autopsy, directly contradicting the official sacramento police accounts of stephon clark's death.good evening. i'm steve aveson for grant lodes..( vicki )i'm vicki liviakis..blockbuster new allegations on the shooting that has gained national attentioncatherine heenan is in the newsroom to tell us about the report released today,catherine? (catherine) stephon clark -- was facing 'away' from the officers who shot him. and he might have survived if he'd had immediate medical attention. the autopsy by noted pathologist bennet omalu provides a very different story from the official police version... natpolice helicopter video shows clark's death ... officers firing around the side of the house where clark had been living with his grandmother.more natbody cameras recorded the officer's viewpoint as they opened fire. "he kind of approached us, hands out."not true, says the patholigist hired by clark family attorneys,doctor bennett omalu calls the police

account "...inconsistent with the prevailing forensic evidence."the pathologist says his examination of the wounds indicated that clark was facing away from the officers when they opened fire.the first shot struck him in the side of the chest and spun him around.six more shots struck him in the arm, neck, back and abdomen. "each one of theses bullets, independently, possessed a fatal capacity. meaning, out of all these seven, all he needed to die was just one of the seven." nevertheless, the doctor said, "death was not instantaneous." officers waited more than fuve minutes before approaching clark.they said they believed he had a gun.but they found only a cell phone..the pathologist says clark might have been saved with prompt medical attention."every minute you wait decreases the probability of survival."

(catherine) the official autopsy hasn't been released.the sacramento county coroner says toxicology results are not in yet. and the report won't be released until there's a decision on whether to charge the officers. if there are no charges, the report will be released immediately. otherwise it will be withheld until their trial. steve and vicki? (steve) ánotá guilty. that's the verdict from a jury who decided the wife of an admitted terrorist - who killed 49 people at an orlando nightclub - did not help her husband.(vicki) noor salman is now released after spending more than a year in jail...now it appears she is headed back to the bay area... natasha chen explains how her defense team says they knew she would be found innocent. susan adieh, cousin of noor salman: we knew from day one she was innocentafter a two- week trial, noor salman was found ánot guiltyá of providing material support to a foreign terrorist organization and obstruction

of justice.jurors found she did not mislead law enforcement - nor did she help her husband kill 49 people and injure more than 50 others - when he opened fire at the orlando pulse nightclub in june of 2016.susan adieh, cousin of noor salman: i feel so bad for them. and i lost a child, i know how that feels. so no matter what happens between noor being guilty and not guilty, it's not going to bring them back. but at the same time, we cannot commit another innocent person as well, part of all this.her family says they've always considered salman to be the first victim of her husband - omar mateen.al salman, uncle of noor salman: i don't know how we're going to make up for the last two years.almost two years of investigators and the public reviewing video of her in the weeks before the shooting - shopping with her husband and child in the orlando area.but her attorneys say evidence showed she didn't know what mateen was about to do - didn't drop him off at the club, did not scout locations with him, and did not browse extremist websites. charles swift, attorney for noor salman: the more we learned, the better noor salman looked.the orange county sheriff said in a statement that - "many may feel that justice has not prevailed; however, the system of justice has spoken and we should look to the continued healing for the families and our entire community so that this event will not define us." i'm natasha chen reporting.

reporting. (steve) (steve) noor salman had been living in the east bay before being indicted and ordered to stand trial in florida. now she is reportedly heading back to the bay area. kron four's terisa estacio is outside salaman's mother's home..... she reports now from rodeo. here in front of noor salman's home it is all quiet, the shades are drawn. neighbors declined to go on camera, but told me they are very glad she is free and can return here to be with her young son. it has been a long tortured ordeal for the east bay mom. indicted by federal prosectors and wisked out of her home away from her son - her family has stood by her side through it all. her uncle pledging to put up his home for bail for his niece. last year, her uncle made every court hearing - repeatedly saying his niece was not guilty. that she knew

nothing of her deceased husbands plans to go into a nightclub and kill people. her uncle maintained that noor was a simple person and that she was in an abusive relationahsip with omar mateen. and that he threatened to take their son away if she left him. noor salman exited a florida jail two hours after she was aquitted on all charges. she reportedly is planning on flying back sometime soon to the bay area. here in rodeo, terisa estacio kron four news. (vicki) new tonight at 5-- the contra costa sheriff's office has started publishing inmates' release dates online. and critics say they believe it's an attempt to avoid the sanctuary city law. the department started posting the information in its website last month. a state law went into effect in january that restricts law

enforcement from providing release dates of people in jail to federal immigration authorities. the trump administration has sued the state block it. the sheriff's office released a statement today about the allegations that they are tipping off ice agents. officials say... "this information is public and can be helpful to other governmental organizations, crime victims, inmates' family members and others. additionally, organizations who provide services to persons released from custody have specifically asked for this information so they can start reentry transition assistance right away. releasing this public information is an important part of the county's reentry strategic plan." "nats of shooting"(steve) dramatic new video of a deadly police shooting at a barber shop in san francisco. a police officer... a teenager and two barbers were hit by bullets... before police shot the gunman. the shooting happened last wednesday on geneva avenue and london street. at a town

hall meeting last night-- police say leading up to the shooting... family members of jehad eid called 9-1-1. they said eid threatened them with a gun. by the time police got there... one teen and 2-barbers had already been shot. eid then shot at officers. here is more of that dramatic video-- and we want to warn you-- some might find it disturbing. "nats of shooting"(steve) police fired back at eid... shooting him 18 times. both officers who fired their weapons have been interviewed. they're names have not been released. (vicki) authorities still have more questions than answers regarding the death of a family whose car went off a

cliff and into the pacific ocean. it happened in mendocino county earlier this week. three of the children remain missing at this time. john lorinc reports. authorities in california and washington state are investigating the mysterious deaths of at least five members of the hart family. voice of olegario marin/chp spokesman"all we know is that the vehicle ended up at the bottom of 100 foot cliff and that's what we are looking for now to see if we can figure out what happened."the california highway patrol is using a specialized team in an attempt to find answers.voice of olegario marin/chp spokesman "they have a lot of equipment and different things that they can check as far as for the vehicle, the areas around there to look for anything that could be a clue to tell us what happened with the vehicle."the family was seen last week at their home....shortly after child protective services paid a welfare visit.dana dekalb/neighbor"they portray this happy little family..well they obviously had separate lives."neighbors dana and bruce dekalb say they called the authorities because one of the children had been asking them for food-- saying he was being starved.dana

dekalb/neighbor"what happened there versus what happened when they went out into the public was a whole different face."five bodies, including sarah hart and her wife, jennifer, were but three remain missing.one of them is devonte hart.headlines nationally of him hugging officer during a protest in viral.reporting. (steve) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was a warm but slightly cooler day with numerous clouds above. highs still managed to sneak into the 70s and 80s around the bay and valleys with 60s at the coast. even with all of the

clouds there's no rain showing up on doppler radar. if you're going out tonight you can expect partly to mostly cloudy skies with a few patches of fog moving in along the coast. temperatures will remain mild in the bay and the valleys to near midnight. on the satellite you can see the high clouds streaming over the top of the ridge of weakening high pressure. we are expecting changes for the weekend as temperatures move closer to normal. it will be cooler on saturday but still warm. highs under partly cloudy skies will be in the 50s and 60s at the coast with 70s and a few low 80s inland. it will continue to cool on sunday with temperatures only in the 70s. the weather looks parlty cloudy early next week but there is a chance of rain starting on thursday and into next weekend. (steve) (steve) coming up--

a new feature on your iphone could improve its battery live. details on how it works. (vicki) and just when you think the flu season is nearly over.. another wave of influenza is making its rounds. details on how to protect yourself. (steve) and after the break-- some good news for a bay area father facing deportation. hear the new ruling just handed down by a judge.

(landing vo/steve) new tonight at five... there is good news, exciting news for the family of an undocumented south bay man who is facing deportation to mexico. as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now, a court ruling has been handed down in fernando carillo's favor. nats (family around breakfast table)lourdes barraza and two of her three children were all smiles at breakfast after receiving news that a federal court judge in san francisco has ruled againstdeporting barraza's undocumented husband, fernando carillo, who is in jail in richmond after being detained by ice back in octoberlourdes barraza/fernando carillo's husband "...we're happy with the judge's decision and we believe it's the right decision and that we are on the right side of history with this decision..."judge joseph park has ruled that were he to be deported to mexico, fernando carillowould be persecuted, based on his relationship with a relative who is involved in

fighting crime. the government has 30 days to appeal the granting of what's known as a "withholding of removal."lourdes barraza "....withholding of removal doesn't guarantee anything right now in terms of legal residency or citizenship because of the way immigration law is right now , what it means is he will be able to apply for a work permit and legally remain in the united states...." a cable tv installer, carillo was detained by ice because of prior deportations and a d.u.i. the "withholding of removal" order means he can stay in the u.s. so long as he commit's no more crimes. his family, who had been considering a move to canada because they too would be unsafe in mexico, say he has earned his freedom.lourdes barraza "..he paid the price for making the mistakes they say he made and he deserves to et on with his life now..." carillo's attorney says a government appeal is unlikely and that he could be free by early next week. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news.

(steve) actor and former california governor arnold schwarzenegger is in stable condition after undergoing heart surgery yesterday. the 70-year-old had a valve replacement procedure in los angeles. schwarzennegger's spokesman said in a statement said the procedure was necessary because a heart valve placed in 1997 had outlived its life expectancy. the statement also said that an open-heart surgery team was ready to go in case the catheter could not be replaced. but during surgery doctors decided to utilize the open heart team to complete the surgery. (steve) the state of california is suing sutter health... the largest hospital system in northern california california attorney general-- xavier becerra-- announced the lawsuit today. according to california department of justice... sutter health engaged in anti-competitive

behavior . that resulting in higher prices for health car for northern californians. attorney general xavier becerra "there is no reason why someone would have to pay so much more for a service simply because they are located in a different geographical location than another family in california. that's not right." becerra is working to stop sutter health from unlawful conduct under state laws. he also wants to restore competition in the california healthcare market. (vicki) amanda renteria is the newest candidate for governor. the former hillary clinton campaign aide jumped into the gubernatorial race just a little more than a month ago.(steve) she has never been elected to public office.. but she has worked on the staffs of several powerful lawmakers and knows politics well. this week - she spoke with capitol bureau reporter kody leibowitz about the change of culture in california. amanda renteria (42;38-43) we need to be willing to have those uncomfortable conversations if we all want to get better as a state. amanda renteria is talking about the deadly police shooting of stephon clark.less than two weeks ago -- clark was killed by two sacarmento

police officers in his grandparent's backyard. renteria - a democratic candidate for governor and the former chief of operations at the state department of justice - is open to an independent investigation in any police involved shooting case.amanda renteria, democratic candidate for governor "we need to go to a place and a process where people really believe in it." renteria says public trust is really important especially in politics. too often money gets in the way.amanda renteria, democratic candidate for governor "you should be elected and given the time to govern and that's why one of the pieces of my plan is to make sure that people don't fundraise before their election."two weeks ago.. the stanford and harvard grad called for the lt. governor gavin newsom to resign over an past sexual affair when he was was san francisco mayor. he is also running for governor. amanda renteria, democratic candidate for governor "any bad actors are going to need to know that it's over and those days are over when elected officials are having sex with subordinates."amanda renteria "people believe that the culture of politics needs to change." (anchor) (anchor) time now to

check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was a warm but slightly cooler day with numerous clouds above. highs still managed to sneak into the 70s and 80s around the bay and valleys with 60s at the coast. even with all of the clouds there's no rain showing up on doppler radar. if you're going out tonight you can expect partly to mostly cloudy skies with a few patches of fog moving in along the coast. temperatures will remain mild in the bay and the valleys to near midnight. on the satellite you can see the high clouds streaming over the top of the ridge of weakening high pressure. we are expecting changes for the weekend as temperatures move closer to normal. it will be cooler on saturday but still warm. highs under partly cloudy skies will be in the 50s and 60s at the coast with 70s and a few low 80s inland. it will continue to cool on sunday with the warmest temperatures only in the 70s. the weather looks parlty cloudy early next week but there is a chance of rain

starting on thursday and into next weekend. (vicki) still ahead-- if you love still ahead-- (vicki) still ahead-- if you

love binge watching television-- netflix might have a job for you. we'll explain. (steve) and after the break-- we are just hours away from the 4th largest mega millions drawing in history. we'll show you some of the excitement as people pick up their tickets.

happening tonight-- it's the mega millions drawing. and the jackpot has just increased to 521-million dollars. that's the 4th largest jackpot prize in history. kron 4's lydia pantazes has more on the excitement.

(vicki) now's your chance to binge-watch netflix... and get paid for it. the company is looking to hire people to watch, categorize, and rate their shows and movies. the job is called 'editorial analyst' and is now up on their website. the position calls for people who are passionate about t-v and film and are deadline oriented. no word yet on what the position pays. (vicki) if you have been ignoring your i-phone updates... now is the time to do it. the new update has improved i-phone battery management.. and gives more control to users. users

can now see how their personal information is shared with the company easily. the update will also let you delete your apple account... which stops access to your personal data. and of course the fun stuff... the update also includes new emojis and improved augmented reality features. (steve) next at 5:30-- several passengers are sickened as they fly into san jose mineta. hear what caused passenger to fall ill. (vicki) plus.. parents are now taking extra measures to make sure their kids are safe at school. but-- some experts say that's not a good idea.

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we are always tracking local stories. here's a look at what's happening in your neighborhood. (steve) in the north bay... pg&e is continuing to make repairs-- and rebuild after the north bay firestorm. and on monday-- crews will start rebuilding in the coffey park neighborhood in santa rosa. officials say pg&e crews are going to build new underground electric and gas utilities. most of the underground electrical equipment was destroyed in coffey park during the fires-- due to the high temperatures. all of those cables and transformers will now be replaced. (steve) a benicia woman sexually assaulted 5 years ago now has justice. a man broke into her home and assaulted her in back in 20-13.

detectives found d-n-a evidence from a man... but did not have a match in their system. alexander haynes was arrested for burglary in washington earlier this month. his d-n-a was entered into the system and matched the d- n-a from the sexual assault. haynes was arrested and awaits extradition back to california. (vicki) in the south bay... emergency crews responded to mineta san jose international airport after passengers fell ill during a bumpy flight last night. firefighters responded to the flight around seven pm. according to fire officials, two people initially suffered motion sickness... then five more people fell sick. fire officials say no one needed to be treated. the incident did not impact airport operations. (vicki) palo alto high school students headed back to class today after yesterday's school wide threat that locked down campus. authorities told us extra police officers were on campus today to ensure there was no violence. the threat was called in yesterday afternoon -- and

students say it was about a shooting that would happen on campus. police later determined the threat a hoax. (steve) in the peninsula.... police are looking for the two teens who fled from a juvenile center in la honda last night. the two juveniles escaped from the log cabin correctional facility in unincorporated san mateo county. one is 18 years old , the other 17 years old. both are described as hispanic males around five feet tall. earlier this week, two inmates escpaed from a nearby camp. both those suspects are now back in custody. (steve) officials say 40 residents are displaced after a fire broke out at a four-story apartment complex last night. it happened on north delaware street near highway 101 in san mateo. firefighters were able to contain the blaze in less than an hour. no injuries were reported. the fire was contained to one unit but caused smoke and heat damage throughout the building. officials determined the cause of the fire was accidental. (vicki) in the east bay-- a special visit from rapper snoop dog. this is

video as he made an appearance at the "dope ear" clothing store this afternoon. there was a huge line of snoop fans waiting in line to meet the legendary rapper. he was at the store signing autographs. lawrence karnow: it was a warm but slightly cooler day with numerous clouds above. highs still managed to sneak into the 70s and 80s around the bay and valleys with 60s at the coast. even with all of the clouds there's no rain showing up on doppler radar. if you're going out tonight you can expect partly to mostly cloudy skies with a few patches of fog moving in along the coast. temperatures will remain mild in the bay and the valleys to near midnight. on the satellite you can see the high clouds streaming over the top of the ridge of weakening high pressure. we are expecting changes for the weekend as temperatures move closer to normal. it will be cooler on saturday but still warm. highs under partly cloudy skies will be in the 50s and 60s at the coast with 70s and a few low

80s inland. it will continue to cool on sunday with the warmest temperatures only in the 70s. the weather looks parlty cloudy early next week but there is a chance of rain starting on thursday and into next weekend. (vicki) weekend.into next thursday and starting on thursday and into next thursday and starting on chance of rain there is a chance of rain starting on thursday and into next weekend.

(vicki) after the parkland shooting more and more parents are downloading apps to keep watch on their kids from afar.(steve) apps like mamabear and life-360 allow parents to track and monitor their kids phones. jana jones looked into whether this is actually helpful, or not. many parents love to see what their kids are doing from their smart phone but a bay area psychiatrist says these appsmay not be the healthiest tool."i think technology is a wonderful thing and it allows parents to connect with their kids in ways our parents weren't able to connect with us and yes it is something you can use for safety."laura byrne is a mother of two.like most parentsshe wants the best for her kidsbut says she's realistic."i don't think that this technology is going to save lives. i think what is going to save lives is us as parents talking to our kids

and working with our kids and demanding change within in our government."the parkland shooting hits home for byrneher best friend's niecedied in the tragedy. "this mamabear app it sounds great but at the same time, using it as a tool to track your kids during a situation like a school shooting, you could be setting yourself up for false sense, because you don't know they could have dropped their cell phone or left their cell phone."child psychiatrist kristopher kaliebe says these apps can áoccassionally offer peace of mind but more times than not they do more harm than good. "if parents are worrying too much and constantly making themselves upset and worried about things that are non events or beyond their control, that is a bad example for children and it will transmit some of that anxiety to the child."we all want to keep our kids safebut kaliebe says perhaps appsaren't the answer. (steve) that was jana jones reporting. kaliebe also says the apps aren't going to provide safety-- which is more important than the parent's peace of mind. (vicki) the so-called "affluenza teen" is set to be released from a two-year jail stint. ethan couch is expected to walk free next week. couch gained national notoriety in 20-13... after he received no jail time for killing four people while driving drunk. a psychologist said couch suffered from an affluent upbringing ... and could not tell right from wrong. the teen only received ten years of probation. then-- in 2015-- couch was accused of violating those terms when a video surfaced of him playing beer pong. beer pong. him playing surfaced of him playing beer

pong. (steve) a heads up for coffee drinkers... your next cup from starbucks could come with a warning label. kron 4's charles clifford has the details. the details.clifford has charles kron 4's label. with a warning label. kron 4's charles clifford has the details. the details.clifford has charles kron 4's label. with a warning could come starbucks cup from your next drinkers...for coffee a heads up (steve) beer pong. him playing surfaced of when a video those terms of violating was accused 2015-- couch then-- in probation.ten years of only received the teen from wrong. tell right and could not upbringing ... an affluent suffered from said couch psychologist a drunk. while driving four people time for killing received no jail 13... after he

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check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was a warm but slightly cooler day with numerous clouds above. highs still managed to sneak into

the 70s and 80s around the bay and valleys with 60s at the coast. even with all of the clouds there's no rain showing up on doppler radar. if you're going out tonight you can expect partly to mostly cloudy skies with a few patches of fog moving in along the coast. temperatures will remain mild in the bay and the valleys to near midnight. on the satellite you can see the high clouds streaming over the top of the ridge of weakening high pressure. we are expecting changes for the weekend as temperatures move closer to normal. it will be cooler on saturday but still warm. highs under partly cloudy skies will be in the 50s and 60s at the coast with 70s and a few low 80s inland. it will continue to cool on sunday with the warmest temperatures only in the 70s. the weather looks parlty cloudy early next week but there is a chance of rain starting on thursday and into next weekend. (vicki) the flu season is winding down but the c-d-c is warning about another flu warning about but the c-d-c is

winding down season is the flu (vicki)

(vicki) the flu season is winding down but the c-d-c is warning about another flu warning about another flu strain. doctors say it is not uncommon for there to be two waves of the virus but say it is not clear how serious this second wave will be. they say the second wave may not be as bad for adults but could be worse for children. so far 133 children have died from the flu so far during this flu season. doctors say if you have not been vaccinated... it is still not too late. (steve) president trump says he's started building his border wall. he's tweeted pictures. but how? the 1.6 billion dollars for border security-included in the spending bill signed by the president last week-is

earmarked by congress for other projects. drew petrimoulx reports that border officials held a briefing today -- with an update on what's happening... stepping up to the mic -- a top border patrol official sought to settle a simmering disputeronald vitiello, acting deputy director, us customs and border patrol: "i want to bring you up to date with where are are with the border wall project." this week -- president trump tweeted pictures of wall construction and boasted of progress during a speech in ohio president donald trump: "we started building our border wall. we have 1.6 billion you saw the pictures yesterday i said what a thing of beauty." but local officials in california -- where the pictures were taken -- dispute the president's claims that his oft-repeated campaign promise "build that wall, build that wall" is actually being fulfilled. drew petrimoulx, reporting: "they say the pictures tweeted by the president show parts of a wall being constructed to replace existing fencing that's been there for decades." ronald vitiello, acting deputy director, us customs and border patrol: "all of the construction will be a new feature in that part of the border." on friday -- ronald

vitiello --the acting deputy director of us customs and border patrol said a spending package recently approved by congress is allowing for 100 miles of new and replacement border wall. ronald vitiello, acting deputy director, us customs and border patrol: "i don't think any of that was executable in the previous administration. we didn't have the funding for it." but vitiello admitted his agency still lacks funds for what they say are crucial needs. the 1.6 billion dollars for border security included in the spending bill is a far cry from the 25 billion the trump administration requested. and it contains restrictions preventing construction of a wall in areas that congress hasn't previously signed off on. that's led critics from both sides of the political spectrum to question whether the president has really started on the wall he promised. in washington, im drew petrimoulx (steve) a young girl in utah lost her mom to a rare illness. now while learning to do things on her own.. there are times of struggle. (vicki)but then, her bus driver stepped in to help.shara park explains

why the driver wants to be there for the children she takes to school. nats)each morning, 11-year-old isabella pieri gets ready on her own. her father leaves for work early, and her mother died after years of battling a rare illness.(nats)over the years, isabellas father has taught her to take care of herself, but there is one area thats difficult for most dads: hair.philip pieri/father:"i originally just gave her a crew cut because i didn't know how, and it was all tangled and i couldn't get it out for anything."for a long time it was a quick brush, pony tail and then off to school. but a few months ago, something happened.better yet someone happened: (nats)isabellas bus driver, tracy dean.tracy dean/bus driver:"you can't be shy, you've got to talk to them. you treat them like your own kids, you know."one morning as kids were getting off the bus, isabella noticed tracy fixing a classmates braid and got the courage to ask if she would braid her hair too.now, tracy styles each girls hair almost every morning.tracy dean/bus driver:

seven years ago, i found out i had breast cancer, and that's one of the things that went though my head who is going to take care of my little ones? not that my husband couldn't do it, but you know, that's what moms do. they do their kids hair.isabella pieri/student:it makes me feel like she's a mom pretty much to me. and it makes me excited for the next day to see what she does.as we thanked tracy for this special act of kindness, (nats)it was hard not to get emotional because what she's' doing is making a difference in the life of a child.(nats)isabella's dad is noticing.philip pieri/father: "tracy didn't have to step up, but she stepped up to help out, i was amazed." (steve) that was shara park reporting. (vicki) next on kron4 news at 5... as families celebrate passover...there is one comfort food spot you won't want to miss.

easter is just two days away... do you have all your shopping done? from colorful eggs to peeps to chocolate bunnies...this year's easter spending binge is expected to be the second- highest on record. according to a survey by the national retail federation and prosper insights and analytics.... americans will spend an estimated 18- point-two billion dollars on the holiday. that's about 200-million dollars less than last year. but the retail federation's president says

the number still suggests a strong consumer confidence, which bodes well for the economy overall. (vicki) spring is the season for easter brunches, egg hunts and... passover meals. tonight on dine and dish we're serving up something sentimental.. here's a taste of some grandma or "bubbe" approved favorites. "to me this really takes me back to my grandma's house the smells, the sounds and the flavors." sounds like seltzer making bubbles for egg cream. smells of steaming hot matzo ball soup. and flavors from savory beef brisket. it's what you'll find at wise son's deli in the city's mission neighborhood. evan bloom and his brother tapped into their roots to create this old fashioned deli that brings in people of all ages.. there are pictures on the walls - paying homage to grand dad and his produce truck. and of course bubbe - who's recipes inspire wise son's menu of down home deli favorites like chopped liver, lox and bagels, and house-made pastromi. "it's jewish soul food, it's comforting and

just makes you feel good." and during the jewish holidays - neighbors can pick up food to go or come in for a traditional sit down meal, with optional wine pairings. wise son's wisely... happy to feed you and your soul. in san francisco, vicki liviakis kron 4 news. (vicki) (vicki) if you have a restaurant, bistro, cafe, bar or food truck that you'd like to see featured on 'dine and dish'... you can send an email to dine and dish at kron 4 dot com .... or fill out the submission form on our website. you can also check out

our 'dine and dish' facebook page. (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. steve aveson and catherine heenan are here with kron 4 news at six. (steve) thank you vicki. coming up new tonight at six... an east bay mother opening up about the death of her high school aged son... tonight = the message she wants other parents to hear.. (catherine) then - new questions about the deadly shooting of stephon clark by sacramento police.just hours ago -- his family has released an independent autopsy... and it does ánotá line-up with what police say happened. (steve) ánotá guilty. that's the ánotá guilty. (steve) say ha (steve) ánotá guilty.

that's the verdict from a jury who decided the widow of an admitted terrorist - who killed 49 people at an orlando nightclub - did not help her late husband. she was released from jail today and is reportedly heading back to the bay area within the next few days. (steve)good evening, i'm steve aveson.(catherine) and i'm catherine heenand in for pam moore. noor salman spent more than a year in jail after the pulse nightclub shooting. (catherine) kron four's terisa estacio is outside the home of salman's mother...she reports from rodeo.. terisa? noor salman openingly wept inside the courtroom as the jury announced their verdict. not guilty on all counts. al noor's uncle. "i do not know how she is going to get her life back and make up for the last two years. federal officials indicted salman two years ago, claiming that she played a role in helping her deceased husband omar mateen plot and plan the deaths of 49 people and injure more than 50 at the pulse nightclub in florida back in 2016. in addition, they charged her with misleading law

enforcement in investigating the case. surveillance video you see here, shows noor, omar and their son shopping weeks before the rampage. federal prosecutors alledged noor was involved all along and particpated in shopping for guns and ammuniation and scouting possible targets. however, noors family and defense attorney's long maintained that noor was innocent. that she was in an abusive relationship with omar.... that she stayed because he threatened to take away their young son if she left him. charles swift. the more we found out the better she was. her attorneys argued in the two week trial that she did not watch jihadist videos with omar, she did not buy weapons, and she did not drop him off at the nightclub that fateful night. (estacio back live) (catherine) another big story we are following tonight. new inconsistincies have been uncovered in the stephon clark shooting. a pathologist hired by clark's family says his independent autopsy tells a very different

story from the (catherine) another big story we are following tonight. new inconsistincies have been uncovered in the stephon clark shooting. a pathologist hired by clark's family says his independent autopsy tells a very different story from the official police version.. omar jimenez reports. an independent autopsy released friday afternoon reveals stephon clark was shot eight times by police - including six wounds in his back according to clark's family attorneys---who hired the forensic pathologist-- the report contradicts sacramento

police officer's version of events. dr. bennet omalu/ forensic pathologist: the proposition that has been presented that he was assailing the officers, meaning he was facing the officers, is inconsistent with the prevailing forensic evidencethe shooting sparked days of protests from residents demanding answers for why the 22 year old unarmed black man was shot while on his grandmother's property. the officers say they believed clark was pointing a gun at them. but investigators only found a cell phone near his body. friday's autopsy also revealed clark did not immediately die after he was shot.dr. bennet omalu/ forensic pathologist: death took about three to ten minutes. it was not an instantaneous death. the release comes one day after clark's funeral where friends and family continued their emotional call for justice stevante clark/ stephon's brother: stephon is going to live for generations to generations. the clark family will never die.the county coroner's autopsy determined the cause of death as multiple gunshot woundsbut the full report will not be released until the case is closedi'm omar jimenez reporting

(catherine) the sacramento kings and the boston celtics have shown their support for the clark family... here at home - here's what warriors had to say.

(steve) new at 6. an east bay mother is opening up about the sudden death of her 16-year-old son. jeremiah joyner passed away a week ago. he was a varsity football player at oakland technical high school. only on four tonight... kron four's philippe djegal spoke with his mom... who says a pre-exisiting condition may have led to her son's passing. (philippe)cherie jones/mother- "it's, uh, like a rollercoaster. really, just a lot of ups and downs." cherie jones says though a week has passed since her son passed away... the shock and sadness is still fresh... and, she doesn't expect that to change for quite some time.cherie jones/mother- "he complained of chest pain once but he was being active." her 16-year-old son jeremiah joyner was an outside linebacker on the varisty football team at oakland technical high school. but the football season has been over for a few months now. cherie says when she got home thursday night... she woke her son up from a nap. he complained of head, stomach and chest pains... and moments later, he threw up and

then collapsed.cherie jones/mother- "my brother, he came down and i ran to the fire station to see if i could get some help, and i understand my brother gave him cpr." cherie says paramedics got jeremiah's heart beating again, before he was rushed to highland hospital, where he was later pronounced dead.cherie jones/mother- "when my brother received a call from the coroner, they said there was an abnormality in his heart. i guess an artery was on the left side versus the right side and it didn't have i guess a curve in it. it was coming down, which i guess he wasn't getting the air supply that he needed." cherie believes her son may have been born with this condition, and says she hopes others can learn from this story. she says her son's heart problem was never detected during routine sports physicals or doctor's appointments. she says parent's should ask for more thorough testing.cherie jones/mother- "i'm not blaming nobody. i'm not blaming nobody. i just, you know, when you go in for a sports physical, they use a stethescope and check your heart rate, they have you bend over, touch your toes and check your reflexes. that has nothing to do with seeing if your heart is strong -- if your lungs are strong." the alameda county cororner's bureau says it could take up to five more weeks before an official cause of death is determined. in oakland, philippe djegal, kron four news. (steve) jeremiah's

jeremiah's family is trying to raise money to pay for funeral expenses. we've posted a link on kron-4-dot-com. (catherine) new tonight at six... there was a report of a suspicious package this morningin san francisco's richmond district.. the area has since been cleared. reports came in just before 9-am near geary boulevard and 23rd avenue. the bomb squad was called to the scene... but did not find the reported package. (catherine) a south bay

man, detained by ice, has avoided deportation.. that's after a federal judge okayed what amounts to political asylum in the u.s. kron four's rob fladeboe had the details... nats (family around breakfast table)lourdes barraza and two of her three children were all smiles at breakfast after receiving news that a federal court judge in san francisco has ruled againstdeporting barraza's undocumented husband, fernando carillo, who is in jail in richmond after being detained by ice back in octoberlourdes barraza/fernando carillo's husband "...we're happy with the judge's decision and we believe it's the right decision and that we are on the right side of history with this decision..."judge joseph park has ruled that were he to be deported to mexico, fernando carillowould be persecuted, based on his relationship with a relative who is involved in fighting crime. the government has 30 days to appeal the granting of what's known as a "withholding of removal."lourdes barraza "....withholding of removal doesn't guarantee anything right now in terms of legal residency or citizenship because of the way immigration law is right now , what it means is he will be able to apply for a work permit and legally remain in the united states...." a cable tv installer, carillo was

detained by ice because of prior deportations and a d.u.i. the "withholding of removal" order means he can stay in the u.s. so long as he commit's no more crimes. had been considering a move to canada because they too would be unsafe in mexico, say he has earned his freedom.lourdes barraza "..he paid the price for making the mistakes they say he made and he deserves to et on with his life now..." isabella barraza/fernndo carillo's daughter "....it's a situation where we have been praying and hoping for the best and the best happened up until now...."carillo's attorney says a government appeal is unlikely and that he could be free by early next week. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news. (catherine) a live look

outside right now... as we get our first look at the four zone forecast with chief meteorologist lawrence meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was a warm but slightly cooler day with numerous clouds above. highs still managed to sneak into the 70s and 80s around the bay and valleys with 60s at the coast. even with all of the clouds there's no rain showing up on doppler radar. if you're going out tonight you can expect partly to mostly cloudy skies with a few patches of fog moving in along the coast. temperatures will remain mild in the bay and the valleys to near midnight. on the satellite you can see the high clouds streaming over the top of the ridge of weakening high pressure. we are expecting changes for the weekend as temperatures move closer to normal. it will be cooler on saturday but still warm. highs under partly cloudy the 50s and 60s at the coast with 70s and a inland. it will continue to cool on sunday with temperatures only in the 70s. the weather looks parlty cloudy early next week but chance of rain starting on thursday and into next weekend.

(catherine) (catherine) coming up... experts say don't let up on your safeguardsagainst the flu... it's still here - and there's even a new strain cropping up.. (steve)and a man is accused of keeping over 100 dogs at his california home...what he says led up to the situation spiraling out of control. (catherine) and we talk with one of the curators behind the oakland museum's new spring exhibition -- to talk about the intersection of chess and hip hop....

(steve) a kern county man is behind bars, accused of keeping more than 140 dogs in his home. as the county figures out what to do with all the animals, allen lee agreed to talk about what happened. (catherine) he told reporter olivia lavoice that he had good intentions, but things simply spiraled out of control. it's an incredible sight at kern county animal services-where nearly an entire building is occupied by over 100 dogs seized from this tehachapi home. kennel after kennel, almost every dog has distinct icy blue eyes. and that barking you hear is coming from the handful of dogs in the building that áare notá from the hoarding

situation. none of those dogs made a sound. some dogs had recently given birth...others are about to. the future of these dogs-144 of them intotal...is uncertain... and their owner, 69 year old allen lee is in a cage of his own now... olivia: allen how did you get yourself in this situation? (allen lee)allen lee: bad planning...first i started off with 6 dogs. and i didn't get to the vet in time to get everybody fixed and in time it just got away from me..too many puppies.i couldn't give them away i didn't wanna have them killed. i took care of em, i have a big den and art night time i'd let them come to sleep on the floor when it's cold and rainy. olivia: did you see this coming?i knew it was coming believe me i did. so you did acknowledge that the situation was out of control?it was absolutely out of control and i'm glad they did this because now they might be able to go to a good homeolivia: so you are willing to forfeit ownership?yea i can't get that many dogs i want them to have good homes. (catherine) that was olivia lavoice reporting. lee's bail has been set at homes. have good want them to that many dogs i want them to have good homes.

(catherine) that was olivia lavoice reporting. lee's bail has been set at more than a million dollars. animal services is recomending 120 felony charges of animal cruely or neglect. (steve) if you're looking for something to do this weekend -- the oakland museum just opened a brand new exhibit called "respect: hip hop style and wisdom." it's an exploration of one of the most influentual social and cultural movements of the past 50 years -- and its roots in the years -- and its roots in the bay area before it launched into mainstream culture. (steve)joining me now

is... also, there is kehinde wiley -- artist who went to sf academy of art and did presidential portrait (catherine) portrait presidential portrait (catherine) in the east (catherine) in the east bay today--

a visit from rapper snoop dog...who made an appearance at the "dope era" clothing store in oakland this afternoon. there was a

huge line of snoop fans waiting in line to meet the legendary rapper. he was at the store signing autographs. (catherine) 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 but slightly cooler day with numerous clouds above. highs still managed to sneak into the 70s and 80s around the bay and valleys with 60s at the coast. even with all of the clouds there's no rain showing up on doppler radar. if you're going out tonight you can expect partly to mostly cloudy skies with a few patches of fog moving in along the coast. temperatures will remain mild in the bay and the valleys to near midnight. on the satellite you can see the high

clouds streaming over the top of the ridge of weakening high pressure. we are expecting changes for the weekend as temperatures move closer to normal. it will be cooler on saturday but still warm. highs under partly cloudy skies will be in the 50s and 60s at the coast with 70s and a few low 80s inland. it will continue to cool on sunday with the warmest temperatures only in the 70s. the weather looks parlty cloudy early next week but there is a chance of rain starting on thursday and into next weekend. weekend.

(steve) and following a false alarm earlier this year -- hawaii prepares for a real ballistic missile attack. how it might affect your summer vacation. (catherine) and in the latest launch from space-x....10 satellites are sent into orbit. but not everything went as planned..

(catherine) a space-x falcon-nine rocket was launched from vandenberg air force base on the central coast today. it's delivering satellites into orbit. on twitter...space-

x announced that the ten satellites were deployed at low-earth orbit. but space-x ceo elon musk says it's believed the 6-million dollar nose cone was destroyed when it crashed into the pacific..... (steve) with summer vacation season just around the corner --- this week -- hawaii hoteliers underwent training to learn what to do in the event of another nuclear missle alert. the hawaii lodging and tourism association hosted the emergency management workshop which outlined the necessary procedures that companies can use during an attack. the goal is to protect customers and employees. in january a false ballistic missile alert was triggered by the hawaii emergency management agency -- but the possibility of a real attack remains. (steve) the hawaii hotel visitor industry securty association suggests

that people vacationing in the state have a bag filled with essentials that you can just grab in the event of an emergency. (catherine) lots of jackpot fever in the bay area...as tonight's mega millions jackpot reaches more than 500-million. we head to a local shop where they're hoping that lightning will strike twice. (lawrence)forecast ahead... 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 &. (catherine) the flu season

is winding down but the c-d-c is warning about another flu strain. doctors say a second wave of flu is not uncommon...but it's not clear yet how serious the second wave might be... it could hit children harder than adults. so far 133 children have died so far this flu season. and say it's not too late to get vaccinated. (catherine) joining us now is doctor alexander evens... from marin general... how concerned should we be about this "second wave" of the flu?

here in front of noor salman's home, all is quiet, the shades are drawn.neighbors who declined to go on camera say they are very glad that she is free and she can come home here and be reunited with her son.it has been a long tortutred ordeal for this east bay mom.indicted by federal prosecuters who whisked her out of her home.it was early this morning when a florida jury acquitted noor salman on all charges.here in the east bay, terisa estacio, kron4 news. a federal court judge has

ruled that undocumented cable tv installer fernando a federal court judge has ruled that undocumented cable tv installer fernando carillo, of san jose, should not be deported to mexco. detained by ice and jailed in richmond since october, carillo, shown here with his wife and children, was granted a "withholdng of removal" order, which amonts to political asylum. carillo's attorney convinced the court that he would be persecuted in mexico because of family ties with law enforcement. the ruling, pending appleal, means that carillocan stay in the u.s. indefinitely provided he doesnot committ any more crimes. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news in oakland... cherie jones is speaking out publicly for the first time since her 16-year-old son died suddenly last week. jeremiah joyner was an outside linebacker for the oakland technical high school varsity football team. his mother believes an undetected heart abnormality led to her sons death. she wants other family's to be aware...cherie jones/mother-

"just check your kids out so we can prevent this." in oakland, philippe djegal, kron four news. lawrence karnow: it was a warm but slightly cooler day with numerous clouds above. highs still managed to sneak into the 70s and 80s around the bay and valleys with 60s at the coast. even with all of the clouds there's no rain showing up on doppler radar. if you're going out tonight you can expect partly to mostly cloudy skies with a few patches of fog moving in along the coast. temperatures will remain mild in the bay and the valleys to near midnight. on the satellite you can see the high clouds streaming over the top of the ridge of weakening high pressure. we are expecting changes for the weekend as temperatures move closer to normal. it will be cooler on saturday but still warm. highs under partly cloudy skies will be in the 50s and 60s at the coast with 70s and a few low 80s inland. it will continue to cool on sunday with temperatures only in the 70s. looks parlty cloudy early next week but chance of rain starting on thursday and into next weekend.

(catherine) caught red handed! san francisco police have arrested the man behind a string of graffiti tags.. they say tyler ross was found with paint on his hands holding a bag filled with cans of spray paint...on the corner of grant avenue and jackson street. they say he's been busy leaving bart simpson images all over.. and add that ross had paint markers, white-out pens, etching pens and a bart simpson keychain. police say they spotted a freshly spray painted image of bart simpson. and the paint matched the paint on ross's hands and the spray paint cans. (steve) the newest

candidate for governor is amanda renteria... a former hillary clinton campaign aide. renteria has never been elected to public office... but has held important positions including chief of operations at the state department of justice. she has also worked on the staffs of several powerful lawmakers and knows politics well. renteria has addressed the fatal shooting of stephon clark at the hands of sacramento police... she says she is open to an independent investigation into the case... saying public trust is very important in politics... and too often money gets in the way.amanda renteria, democratic candidate for governor "you should be elected and given the time to govern and that's why one of the pieces of my plan is to make sure that people don't fundraise before their election." renteria has recently called on lieutenant governor gavin newsom to resign... sighting a sexual affair he had when he was the mayor of san francisco. newsom is also running for governor. renteria says the days of elected officials having sexual relations with subordinates is over... and says that people want that culture in politics to change.

(catherine) president trump could soon have a hand in determining the make-up of an important district court here in san francisco. a federal judge who was influential in rejecting california's same-sex marriage ban has died. judge stephen reinhardt, a liberal, served on the 9th circuit court of appeals. he was one of the last remaining federal judges appointed by then-president jimmy carter, nearly four decades ago. reinhardt emerged as a staunch critic of the trump administration's deportation policies and travel ban in his final years. he reportedly had a heart attack while at a dermatologist's office. he was 87..and his death leaves a vacancy the president would likely fill with a conservative. (steve) coming up... a ceremony for late san francisco mayor ed lee today in chinatown. how the warriors helped honor the former politician and resident.

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form of adversity and he brings you through that, that's like he has increased the strength of the foundation of your life and your faith in him. [music] (steve) actor and former california governor arnold schwarzenegger is in stable condition after undergoing heart surgery yesterday. the 70-year-old had a valve replacement procedure in los angeles. schwarzennegger's spokesman said in a statement said the procedure was necessary because a heart valve placed in 1997 had outlived its life expectancy. the statement also said that an open-heart surgery team was ready to go in case

the catheter could not be replaced. but during surgery doctors decided to utilize the open heart team to complete the surgery. (catherine) san francisco's late mayor ed lee - was honoredat a ceremony in chinatown today.. it was at the chinatown corps community center - wherelee married his wife in 19-80. the center's basketball court will now be namedthe "edwin lee court." the warriors hosted a basketball clinic after the ceremony . (steve) in sports -- (steve)(steve) in sports -- the raiders release one of the biggest personalities on the roster. we'll tell you why they decided to let him go. (catherine) also -- warriors superstar, kevin durant sounds off about his fifth ejection last night against the milwaukee bucks. sports director gary radnich has the story and all the sports - coming up.

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one of the oakland raiders' biggest personalities is being let go by the team. the raiders announced earlier today the release of punter marquette king. king was signed in 2012 as an undrafted free agent and spent all six seasons with the team. the pro bowl punter was one of the bigger characters on the team ... however the release was done to free up nearly 3-million dollars in cap space. the release of king was one of a series of moves the raiders made today ... the team also released tight-end clive walford and re-signed safety reggie nelson. march has been a tough

month for the warriors. golden state's injuries are a big reason why they have lost four of the last five. and if things couldn't get any worse for the team.... they now have to deal with kevin durant keeping his cool on the court. in his first game since a six-game absence to recover from a rib injury... durant picked up his fifth ejection of the season in thursday night's loss to the milwaukee bucks. kd started cursing at an official for not calling a foul. he was given two technicals in the final seconds before halftime. he now has 14 techincals... two away from an automatic one-game suspension the only player with more ejections in the last 25 years is rasheed wallace with seven. durant doesn't believe he's playing out of character.

another warriors star is working his way back into the rotation. klay thompson is listed as probable for saturday's game against the kings in sacramento. thompson missed the last eight

games after fracturing the thumb on his shooting hand against the minnesota timberwolves earlier this month. it's been nearly three weeks since the warriors had at least three-all stars on the floor. here's what klay had to say on his possible return ... thompson> about a

about a month ago... nobody had loyola-chicago in their final four brackets. the ramblers are two wins away from being crowned national champions. today the team held practice before facing michigan in the final four saturday. the ramblers are making their second apperance in second making their second

apperance in the final four since 1963. loyola chicago's cinderalla story is highlighted by san francisco native, sister jean the 98-year-old nun is the team's chaplain. she has become a celebrity... as she took the podium to speak... she was surrounded by cameras sister jean says she is excited to be in san antonio. (catherine) (catherine)it's a strange

punishment to say the least... why tardiness at one school has led to viral videos ...and a lot of laughter.

(catherine) the mega millions jackpot is now up to 521-million dollars. that's the 4th largest jackpot prize in history. no winning numbers have been drawn since january 5th.... when the prize was 451-million. a 20-year-old from florida took a lump sum payment of 281-million dollars. the lump sum for the current jack- pot is estimated at 301-million. in daly city - a 7-11 employee says his store is a popularspot for buying tickets- since someone won one point 8 million dollars there in january. "oh yeah since we got the million winner here, a lot of people been coming in, so i think we've been called the lucky store, that's why." (catherine) again -- tonight's drawing is at 8 p-m... ticket sales end at 7-45. (steve) one college professor's unusual punishment for tardiness led to a student gaining viral fame.

professor jonathan lowndes at florida's keiser university has a simple rule -- if you're late -- be prepared to bust a move. students can't say they aren't warned... while it isn't expressly written in the professor's american literature class syllabus... students are given a verbal warning. brandon godrich had to strap on his dancing shoes when he came to class late... not just once, but twice.(brandon godrich/tardy student's dance goes viral: "i'm trying to get ready... you either tell a joke, that's good, bring food for the class, or dance... i had my old ipod and bluetooth speaker cause i'm like i know he's going to play with me so i'm going along with it." this was the second time gordich had to dance... and he said he wanted to impress the teacher with his moves this time. luckily for those with two left feet... the professor isn't grading students on their dancing ability. but if you don't -- it will lower your participation grade. lawrence karnow: it was a warm

but slightly cooler day with numerous clouds above. highs still managed to sneak into the 70s and 80s around the bay and valleys with 60s at the coast. even with all of the clouds there's no rain showing up on doppler radar. if you're going out tonight you can expect partly to mostly cloudy skies with a few patches of fog moving in along the coast. temperatures will remain mild in the bay and the valleys to near midnight. on the satellite you can see the high clouds streaming over the top of the ridge of weakening high pressure. we are expecting changes for the weekend as temperatures move closer to normal. it will be cooler on saturday but still warm. highs under partly cloudy the 50s and 60s at the coast with 70s and a few low 80s inland. it will continue to sunday with the warmest temperatures the weather looks parlty cloudy early next week but there is a starting on into next weekend. weekend.into next weekend.

arnold schwarzenegger, medical crisis. >> he undergoes emergency open heart surgery. and ghost ship mystery. >> you guys were walking along, looking for seashells and you found a ship wreck. plus, the actress from tv's smallville breaks her silence. >> she denies she recruited women for a secret society that branded them as slaves. then, are you being taken for a ride after a routine fender bender. >> you take out your phone, then take a picture of the damage and send it in to the insurance company. >> but are you ways getting what you deserve. >> that's not what the insurance company told me. >> inside edition investigates. and who is this lady who came in the broadcast