detained by federal immigration authorities for close to six months.(vicki) good evening i'm vicki liviakis(steve) and i'm steve aveson in for grant lodes. fernando carrillo is now out of a detention center.. kron4's maureen kelly spoke to carrillo and his family moments after their emotional reunion. when will he come out5 year old ana carrillo tried hard to be patient while waiting for her father to be released from ice custody...and so did her mom.very soonthe family has been separtated since october....after ana's dad was picked up by ice agents in october after dropping her off at daycare.shortly after 10am this morning....they were reunited there he is...his wife smiling as she sees ferando step off the elevator.....his youngest....covers her mouth....and starts to cry..... escored out by the family's oldest daughters...fernando is greeted by screams of excitement and a group hug from relatives and supporters. the family says the cable tv installer's deportion was given new priority under the trump administration because he'd been convicted an a misdemeanor dui in 2015.last week a federal judge withdrew the order to remove carrillo after he proved his would be perscuted in mexico. now carrillo can kiss his wife....and hold his baby girl....who clung tightly to her dad...as he talked to

reporters.i'm just extremely happy. he can now apply for a work permit and says he was given indication by an detention agent that might be able to become a citizen....which despite everything he's been thru....he still wants.despite of all the negativity of the politics and everything, this country is amazing. it's full of people from different places this is the place that i've been living for more than 15 years, this is the place that i go homehis wife...says she wants to keep fighting for the undocumented community....but right now she's just enjoying the feeling of having her family whole again.it's just surreal, we're just we're touching him we have been able to hold his hands for six months.for ana....who turned five years old yesterday.....is now enjoying the present...of having her daddy's phyical presence back in her life. maureen kelly kron4 news. (vicki) another big story we are following tonight-- president trump is taking aim at daca and democrats. in a burst of tweets-- the president blamed dems for weak immigration policies. he also threatened to (vicki) kron4 news. maureen kelly kron4 news. (vicki) (vicki) another big

story we are following tonight-- president trump is taking aim at daca and democrats. in a burst of tweets-- the president blamed dems for weak immigration policies. he also threatened to pull out of the north american free trade agreement if mexico doesn't step up its immigration policies and said his border wall was needed more urgently than ever. (vicki) today-- senator dianne feinstein took issue with president trump's comments on daca. kron 4's rob fladeboe has more on that now live from sunnyvale. rob. (rob live) i'm here at the juniper networks "aspiration dome" where senator feinstein called out the president for changing his mnd on daca and said the best strategy going forward may be to call the president'sbluf with regard to

daca. (sen feinstein takes the stage) california senator dianne feinstein calling out president trump on monday, callling on the audience to remind president trump that he made a commitment to negotiate a resolutuion to the daca crisis. in a fireside chat before some 200 business leaders, senator feinstein touched on arange of issues, including gun control, cybersecurity, homelessness and traffic. with regadto daca, feinstein chided the president for changing his mind every day and said congress should pass a bill now to save daca and then muster the votes to overide a possible veto by prwsident trump.dianne feinstein "....we must get something down, these young people are serving in our military, they are part of our schools, they care about our future, they want to e professionals, they speak the language. i hope everybody here will write to the president and tell him to knock it off..." (rob live) senator feinstein

says that by her reckoning somewhere between 60 and 85 percent of americans support the daca program. live in sunnyvale rob fladeboe kron 4 news. (vicki) (vicki) new video tonight showing protests at the alameda county d-a's office. this comes as family members of sahleem tindle are meeting with district attorney nancy o-malley today. they are asking for justice after tindle was shot and killed by a bart police

officer back in january. you can see dozens of protestors gathering. tindle was killed by officer joseph mateu outside of the west oakland station. police say tindle was armed-- but body camera video shows a gun on the ground near the fight. tindle's family wants action to be taken against the officer. (steve) that deadly plunge off a mendocino cliff that killed a portland area family is now being investigated as a crime. the c=h=p says new evidence recovered from the vehicle indicates it was no accident. (vicki)six bodies have been discovered.three children are still missing..catherine heenan is in the newsroom with the details.catherine? (catherine) a lot of questions still unanswered about the hart family from suburban portland. we don't know why the two mothers and their six adopted children drove more than 5=hundred miles to a cliffside in mendocino county. but tonight we do know that what happened to them there was no accident. "preliminary investigation

indicates to us this incident may have been an intentional act and not the result of a traffic collision."captain greg baarts with the california high patrol shedding some light on what happened in the minutes before the gmc yukon went over the cliff edge. jennifer and sara hart died in the crash, along with at least three of their 6 adopted children.the bodies of the others have not been recovered.the s=u=v was discovered a week ago, at the bottom of a one=hundred=foot cliff near highway one between fort bragg and eureka.data from the air bags indicated the vehicle had come to a halt in the dirt pulloff."roughly 70 feet from the edge and it was pure acceleration from last brake application until it hit the bottom of the cliff, the edge of the ocean." the c=h=p is calling the crash intentional because of the electronic evidence and the lack of any tire skid marks.at the family home outside portland, there had been signs of trouble."what happened there versus what they got out into the public was a whole different face"dana and bruce dekalb say jennifer and sarah hart kept their six adopted children inside.for three months, the dekalbs didn't even know their new neighbors had children-- until one night, they met the youngest daughter hannah. 1:30 in the morning, the doorbells ringing, and i answer the door their daughters telling us please please please begging us not to make her go back and that they were abusing her the final straw was ten days ago-- when 15-year-old devonte began asking them for food, saying he was being starved. they decided to call child protective services.

(catherine) welfare workers responded promptly. they visited the home on friday, march 23rd but foundno one there. they returned monday the 26th ... the day the s=u=v went over the cliff. vicki and steve? (vicki) new tonight at 5... the n-t-s-b is not happy with tesla's decision to release information in a fatal crash investigation involving

its autopilot system. the crash happened last month in mountain view.. when the driver crashed into a concrete lane divider. the driver was killed in the crash. tesla said that data shows the driver did not have his hands on the wheel, as recommended, and received several warnings from the system prior to the crash. a spokesman fro the n-t-s-b says tesla has been cooperative in the investigation, but they are unhappy with the release of their own investigative information. the ntsb says its next update will come in a preliminary report, which generally takes weeks. (steve) happening now-- police are looking for a group of teens involved in a robbery at an east bay bart station. it happened at the lake merritt station in oakland over the weekend. police say a man was ambushed by a group of 6 teens as he was heading to the warm springs station. officers say the man was attacked as two cell phones were stolen from him. the victim was not badly injured. police do not have a description of the group of teenagers. they say cell phone robberies have been happening fairly regularly at bart stations and

on trains. it's a good reminder to always be aware of your surroundings. (steve) bart officers are also warning riders after another assault and theft at two other bart stations. first a man had his bicycle stolen from the chain-locked bike racks at the west oakland station. and in another incident... a man was arrested for assault with a deadly weapon at the macaurthur station in oakland. police say the man hit a victim in the head with a metal pipe. the victim is expected to be okay. (vicki) in the north bay-- p-g-and-e began building rebuilding utilities in the coffey park neighborhood in santa rosa. that was one of the areas hardest hit by last year's north bay firestorm. this is video as crews started building new underground electric and gas utilities today. officials spoke about how long the work is expected to last. "we'll have about 5 crews here working 12 hours day, 7 days a week. this is our staging area. we're hoping to have this rebuilt and replaced by the end of the year." (vicki) 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 are now being replaced. (steve) in national news. a meeting between president trump and russian president vladimir putin is in the works. white house officials confirmed the news today... saying that during trump's last phone call with putin... the two spoke about scheduling a bilateral meeting. the white house was one of the potential venues they discussed to hold the talk. however putin's spokesman appeared to deny the story soon after it broke saying..."contacts on this issue are yet to start. if ever ever (steve) rising trade tensions are rocking wall street. the dow closed down 459 points, or one-point-nine percent today.. the nasdaq sunk two-point- seven percent and the s-and-p 500 declined two-point-two percent. the tech industry also saw some trouble...with amazon losing five-percent after an attack from president trump. tesla, netflix, and

cisco also all dropped by at least four-percent. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: skies cleared over most of the bay area. it was another day with highs mainly in the 60s and 70s. it looks like a nice night too with mostly clear skies except for a few patches of fog near the coast. it is dry on the doppler now but later this week that will change. on the satellite you see a weak ridge of high pressure bringing sunshine and mild temperatures to most of california. the weather should remain fair over the next couple of days with near normal temperatures. but on thursday a late season storm takes aim at the bay area and could bring heavy rain and wind into the weekend. highs tomorrow will be in the 60s and mid 70s inland, 60s and low 70s around the bay, and cool 50s and 60s

at the coast. there will be only minor changes on wednesday. on thursday the clouds and the winds will increase out of the south with rain developiing late. rain and wind will be heavy on saturday morning before turning to showers saturday afternoon. dry weather is expected on sunday and chance of more rain by tuesday. (vicki) coming up-- a boy gets stuck under the streets of los angeles-- after he falls into the sewage system. see how he was finally rescued. (steve) as california heads back towards a drought-- there are questions if the recent storms gave us some relief. the results of the latest snowpack survey-- is coming up. (vicki) plus-- a toxic water fountain at a local elementary school. see where officials are telling students not to drink the water.

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beeen discovered in a water source at a school. this comes after the state passed a law mandating all school districts to undergo through testing. as kron four's terisa estacio reports, the case was isolated and the district has taken swift action. (take pkg) terisa estacio reporting, marin county. the high level of lead was found in a drinking fountain that cove elementary school in corte madera. here is the superintendent on what happened and what steps they took to deal with the problem. brett geithman, superintendent lcmsd school district, lead discovered in drinking fountain, "per state law, we had all the water fountains tested. we found one foutain here at cove elementary and asked for further testing to find the fountain. we discovered it was in one fountain. we immediately shut it down. we believe it happened post construction

when welding the fountain. what happens now? we are spending about 1500-2000 to replace. in this particular fountain, we plan to put in an environtmentally friendly fountain. many kids bring their water bottles to school so we are installing one where they can fill it and we want to encourage that. in corte madera, terisa estacio kron four news (vicki) (vicki) some people in los angeles call it an easter miracle. a 13-year-old boy is rescued after falling into the city's underground sewage system yesterday. and the boy spent an entire night fighting for his life in the sewage pipes. 13-year-old jesse hernandez was found alive this morning-- after firefighters and sanitation workers spent 13 hours trying to find him. he had fallen 25-feet into the underground sewage pipes while

playing with friends on top of a maintenance shed in griffith park. officials say hernandez was trapped in a pipe that's barely 4 feet wide... and at times filled with toxic waste water rushing past at 15 miles per hour. specialized cameras attached to buoys were used to search through the hundreds of feet of pipe until authorities narrowed down his location. early this morning hernandez was found alert and talking. he was taken to a local hospital to be evaluated. (steve) facebook c-e-o mark zuckerberg is firing back at apple c-e-o tim cook. cook recently blasted the social media giant for failing to protect user data. facebook has admitted that data firm cambridge analytica... improperly stored massive amounts of that data. cambridge analytica worked on the trump campaign and used the data to target voters. during an interview today... zuckerberg said that cook's criticism was unfounded...and extremely glib. he said an advertising-supported model

was the only way to continue building a service that is free of charge to the user. (vicki) the march miracle that many hoped for - did not come through. the department of water resources out measuring the snowpack in the sierra again today - also gave a warning to californians. capitol bureau reporter kody leibowitz reports. a better outlook than what we saw just a month ago. but experts are already saying it's time to conserve." walking in snowan april measurement --frank gerke - "that feels like it might catch it"from frank gerke at the department of water resources.measuring snowpack "that was .3"still brings a warningkarla nemeth (nay-meth), cal. department of water resources director "we have one word for all californians and that's conserve."this new reading coming after powerful march stormson the last day of february - d-w-r reported water content at just 7 percent of the averagenow -- the sierra snow pack has improved -- but still sits well below average - at 52 percent.frank gerke, chief of california cooperative snow surveys program "a good march, but it was not adequate to get us to a really good outlook with respect to the water supply."gerke says last year's storms are helping - with

reservoirs at or above average, per d-w-r data.frank gerke "so that gives us some cushion that in past year we might not have had."still - d-w-r director karla nemeth says the priority now is to invest in new technologies and invest in new water supplies like storm water capture.karla nemeth "it is a new way of life." "outside sierra at tahoe, kody leibowitz, back to you." (anchor) (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: skies cleared over most of the bay area. it was another day with highs mainly in the 60s and 70s. it looks like a nice night too with mostly clear skies except for a few patches of fog near the coast. it is dry on the doppler now but later this week that will change. on the satellite you see a weak ridge

of high pressure bringing sunshine and mild temperatures to most of california. the weather should remain fair over the next couple of days with near normal temperatures. but on thursday a late season storm takes aim at the bay area and could bring heavy rain and wind into the weekend. highs tomorrow will be in the 60s and mid 70s inland, 60s and low 70s around the bay, and cool 50s and 60s at the coast. there will be only minor changes on wednesday. on thursday the clouds and the winds will increase out of the south with rain developiing late. rain and wind will be heavy on friday into saturday morning before turning to showers saturday afternoon. dry weather is expected on sunday and monday with a chance of more rain by tuesday.

(steve) still ahead-- months after deadly mudslides devastate a southern california neighborhood-- we are learning just how much the damages will cost. (vicki) a teen gets a lenient sentence-- after using "affluenza" as a defense after allegedly killing four people in a drunk driving accident. and he is now out of jail. why he got away with a slap on the wrist.

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get into stanford university. more than 47-thousand students applied-- and just over 2-thousand were accepted to stanford's incoming freshman class for fall 20-18. that makes admission rate this year at four-point-two- nine percent-- which is the lowest in stanford's history. this year, 50-point-8 percent of admits are male and 49-point-2 percent are female. students were accepted from every u-s state and 11.4 percent are international students. (steve) and a young man from houston was one of the lucky high school seniors to get into stanford. now--- his reaction to the acceptance letter is going viral. take a listen... nats, student reacting to college acceptance letter. (steve) that was the moment 17- year-old micheal brown learned he was admitted to stanford university. turns out... this was the first of several college acceptance letters he

would receive. micheal applied to 20 of the best universities in the u-s. he was admitted to every single one with a full ride and 260-thousand-dollars in additional scholarship offers. his top eight choices are harvard, princeton, northwestern, yale, university of pennsylvania, stanford, georgetown and vanderbilt. micheal plans to major in political science, but is also considering a second degree in economics. (vicki) the so called "afflenza teen" has been released from a texas jail. ethan couch served two-years in prison for violating his probation... after he is accused of killing four people while driving drunk. reporter, john lorinc explains why some people believe the 20- year-old... only received a slap on the wrist. ethan couch will no longer be behind prison bars....but he won't exactly be free.voice of kate delaney/investigative

reporter "he's got to have that gps monitoring, he's got to have that anklet around him. he has a curfew so he can not out anytime between 9 p.m. to 6 a.m."five years ago, couch, who was 16 at the time, killed four people while driving under the influence of alcohol.others were seriously injured as well.nat sound of 911 call"listen to me. is it just one vehicle?" "no, there were four of five. there's another child in the ditch. they're gone!"couch's attorneys said their client's wealthy upbringing made it impossible for him to understand the consequences of his actions.that's what led some to call couch the "affluenza teen."couch was sentenced to a decade on probation, but two years later he fled to mexico -- a violation of the terms of his probation. he has been in jail the last two years. critics say the justice system has been too lenient with him. colleen sheehey- church/national president, madd "we'll continue to watch him, because we have a partnership with tarrant county to make sure that he at least adheres to all his rules of probation." and should couch do something wrong again.....he's not expected to get any sympathy.voice of mark tate/trial attorney"if he gets in trouble again and violates the terms of his parole, he's going back to prison for the remainder of his sentence." couch turns 21-years-old later this month.i'm john lorinc reporting.

(steve) next at 5:30-- next at 5:30--(steve) (steve) next at 5:30-- researchers say a single sentence in the spending bill could make a big impact in the fight against gun violence. we'll explain how. (vicki) plus-- hear how officers were able to stop a sideshow-- in the middle of an east bay freeway.

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we are always tracking local stories. here's a look at what's happening in your neighborhood... (steve) sideshows are becoming a dangerous trend in the bay area... and tonight we are seeing the benefits of police stepping up their patrols. in the east bay-- officers in oakland were able to stop a sideshow before it started. two cars were towed for trying to start the sideshow on interstate 880. these are pictures of the cars being loaded onto tow trucks. the drivers will not be able to get their cars back for 30 days. it is not clear if the drivers were arrested. (steve) and expect delays on several oakland-alameda bridges all week long. several lane closures are happening on the miller- sweeney bridge today and tomorrow between 10 a-m and 2 p-m. and from wednesday to friday all lanes will be closed on the high street

bridge from 10 a-m to 2 p-m. the bridges are undergoing safety inspections. there will also be closures on the park street bridge starting next week. (vicki) in the north bay. authorities now know the name of the pedestrian... who was killed in an hit-and-run collison. deputies have identified the victim as 46- year-old ellen alexandra scott. the incident happened around six yesterday morning in the slow lane of northbound highway 101... just north of the highway 580 transition ramp in san rafael. scott was pronounced dead at the scene. police say there is not yet a description of the vehicle involved in the hit-and-run. (steve) in the south bay. a horse is recovering tonight...after crews rescued the animal... from being stuck upside down in a drainage ditch. it happened yesterday on calaveras road in milpitas. once at the scene firefighters used rescue glides...which are sheets of plastic used to slide a large animal along a rough surface... to remove the horse safely from the drainage ditch. no word on how the horse made it's way into the

ditch. luckily the large animal only suffered a few scrapes. (vicki) also in the south bay. the "suspicious items" that forced an evacuation at stanford university...have been deemed not dangerous. police say the shady objects...were actually just part of a student project. cordura hall... the building that students and faculty were evacuated from around eight this morning...has been reopened tonight. panama street is also now open to traffic. police closed panama street and campus drive to via ortega... for the investigation. lawrence karnow: skies cleared over most of the bay area. it was another day with highs mainly in the 60s and 70s. it looks like a nice night too with mostly clear skies except for a few patches of fog near the coast. it is dry on the doppler now but later this week that will change. on the satellite you see a weak ridge of high pressure bringing sunshine and mild temperatures to most of california. the weather should remain fair over the next couple of days

with near normal temperatures. but on thursday a late season storm takes aim at the bay area and could bring heavy rain and wind into the weekend. highs tomorrow will be in the 60s and mid 70s inland, 60s and low 70s around the bay, and cool 50s and 60s at the coast. there will be only minor changes on wednesday. on thursday the clouds and the winds will increase out of the south with rain developiing late. rain and wind will be heavy on friday into saturday morning before turning to showers saturday afternoon. dry weather is expected on sunday and monday with a chance of more rain by tuesday. (steve) another big story we are following tonight-- the state's insurance commissioner announced today just how much people lost in the january mudslides in santa barbara county. more than 421-million dollars in insurance claims have been filed since those deadly mudslides. and insurers have received more than two- thousand claims. the storm in january dumped a large amount of rain very rapidly on unstable land that

had been burned by the largest wildfire in recorded california history. hundreds of homes were destroyed or damaged. 21 people were killed and two remain missing. in comparison-- insurance claims reached 12-billon dollars for wildfires that burned across the state last year. .. (vicki) in national news-- researchers hope they'll soon be able to ramp up research into the causes of gun violence. congress made it clear in the omnibus spending bill, that the centers for disease control can study gun violence. our washington correspondent jessica smith has the latest. jessica live intro gun control advocates say this is a step in the right direction. but gun rights groups warn taxpayer dollars still cannot be used to promote gun control policies. pkgto stop america's epidemic of gun violence, advocates and researchers say they have to understand it.dr. georges benjamin (american public health association): 38,0000 people die each and every year in the 1990s, congress passed the dickey amendment -- which outlawed spending tax dollars on gun control advocacy. it didn't ban gun violence studies, but

dr. georges benjamin, with the american public health association, says it had a chilling effect on gun violence research at the centers for disease control. dr. georges benjamin (american public health association): people used that language to intimidate the researchers and there was some self-censorship at the agency. jessica smith reporting: facing pressure after the parkland school shooting, congress added a single sentence to the spending bill. it said the cdc ácaná research gun violence. while some have blamed the gun lobby for blocking cdc studies, nra spokesperson catherine mortensen says the organization has always been ok with the research. catherine mortensen (nra spokesperson): the problem is not that research going on, the problem is you may have biased researchers mortensen says the nra supports unbiased research, if it doesn't become gun control advocacy.catherine mortensen (nra spokesperson): we're very concerned if we start to see any taxpayer dollars go toward the promotion of gun control policy but benjamin argues congress should have gone further -- and eliminated the dickey amendment.dr. georges benjamin (american public health ass ociation): health should not be a political issue. while congress did not give the cdc money to study gun violence, benjamin says he and other researchers promise to push for funding in next year's budget.jessica live intro benjamin went on to say he's

hopeful the cdc will manage to find some money in their budget this year, to put toward gun violence studies. in washington i'm jessica smith (steve)(steve) (steve) for your money: stocks tumbled on wall street.the dow fell more than 450 points - the nasdaq was down more than 193 points. today - kron4's darya folsom spoke with our financial expert rob black...about the recent actions by president trump - that are making investors nervous.

(vicki) coming up-- anti-apartheid leader winnie mandela died today. we'll take a look back at her life and legacy. (steve) and after the break-- find out why c-v-s health is facing a lawsuit-- after making a major mistake with patient's medical records.

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to show a reference code for the assistance program and not the recipient's health status. the plaintiffs are seeking class-action status and a jury trial. (vicki) still ahead-- more protests over the deadly police shooting of stephon clark. and now-- demonstrators say officers are getting violent. (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

it's been more than two weeks since stephon clark was shot and killed -- and demonstrations continued this weekend around sacramento. as the crowd marched...protesters surrounded two passing patrol cars... with lights and sirens on...one of the vehicles hit a protestor. reporter, joe khalil explains what led to the accident. nat sound of sirenif protesters out for stephon clark are motivated by a mistrust of law enforcement.... nat soundmany of them say this certainly doesn't help.ciara

picou-grant/protestor"and we're like really? that's when we started getting frustrated." marissa barrera/witness"i was so shocked to see it happen, and then just that it was the officer that was the one that did the hit and run, which is what i consider it."what you just watched was protester wanda cleveland -- hit saturday night by a sacramento county sheriff deputy's cruiser and hit the ground before the officer drives away. ciara picou-grant/protestor "but if you act we're gonna react. don't expect to hurt us, and expect us not to fire back."some protesters say the tense moment escalated the anger in the crowd.marissa berrera/protester"i wasn't surprised that he drove off." marissa berreraús been protesting since stephon clark's death -- she questions why officers drove up toward the protest at all.marissa berrera/protester"i felt like they almost taunted the group, and i knew they weren't gonna stop. that's how they've been acting throughout these protests."cres vellucci/national lawyers guild, sacramento"she was walking directly right from the roadway to the sidewalk." cres velluci is part of the national lawyers guild, a group that monitors protests and watches for police abuse. he says from his view -- the 61-year-old cleveland wasn't intentionally blocking the officer's vehicle when it hit her -- but rather, was trying to get out of the way.cres

velluci/national lawyers guild "she was just going to the sidewalk. she was moving...like a normal gate for a woman who's 61 years old."he says he and other attorneys documented what happened and offered up their evidence to c-h-p officers at the scene who he says refused to take his report. and says of this officers' actions-cres velluci/national lawyers guild "if you or i would've done that, we'd be in jail." (vicki) that was joe khalil reporting. cleveland says she is recovering at home and that she has an attorney. the california highway patrol is investigating the incident. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: skies cleared over

most of the bay area. it was another day with highs mainly in the 60s and 70s. it looks like a nice night too with mostly clear skies except for a few patches of fog near the coast. it is dry on the doppler now but later this week that will change. on the satellite you see a weak ridge of high pressure bringing sunshine and mild temperatures to most of california. the weather should remain fair over the next couple of days with near normal temperatures. but on thursday a late season storm takes aim at the bay area and could bring heavy rain and wind into the weekend. highs tomorrow will

be in the 60s and mid 70s inland, 60s and low 70s around the bay, and cool 50s and 60s at the coast. there will be only minor changes on wednesday. on thursday the clouds and the winds will increase out of the south with rain developiing late. rain and wind will be heavy on friday into saturday morning before turning to showers saturday afternoon. dry weather is expected on sunday and monday with a chance of more rain by tuesday.

(steve) anti-anti-apartheid icon winnie mandela, the former wife of south africa's late president nelson mandela, has died at the age of 81. she died at a johannesburg hospital today after her health began to fail early this year. winnie mandela -- known as the "mother of the nation" -- became one of the most recognizable faces in the decades-long struggle to end apartheid in south africa. robyn curnow reports. winnie madikizela mandela

considered herself a warrior -- she was a powerful, yet controversial figure in the anti-apartheid movement.winnie madikizela mandela: "we not only fought on political platforms. i was one of those who was with the people fighting physically against the apartheid regime."while her husband, nelson mandela, was incarcerated, she became the face of mandela's fight against oppression.when he was released from prison after 27 years, she was right by his side.she told cnn what was going through her mind at the time.winnie madikizela mandela: "i was thinking about the liberation of my country and that was the culmination of bitter years of struggle." while their marriage withstood the battle against apartheid... it couldn't withstand the pressure of freedom.they divorced in 19-96, two years after mandela was elected the first black president of south africa. winnie madikizela mandela: "it is very difficult to revisit that period, even to me."in the years after the fall of apartheid, the woman who was once revered as the mother of the nation, fell sharply in the public's esteem. she was convicted of theft and fraud, and a truth commission accused her of gross human rights violations -- allegations she deniedwhen nelson mandela died in 2013, she was at his

funeral - grieving alongside his widow graca machel. the scars of apartheid wounded madikizela-mandela deeply right until the endshe remained disappointed with the south africa she had fought so hard to liberate.nevertheless she says it was well worth the sacrifice. winnie madikizela mandela: "we won in the end... we were free." (steve) that was robyn curnow

reporting mandela's family said details about her memorial and funeral services have not yet been finalized. (vicki) next on kron4 news at 5... maybe you heard the warning about the link between coffee and cancer... but some experts say it's overblown. we'll take a closer look.

a california judge rules coffee must carry a cancer warning label-- and now

coffee drinkers are wondering if they should be worried. as julian lima reports-- some experts say they are not concerned. a judge in california has ruled coffee companies must include a cancer warning label on their products. however, despite the judge's decision, a coffee connoisseur says to relax and enjoy your cup of joe.ben gaul has been in the coffee industry for decades. he explains the process of roasting coffee beans produces the chemical acrylamide, which in extremely high doses has been linked to cancer in mice. gaul says it's impossible to drink enough coffee to have any adverse effects."you'd have to consume so much that it'd be impossible to consume that much," says gaul, the head roaster of the coffee exchange. "we would have to have tens of thousands of times the dosage that we can get from a cup of coffee."that same compound is produced in many foods we eat every day including grilled steak, french fires and even roasted vegetables. "we have a long history of cooking our foods, our bodies are used to consuming these and metabolizing these," he adds. so why the cancer disclaimer on coffee in california? gaul says he judge wasn't necessarily wrong. "it just has to do with the way the law is written."that law, proposition 65, was enacted in california in 1986. it requires warning labels for

hundreds of compounds that are known to cause cancer.so while your cup of coffee does contain acrylamide experts say the level is so low, it's harmless."this is not something to be worried about it's not something to be scared about," says gaul. (vicki) that was juliane lima reporting.juliane lima that was (vicki)(vicki) that was juliane lima reporting. gaul says... despite big strides in recent years... more research needs to be done into coffee's health benefits... and potential risks. (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. steve aveson and catherine heenan are here with kron 4 news at six. coming up next at six...,. state mandated lead

testing is underway at north bay schools... tonight - we'll take you to the elementary school that already has already turned up as a problem.(catherine) then -- an emotional scene.....as a father is reunited with his wife and children... after spending nearly six months in ice custody. we'll tell you why he is being allowed to stay in the country... that's next on kron4 news at six.

(steve) tonight at 6. a series of tests covering marin county has found lead in a drinking source at one school. (steve) good evening, i'm steve aveson. (catherine) and i'm catherine heenan, in for pam moore. the lead was found at an elementary school in central marin. as kron four's terisa estacio

reports, school officials have stepped in to figure out how to protect students. (take pkg) (estacio) the high levels of lead were discovered here at cove elementary school in marin county. the marin municipal water district started testing schools in the larkspur corte madera school district back in january as part of a newly passed state law. it was discovered that at one water source at cove, the lead was .34 parts per billion. federal guidelines state lead should not be over .15 parts per billion. brett geithman. we asked for a new test and found that it was at one drinking fountain. we took it out immediately. the superintendent says testing at the other schools in the district did not reveal any problems. geithman. we plan to put in a new environmentally friendly fountain. superintendent geithman says the device will go in next week during spring

break. a spokeperson with the marin municipal water district says they are about half way through testing all of the schools in their domain which incorporates central and southern marin county. north marin water district handles novato schools. a water district spokeperson says tests results for the schools - are handled by the schools. lead in water has been linked to a long list of health complications for children including lowering iq and causing developmental problems. as school let out monday, parents spoke about the lead discovery. deidre, mom parentin marin county terisa estacio kron four news

(steve)(steve) a san jose father is back home tonight after an emotional reunion with his wife and daughters... fernando carrillo had been in custody after being picked up by ice agents for nearly six months. a federal judge ruled he could stay in the u-s last week. kron4's maureen kelly explains why there he is...fernando carrillo's wife smiling as she sees her husband walk out of ice custody.....while his his youngest daughter is overcome with emotion....escored out by the family's oldest daughters...fernando is greeted by screams of excitement and a group hug from relatives and supporters. ice agents picked carrillo

up as he dropped his daughter off at daycare back in october. last week a federal judge withdrew the order to remove carrillo after he proved his would be perscuted in mexico. now carrillo can kiss his wife....and hold his baby girl....who clung tightly to her dad.. he can now apply for a work permit and says he was given indication by an detention agent that might be able to become a citizen...his feeling on being free...like i was just born again, god gave me another chance, i'm here with my family i'm just thankfulthe family says the cable tv installer's deportion had been given new priority under the trump administration because he'd been convicted an a misdemeanor dui in 2015....for which he'd already completed community service. there should be consequences but once you pay them of that crime, do not re decriminalize people. once they pay their dues let them be let them be free if there hasn't been a chance for him to be to come documented it's because of the red tape that exists and i've said this over and over and i will continue to say it over and over every store is different every person has a story so let you know it's not fair to judgehis wife...says she wants to keep fighting for the undocumented community....but right now she's just enjoying the feeling of having her family

whole again. maureen kelly kron4 news. (steve) on march 13th -- two people died in a crash while being pursued by ice agents. today, they were laid to rest. (steve) a service (steve) a service was held for 35-year old santo hilario garcia and 33 year old marcelina garcia profecto. both were residents of delano, a kern county city 30 miles north of bakersfield. according to united farm workers, the two were a couple who left behind six children. avoided> (steve)the funeral

was heavily attended today -- with family and friends spilling out the door of the church. (catherine) we first learned about the hart family nearly a week ago when their car plunged over a cliff in california. tonight -- disturbing news from investigators ..who now say there's enough evidence to show this crash was intentional. meantime - three of the family's children remain missing. chris holmstrom reports. 41:13-41:22 baarts preliminatry investigation indicates to us this incident may have been an intentional act and not the result of a traffic collisionn.captain greg baarts with the california high patrol shedding light on the hart family from from woodland washington.last week - their vehicle was found at the bottom of this cliff in mendocino county - california. 5 bodies were found near the crash ...including the parents

... three of their children still missing.captain baarts says they are calling this crash intentional based two factors.the vehicles electrnoic information and the lack of phsyical evidence at the scene -- like tire skid marks.authortieis also believe the vehicle came to a stop on that pull off and then drove off the cliff.59:24 rougly 70 feet from the edge and it was pure accleration from last break application until it hit the bottof of the ocean the edge of the ocean 59:34 preliminary evidence shows the speedodoedter was pinned at 90 miles per hour ... but that does not mean the vehicle was going that fast.it could have happened from the shock of the impact. as for the missing person's investigation ... extensive searches continue for 15 year old devonte ...1.1 year old hannah and 12 year old sierra.detectives also searching the familie's home ... searching bank records ... cell phone records any evidence that can help explain what happened to this family and why it happened. (catherine) that was chris

holmstrom reporting. investigators are also waiting for a comprehensive vehicle inspection...which they say could shed more light on what happened. (steve) the march miracle that many hoped for didn't really come through.. the department of water resources was out measuring the snowpack in the sierra they are telling calirfornians is time to conserve. this new reading comes after powerful march storms on the last day of february - d-w-r reported water content at just 7 percent of the average now -- the sierra snow pack has improved -- but still sits well below average - at 52 percent. frank gerke, chief of california cooperative snow surveys program "a good march, but it was not adequate to get us to a really good outlook with respect to the water supply".(steve) the d-w-r director says the priority now is to invest in new technologies and invest in new water supplies like storm water capture. (catherine) a live look

outside right now... as we get our first look at the four zone forecast with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: skies cleared over most of the bay area. it was another day with highs mainly in the 60s and 70s. it looks like a nice night too with mostly clear skies except for a few patches of fog near the coast. it is dry on the doppler now but later this week that will change. on the satellite you see a weak ridge of high pressure bringing sunshine and mild temperatures to most of california. the weather should remain fair over the next couple of days with near normal temperatures. but on thursday a late season storm takes aim at the bay area and could bring heavy rain and wind into the weekend. highs tomorrow will be in the 60s and mid 70s inland, 60s and low 70s around the bay, and cool 50s and 60s at the coast. there will be

only minor changes on wednesday. on thursday the clouds and the winds will increase out of the south with rain developiing late. rain and wind will be heavy on friday into saturday morning before turning to showers saturday afternoon. dry weather is expected on sunday and monday with a chance of more rain by tuesday. (steve) (steve) senator dianne feinstein held court before some silicon valley business leaders this afternoon. (catherine) and as kron four's rob fladeboe reports - while it wasn't on the agenda - feinstein also weighed in on cyber-security. dianne feinstein/u.s. senator "....the president can't just keep changing his mind..." california senator dianne feinstein called out president trump on monday, suggestng the president's recent tweets that there would be no deal on daca is a bluff. feinstein said congress should sent the president a bill and then work to overide a possible veto. in a fireside chat with business leaders at juniper networks in sunnyvale, feinstein also touched on gun control, housing and homelessness. later, she was asked about the

growing debate over the lack of cybersecurity in silicon valley.dianne feinstein "...it's a problem an we have to deal with it because it's a fundamental characteristic of society. if we cant guarantee the privacy of our data we have a problem. and if that data can be manipulated we have a problem and if people from other countries can manipulate that date, it's a problem..."rob fladeboe/sunnyva le '....the senator's most passionate remarks revolved around gun control. she has proposed an assault weapons ban that would stop the sale and manufacture of large capacity magazines and other devices that hold more than 10 rounds of ammunition. in sunnyvale rob fladeboe jkron 4 news (steve) the trump administration is suing california over a law that aims to give the state power to override the sale of federal lands. today's lawsuit is the latest battle between the president and (steve) newsfladeboe jkron 4 news (steve) the trump

administration is suing california over a law that aims to give the state power to override the sale of federal lands. today's lawsuit is the latest battle between the president and california. since trump took office... democrats are aggressively trying to frustrate his agenda. in september california passed a law allowing the state to buy federal land or sell it to a specific buyer. lawmakers made this decision out of the concern trump would allow more logging, oil drilling or development. (catherine) happening tonight in lafayettte - a city council meeting to determine what to do now that 5 of the 7 planning committte members have resigned. the resignations followed a revised conflict of interest policy. the old policy simply required members to recuse themselves in the event of a conflict of interest.. the new policy says if they have a conflict, they must resign. the city now has to decide if the resigned members -- or members of another committe -- will serve on an interim basis.... or

find another solution. (( áá v.o. / steve áá )) families across los angeles calling it an easter miracle aftera little boy is rescued from deep in the city's drainage system (( áá catherine / v.o. áá )) they did time -- but not behind bars.coming up -- the story of the children of alcatraz. (( áá v.o. / steve áá )) it sounds low key but the fbi is very serious about tracking downa criminal they're calling the big man bandit.

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is protest underway in oakland.. over the bart police shooting of shaleem tindle back in january. at last check protesters were out in front of the oakland police station at 7th and broadway. about an hour ago --- there was a brief disruption in bart service at the 12th street station..earlier today family members of shaleem tindle met with the alameda county d-a .. they want the officer who was involved to face criminal charges. ... we have a reporter monitoring the situation. (steve) new at six the f-b-i is asking for help identifying a man they accuse of robbing three bay area banks. they are calling the him the "big man bandit". police say the man targeted two banks in san mateo and san jose... over the span of eight days last month. officers believe that in all three robberies... the man handed the teller a note demanding money and threaten to use his gun. he is described a six- foot white man... who weighs about 300 pounds police

believe the suspect fled the scene in a cadillac seville anyone with information is asked to contact the f-b-i's san francisco office. (catherine) some people in los angeles have been callingit an easter miracle. a 13- year-old boy was rescued after falling into the city's underground sewage system. as jasmine viel reports, the boy spent an entire night fighting for his life in sewage pipes. natsot: "once they pull the lid off manhole cover he was like right there."it was the call rescuers had been waiting for all night.natsot: male conscious breathing 13 years old--13-year-old jesse hernandez found alive. it had been a harrowing 13 hours for firefighters & sanitation workers as the clock was ticking to find him. hernandez had fallen down a 3 foot hole while playing with friends on top of this abandoned sewage maintenance building in griffith park yesterday afternoon. unidentified rescuer:"every hour that went by is a diminishing window of survivability."this is video

from inside the sewage pipes that authorities say hernandez was trapped in. a pipe that's barely 4 feet wide and at times filled with toxic waste water rushing past at 15 mph. specialized cameras attached to buoys were used to search through the hundreds of feet of pipe until authorities narrowed down his location. adel hagekhalil, los angeles sanitation dept.:"we were able to see on one of the video cameras some hand markings on the sewer itself."then early this morning, a group of sanitation workers lifted the hatch of an 11-foot chamber. it's in a small patch of dirt right along the 134 where it meets the 5 freeway.adel hagekhalil, los angeles sanitation dept.:"opened it and the person heard 'help!!'" those same workers used the hose from their truck to reel him up. adel hagekhalil, los angeles sanitation dept.:"i think the guys would've jumped in to rescue him, they would do anything to rescue that kid."one of the workers gave him a cell his family who reunited with him at the hospital.adel hagekhalil, los angeles "it's a great story. it's an easter miracle!" ( catherine) that was jasmine viel

reporting.there's now an investigation into how jesse fell into the pipe... and work on making the spot more secure. (steve)jury selection began today in bill cosby's sex assault retrial. the criminal case in pennsylvania will hang on the word of andrea constand. constand says she was at cosby's home near philadelphia in january 2004, when she says he drugged her, then assaulted her. in cosby's first trial, that ended in a hung jury.....his attorneys argued cosby and constand had a consensual sexual relationship, and they questioned her version of what happened. (steve)tens of thousands of teachers walked out monday in oklahoma and kentucky -- just the latest demonstrations in a wave inspired by teachers in west virginia who demanded - and won - higher salaries. but natasha chen explains why this movement is about much more than teacher salaries. tens of thousands of teachers

were in front of the oklahoma state capitol today, jessica jernegan / elementary school teacher in oklahoma: i would much rather be with my students but the truth is, is that i need to be here fighting for them. where oklahoma lawmakers approved an emergency pay increase last week to give teachers a pay raise of more than $6,000. the oklahoma education association says that's a good starting point for a state that's in the bottom three for teacher salaries but, lawrence lane / high school teacher in oklahoma: we're doing this for the kids today. it's not about us. it's about the kids. funding our classrooms, getting adequate textbooks.not enough of them -- and the some of the books they do have, are 20 years old.this teacher's facebook post about how most of her classroom chairs look like this, was shared more than 60 thousand times. meanwhile in kentucky, diane young / first-year teacher in kentucky: i mean, i'm a first- year teacher. i've already spent a couple thousand dollars taking care of my kids. if i can do it, they can find funding. beyond funding classrooms, kentucky teachers say they're furious with lawmakers over a pension reform bill.sheila miller / retired kentucky teacher: we are out here, we are vocal, we are apparently in front of you, and we believe that what you've done is wrong. these protests, and a rally in arizona last week, are inspired by a successful teacher strike in west virginia in march.dale lee / president of west virginia education association: it's stronger than the hope. the hope is that 'we think we can do something'. the belief that

we can, is what we gave people in what we gave people in oklahoma, kentucky, arizona, and across this nation.i'm natasha chen reporting. (steve) that was natasha chen reporting.of the 173 school districts in kentucky, 25 are closed because of the rally. a majority of the others are closed because of spring break. and the oklahoma city public schools announced all classes and activities will be canceled there again tomorrow. lawrence karnow: skies cleared over most of the bay area. it was another day with highs mainly in the 60s and 70s. it looks like a nice night too with mostly clear skies except for a few patches of fog near the coast. it is dry on the doppler now but later this week that will change. on the satellite you see a weak ridge of high pressure bringing sunshine and mild temperatures to most of california. the weather should remain fair over the next couple of days

with near normal temperatures. but on thursday a late season storm takes aim at the bay area and could bring heavy rain and wind into the weekend. highs tomorrow will be in the 60s and mid 70s inland, 60s and low 70s around the bay, and cool 50s and 60s at the coast. there will be only minor changes on wednesday. on thursday the clouds and the winds will increase out of the south with rain developiing late. rain and wind will be heavy on friday into saturday morning before turning to showers saturday afternoon. dry weather is expected on sunday and monday with a chance of more rain by tuesday.

(catherine)new tonight at 6... the san francisco mayor's race is heating up...and some people are still struggling to pick a side. that includes state senator scott wiener. today he tweeted that he's endorsing "both" mark leno and

london breed. either candidate would be a first for the city. leno would be the first openly gay mayor of san francisco... and breed would be the first african american woman elected to the position. (( áá v.o. / steveáá )) a driverless accident, dropping stock price and more. now - the latest challenge for the tesla corporation.

the n-t-s-b is not happy with tesla's decision to release information in a fatal crash investigation involving its autopilot system. the crash happened last month in mountain view.. when the driver crashed into a concrete lane divider. the driver was killed in the crash. tesla said that data shows the driver did not have his hands on the wheel, as recommended, and received several warnings from the system prior to the crash. a spokesman fro the n-t-s-b says tesla has been cooperative in the investigation, but they are unhappy with the release of their own investigative information. the ntsb says its next update will come

in a preliminary report, which generally takes weeks. tesla's stock took a nose dive today -- and our own rob black stopped by earlier to talk about it.

on the rock... when we come back -- the children of alcatraz. (lawrence)nice weather ahead ♪ ♪ get high speed internet from at&t. $30 per month. no extra monthly fees. more for your thing. that's our thing. visit att.com/internet.

♪ protect your pets from fleas and ticks with frontline plus for dogs and frontline plus for cats. its two killer ingredients work fast and keep working all month long preventing new flea infestations on your pet. frontline plus. the number 1 name in flea and tick protection. (steve)congress has not passed a plan to protect young immigrants enrolled in the deferred action for childhood arrivals program. (catherine) some say the president's recent calls for action are causing even more division. alexandra limon reports from washington.

at the white house easter egg roll monday president trump blamed democrats because no agreement has been reached on dacapresident trumpdemocrats have really let them down.the president spent easter sunday slamming mexico and democrats in a series of tweets about immigration. president trump mexico has got to help us at the border. and a lot of people are coming in because they want to take advantage of daca.alexandra limon / @alexlimonnewsin fact, only people who have lived in the u-s since 2007 are eligible. right now u.s. citizenship and immigration services is ánotá accepting new daca applications, only renewals. california senator kamala harris responded to the president's comments saying this administration doesn't want a solution for dreamers. they want red meat for their base.the president also tweeted " congress must immediately pass border legislation, use nuclear option if necessary, to stop the massive inflow of drugs and people."president trump's original plan to address daca didn't get enough support for that so-called nuclear option which requires a simple majority in the senatethe

plan also called for construction of the border wallsen. jeff merkley / oregon (d)the fact is the wall itself doesn't stop people from coming. and the wall doesn't stop drugs from coming. so, it's a huge enormous waste of money.rep. jim costa / california (d) there's high technology means in which we can better secure our borders. than simply building a 2400-mile wall. since daca negotiations fell apart democrats are increasing critical of the border wall. in washington alexandra limon. in san francisco.....natsan emotional reunion between a san jose father and his wife and daugthers after he was released from ice custody after being detained nearly 6 months.he was picked up by ice agents after dropping his 5 year old off at daycare.last

week a federal judge withdrew the order to remove carrillo after he proved his would be perscuted in mexico. now carrillo can kiss his wife....and hold his baby girl....who clung tightly to her dad...i'm just extremely happy. he can now apply for a work permit and says he was given indication by an detention agent that might be able to become a citizen maureen kelly kron4 news here in sunnyvale, a call to action on daca from senator dianne feinstein. in a fireside chat with silicon valley busness leaders, feinstein chided president trump for tweeting he has changed his mind about daca, that there would be no deal. feinstein suggested congress should send the president bill to save the program and then workto overide a possible veto by the president. in sunnyvale rob fladeboe kron 4 news (mk)in santa rosa, this is just one of the many steps in the rebuilding process following the devastating wildfires. pg&e just launched the next phase of their

project- replacing underground electric and gas lines here. they tell us much of the underground electrical equipment such as cables and transformers were destroyed during the fire due to high temperatures and all of that needs to be completely replaced. they will also be installing 15 miles of new gas mains and service lines.pg and e says they plan to have construction here at coffey park complete and gas and electricity on by the end of the year.in santa rosa, michelle kingston, kron4 news. lawrence karnow: skies cleared over most of the bay area. it was another day with highs mainly in the 60s and 70s. it looks like a nice night too with mostly clear skies except for a few patches of fog near the coast. it is dry on the doppler now but later this week that will change. on the satellite you see a weak ridge of high pressure bringing sunshine and mild temperatures to most of california. the weather should remain fair over the next couple of days with near normal temperatures. but on thursday a late season storm takes aim at the bay

area and could bring heavy rain and wind into the weekend. highs tomorrow will be in the 60s and mid 70s inland, 60s and low 70s around the bay, and cool 50s and 60s at the coast. there will be changes on thursday the clouds and the increase out with rain late. rain and heavy on friday into saturday morning to showers saturday weather is expected on sunday and monday with a chance of more rain by tuesday. (catherine) we're approaching the anniversary of the assassination of dr. martin luther king, jr. nearly 50 years later, his legacy continues through the lives of those who fought alongside him... and those who carry on his passion for change. omar jimenez reports. 50 years since dr. martin luther king jr. was assassinated at the lorraine motel in memphis, tennessee. and decades laterhis legacy ástill carries on.from his grandaughter...at the "march for our lives.""ácall and responseá "we are going to be a great generation!"to the students at his alma mater. quintin paschall / student, morehouse college: "it's inspiring. butt sot "it demonstrates to our students that you can be 19, 20, 21

years old and begin your legacy now."lonnie c. king jr. - civil rights organizer: "i called him ml 'cause we grew up together."as a morehouse college student in á1960 álonnie king jrno relationremembersorganizing sit-ins in atlanta among the students there. and he remembers getting dr. king to join them.lonnie c. king jr. - civil rights organizer:"my point was this is your hometown and you're internationally known and you'll help put this thing on the front pages of the world not just atlanta. butt sot"we shocked this town to its very core."eight years later the news of king's assassination reverberated through atlanta as it did across the world. lonnie was in a meeting...and got handed a note.lonnie c. king jr. / civil rights organizer: "the note said that dr. king has been shot in memphis." butt sot "i got this call from coretta king asking me to handle the logistics for the funeral. butt sot "there wasn't a single incident at all. but i think there was no incident because of people's respect for king."it's respect that's persisted.vicki crawford / director of the morehouse college martin luther king jr. collection: "it's an interesting moment in the history of the country. butt sot "many of thethings that dr. king talked about in his time are still issues and debates that we're struggling with today."all stemming from a movement that helped shape one of the most significant chapters in american history. i'm omar jimenez reporting.

(steve) alcatraz island sits in the middle of the san francisco bay as a stark reminder of the old days of crime and punishment. but not everyone who spent time there was a criminal or guard roughly one hundred of them were actually children... the kids of those who worked at the federal prison. from inside edition dot com... an exclusive report on what it was really like to grow up on alcatraz. é (steve) you can see more of this

exclusive in-depth report on inside edition-dot-com go to our webpage... kron4-dot-com for a direct link. and of course, you can watch inside edition with deborah norville right here at 7 o'clock right after this newscast. (( áá v.o. / catherine áá )) the heart procedure didn't go exactly according to plan but former governor arnold schwarzenneger says, he's doing just fine. an update when we come back.

(catherine) we're hearing more about how arnold schwarzenegger is doing... after his open heart surgery last week.. the former california governor has again tweeted "i'm back"...saying he's grateful he woke up... he says the incision was larger than he expected...and is thanking the medical staff who cared for him - and the many people sending him messages. last thursday he underwent a procedure to replace a pulmonary valve for the second time. it had first been replaced in 1997

because of a congenital heart defect. schwarzenegger is said to be in good spirits he's scheduled to appear in the 2019 reboot of the terminator series. he also continues his political activism --- recently threatening to sue oil companies - accusing them of "knowingly killing people all over the world." he's not all the way back but tiger woods is in good enough form to be called one of the favorites for this weeks' masters tournament. and everybody is looking forward to opening day at a-t-and-t park.. so what's up with all the high-priced newcomers to the giant's line- up? gary radnich has a few ideas -- when we come back.

the giants... split four with the dodgers to

open the season... but just like last year... the hitting a major concern... and this man at the forefront... evan longoria... 0-for-15 thus far... add in fellow newcomers andrew mccutchen and austin jackson and they are a combined 2-for-43... that's a batting average of .047 the giants only runs of the series game on joe panik solo home runs in game one and game two... both 1-0 wins san francisco's home opener is tomorrow against the seattle against the tomorrow against the seattle mariners... who took 2-of-3 from cleveland over the weekend... the giants will face marco gonzalez... who has a career 5.47 eradown the hitting numbersfullscreen) the three players the team hoped would help with their lack off offense in the outfield... longoria... as alrady mentioned... 0-for-15 with 5 strike outs andrew mccutchen... 1-for-16 with 4 strike outs... and austin jackson... 1-for-12 with 4 strike outs first pitch for tomorrow 1:35 pm this is a fun story... the cardinals' dexter fowler was in a slump of his own...

going 0-for-13 to start the season... so before the game he tweeted this... a affirmation tweet that repeated... "i will get a hit"... 13 times for every failed at bat he had thus far... and guess what...(wipe to fowler gets hit) 3rd inning... and there it is... a blooper to center field that falls in for fowler's 1st hit of the season... he finished 1-for- 5... even better... after even better... after seeing it worked for fowler... jose ramirez of the indians and josh reddick of the astros... who were also both hitless... tweeted the same thing and they both got their first hits of the season as well

the warriors... guaranteed the 2nd seed for the western conference playoffs... are basically playing out the string... but they do have something to play for... if they win 4 of their last 5 games they will reach 60 wns for the 5th straight season... becommng the first team in nba history to do so only the showtime lakers of the mid-80's did it four consecutive times... so the warriors could still make a little history... especially with three of their four all-stars back...(wipe to fullscreen)

here is the rest of the warriors schedule... tomorrow russell westbrook and the oklahoma city thunder... followed by a visit to the indiana pacers on thursday... then back at home against the new orleans pelicans saturday then they finish it off at the phoenix suns on sunday and at the utah jazz on tuesday yesterday on tuesday yesterday kevin durant yesterday on tuesday yesterday kevin durant talked about a childhood friend who they will need to continue to play well in place of steph curry in order to get to 60... quinn cook(sot: durant on quinn cook) it's something that all his friends and family envisioned for him coming up as a basketball player that he'd be playing at the highest stage so you know i'm excited for him but at the same time i know it's an opportunity for me to help and give him my experiences and for him to help me out as a basketball player.

the masters starts thursday... and the sports world is buzzing over who is the favorite... tiger woods... according to vegas insider... is tied with jordan spieth as a 10-1 favorite to put on the green jacket... rory mcilroy.... dutin johnson... and justin thomas are next at 12-1 bubba watson... justin rose... and phil mickelson are 15-1 the golfers say just the presence of woods as a favorite at augusta has given the event more excitement than it's seen in years(sot: bubba watson and jason day) some of these kids that are participating on sunday, yesterday, they never got to see tiger that we got to see so for him being healthy that as friend you want him healthy and as a competitor you want him healthy. there's going to be buzz around augusta this week with tiger being on the field being on the ground this week it's going to be exciting to see but everyone else has a game plan to do and they're going to try and be the person that's going to slip on that green jacket on sunday.

finally... we have lebron james taking a shot on stage... but not a basketball shot... james appeared on stage with justin timberlake after timberlake attended a cavs game the night before... james was invited on stage for a celebration shot at timberlake's concert in cleveland... and before the lebron haters say anything... he still managed to put up a triple double in last night's victory against the mavericks.

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this spacecraft is headed to the international space station. space-x launched the falcon 9 rocket dragon cargo spacecraft on monday from cape canaveral, florida. the dragon is carrying nearly three-tons of food, gear, and other supplies for astronauts. this is the dragon's second flight to the lab.the spacecraft made history in 2012 when it became the first commercial spacecraft in history to deliver cargo to the international space station and safely return cargo to earth.the dragon will arrive to the space station on wednesday (catherine) two new york police officers had to spring into a different kind of action on easter sunday. they got a call that a woman was in labor, and couldn't make it to the hospital in time. the father called 9-1-1 from a busy interesection about 60 blocks away from the hospital.

officers stephan koustou- bardis and vincent chiang responded - and found a father-to-be doing the best he could until help arrived. < "training kicks in, and you just become focused on doing what you gotta do." "we don't normally handle these situations, and it feels great directly bringing life into this world."> (catherine)officer chiang has only been on the force eight months.his partner, eight years. this was a first for both of them. lawrence karnow: skies cleared over most of the bay area. it was another day with highs mainly in the 60s and 70s. it looks like a nice night too with mostly clear skies except for a few patches of fog near the coast. it is dry on the doppler now but later this week that will change. on the satellite you see a weak ridge of high pressure bringing sunshine and mild temperatures to most of california. the weather should remain fair over the next couple of days with near normal temperatures. but on thursday a late season storm takes aim at the bay area and could bring heavy rain and wind into the weekend. highs tomorrow will be in the 60s and mid 70s inland, 60s and low 70s around the bay, and cool 50s and 60s at the coast. there will be changes on wednesday. on thursday the clouds and the winds will increase out of the south developiing late. rain and wind will be heavy on friday into saturday morning before turning to showers saturday afternoon. dry expected on sunday and monday with a chance of more rain by tuesday.

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