afternoon after a threatening call was received. good evening i'm grant lodes. (vicki) and i'm vicki liviakis. the lockdown has now been lifted. it happened just before 1:00 this afternoon at palo alto highschool-- on embaradero road. that's right next to stanford. kron 4's justine waldman has been at the school all afternoon-- justine, what can you tell us about the threat? officers have determined that the threat to palo alto high school this afternoon was likely a hoax. students shared with me pictures like these showing how they used desks to barricade themselves inside classrooms.another said teachers handed out text books to kids to use as shields. today someone phoned in a threat to the palo alto police department directed at palo alto high school. that brought out a substantial police presence from pa police, melno park and the stanford sheriff office.and students tell sot jamie mcgregor / sophomore"the said it was a code red and we have to barricade the doors and everyone has to get inside

i was a little paranoid that there might be a school shooter on campus."sot john mccrea / parent of a freshman "of course i thought of the worst possible things but in the world of things this was not that this was a threat of violence not an incident of violence."voparents rushed here to pick up their kids some telling me they left work after getting texts from their kids locked in closets or classrooms.kids also took pictures with officers with holding guns at the main entrance.and said they could hear police and k9s in the hallways, as they stayed locked down inside their classrooms.students tell me this interrupted a lot of tests were scheduled for today, as it is right before spring break. justineagain, it appears the threat here at pa hs is likely a hoax.and not one that anyone found funny. coming up tonight at 6, hear about what police are doing to find the person who called in this fake threat.live in palo alto justine waldman kron 4 news.

(grant) happening now--- another night of protests in sacramento. right now people are blocking the streets ahead of the kings game tonight. people have been protesting the deadly police shooting of an unarmed black man. this comes on the same day as the funeral for stephon clark. "stephone has woke up the nation!""we will never let you forget the name of stephon clark!"(grant) the reverend al sharpton

delivers a passionate eulogy for the sacramento father shot to death by police in his granmother's back yard. police said they thought clark had a gun, but he was only holding a cell phone.(vicki)in the past 11 days, protestors have blocked freeways and disrupted public meetings today clark's body was laid to rest.catherine heenan is here to tell us about the funeral. catherine? (catherine) al sharpton led the family into the 'bayside of south sacramento' church.hundreds of mourners were there, along with muslim and christian clergy. it was a day of high emotion, as grief and anger nearly overwhelmed stephon clark's brother. natstevante clark, wearing a bandana and white t=shirt, threw himself on the coffin as performers danced and sang. later he grabbed the microphone from n=double=a=c=p leader alice huffman,hold on sister, this ain't about you.i am?stephon clark!after calling

for a library and recreational center to be named for his younger brother, stevante was led off ... the reverend al sharpton called him back, with a rebuke to any crotics."you don't tell people in pain how to handle their pain. you don't tell people when you kill their loved one how to grieve. we did not come for you uppity bourgeois proper folks. we came for stevante. we came for the family. we came because this boy should be alive today."stevante threw his arms around the civil rights leader as sharpton talked about stephon's death, this brother could be any one of uscan't nobody do me like jesus!stephon clark converted to islam a few years before his death both christian and muslim prayers were offered, berkeley imam zaid shakir noted that more than 1=thousand americans are shot by police every year.he challenged the trump administration's asseertion that clark's death was "a local issue.""that is a systemic problem! not a local problem. not a sacramento problem. it is a uniquely american problem."

(catherine) mourners today included former sacramento kings player matt barnes amd sacramento mayor darrell steinberg. grant and vicki? (grant) outside the bayside boss church in south sacramento - hundreds gathered to pay their final respects to stephon clark. our capitol bureau reporter kody leibowitz was there this morning. he joins us live, kody - not everyone was let in? (kody)right - hundreds outside were unable to get into the funeral.a lot of people watched live feeds from their phones... then waited to give their well-wishes to stephon's family. (;03) - bystander to stevante clark "i love you, baby."stevante clark, brother of stephon clark "i love you too sister. black right?"a showing of love and care for the family of stephon clark.

that as stevante clark spoke outside his brother's funeral. stevante clark, brother of stephon clark "now look, we don't want police brutality. we don't want revenge against police."what he called for - something he's been calling for - building libraries and a 24-hour resource center - in memory of his brother.stevante clark, brother of stephon clark "y'all hate seeing homeless people out on the streets, then let's help them. let's find resource center that are 24 hours."it's the memory and story of his brother -stephon--that brought hundreds to the bayside boss church in south sacramento to show their final respects... that and a movement for change. berry accius, youth of the youth, community activist "reality is now setting in. this is the reality of it all. and i just hurt for the mother. i just hurt for those two kids." (because when they turn 13, 15, 20, this is going to be a part of their story, a part of their journey.) cynthia brown, supporter of family "i want police to know we aren't going to sit back and let you murder our sons anymore. we don't want to see no more stephon clarks."and the woman you heard from last brought up a hastag that's trending - another movement within a movement in sacramento. hastag last-one... calling for an end to police involved shootings.back to you.

(vicki) happening tonight-- the san francisco police department is holding a town hall meeting on a deadly police shooting. the shootout happened last week on geneva avenue and london street. police were responding to reports of an armed man... and when they confronted several people inside a business... and shots were fired. 21-year-old jehad eid was killed... five others were hurt including an officer and a minor. the town hall starts at 6:00 at balboa high school. (grant) the driver arrested yesterday in san francisco - accused of running over five men-- has been identified. 33-year-old mark dennis is facing multiple charges -- including murder. kron four's philippe djegal reports from san francisco -- where he talked to a woman who says...she knows this guy.

(philippe) ann-marie says she's had at least four interactions with 33-year-old mark dennis dating back to last fall. she says this is him -- being arrested in san francisco wednesday... shortly after he is accused of running over five men with his van in the city's dog patch neighborhood, killing one of them.ann-marie/knows suspect- "he would come up to the fence and he'd be threatening and trying to start a fight." ann-marie says mark dennis has told her he is homeless. she'd see him when he'd park his van at heron's head park, where she walks her dogs. and, took this photo of him in january after she says she witnessed an incident involving the suspect.ann- marie/knows suspect- "this one woman told him to please go away and he spit in her eye, so then we say we're going to call the cop and he drives away." she says she's called the police on him several times in the past, but never filed a report. now he is facing charges of murder and attempted murder. ann-marie/knows suspect- "he would do everything he could to basically cause you to interact with him in a really negative way. (philippe) why?

(ann-marie) i don't know -- i think he's very unhappy." the san francisco medical examiner's office says 34- year-old eliseo lopez was the man killed in the collision. two victims remain hospitalized... one in critical condition, the other serious. the other two victims were released from the hospital. mark dennis is due in court next week. in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. (vicki) happening now... a mysterious tragedy still playing out... tonight, investigators are searching for three children...presumed dead... in mendocino county. their parents and three siblings plummeted to their deaths when the family s-u-v went off highway one and over a cliff. as trevor ault reports... investigators say... it doesn't look good. we have every indication to believe that all 6 children were in there, however only 3 bodies have been recovereddays after launching their investigation-- mendocino county authorities still don't know what exactly happened to the hart family.i can tell you it was a very confusing

scene-because there was no skidmarks, there were no brake marksall that áwasá there was a flipped suv on jagged rocks-- and the bodies of five family members.38-year-old jennifer hart had been driving, her wife sarah in the passenger seat-- and three of their 6 children-- 19-year-old markis and 14-year-olds jeremiah and abigail-- ejected from the vehicle.the remaining 3 children are missing-- 12- year-old sierra, 16-year-old hannah, and 14-year-old devonte-- who you may recognize from this iconic protest photo from 2014.a woman who lives a few hundred yards from the crash told me she didn't know how a person could drive off this cliff on accident-- it's at least 75 feet from the road-- but sheriff allman says it doesn't mean the crash happened on purpose.we have no reason to believe, we have no evidence and no reason to believe that this was an intentional act. they do have reason to believe this crash happened hours before it was reported to the authorities-- but they don't know where the hart family came from, or when they crossed over the edge.i can fairly say that several of the questions that have been asked today will never be answered. it was unwitnessed, we don't know what happened.

(vicki) that was trevor ault reporting. the mendocino county sheriff's office and chp are hoping somebody saw this family over the weekend or monday morning and will come forward. they say any new information could help them piece together these many unanswered questions. (grant) happening now in pacifica. a woman is recovering...after driving her car off a cliff...and landing upside down on the beach below. it happened around six yesterday evening in the area of palmetto avenue and west-line drive...near the mussle rock open space preserve. once at the scene...crews found a vehicle had landed on its roof...they scaled down the cliff to extract the driver and another sole occupant...who was found in critical condition. she was taken to the hospital by helicopter...her condition tonight is unknown. (grant) coming up...

concerns about a police shortage in an east bay city. why the department might have issues finding officers. (vicki) plus-- if you use apps to track your exercise-- your personal information could have been stolen. hear about the security breach that affected millions of users. (grant) and after the break-- a warning before you head to the beach with your kids. where a man was seen taking pictures of children. (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break. ♪

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there is a warning for parents before you head to the beach. it's after a man was spotted taking photos of children..... that man is still on the loose.kron4's terisa estacio has details on the person police are now looking for... (terisa estacio, reporting, pacifica) pacifica police say they received a report of a man exposing himself and alledgely taking pictures of video here - at linda mar beach. it was around 2:40 wednesday afternoon - when police arrived, the man had left. but witnesses were able to give a description of the person as well as what vehicle he was driving. this is captain chris clements with the pacifica police dept. capt. chris clements, pacifica p.d. he was described as a white male, adult between 40- 50 with a bearded wearing a black hat, a turquois shirt and short short white shorts. he was seen driving from the beach parking lot southbound on state route 1 in a gray, late model honda civic two door or similar vehicle. authorities are sounding the alarm to make sure parents and others visiting the area are aware of the report... especially since this is a busy time in the area with

many people coming to visit during spring break. in pacifica, terisa estacio (vicki) also happening now... police are looking for a man who sexually assaulted a teen on a jogging path in palo alto. it happened in near arastradero road and deer creek road yesterday afternoon. that's right near the tesla headquarters. police say the man pulled the girl off the jogging path... he then put a gun to her head... and sexually assaulted her. then he ran away and the victim was able to flag down some help. police have not

released a description of the attacker... but they say they are dedicating all available resources to find him. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was a warm day even at the coastline with highs in the upper 60s and low 70s at the coast and 80s inland. tonight will be a beautiful evening with very mild temperatures under partly cloudy skies. on the latest satellite image you can see the huge dome of high pressure over california. but you'll also notice a few high clouds moving over the top of that ridge. i think we'll see a few more high clouds on friday and maybe even a few patches of fog along the coast as the sea breeze begins to blow. highs tomorrow will be warm with 70s around the bay and a few low 80s inland. at the coast it will be a little cooler with highs in the 60s. it will be cooler this weekend with increasing clouds but no rain is in the forecast. the weatgher pattern will keep temperatures near normal for the first part of the week. showers are possible by next

thursday.

(grant) another big story tonight...there are concerns over a what some are calling a shortage of police officers in martinez.... kron4's haaziq madyun breaks down the numbers. no dedicated school resource officer, no dedicated for homeless outreach officer, no dedicated officer to work with the mental health evaluation team. that is the current situation at the martinez police department...which is currently experiencing a staffing crisis, according to the martinez police officers association. the police union and the city are trying to find common ground to solve the problem of servere recruitment and retention according to transparent california starting annual salary for a martinez police officer is $75, 846officers in neighboring walnut creek starting annual salary is $93,852... a 21% increase in payunion officials say that is big reason why they are 6

officers short of their authorized staffing level of 37 officerssotthe owner of the martinez barber shop says he misses the homeless outreach officer who used to work in this areasotthis alhambra high schoool alum was not happy to hear that the school lost its dedicated school resource officersotformer student: "if something really goes down at the school the principal or the teacher can't really do nothing about that, so to have an officer there would be much better">the current negotiated police contract is closed until june 0f 2019. however city officials say they are willing to discuss a salary increase with the police officers association as long as the impact on the overall city budget is taken into consideration...in martinez haaziq madyun kron4news

(grant) facebook....is shutting down an advertising product...that allowed data brokers to use information from people's lives....to target them on the platform. the information includes categories like home ownership and purchase history...and it's collected by some of the world's largest data brokers. facebook's product marketing says that the feature will be shut down in about six months. (vicki) still ahead--- a man is caught cheating in the carpool lane. we'll show you how far people are willing to go to beat traffic in the south bay. (grant) and after the break-- a fire breaks out at an east bay hotel. how investigators think it started.

fire investigators are trying to figure out what sparked a blaze at a hotel in the east bay. kron 4's lydia pantazes reports from hayward. the fire started at about 4 this morning on the 2nd floor of this hotel. it's called the america's best value inn on whipple avenue. 32-people were evacuated but no one was hurt. nothing suspicious at this point but they are investigating. even though the fire was contained to one room, several nearby rooms suffered major smoke damage. we spoke with a woman who was staying in a room next to the fire.

(grant) (grant) take a look at this-- c-h-p officers caught a carpool cheater in san jose. this happened on interstate 6-80 yesterday. you can see the mannequin with a backwards baseball cap in the front seat. the officer was on carpool patrol when this driver was caught-- and this driver was caught-- and they tweeted out this picture. the tweet said, "hope he's not expecting his passenger to pay half the ticket". (grant) and more c-h-p officers finding people behaving badly on the roads.

this time it happened on 6- 80 in pleasant hill. in a tweet-- officers said the driver was not pulled over because he was driving a red sports car--. they said it was because they were going 110 miles per hour-- and did not have license plates on the car. (vicki) next at 5:30-- aldon smith is set to make a court appearance today-- but he doesn't show up. the trouble he is now facing. (grant) plus-- baseball season is officially underway. we're live at the coliseum...where an extra inning nail-biter just wrapped up.

kron 4 is always tracking local stories. and here's a look at what's happening in your neighborhood(grant) our top story at 5:30-- former raider and 49er aldon smith was a no show in court today. smith was supposed be arraigned on charges that he violated a court order when he contacted the victim in a recent domestic violence incident. smith is accused of assaulting his fiance at her home in san francisco's nob hill neighborhood earlier this month. he has pleaded not guilty to the original charges. a judge has issued a 50-thousand dollar warrant for smith's arrest after he didn't appear in court-- but that will only go into effect if he misses his court date next week. .. (vicki) in the south bay. pg and crews have

successfully fixed a high- pressure gas line...ruptured by a construction crews backhoe. the incident happened at the intersection of miller avenue and tucker drive in san jose. one home was evacuated...and 10 others were told to shelter in place due to the cracked gas line. by around noon pg&e crews stopped the flow of gas through the line. the whole area of the intersection was closed off since the pipe burst almost exactly in the middle of it...but has since been reopened. (vicki) police are looking for the gunman in a san jose shooting. it happened yesterday on the 22-hundred block of lanai avenue. when officer arrived on scene-- they found a man who had been shot. the victim suffered life- threatening injuries. so far there's been no suspect or motive linked to the shooting. (grant) in the north bay-- a man killed while driving at the sonoma raceway has been identified. officers say 75-year-old napa resident james rambo was taking part in the "wednesday night drags" program when his car hit the wall at over 100 miles an hour... killing him.

officials say this is the first on-track fatality in the 30-year history of wednesday night drags. (grant) a man has died after being taken into custody by sonoma police. he was allegedly causing a disturbance at a mobile home park on ramon street last night. officers say the man was naked and refused to listen to their commands. he was then tased and handcuffed. the man went into medical distress and was taken to the hospital where he died. (vicki) on the peninsula-- a man is in custody after allegedly raping a woman in a parking lot in san mateo. it happened tuesday afternoon on 42nd avenue. when police arrived, they found a woman intoxicated and partially unresponsive. she told officers that a man was holding her against her will... and that he had ran off. officers found a man nearby who fit the description. he was identified as a registered sex offender named eli walker. lawrence karnow: it was a warm day even at the coastline

with highs in the upper 60s and low 70s at the coast and 80s inland. tonight will be a beautiful evening with very mild temperatures under partly cloudy skies. on the latest satellite image you can see the huge dome of high pressure over california. but you'll also notice a few high clouds moving over the top of that ridge. i think we'll see a few more high clouds on friday and maybe even a few patches of fog along the coast as the sea breeze begins to blow. highs tomorrow will be warm with 70s around the bay and a few low 80s inland. at the coast it will be a little cooler with highs in the 60s. it will be cooler this weekend with increasing clouds but no rain is in the forecast. the weatgher pattern will keep temperatures near normal for the first part of the week. showers are possible by next thursday. (grant) opening day in baseball.. the a's get things started here at home in the bay... hosting the los angeles angels..(vicki) it's

always a fun time out at the ball park.. the fans in oakland getting a rare day game on the home opener... kron 4's kim smith has been out with the fans all day.. it's your first opening day in the bay, kim. how's it going?? so much fun... i've had everything from fried chicken to fried rice... a hot dog.. to shrimp... you name it... so we ate our way through opening day with the fans... many of which who told me they are playing hookie from work.. can you blame them? so much fun on this beautiful day.. fans told me why not make it a national holiday.. or at least a free pass to hang out... " you're usually here for the first game, right? yea. it's usually like a 7:05 start now it's a day game, feels really nice out here."" on opening day you have fans that come across the bridge. you have a giants fan checking out the a's. got to be a giants fan. got to rep for the bay. " and you had to wear a giants jersey at the coliseum. going

for burgers and tots on opening day huh? going with the impossible sliders. nice! yeah!"i always say it's not baseball game if you don't have a chocolate malt a beer and a hot dog. " how long have you been coming to a's games? oh my gosh since they came here. i used to come with my dad back when they first started coming here. and fans also have a chance to check out some of the legends hanging out. tim hudson vida blue. signing autographs, taking pictures."it is exciting to be involved with a group of players it's great, it's extremely an honor. canseco: amongst all the great players. i'm happy the fans remember some of the players from 30,40, 50 years ago when they first started. and it's a great attribute to the management. dave kaval, getting this thing together and having a great time. the 50th anniversary class will honored tomorrow on opening night... a good start to the a's season... i'll have the latest from the clubhouse

coming up in the next hour in sports.. (grant) another big story we are following tonight-- california state senator jerry hill is pushing a bill that would mean anyone under 21 could lose their licenseif caught using marijuana......an d then driving.. he talked to catherine heenan today about the zero tolerance legislation he's introduced.. ( catherine ) senator hill wants this to be as tough as the current 'drinking' and driving laws involving minors.. california already has zero tolerance for minors drinking alcohol and then getting on

the road... he wants to drive home the point that it's also illegal to use marijuana and get behind the wheel... his bill would apply to "any" level of marijuana in the system.if you're caught - you'd lose your license for a year. as for adults - the senator authored a bill which became law this year - which bans marijuana consumption in any form by a driver or passengers... the bigger problem he says....working out a better systemto know when marijuana leaves adult drivers 'impaired.'

the senator's bill regarding minors includes an exemptionfor those who use medical marijuana - and have the proper documents. he says the ongoing work to close loopholes on marijuana legislationcan save lives. grant and vicki? (vicki) coming up-- the search continues for the thieves who stole from the boys and girls club in the east bay. who police are looking for tonight. (grant) a scary scene for sure-- a cheetah climbs into a car. we'll show you more of what happened.

(vicki) they say curiosity killed the cat. perhaps...but not this cheetah. however... the animal's curiosity probably had the man in this video worried about his life. britton hayes was on a safari in tanzania...when he got up close and personal with one of africa's top preditors. this cheetah ...targeted his land cruiser. the animal jumped on the hood... and eventually ventured inside the vehicle. luckily after sniffing around - and chewing on the seats a bit - the big cat left britton unharmed. (grant) a sonoma a

sonoma man is 10-million dollars richer after winning the jackpot on lottery scratchers. officials say ronald lopez stopped at the 76 gas station on arnold drive in sonoma for a drink. he then saw the 10-million dollar dazzler scratcher and decided to buy it-- and he won. lopez has the option of receiving 400-thousand dollars per year for 25 years-- or take a lump sum of 5-point-8 million dollars. the gas station will get 50-thousand dollars for selling the scratcher. (grant) and make sure you pick up your lottery tickets. the mega millions drawing is tomorrow night-- and the jackpot is now 502-million dollars. that's the 10th largest mega millions prize. no one has won the mega millions jackpot since january. the drawing is tomorrow night at 8:00. (vicki) still ahead-- a warning if you use a popular fitness tracking app. how your information could have been stolen. (lawrence) i'm chief

meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

new tonight at 5-- a warning if you use the app "my fitness pal". your personal information could have been compromised. the app tracks user's exercise and food. today-- under armor-- who owns my under armor-- who owns my fitness pal-- says 150 million people could have had their information stolen. that information includes usernames, email addresses, and passwords. under armor says they are working with security firms to investigate what happened. if you use my fitness pal-- the company says to change your password as soon as possible. (grant) happening now-- police continue to look for the thieves who stole computer equipment from the contra costa boys and girls club. and tonight-- we are learning what the stolen goods were going to be used for. kron 4's charles clifford has the latest. natson the morning of march 20th, the staff here at the boys and girls clubs of contra

costa county arrived to find that the storage locker behind their offices had been broken into and raided. natsthe theives stole about $20,000 worth computers, monitors, keyboards, and other valuable equipment. many of the stolen itmes were going to be used at camps and youth computer labs scheduled to start in june. sotoh, it was heartbreaking. . .dana fraticelli is the ceo of the boys and girls clubs . she says the loss is blow to their small operation.sotto think that someone would come here and actually steal tools and equipment for kids who can't afford other programs in the community. it was shocking and dissapointing.the contra costa county sheriff's office is investigating but so far no suspects have been identified. dana hopes that whoever did this will be brought to justice.soti hope they find them and bring them to justice. in the meantime, the boys and girls clubs is scrambling to replace their equipment. dana says they have already recieved some donations to help replace the stolen items but she is discouraging people from dropping off computer equipment.sotwe have a small staff and don't have the

bandwidith to asses all the electronic equipment that might come, so if people want to help out please make a cash donation on the website.anyone with infomration about the thefts is asked to contact the the contra costa county sheriff's office. in contra costa county, charles clifford kron 4 news. (grant) taking a live look from kirkwood tonight... the high in south lake the high in south lake tahoe today was 60-degrees. and a series of late winter storms rivaling the "miracle march" of 1991 has bolstered an otherwise dismal season of snowpack in the sierra. the snowpack in the lake tahoe area grew from 25 percent to 73 percent between march 1st and march 25th. that's an increase of 48 percent.

in 1991, the tahoe basin snowpack was at 15 percent and grew to 74 percent. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was a warm day even at the coastline with highs in the upper 60s and low 70s at the coast and 80s inland. tonight will be a beautiful evening with very mild temperatures under partly cloudy skies. on the latest satellite image you can see the huge dome of high pressure over california. but you'll also notice a few high clouds moving over the top of that ridge. i think we'll see a few more high clouds on friday and maybe even a few patches of fog along the coast as the sea breeze begins to blow. highs tomorrow will be warm with 70s around the bay and a few low 80s inland. at the coast it

will be a little cooler with highs in the 60s. it will be cooler this weekend with increasing clouds but no rain is in the forecast. the weatgher pattern will keep temperatures near normal for the first part of the week. showers are possible by next thursday.

(vicki) carl's junior's plan to rename one of its burgers in honor of steven spielberg has come to a crashing halt this is the fast food chain's ad from monday announcing the 'spielburger.' however at the end...it says "pending approval from steven spielberg. but we're pretty sure he'll be cool with it." well... turns cool with it." well... turns out the legendary director wasn't cool with it. spielberg posted

a video to twitter responding to carl's junior.(sot) . cease and desist. you can't do it. sorry guys." they're pretty good, but i'm passing(vicki) carl's junior has since come out with a new ad in response to speilberg. instead it says the speilburger is áánot coming soon to carl's junoir (grant) next on kron4 news at 5... why a pregnant mother is kicked off a cruise during her family vacation. hear her warning for other moms.

(vicki) a woman says she was kicked off a disney magic cruise in miami... because she was 25 weeks pregnant.(grant) she says her doctor okayed the trip... but disney does not permit it. christian de la rosa reports. emily jackson/kicked off a disney cruise: "now we're officially getting kicked out of disney."it was supposed to be a family cruise filled with fun.emily jackson/kicked off a disney cruise: "and i was crying."this family of 10 including a baby boy on the way boarding a plane from saint louis to miami.so excited they even had t-shirts made saying - - keep calm, enjoy your disney vacation.but instead...emily jackson/kicked

off a disney cruise: "i felt so bad because i felt like it was my fault that everybody couldn't go."emily jackson says she and her family went through security, even boarded the cruise but as they waited on their room keys - - crew members singled her out - - for being pregnant.emily jackson/kicked off a disney cruise: "he had no concerns about me going on this trip at all."jackson a mother of 2 on one on the way showing us her doctors note clearing her for the trip.they were shocked to learn disney's policy.posted to its website - - women 24 weeks pregnant during the cruise will be refused passage... that included her. when they complained they say things got ugly.the family hoping to record a vacation for their you tube vlog - - ended up recording their debacle.emily jackson/kicked off a disney cruise: "we have to get our stuff over there." as they got kicked out. jackson/kicked off a disney cruise: "they had the guy with a they had the k-9 had to take both wait almost 2 luggage outside in the heat and red faced and it was just, it was terrible," (grant) that was christine de la rosa reporting. this family says they are getting a partial refund. they say they recorded the incident because they wanted to warn other families... especially new moms.

(vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(granti) steve aveson and catherine heenan are here with kron 4 news at six. (steve) coming up next on kron4 news at five. new details about a correctional deputy accused of having sex with an inmate. the policy changes that are coming as a result.(catherne) then - police rush to a south bay school campus after a threat.. tonight - we're hearing from students who were forced to "lockdown". plus - what investigators are saying about the this latest scare... kron4 news at six is next. kron4 news at six is next. 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... & less of the ones you don't. more experts preventing security issues... & less security threats impacting our customers. more of a highly secure network with more security products available for further protection... & less per month. switch to at&t internet for business. more & less - that's the power of &. a correctional officer in

santa cruz county has been arrested after having relations with an inmate.

(steve) santa cruz county's sheriff says he's sickened and embarrased by the arrest of one of his officers. good evening... im steve aveson... (catherine) and im catherine heenan... in for pam moore. as kron four's rob fladeboe reports -- the now-fired jail guard is accused of sexual assault. rob fladeboe/santa cruz "....policies and procedures regarding interactions between inmates and corrections officer here at the main jail have come under scrutiny after an officer was arrested for allegedly having sex with an inmate..."29 year old marco del real, with the sheriff's office four years, was arrested on wednesday and is facing multiple felony charges inclding assault under color of authority.the investigation began in julyof 2017 when fellow pfficers heard rumors that del real had sex with a female inmate in his unit. del real is accused of using his position of authority to coerce the woman into sex. at a news conference, sheriff jim hart said he was sickened by del real's actions.jim hart/santa cruz county sheriff "....del real's actions are an embarrassment to our profession and it sickens me that this happened in one of our facilities. i hope that there are no other incarcerated women who have been victimized, if there are, i encourage them to contact us and we will investigate..."del real is now out of jail after posting a $50,000 bond. hewas

fired from his job and is expected to be arraigned next week. in santa cruz rob fladeboe kron 4 news é(catherine)é (catherine) a threat of violence has hit another bay area school... this time

-- aimed at palo alto high school.(steve) the school was put on lockdown this afternoon and police officers swarmed the campus. it happened just before 1:00 this afternoon at palo alto highschool-- on embaradero road. that's right next to stanford. kron 4's justine waldman has been at the school all afternoon-- justine, what can you tell us about the threat? detectives are trying to figure out who called in the threat today to palo alto high school.officers have determined that it was likely a hoax. voduring the lockdown, students shared with me pictures showing how they used desks to barricade themselves inside classrooms. and officers holding guns outside the main entrance. another student told me teachers handed out text books to kids to use as shields. today someone phoned in a threat of violence to the palo alto police department directed at the high school. that brought out a substantial police presence from pa police, melno park and the stanford sheriff office.and students went on a code red alert causing a lockdown at school.ssot jamie mcgregor / sophomore"a lot of people were

panicking in the classroom getting all the desks by the door and getting the corners. sot zoe sid/ junior"it happening here in palo alto that really scares me because we are known as a pretty safe community and it doesn't seem right that it is now happening in one of the safest communities in america."sot nancy bain / mother daughter is freshman"thank god they are ok they said it was a hoax but it is not funny."voparents rushed here to pick up their kids some telling me they left work after getting texts from their kids locked in closets or classrooms.students tell me this interrupted a lot of tests were scheduled for today, as it is right before spring break.justineagain, it appears the threat here at pa hs is likely a hoax.palo alto police are trying to trace the phone call right now.live in palo alto justine waldman kron 4 news.

"stephone has woke up the nation!""we will never let you forget the name of stephon clark!"(catherine) the reverend al sharpton

delivers a passionate eulogy for the sacramento father shot to death by police in his granmother's back yard. police said they thought stephon clark had a gun, but he'd been holding a cell phone. his body was laid to rest today. it was a day of high emotion, as grief and anger nearly overwhelmed stephon clark's brother. (catherine) al sharpton led the family into the 'bayside of south sacramento' church.hundreds of mourners were there, along with muslim and christian clergy. it was emotion, as grief and anger nearly overwhelmed stephon clark's brother. natstevante clark, wearing a bandana and white t=shirt, threw himself on the coffin as performers danced and sang. later he grabbed the microphone from n=double=a=c=p leader alice huffman,hold on sister, this ain't about you.i am?stephon clark!after calling for a library and recreational center to be named for his younger brother, stevante was led off ... the reverend al sharpton called him back, with a rebuke to any crotics."you don't tell people in pain how

to handle their pain. you don't tell people when you kill their loved one how to grieve. we did not come for you uppity bourgeois proper folks. we came for stevante. we came for the family. we came because this boy should be alive today."stevante threw his arms around the civil rights leader as sharpton talked about stephon's death, this brother could be any one of uscan't nobody do me like jesus!stephon clark converted to islam a few years before his death both christian and muslim prayers were offered, berkeley imam zaid shakir noted that more than 1=thousand americans are shot by police every year.he challenged the trump administration's asseertion that clark's death was "a local issue."systemic problem! not a not a sacramento problem. it is a uniquely american problem." (catherine) mourners today included former sacramento kings player matt barnes amd sacramento mayor darrell steinberg. (steve) new tonight at six... an update on one of the three people injured when a car jumped the curb at oakland airport tuesday night. a woman who was visiting from canada... tells kron4

that she'd been waiting for a ride when the driver slammed into her. she has four broken bones between her neck and skull. doctors say she'll be in the hospital for six months. the driver of the car-- juan pablo-- was arrested on suspicion of felony reckless driving and driving without a license. (steve) another big story we are following... the driver arrested yesterday in san francisco - accused of running over five men-- has been identified. police say 33-year-old mark dennis is facing multiple charges -- including murder. kron four's philippe djegal reports from san francisco -- he talked to a woman who says she has interacted with the suspect before. (philippe) ann-marie says she's had at least four interactions with 33-year-old mark dennis dating back to last fall. she says this is him -- being arrested in san francisco wednesday... shortly after he is accused of running over five men with his van in the city's dog patch neighborhood, killing one of them.ann-marie/knows suspect-

"he would come up to the fence and he'd be threatening and trying to start a fight." ann-marie says mark dennis has told her he is homeless. she'd see him when he'd park his van at heron's head park, where she walks her dogs. and, took this photo of him in january after she says she witnessed an incident involving the suspect.ann- marie/knows suspect- "this one woman told him to please go away and he spit in her eye, so then we say we're going to call the cop and he drives away." she says she's called the police on him several times in the past, but never filed a report. now he is facing charges of murder and attempted murder. ann-marie/knows suspect- "he would do everything he could to basically cause you to interact with him in a really negative way. (philippe) why? (ann-marie) i don't know -- i think he's very unhappy." the san francisco medical examiner's office says 34- year-old eliseo lopez was the man killed in the collision. two victims remain hospitalized... one in critical condition, the other serious. the other two victims were released from the hospital. mark dennis is due in court next week. in san francisco, philippe djegal, news.

(steve) former raider and 49er aldon smith was a no show in court today. smith was supposed be arraigned on charges that he violated a court order when he contacted the victim in a recent domestic violence incident. smith is accused of assaulting his fiance at her home in san francisco's nob hill neighborhood earlier this month. he has pleaded not guilty to the original charges. a judge has issued a 50-thousand dollar warrant for smith's arrest after he didn't appear in court-- but that will only go into effect if he misses his court date next week. (catherine) in the east bay... there was an early morning fire at a hotel in hayward.. it began about 4 a-m on the second floor of the 'americas best value inn' on whipple road. flames reached the third floor and attic. a man staying at the hotel says he saw flames and heard windows blowing out. he added that he and his girlfriend had previously been homeless.

"just trying to find a new home...im between homes right now. trying to find a new place to live and while we're doing so we stay here for a little bit. everything's there...credit cards, wallets, everything's all gone." (catherine) the hotel was evacuated and no injuries were reported. it's not clear yet how the fire started.. a live look outside right now... as we get our first look at the four zone forecast at the four zone forecast with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was a warm day even at the coastline with highs in the upper 60s and low 70s at the coast and 80s inland. tonight will be a beautiful evening with very mild temperatures under partly cloudy skies. on the latest satellite image you can see the huge dome of high pressure over california. but you'll also notice a few high clouds moving over the top of that ridge. i think we'll see a few more high clouds on friday and maybe even a few patches of fog along the coast as the sea breeze begins to blow. highs tomorrow will be warm with 70s around the bay and a few low 80s inland. at the coast it will be a little cooler with highs in the 60s. it will be cooler this weekend with increasing clouds but no rain

is in the forecast. the weatgher pattern will keep temperatures near normal for the first part of the week. showers are possible by next thursday. (( áá v.o. / steve áá )) a pioneering california law that guarantees access to the beaches for everyone is being challengedat the supreme court. one local official says losing that right would be devastating. (( áá v.o. / catherine áá )) another city in the bay area is facing a serious shortage finding people who want to join the police department. why that could spell danger.

there's concern over what some call a shortage of police officers in martinez.... the city and the union representing police officers are trying to get on the same page in finding a solution... the sticking point - appears to be wages. kron4's haaziq madyun has the story no dedicated school resource officer, no dedicated for homeless outreach officer, no dedicated officer to work with the mental health evaluation

team. that is the current situation at the martinez police department...which is currently experiencing a staffing crisis, according to the martinez police officers association. the police union and the city are trying to find common ground to solve the problem of servere recruitment and retention according to transparent california starting annual salary for a martinez police officer is $75, 846officers in neighboring walnut creek starting annual salary is $93,852... a 21% increase in payunion officials say that is big reason why they are 6 officers short of their authorized staffing level of 37 officerssotthe owner of the martinez barber shop says he misses the homeless outreach officer who used to work in this areasot

out as a volunteer, so definately i seen that position go away and i have definately seen an increase with the lack of support for the homeless">this alhambra high schoool alum was not happy to hear that the school lost its dedicated school resource officersotformer student: "if something really goes down at the school the principal or the teacher can't really do nothing about that, so to have an officer there would be much better">the current negotiated police contract is closed until june 0f 2019. however city officials say they are willing to discuss a salary increase with the police officers association as long as the impact on the overall city budget is taken into consideration...in martinez haaziq madyun kron4news (catherine) (catherine) the series of late winter storms has boosted an otherwise dismal snowpack season in the northern sierra. the snowpack in the lake tahoe area grew from 25

percent to 73 percent between march first and march 25th.....a 48 percent jump. in terms of water volume, storms added nearly 11 inches of water to the snowpack across the tahoe basin. let's take a look outside right now... chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: it was a warm day even at the coastline with highs in the upper 60s and low 70s at the coast and 80s inland. tonight will be a beautiful evening with very mild temperatures under partly cloudy skies. on the latest satellite image you can see the huge dome of high pressure over california. but you'll also notice a few high clouds moving over the top of that ridge. i think we'll see a few more high clouds on friday and maybe even a few patches of fog along the coast as the sea

breeze begins to blow. highs tomorrow will be warm with 70s around the bay and a few low 80s inland. at the coast it will be a little cooler with highs in the 60s. it will be cooler this weekend with increasing clouds but no rain is in the forecast. the weatgher pattern will keep temperatures near normal for the first part of the week. showers are possible by next thursday.

(steve) (steve) happening now on the peninsula --- police have a warning for parents. they say there's been a report of a man exposing himself while taking pictures

of children playing on the beach. as kron four's terisa estacio reports, parents are concerned.(take pkg) authorities say it was here at linda mar beach in pacifica wednesday afternoon where they received a 911 call concerning an indecent exposure situation. captain chris clements, pacifica police dept. "it was reported that he was taking photo or video of children with his cell phone also exposing himself." captain chris clements tells me - some witnesses sprang into action. captain clements. "we are still looking for surveillance video. witnesses did see him jump into a grey honda, but they couldn't get a license plate. he is described as a white male, with a beard, wearing black hat, t shirt, extremely short white shorts. kristin hudson, parent. it is disturbing to hear about this. you come to a place like this and you think kids can run free, but then you hear this. i will be watching more closely." out at linda mar - parents were equally concerned angrateful to get the news so they could be more aware. yes, it is very important, because i have 2 kids and i definitely feel more informed and appreciate that. clements. it is very unusual to get this type of call, of a man exposing himself and video taping our children, if anyone sees anything like this please give us a call immediately. in

pacifica, terisa estacio kron four news ### (catherine) the battle for the (catherine) ###news estacio kron four news ### (catherine) the battle for beach access in california is an ongoingissue up and down the coast... one of the flash points - martins beach in san mateo county.. that's where a billionaire owner has been restricting public access. he recently petitioned the u.s. supreme court to hear his case. today state senator jerry hill - whose district includes that

area - told me that losing the battle at the supreme court level would be "devastating." he says the owner is directly challenging the state's coastal act...which has been in place since the 1970's... senator senator hill suggested legislation at one point that wouldhave allowed the state to buy the access property...but it was vetoed by the governor. if

the current legal challenge goes the wrong way, he says,it could be the start of something "very destructive" for california. (( áá v.o. / steve áá )) millions depend on veterans hospitals to provide them with lifelong health care. now a republicanproposal that says privatizing the system would make everything better. (( áá v.o. / catherine áá )) you think car break-ins are a big problem in san francisco? coming up we've got a warningabout a tourist destination where things are worse.

new tonight at six... a warning to anyone planning on visiting hawaii... thieves are preying on tourists at the u-s-s arizona memorial... looking for easy targets. as manolo morales reports, car break-ins have become a big problem. and now law enforcement is stepping up the effort to do something about it.. about two thousand cars are parked in the pearl harbor visitor center lot each day. nearly every one of them is a rental car.

rental car company on it, but it's pretty obvious when a car has a bar code on it.">so they're easy targets for thieves, who are watching their potential victims.some visitors make it more tempting for thieves by leaving purses, sometimes, even their suitcases in the car.he says thieves are able to break a window or pop the trunk open and get away with the stolen items in less than a minute. so the park service took action. biddle says he also worked with hpd to help catch those who get away. once the thieves leave the parking lot, they're out of the rangers' jurisdiction. parking lots have video cameras to help police officers identify them. biddle tells me the thieves can also face stiffer penalties. because this is a national park, they can be charged with a federal crime.

agencies doing prosecution on these types of activities then yeah, hopefully the word gets out.">out."> (steve) that was manolo morales reporting. san francisco is also facing what some are calling an epidemic of car break-ins. due to the growing problem, last year the board of supervisors approved legislation requiring car rental companies to make their advertisements and bar codes on the cars less visible. (( áá v.o. / catherine áá )) the van belonging to a family of 8 is found at the bottom of a california cliff but only 5 bodies are recovered. we have an update on the missing three children. (( áá v.o. / steve áá )) efforts by a billionaire to prevent access to the beach across his property wouldbe a disaster according to one local official. he joins us to explain why. (steve)(steve)

happening now... a mysterious tragedy still playing out... tonight, investigators are searching for three children...presumed dead... in mendocino county. their parents and three siblings plummeted to their deaths when the family s-u-v went off highway one and over a cliff. as trevor ault reports... investigators say... it doesn't look good. we have every indication to believe that all 6 children were in there, however only 3

bodies have been recovereddays after launching their investigation-- mendocino county authorities still don't know what exactly happened to the hart family.i can tell you it was a very confusing scene-because there was no skidmarks, there were no brake marksall that áwasá there was a flipped suv on jagged rocks-- and the bodies of five family members.38-year-old jennifer hart had been driving, her wife sarah in the passenger seat-- and three of their 6 children-- 19-year-old markis and 14-year-olds jeremiah and abigail-- ejected from the vehicle.the remaining 3 children are missing-- 12- year-old sierra, 16-year-old hannah, and 14-year-old devonte-- who you may recognize from this iconic protest photo from 2014.a woman who lives a few hundred yards from the crash told me she didn't know how a person could drive off this cliff on accident-- it's at least 75 feet from the road-- but sheriff allman says it doesn't mean the crash happened on purpose.we have no reason to believe, we have no evidence and no reason to believe that this was an intentional act. they do have reason to believe this crash happened hours before it was reported to the

authorities-- but they don't know where the hart family came from, or when they crossed over the edge.i can fairly say that several of the questions that have been asked today will never be answered. it was unwitnessed, we don't know what happened. (steve) that was trevor ault reporting. the mendocino county sheriff's office and chp are hoping somebody saw this family over the weekend or monday morning and will come forward. they say any new information could help them piece together these many unanswered questions. in santa cruz, the sheriff's department has arrested one of it's own involving allegeations of a sexual assault inside the main jail. rob fladaboe korn four news. in san francisco... police have named 33-year-old mark dennis as the driver

arrested wedneday in connection with a deadly hit and run collision. he's accused of running over five men. the san francisco medical examiner's office has identified 34-year-old eliseo lopez as the victim who died. dennis has been charged with murder and is due in court friday. in san francisco, in san francisco... police have named 33-year-old mark dennis as the driver arrested wedneday in connection with a deadly hit and run collision. he's accused of running over five

men. the san francisco medical examiner's office has identified 34-year-old eliseo lopez as the victim who died. dennis has been charged with murder and is due in court friday. in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. (terisa estacio, reporting, pacifica) pacifica police say they received a report of a man exposing himself and alledgely taking pictures of video here - at linda mar beach. it was around 2:40 wednesday afternoon - when police arrived, the man had left. but witnesses were able to give a description of the person as well as what vehicle he was driving. this is captain chris clements with the pacifica police dept. capt. chris clements, pacifica p.d. he was described as a white male, adult between 40- 50 with a bearded wearing a black hat, a turquois shirt and short short white shorts. he was the beach parking lot southbound on state route 1 in a gray, late model honda civic two vehicle. estacio lawrence karnow: it was a warm day even at the coastline with highs in the upper 60s and low 70s at the coast and 80s inland. tonight will be a beautiful evening with very

mild temperatures under partly cloudy skies. on the latest satellite image you can see the huge dome of high pressure over california. but you'll also notice a few high clouds moving over the top of that ridge. i think we'll see a few more high clouds on friday and maybe even a few patches of fog along the coast as the sea breeze begins to blow. highs tomorrow will be warm with 70s around the bay and a few low 80s inland. at the coast it will be a little cooler with highs in the 60s. it will be cooler this increasing rain is in the forecast. the weatgher pattern will keep temperatures near normal for the first part of the are possible by next thursday. (catherine) in national news... veterans affairs secretary david shulkin has been fired.. he's been facing controversy over reports that he used tens of thousands in tax money for a european vacation with his wife. but now - shulkin says the real reason - is that president trump wants to dismantle the veterans healthcare system. president trumpwe've made a lot of progress with the veterans, but i want to get them choice.the change in leadership at the department

of veterans affairs could mean a change in how veterans get their healthcare house minority leader nancy pelosi called it 'a troubling step in the trump administration's ultimate goal of va privatization'joe chenelly / am vets, national executive directorprivatizing the va will not only cost taxpayers at least 500-billion dollars more, over the first 10 year period of doing something like that. but it will leave veterans out.american veterans has 250 thousand members executive director joe chenelly says the organization's congressional charter requires them to be non- partisan and he says amvets is firmly against outsourcing veterans' healthcare to private for- profit companies.joe chenelly / am vets / national executive directorit will create a system of haves and haves not. it will reduce care and benefits for veterans and it will cost them more financially.alexandra limon / @alexlimonnewsformer veterans affairs secretary david shulkin wrote in an op ed in the new york times that he believes privatizing the va is a terrible idea. shulkin said he fought against it, and that's why he was fired..but

there is support for moving veterans healthcare outside of the v-a itself. trumpbecause there's a 25 day wait, there's a six month wait.kansas senator jerry moran championed the 2014 veterans choice act, and congress last year voted to extend the programit allows some veterans to see private doctors and let the v-a paypresident trump wants to do more. it's unclear where exactly his new pick for va secretary stands on the issue. in washington alexandra limon. (( áá v.o. / steve áá )) a judge gives his decision on efforts to make president trump testify under oath.the outcome and reaction from stormy daniels when we come back.

a judge has denied the motion from adult film actress stormy daniels to have the president and his attorney questioned under oath.. daniels says she had consensual sex with trump one time - in 2006. she also claims that just days before the 2016 presidential election,the president's attorney paid her 130-thousand dollars to keep quiet about it. trump says the affair never happened. yesterday, daniels' lawyer asked for an expedited trial. but a federal judge in california denied the request, calling it premature. (steve) bill cosby's lawyers are fighting to let the jury at cosby's sexual

assault retrial, hear from a woman who says accuser andrea constand spoke about making up allegations so she could sue and get money. lawyer becky james argued at a preliminary hearing on today, that marguerite jackson's testimony shows constand's mindset prior to seeing police with allegations cosby drugged and molested her in 2004. constand's lawyer has said jackson is lying. prosecutors say judge steven o'neill should block her testimony like he did in the first trial because it's a rumor. (catherine) it's a giant day in bay area sports -- san francisco is in los angeles facing the dodgers on opening day.(steve) also - the a's kick off the season in oakland against the angels. we have the highlights and a live report from the coliseum coming up.

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back! the giants and a's are not favorites to win the world series but opening day is opening presents on christmas day... it never gets old. 27,764 at the coliseum... the smallest opening day crowd for the a's since 1980... but they would be happy at the end... rollie fingers... the hall of famer... throwing out the first pitch... catching it was marcus semien... who would play very prominently in this game... top 2nd... this was the defensive play off the game... matt chapman... going over the tarp to make to catach on luis valbuena's foul pop top 5th... 3-0 angels... zack cozat takes kendall graveman deep and gone for a solo home run... 4-0 angels... looks like they'll run away with it but back come the a's...khris davis... coming off back-to-back 40-home run seasons... hits a 3-run homer pof garrett richards... 4-3 angels next batter... matt olson... down the right field line and out... off the bar-be-que sign... david and joyce go back-to-back... 4-4 tie

after an albert pujols home run gave the angels a 5-4 lead... bottom 7th... davis... line-drive sinlge to left... semien scores... 5-5 tie... we go extra innings bottom 11th... marcus semien... with a runner on 3rd and one out... drills the walk-off game- winning hit to center... boog powell scores... a wild celebration ensues semien... gets the pie in the face and the bucket of water postgame... he had 3 hits today final score... 6-5 a's in 11 innings

what a fun what a fun turn of events in this game at the bottom of the 5th gary.. back to back homers from khris davis and matt olson... and that's what bob melvin wants to see from his young guys, battling at the plate... the a's needed to get some offense going...and it was the young guys who got things back on track ... khris davis and matt olson providing the spark on opening day... davis 2 for 5 with 4 rbis and a homer... and how about the hero of the day.. marcus semien... from right here in the bay grew up in san francisco , played at cal ...even his parents went to cal .. his father played football there... sure he's proud today... bob melvin liked what he saw today... "it's tough dealing with opening day cause

you want to make a good impression, you want to win the game, there is a little more nerves. having to wait that long makes it a little bit more excruciating, but at the end of the day a win is a win. it's nice to comeback down from where we were. down four and their guys rolling pretty good next thing you know its four to four. guys fought for 27 for sure and more than that". the a's front office say it was important for them to keep this nucleus of young guys together... we'll see here soon how that shapes out... but as i was told today from some folks here... a's fans always folks here... a's fans always have to be optimistic.. back to you gary...

there is no question the giants will have a hard time to win ball games being they have a depleted piching staff due to injuries. the good news is they could have a important arm back in the bullpen within two weeks according to manager bruce

bochy-- their 62-million closer, mark melancon, who has right elbow flexor strain is expected to return when they face the dodgers on april sixth. the right-hander is currently on the ten-day disable list melancon is looking to bounce back after blowing five of his 16 save opponitunites in his first season with the giants there were lot of exciting games across the league today everyone wanted to see giancarlo stanton and aaron judge in the same lineup for the first time this season. this offseason the giants were one of the teams interest in adding the former marlins slugger to their roster. against the toronto blue jays... stanton put on a batting clinic the yankees new gem on his first at-bat... hits a 2-run jack finishes

with two homers and an r-b-i double judge adds a pair of hits yankees win 6-1 turning to the warriors-- head coach, steve kerr is finally get back two of his four all- kevin draymond green will play tonight against the bucks at durant missed the last six games with about three injured his right rib in against the draymond was out for about a week due to a hip dealing with the warriors will get a boost in their lineuphas lost 3 of (catherine) after the break... a convicted murderer is getting a new murderer is getting a new trial - thanks to a popular podcast.

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a popular podcast has resulted in a convicted murderer getting a new trial. adnan syed gained national attention after his case was featured on the podcast "serial." an appeals court in maryland says that syed will have to be re- tried on all charges. the mayor and city council will have to foot the bill for the new trial. the decision could be appealed. syed was convicted of the 19-99 killing of a former girlfriend and sentenced to life in prison. (steve) it's a lost and found story with the happiest of happy endings. the loss of a treasured ring brings a community together in unexpected ways. a woman lost her wallet with her wedding ring inside at a bar in wilmington, north carolina... bar owner jimmy galleesse found out and became determined to help find the priceless item... and he found the wallet sitting on a bench outside his business, where video captured a 17- year-old kid taking something

from the wallet and then taking off. galleese posted the teen's picture to social media... and quickly identified him. "he contacts me like five minutes later and tells me that he did take it. the wedding band was in there but he just took the money, he hadn't eaten in two days. he threw it off the public docks" (steve) the minor was facing felony charges if the ring wasn't found...but it was...and the bar owner says the kid had been sleeping in the woods prior to the incident... but galleese is now housing the minor because he was honest from the start. police are working on finding him a permanent home. (catherine) a canadian teenager made a great decision when shedecided to celebrate her 18th birthday by buying a bottle of sparkling wineand her first-ever lotto ticket at a convenience store in quebec. and yes -- she won the jackpot... charlie lagarde scratched off the ticket when she got home

and discovered she'd won a million dollars. she's taking a payount of a thousand dollars a week - for therest of her life. charlie wants to travel...and study photography. lawrence karnow: it was a warm day even at the coastline with highs in the upper 60s and low 70s at the coast and 80s inland. tonight will be a beautiful evening with very mild temperatures under partly cloudy skies. on the latest satellite image you can see the huge dome of high pressure over california. but you'll also notice a few high clouds moving over the top of that ridge. i think we'll see a few more high clouds on friday and maybe even a few patches of fog along the coast as the sea breeze begins to blow. highs tomorrow will be warm with 70s around the bay and a few low 80s inland. at the coast it will be a little cooler with highs in the 60s. it will be cooler this weekend with increasing clouds but no rain is in the forecast. the weatgher pattern will keep temperatures near normal for the first part of the week.

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