the case with the second person pulled from the lake. fire department marine rescue crews were joined by dive teams from both san francisco and alameda county and searched for the woman 9-1-1 callers heard screaming. a little after 6 am they located 24 tayana johnson 10 feet under water, 50 feet from shore. homicide investigators were called to the scene.they now say johnson and grace were in a dating relationship.because johnson showed signs of physical injuries.her death is being investigated as a homicide. a woman who says she is related to the female victim, known as bones....and threw a flower in the water. she wouldnt talk on camera but would only say she was a great mother to two little girls. maureen kelly kron4 news.

(pam) a man is in the hospital tonight... after fleeing from police and crashing. the pursuit started around 3:30 - this morning... when officers began pursuing the b-m-w s-u-v on interstate- 80. police say, the driver exited the freeway in san pablo... and began driving recklessly through the city streets. authorities say, officers ended the chase out of concern for public safety. a short time later ... officers found the car crashed into a fire hydrant and several cars. the driver was transported to the hospital with major injuries. (pam) in the south bay... police have arrested a san jose state student for an alleged sexual assault. this is luis venegas ... he has been booked into santa clara county jail on multiple charges, including sexual battery. the 4th-year student had been living in a campus village - known as 'c-v- a' to students. an investigation began on march

3rd when a victim contacted university police. that led to police learning of two more victims, and they say, there might be even more victims. anyone with information is asked to contact san jose state university police. (pam) santa clara county police are looking for this man... who they say, stole a piece of art from valley medical center. this is the stolen picture... it is said to be worth 16-thousand dollars. it is normally found in the new sobrato building, at valley medical center. police are asking for help identifying the suspect. (steve) from one (steve) from one thief to another... police are looking for this man...who they say stole one-thousand dollars in electronics from a target in morgan hill. notice the white watch on the suspect's wrist...that could help those in the area identify him. police are asking for your help to put a name to the face, and better yet, catch this suspected thief. (steve) the alameda county sheriff's office was back in federal court today. back

in january... six former and current women inmates -- some who were pregnant -- filed a lawsuit alleging abuses against the sheriff's office. as kron four's philippe djegal reports -- the sheriff's office denies the allegeations. (philippe)debbie johnston/mothe r- "i think the public needs to be aware -- we pay for this jail. we pay for these people.and they need to be held to a certain standard of care." a jury-trial could happen as early as may. this after a federal judge tabled the plaintiff's motion for a preliminary injunction -- asking for more medical information. the plaintiff's wanted to have the remaining pregnant women at the santa rita jail in dublin transferred to more comfortable conditions.debbe johnston/mother- "i believe in the justice system. i believe if you do something wrong, you should be punished -- i'm not advocating. but there has to be some humanity." debbie johnston has taken interest in this case... after her 22- year-old daughter was arrested earlier this month and booked into santa rita. her

daughter is not part of the lawsuit now... but could be added soon.... debbie says in recent weeks, her daughter has also complained about how she's been treated behind bars. she's three- months pregnant.debbe johnston/mother- "she's terrified. she thinks they're going to make her lose her baby." the lawsuit was filed by six former and current women inmates. four of them were pregnant. two of them had miscarriages. they allege that the alameda county jail is not safe for pregnant women. among the claims, it accuses alameda county sheriff's deputies, who run the facility... of making pregnant women agree to abortions. and, not providing proper nutrition or clothing.debbe johnston/mothe r- "you can punish people -- i get that. um, but you can't treat them like animals and you can't treat them with such lack of humanity and lack of caring just because they happen to be in jail and pregnant." the alameda county sheriff's office denies the allegations... and, says it's confident it's attorney's will prove court. in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news.

(( áá v.o. / pam áá )) coming up... a growing concern for women and their health.. the biggest challenge worse than any form of cancer (( áá v.o. / steve áá )) 6 days after the veterans home shooting autopsy results have been releasedand we have new details. (( áá v.o. / pam áá )) not playing fair with handicapped parking spots.. now police are targeting abusers with serious punishment .

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is the battle cry of a crack down on people who are fraudulently using disabled person parking placards. kron four's rob fladeboe reports now on how it went as anunder cover enforcement crew staked out the parking lot of a busyshopping center in san jose. i'm here at the costco store on almaden expressway in south san jose. it's a bust pace and the competition for parking can be fierce. there are about fifteen spaces right up front that are reserved for people withdisabled parking placards. so you can imagine it was the ideal place for the department of motor vehicles to conduct an undercover enforcement operation to make sure people have valid placards. the crack down is designed to gain compliance and raise public awareness about compliance efforts. in twenty such operations conducted around the state last month the dmv issued about 150 citations to people fraudulently using disabled parking placards. here's more from the dmv's jaime garcia.

jaime garcia/dept of motor vehicles "....most of the people who have a legitimate disabled person parking placard understand what we are trying to do. most of them will tell you the frustration they feel when they try to get a spot and find that someone else is parked illegally in that spot..."rob fladeboe/san jose "....those who get a citation will have to appear in court and pay a fine of from $250 to $1,000 dollars and they also get a note about the citation placed in their driving record. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news (steve) (steve) another big story we are following tonight... we have just obtained the autopsy results for the shooter and victims of the deadly hostage situation at the veterans home in yountville on friday. all

three victims died of gunshot wounds to the head... the shooter albert wong took his own life with a self-inflicted gun shot woundone of the victims was pregnant. on monday a celebration of life is planned for the three pathway house employees killed. the event will take place at 6 pm at the lincoln theater in the napa valley performing arts center on the veterans home campus in yountville. (pam) police caught a man removing a gun from his car ... and he is now in jail. this is the suspect... san francisco resident andrew cotton. police arrested the 38 -year -old near lake merced on monday, and confiscated the gun and ammunition as well. (pam) this storm system is bringing a lot of snow to the sierra nevada mountains. take a look at this video from the kirkwood mountain resorts. some regions of the sierra.. have been dusted with as much as 16 - inches over the past 24 hours.(steve) 24 hours.over the past 24 hours.(steve) now let's take a look at the conditions in the sierra right now with our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow... lawrence karnow: more rain and

thunderstorms rolled through the bay area today. we had some sunshine between the clouds but it remained cool with highs in the 50s. we've even see some snow on our local mountains. there are numerous showers on our doppler radar. thunderstorms with brief heavy downpours are possible. isolated hail and more snow over the mountains is likely tonight and tomorrow. on the satellite you can see the clouds moving in from the pacific. this is very unstable air and while the showers will be more scattered they will be heavy at times and can dump a lot of rain in a short amount of time. heavy snow is also forecast for the sierra with between 2 to 4 feet above 7,000 feet. it will be very difficult to travel there tonight with periods of whiteout conditions and slick roads. we will see more showers tomorrow with a slight chance of isolated thunderstorms. highs will be cool and in the low to mid 50s. we could see a few left over shower on saturday before

becoming partly cloudy and dry on sunday. warmer weather is forecast on monday but a warmer storm has potential to bring us much heavier rain toward the middle of next week.

(steve) new tonight at sx... the pacific fertility center in san francisco has been slapped with the second lawsuit in less than a week... that's after a malfunction potentially damaged thousands of eggs and embryos. the eggs and embryos were being stored at the fertility clinic for in- vitro procedures. according to the attorney... the potential damage is due to a leak in the seal of a storage bank. that leak caused the liquid nitrogen to dip below necessary levels to keep the embryos safe. the sacramento couple who filed the latest lawsuit have spent around 25-hundred dollars over the past four- years to store their embroys. that's in addition to the initial extracting process can cost as much as ten - thousand dollars. (pam) new tonight at six... more women die of heart disease than all form of cancer combined ... that's

according to the american heart association.. heart attacks can go undetected for long periods of time -- simply because women just do not know the symptoms. reporter alex caprariello spoke one woman who went months with heart issues ... before seeing a doctor. when she did finally get checked out -- the cardiologist found.. she had 90- percent blockage. kristi gray, history of heart disease: "when it comes to heart health, i don't think we think of it as a women's disease." what once was considered a condition only men suffer from has now attacked both genders.dr. michael green, cardiologist, northwest medical center: "coronary artery disease does not discriminate. it effects everyone." kristi gray -- found that out the hard way. last summer... she began to notice symptoms... but didn't act on it.kristi gray, history of heart disease: i had been having them for probably a good four months, but i had been ignoring them." dr. michael greene -- a cardiologist with northwest health -- says its common for women to misdiagnose themselves.dr. michael greene: "the women will normally write it off as something else causing the symptoms." the red flags men typically feel -- like arm sensations and severe chest pressure -- may not be

the same for women.instead -- women may feel fatigued and shortness of breath -- but not that same chest pain.kristi gray, history of heart disease: "i knew it in the back of my head, but i just wanted to deny it because i was thinking, there's nothing wrong with me, i'm okay, this is stress, i'm tired, whatever." the american heart association found that 64% of women who die suddenly of coronary heart disease had no previous symptoms.kristi gray, history of heart disease: "as women, we are busy. we work, we take care of the household, we have kids, grandkids." but an untreated heart attack can cause problems down the road. dr. michael greene: "get it fixed quickly, less chance of permanent damage, less medications for the future." gray is in good shape now... because she decided to finally walk through those hospital doors.and doctors say those suffering from similar symptoms...should do the same. dr. michael green, cardiologist, northwest medical center: "know your body, if it doesn't feel normal seek help. worst case scenario, it's nothing. best case, you stop it early before you have damage to your heart."

(pam) that was alex caprariello reporting. a common myth men and women both have.... is that there is not much you can do about heart disease. but the american heart association says, that is just not true. it says, if you are active... eat well and keep your body mass index low ... you can reduce your risk of heart disease by as much as 80- percent. (( áá v.o. / steve áá )) social media and the internet having a big impact on the scourge of sex trafficking.what police are doing to fight the problem. (( áá v.o. / steve áá )) new video from the parkland school shooting in florida tells us more aboutwhat an armed security guard did, and did not do when the shooter began his rampage. began his rampage. began his rampage. ♪

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(steve)(steve) for the first time we are seeing the actions that took place outside during last month's florida school shooting. the broward county sheriff's office released an edited 27

minutes of surveillance video thursday. the footage shows marjory stoneman douglas high school on the afternoon of the valentine's day massacre.. in it-- you see broward school resource officer scot peterson responding to the initial call of shots fired. peterson appears in an exterior hallway... where he says he took up a tactical position. inside, a former student shot and killed 17 people. authorities said peterson was armed but stayed outside the building. he even told other officers to stay away. scot peterson:"broward do not approach the 12 or 1300 building. stay at least 500 ft away at this point." in a statement-- the broward sheriff's office -- said peterson's actions "were enough to warrant an internal affairs investigation." but they say-- " peterson chose to resign and immediately retired rather than face possible termination." (( áá v.o. / pam áá )) a shooting death captured and shared on youtube .... now has one woman facing serious charges. (( áá v.o. / steve áá )) social media and the internet playing a new role in the

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websites .. websites that allow human trafficking and child sex rings are the targets of bill the senate will soon consider . sen. roundsit allows state agencies to go after them, just like the federal department of justice can go after them. but it also makes it clear that they lose their liability protection under federal law.the tech community is divided over that liability protection. the internet association supports the bill - while smaller tech companies and start ups oppose it. alexandra limonsenator ron wyden of oregon fears that instead of decreasing online sex trafficking the bill could have the opposite affect driving criminal activity into the shadows, making it harder for law enforcement to find. the house passed the bill with an overwhelming majority.but representatives from california's bay area - a huge tech hub - were split.leader nancy pelosi voted in favor, representative jackie speier didn't vote and other bay area representatives voted against the bill -including zoe lofgren.loefgren there was

an amendment that had not gone through committee process, was unconstitutional, the justice department pointed out very helpfully, that it applied the law retroactively. you cant do that.in the same letter the justice department said the sesta fosta bill is broader than necessary because it extends to online sexual transactions between consenting adultsnoemthe language has been vetted we've been working on it for quite some time. this makes sure that we can go after criminals. i don't know why anyone would advocate for shielding criminals.south dakota congress woman kristi noem is one of the most vocal supporters of sesta fosta saying it gives law enforcement the tools they need to prosecut online sex traffickers and enablers.in washington alexandra limon. lawrence karnow: more rain and thunderstorms rolled through the bay area today. we had some sunshine between the clouds but it remained cool with highs in the 50s. we've even see some snow on our local mountains. there are numerous showers on our doppler radar. thunderstorms with brief heavy downpours are

possible. isolated hail and more snow over the mountains is likely tonight and tomorrow. on the satellite you can see the clouds moving in from the pacific. this is very unstable air and while the showers will be more scattered they will be heavy at times and can dump a lot of rain in a short amount of time. heavy snow is also forecast for the sierra with between 2 to 4 feet above 7,000 feet. it will be very difficult to travel there tonight with periods of whiteout conditions and slick roads. we will see more showers tomorrow with a slight chance of isolated thunderstorms. highs will be cool and in the low to mid 50s. we could see a few left over shower on saturday before becoming partly cloudy and dry on sunday. warmer weather is forecast on monday but a warmer storm has potential to bring us much heavier rain toward the middle of next week. in oakland police are now identifying the two people pulled from the lake after pulled from two people identifying the police are now in oakland in oakland police are now identifying the two people pulled from the lake after 9-1-1 callers reported hearing a fight involving a man and a woman. police say officer

jumped in when they found 39 year old michael grace of oakland struggling in the water but he was pronounced dead at the hospital. his death is being treated as accidental. the body of 24 year old tayana johnson also of oakland was found by dive teams a few hours later. she had physical injuries and now her death is being investigated as a homicide. family tell police the two had been dating. maureen kelly kron4 news marin county sheriff robert doyle. "as you can imagine this is a sad day, ryan zirkle was 24 years old, his 25 birthday, 11 days away." the marin county sheriff's department revealing the very sad news of the passing of deputy ryan zirkle. the deputy was in his patrol early this morning when he crashed into a tree... he had been responding to a 911 call out in point reyes where he was based. an investigation into the crash is being conducted by the california highway patrol. there is no word right now on a service. he is survived by his mother, dad two brothers, fiance and many other family and friends. in novato, te

(lydia)in san pablo, a driver crashes into multiple cars and even a fire hydrant causing flooding in the area.this all started this morning a little after 3:30am, when officers began pursuing a bmw suv, on i- 80eb. after the driver began driving recklessly on city streets, officers terminated the pursuit out of concern for public safety. but they found that driver a few minutes later, after it had hit numerous cars and a fire hydrant.that area was closed down for several hours as crews cleaned the area. reporting in san pablo, lydia pantazes kron 4 news. in san francisco... the alameda county sheriff's office appeared in federal court. back in january... six women inmates filed a lawsuit against the sheriff's office, alleging abuses towards pregnant inmates. on thursday, a judge tabled a motion for a preliminary injunction to transfer the remaining pregnant women to another facility. a jury-trial could happen as early as may. the sheriff's office denies the allegations. in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news.

here in san jose and across jose and here in san here in san jose and across california the department of motor vehicles is cracking down on disabled parking placard fraud. the under cover crew staked out parking lots at a busy costco and walmart in san jose. most violations involve someone using a disabled parking placard issued to someone else. in a sign the stepped up enforcement and public awareness campaign is working, the d-m-v contacted well over a hundred people but ended the day issuing just three citations. the fine for disabled parking placard fraud can run from $250 to a $1000 dollars. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news ( pam ) ( pam ) the woman convicted in a killing involving a youtube- stunt- gone-wrong ... was sentenced yesterday in south dakota. monalisa perez admitted shooting her boyfriend.. pedro ruiz in the chest with a 50- caliber hand gun.... the couple thought a book would

stop the bullet -- but it did not. perez was sentenced yesterday ... but ruiz's family is not happy.. they did not want her convicted. she will likely only serve three- months behind bars and the other three- months on house arrest. (( áá v.o. / steve áá )) a little girl invited to pet a friends dog gets her nose bit clean off. what the community is doing to try and help.

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struggling to resume life as normal after a friends dog bit her nose clean off. the girl says she was petting the family dog when it turned on her. she says when she tried to get up... the dog latched onto her nose. the girl says as she tried to pull away... the dog bit down harder... then began to shake her nose. the girl was hospitalized for several days... and has been to numerous doctor's appointments since the attack. her mother says it is difficult to see her daughter go through something like this.girl's mother: "i never expected this could happen in a million years. i just dont understand. it's hard to keep it together for her." authorities say the dog that bit the girl has been quarantined and the owner has been cited. the girl's family does not know how many procedures she will have to undergo to reconstruct her nose. the community is raising money to help the family pay for medical bills.

in sports -- the 49ers introduce the 49ers introduce former vikings running back, jerrick mckinnon .... as the newest offensive weapon for jimmy garoppolo. also -- the raiders had a very busy day they add two pro-bowl free agents and release one of derek carr's favorite targets. our sports director, gary radnich has the details and all the sports coming up

when jon when jon gruden came out of the booth to sign with the raiders as their head coach... one of the questions was whether if he was going to be able to fix a raiders offense that had a down year compared to 2016. today -- the raiders give derek carr a duo of pro bowl free agents. former packers wide receiver, jordy nelson, who was released on tuesday joins the silver and black on a joins the silver

and black on a two-year deal worth 15-million dollars. nelson will dollars. nelson will dollars. nelson will dollars. nelson will earn 13-million in guaranteed money. carr did his part in recruitng the 33-year-old wideout he picked up nelson from the airport and took him to dinner on wednesday. for the last 10-seasons, nelson...has been the go-to guy for aaron rodgers in green bay. together-- they set a packers record for 65-touchdowns... and he hauled in more than 1200 receiving yards in 2016. and it's also worth mentioning, he missed the entire 2015 campaign with an acl injury. the seahawks and saints were also in the mix for the future also in the mix saints were seahawks and the an acl injury. campaign with entire 2015 missed the entire 2015 campaign with an acl injury. the seahawks and saints were also in the mix for the future packers hall for the future also in the mix saints were seahawks and saints were also in the mix for the future packers hall of famer.

the raiders release carr's favorite receiver, michael crabtree. he was expected to earn nearly 8- million dollars next season. the raiders could have kept crabtree around, but the team will use that money to work out deals with other players on the roster. nelson and amari cooper nelson and amari cooper will be carr's primary targets, while seth tobert will be looking seth tobert will be looking to bounce back from a down year. crabtree is set to visit the ravens hoping to sign a deal. and we aren't done with the roster moves just yet... the oakland just yet... roster moves with the roster moves just yet... the oakland front office adding to the run

game with the signing of longtime buccaners running back, doug martin to a one-year deal deal in six years with tampa, he made two pro bowls as the franchise's feature back. there's a strong northern california connection with him...as he was born in oakland and raised in stockton. many are guessing what this means for marshawn lynch, but gruden has forward to working with beast mode. this free agency wasn't as hectic as last year for the 49ers.... they handled most of their major acquisitions early... today the team introduced 2 of their newest pieces to jimmy g's offense... running back jerick mckinnon and center weston richburg... mckinnon, made a splash in free agency picking up a new deal worth 30 million dollars.. a big pay day, making mckinnon one of the top 5 highest paid running backs in the league.... he's a smaller but speedy back.. mckinnon was just as good of a runner as a pass catcher for the vikings.. and kyle shanahan was adamant that mckinnon can handle the work load with the 49ers...

also worth mentioning the 49ers traded mentioning the also worth also worth mentioning the 49ers traded center daniel kilgore to the miami miami miami dolphins... after signing him to a 3-year extension in february. teams exchanged seventh round draft picks. san francisco believe center, weston richburg, who signed 5-year deal worth over 47-million dollars on wednesday will be a great replacement. the second longest tenured player on the roster he spent the last 7 seasons with the niners. the warriors without five players beat lonzo ball and the lakers last night snapping a two game losing streak. the big concern

moving forward is klay thompson's health. out of the warriors big four -- klay is the most durable. steph curry is still recovering from a tweaked right ankle and kevin durant is questionable for tomorrow night's game against the kings with a sore rib. according to a league source -- thompson is expected to miss at least two weeks with a fractured right thumb. the warriors will re-evalute thompson next thursday.

on to the men's n-c-a-a tournament the bay area doesn't have any teams playing in the big dance but they were some notable games -- we had an eye on. -- freshman, trae young and oklahoma facing rhode island opening the first round -- two minutes left in the second half young pull up three puts sooners ahead 28 points, 7 assists, 5 rebounds for many nba executives and scouts believe he's not a lottery pick --in overtime... e-c matthews ices the game with a three rhode island wins 83-78 facing duke in round 2 saturday the first upset of the tourney goes to loyola chicago over the miami hurricanes. lonnie walker misses the free throw ramblers the other way -- donte ingram with three-

tenths of a second hits the game-winning three loyola wins 64-62 they will face the vols next round finally, we head to orlando for round one of the armold palmer invitational. and this is all you need to see... tiger woods... at the 7th hole... this for a 71-foot birdie putt... and it's in the hole! tiger shot a 4-under 68...he is tied for 7th... four shots off the lead... held by henrik stenson at 8-under woods is also now the odds-on favorite to win the masters favorite to win odds-on also now the odds-on favorite to win the masters next month (( áá v.o. / steve áá )) (( áá v.o. / steve áá )) words of wisdom and 7 years of experience, what a beloved hairstylist is saying abouther work as (steve) some say if you

love what you do, you'll never work a day in your life. (pam) but you would really have to love your job... to keep it for more than 80 -years. a hair stylist from houston just turned 100 -years old, and she says, she has no plans to retire. there is nothing else juanita gallatin enjoys more. she says, she loves being a hair stylist because she gets to make people look good. she also gets to hear her clients... and sometimes, give some words of wisdom. she even came to the hair salon on her

100-th birthday. when asked how long she plans to work... this is what she says...juanita gallatin/hair stylist: "until i croak. until i die. until the lord takes me home, and maybe he'll give me a beauty shop up there." after dropping out of high school... juanita's grandmother demanded she get an education... so juanita went to beauty school. and now... 84- years later, her credential still proudly hangs on the wall. she says, age has not always made it easy... impacting her hearing, sight, and her even her own locks. but to her, 100 is just a number, and she has no plans to slow down. (steve) an east bay couple won 307-thousand dollars after they matched five of the six numbers in last week's powerball drawing. john scroggs and paul robles bought their quick-pick ticket at the cvs on meeker avenue in

richmond. the ticket was just missing the red powerball number. the two men have two 8-month-old boys and they say they are going to put the money towards a college fun. they will also put some of the winnings towards their future retirement. the next powerball drawing is on saturday-- and that jackpot is 455-million dollars. lawrence karnow: more rain and thunderstorms rolled through the bay area today. we had some sunshine between the clouds but it remained cool with highs in the 50s. we've even see some snow on our local mountains. there are numerous showers on our doppler radar. thunderstorms with brief heavy downpours are possible. isolated hail and more snow over the mountains is likely tonight and tomorrow. on the satellite you can see the clouds moving in from the pacific. this is very unstable air and while the showers will be more scattered they will be heavy at times and can dump a lot of rain in

a short amount of time. heavy snow is also forecast for the sierra with between 2 to 4 feet above 7,000 feet. it will be very difficult to travel there tonight with periods of whiteout conditions and slick roads. we will see more showers tomorrow with a slight chance of isolated thunderstorms. highs will be cool and in the low to mid 50s. we could see a few left over shower on saturday before becoming partly cloudy and dry on sunday. warmer weather is forecast on monday but a warmer storm has potential to bring us much heavier rain toward the middle of next week.

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