and even more hail. this is video from oakland-- and you can see the hail blanketing the entire neighborhood. good evening i'm vicki liviakis. (grant) and i'm grant lodes. the mixture of rain and hail made the roads slick today-- it impossible for some parents to take their kids to school. kron 4's haaziq maduyn shows us how people were coping with the wild weather. nats/kids sledding on hail covered streetgo slow there are children at play sledding the down the hill on brown street in oakland.nats/haaziq now that is something you don't see every daysotmaki kasai recorded this video on her cellphone early monday morning, but before that happened...sotthis is the video she recorded when the hail started coming down

nats/hailthat is maki kasai's daughter mia and her friend julian sledding down the hill nats/haaziqhow much fun was that? nats/haaziqalright so talk to me bro what was it like?julian riga/stayed home from school to play in hail: "so i wake up, getting ready to go to school, i am able to carpool with them and i started to walk down and it's just hail all over the floor, covered everything, trying to go down, there is no way, i am slipping and slidding, neighbors are recording everything, by the time i get down here, we are getting ready to go and every thing is just blocked, cars slidding every where, we were like, lets take advatage of it, lets get out the sleds, walk back up and slide back down just like we are in tahoe but we are in oakland">the unseasonably cold weather and the hazardous road conditions shut down carpooling the kids to school. that gave mom an opportunity to do some sledding of her own...in oakland haaziq madyun kron4news

(grant) thanks haaziq. we have team coverage of this rare weather. meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is tracking the forecast.. and another round of rain expected later this week. (vicki) and the city of alameda also got hit with a surprise spring hailstorm. kron4's maureen kelly shows us videos captured by some of our viewers that shows how intense it was this morning. nats the hail came down fast and loud for some caught driving in the storm in alameda.they were the size of maybe frozen peas they were at least that big impact people are worried about getting their car is dented that's how hard ithere's video showing the weather's onslaught in one viewers back yard......the icy pellets hitting her cement patio.....and she turns the camera to give us a look at what the front of her home looked like. those who woke up to it say it was stunning to see. i thought i was just the rain but when i got outside i couldn't even make it out it was. it was that was hail everywhere i mean

covered. i could've made snowballs out of it natsbling bling bling it sounds like pinball or something....two alameda residents could be heard commenting on the sound of the downpour as the hail boucnes off their lawn furniture.for those who've lived and worked around alameda a long time say they've never seen a hailstorm quite this intense.here's a photo the owner of pagano's hardward snapped that shows the hail blanketing the parking lot of neptune's plaza. it was as incredible a hailstorm as i've ever seen. the parking lot was completely covered. my car was completely covered. it was hard to walk. it was very slippery and i just came down for about 15 minutes it was pretty much incredible afterward hail could be seen on rooftops.....and landings.....and stayed piled up in shady spots for a few hours after the storm passed.. but the white crusty patches didn't last long in spots where the sun peaked thru.....the evidence of this morning's atmospheric assault quickly melting away.maureen kelly kron4 news (grant)(grant) we have more hail video

-- this is from san jose...a viewer shot this video and sent it in to us... whenever there is a severe weather in your neighborhood.. you can submit photos and video to us through the kron4 mobile app...and we always app...and we always appreciate it. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez (mabrisa rodriguez)shower activity is forecasted to diminish by late this evening as the main trough axis shifts inland to our east. as winds also diminish, look for colder conditions region-wide tonight into tuesday morning with lows in the 30s to middle 40s. dry, cool weather conditions are forecast for tuesday and into most of wednesday ahead of another approaching system. this system is forecast to move in from the northwest and bring light precipitation to portions of the region from wednesday night into early thursday. the quick moving system will only produce light rainfall amounts, generally 0.10" or less with isolated amounts upwards of 0.25" along the coastal ranges. a ridge of high pressure is then

likely to build back over the region and along much of the west coast by late in the week. this will result in a warming and drying trend for the region from upcoming weekend. look for temperatures to warm back to or above seasonal averages by widespread 70s to lower 80s expected for inland areas. dry weather conditions also appear likely into the extended forecast period. (vicki) a pilot and eight passengers are all okay after lightning struck their jet this morning. it happened

around 9:30-- about five miles from mineta san jose international airport. the plane was flying into san jose when the strike happened. nobody was injured and the plane landed safely. (grant) and don't forget to download the kron four mobile app-- to track rain as it's happening in your neighborhood. you can watch the storm move...using live radar.. and we will send out push alerts when there is breaking news and traffic hot-spots. (vicki) police are looking for two men who they say sexually assaulted a woman-- as she was trying to get a ride home from a bar. it happened over the weekend when the 24-year-old woman was at bruno's bar in san francisco's mission district. police say the woman called a car to take her home.. and when she got into the car another man was sitting in the back seat. the driver then took the woman to a location in sonoma where police say she was beaten and choked by the other passenger. police say both men then sexually assaulted her. they say it's not clear if the woman got into the proper ride sharing car... or if it was a similar car to the one she ordered. she was found near a safeway in sonoma...

with visible injuries to her face and neck. she was missing her shoes, i-d card, and her cell phone. police do not have a detailed description of the men or the car they were driving. (grant/on cam) now to the south-bay....which was rattled by anearthquake this morning. the quake had a magnitude of 3-point-8 and was centered about nine miles northeast of downtown san jose in the alum rock region. kron four's rob fladeboe felt it it and he joins us now live from san jose. rob? (rob live) i was clear across town near the airport and i felt a pretty good jolt. same goes for folks here in san jose's alum rock neighborhood, where the earthquake was accompanied by some crazy weather, but no, there is no connection. "....i heard the thunder first and then i felt the car shaking..."the shaking, which coincided with heavy rain, thunder andlightning, about 9:40 this morning, rattled windows in buildings across the valley and it did not go unnoticed here at capitol square in san jose's alum rock district. "....i was in bed

and it just started shaking and i thought it has to be am earthquake..." "...it was just kind of rocking back and forth and my son said is everything okay...."it turns out the epicenter of the magnitude 3-point-9 temblor, was about half way between san jose and fremont on the calaveras fault, which is known for unleashing quakes of this size says the u.s. geological survey's keith knudsen.keith knudsen/usgs "...this is a part of the fault that creeps so it moves more slowly, it's also a place where the calaveras fault and hayward merge so it complicates things with a lot of movement between earthquakes....yes, there were a couple of similar quakes on this section of the calaveras fault late last year. the last significant quake here was a magnitude 5-point-5 temblor back in 2007. and no, the usgs says there is no such thing as earthquake weather so no connection with the rain, thunder and lightning. but it definitely got our attention ...i was just sitting a at my desk and it started rocking back and forth and i thought, oh my god, rain, thunder, lightning, earthquake, it must be california...."

(rob live) we all tend to feel and describe earthquakes just a little differently but most of the people i talked with described this as a kind of fast, hard, jolt. the usgs says that is often an indication of a relatively minor earthtquake. it also says there as a very slim chance that this is an indication a larger quake is about to strike. (grant) and don't forget... we have a special earthquake section on kron4.com. there you will find a map of the latest quakes to hit the bay area. we also have information on what you should do when an earthquake hits-- as well as what you should

have in your earthquake kits at home and in the car. it's all on kron4-dot com. (vicki) another development in the search for family members who disappeared during a road trip in california... catherine heenan is here with details on what mendocino county searchers found yesterday ... (catherine) searchers looking for members of the thottapilly familyfound their submerged s-u-v yesterday.......in the rain- swolleneel river.. inside - they found the bodies of 41-year-old sandeep thottapillyand his 9-year-old daughter saachi. they'd already found the mother on friday -- 38- year-old soumya.the couple's 12-year-old son is still missing. the four members of the family had been traveling from portland oregon back to their home in southern california. they were reported missing april 8th -- after failing to show up ata relative's home in san jose. the mendocino county sheriff's office said today that one of its boating teams finally found the family car sunday -- after noticing a gasoline smell.

grant and vicki? (grant) tonight, a shooter's on the loose after shots were fired on a busy east bay freeway. and this latest shooting comes just a week after another couple shootings on the roads. kron4's teresia estacio has the latest on the investigation, and how motorists say they're concerned about this latest wave of freeway violence. (terisa estacio - reporting) the california highway patrol says at least 20 shots were fired - and one of the witnesses a chp officer who is lucky he wasn't critically injured. (take video) it all happened here on 580 - near the west central exit in oakland. a chp spokesperson says an officer had pulled over a vehicle on a traffic stop when all of a sudden heard shots ring out. a ford sedan was struck fortunately no one was hit by the flying bullets. witnesses say they saw a white suv in the vicinity at the time investigators are combing through freeway cameras looking for a match and a possible license plate. it was last week when the this shooting happened on 680 in walnut creek. fortunately, no one was hit. the east bay has been plagued with violence on the freeways. this year, to date 12 separate shootings. last year, there were 20. all of this making drivers nervous. commuter, i can't believe that, i had no idea, that is certainly very alarming. commuter that is disturbing and not good. it is not what you would expect in this area. (continue vo) a chp spokesperson says they are

making progress in cracking down on these shootings - with some high profile arrests - and they hope the message is getting out that they will investigate. in the meantime, that shooter over the weekend remains at large. in the east bay, terisa estacio (vicki) coming up... the warriors are getting ready for tipoff. we're live at oracle arena ahead of game (vicki) terisa estacio (vicki) (vicki) coming up... the warriors are getting ready for tipoff. we're live at oracle arena ahead of game two of the n-b-a playoffs. (grant) the c-e-o of starbucks is apologizing tonight-- after two black men are arrested at one of their store locations. what he

says needs to change within the company. (vick) plus-- as president trump works towards securing the mexico border... california is rejecting those plans to send the state's national guard troops to the border. . we'll explain why

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officials say that california has now rejected the federal government's initial plans to send the state's national guard troopsto the mexican border....... catherine heenan is here with details on the latest wrangling over the plan... (catherine) this is about president trump's plans

to use national guardtroops along the mexican border to bring stability... but it sounds like governor brown is getting more adamant about 'not' playing along... just last week the governor said he won't allow californiaguard troops to do anything that's closely tied to immigration enforcement... even things like repairing vehicles or operating remotely-controlled surveillance cameras. now - according to two anonymous u.s. officials - californiais reportedly rejecting the plans altogether... although they indicate that talks are continuing.. governor brown elicited rare praise from the president last week when he pledged to send 400 troops to the border mission.. but he conditioned his support on troops having nothing to do withimmigration enforcement. grant and vicki? (grant) moving on over to the warriors, it's that time again. after throttling the spurs in game 1 of this post-season, golden state looking for a repeat performance tonight.(vicki)

goes to show that all that talk of them not being ready for the playoffs ended up being pure nonsense. game 2 is less than two hours away...and kron4 is at the heart of the action. let's go live to oracle arena where mark carpenter is standing courtside. mark? we learned this past weekend that this team really is able to flip a switch.you think about all the questions many had about the warriors before the playofs-- are they in a slump? is their championship reign over? we've only seen one game, but it looks like they know how to handle business this time of year. let's give you a look at what's happening on the court right now. and earlier this morning, the warriors working out at shootaround. you are looking at the heroes from game one.. klay thompson who led all scorers with 27-points. javale

mcgee...a star on defense. that's the unit steve kerr really wanted to see some improvement in going into the postseason. they answered the call... holding the spurs to 40-percent shooting from the field and not letting them establish any rhythm. but they know, not to get too comfortable with gregg popovich on the other side. "one thing i've always said is when we are playing it's about us. it's about what we do. i don't really focus on what other teams do or what their gonna do as far as their aggressiveness or the force that they play with. if we come out with the force we are capable with. we'll be just fine.""the biggest thing with the spurs is communicating defensively. they do a really good job of moving the ball and getting the ball where they want it in terms of getting shooters in position to score. they are a well coached team. you gotta be on one accord to defend them well and just gotta be locked in." as expected, no steph curry in the lineup, however, we do expect him to go through a pregame workout... as he

slowly works back from that mcl injury. grant, vicki, back to you in studio (grant) and a heads up for people trying to get around... we have a double dip at the coliseum complex tonight. the warriors tipoff at 7:30... and the a's are hosting white sox... first pitch at 7:05. this is a look at our live traffic maps in the area... both teams are urging fans to take public

transit...and to arrive early. (grant) of course the sharks also have a first round playoff game tonight. they return to the bay with a two games to nothing lead over the anaheim ducks. on saturday ...the sharks beat the ducks 3-2. tonights game is at 7:30 at the shark tank. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez (mabrisa rodriguez)shower activity is forecasted to diminish by late this evening as the main trough axis shifts inland to our east. as winds also diminish, look for colder conditions region-wide tonight into tuesday morning with lows in the 30s to middle 40s. dry, cool weather conditions are forecast for tuesday and into most of wednesday ahead of another approaching system. this system is forecast to move in from the northwest and bring light precipitation to portions of the region from wednesday night into early thursday. the quick moving system will only produce light

rainfall amounts, generally 0.10" or less with isolated amounts upwards of 0.25" along the coastal ranges. a ridge of high pressure is then likely to build back over the region and along much of the west coast by late in the week. this will result in a warming and drying trend for the region from friday into the upcoming weekend. look for temperatures to warm back to or above seasonal averages by saturday with widespread 70s to lower 80s expected for inland areas. dry weather conditions also appear likely into the extended forecast period.

(vicki) still ahead-- it's been a few months since congress passed sweeping tax cuts... but both sides say the argument over tax reform isn't going away anytime soon. we'll explain. (grant) plus-- be careful where you buy your cosmetics. details on how makeup products became contaminated-- making people sick. so what's it going to be? i'm not giving you chewbacca got han solo? collect all twelve exclusive trading cards and try a new movie-inspired menu only at denny's.

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tonight. a warning about the concealer you put on. los angeles police seized more than half a million dollars

worth of counterfeit makeup. officers raided 21 locations in the city's fashion district ... and seized $700,000 worth of fake cosmetics... imitating popular brands like urban decay and mac. some of the make-up was contaminated with bacteria and human waste. the investigation started after customers called cosmetic companies with complaints about rashes caused by the products. officers say the price tells you if a product is real or not.(sot) detective rick ishitani/lapd: "the price pretty much tells you. if you're getting something that's 50 percent off, 75 percent off - it tells you that it's bad.//those feces will just basically somehow get mixed into the product they're manufacturing in their garage or in their bathroom - wherever they're manufacturing this stuff." six owners of raided companies were arrested while the rest received cease-and-desist orders. (grant) a big story we're following... the starbucks c-e-o is apologizing after two black men were arrested at a philadelphia starbucks last week. the two men, who were asked to leave for not

being paying customers, have agreed to meet with c-e-o kevin johnson. natasha chen reports on the chain in damage control mode. what did they get called for? because they're two black guys sitting here, meeting me? this man arrived at a philadelphia starbucks store thursday, to find that the friends he was supposed to meet, two black men, were being arrested.(mos) well, what did they do?(mos) they didn't do anything. i saw the entire thing. philadelphia police said starbucks employees told them the two men did not buy anything and asked to use the bathroom, which they do not allow non- paying customers to access. the men said they were there waiting for their friend. employees told them to leave. when the men did not, employees called police.today, starbucks announced the store manager is no longer working there. the company did not say whether she was fired or was given another job.(mos) she's a racist bigot. i'm sorry. i'm calling her that. protesters entered the store this morning, calling for her termination. (protesters) what do we want? liberation! when do we want it? now.but the starbucks c-e-o said the blame is on him.kevin johnson /

starbucks ceo: these two gentlemen did not deserve what happened and we are accountable. i am accountable. the philadelphia police commissioner stands by what happened but he added today, the officers did not really want to make the arrest. richard ross / philadelphia police commissioner: but just the mere fact three different warnings suggests that there wasn't a rush to judgment. i mean, the officers were in there for about 15 minutes before an arrest was made, so that should suggest, clearly, that wasn't their first course of action that they were thinking.after transporting the men to a local precinct, the officers were told starbucks was no longer interested in prosecuting, so the two men were released i'm natasha chen reporting. (vicki) next at 5:30-- people in the east bay are getting tired of trash littering their streets. details on what is being done to curb illegal dumping. (grant) plus... former fbi director james comey is breaking his silence. why he says president trump is morally unfit to be president.

right now at 5:30... we are always tracking local stories. and here's a look at what's happening in your neighborhood tonight. (vicki) an investigation is underway after a woman's body was found on the playground of an elementary school in the north bay. the body was found at snow elementary in napa yesterday afternoon. officials say there was no school function before the

body was found. police say there is no immediate threat to the community. parents were notified of the situation and school was still in session today. (vicki) also in the north bay. a man is behind bars tonight...accused of stealing a rifle from a residence. it happened around 11 this morning at a home on the dutra group quarry property in san rafael. once at the scene police say they arrested the man without incident...no shots were fired and no one was injured. officers say the man took a rifle from the home...and multiple quarry workers spotted the suspect with the big firearm. (grant) happening in the east bay tonight-- a town hall meeting is being held to discuss illegal dumping in the city of oakland. this is video of some of the trash that has been left on the streets of oakland. the group-- "east oakland congress of neighborhoods" is holding the public meeting in about 30 minutes at the saint anthony's school gym. organizers say the purpose of the meeting is to ask that the city budget include money for more cleanup

crews, inspectors and lighting. oakland mayor libby schaaf will be attending. (vicki) in the south bay... mountain view police arrest two men who they say tried to kidnap a woman. walter ramirez and guillermo perez of menlo park are in jail tonight. the attempted kidnapping happened on the 200 block of castro street on saturday morning. police say two men tried to shove a woman into their car ... then fired several rounds as her friends tried to help. a witness thinks one of the men is the victim's ex- boyfriend. (vicki) palo alto police are looking for a man who robbed a bank dressed like a constuction worker. this a surveillance photo of that robber. police say he demanded money with a gun tucked into his waistband. it happened friday afternoon at the comerica bank on lytton avenue. police say when the teller went to a back room, the man jumped over the counter and took money. (mabrisa rodriguez)shower activity is forecasted to diminish by late this evening as the main trough axis shifts inland to our east. as winds also diminish, look for colder conditions region-wide tonight

into tuesday morning with lows in the 30s to middle 40s. dry, cool weather conditions are forecast for tuesday and into most of wednesday ahead of another approaching system. this system is forecast to move in from the northwest and bring light precipitation to portions of the region from wednesday night into early thursday. the quick moving system will only produce light rainfall amounts, generally 0.10" or less with isolated amounts upwards of 0.25" along the coastal ranges. a ridge of high pressure is then likely to build back over the region and along much of the west coast by late in the week. this will result in a warming and drying trend for the region from friday into the upcoming weekend. look for temperatures to warm back to or above seasonal averages by saturday with widespread 70s to lower 80s expected for inland areas. dry weather conditions also the extended forecast period. "did you watch the interview, mr. president?"(grant) donald

trump ignored reporters' questions about the scathing criticism of his moral fitness from his former f=b=i director. the president did fire off another twitter blast at james comey.(vicki)last night, comey called the president a habitual liar and a stain on the presidency.catherine heenan is here with the latest back and forth,catherine? (catherine) the president and his staff launched a new attack on james comey today after comey's high profile t-v interview. comey attacked the president as dishonest, amoral ... and possibly vulnerable to russian blackmail. ".. lies constantly about matters big and small and insists the american people believe it, that person's not fit to be president of the united states, on moral grounds." "do you think the russians have something on donald trump?" "it always struck me and still strikes me as unlikely, and i would have been able to say with high confidence about any other president i dealt with, but i can't. it's possible." today trump tweeted that comey and former deputy f=b=i director andrew mccabe

committed many crimes.he did not name the crimes or cite any evidence.white house counselor kellyanne conway accused comey of seeking the spotlight. "this guy went from being a public servant to a public relations spin artist." for his part, comey compared the president's behavior to that of a mob boss. "he said, 'i expect loyalty, i need loyalty.' and i just stared at him and i had this little narrative with myself inside, saying, 'don't you move, don't you dare move. don't even blink.'" "why not say no?" "i think because i was caught totally by surprise."comey says he was also surprised that the american people elected such a man. "i don't think he's medically unfit to be president. i think he's morally unfit to be president."but if donald trump.is evicted from the white house ... he thinks the decision should be made at the polls, not by congressional impeachment."people in this country need to stand up and go to the voting booth and vote their values. and so -- impeachment, in a way, would short circuit that." (catherine) (catherine) james

comey's ten=city book tour comes to san francisco a week from today. his appearance at the curran theater is sold out, although we did find a balcony seat on craigslist selling for more than 250=dollars. grant and vicki? (grant) president trump's personal lawyer michael cohen, who is under criminal investigation, appeared in court today. and now cohen's attorneys say fox news host sean hannity is among cohen's clients. the revalation came after the judge's decision. hannity has requested to remain un- named. it comes as the judge will decide if prosecutors can look at material the f-b-i seized during the raids on cohen's office, hotel and home. hannity responded on twitter saying... quote... "michael cohen has never represented me in any matter. i never retained him, received

an invoice, or paid legal fees." hannity added he occasionally had brief discussions with cohen about legal questions....receiving advice and eiving advice and perspective. (grant) we have just learned that actor harry anderson has died at a home in north carolina. anderson was a three-time emmy nominee for his role as judge harry stone in 'night court.' officers responded to a call from his home early this moring... and found him dead. foul play is not suspected.. but there is no official word yet on the cause of death. anderson was 65-years-old. (vicki) if you haven't filed your tax returns yettime is running out.... tomorrow is tax day. but as kron 4's mark meredith explains, both democrats and republicans plan to make your taxes a major issue this election year. president trump traveled to miami to praise republicans for passing sweeping tax cuts. nat: "this country is starting to rock with businesses coming back in, its starting to really rock"but a new survey from gallup show a majority of americans feel otherwise.in

the nationwide poll52% of those surveyed disapprove of last year's tax bill."i think if republicans tell you this is a winning issue for them, they're lying"tim hogan is with the political advocacy group "not one penny".his group made 30 billboards, like these, to identify members who voted yes on tax cuts.he says the billboards remind americans the tax bill was full of empty promises."if there are no real benefits for the working class, for working families, then republicans don't really have anything to run on"but republican leaders say they're proud of their tax bill.and that benchmarks: like a rising stock market and lower unemployment rate is proof their tax bill works. "you see what's happening to your wallet, you're getting a lot more money in your weekly and monthly checks"but democratic senator sherrod brown says most americans know better."they know who's going to get the benefits, its never the middle class, its never working families, its large corporate interests"political analysts say voters can expect both parties to make tax reform a major issue for november's midterm elections. in washington, i'm mark meredith. (grant) coming up... a spring

storm is also hitting the sierra. we'll show you the latest snow conditions. (vicki) and some good news for parents--- why your kids could soon be taking fewer trips to the dentist. you could generate your own energy,

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cavities are found in kids and young adults... but some minority groups are still most at risk. a new study from the centers for disease control and prevention says that young people...ages two through 19... have fewer dental cavities. that number dropped from 50-percent in 2012 to just over 43- percent in 2016 however... young members of some minority communities... hispanic and african american... continue to have the highest number of cavities. experts say socioeconomic status and access to health care... are just a couple reasons why the minority numbers are higher. the cdc says having your child visit a dentist for a checkup by the time they turn one... is the key to good dental health. (vicki) still ahead-- for the first time-- a rapper has been awarded a pulitizer prize. we'll tell you about the history-making winner after the break.

(vicki) a history- making pulitzer prize was announced today... rapper kendrick lamar has won the pulitzer for music..

catherine is back with that story.. (catherine) this marks the first time non- classical or jazz work has won the pulitzer prize for music... kendrick lamar got word of the honor today... this is lamar performing at the grammys in january...he's been praised for his remarkable live performances... and what's been described as his 'profound' mix of hip-hop, spoken word, jazz, soul, funk and african sounds. his album 'damn' won the prize... the pulitzer board saying it captures the complexity of african-american life. and they say his piercing raps have helped him becomea major voice of his generation... grant and vicki? (grant) beyonce is pledging to help some students attend historically black universities. the singer revealed today that she has started the ''homecoming scholars awards program.' the program gives a 25- thousand-dollar scholarship to a chosen student from four universities...xavier university of louisiana and

wilber-force in ohio... tuskegee in alabama and bethune-cookman in florida. the program starts during the 2018 - 2019 academic year. (vicki) let's get a check on what we are working on for kron4 news at six. steve aveson is standing by in the newsroom, steve?(steve) thank you vicki..coming up ánewá tonight at six. there is a renewed effort to solve a san francisco double murder case that has gone cold. this father and daughter were shot and killed after their vehicle ran out of gas in 2012. tonight - we'll tell you about what police are now doing to try and generate some new leads. that's coming up next on kron4 news at six.. vicki now back to you in the studio...(vicki) thank you steve we will see you at six. (grant) new video tonight of snow in the sierra. these are images from sqaw valley today. the storm dumped up to 9-inches of new snow on top of the mountains around lake tahoe. and a

warning if you are heading up to the sierra-- the c-h-p says chains or snow tires are required on interstate-80 from donner lake to placer county. (vicki) time now to time now to check on our weather with meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez. (mabrisa rodriguez)shower activity is forecasted to diminish by late this evening as the main trough axis shifts inland to our east. as winds also diminish, look for colder conditions region-wide tonight into tuesday morning with lows in the 30s to middle 40s. dry, cool weather conditions are forecast for tuesday and into most of wednesday ahead of another approaching system. this system is forecast to

move in from the northwest and bring light precipitation to portions of the region from wednesday night into early thursday. the quick moving system will only produce light rainfall amounts, generally 0.10" or less with isolated amounts upwards of 0.25" along the coastal ranges. a ridge of high pressure is then likely to build back over the region and along much of the west coast by late in the week. this will result in a warming and drying trend for the region from friday into the upcoming weekend. look for temperatures to warm back to or above seasonal averages by saturday with widespread 70s to lower 80s expected for inland areas. dry weather conditions also appear likely into the extended forecast period. (grant) stunning images today as hail hit the bay area... and it looked like snow in some parts. (grant) forecast period. the extended forecast period.

(grant) stunning images today as

hail hit the bay area... and it looked like snow in some parts. one school in oakland was forced to push back the start time of classes.. because parents were having a hard time navigating all of the hail. kron 4's lydia pantazes reports. hail is covering highways and streets in the san francisco bay area and snow is falling in the sierra nevada as a spring storm moves through northern california.some cars are sliding off roads and school officials in oakland say they are considering delaying the start of classes

monday after a hail storm coated some areas in white. residents posted on social media photographs and videos of children sledding down hills on pieces of cardboard and chunks of hail bigger than a quarter.forecasters say showers and thunderstorms across the bay area will continue into monday afternoon. afternoon.into monday area will continue across the bay thunderstorms showers and forecasters say quarter.bigger than a chunks of hail cardboard and hills on pieces of sledding down videos of children photographs and on social media residents posted white.some areas in hail storm coated monday after a of classes delaying the start are considering oakland say they officials in and school sliding off roads some cars are (vicki) next on kron4 news at 5... baboons on the run in texas. details on how the monkeys were finally captured.

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more than 30 years, an american woman has won the boston marathon. desiree (desi) linden... a two-time olympian... finished in an unofficial time of two hours 39 minutes and 54 seconds.... in some pretty nasty weather. old took the lead from kenya's gladys chesir just before mile 22 and never looked back. (grant) four baboons were on the run in texas! and the challenge of roundng them up... was caught on camera. (vicki) japhanie gray explains what they baboons were doing on the roads. jannelle bouton/saw escaped baboon:"i see four guys clapping at the bushes and i didn't really give it a second

thought."a sight...jannelle bouton/saw escaped baboon:"i just went about driving and then all of a sudden, this brown, big mass pops out of the bushes. i'm like 'okay, that's a big dog."not a dog... but a baboon.jannelle bouton/saw escaped baboon:"and he was furry, and he was brown and he was pretty big."but this baboon jannelle bouton saw on her way to the store is only one of four that escaped the texas biomedical research institute -- a facility that conducts research on chronic and infectious diseases. jannelle bouton/saw escaped baboon:"and the baboon stopped and one point and was just looking and then darted into the bushes. and these guys are frazzled. they are freaking out."japhanie gray/reporting: "though four baboons did escape, officials here at the texas biomedical research institute say everything is under control and nobody has anything to worry about."even the public had nothing to worry about...natsthe workers at the time...jannelle bouton/saw escaped baboon:"and you could tell that they were -- they were panicking because they didn't want them to get hurt and they were trying their best to quarantine him. but being that kind of animal, he wasn't having it."bouton said she's not too worried about the monkeys getting out, but she is a little concerned. jannelle bouton/saw escaped baboon:"the fact that they had a medical mask on and it's a wild animal -- it's a monkey, let alone. you just want to know what they're doing is safe."

(grant) that was japhanie gray reporting. the texas biomedical research institute said their primary focus was the safety of the animals, their staff and animals, their staff and people in the community.(vicki) they said the baboons -- critical in research for heart disease, diabetes and obesity -- were seen by care staff and are doing well. (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 next at six... a severe hail storm

made for a very strange day around the bay area... we'll show you more of the unusual problems the weather created.(steve) then - new at six.. we've told you about the "dockless" scooters around san francisco..some people have called them a "nuisance".... now the city attorney is taking action against the companies behind the scooters.... kron4 news at six is next. (pam) (pam) wild weather in the bay

area today... as a spring storm brings a lot of rain -- and even more hail. this is video from alameda -- and you can see, the hail blanketing this entire backyard. hail fell all over the bay area today. from oakland and orinda in the

east bay... to san jose in the south bay. with more precipitation on the way forecasted for wednesday. (pam) good evening, i'm pam moore.(steve) and i'm steve aveson. the fast moving hail storm caught many residents in the city of alameda by surprise. kron4's maureen kelly talked to some long time residents who say, they have never seen hail come down quite so intensely before. natshere's video showing the weather's onslaught in one viewers back yard......the icy pellets hitting her cement patio.....and she turns the camera to give us a look at what the front of her home looked like.heres' more video from the water's edge.nats listen how loud it was for this driver inside their car when the storm hit. i think i've been here all my life i've never seen anything like that this was absolutely amazing here's a photo the owner of pagano's hardward snapped that shows the hail blanketing the parking lot of neptune's plaza. he said some people worried that the hail would damage their vehicles. he's seen hail here before....but this time was different.two alameda residents could be heard commenting on the sound of the downpour as the hail boucnes off their lawn furniture..

those who woke up to it say it was stunning to see. it was amazing. it was just amazing to wake up to a winter wonderland, i mean spring wonderland wonderland. you don't see that ever i've never seen ever in california this father and daughter were woken up by the hail.....which is unusal since it was also their first night at home with a brand new baby sister.two amazing things in one night pretty cool (standup)you can see a handful of it right here....you can see they are are about the size of frozen peas......white crusty patches could be seen piled up in several shady spots for several hours....until the sun hit...and melted them away. maureen kelly kron4 news ( steve) our team coverage continues tonight. the mixture of rain and hail made the roads slick today-- it impossible for some parents to take their kids to school. (pam) kron 4's haaziq maduyn

shows us how people in oakland were coping with the wild weather today. when this happens on a mid april day in oakland, it is time for folks to pull out their cellphonesnats/haaziqyou just had to get a shot of that because it's so unusual?sot a little scary for her but a lot of fun for a pair of kids who brought out their sleds becuase they couldn't catch their carpool ride to school due to the hail covered roads nats/haaziqhow much fun was that? nats/oakland hebrew day school studentsthe hail even provided a fun opportunity on the playground for students who made it to class here at oakland hebrew day school. a little further up the hill at skyline high school classes were also in session but due to the slippery road conditions impacting students and teachers getting to school, skyline switched to a

reverse minimum day with classes starting latersotin oakland haaziq madyun kron4news a live look outside right now... (pam) we get our (pam)now... outside right a live look a live look outside right now... (pam) we get our first look at the four zone forecast with meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez (mabrisa rodriguez)shower activity is forecasted to diminish by late this evening as the main trough axis shifts inland to our east. as winds also diminish, look for colder conditions region-wide tonight into tuesday morning with lows in the 30s to middle 40s. dry, cool weather conditions are forecast for tuesday and into most of wednesday ahead of another approaching system. this system is forecast to move in from the northwest and bring light precipitation to portions of the region from wednesday night into early

thursday. the quick moving system will only produce light rainfall amounts, generally 0.10" or less with isolated amounts upwards of 0.25" along the coastal ranges. a ridge of high pressure is then likely to build back over the region and along much of the west coast by late in the week. this will result in a warming and drying trend for the region from friday into the upcoming weekend. look for temperatures to warm back to or above seasonal averages by saturday with widespread 70s to lower 80s expected for inland areas. dry weather conditions also appear likely into the extended forecast period.

(pam) happening now. police are looking for two men who they say, sexually assaulted a woman -- as she was trying to get a ride home from a bar. (steve) grant lodes joins us now in the newsroom with the latest developments. (grant) it happened over the weekend when the 24-year-old woman was at bruno's bar in san francisco's mission. here's a map of the location. police say the woman ordered a car...uber or lyft police think... to take her home.. and when she got into a car she thought was there for her... another man was sitting in the back seat. the driver then took the woman to a location in sonoma where police say she was beaten and choked by the other passenger. police say both men then sexually assaulted her. they say it's not clear if the woman got into the proper ride sharing car... or if it was a similar car to the one she ordered.

ride sharing company and we think she got into a car that did not belong to the uber or lyft she was planning on using. you gotta make sure the driver and car matches the person sent to pick you up> to pick you up> (grant) the victim was found near a safeway in sonoma... with visible injuries to her face and neck. she was missing her shoes, i-d card, and her cell phone. police do not have a detailed description of the men or the car they were driving. (steve)new at 6.san francisco city attorney dennis herrera has sent a cease and desist order to "motorized stand-up" scooter companies operating in san francisco. in a letter....three companies... bird, spin, and lime, were ordered to stop operations immediately. the letter said the unpermitted scooters are creating a public nuisance and endangering public health

and safety. this comes after public works inspectors impounded around 66 scooters on friday. california state law forbids scooter riding on sidewalks. (pam) tonight, a shooter is on the loose after shots were fired on a busy east bay freeway. and this latest shooting comes just a week after another couple of shootings on the roadways. kron4's teresia estacio has the latest on the investigation, and how motorists are concerned about this latest wave of freeway violence. (terisa estacio - reporting) the california highway patrol says at least 20 shots were fired - and one of the witnesses a chp officer who is lucky he wasn't critically injured. (take video) it all happened here on 580 - near the west central exit in oakland. a chp spokesperson says an officer had pulled over a vehicle on a traffic stop when all of a sudden heard shots ring out. a ford sedan was struck fortunately no one was hit by the flying bullets. witnesses say they saw a white suv in the vicinity at the time investigators are combing through freeway cameras looking for a match and a possible license plate. it was last week when the this shooting happened on 680 in

walnut creek. fortunately, no one was hit. the east bay has been plagued with violence on the freeways. this year, to date 12 separate shootings. last year, there were 20. all of this making drivers nervous. commuter, i can't believe that, i had no idea, that is certainly very alarming. commuter that is disturbing and not good. it is not what you would expect in this area. (continue vo) a chp spokesperson says they are making progress in cracking down on these shootings - with some high profile arrests - and they hope the message is getting out that they will investigate. in the meantime, that shooter over the weekend remains at large. in the east bay, terisa estacio

( steve ) the san francisco police department is offering a 50 thousand dollar reward for information on an unsolved 2012 murder case. on july 13th, 2012...allen vance and his daughter chastity dollison were traveling in a white lexus when their car ran out of gas. while sitting in the car waiting for a friend, an unknown person or persons came approached their vehicle and fired shots at the two...ultimately killing them. a family friend in the backseat was also shot but survived. (pam) two games happening at about the same time in oakland tonight ... and they are tying up traffic on highway 8-80 . the white sox are in the white sox are in town to battle the oakland a's at the coliseum. first pitch is at 7:05. of course, next door at oracle arena, the warriors oracle arena, the warriors continue their title defense, as they face off against the

san antonio spurs. tip- off is slated for 7:30.slated for tip- off is slated for 7:30. (pam)here's a live look at traffic conditions right now. (steve) luckily -- kron4's mark carpenter left early -- he's courtside inside oracle arena right now... as we're about an hour and a half away from the start of game 2 of the dubs' first round matchup with san antonio. mark? last week-- all the talk centered on this team's ability to flip a switch. today the conversation is whether they can keep that switch on. and earlier this morning, the warriors working out at shootaround. the heroes from game one were in attendance klay thompson who led all scorers with 27-points. javale

mcgee...a star on defense. that's the unit steve kerr really wanted to see some improvement in going into the postseason. they answered the call... holding the spurs to 40-percent shooting from the field and not letting them establish any rhythm. but we know how crazy the playoffs can get...and one game is only one game. the warriors know not to get complacent. "you just go out there with the same intent. you are back at square one. you are not at 1-0, it's still 0-0. you got homecourt advantage so you still wanna take advantage of that, knowing you are going to a tough san antonio arena and knowing their crowd and knowing how hard it is to win there." "it's a great feeling when you win. we had been kinda getting beat up on. so it's good to play that way, but let's make

sure we keep that sense of urgency and keep playing with that edge." while it was most likely not going to happen anyway, warriors fans can rest assured that kawhi leonard won't be making any surprise returns for the spurs. reports came out this weekend he will miss the entire postseason. in his absence, lamarcus aldridge is the number one option. later on in sports, we'll talk about how the warriors are keying in on him. ( steve ) coming up.. people are steaming at starbucks all across the country, and now the c-e-o is trying to make amends for the arrest of two black males at one of the stores ... (pam) a new (pam)

(pam) a new way for a new (pam) (pam) a new way for oakland report the city has tearing up old celebrate. ( steve) plus.. not only hail and rain ... one section of the bay area was also hit with an earthquake today .. details next. you could save energy

by living off the grid. completely. or... just set the washing machine to cold. do your thing. with energy upgrade california. it? talking about this

morning'smagnitude 3-point-8 temblor that rattled much of the south bay. as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now from san jose, the shaking was accompanied by thunder

and lightning. "....i heard the thunder first and then i felt the car shaking..."the shaking, which coincided with heavy rain, thunder andlightning, about 9:40 this morning, rattled windows in buildings across the valley and it did not go unnoticed here at capitol square in san jose's alum rock district. "....i was in bed and it just started shaking and i thought it has to be am earthquake..." "...it was just kind of rocking back and forth and my son said is everything okay...."it turns out the epicenter of the magnitude 3-point-8 temblor, was about half way between san jose and fremont on the calaveras fault, which is known for unleashing quakes of this size says the u.s. geological survey's keith knudsen.keith knudsen/usgs "...this is a part of the fault that creeps so it moves more slowly, it's also a place where the calaveras fault and hayward merge so it complicates things with a lot of movement between earthquakes....yes, there were a couple of similar quakes on this section of the calaveras fault late last year. the last significant quake here was a magnitude 5-point-5 temblor back in 2007. and no, the usgs says there is no such thing as earthquake weather so

no connection with the rain, thunder and lightning. but it definitely got our attention ...i was just sitting a at my desk and it started rocking back and forth and i thought, oh my god, rain, thunder, lightning, earthquake, it must be california...."rob fladeboe "...the usgs says this was pretty much business as usual for the calaveras quake and that there is only a very slim chance that today's temblor is an indication of a bigger quake still to come in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news

the starbucks c-e-o is apologizing - after two black menwere arrested at a philadelphia store last week... they'd been asked to leave - for not being paying customers. catherine heenan is here with the latest - including continuedprotests... (catherine) this was the scene last thursday - as police officers arrestedthe two men. employees had called because the men took a tablewithout buying anything and asked to use the restroom. starbucks doesn't allow access to non-paying customers the men refused to leave - and said they were waiting for a friend... the angry backlash and protests haven't stopped, despite the fact the starbucks c-e-o has now apologized. new tonight - philadephia officials have wrapped up a meeting with starbucks executives....who promise they'll make sure this doesn't happen again. meantime however - philadephia's police commissioner says he doesn't think his officers did anything wrong....and didn't even 'want' to make an arrest.

commissioner richard ross, philadelphia police: in fact, they were really trying not to make an arrest in this case. they undoubtedly had seen incidents like this before, with people being asked to leave, and were accustomed to people just leaving. just a mere fact that three different warnings to leave suggest that there wasn't a rush to judgment. starbucks ceo - these two gentlemen did not deserve what happened and we are accountable. i am accountable. protests continued inside the store today.... starbucks says the manager of that particular store is no longerworking here... the company c-e-o says the two men - who were later released - have agreed to meet with him. steve and pam? (pam) two u.s. officials say, california has now rejected the federal government's initial plans to send the state's national guard troops to the mexican border.. just last week, the governor said, he would not allow california guard troops to do anything that is closely tied to immigration enforcement...

even things like repairing vehicles or operating remotely- controlled surveillance cameras. now - according to two anonymous u.s. officials - california is reportedly rejecting the plans altogether... although they indicate ... talks are continuing. let's take a look outside right now...(steve) meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez joins us now with the four zone forecast. (mabrisa rodriguez)shower activity is forecasted to diminish by late this evening as the main trough axis shifts inland to our east. as winds also diminish, look for colder conditions region-wide tonight into tuesday morning with lows in the 30s to middle 40s. dry, cool weather conditions are forecast for tuesday and into most of wednesday ahead of another approaching system.

this system is forecast to move in from the northwest and bring light precipitation to portions of the region from wednesday night into early thursday. the quick moving system will only produce light rainfall amounts, generally 0.10" or less with isolated amounts upwards of 0.25" along the coastal ranges. a ridge of high pressure is then likely to build back over the region and along much of the west coast by late in the week. this will result in a warming and drying trend for the region from friday into the upcoming weekend. look for temperatures to warm back to or above seasonal averages by saturday with widespread 70s to lower 80s expected for inland areas. dry weather conditions also appear likely into the extended forecast period.

(pam) coming up.. a driver slams his car into a san francisco home .. the latest on the damage.. the occupants and the suspect. and the attorney

general taking steps against those accused of unreasonably hiking prices ... hurting people already struggling during the north bay firestorm ..

i'm april kennedy and i'm an arborist with pg&e in the sierras. since the onset of the drought, more than 129 million trees have died in california. pg&e prunes and removes over a million trees every year to ensure that hazardous trees can't impact power lines. and since the onset of the drought we've doubled our efforts. i grew up in the forests out in this area and honestly it's heartbreaking to see all these trees dying. what guides me is ensuring that the public is going to be safer and that these forests can be sustained and enjoyed by the community in the future. (steve) new tonight at 6.

california attorney general xavier becerra has filed three misdemeanor charges against melissa "missy" echeverria, a real estate agent. echeverria allegedly raised monthly rent by over 10 percent in novato following last year's north bay fires. governor jerry brown declared a state of emergency on october 9th, 2017....and price gouging during a state of emergency is in fact illegal. (pam) also new at 6... a car crashed into a home near lake merced.... and the driver is nowhere to be found. it happened this morning... police say, they got a call around 2-15 of a vehicle crashing into a home on 28- hundred block of 37th avenue. a passenger in the vehicle was injured, but should be okay. we spoke to someone whose grandmother lives there.

things considered she's doing very well. what did she tell you that went down. somewhere in the three a clock hour, she felt the ban. she didn't react or anything. within a few minutes police were here. "> (pam) it is unknown whether anyone was hurt in the crash... police are still looking for the driver . (steve) still to come .. a prison riot erupts, and by the time it's over .. a number of people are dead and many others injured .. details ahead. (pam) plus... what to do with those drugs jamming your medicine cabinet that you no longer use ... the state attorney general comes to town to help push a plan to clear that cabinet safely. (lawrence)and i'm

can be deadly in the wrong hands> (pam) state attorney general javier becerra joining south bay leaders including mayor sam liccardo in san jose today... to discuss efforts to prevent prescription drug abuse ahead of april 28th's "national prescription drug take- back day." the effort is described as a responsible way to dispose of unused or expired medications. (steve) meanwhile, in our nation's capitol -- between the white house and the washington monument stands - the "prescribed to death" memorial. a wall of 22- thousand pills, each engraved with the image of someone who fatally overdosed on opioids in 2015. (pam)

washington correspondent morgan wright reports, the national safety council is behind the memorial to wake- up americans.... to the very real dangers of addictive opioids ... the names of loved ones come and go - as a ticker tallies the increase of fatal overdoses from opioids.maureen vogel, spokeswoman, national safety council: the opioid crisis is the worst drug crisis in united states historymw: maureen vogel of the national safety council says one of the most dangerous drugs today is legaland might be sitting in your medicine cabinetmaureen vogel, spokeswoman, national safety council: we are losing 115 people a day to overdoses from opioids - this is the definition of a public health crisismw:the prescribed to death memorial is putting faces on those statistics to educate the public about the crisismaureen vogel, spokeswoman, national safety council: 22,000 small white pills - to represent the number of people who fatally overdosed on prescribed medications in 2015.mw: in addition to this powerful display of these 22-thousand pills, this memorial serves as a drug take-back location for families to rid their homes of unused pills.maureen vogel,

spokeswoman, national safety council: every single person on this wall represents a life lost far too soon. mw: vogel says education is critical to help people understand the potential risks of opioids prescriptions.mw: she says to ask your doctor if opioids are the most appropriate way to treat the pain.reporting in washington, morgan wright. anchor tag: - the national safety council says one in four americans has been directly impacted by the opioid crisis but 40 percent still do not consider it to be a threat to their family.. the prescribed to death memorial will travel to ohio, next. it all happened here on 580 - near the west central exit in oakland. a chp spokesperson says an officer had pulled over a vehicle on a traffic stop when all of a sudden heard shots ring out. a ford sedan was struck fortunately no one was hit by the flying bullets. witnesses say they saw a white suv in the vicinity at the time investigators are combing through freeway cameras looking for a match and a possible license plate. it was last week when the this shooting happened on 680 in walnut creek. fortunately, no one was hit. the east bay has been plagued with violence on the freeways. this year, to date 12 separate shootings. last year, there were 20. all of this making

drivers nervous. in the east bay, terisa estacio here in san jose the rain, thunder and lightning was accompanied by an earthquake. the u.s. geological survey says the temblor, which had a magnitude of 3.8, was centered about nine miles northeast of san jose on the calaveras fault. no damage was reported but the shaker was felt from los gatos tohayward. most people describing the quake as a quick, sharp jolt. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news here in oakland a mid april hail storm provides a rare opportunity a rare storm provides april hail oakland a mid here in oakland a mid april hail storm provides a rare opportunity for some kids to do some sledding down a hill on a street in the east bay citysot

(mabrisa rodriguez)shower activity is

forecasted to diminish by late this evening as the main trough axis shifts inland to our east. as winds also diminish, look for colder conditions region-wide tonight into tuesday morning with lows in the 30s to middle 40s. dry, cool weather conditions are forecast for tuesday and into most of wednesday ahead of another approaching system. this system is forecast to move in from the northwest and bring light precipitation to portions of the region from wednesday night into early thursday. the quick moving system will only produce light rainfall amounts, generally 0.10" or less with isolated amounts upwards of 0.25" along the coastal ranges. a ridge of high pressure is then likely to build back over the region and along much of the west coast by late in the week. this will result in a warming and the region from friday into the weekend. look for temperatures to warm back to seasonal averages by saturday with widespread 70s to lower 80s expected for inland areas. dry weather conditions also appear likely into the extended forecast period. (pam) forecast period. (pam) residents of oakland now have an easier way

to report problems ... such as potholes, grafitti and illegal dumping. according to mayor libby schaaf, a new 3-1-1 service .... means residents can get rid of the old brochures that listed 161 different phone numbers for the city departments they would have to call to get service. implementing the service was a major part of schaff's platform when she ran for mayor in 2014. 3-1-1 operators will be on call from 8- am to 4:30- pm ... monday through friday. additionally, there are three other ways residents can use the new service: email, on the web, or with a 3-1-1 cellphone app. we are learning more about the prison riots that killed seven inmates in south carolina last night... authorities say, they think they now know what startedthe trouble... which also left at least 17 others seriously injured. catherine heenan is here with the latest.. (catherine)

the south carolina prisons director says tonight thatthe riot began with a fight over money, territory, and contraband... and it's believed that cellphones helped stir up trouble andspread the word among inmates. mug shots have been released of the men who died..they ranged in age from 24 to 44.....and their crimes ranged from murder to burglary to trafficking cocaine. south carolina's governor is expressing support forstate prisons bosses... prison authorities say most of the inmates are affiliated with gangs,and at one point - several attackers taunted a rival gang member

who was hurt. fights began in one unit - and suddenly began in two others. it took several hours to restore order, but once a special swat team entered, the inmates gave up peacefully. steve and pam? friendly reminder -- the deadline to file your taxes -- or file for a six-month extension -- is almost here. tomorrow is this year's tax deadline. this year it falls on the 17th --- that's two days later than usual. that's because april 15th fell on a weekend this year. when that happens, the official filing deadline is the following monday. but today is emancipation day -- a legal holiday in washington d- c. so the deadline was moved to tomorrow. (pam) coming up... a gambling addiction.. and now a double- murder.. police are searching for the nearly 60- year old female suspect.. more details ahead.

(steve) the deadly april seventh fire at trump tower in new york city has been ruled an accident. a source with knowledge of the investigation said, it was an electrical fire and there were overloaded power strips in the apartment where it started. (pam) a new york fire department source, also previously said, there were no working smoke alarms in the residence. the fire on the 50th- floor of the highrise... left a 67-year-old male resident a 67-year-old male resident dead. six firefighters were hurt. (steve) the president lives in the building's penthouse on the 58-th floor when he's in new

york city. the fire commissioner said no members of the trump family were there during the fire. (pam) u-s marshalls are hoping this new video will help them find a minnesota woman accused of murdering her husband and a florida woman. (steve) the video shows 56-year-old lois riess at a fort myers beach restaurant on april 5th. officials say, it shows her actually befriending her alleged victim -- 59-year-old pamela hutchinson. hutchinson was found shot dead in her home in fort myers last week. her credit cards... personal information and car are all missing. (pam) authorities believe..... riess killed hutchinson to steal her identity, because the two look alike. riess was already wanted by authorities for allegedly killing her husband in minnesota. she is known to have a gambling addiction and often frequents casinos. the victim's car was last spotted in texas. sports is up next.. the golden state warriors getting ready for game two against the spurs. and we will hear from the players ... some are a bit

wary of a let down tonight, after their big win saturday.. sports director gary radnich is coming up. (steve)we're also live at oracle arena tonight....where the defending champs are set to start game 2 against the spurs in less than an hour. mark carpenter is there... he's coming up after the break. at stanford health care, we can now simulate the exact anatomy of a patient's brain before surgery. if we can do that, imagine what we can do for seizures. and if we can fix damaged heart valves

without open heart surgery, imagine what we can do for an irregular heartbeat, even high blood pressure. if we can use analyze each patient's breast cancer to personalize their treatment, imagine what we can do for the conditions that affect us all. imagine what we can do for you.

warriors warriors spurs game 2 tip off in less than an hour... earlier this morning... the warriors working out at shootaround... you are looking at the heroes from game one.. klay thompson who led all scorers with 27-points.... javale mcgee...a star on defense and 15 points offensively that's the unit steve kerr really wanted to see some improvement in going into the postseason.

they answered the call... holding the spurs to 40- percent shooting from the field and not letting them establish any rhythm. but the warriors know... not to get too comfortable with gregg popovich on the other side (wipe to sot: andre iguodale and manu ginobli) i think you keep the same focus and you just go out there with the same intent you're back at square one you're not up 1-0 it's still 0-0 you still have home court advantage so you still want to take advantage of that you know when you're going back to a tough san antonio crowd in their arena we know how hard it is to win there we gave them one without working that hard i mean they played great and they made a lot of shots, but we were not very attentive to the details too many mistakes and they killed us on the boards also so hopefully we give them a better fight and see if we can make it a close game down the stretch if we can get away with it. for more on the warriors

and spurs... we go live to oracle arena and mark carpenter... while the warriors put together a wonderful performance on saturday, we can't ignore the fact this series does not have its full star power. in addition to steph curry being out...kawhi leonard will not be making an appearance at all in these playoffs. that's not a surprise considering he didn't play the entire season, but reports surfaced this weekend, there will be no miracle return.in his absence, the warriors are forced to lean on lamarcus aldridge and they zeroed in on him in game 1... holding him to 14-points.but the warriors know he's one of those players that can make

adjustments. (wipe sot) "that's with anybody, if you can kind of limit their one option, it makes it tough for everyone. in saying that, i think javale did a good job on him. i think we did a great job collectively. i've seen us play better defense on him before and he scored way more." " they play a good brand. they dont beat themselves, they

kind of play hard every second their on the floor, they believe in themselves and they believe in eachother. it's a great combination to have for a baskebtall team, but obviously they're missing their best player it's up to us to actually execute it i guess and come with energy and try to out match their energy. we're down a game right now fighting for our lives that's what the playoffs are about you know i expect our younger guys to step up and our veterans also to bring that experience and be smarter this game than we were the last game. game. and how about the sharkies... up 2-0 in their series and now back at home

for tonight's game 3... they went down to anaheim and taken the first two games of their series... timely scoring... three goals in each of the first two games... great defense... and great goaltendeding by martin jones... he has 55 saves and has allowed only two goals in those two games... not the sharks are back at home tonight and wednesday with a chance to close the ducks out... what do you say peter deboer and logan couture?... (wipe to sot) we've worked to get this lead and we're going continue to work that doesn't mean it's going to be easy they're going to play well you know they might win a game tonight and we might have to regroup we know this isn't going to be easy.any victory this time of the year is difficult to earn and you got to play a full 60 to earn it each trip is so important mistakes end up in the back of your net this time of the year so we realize how tough it is to win each game and how difficult it will be to win tonght. (steve) up next... a flea market search next... a flea

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collector got more than he bargained for, when he nabbed a pair of vintage games at a flea market. (steve) he found what is suspected to be narcotics stuffed inside. jeremy roth has today's take a look at this. a video game collector in georgia was shocked when he opened two 1980s nintendo games ...and found what appeared to be drugs packed insidewhile visiting a flea market, julian turner scored vintage copies of nintendo's "golf" and "rollergames"while shooting a video on the retro finds with his brother james ...turner noted something strange about the games -- the region codes and weight were off"i noticed that they're somewhat heavy"turner decided to crack open the cartridges to take a look inside ..."yep,

there's definitely something in here." "what is that?" "i have no idea"after seeing what they suspected to be drugs hidden inside, they immediately called police newnan police officers responded and have opened an investigation into the discoverythey said it appeared the packages had been inside the games for a very long time according to the new york post, detectives have yet to confirm test results on the powdery substancea crash off the coast of miami beach left a boat teetering on a rocky jettythree people had to be rescued when strong currents pushed the boat onto the rocks miami-dade fire rescue dispatched fireboat crews to the sceneand conditions were so dangerous, authorities had to call in expert rescue swimmersone of the boaters was taken to a hospital and was treated for non-life threatening injuriesthe incident occured near the site of a crash in 2016 that claimed the life of mlb pitcher jose fernandez for talat - i'm jeremy roth

last weather and goodbye (mabrisa rodriguez)shower activity is forecasted to diminish by late this evening as the main trough axis shifts inland to our east. as winds also diminish, look for colder conditions region-wide tonight into tuesday morning with lows in the 30s to middle 40s.

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