tracking an intense storm moving through the bay area. this is video from sebastopol -- where bodega avenue is flooded. right now there is a flood watch in effect for north bay mountains and valleys. some of those areas have already received four inches of rain. this is a live look at storm-tracker four radar-- and you can see how widespread the rain is tonight. good evening i'm grant lodes. (vicki) and i'm vicki liviakis. the rain is expected to last into tomorrow night. kron 4's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins is now to talk about the timing of the storm-- and the impact of all the rain. lawrence? lawrence karnow: a very powerful storm is now hitting the bay area. flooding concerns continue to grow especially in the north bay. flood watches are now up for the north bay mountains and valleys as well as the santa cruz mountains. flooding along many of the small creeks and streams are possible tonight and tomorrow morning. high

winds are also gusting near 40s mph near the coast and there could be some local power outages. we continue to see heavy rain on the doppler radar. its been heaviest near the coast and in the north bay with some mountains seeing over 4 inches of rain already. on the satellite you can see the low presure off the coast. that will head our way and bring intense rain to the bay area tonight and early tomorrow morning. it should become partly cloudy and mostly dry by tomorrow afternoon. dry weather will continue through monday with a chance of showers on tuesday and wednesday. more rain is possible next weekend.

(grant) thanks lawrence-- we will continue to check back with you tonight. and we have team coverage of the storm hitting the bay area. we have crews in the santa cruz mountains.. as well as the north bay where there are those flooding concerns. but first lets start with kron4's charles clifford-- he's live tonight in san francisco. charles-- how is it looking right now? (grant)(grant)

(grant) take a look at this...a tree has fallen onto a home in lafayette.. this is on saint mary's road.... it's not clear how much damage was done to the home.. but a tree home.. but a tree removal crew is on the way... we are also sending a reporter to the scene -- we'll have an update ahead (vicki) our storm coverage continues now from the south baywhere the santa cruz montains is included in that flash watch watch. kron four's rob fladeboe is live for us tonight from the summit of highway 17. rob? (rob live) there have been some periods of heay rain here today.it seems to be picking up again now and the visibility is very poor right

now amid some pretty dense fog. all things considered, i've seen worse but there's more rain to come. lat's take a look. while not eaxctly a spring shower, the april surprise storm is making it's presence known here in felton and elsewhere in the santa cruz mountains. it has delivered an atmospheric river of woe on highway 17 where traffic has been plagued by several crashes amid what emergency services director rosemary anderson likes to call "storm amnesia," when drivers let their guard down.rosemary anderson/santa cruz county emergency services "....last year we had a beautiful spring, it was a beautiful summer and then a mild winter, people get complacent about what readiness really means, when they should be ready all the time..."that said, sandbags are avaiable all the time here in paradise park along the san lorenzo river. there's only a slim chance the river could flood but residents will keep close watch on what happenes farther upstream says park manager paul polizzi.paul polizzi/paradise park manager "....it's not the water that we get here so much but it's the rain they get up high in the mountains, so even after

it stops raining we have to be worried about it..." it rained good and hard overnight but then tapered off into a softer, more spring-like rain this afternoon. no major mud or rock slides have been reported and what's missing is the wind, which means few, if any downed trees and power lines. the santa cruz mountains appears to have escaped a direct hit, at least so far.rosemay anderson/emerge ncy services "....we are monitoring it closely, because of it takes a turn like atmospheric rivers sometimes do, then we would see an increase in our rain amounts into the evening and tomorrow, so we're really not sure what's going to happen with it..." (vicki) a warning tonight from

mill valley police.they are telling people who live in the the sycamore village area... consider moving your cars tonight to mill valley community center lot to avoid possible flooding. (grant) the much anticipated atmospheric river is hitting the north bay. rain has been falling steadily there all day. we're anticipating the brunt of the storm to hit between 11 o'clock tonight and 5 am tomorrow. as kron4's maureen kelly reports... santa rosa city crews are patrolling the burn zone, keeping an eye out for mudslides and flooding. we're anticipating up to 4 inches for the duration of the storm system. the 4 inches of rain is not necessarily the concern for us. it's the intensity so when we start looking and a half inch to an inch an hour that's definitely where we run into problems and for the potential for significant events to occur. santa rosa fire's assistant fire marshall says they've upped their resources in order

to keep a closer eye on hillside areas affected by the northbay firestorm.....like the fountain grove area. we have additional fire fighters on hand a second battalion chief and we have roaming patrol's going along going around our hillside community. public works and water apartment are both doing patrols both checking on our systems and making sure that things are flowing that need to be flowing so far the other big storms since the october fires have not reached their anticpated potential.....but this one could. but the city and sonoma county have had protective measures in place for months.....including grass wattles...which eariler this year kept hazaderous materials from fire ravaged homes from entering the watershed.....and now serve a new purpose.now the fire debris gone we have a lot of open muddy lots that's why it's critical those things we referred to as bmps best management practices remain in place that's those grass waddles, the erosion control measures because they really need to keep the silt and sentiments on the site and keep it from migrating onto the property and impacting our storm drain systemthis storm is also already creating problems outside the burn zone. these men came to the

municpial yard on stoney point road to load up on sandbags. we went to home depot to buy sandbags and try to buy 36 sandbags and they said they only had nine for us so we had to come here to get more sandbags otherwise our hot factory is going to flood (maureen)that sandbag filling station will be open 24 hours and is free to santa rosa city residents maureen kelly kron4 news (grant)(grant) kron4 news kron4 newsmaureen kelly kron4 news (grant) make sure you download the kron4 mobile app to stay on top of this storm. you can watch live radar. we'll also send alerts to your phone when there is breaking weather news and traffic hot spots. and on our website-- we have a list of the road closures in the north bay right now-- as well as a timeline of the storm. it's all on kron4 dot com. (vicki) a body was found in the oakland hills this afternoon. it was discovered near a car that police say fell down an embankment off grizzly peak boulevard. kron four's philippe djegal reports it's

possible body belongs to a person reported missing. judy spiegel/may know victim- "how do i feel? i feel it's terrible. i'm sorry about it." judy spiegel fears this battered white toyota prius belongs to her son's girlfriend... who she says has been reported missing since sunday. that's when spiegel says her son last saw his girlfriend, before he went on vacation in hawaii. he asked his mom to look for the woman and that's what she's been doing ever since.judy spiegel/may know victim- "i said you know that grizzly peak -- she may have gone off a cliff." the car was discovered about 400 feet down the embankment below grizzly peak boulevard near marlborough terrace. oakland police officers found it in the morning... while searching the area for the missing person.ofc. felicia aisthorpe/opd- "they were just checking areas that the person is known to travel." intially, oakland police couldn't locate a body. their search dog couldn't find it. later, the alameda county sheriff search and rescue team used cadaver dogs to roam the area... and, several hours later, a body was discovered. judy spiegel is concerned.judy

spiegel/may know victim- "it doesn't sound good, lets put it that way." the person's identity has not been released. in oakland, philippe djegal, kron four news. (grant) another big story we are following tonight-- police have arrested a man... accused of stealing guns from his father's home in san jose-- and leaving a note... threatening to shoot people and officers in san francisco. 44-year-old dustin hamilton was arrested near at&t park just before 6:00 this morning. police say several community members told police where the transient was. they say they recovered the guns he's accused of stealing. hamilton's father tells kron 4... his son has been on the streets... battling a drug problem. (grant) in the east bay...a deadly police shooting is being investigated. it happened last night near the brook-vale shopping center in fremont. police tried to pull over a car that had a man inside...wanted for illegally posessing a gun and violating probation. police say when the car stopped...the suspect jumped out and ran towards a gas station. police say

the man pointed a gun at them-- and opened fire. officers returned fire-- killing the man. none of the officers was injured. (vicki) coming up... the potential for another 100- billion dollars in tariffs against china. and tonight we are learning how it could affect your wallet. (grant) plus-- a frightening experience after a tesla owner drives in the same spot where a tesla crashed-- killing the driver in mountain view. what went wrong...when he took his hands off the wheel. (vicki) plus-- if you had plans to go to yosemite this weekend... you might want to scrap them. we'll have a live update as officials closed the valley to tourists. (grant) and taking a live look at stormtracker four radar... you can see where the rain is falling right now. we'll have more on the wet weekend more on the wet weekend ahead-- after the break.

(grant) taking a look at stormtracker four radar tonight as we continue to follow the rain hitting the bay area. on the left you can see s-f-o... where more than 150 flights were cancelesd... and 243 were delayed today due to the rain. it's a much better situation at the airports in oakland and san jose -- where there have not been any cancellations today. (vicki) chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here now with more on how the rain is going to impact your weekend plans. lawrence karnow: a very

powerful storm is now hitting the bay area. flooding concerns continue to grow especially in the north bay. flood watches are now up for the north bay mountains and valleys as well as the santa cruz mountains. flooding along many of the small creeks and streams are possible tonight and tomorrow morning. high winds are also gusting near 40s mph near the coast and there could be some local power outages. we continue to see heavy rain on the doppler radar. its been heaviest near the coast and in the north bay with some mountains seeing over 4 inches of rain already. on the satellite you can see the low presure off the coast. that will head our way and bring intense rain to the bay area tonight and early tomorrow morning. it should become partly cloudy and mostly dry by tomorrow afternoon. dry weather will continue through monday with a

chance of showers on tuesday and wednesday. more rain is possible next weekend. (grant) happening now-- the rain is also causing the rain is now-- happening (grant) (grant) happening now-- the rain is also causing flood concerns in yosemite tonight. yosemite national park is closed to visitors right now-- as the spring storm is expected to bring flooding to the popular valley floor. (vicki) joining us on the phone now to

talk about the closure is jaime richards with the yosemite public affairs office. jaime-- why close the valley. (grant) taking a look at the taking a (grant)

(grant) taking a look at the markets tonight-- reacting to trade tensions... and the dow took a nosedive as president trump is ramping up threats against chinese exports....and china is not backing down. the dow jones dropped more than 500 points today.

(grant) president trump has announced a possible 100- billion dollars of áadditional tariffs against chinese goods. that's after 50-billion dollars of proposed tariffs was announced earlier this weeks. now retailers and farmers are worried about what this will cost americans. natasha chen has the story. president donald trump says china hasn't been playing fair...president donald trump: the easiest thing for me to do would be just to close my eyes and forget it. if i did that, i'm not doing my job. in a radio interview with wabc friday morning, trump defended his announcement thursday night, that the u.s. should consider another $100 billion in tariffs against chinese goods. that's after u.s. tariffs were already imposed on chinese steel and aluminum earlier this year.china fought back, targeting u.s. fruits, nuts, wine and steel pipes. then on tuesday, president trump threatened to levy import taxes on 1,300 chinese products, including tvs, dishwashers, and printers. hours later, china fired back with an equal amount of tariffs on u.s. cars, planes, and soybeans.brian duncan / vice president, illinois farm

bureau: the market price of soy beans dropped 40 cents this morning. american soy bean producers, are down $1.6 to $1.7 billion today. yes, we feel like a casualty.peter navarro / assistant to the president, director, office of trade and manufacturing policy: secretary of agriculture is aggressively working out plans to assist any american farmers that are threatened by these actions. now with the potential new tariffs - no one knows which u.s. exports could be hit next with chinese taxes.the u.s. national retail federation accused trump of "playing a game of chicken with the nation's economy".president donald trump: i'm not saying there won't be a little pain. but the market's gone up 40% 42%, so we might lose a little bit of it. but we're going to have a much stronger country when we're finished. in washington, i'm natasha chen reporting. (vicki) still ahead... a warning if you shop at best buy-- how your personal information could have been stolen. (vicki) and taking a live

look at stormtracker four radar... you can see where the rain is falling right where the rain is falling right now. we'll have more on the we'll have more on the wet weekend coming up.

best buy is just the latest company warning its customers of a data breach. the electronics retailer says a small fraction of its online customers may have been affected. the cyber-attack targeted the company's chat services last fall. best buy fixed the breach in october but customers' names, addresses and credit card numbers may have been exposed. best buy says it will directly contact customers who were affected. (grant) next at 5:30-- new video appears to show a tesla on "auto pilot" beginnig to swerve.. in the same place where one of the electric cars was involved in a deadly crash. we have the response from tesla. (vicki) and taking a live look at stormtracker four

radar... you can see where the rain is falling right now. we'll have more on the wet weekend ahead-- after the break.

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5:30-- we are tracking the storm hitting the bay area tonight. here's a look at the bay bridge and san mateo bridge tonight- where traffic is packed. (anchor 2) taking a look at taking a look at stormtracker four radar-- with chief meteorologist with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here now with more on how the rain is going to impact your weekend plans. lawrence karnow: a very powerful storm is now hitting the bay area. flooding concerns continue to grow especially in the north bay. flood watches are now up for the north bay mountains and valleys as well as the santa cruz mountains. flooding along many of the small creeks and streams are possible tonight

and tomorrow morning. high winds are also gusting near 40s mph near the coast and there could be some local power outages. we continue to see heavy rain on the doppler radar. its been heaviest near the coast and in the north bay with some mountains seeing over 4 inches of rain already. on the satellite you can see the low presure off the coast. that will head our way and bring intense rain to the bay area tonight and early tomorrow morning. it should become partly cloudy and mostly dry by tomorrow afternoon. dry weather will continue through monday with a chance of showers on tuesday and wednesday. more rain is possible next weekend.

(grant) make sure you download the kron4 mobile app to stay on top of this storm. you can watch live radar. we'll also send alerts to your phone when there is breaking weather news and traffic hot spots. and on our website-- we have a list of the road closures in the north bay right now-- as well as a timeline of the storm. it's all on kron4 dot com. (vicki) local first-- here are the stories we are tracking in your neighborhood tonight.. (grant) in the east bay-- pleasanton police are looking for a robbery and carjacking suspect. it happened at a bank near the stoneridge mall yesterday afternoon. police say the victim was withdrawing cash from the a-t-m when the suspect approached him. they say the man then threatened the victim and demanded his property-- including his car keys. the suspect then

took off in the victim's car. police were able to track down the car -- because it has a g-p-s tracker. the car was found in a neighborhood in livermore-- but the suspect is still on the loose. police do not have a detailed description of the man. (grant) a man is arrested for a violent road rage incident.. where they say he swung a machete at a woman. it happened on brophy drive in fremont earlier this week. witnesses say that both drivers cut each other off. the woman then parked her car in a driveway. police say the man identified as nicolas steadman then pulled up behindt the woman and got out of his car holding a machete. he swung the machete at her... but did not make contact. steadman then drove away-- but a witness followed him until police arrived--- and they arrested him. (vicki) to the south bay-- san jose police say one person was injured in a house fire last night when he jumped from a two-story window. it happened near aborn road and east capitol expressway just before midnight. police say the father was able

to run back into the house to rescue his parents but jumped from the window when he couldn't get out safely. the man suffered an ankle injury and was taken to a local hospital. authorities believe the fire may have started in the kitchen on the first floor. (vicki) evergreen college in san jose is giving back to its students. over the next several months-- the college is teaming up with the second harvest food bank for a free food assistance program. this is video from the food giveaway today. students in need can pre register to take advantage of the free food distribution. it will happen on the first friday of every month through august. students can register on campus. (grant) in the north bay.... firefighters rescued a person from a boat fire early this morning in richardson bay. southern marin fire tweeted out these photos from the rescue. the fire happened around nine o'clock. multiple agencies assisted in the rescue. the cause of the fire is under investigation. (vicki) on the peninsula... police are looking for more victims after they arrested a redwood city man on suspicion of sexual

assault. 25-year-old juan ruiz was arrested earlier this week. the investigation stemmed from an incident in april of last year-- when a female victim says she was sexually assaulted by ruiz inside his apartment. police say ruiz has admitted to having violent sexual tendencies towards women. deputies believe there are more victims out there. ( grant ) two weeks after the deadly crash of a tesla ... a new video has surfaced... showing how the car's auto- pilot may have steered the car into that barrier on highway 101.the march accident killed the march accident killed the tesla model x driver. now...here's what happened when another tesla driver tried to replicate what happened. i decided to test that subsection of the road where that autopilot accident happened ...software developer shantanu joshi owns a tesla model s.as he approached the intersection of 101 and 85 in mountain view, he put his car on autopilot."... and the

results are kinda freaky"with his hands off the wheel, the car begins to drift towards the barrier.he quickly took control.here it is again in slow motion.the company says its owner's manuals come with a long list of warnings..at the top is one saying "autopilot is intended for use only with a fully attentive driver."data recovered from the crashed vehicle indicated that the driver had received several visual and one audible hands-on warning earlier in the drive. the driver's hands were not detected on the wheel for six seconds prior to the collision.tesla says the driver had about five seconds and 150 yards of unobstructed view of the approaching concrete divider.the vehicle logs showed that no action was taken.tesla says the model x autosteer technology is not able to accurately determine lane markings.and in this case, the markings are not accurate.as you can see. the road striping leads directly toward the barrier.as for the severity of the crash, the company says it's never encountered anything like it.

it blames caltrans for failing to repair the previously damaged steel safety barrier designed to protect the concrete lane divider.and says the autopilot feature has reduced crash rates by as much as 40 percent. (grant) it's been a rough few weeks for tesla: the crash, a recall and production problems with its model three.now the looming trade war with china could freeze it out of a potentially huge market.,tesla stock is currently down nearly 25 percent from its high point. (vicki) president trump takes a swipe at oakland mayor libby schaaf once again. while speaking in west virginia yesterday--- he accused her of obstruction of justice. this feud started back in february... after schaaf warned the community about upcoming ice raids. the president called the raid a failure... said sanctuary cities like oakland are "the worst." schaaf's office issued a statement in response to the

president comments. a spokesman said schaaf was standing up for her constituents and their shared values. (vicki) coming up-- new details emerge in the youtube shooting--- including where nasim aghdam bought her gun...and why the fbi says women shooters are rare. (grant) and after the break-- the million dollar settlement in a lawsuit that claims baby powder can cause cancer. (vicki) and taking a live look at stormtracker four radar... you can see where the rain is falling right now. we'll have more on the wet weekend coming up.

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wall street ended with a disappointing jobs report today. job growth slowed in march, with the nation adding just over 100-thousand jobs, far fewer than the 185- thousand that economists predicted. unemployment remained steady at four- point-one percent. wages were up two-point-seven percent, in line with expectations, and the report reflects an overall healthy economy. it comes as trade tensions with china are escalating. (vicki) a new jersey jury has ruled against johnson and johnson... awarding 30-million dollars to a man who was diagnosed with cancer after decades of using talcum powder. his wife was awarded 7- million dollars in damages.

banker stephen lanzo said he used johnson and johnson products like shower to shower and baby powder for more than 30 years. he claimed inhaling the powder caused his mesothelioma, an aggressive and deadly cancer that impacts the lining of the lungs. johnson and johnson said they have done extensive testing to make sure their talc products are not contaminated with asbestos. several similar cases are making their way through the courts -- with one set to go to trial in may in south carolina. a jury in california ruled in favor of johnson and johnson in an asbestos-related case in november. (grant) still ahead... we continue to track the sorm tonight. and it's also raining in tahoe. we'll chat with our friend coop about the ski conditions tonight. (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break. (anchor 1)

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at stormtracker four radar tonight as we continue to follow the rain hitting the bay area. (anchor 2) with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here now with more on how the rain is going to impact your weekend plans. lawrence karnow: a very powerful storm is now hitting the bay area. flooding concerns continue to grow especially in the north bay. flood watches are now up for the north bay mountains and valleys as well as the santa cruz mountains. flooding along

many of the small creeks and streams are possible tonight and tomorrow morning. high winds are also gusting near 40s mph near the coast and there could be some local power outages. we continue to see heavy rain on the doppler radar. its been heaviest near the coast and in the north bay with some mountains seeing over 4 inches of rain already. on the satellite you can see the low presure off the coast. that will head our way and bring intense rain to the bay area tonight and early tomorrow morning. it should become partly cloudy and mostly dry by tomorrow afternoon. dry weather will continue through monday with a chance of showers on tuesday and wednesday. more rain is possible next weekend.

(grant) taking a look at conditions in tahoe tonight... weekend.

(grant) taking a look at conditions in tahoe tonight... this is a live picture from kirkwood. and it has been raining all day in tahoe. (vicki) lets get a check on conditions in the sierra tonight... joining us via skype is our friend kevin "coop" cooper. coop-- did you hit the slopes today? (grant) let's get a check on what

we are working on for kron4 news at six. pam moore is standing by in the newsroom. pam?(pam) thank you grant. coming up new tonight at six... we are learning about a major gang bust in the bay area...investigators say, multiple violent criminals are off the streets tonight.. we will tell you what we know about the serious crimes they are accused of committing.. plus -- california has issued a warning that the personal information of thousands of

people... may have been compromised..after burglars targeted a state building ... that is also 'new' tonight at six... now - grant- back to you and vicki..(grant) thank you pam we will see you at six. (vicki) a big story story we're tracking tonight.... a gun store employee where the youtube shooter purchased a gun says she did not stand out. according to the employee at the gun range in san diego....there was nothing remarkable about the transaction. nasim aghdam bought a pistol at the store before carrying out her attack at youtube headquarters on tuesday. the employee does not know if aghdamn purchased ammunition or any additional accessories. the pistol used in the attack retails for four-hundred dollars. (vicki) just four percent of active shooter situations in the u-s are committed by women. that's according to the fbi. kron 4's michelle kingston talked a psychologist about why it's so rare to see a woman behind the gun. shootings like the one we saw at youtube headquarters tuesday are often done by men ... not women.dr. brenda wade, relationship expert psychologist"little boys love

to play with guns, not so much little girls. it's just part of a masculine persona and a masculine culture."nasim aghdam -- the woman behind this week's shooting in san bruno was upset with the company ... and its believed áthat was the motive behind the act that hospitalized three people.wade"they tend to look for the target that they feel was the source of pain." aghdam is one of very few women behind active shootings in the united states. according to the fbi -- just four percent involved female shooters between 2000 and 2016. wade"there are not that many women that act out in a violent way. now typically the only time we see that is if it's a woman who has gone over the edge, who already had emotional problems and she's in a bad relationship."while the investigation is just beginning ... tech experts say it seems aghdam was upset with recent youtube policy changes and not getting paid what she thought she deserved for the videos she was postingwade "women typically act out when the emotions boil over. not in a situation like this where it seems to have something to do with money"michelle kingston dr. wade wants to remind everyone to know the warning signs -- like obsession and isolation -- and to call crisis intervention or a therapist if you know anyone who you think needs help.in san bruno, michelle kingston,

kron4 news. (grant) next on kron4 news at 5.. a scam could show up in your mailbox. why a popular soda company is warning you áánot to cash a check.

(grant) people in several states are getting a check claiming to be from dr. pepper. it offers to pay them thousands of dollars to put advertising decals on their car. (vicki) and you could be on the hook to pay your bank back if you fall for it. jennifer jensen reports. a strange and exciting letter arrived in linda willet's mail box. linda willett - "i was all excited because i though oh gosh a 2,000 dollar check and it's from dr. pepper. (3sec pause track = sounds too good to be true right? ) i said no wait...i'm not going to cash it yet." inside was a note with a simple offer. if you put dr. pepper advertisements on your car they'll pay you. attached to the letter was a check made out to her for two thousand three hundred ninety dollars. linda willett - "there just going to put this stuff on my car and pay me all this money?" all you have to do is deposit the check and send them a copy of the deposit slip. the check looks real -

it has her name on it and the name of a real bank in wyoming. so she called them. linda willett - "she told me they've received thousands and thousands of calls on these checks from dr. pepper and she asked me for the check number." the bank says people have come in to cash these checks - only to be told they're fake. if taken to any other bank - they would deposit it and give you the money. but when the check bounces, you will owe that money back. plus the scammer will have all of their account information - because you sent them your deposit slip.linda willett - "they can wipe out my whole account." linda willett - "that would really put me in a bind trying to pay rent on this place." fortunately willett didn't fall for the scam. but her boyfriend might have if she wasn't there. this all started when he got a text message asking him to advertise for the company. mark cline - "i put the information in for our address and then they sent her a letter." mark cline - "after we got the letter she took over as she usually does." problem solved for them. but for anybody watching this story - watch out for a this text and don't cash that check. (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news

at 5.(granti) steve aveson and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (pam) thank you grant and vicki...coming up we are continuing track the powerful track the are continuing track the powerful storm causing some serious problems... roads are flooded -- trees are down -- and now there are power outages. we're tracking the very latest all around the bay area... next. (steve) then -- a car is found crashed at the bottom of an east bay hill...and a body found nearby... now we know it could be connected to a missing person... kron4 news at six is next.. (pam)

(pam) tonight-- we are tracking a massive april storm moving through the bay area. more than 150 cancelations at s-f-o today.... as a result of the weather. with delays on hundreds of other flights of over an hour. this is a live look at stormtracker four radar -- the green areas lit up ... showing rain all over the bay area. and a live look at traffic conditions all over the bay area. a messy commute from the golden gate... to the san mateo bridge. good evening i'm pam moore.(steve) and i'm steve aveson. the rain is expected to last throughout the evening and into tomorrow night. a flood watch is currently in effect for north bay mountains and valleys.

we have team coverage of the storm tonight -- kron4's charles clifford is on the embarcadero --- just down the street from where the giants had a home game canceled for the first time in over a decade. but first --- kron 4's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins is now to talk about the impact of all the rain on the bay area lawrence? lawrence karnow: a very powerful storm is now hitting the bay area. flooding concerns continue to grow especially in the north bay. flood watches are now up for the north bay mountains and valleys as well as the santa cruz mountains. flooding along many of the small creeks and streams are possible tonight and tomorrow morning. high winds are also gusting near 40s mph near the coast and there could be some local power outages. we continue to see heavy rain on the doppler radar. its been heaviest near the coast and in the north bay with some mountains seeing over 4 inches of rain already. on the satellite you can see the low presure off the coast. that will head our way and bring intense rain to the bay area tonight and early tomorrow morning. it should become partly cloudy and mostly dry by tomorrow afternoon. dry weather will continue through monday with a chance of showers on tuesday

and wednesday. more rain is possible next weekend. (steve)we've been talking about flooding.... this is video from sebastopol -- on bodega avnue you can see just how much water is on the road...this is just one of several flooded streets around the bay area tonight... (steve)thanks lawrence -- we'll check back with you throughout the newscast.(pam) right now.... our team coverage continues with kron4's charles clifford... live in san francisco. (steve) take a look at this...a tree has fallen onto a a tree has at this... take a look at this...a tree

has fallen onto a a tree has at this... take a look (steve)

(steve) take a look at this...a tree has fallen onto a home in lafayette.. this is on saint mary's road.... it's not clear how much damage was done to the home.. but a tree removal crew is on the way...we are also sending a reporter to the scene -- we'll have an update ahead (pam) this storm could be the one that survivors of october's wine country firestorm .... have been worried about. kron4's maureen kelly reports... several fire departments in the north bay have brought on additional resources.... to help patrol for the increased

risk of mudslides. signs warn those entering fire ravaged hillside communties like santa rosa's fountaingrove neighborhood that it's a high risk area. that's because burn scarred neighborhoods are more at risk for things like flash flooding and mudslides.and with this storm possibly bringing 4 inches during this system.....north bay fire departments have extra crews patrolling to watch out for signs of trouble. we definitely have plans in place in the event that we have to do a significant evacuation. the concern obviously is the event is going to occur overnight. this morning we had a conference call with our neighboring fire agencies to look at what our staffing levels were. the fire eight agencies in windsor, ring con valley that includes larkfield where the bird has also occurred. we've been in communication with them they've up staffed we've up staffed so it's all about sharing resources to in the event of either one of our agencies as a critical need that we know what our levels are at and what we can do to help one another but the city and sonoma county have had protective measures in place for months.....including grass wattles...which eariler this

year kept hazaderous materials from entering the watershed.....now that the fire debries have been cleared....their job is to keep the silt and sentiments inside the muddy lots where those burned up homes used to be.more wattles and sand bags are also out in front of storm drains as well. they're capturing the run off from a lot of these properties and preventing it from getting into our storm drain systems and creating downstream flooding and issues that we don't want and for santa rosa residents not quite ready not for the storm this city has a free fill your own sandbag station at the miscible yard at 55 stony point. it's open 24 hours a day maureen kelly kron4 news (steve)(fs) we have power outage numbers just in to the kron4 newsroom pg-and-e says there are about 13- hundred customers without power in the bay area. here is the breakdown... so far the north bay has been hit the hardest.. followed by the east bay and the south bay... we will continue to monitor the power outage situation throughout the night.

(pam) make sure you download the kron4 mobile app .... to stay on top of this storm. you can view live radar. we will also send alerts to we will also send alerts to your phone... when there is breaking weather news and tough traffic hot spots. and on our website-- we have a list of the road closures in the north bay right now -- as well as a timeline of the storm. it is all on kron4 dot com. it is all on kron4 dot com. ( steve ) the repaired oroville dam could get its first big test this weekend. current and upcoming rain could trigger the use of the main spillway. recent forecasts suggests inflows to raise the reservoir nearly 40 feet by the middle of next week. more than 180-thousand people were forced to evacuate .... when the dam's main spillway and emergency spillway failed in febuary of last year. (pam) ten alleged members of the sureqos gang .... have been charged with murder and other related crimes the indictment comes, following seven murders that occurred in san francisco and

richmond.... between 2006 and 2013. according to the indictment, nine of the suspects are allegedly involved in at least one murder... and the tenth suspect is alleged to have helped in some way. officials say, the 10 arrested suspects were all u.s. citizens. homeland security special agent ryan spradlin talked about the arrests. (pam) officials say, in officials (pam) (pam) officials say, in addition to the murders... the suspects are accused of selling drugs, committing assaults and robberies... and carrying guns and other weapons. (steve) another big story we are following tonight-- police have arrested a man who stole guns from his father's home in san jose--

and left a note threatening to shoot people and officers in san francisco. 44-year-old dustin hamilton was arrested near at&t park just before 6:00 this morning. police say several police say several community members alerted police to his whereabouts. they say they recovered the guns he is accused of stealing when they arrested him. hamilton's father tells kron 4 that his son had been living on the streets battling a drug problem. hamilton is now booked into the san francisco county jail. an investigation is underway following a deadly police shooting in fremont. it happened last night near the brookvale shopping center. police tried to pull over a car ... witnesses say... the man in question, was a passenger.. he then jumped out and ran towards a gas station. officers say, he also pointed a gun at them... and that is when

shots were fired.police say, the man fired at them... however, no officers were injured. the man was shot ..he died at the scene. police found a revolver and shell casings on the ground. his identity has not been released. (steve) kink academy is departing from the armory building in san francisco... and is holding an estate sale this weekend to get rid of furniture and art. the pornography studio has victorian decor....and according to a kink spokesman, shoppers will "find a little leather mixed in with the lace." but many of the items for sale are antiques like a grandfather clock or pool table. the sale runs from 10 a-m to 4 p-m, today until monday at 18-hundred mission street. (( áá v.o. / pam áá )) citizens in california may have had some personal information compromisedafter burglars break into a building in sacramento (( áá v.o. / steve áá )) a young boy facing the challenge of autism develops a droid to help other kidshave an easier time with the struggle. (( áá v.o. / pam áá )) a body is found at the bottom of a cliff in oakland.... and it may bethe

discovery of a missing person. (pam) and taking a live look at stormtracker four radar... you can see where the rain is falling right now. we'll have more on the wet weekend ahead-- after the break.

let's take a look outside right now... you can see the clouds and rain... chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now.. with the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: a very

powerful storm is now hitting the bay area. flooding concerns continue to grow especially in the north bay. flood watches are now up for the north bay mountains and valleys as well as the santa cruz mountains. flooding along many of the small creeks and streams are possible tonight and tomorrow morning. high winds are also gusting near 40s mph near the coast and there could be some local power outages. we continue to see heavy rain on the doppler radar. its been heaviest near the coast and in the north bay with some mountains seeing over 4 inches of rain already. on the satellite you can see

the low presure off the coast. that will head our way and bring intense rain to the bay area tonight and early tomorrow morning. it should become partly cloudy and mostly dry by tomorrow afternoon. dry weather will continue through monday with a chance of showers on tuesday and wednesday. more rain is possible next weekend.

(pam) happening now-- a live look at yosemite.... as the rain is also causing flood concerns there tonight. officals are asking people who are planning to visit the popular valley, to make other plans -- as yosemite national park is closed to visitors right now. rain is drenching the foothills and could trigger mudslides, making roadways hazardous. a river at the park's entrance is expected to rise nearly 15- feet -- which is well above flood stage. (pam) officials are expected to assess conditions after the storm .... and decide on a timeline for reopening the yosemite valley to visitors.

(steve) a body was found in the oakland hills this afternoon. it was discovered near a car that police say fell down an embankment off grizzly peak boulevard.(pam) kron four's philippe djegal reports..... it is possible ..the body belongs to a person who's been reported missing. a few hours into their search... and, these cadaver dogs with the alameda county sheriff search and rescue team found a body, not far from a totaled white toyota prius down an embankment. judy spiegel worries it's someone she knows. judy spiegel/may know victim- "she is uh, uh, uh, nice, quiet, organized, sweet person." she's talking about her son's girlfriend. judy says the woman has been missing since sunday. her son last saw her then before he went on vacation in hawaii. judy says her son's girlfriend drives a white prius just like this one... and, her son lives in the area. when judy says she went to her son's house earlier this week to see if his girlfriend was there, she came up empty.judy spiegel/may know the victim- "i didn't see any evidence of her, lets say. so, i told him, uh, and that's

all i really know." two oakland police two oakland police officers found the car while searching for the missing person. the prius landed about 400 feet below grizzly peak boulevard near marlborough terrace.ofc. felicia aisthorpe/opd- "i don't know what happened -- this is an ongoing at this time." police have not shared the victim's identity. in oakland, philippe djegal, kron four news. (steve) new tonight at 6. private information for about 600-thousand people may have been comprimised after burglars hit a state building. today -- the department of developmental services acknowledged that confidential information may have been seen during a febuary 11th break-in at one of its sacramento buildings. the burglars ransacked files, stole state property, and started a fire. officials admit they have no evidence that the burglars obtained any of the personal information in the building but want to notify the public "out of an abundance public "out of an abundance of caution." (pam) tonight ..... president trump says, he is

considering an extra one- hundred- billion dollars worth of tariffs..... against chinese imports. that threat sent u-s investors into a sell off today... with the dow dropping more than 570 -points . and as reporter mark meredith explains, it could be us -- the consumer -- who is hit hardest by these potential tariffs.. president trump's tariff threats sparked a sell off on wall street.but the president's chief economic advisor says u-s consumers should not panic. "right now there's nothing about what i see in markets that suggest there should be a job impact in the us because of these discussions"the president is threatening 100 billion dollars in new tariffs against china.china says it's willing to fight back at any cost experts say the chinese will hit u-s farmers and manufacturers the hardest.the white house says the tariffs are meant to encourage new trade deals.but economis say if no deal is reached, consumers will be left paying higher prices."we will see an effect on our pocketbook before summer"mary lovely is an economist with syracuse university. she says consumers

will see prices jump 20 percent or more on some chinese made items. "particularly on flat screen tv's or some electronics, if you're thinking about it, now's a good time to make it" on capitol, some in congress are curious what e president's trade strategy is. republican senator ben sasse tweeted quote:"hopefully the president is just blowing off steam again but, if he's even half-serious, this is nuts.the white house says its trade discussions with china remain ongoing.in washington, i'm mark meredith. (pam) another worry for investors on wall street... stagnant job growth numbers. the u-s added just 103- thousand jobs in march, far fewer than the 185-thousand that economists predicted. unemployment remained steady at four -point- one percent. wages were up two- point- seven percent, in line with expectations.. the report reflects an overall healthy economy. (steve) almost 29 years

after murdering their wealthy parents in beverly hills - the notorious menendez brothers have reunited in prison. corrections officials say erik and lyle menendez are now both being housed at rj donovan correctional facility in san diego. lyle was previously housed at mule creek state prison in northern california, but he requested a transfer, which the prison board approved. the 50-year-old lyle and 47-year-old erik have been behind bars since 19-96, following their highly publicized trial. (steve) both are serving life sentences, with no possibility of parole. (( áá v.o. / pam áá )) stepping up to better police social media, we'll tell you what twitter is doing to fight terrorism. (( áá v.o. / steve áá )) finally facebook decides to label and identify political advertising the way television and radio have for years. (pam) and taking a live look at stormtracker four radar... the green shows you where the rain is falling right now... yellow and orange mean it is coming down hard. we'll have more on the wet

weekend ahead -- after the break.

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chase. make more of what's yours. making moves to permanently suspend terrorists from its site. according to the 12-th biannual twitter transparency report-- the social media giant has suspended one-point-two million accounts that promoted terrorism since august 20-15. officials say twitter permanently suspended nearly 275-thousand accounts for terroristic content during the second half of last year. twitter says it is seeing a significant impact -- with pro-terror posts shifting away from twitter. (pam) new tonight at 6. facebook announced today that all political ads on the site will soon be labeled and show who paid for it. the social media giant was used by russian groups to influence political opinions during the 20-16 election. this new feature will not only show who paid for the political ad but also require the people running the ads to verify

themselves and their location. the ads will be kept in a database, where they will include information about cost and target audience. c-e-o mark zuckerberg is scheduled to testify in front of congress next week about russian meddling and the data of users shared with cambridge analytica. the labeling is set to roll out later this spring. (( áá v.o. / steve áá )) coming up, one local driver competing to become the poster childfor distracted driver awareness month, you won't believe how this happened. (lawrence)and i'm tracking the storm... more weather just ahead (pam) tonight at 6:30-- we

are tracking the storm hitting the bay area tonight. taking a look at stormtracker four radar-- (steve) with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here now with more on how the rain is going to impact your weekend plans. lawrence karnow: a very

powerful storm is now hitting the bay area. flooding concerns continue to grow especially in the north bay. flood watches are now up for the north bay mountains and valleys as well as the santa cruz mountains. flooding along many of the small creeks and streams are possible tonight and tomorrow morning. high winds are also gusting near 40s mph near the coast and there could be some local power outages. we continue to see heavy rain on the doppler radar. its been heaviest near the coast and in the north bay with some mountains seeing over 4 inches of rain already. on the satellite you can see the low presure off the coast. that will head our way and bring intense rain to the bay area tonight and early

tomorrow morning. it should become partly cloudy and mostly dry by tomorrow afternoon. dry weather will continue through monday with a chance of showers on tuesday and wednesday. more rain is possible next weekend.

( pam ) and on to the south bay now ... and the santa cruz mountains.(steve) kron four's rob fladeboe reports that while the rain hasn't quite lived up to expectations, highway 17 is only adding to it's rainy-day reputation. rob fladeboe/santa cruz mtns "...we knew it was going to be a nasty commute over highway 17 and it's been just that. among at least a half dozen accidents today was a roll over that snarled the morning commute. then a car went over the guard rail and down a steep embankment this afternoon. both of those mishaps occurring just north of the summit. while not eaxctly a spring shower, the april surprisestorm is making it's presence known here in felton and elsewhere in the santa cruz mountains. it has delivered an atmospheric river of woe on highway 17 where traffic has been plagued by several crashes amid what emergency services director rosemary anderson likes to call "storm amnesia," when drivers let their guard down.rosemary

anderson/santa cruz county emergency services "....last year we had a beautiful spring, it was a beautiful summer and then a mild winter, people get complacent about what readiness really means, when they should be ready all the time..."that said, sandbags are avaiable all the time here in paradise park along the san lorenzo river. there's only a slim chance the river could flood but residents will keep close watch on what happenes farther upstream says park manager paul polizzi.paul polizzi/paradise park manager "....it's not the water that we get here so much but it's the rain they get up high in the mountains, so even after it stops raining we have to be worried about it..." it rained good and hard overnight but then tapered off into a softer, more spring-like rain this afternoon. no major mud or rock slides have been reported and what's missing is the wind, which means few, if any downed trees and power lines. the santa cruz mountains appears to have escaped a direct hit, at least so far.rob fladeboe/santa cruz mtns "....as for the evening commute, well, so far so good, the rain seems to be picking again but drivers must also contend with heavy fog and very poor visibility. in the santa cruz mountains rob fladeboe kron 4 news in santa rosa....in santa in santa rosa....in santa

4 newsrob fladeboe kron 4 news in santa rosa.... in santa rosa....signs warn

those entering fire ravaged hillside communties like the fountaingrove neighborhood that it's a high risk area. that's because burn scarred neighborhoods are more at risk for things like flash flooding and mudslides.and with this storm possibly bringing 4 inches during this system.....north bay fire departments have extra crews patrolling to watch out for signs of trouble. we definitely have plans in place in the event that we have to do a significant evacuation. the concern obviously is the event is going to occur overnight. maureen kelly kron4 news. in oakland... a body was discovered near a car that fell down an embankment below grizzly peak boulevard. it's possible the body belongs to a woman who was reported missing late last week. cadaver dogs with the alameda county sheriff's search and rescue team helped find the body. police found the car while searching the area in the morning for area in the morning for the missing person. in oakland, philippe djegal, news. (pam) april is distracted

driving awareness month... but not everyone seems to have noticed. this is in campbell... a car nearly drove into a large hole created by some road work in the middle of the street yesterday, near campbell avenue. police say.. nobody was hurt in the incident -- they posted this picture as a warning -- and a reminder -- to pay attention to where you are going when you are on the road. (steve) in the east bay... police have arrested a man they say was illegally buying guns in nevada for sale here in the bay area. you see here some of the confiscated weaponry --- including an ar-15, large capacity rifle magazines, and a 9 millimeter pistol. police say 50-year old virgilio salazar of antioch was arrested and booked into the martinez detention faciilty. he is currently out of jail after posting 300- thousand dollars bail. (( áá v.o. / pam áá )) the slow motion crane calamity that almost claimed the life of a construction worker. (steve) and taking a live look at stormtracker four radar... you can see

where the rain is falling right now. we'll have more on the wet weekend ahead-- after the break.

(pam) construction of the new police headquarters in saint petersburg, florida is on hold... after a crane collapsed. (steve)take a look at the video-- it shows the

crane swaying thursday morning before falling... workers had to run to avoid it. the crane crashed to the ground in a cloud of dust... narrowly missing some people and nearby buildings.(pam)no one was hurt... but the incident was frightening for workers.damage at the site was minimal.the construction site has been shut down. (steve) ultimate fighting championship star conor mcgregor appeared in court today after being charged with assault.(pam) police say, the 29-year old and others, attacked a bus carrying u-f-c fighters .... carrying u-f-c fighters .... after a media- day event yesterday in new york city. (steve) u-f-c says at least two athletes were injured and are now unable to fight in tomorrow night's ufc 223.mcgregor was not scheduled to fight in that event.(pam) he was released on 50- thousand dollars bail, and is free to return to his native ireland. he is scheduled to appear in court again in june. coming up, the big question, did tiger woods make the cut for this weekend's master's tournament.

and with the giants bats heating up they're eager to get on the field but the weather cancelled todays game against the dodgers for the first time in 12 years! what time will the first pitch happen tomorrow? mark capenter is in for gary radnich tonight with sports. ♪ ♪ 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.

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281-dollar charge -- and a missing cell phone. a woman says, she left her cell phone in the driver's car -- and then he used it to pay himself a big tip. shannon behknen has the story from tampa, florida.. jennifer davis says her jennifer jennifer davis says her trip from ybor city to brandon was "uneventful." the real drama happened later. she discovered she left her phone

in the car ... and the driver used it ...to pay himself a big tip. that's when she knew she'd better call behnken! investigator shannon behknen joins me now... when jennifer called me, she was desperate to get her phone back ... she found that the driver inflated the trip from $36 to $204 -- and used her uber app to give himself a $76 tip!the morning after a uber trip from ybor city to brandon... jennifer davis realized she'd left her cell phone in the car.she contacted the driver, who goes by ashraf ... and he promised to return it. then, silence. jennifer davis: "called him again on monday morning and it went straight to voice mail. and then by the afternoon the phone number was disconnected." things got really weird when she checked her email. jennifer davis: "the receipt said we had gone almost 80 miles and were in the car for an hour and shannon: "80 miles! that's a long trip from ybor, with some detours."the $36, 10 mile-trip jumped to $204.this map of her trip, shows a big loop.then ashraf used the app on jennifer's phone to give himself a fat tip of $76 bucks.jennifer davis: "so now my fare is $281.58 for my 20-minute ride." even more filed a complaint against jennifer with uber ..saying she made him feel uncomfortable ...then he used her email to respond to uber -- as jennifer! jennifer davis: "the response to the complaint email says, "hello. i am really sorry. i don't remember what happened yesterday, we were drunk. if i did anything wrong, i'm so sorry.shannon: "and you did not write that?

jennifer davis: "no ma'am."ok, this calls for a better call behnken visit. shannon: "hi, i'm shannon with channel 8. how are you?." ashraf: "fine, how are you? shannon: i'm trying to talk to you about jennifer davis and her cell phone.ashraf: "i can't talk about that.shannon: "do you know what happened to her phone?ashraf: "no." shannon: she told me you stole her phone and used it tip yourself. is that true? by this time.. i had made uber well aware... uber sent this statement:"the reported conduct is completely unacceptable. the driver's access to the app has been removed."even better, a sheriff's detective got the phone. with her phone back, jennifer discovered one more insult. ashraf rated himself -- 5 stars.shannon: "you don't consider this 5-star service? jennifer: "absolutely not." (pam) (pam) that was shannon behknen reporting. uber says, it refunded the woman for the trip -- and gave her 100- dollars in credits for future trips. well it looks like that dream scenario golf fans wanted of a final round with tiger woods closing in on another green jacket is most

likely not gonna happen. let's head to augusta...where it was a rough day for eldrick. coming off of a 73 in round 1, bogeyed his first hole... and then this happened on 5. his ball ends up in the forest... and would have to settle and would have to settle for a double bogey. ---then on the back nine, two more bogeys...including a shot on 12 that ends up in the drink. woods ends the day with a 75. stands 13-shots back of the leader..and barely makes the weekend cut. now to the rest of the field, a lot of movement on that board. --jordan spieth...entered as the overnight leader...not as sharp as yesterday. double bogeyed to start his round, but he'd straighten out on the back nine to fire a 74 and is 5 shots back. ---also in the mix, another major champion. rory mcilroy... look at this sweet 30-foot birdie... reads the slope the right way and gets it to drop. he also is 5-back... and tied with spieth at

4th place. --everyone is going after this man tomorrow. patrick reed...just a machine in round 2...birdied 9- times for a 66, his 2nd straight outing in the 60s. he is the sole leader at 9-under. --but mcilroy...expecting the elements to play a major factor this weekend. again i said this yesterday it's such a hard golf course to chase on...that's when you bring in some trouble and make some mistakes so im happy in the position i am in...and it will be an excited weekend. apparently the only thing that can stop joe panik from hitting home runs is mother nature. tonight's giants- dodgers showdown has been rained out...which is a rare occurrence at at&t park. this is video from 12-years ago...the last time a game was cancelled because of weather. so here's what going to

happen going forward... the game is rescheduled for saturday the 28th....and they will play a double header. tomorrow's game is still good to go, however it has been pushed back two hours to 3-05. regardless, the rain not affecting the a's...they will face the angels tonight down in l-a. turning to the warriors-- teams always talk about peaking at the right time.... but as of now, the defending champs are at a major low. what we saw last night is not how you wanna look with the playoffs just a week way. the warriors played some of their worst basketball of the season on both ends of the court in thursday's loss against the pacers.. shooting just under 45-percent for the game and 31% from beyond the arc. --two of the all-stars stars were especially poor from the field... klay thompson was 6 for 16 ... while kevin durant was 8 for 23 --the warriors' defense was equally as bad, allowing the pacers to shoot 51-percent from downtown. --afterwards, steve kerr..not happy. "just trying ya know...cutting hard..driving..maybe boxing out every once in a while. in general it's hard to win an nba game when you don't try. yeah im mad..im embarrased...im embarrased."

embarrased." despite that effort, it doesn't seem that will affect the olympic candidacy of the team's four all-stars. --kd, steph, klay and draymond ... along with 31 other nba players were chosen today for u-s-a basketball's national team pool. --if selected ...they will play for the national team from 2018 through 2020 and participate in the 2022 olympics in tokyo. --and each of them already have experience on the national team. finally, we are in for a wild nba offseason because teams around the league are going to try their hardest to sign lebron james. now, the city of new york is has begun its campaign to convince lebron. there's now a billboard...hanging right next

to madison square garden that reads... "king of new york? prove it." along with the hashtag "king james n-y-c-18." the big apple is just the latest to take its pitch to the streets... other cities that have launched billboards to grab james' attention include philadelphia and los angeles. two billboards were also posted in his hometown of wooing him to cavs. (( áá v.o. / (( áá v.o. / steve áá )) he lives on the front lines battling the challenge of autism, coming uphow a young boy developed a droid to help other young people cope. cholula hot sauce is teaming up with jack in the box for the cholula buttery jack.

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crispy jalapenos and pepper jack cheese on a signature bun. yep, this is my third one today. the new cholula buttery jack. part of the buttery jack family. only at jack in the box. (pam) more than 3 million americans live with an autism spectrum disorder. that's why april is now the month to bring awareness and education to people about autism.(steve) one 8 year old lover of star wars -- who also happens to have autism -- took his passion for technology to create a robot that can help kids stay calm in challenging situations. reporter eileen park has more. (hits button) ahhhhh, you like that one? yes 8 year old hollister mala loves technology, starwars and droids.and that's probably why my favorite starwars movie is the force awakens because theres alot of bb8 scenes as part of a big contest -- hollister decided to build a droid of his own. meet r2-be-calm.a droid that's supposed to help you stay calm

a tech start up called "little bits" teamed up with lucasfilm --challenging young starwars fans to design and create custom droids using the littlebits droid inventor kit. hi my name is hollister and this r2becalm (nats of droid) and we have just arrived from a galaxy far away the competition was right up hollister's alley.oh he's amazing you knw yeah, computers technology are clearly his thing and it just come so naturally to him thats what amazing hollister also has autism.at the time it was hard for me in loud stores so that's how we thought of the idea of building a droid to help me stay calm r2-be-calm has a fabric head you can pet. the droid senses noise and shares tools like headphones or fidget spinner.and i like that because you're using the force to spin the fidget spinner out of hundreds of kids hollister has won 3rd place-- and he's already thinking about what's next. next i was thinking my next project i would build is i am trying to build my own computer (steve) that was eileen

park reporting. hollister says when he grows up, he wants to work at mission control for nasa. lawrence karnow: a very powerful storm is now hitting the bay area. flooding concerns continue to grow especially in the north bay. flood watches are now up for the north bay mountains and valleys as well as the santa cruz mountains. flooding along many of the small creeks and streams are possible tonight and tomorrow morning. high winds are also gusting near

40s mph near the coast and there could be some local power outages. we continue to see heavy rain on the doppler radar. its been heaviest near the coast and in the north bay with some mountains seeing over 4 inches of rain already. on the satellite you can see the low presure off the coast. that will head our way and bring intense rain to the bay area tonight and early tomorrow morning. it should become partly cloudy and mostly dry by tomorrow afternoon. dry weather will continue through monday with a chance of showers on tuesday and wednesday. more rain is possible next weekend. last weather and goodbye

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