( marty ) here is a live look at the embarcadero. ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)high pressure over california will maintain dry conditions, and warm temperatures inland, through

monday. cooler temperatures are expected by the middle of the week as a low pressure system develops over the eastern pacific. this low may bring showers to the region next weekend. next weekend. a big story we're following this morning. one woman was killed in a three alarm fire in san francisco's sunset district. it started last night and drove some people from their homes. kron 4's sara stinson is live at the scene with the latest. sara?

marty, the home here on 8th avenue is nearly burned down, you can see how charred it is behind me...sf firefighters worked for three hours to make sure nearby homes didn't burn down. and crews were mostly successful, there is signifigant damage to the immediate homes next door, but they are still standing.here is some cell phone video sent to us of the flames when the fire started before 10 last night.several buildings here evacuated as more than 100 firefighters were on scene battling the fire.crews contained the blaze before midnight and have been on fire watch ever since. the fire has destroyed one building, but had several units inside including 1806, 1808 and 1810. the s-f fire department does not have an exact number of people displaced. those who evacuated have since returned to here. the bay area red cross is assisting those who have been displaced. as you said we confirmed a woman died in firefighter was injured during the response.the cause is still being investigated. live in san francisco, sara stinson, kron 4 news.

thank you thank you thank you sara ... we'll check in with you througout the morning. ( marty ) breaking breaking news this morning ... police have identified a person-of-interest in a deadly shooting at a tennessee restaurant overnight. nashville police are looking

for 29-year-old travis reinking of illinois. witnesses say he was wearing nothing but a jacket when he opened fire at a waffle house in antioch, tennessee early this morning. four people were killed and at least four were injured. witnesses say reinking took off the jacket when he fled into the nearby woods. ( marty ) in afghanistan, at least 57 people have been killed and 119 wounded in a suicide bombing at a voter registration center in kabul. that's according to the country's public health ministry. isis is claiming responsibility for the attack, but officials say the bombing is still under investigation. afghanistan's government is condemning the bombing, describing it as a terrorist attack. ( marty ) in berkeley... police are still looking for a suspect who sexually assaulted a teenage girl in broad day light.it happened thursday on the 1500 block of addison street. neighbors tell kron 4's hermela aregawi that

the neighborhood is normally very safe. berkeley police are looking for a man that brutally attacked a high-school aged girl.they say the victim was walking down addison street thursday morning - when a stranger grabbed her from behind, covered her mouth.. and raped her at gunpoint. yoshika ishii/berkeleywe heard like the guy with a gun, you know, it was 11 o'clock in the morning, it's not like at night or anything. and it was in the middle of a very safe neighborhood. just just so scary and so terriblesot lieutenant joe okies/berkeley police departmentthese crimes are unusual in berkeley and certainly ones that happen during the day time are very unusual, especially in residential neighborhoods, like the one where this took place people that have lived here for a long time - say it's almost unthinkable for something like this to happen in this neighborhood. and to their point saturday afternoon.. we found lots of people walking alone.. and children playing outside amongst themselves. residents say.. that's how it usually is. yoshika ishii/berkeleyit's a

family oriented place so lots of family with little kids. very very comfortable and safe neighborhood. it's very close to the university. (hermela aregawi)police tell me they are looking into surveillance footage that may have captured the attack. and they will have additional patrolling in the area. reporting in berkeley. hermela aregawi, kron 4 news. ( marty ) the san mateo county coroner's office held its first missing persons day event saturday. there are more than 500 missing and unidentified reports of missing people in san mateo county. some of those cases dating back to the 1950's. ( marty )

officials interviewed and took dna samples from family members looking for loved ones. missing persons days started over a decade ago and have gradually expanded across the ( marty )coming up on the kron 4 weekend news... the f-a-a is ordering all airlines to inspect engines similar to the one that killed a woman last week.... we'll have the new guidelines airlines must follow. ( marty )plus... the warnings may seem endless... but they are important. the reason why experts say buying earthquake insurance... is something you want to think about. ( marty )and apple unveils it's second robot! we'll show you everything it can do -- right after the break (ácommercialá)

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that takes apart iphones. it's called daisy. daisy was created to disassemble iphones and recover valuable materials more efficiently. it can take up to 200 iphones apart in an hour. daisy is

actually the second such robot created by apple. the first was named liam, launched in 20-16. the company says daisy is made from some of liam's parts. apple also announced a giveback program that runs through april 30-th. the company will make a donation to the non-profit conservation international for every device turned into an apple store or apple-dot-com. . ( marty ) some lucky college interns will be able to put the pedal to the metal to score an internship of a lifetime. harley-davidson is paying eight lucky students to travel the country on a motorcycle and document their experiences on social media. the students will be taught to ride, paid for their 12 weeks of "work", and at the end, they get to keep their bikes. the students must be 18 years old. the interns will be selected by mid-may. ( dave )sunny and continued warm. a look at your forecast, next ! (ácommercialá)

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a delicious chew that protects for an entire month. ask your vet for more information. reported side effects include vomiting and itching. nexgard. the vet's #1 choice. a live look at the embarcadero this morning. toss to weather. (dave)high pressure over california will maintain dry conditions, and warm temperatures inland, through monday. cooler temperatures are expected by the middle of the week as a low pressure system develops over the eastern pacific. this low may bring showers to the region next

weekend.

( marty ) the f-a-a is demanding inspections on hundreds of airline engines. this, in hopes of preventing another accident in the air. camila bernal has more on this new requirement. the federal aviation administration is giving airlines 20 days to check c-f-m-56-7-b engines... the type of engine that failed and forced southwest airlines flight 13-80 to an emergency landing in philadelphia"all of a sudden the plane just dropped like i've never seen" the faa says 352 engines in the u.s. and 681 engines worldwide have to be checked by a certified mechanic-- all in hopes of preventing another

tragedy."i thought, we all thought, it was going down, this is it. in fact the first thing that i did was start praying"the new faa directive comes as investigators look into tuesday's southwest engine failure.it requires this type of engine, to be inspected after more than 30- thousand takeoffs and landings the engine manufacturer is also recommending that by the end of august, engines be inspected after going through 20-thousand takeoffs and landings.after the initial review, they recommend engines be checked every two years. "i was scared but i knew that i was going to be blessed.. i knew that my god was going to take care of me one way or another"in addition to the faa requirements, the airline also hoping to ease tensions southwest sent passengers on the flight a check for five thousand dollars --and a thousand dollar travel voucher in hopes that will restore confidence in the airline. im camila bernal, reporting. ( marty ) ( marty ) workplace safety regulators

are investigating two incidents at automaker tesla's factory in fremont. the center for investigative reporting uncovered a series of workplace injuries at tesla. the center said it was investigating an incident that resulted in a 30-year-old subcontractor breaking his jaw. tesla officials say the center incorrectly counted injuries that occurred away from the factory. the automaker says the reporting also relied on unspecified inaccurate information. ( marty ) a man battling parkinson's disease made the long journey from mexico to the bay area for another chance at life. kron 4's vickie liviakis caught up with him as he hopes for stem cell treatment. we first did a story one year ago - former contra costa sheriff deputy john clark and his family - desperate to reverse the ravages of parkinson's disease. he can barely speak and shakes when he walks. after

unsuccessful medical treatments for his progressing parkinson's, the clark family packed up and left their home in concord - for ensenada, mexico. there, john clark is undergoing alternative treatments. it's a long shot, but it may be the only shot they have one of the most promising treatments is stem cell therapy - creating cells to replace the brain's dopamine producing cells that have been lost to parkinson's. it's experimental. and john clark knows he's taking a risk. success is measured in micro-steps. they're documenting john's journey as he goes. one small step at a time. ( marty ) that was kron 4's vickie liviakis reporting. ( marty )still ahead on the kron 4 morning news...

the a's sean manea makes history against the red sox. j-r stone has the highlights in sports next. live look outside... richmond bridge

it was a historic night in oakland....the athletics playing host to the boston red sox. the pitcher nicknamed the samoan randy johnson... sean manaea...shut down the explosive red sox offense. top 8th... and manaea throws his 10th strikeout of the night...he now has a chance to pitch a no hitter. 9th inning... and history is made ...hanley ramirez grounds out to short...and sean manaea gets the no hitter on the red

sox. this is the 12th no hitter in franchise history...and the seventh no hitter in oakland history. final (3-0) athletics. oakland is back in action sunday...taking on the boston red sox. here is sean manaea on his big game...(sot) you can see it here manaea getting a pie in the face and water and gatorade dumped on his head. all about the celebration in oakland on saturday night. and the night. and the night. and the giants played saturday night as well...they traveled to anaheim to take on the angels. top second: no score.... bradon belt hits a fly ball to center field that mike trout has a chance at...but trout... can't hold on the ball...so it's a two-run homerun to make the score (2-nothing) giants. bottom 6th...and here comes the angels...albert pujols hits a homerun...the fourth

homerun of the game to push anaheim over san francisco ( 4- 2) top 9th.... with the game-tying run at first...joe panik grounds out to third for the final out of the game. final: (4-3) angels. san francisco will play sunday in anaheim against the angels. we're now less than 24 hour away from warriors basketball. the dubs with a chance to close out their round 1 series against the san antonio spurs on sunday. the team practiced friday and saturday. they face off at 12:30 sunday in san antonio. they are up three to nothing against the spurs. no team in nba history has ever blown a three to nothing lead in a playoff series. if the team were to complete the sweep and beat the spurs sunday they would then have five days off. possibly six before their next game. that would give klay thompson time to rest his thumb, draymond green time to rest his shoulder, and shaun livingston time to rest his sprained ankle. and let's not forget about stephen curry. this is him warming up before game 2 of the series. he will not be in action sunday. in fact his knee won't be re- evaluated until next friday. that being said he did participate in a good portion of the team's practice on saturday. he is still not involved with the contact

stuff but he's more and more involved every day. coach steve kerr talked about steph curry's condition.and that's sport's have a great sunday. live look outside... golden gate bridge..

here's a live look at the bay bridge. ( marty ) dave spahr has your forecast... (dave)high pressure over california will maintain dry conditions, and warm temperatures inland, through

monday. cooler temperatures are expected by the middle of the week as a low pressure system develops over the eastern pacific. this low may bring showers to the region next weekend. ( marty ) ( marty )state officials have

a message for bay area homeowners and renters. it's time to get earthquake insurance and get your home retrofitted before the next big quake. kron 4's gabe slate spoke with the california earthquake authority. sound from: glenn pomeroy - california earthquake authority "most homes out here are not prepared" glenn pomeroy, with the california earthquake authority, says a lot of californians do not understand earthquake insurance. sound from: glenn pomeroy - california earthquake authority "people think gov will bail them out"the only way to get earthquake coverage is to buy a separate policy. glenn pomeroy says because the california earthquake authority was created by the california legislature and is a non for profit insurance provider they offer safe reliable affordable policies. and not just for homeowners glenn says renters should have earthquake insurance also which can run as low as $150 a

year.sound from: glenn pomeroy - california earthquake authority"it's very cheap and we know the big one is coming " glenn pomeroy says if you retrofit your house you save 20% on earthquake insurance. sound from: glenn pomeroy - california earthquake authority " if not retrofitted like pulling rug from under someone, so easy to retrofit for a few thousand dollars " not every home needs retrofitting. sound from: glenn pomeroy - california earthquake authority" it's just homes before 1979 that is really bad and need to be checked " in berkeley gabe slate kron 4 news . ( marty ) ( marty )a big earthquake

hitting the bay area again is a matter of when, not if. people who study quakes are looking at ways for emergency personal to better respond to a quake. this new digital seismograph is an accele- rometer... which measures ground motion accereration. it's part of a network of 70- such machines in the bay area that transmits the data it collects back to u-s-g-s. it gathers information minutes after an earthquake strikes and uploads it to the shakes map tool. the warmer or hotter the color... the stronger the shaking was scientists say these

instruments will help create a clearer picture of the seismic activity affect... the next time a big one hits. ( marty )today is earth day... but bay area residents celebrated early on saturday. kron 4's michelle kingston was at san francisco's city hall... for the celebration. (mk)sam hodder, save the redwoods league ceo"it's about our shared obligation, our shared sense of the urgency of the healthy function of the natural world."hundreds gathered in the civic center plaza saturday afternoon to celebrate earth day leia lee, san francisco"it's amazing. good vibes all day."painting a mural ... listening to music ... and checking out some of the sustainable clothing and gifts for sale ... people here say today is all about remembering to protect our planet.jenna mackenzie, san francisco"take time to notice that you've got to take care of your earth."linda lewin, san francisco"it means a good day to pay attention to our mother earth and to preserve it for the coming generations."

eva eddington, san francisco"a day where people should take the time out and just respect the earth and not litter and kind of do commnity service." saturday's earth day celebration honored the save the redwoods league and their 100th anniversary -- inviting everyone to get out and enjoy the redwood forest -- which has been around for millions of years.today's event also focused on integrating green solutions into your every day life ... and remembering to keep our earth beautiful ... with organic cooking demos ... artists and non-profits dedicated to doing just that. nicola mccarthy, san francisco "earth day means to me celebrating this incredible gorgeous earth that i live on and that i love and adore and hope will be with us for a very long time." ( marty ) now take a look at this -- a family of geese were seen wandering on the westbound right shoulder of the bay bridge heading to treasure island. they received a c-h-p escort of several miles. and eventually, they safely made it to land thanks

to the c-h-p. coming up after the break... meet a bay area teenager who is doing good things for others with the help of his home computer. live look outside... san mateo bridge.

in the north bay... a marin teenager has successfully built a prosethetic arm for a man in romania. the 15-year-old developed it using his home computer and a 3-d printer. kron 4's charles the story. yeah, well new prostethic arms can be very expensive but this young man made a functioning arm in his bedroom and he

wants to make more.nats 15-year-old jaden ramos started tinkering with 3d printers when he was in 6th grade.soti like that you can design something and in a few hours hold it in your physical hand.late last year jaden heard about a man in romania who had lost his right arm below the elbow. the mans family had posted a request online hoping to find someone to build them a prostetic arm. looking for a challenge, jaden reached out to the family.sot he sent me the dimensions for the hand and i started figuring out how i was going to build it for him.ramos downloaded a blueprint for a generic prosthetic arm off the internet and began tweaking the design with 3d modeling software. soti would edit the base model so it would fit the man hand.the arm had to be the right size and strong enough to endure the wear and tear of daily use. the hand also needed to open and close for grasping objects. after 3 months of tinkering, this was the finished product. it features bendable joints with rubber bands and springs acting as tendons. jaden boxed it up and shipped it off to romania.sotand a couple weeks later he sent me pictures and videos of his dad using it.the man could grab a pot with the arm, drink a coke, sweep the floor. . . even pick up a bucket. jaden was thrilled.sotit was awesome. i was jumping up and

down. i was walking home with my friends and i started freaekin out. he got it and it's working perfectly.he says the biggest problem so far is finding people who need a prosthetic. he hopes by telling this story more people in need will reach out.sotit really feels good when your helping someone else.jaden says that after high school he might like to study engineering.in marin county, charles clifford kron 4 news. still ahead on the kron 4 weekend news... it's dubai like you've never seen it before. our travel expert dana rebman gives us an closeup at the majestic city. and it may surprise you. live look outside... san francisco international airport.

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will maintain dry conditions, and warm temperatures inland, through monday. cooler temperatures are expected by the middle of

the week as a low pressure system develops over the eastern pacific. this low may bring showers to the region next weekend.

when planning a vacation, sometimes you know exactly what you'll find when you arrive. but sometimes destinations can offer unexpected, surprises or extras you never imagined. travel enthusiast dana rebmann joins now.even when you've done your research, when it comes to traveling, sometimes you have to see a place, to believe it. dubai is one of those places. what most folks know of dubai involves glitzy skyscrapers, and there are plenty of those.. but dubai beginnings are rooted in fishing and pearl diving. traditional boats called abra transport visitors and locals alike across the creek, a saltwater estuary, from bur dubai, or old dubai to diera (dear-ah), where you'll find markets selling spices, teas, and an assortment of other goods. less than an hour from the almost nostalgic bustle of

dubai, the desert is a must-do when you visit. you can do it in as little as a half-day. there's all sorts of activities, from atvs, to camel rides, and sand- boarding. i went on a 4- wheel drive through desert dunes in the dubai desert conservation reserve with arabian adventures. that's a guide driving, not me, just to be clear. along with the obvious adrenaline boosts, keep your eyes open for wildlife. this is an african oryx (or-icks). they'll be times to stop and get out. afternoon trips come with the benefit of watching the sunset from the sand. don't come to dubai without your bathing suit and be sure to set time aside to put it to good use. the water is warm, the sand is soft. there's a fun beach culture here. on kite beach the kite surfers put on a show. at spots like le mar, you rent all sorts of beach toys to play with. and those infamous dubai skyscrapers, they're hard to miss, even from the beach. dubai boasts the world's tallest tower, the burj khalifa (burgh-kah-leaf-ah). more than 2-thousand, 7- hundred feet, (2,716.5 feet) and more than 160 stories. the observation deck on level 124 is the stopping point for most visitors. the elevators move almost 33 feet per second (10m/per second). right next to the burj khalifa is the dubai mall. with 1,200-plus shops and 150 restaurants, it's the world's largest mall, but if you don't like to shop, no worries. there's an aquarium, an olympic-sized ice rink, and then there's the dinosaur. the resident dinosaur, the

dubai dino stands in front of the cheesecake factory.thank you dana we'll be right back. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) ( marty ) nasa has released these stunning hubble space telescope images -- in celebration of the earth- orbiting observatory's 28th anniversary. for 28 years, the hubble has given us a detailed view of the universe. this latest offering is of lagoon nebula -- located four- thousand light-years away.

at the center -- is a young, giant star called herschel 36. it's 200-thousand times brighter than our sun -- but if you looked at it with binoculars, you would only see a smudge of light with a bright core.bright core.light with a (áábreakáá) right back.dana we'll be thank you factory.cheesecake factory. thank you dana we'll be right back. nasa has released these

stunning images from the hubble space telescope. it's all to celebrate of the earth- orbiting observatory's 28th anniversary. for 28 years, the hubble has given us a detailed view of the universe.

this latest offering is of lagoon nebula -- located four- thousand light-years away. at the center -- is a young, giant star called herschel 36. it's 200-thousand times brighter than our sun. ( marty ) the shoes worn by michael jackson when he performed his signature moonwalk for the first time on stage are up for auction. the king of pop wore the black loafers during rehearsals for the "motown 25" t-v special in 1983. g-w-s auctions will sell the florsheim imperial leather shoes at a live auction on may 26th. they estimate that the loafers will sell for around ten-thousand dollars. jackson's performance of "billie jean" for that "motown 25" special marked the debut of the backward sliding dance known as the moonwalk. ( dave )sunny and continued warm. a look at your forecast, next !

(sara) firefighters are investigating a house fire that has killed one. i'll have the details coming up in a live report. report.up in a live ( marty )( marty ) here is a live look at

the embarcadero. ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)high pressure over california will maintain dry conditions, and warm temperatures inland,

through monday. cooler temperatures are expected by the middle of the week as a low pressure system develops over the eastern pacific. this low may bring showers to the region next weekend. a big story we're following

this morning. one woman was killed in a three alarm fire in san francisco's sunset district. it started last night and forced some people from their homes. kron 4's sara stinson is live at the scene with the latest. sara? marty, the home here on 8th avenue is nearly burned down, you can see how charred it is behind me...sf firefighters worked for three hours to make sure nearby homes didn't burn down. and crews were mostly successful, there is signifigant damage to the immediate homes next door, but they are still standing.here is some cell phone video sent to us of the flames when the fire started before 10 last night.several buildings here evacuated as more than 100 firefighters were on scene battling the fire.crews contained the blaze before midnight and have been on fire watch ever since. the fire has destroyed one building, but had several units inside including 1806, 1808 and 1810.the s-f fire

department does not have an exact number of people displaced. those who evacuated have since returned to their homes here. the bay area red cross is assisting those who have been displaced. as you said we confirmed a woman died in this fire and a firefighter was injured during the response.the cause is still being investigated. live in san francisco, sara stinson, kron 4 news. thank you thank you sara ... we'll

check in with you througout the morning. ( marty ) breaking news this morning ... police have identified a person-of- interest in a deadly shooting at a tennessee restaurant overnight. nashville police are looking for 29- year-old travis reinking of illinois. witnesses say he was wearing nothing but a jacket when he opened fire at a waffle house in antioch, tennessee early this morning. four people were killed and

at least four were injured. witnesses say reinking took off the jacket when he fled into the nearby woods. ( marty ) in afghanistan, at least 57 people have been killed and 119 wounded in a suicide bombing at a voter registration center in kabul. that's according to the country's public health ministry. isis is claiming responsibility for the attack, but officials say the bombing is still under investigation. afghanistan's government is condemning the bombing, describing it as a terrorist attack. ( marty ) in berkeley... police are still looking for a suspect who sexually assaulted a teenage girl in broad day light.it happened thursday on the 1500 block of addison street. neighbors tell kron 4's hermela aregawi that the neighborhood is normally very safe. berkeley police are looking for a man that brutally attacked a high-school aged girl.they say the victim was walking down addison street thursday morning - when a stranger grabbed her from

behind, covered her mouth.. and raped her at gunpoint. yoshika ishii/berkeleywe heard like the guy with a gun, you know, it was 11 o'clock in the morning, it's not like at night or anything. and it was in the middle of a very safe neighborhood. just just so scary and so terriblesot lieutenant joe okies/berkeley police departmentthese crimes are unusual in berkeley and certainly ones that happen during the day time are very unusual, especially in residential neighborhoods, like the one where this took place people that have lived here for a long time - say it's almost unthinkable for something like this to happen in this neighborhood. and to their point saturday afternoon.. we found lots of people walking alone.. and children playing outside amongst themselves. residents

say.. that's how it usually is. yoshika ishii/berkeleyit's a family oriented place so lots of family with little kids. very very comfortable and safe neighborhood. it's very close to the university. (hermela aregawi)police tell me they are looking into surveillance footage that may have captured the attack. and they will have additional patrolling in the area. reporting in berkeley. hermela aregawi, kron 4 news. ( marty ) the san mateo county coroner's office held its first missing persons day event saturday. there are more than 500 missing and unidentified reports of missing people in san mateo county. some of those cases dating back to the 1950's. ( marty ) officials interviewed and took dna samples from family members looking for loved ones. missing persons days started over a decade ago and have gradually expanded across the ( marty )coming up on the kron

4 weekend news... the f-a-a is ordering all airlines to inspect engines similar to the one that killed a woman last week.... we'll have the new guidelines airlines must ( marty )plus... the warnings may seem endless... but they are important. the reason why experts say buying earthquake insurance... is something you want to think ( marty )and apple unveils it's second robot! we'll show you everything it can do -- right after the break

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has unveiled a robot that takes apart iphones. it's called daisy. daisy was created to disassemble iphones and recover valuable materials more efficiently. it can take up to 200 iphones apart in an hour. daisy is actually the second such robot created by apple. the first was named liam, launched in 20-16. the company says daisy is made from some of liam's parts. apple also

announced a giveback program that runs through april 30-th. the company will make a donation to the non-profit conservation international for every device turned into an apple store or apple-dot-com. . ( marty ) some lucky college interns will be able to put the pedal to the metal to score an internship of a lifetime. harley-davidson is paying eight lucky students to travel the country on a motorcycle and document their experiences on social media. the students will be taught to ride, paid for their 12 weeks of "work", and at the end, they get to keep their bikes. the students must be 18 years old. the interns will be selected by mid-may. ( dave )sunny and continued warm. a look at your forecast, next !

here's a live look at the embarcadero this morning.

toss to weather. (dave)high pressure over california will maintain dry conditions, and warm temperatures inland, through monday. cooler temperatures are expected by the middle of the week as a low pressure system develops over the eastern pacific. this low may bring showers to the region next weekend.

next weekend. ( marty ) the f-a-a is demanding inspections on hundreds of airline engines. this, in hopes of preventing another accident in the air. camila bernal has more on this new requirement. the federal aviation administration is giving airlines 20 days to check c-f-m-56-7-b engines... the type of engine engines... the c-f-m-56-7-b days to check airlines 20 days to check c-f-m-56-7-b engines... the c-f-m-56-7-b engines... the type of engine that failed and forced southwest airlines flight 13-80 to an emergency landing in philadelphia"all of a sudden the plane just never seen"the faa says 352 engines in the u.s. and 681 engines worldwide have to be checked by a certified mechanic-- all in hopes of preventing another tragedy."i thought, we all thought, it was going down, this is it. in fact the first thing that i did was start praying"the new faa directive

comes as investigators look into tuesday's southwest engine failure.it requires this type of engine, to be inspected after more than 30- thousand takeoffs and landings the engine manufacturer is also recommending that by the end of august, engines be inspected after going through 20-thousand takeoffs and landings.after the initial review, they recommend engines be checked every two years. "i was scared but i knew that i was going to be blessed.. i knew that my god was going to take care of me one way or another"in addition to the faa requirements, the airline also hoping to ease tensions southwest sent passengers on the flight a check for five thousand dollars --and a thousand dollar travel voucher in hopes that will restore confidence in the airline. im camila bernal, reporting. ( marty )workplace safety regulators are investigating two incidents at automaker tesla's factory in fremont. the center for investigative reporting uncovered a series of workplace injuries at tesla.

the center said it was investigating an incident that resulted in a 30-year-old subcontractor breaking his jaw. tesla officials say the center incorrectly counted injuries that occurred away from the factory. the automaker says the reporting also relied on unspecified inaccurate information. ( marty ) a man battling parkinson's disease made the long journey from mexico to the bay area for another chance at life. kron 4's vickie liviakis caught up with him as he hopes for stem cell treatment. we first did a story one year ago - former contra costa sheriff deputy john clark and his family - desperate to reverse the ravages of parkinson's disease. he can barely speak and shakes when he walks. after unsuccessful medical treatments for his progressing parkinson's, the clark family packed up and left their home in concord - for ensenada, mexico. there, john clark

is undergoing alternative treatments. it's a long shot, but it may be the only shot they have one of the most promising treatments is stem cell therapy - creating cells to replace the brain's dopamine producing cells that have been lost to parkinson's. it's experimental. and john clark knows he's taking a risk. success is measured in micro-steps. they're documenting john's journey as he goes. one small step at a time. ( marty ) that was kron 4's vickie liviakis reporting. ( marty )still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... the a's sean manea makes history against the red sox. j-r stone has the highlights in sports next. live look outside... richmond bridge come with us to a new world

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it was a historic night in oakland....the athletics playing host to the boston red sox. the pitcher nicknamed the samoan randy johnson... sean manaea...shut down the explosive red sox offense. top 8th... and manaea throws his 10th strikeout of the night...he now has a chance to pitch a no hitter. 9th inning... and history is made ...hanley ramirez grounds out to short...and sean manaea gets the no hitter on the red sox. this is the 12th no hitter in franchise

history...and the seventh no hitter in oakland history. final (3-0) athletics. oakland is back in action sunday...taking on the boston red sox. here is sean manaea on his big game...(sot) you can see it here manaea getting a pie in the face and water and gatorade dumped on his head. all about the celebration in oakland on saturday night. and the giants played saturday night as well...they traveled to anaheim to take on the angels. top second: no score.... bradon belt hits a fly ball to center field that mike trout has a chance at...but trout... can't hold on the ball...so

it's a two-run homerun to make the score (2-nothing) giants. bottom 6th...and here comes the angels...albert pujols hits a homerun...the fourth homerun of the game to push anaheim over san francisco ( 4- 2) top 9th.... with the game-tying run at first...joe panik grounds out to third for of the game. final: (4-3) angels. san francisco will play sunday in anaheim against the angels.we're now less than 24 hour away from warriors basketball. the dubs with a chance to close out their round 1 series against the san antonio spurs on sunday. the team practiced friday and saturday. they face off at 12:30 sunday in san antonio. they are up three to nothing against the spurs. no team in nba history has ever blown a three to nothing lead in a playoff series. if the team were to complete the sweep and beat the spurs sunday they would then have five days off. possibly six before their next game. that would give klay thompson time to rest his thumb, draymond green time to rest his shoulder, and shaun livingston time to rest his sprained ankle. and let's not forget about stephen curry. this is him warming up before game 2 of the series. he will not be in action sunday. in fact his knee won't be re- evaluated until next friday. that being said he did participate in a good portion of the team's practice on saturday. he is still not involved with the contact stuff but he's more and more involved every day. coach steve kerr talked about steph curry's condition.and that's sport's have a great sunday.

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look at the bay bridge. ( marty ) dave spahr has your forecast... (dave)high pressure over california will maintain dry conditions, and warm temperatures inland, through monday. cooler temperatures

are expected by the middle of the week as a low pressure system develops over the eastern pacific. this low may bring showers to the region next weekend. next weekend.

( marty )state officials have a message for bay area homeowners and renters. it's time to get earthquake insurance and get your home retrofitted before the next big quake. kron 4's gabe slate spoke with the california earthquake authority. sound from: glenn pomeroy - california earthquake authority "most homes out here are not prepared" glenn pomeroy, with the california earthquake authority, says a lot of californians do not understand earthquake insurance. sound from: glenn pomeroy - california earthquake authority "people think gov will bail them out"the only way to get earthquake coverage is to buy a separate policy. glenn pomeroy says because the california earthquake

authority was created by the california legislature and is a non for profit insurance provider they offer safe reliable affordable policies. and not just for homeowners glenn says renters should have earthquake insurance also which can run as low as $150 a year.sound from: glenn pomeroy - california earthquake authority"it's very cheap and we know the big one is coming " glenn pomeroy says if you retrofit your house you save 20% on earthquake insurance. sound from: glenn pomeroy - california earthquake authority " if not retrofitted like pulling rug from under someone, so easy to retrofit for a few thousand dollars " not every home needs retrofitting. sound from: glenn pomeroy - california earthquake authority" it's just homes before 1979 that is really bad and need to be checked " in berkeley gabe slate kron 4 news .

( marty ) ( marty )a big earthquake hitting the bay area again is a matter of when, not if. people who study quakes are looking at ways for emergency personal to better respond to a quake. this new digital seismograph is an accele- rometer... which measures ground motion accereration. it's part of a network of 70- such machines in the bay area that transmits the data it collects back to u-s-g-s. it gathers information minutes after an earthquake strikes and uploads it to the shakes map tool. the warmer or hotter the color... the stronger the shaking was felt.

scientists say these instruments will help create a clearer picture of the seismic activity affect... the next time a big one hits. ( marty )today is earth day... but bay area residents celebrated early on saturday. kron 4's michelle kingston was at san francisco's city hall... for the celebration. (mk)sam hodder, save the redwoods league ceo"it's about our shared obligation, our shared sense of the urgency of the healthy function of the natural world."hundreds gathered in the civic center plaza saturday afternoon to celebrate earth day leia lee, san francisco"it's amazing. good vibes all day."painting a mural ... listening to music ... and checking out some of the sustainable clothing and gifts for sale ... people here say today is all about remembering to protect our planet.jenna mackenzie, san francisco"take time to notice that you've got to take care of your earth."linda lewin, san francisco"it means a good day to pay attention to our mother earth and to preserve it for the coming generations."

eva eddington, san francisco"a day where people should take the time out and just respect the earth and not litter and kind of do commnity service." saturday's earth day celebration honored the save the redwoods league and their 100th anniversary -- inviting everyone to get out and enjoy the redwood forest -- which has been around for millions of years.today's event also focused on integrating green solutions into your every day life ... and remembering to keep our earth beautiful ... with organic cooking demos ... artists and non-profits dedicated to doing just that. nicola mccarthy, san francisco "earth day means to me celebrating this incredible gorgeous earth that i live on and that i love and adore and hope will be with us for a very long time." ( marty ) now take a look at this -- a family of geese were seen wandering on the westbound right shoulder of the bay bridge heading to treasure island. they received a c-h-p escort of several miles. and eventually, they

safely made it to land thanks to the c-h-p. coming up after the break... meet a bay area teenager who is doing good things for others with the help of his home computer. live look outside... san mateo bridge.

( marty )in the north bay... a marin teenager has successfully built a prosethetic arm for a man in romania. the 15-year-old developed it using his home computer and a 3-d printer. kron 4's charles the story. yeah, well new prostethic arms can be very expensive but this young man made a functioning arm in his bedroom and he wants to make more.nats

15-year-old jaden ramos started tinkering with 3d printers when he was in 6th grade.soti like that you can design something and in a few hours hold it in your physical hand.late last year jaden heard about a man in romania who had lost his right arm below the elbow. the mans family had posted a request online hoping to find someone to build them a prostetic arm. looking for a challenge, jaden reached out to the family.sot he sent me the dimensions for the hand and i started figuring out how i was going to build it for him.ramos downloaded a blueprint for a generic prosthetic arm off the internet and began tweaking the design with 3d modeling software. soti would edit the base model so it would fit the man hand.the arm had to be the right size and strong enough to endure the wear and tear of daily use. the hand also needed to open and close for grasping objects. after 3 months of tinkering, this was the finished product. it features bendable joints with rubber bands and springs acting as tendons. jaden boxed it up and shipped it off to romania.sotand a couple weeks later he sent me pictures and videos of his dad using it.the man could grab a pot with the arm, drink a coke, sweep the floor. . . even pick up a bucket. jaden was thrilled.sotit was awesome. i was jumping up and

down. i was walking home with my friends and i started freaekin out. he got it and it's working perfectly.he says the biggest problem so far is finding people who need a prosthetic. he hopes by telling this story more people in need will reach out.sotit really feels good when your helping someone else.jaden says that after high school he might like to study engineering.in marin county, charles clifford kron 4 news. still ahead on the kron 4 weekend news... it's dubai like you've never seen it before. our travel expert dana rebman gives us an closeup at the majestic city. and it may surprise you. live look outside... san francisco international airport. ♪ happiness is powerful flea and tick protection

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california will maintain dry conditions, and warm temperatures inland, through monday. cooler temperatures are expected by the middle of the week as a low pressure system develops over the eastern pacific. this low may bring showers to the region next weekend.

when planning a vacation,

sometimes you know exactly what you'll find when you arrive. but sometimes destinations can offer unexpected, surprises or extras you never imagined. travel enthusiast dana rebmann joins now.even when you've done your research, when it comes to traveling, sometimes you have to see a place, to believe it. dubai is one of those places. what most folks know of dubai involves glitzy skyscrapers, and there are plenty of those.. but dubai beginnings are rooted in fishing and pearl diving. traditional boats called abra transport visitors and locals alike across the creek, a saltwater estuary, from bur dubai, or old dubai to diera (dear-ah), where you'll find markets selling spices, teas, and an

assortment of other goods. less than an hour from the almost nostalgic bustle of dubai, the desert is a must-do when you visit. you can do it in as little as a half-day. there's all sorts of activities, from atvs, to camel rides, and sand- boarding. i went on a 4- wheel drive through desert dunes in the dubai desert conservation reserve with arabian adventures. that's a guide driving, not me, just to be clear. along with the obvious adrenaline boosts, keep your eyes open for wildlife. this is an african oryx (or-icks). they'll be times to stop and get out. afternoon trips come with the benefit of watching the sunset from the sand. don't come to dubai without your bathing suit and

be sure to set time aside to put it to good use. the water is warm, the sand is soft. there's a fun beach culture here. on kite beach the kite surfers put on a show. at spots like le mar, you rent all sorts of beach toys to play with. and those infamous dubai skyscrapers, they're hard to miss, even from the beach. dubai boasts the world's tallest tower, the burj khalifa (burgh-kah-leaf-ah). more than 2-thousand, 7- hundred feet, (2,716.5 feet) and more than 160 stories. the observation deck on level 124 is the stopping point for most visitors. the elevators move almost 33 feet per second (10m/per second). right next to the burj khalifa is the dubai mall. with

1,200-plus shops and 150 restaurants, it's the world's largest mall, but if you don't like to shop, no worries. there's an aquarium, an olympic-sized ice rink, and then there's ice rink, and olympic-sized aquarium, an there's an worries. shop, no worries. there's an worries. there's an aquarium, an there's an aquarium, an olympic-sized aquarium, an there's an worries. there's an

worries. there's an aquarium, an olympic-sized ice rink, and then there's the dinosaur. the resident dinosaur, the dubai dino stands in front of the cheesecake factory.thank you dana we'll be right back.

( marty ) nasa has released these stunning images from the hubble space telescope. it's all to celebrate the earth-orbiting observatory's 28th anniversary. the hubble has been giving us a detailed view of the universe. and this latest offering is of lagoon nebula -- located four- thousand light-years away. at the center -- is a young, giant star called herschel 36.

it's 200-thousand times brighter ( marty ) in the small town of rockford, michigan ... jay and kateri schwandt are celebrating the birth of their new son, finley finley is the couple's fourteenth boy. the family is used to the spotlight -- reporters have been covering their expanding family for years and in june, they'll be the focus of a documentary on the lifetime network. but the schwandts insists that, despite their size, they are just a normal family. ( marty ) the shoes worn by michael jackson when he performed his signature moonwalk for the first time on stage are up for auction. the king of pop wore the black loafers during rehearsals for the "motown 25" t-v special in 1983. g-w-s auctions will sell the florsheim imperial leather shoes at a live auction on may 26th. they estimate that the loafers will sell for around ten-thousand dollars. jackson's performance of "billie jean" for that "motown 25" special

marked the debut of the backward sliding dance known as the moonwalk. ( dave )sunny and continued warm. a look at your forecast, next ! (sara) firefighters are investigating a house fire that has killed one. i'll have the details coming up in a live report. so what's it going to be?

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the embarcadero. ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather.

(dave)high pressure over california will maintain dry conditions, and warm temperatures inland, through monday. cooler temperatures are expected by the middle of the week as a low pressure system develops over the eastern pacific. this low may bring showers to the region next weekend.

a big story we're following this morning. one woman was killed in a three alarm fire in san francisco's sunset district. it started last night and forced some people from their homes. kron 4's sara stinson is live at the scene with the latest. sara? marty, sf fire is on the scene right now investigating...the owner of the building is here reviewing the extensive damage...as his property is completely destroyed.next door neighbors have some water and fire damage as well. it's an emotional scene here as people can finally see just how bad this fire was..,.the fire started before 10 last night. several buildings here

evacuated as more than 100 firefighters were on scene battling the fire..crews contained the blaze before midnight and have been on fire watch ever since. the fire has destroyed one building, but had several units inside including 1806, 1808 and 1810. the s-f fire department says at least three people have been displaced..two of those people are out of the country right now.those who evacuated have since returned to their homes here. i spoke to a man who lives right across the street, he says he's devastated as he knew the woman who died.(sara)the bay area red

cross is assisting those who have been displaced. the cause is still being investigated. live in san francisco, sara stinson, kron 4 news. thank you sara ... we'll thank you sara ... we'll check in with you througout the morning. ( marty ) breaking news this morning ... police have identified a person-of- interest in a deadly shooting at a tennessee restaurant overnight. nashville police are looking for 29- year-old travis reinking of illinois. witnesses say he was wearing nothing but a jacket when he opened fire at a waffle house in antioch, tennessee early this morning. four people were killed and at least four were injured. witnesses say reinking took off the jacket when he fled into the nearby woods. ( marty ) in afghanistan, at

least 57 people have been killed and 119 wounded in a suicide bombing at a voter registration center in kabul. that's according to the country's public health ministry. isis is claiming responsibility for the attack, but officials say the bombing is still under investigation. afghanistan's government is condemning the bombing, describing it as a terrorist attack. ( marty ) in berkeley... police are still looking for a suspect who sexually assaulted a teenage girl in broad day light.it happened thursday on the 1500 block of addison street. neighbors tell kron 4's hermela aregawi that the neighborhood is normally very safe. berkeley police are looking for a man that brutally attacked a high-school aged girl.they say the victim was walking down addison street thursday morning - when a

stranger grabbed her from behind, covered her mouth.. and raped her at gunpoint. yoshika ishii/berkeleywe heard like the guy with a gun, you know, it was 11 o'clock in the morning, it's not like at night or anything. and it was in the middle of a very safe neighborhood. just just so scary and so terriblesot lieutenant joe okies/berkeley police departmentthese crimes are unusual in berkeley and certainly ones that happen during the day time are very unusual, especially in residential neighborhoods, like the one where this took place people that have lived here for a long time - say it's almost unthinkable for something like this to happen in this neighborhood. and to their point saturday afternoon.. we found lots of people walking alone.. and children playing outside amongst themselves. residents say.. that's how it usually is. yoshika ishii/berkeleyit's a family oriented place so lots of family with little kids. very very comfortable and safe neighborhood. it's very close to the university. (hermela aregawi)police tell me they are looking into surveillance footage that may have captured the attack. and they will have additional patrolling in the area. reporting in berkeley. hermela aregawi, kron 4 news.

( marty ) the san mateo county coroner's office held its first missing persons day event saturday. there are more than 500 missing and unidentified reports of missing people in san mateo county. some of those cases dating back to the 1950's. ( marty ) officials interviewed and took dna samples from family members looking for loved ones. missing persons days started over a decade ago and have gradually expanded across the ( marty )coming up on the kron 4 weekend news... the f-a-a is ordering all airlines to inspect engines similar to the one that killed a woman last week.... we'll have the new

guidelines airlines must follow. ( marty )plus... the warnings may seem endless... but they are important. the reason why experts say buying earthquake insurance... is something you want to think ( marty )and apple unveils it's second robot! we'll show you everything it can do -- right after the break (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) the savings are in full bloom at ross. if you're looking for an incredible selection of the brands you love, this season's newest trends for a fraction of what you'd pay at department stores, ♪ you gotta go to ross by living off the grid. completely. or... just set the washing machine to cold. do your thing. with energy upgrade california.

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has unveiled a robot that takes apart iphones. it's called daisy. daisy was created to disassemble iphones and recover valuable materials more efficiently. it can take up to 200 iphones apart in an hour. daisy is actually the second such robot created by apple. the first was named liam, launched in 20-16. the company says daisy is made from some of liam's parts. apple also announced a giveback program that runs through april 30-th. the company will make a donation to the non-profit conservation international for every device turned into an apple store or apple- ( marty ) some lucky

college interns will be able to put the pedal to the metal to score an internship of a lifetime. harley-davidson is paying eight lucky students to travel the country on a motorcycle and document their experiences on social media. the students will be taught to ride, paid for their 12 weeks of "work", and at the end, they get to keep their bikes. the students must be 18 years old. the interns will be selected by mid-may. ( dave )sunny and continued at your forecast, next !

( marty ) here's a live look at the embarcadero this morning. toss to weather. (dave)high pressure over california will maintain dry

conditions, and warm temperatures inland, through monday. cooler temperatures are expected by the middle of the week as a low pressure system develops over the eastern pacific. this low may bring showers to the region next weekend.

( marty ) the f-a-a is demanding

inspections on hundreds of airline engines. this, in hopes of preventing another accident in the air. camila bernal has more on this requirement. the federal aviation administration is giving airlines 20 days to check c-f-m-56-7-b engines... the type of engine that failed and forced southwest airlines flight 13-80 to an emergency landing in philadelphia"all of a sudden the plane just dropped like i've never seen" the faa says 352 engines in the u.s. and 681 engines worldwide have to be checked by a certified mechanic-- all in hopes of preventing another tragedy."i thought, we all thought, it was going down, this is it. in fact the first thing that i did was start praying"the new faa directive comes as investigators look into tuesday's southwest

engine failure.it requires this type of engine, to be inspected after more than 30- thousand takeoffs and landings the engine manufacturer is also recommending that by the end of august, engines be inspected after going through 20-thousand takeoffs and landings.after the initial review, they recommend engines be checked every two years. "i was scared but i knew that i was going to be blessed.. i knew that my god was going to take care of me one way or another"in addition to the faa requirements, the airline also hoping to ease tensions southwest sent passengers on the flight a check for five thousand dollars --and a thousand dollar travel voucher in hopes that will restore confidence in the airline. im camila bernal, reporting. ( marty ) workplace safety regulators are investigating two incidents at automaker tesla's factory in fremont. the center for investigative reporting uncovered a series of workplace injuries at tesla. the center said it was investigating an incident that resulted in a 30-year-old subcontractor breaking his jaw.

tesla officials say the center incorrectly counted injuries that occurred away from the factory. the automaker says the reporting also relied on unspecified inaccurate information. ( marty ) a man battling parkinson's disease made the long journey from mexico to the bay area for another chance at life. kron 4's vickie liviakis caught up with him as he hopes for stem cell treatment. we first did a story one year ago - former contra costa sheriff deputy john clark and his family - desperate to reverse the ravages of parkinson's disease. he can barely speak and shakes when he walks. after unsuccessful medical treatments for his progressing parkinson's, the clark family packed up and left their home in concord - for ensenada, mexico. there, john clark is undergoing alternative

treatments. it's a long shot, but it may be the only shot they have one of the most promising treatments is stem cell therapy - creating cells to replace the brain's dopamine producing cells that have been lost to parkinson's. it's experimental. and john clark knows he's taking a risk. success is measured in micro-steps. they're documenting john's journey as he goes. one small step at a time. ( marty ) that was kron 4's vickie liviakis reporting. ( marty )still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... the a's sean manea makes history against the red sox. j-r stone has the highlights in sports next. live look outside... richmond bridge

it was a historic night in oakland....the athletics playing host to the boston red sox. the pitcher nicknamed the samoan randy johnson... sean manaea...shut down the explosive red sox offense. top 8th... and manaea throws his 10th strikeout of the night...he now has a chance to pitch a no hitter. 9th inning... and history is made ...hanley ramirez grounds out to short...and sean manaea gets the no hitter on the red sox. this is the 12th no hitter in franchise history...and the seventh no hitter in oakland history. final (3-0) athletics. oakland is back in action sunday...taking on the boston red sox. here is sean

manaea on his big game...(sot) you can see it here manaea getting a pie in the face and water and gatorade dumped on his head. all about the celebration in oakland on saturday night. and the giants played saturday night as well...they traveled to anaheim to take on the angels. top second: no score.... bradon belt hits a fly ball to center field that mike trout has a chance at...but trout... can't hold on the ball...so it's a two-run homerun to make the score (2-nothing) giants. bottom 6th...and here comes the angels...albert pujols hits a homerun...the fourth homerun of the game to push anaheim over san francisco ( 4- 2) top 9th.... with the game-tying run at first...joe panik grounds out to third for the final out of the game.

final: (4-3) angels. san francisco will play sunday in anaheim against the angels. we're now less than 24 hour away from warriors basketball. the dubs with a chance to close out their round 1 series against the san antonio spurs on sunday. the team practiced friday and saturday. they face off at 12:30 sunday in san antonio. they are up three to nothing against the spurs. no team in nba history has ever blown a three to nothing lead in a playoff series. if the team were to complete the sweep and beat the spurs sunday they would then have five days off. possibly six before their next game. that would give klay thompson time to rest his thumb, draymond green time to rest his shoulder, and shaun livingston time to rest his sprained ankle. and let's not forget about stephen curry. this is him warming up before game 2 of the series. he will not be in action sunday. in fact his knee won't be re- evaluated until next friday. that being said he did participate in a good portion of the team's practice on saturday. he is still not the contact stuff but he's more and more involved every day. coach steve kerr talked about steph curry's condition.and that's sport's have a great sunday.

live look outside... golden gate bridge..

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. ( marty ) here's a live

look at the bay bridge. ( marty ) dave spahr has your forecast... (dave)high pressure over california will maintain dry conditions, and warm temperatures inland, through monday. cooler temperatures

are expected by the middle of the week as a low pressure system develops over the eastern pacific. this low may bring showers to the region next weekend. ( marty )state officials have a message for bay area homeowners and renters. it's time to get earthquake

insurance and get your home retrofitted before the next big quake. kron 4's gabe slate spoke with the california earthquake authority. sound from: glenn pomeroy - california earthquake authority "most homes out here are not prepared" glenn pomeroy, with the california earthquake authority, says a lot of californians do not understand earthquake insurance. sound from: glenn pomeroy - california earthquake authority "people think gov will bail them out"the only way to get earthquake coverage is to buy a separate policy. glenn pomeroy says because the california earthquake authority was created by the california legislature and is a non for profit insurance provider they offer safe reliable affordable policies. and not just for homeowners glenn says renters should have

earthquake insurance also which can run as low as $150 a year.sound from: glenn pomeroy - california earthquake authority"it's very cheap and we know the big one is coming " glenn pomeroy says if you retrofit your house you save 20% on earthquake insurance. sound from: glenn pomeroy - california earthquake authority " if not retrofitted like pulling rug from under someone, so easy to retrofit for a few thousand dollars " not every home needs retrofitting. sound from: glenn pomeroy - california earthquake authority" it's just homes before 1979 that is really bad and need to be checked " in berkeley gabe slate kron 4 news .

( marty ) a big earthquake hitting the bay area again is a matter of when, not if. people who study quakes are looking at ways for emergency personal to better respond to a quake. this new digital seismograph is an accele-rometer... which measures ground motion accereration. it's part of a network of 70- such machines in the bay area that transmits the data it collects back to u-s-g-s. it gathers information minutes after an earthquake strikes and uploads it to the shakes map tool. the warmer or hotter the color... the stronger the shaking was felt. scientists say scientists say these instruments will help create a clearer picture of the seismic activity affect... the next time a big one hits. ( marty )today is earth day...

but bay area residents celebrated early on saturday. kron 4's michelle kingston was at san francisco's city hall... for the celebration. (mk)sam hodder, save the redwoods league ceo"it's about our shared obligation, our shared sense of the urgency of the healthy function of the natural world."hundreds gathered in the civic center plaza saturday afternoon to celebrate earth day leia lee, san francisco"it's amazing. good vibes all day."painting a mural ... listening to music ... and checking out some of the sustainable clothing and gifts for sale ... people here say today is all about remembering to protect our planet.jenna mackenzie, san francisco"take time to notice that you've got to take care of your earth."linda lewin, san francisco"it means a good day to pay attention to our mother earth and to preserve it for the coming generations." eva eddington, san francisco"a day where people should take the time out and just respect the earth and not litter and kind of do commnity service." saturday's earth day celebration honored the save the redwoods league and their 100th anniversary -- inviting everyone to get out and enjoy the redwood forest -- which has been around for millions

of years.today's event also focused on integrating green solutions into your every day life ... and remembering to keep our earth beautiful ... with organic cooking demos ... artists and non-profits dedicated to doing just that. nicola mccarthy, san francisco "earth day means to me celebrating this incredible gorgeous earth that i live on and that i love and adore and hope will be with us for a very long time." ( marty ) now take a look at this -- a family of geese were seen wandering on the westbound right shoulder of the bay bridge heading to treasure island. they received a c-h-p escort of several miles. and eventually, they safely made it to land thanks to the c-h-p. coming up after the break... meet a bay area teenager who

is doing good things for others with the help of his home computer. live look outside... san mateo bridge. (ácommercialá) ( marty )in the north bay...

a marin teenager has successfully built a prosethetic arm for a man in romania. the 15-year-old developed it using his home computer and a 3-d printer. kron 4's charles clifford has the story. yeah, well new prostethic arms can be very expensive but this young man made a functioning arm in his bedroom and he wants to make more.nats 15-year-old jaden ramos started tinkering with 3d printers when he was in 6th grade.soti like that you can design something and in a few

hours hold it in your physical hand.late last year jaden heard about a man in romania who had lost his right arm below the elbow. the mans family had posted a request online hoping to find someone to build them a prostetic arm. looking for a challenge, jaden reached out to the family.sot he sent me the dimensions for the hand and i started figuring out how i was going to build it for him.ramos downloaded a blueprint for a generic prosthetic arm off the internet and began tweaking the design with 3d modeling software. soti would edit the base model so it would fit the man hand.the arm had to be the right size and strong enough to endure the wear and tear of daily use. the hand also

needed to open and close for grasping objects. after 3 months of tinkering, this was the finished product. it bendable joints with rubber bands and springs acting as tendons. jaden boxed it up and shipped it off to romania. sotand a couple weeks later he sent me pictures and videos of his dad using it.the man could grab a pot with the arm, drink a coke, sweep the floor. . . even pick up a bucket. thrilled.sotit was awesome. i was jumping up and down. i was with my friends and i started freaekin out. he got it and it's working perfectly.he says the biggest problem so far is finding people who need hopes by telling this story more will reach out.sotit really feels good when your helping someone else. still ahead on the kron 4 weekend news... it's dubai like you've never seen it before. our travel expert dana rebman gives us an closeup look at the majestic city. and what you see may surprise you. live look outside... san francisco international airport. (dave)high pressure over

california will maintain dry conditions, and warm temperatures inland, through

monday. cooler temperatures are expected by the middle of the week as a low pressure system develops over the eastern pacific. this low may bring showers to the region next weekend. next weekend. the region next weekend.

when planning a vacation, sometimes you know exactly what you'll find when you arrive. but sometimes destinations can offer unexpected, surprises or extras you never imagined. travel enthusiast dana rebmann joins now.even when you've done your research, when it comes to traveling, sometimes you have to see a place, to believe it. dubai is one of those places. what most folks know of dubai involves glitzy skyscrapers, and there are plenty of those.. but dubai beginnings are rooted in fishing and pearl diving. traditional boats called abra transport visitors and locals alike across the creek, a saltwater estuary, from bur dubai, or old dubai to diera (dear-ah), where you'll find markets selling spices, teas, and an assortment of other goods. less than an hour from the almost nostalgic bustle of dubai, the desert is a must-do when you visit. you can do it in as little as a half-day. there's all sorts of

activities, from atvs, to camel rides, and sand- boarding. i went on a 4- wheel drive through desert dunes in the dubai desert conservation reserve with arabian adventures. that's a guide driving, not me, just to be clear. along with the obvious adrenaline boosts, keep your eyes open for wildlife. this is an african oryx (or-icks). they'll be times to stop and get out. afternoon trips come with the benefit of watching the sunset from the sand. don't come to dubai without your bathing suit and be sure to set time aside to put it to good use. the water is warm, the sand is soft. there's a fun beach culture here. on kite beach the kite surfers put on a show. at spots like le mar, you rent all sorts of beach toys to play with. and those infamous dubai skyscrapers, they're hard to miss, even from the beach. dubai boasts the world's tallest tower, the burj khalifa (burgh-kah-leaf-ah). more than 2-thousand, 7- hundred feet, (2,716.5 feet) and more than (2,716.5 feet) hundred feet, thousand, 7- hundred feet, (2,716.5 feet) and more than 160 stories. the 160 stories. the observation the 160 stories. and more

than (2,716.5 feet) hundred feet, thousand, 7- more than 2-kah-leaf-ah). more than 2- thousand, 7-hundred feet,

(2,716.5 feet) and more than 160 stories. the observation deck on level 124 is the stopping point for most visitors. the elevators move almost 33 feet per second (10m/per second). right next to the burj khalifa is the dubai mall. with 1,200- plus shops and 150 restaurants, it's the world's largest mall, but if you don't like to shop, no worries. there's an aquarium, an olympic-sized ice rink, and then there's the dinosaur. the resident dinosaur, the dubai dino stands in front of the cheesecake factory.thank you dana we'll be right back. dana we'll be right back.

( marty ) nasa has released some stunning images from the hubble space telescope. it's all to celebrate the earth-orbiting observatory's 28th anniversary. the hubble has given us a detailed view of the universe. and this latest offering is of lagoon nebula -- located four-thousand light-years away. at the center -- is a young, giant star called

herschel 36.it's 200-thousand times brighter than our sun. ( marty ) the shoes worn by michael jackson when he performed his signature moonwalk for the first time on stage are up for auction. the king of pop wore the black loafers during rehearsals for the "motown 25" t-v special in 1983. g-w-s auctions will sell the florsheim imperial leather shoes at a live auction on may 26th. they estimate that the loafers will sell for around ten-thousand dollars. jackson's performance of "billie jean" for that "motown 25" special marked the debut of the backward sliding dance known as the ( marty )( marty ) the security around the plot of the new "avengers: infinity war" movie-- is so tight, not even some of the actors know what happens. the directors say they've given several actors fake scripts to avoid any leaks. tom "spider-man" holland, has revealed spoilers in the past. this time, directors say no one in the

cast has seen the entire real script. they'll find out monday at the world premiere... the rest of us can see for ourselves on april 27th. adlib seven day. thats kron 4 news weekend thats kron 4 thats kron 4 news weekend for this saturday morning... i'm marty gonzalez. from all of us thanks for watching. join us for kron4 news weekend tomorrow morning starting at 8 o'clock ... and tonight for kron 4 news at eight. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá)

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