interstate 80 -- turned into a huge mess for commuters. first the overnight project ran late -- then when crews finally opened the area back up -- three motorcycles crashed. good evening i'm vicki liviakis.(catherine) and i'm catherine heenan in for grant lodes.the overnight closures are expected to continue in the richmond area through november.(vicki) kron4's dan kerman joins us live....dan -- day one off to a bad start --- what is caltrans saying tonight?... (catherine)(catherine) police have released new

officer body-camera video from the las vegas massacre. videos made public today show two officers entering a 32nd-floor hotel room where stephen paddock unleashed gunfire on a concert last october. police say he killed 58 people and injured hundreds more before killing himself as authorities closed in. the video - just a sample of hundreds of hours of recordings - which police say

don't answer 'why' paddock opened fire. more video and 9-1-1 calls will be released in coming months. the sheriff's department says it's a long process... and they're concerned about the effect it could have on victims' families. (vicki) the shock still hasn't worn off for an east bay family who lost a fortune in a home burglary. kron four's philippe djegal reports from hayward... where a victim explains how 100- thousand dollars worth of cash and jewelry were stolen from her house. (philippe)najia/burglary victim- "they broke in this sliding door, glass -- it's a double pained window." room by room... najia (nah- gee-uh) retraces the steps of the burglars who ransacked her home.najia/burglary victim- "they came upstairs." two weeks ago on monday april 16th... najia says she and her husband returned to their home on the south side of hayward... only to find the drawers wide open and a lifetime worth of cash, electronics and jewelry missing.najia/burglary victim- "about a $100,000." najia

says she called the police immediately and filed a report. the burglary happened sometime between 830 in the morning and six at night that day. a crime scene technician showed up and documented the evidence. najia/burglary victim- "i keep asking why it happened. um, why me, you know, i'm a good person. i always help poor people. uh, so, its very difficult to come in terms with this." police say this case, right now, doesn't appear to be related to any others. najia believes it's possible the burglars are trying to sell her stolen items at gold stores and pawn shops.najia/burglary victim- "they're not going out of the country to sell these things. you know, there's few shops. and, if there's a system, an email system that like you shoot an email to 50 shops that hey you know, alert those people -- its very easy. you know, it's very easy to catch those people." the hayward police department says a detective has been assigned to this case. right now, investigators don't have any information to release on any possible suspects. in hayward, philippe djegal, kron four news. (vicki) new video tonight showing a violent laptop robbery in berkeley. you

can see a struggle between the two suspects and two witnesses who tried to stop the robbery. this happened on monday at cafe strada on college avenue. police say a man stole a laptop from someone inside. two witnesses tried to stop the man... and hold him until police got there. that's when a get-away car drove up and the driver assaulted one of the witnesses. both suspects then got in the car and drove off. police are still looking for the men tonight. cafe strada has been targeted by thieves before. in february... police arrested 6 people during an undercover sting. (catherine) a big story we're following tonight-- the first death in the e-coli outbreak tied to romaine lettuce.has been reported. and the victim is from california. 121 other people in 25 states have been sickened. 14 of them suffered kidney failure. the e-coli outbreak has been tied to romaine lettuce grown in yuma, arizona... an area that provides most of the

romaine sold in the u-s during the winter. coming up at 5:30 tonight-- we'll talk live with an expert about what you need to do to stay safe. (vicki) we've seen walkouts at schools across the nation in recent weeks as students call for an end to gun violence in the wake of the massacre at parkland, florida. today, more walkouts. but this time students are standing up for the 2nd amendment and gun rights. kron for's rob fladeboe joins us now live from san jose -- where a walkout was planned today -- rob? (rob live) i'm here at the downtown college prep alum rock high school where students were said to be participating in this show of support for the second amendment. but it didn't happen. there was no walkout and there was never going to be one. in a statement issued late today, a school administrator said it was a scurrilous rumor. (vo) but we know that several schools around the country did indeed partcipatein the protest by walking out of school ,similar to the walkout protests we saw last month after the massacre

at a school in parkland, florida. this is video from a school in tigard, oregon, where students walkout outas a way to push back against calls for tougher gun laws. let's hear from one student now. (rob live) here in the bay area...we know that there were walkouts at at least three schools. about a hundred students took part at california high in san ramon. others include college park in peasant hill and montogomery high in santa rosa. but again, no pro gun rally and no walkout here at downtown collegeprep. live in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news

(vicki) a southwest flight makes an emergency landing after a window cracked mid-air. take a look at these images showing the window. the flight from chicago to newark was diverted to cleveland when the window cracked. passengers say they heard a loud noise when it happened. the plane landed safely and nobody was injured. southwest says they are inspecting the plane to figure out what happened. this comes two weeks after a southwest plane made an emergency landing in philadelphia after an engine explosion and a blown out window. a woman who was partly sucked out of that window was killed. (catherine) you might remember the july incident at s-f-o when an air canada plane almost landed on

the wrong spot... in this video you can see its lights....as it comes in for a landing before the pilots realize the mistake.. the video has just been released by the national transportation safety board...we'll show it to you more than once. the plane comes dangerously close to a taxi-way where there were four fully loaded jets... the air canada airliner then suddenly swoops upward...when the pilots saw they were 'not' looking at their runway. the f-a-a, meantime - has determined that three of five close calls in the last 16 months at s-f-o have been because of pilot error. including incidents where planes lined up for the wrong runways or taxi-ways. (anchor1) taking a live look outside-- the golden gate bridge. (anchor 2) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: high pressure

brought sunshine and warm temperatures to the bay area today. low clouds and fog lingered at the coast to keep temperatures much cooler and in the 50s and 60s. it is breezy again tonight especially near the coast. low clouds and fog will begin to move back into the bay and coast tonight and we could even see some coastal drizzle. doppler radar is showing a few more showers over the sierra and even a couple of snowflakes over the highest peaks. on the satellite you can see the low pressure center moving futher east while high pressure builds along the coast. temperatures will be similar again tomorrow with highs in the 60s and 70s around the bay, 70s and sunny inland, and patchy fog and 50s and 60s at the coast. friday will be tgeh warmest day of the week with some highs moving into the 80s in the warmest locations inland. it will begin to cool this weekend with a few more clouds, but it will stay dry and warmer into next week. (vicki) coming up...

parents are up in arms over the sex ed curriculum at an east bay school. we'll explain why they want the classroom materials changed. (catherine) also -- dirty nail salons could result in dangerous infections. details on what you need to do to make sure your trip to the salon-- doesn't lead into a doctor's visit. (vicki) and after the break... the bay area is becoming even more crowded. we'll tell you where most people are moving-- and why.

if you think bay area freeways have become more crowded ... the state finance department may have an explanation. its annual report estimates that nearly 60=thousand new residents moved here in the last year. and three quarters of them moved into the east and south bay. santa clara county gained the most residents ... 19=thousand in all.alameda and contra costa were next.san francisco found room to add almost a thousand new residents last year.in the north bay, napa and sonoma counties recorded population declines..the steepest drop was in the

unincorporated parts of both counties,.that's where thousands of homes were lost in the wine country fires. santa clara was not only the top county .. the city of santa clara gained the most residents among smaller towns ... eleven people moving there every day.also on the list: dublin and newark in alameda county and brentwood in the far eastern part of contra costa county. (catherine) tonigth at six - we'll talk to dublin's mayor about why his city is attracting new residents. (vicki ) as catherine mentioned...one of the fastest growing cities in the state is newark in alameda county. kron4's maureen kelly went there to find out why. (maureen)i'm standing in the middle of one of the reasons that newark made this list in the first place.it's one of several developments being built in an area called bayside newarkthe city's deputy community development director is holding up the plan for this area.....you can see how it's been carved up into several sections... it

has several communities in it in total 2500 homes were approved and just now you're seeing those homes are being built and occupied quickly and at least from what we've heard from the developers building the communities the homes are selling very very quickly that's probably due to the increase in jobs related to the internet companies around here here's the signs pointing the way to all of the things newark is close to....it's proximity to silicon valley & the 880 freeway are just two reasons why newark saw a 4- percent spike last year ...bumping their population up over 47-thousand. putting them on the california department of finance's list of fastest cities in the state. newark is still very affordable to the rest of the bay area

(vicki) cambridge analytica is shutting down. the controversial data firm worked on president donald trump's 2016 campaign. it had also come under scrutiny after facebook said the firm used information on millions of facebook users without their knowledge. today's closure announcement claims that quote "unfairly negative media coverage" of the controversy... drove away its customers and suppliers. the company has denied any wrongdoing -- saying that it has "unwavering confidence that its employees have acted ethically and lawfully." cambridge analytica said it will immediately cease operations. (vicki) two men -- arrested at a philadelphia

starbucks -- have made a deal with the city and the coffee company. donte robinson and rashon nelson settled separately with the city of philadelphia for one-dollar each. city officials also promised to set up a 200- thousand dollar program for young entrepreneurs. robinson and nelson will develop and run that program. the duo met with the ceo of starbucks earlier this week...officials say the meeting did include a financial settlement. robinson and nelson gained national were arrested at starbucks on april 12th...after the manager called police on them....while they were waiting for a potential business partner. (anchor) taking a live look outside-- embarcadero. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: high pressure brought sunshine and warm temperatures to the bay area today. low clouds and fog

lingered at the coast to keep temperatures much cooler and in the 50s and 60s. it is breezy again tonight especially near the coast. low clouds and fog will begin to move back into the bay and coast tonight and we could even see some coastal drizzle. doppler radar is showing a few more showers over the sierra and even a couple of snowflakes over the highest peaks. on the satellite you can see the low pressure center moving futher east while high pressure builds along the coast. temperatures will be similar again tomorrow with highs in the 60s and 70s around the bay, 70s and sunny inland, and patchy fog and 50s and 60s at the coast. friday will be tgeh warmest day of the week with some highs moving into the 80s in the warmest locations inland. it will begin to cool this weekend with a few more clouds, but it will stay dry and warmer into next week. (catherine) (catherine)

next week. warmer into next week. (vicki) still ahead... the official autopsy of stephon clark is released... but it contradicts the autopsy his family hired someone to perform. we'll explain the differences. (catherine) also after the break... a meeting is underway right now-- as angry parents try to get rid of sex

education at an east bay school. we'll explain why.

(vicki) happening now.... a meeting is being held right now ... as a school district is set to vote on changes to their sex ed class. this comes as parents are upset with fremont school board officials over the curriculum being taught. kron4's will tran has the details. many fremont parents are upset accusing the school district of having material in their sex education course that is too graphic for fourth graders.(arun romani/parent-we have r rated content from movies. and anyone going through the content will clearly see the content is r rated)in many places in the country sex ed is being taught to elementary school kids. fremont parents say kids need to learn about their bodies and how it changes but they were caught off guard by what they saw was being taught to their kids(arun romani-how we found out is they sent us a link and once the parents started to go through the material that's when we found out how bad the material is) the school district heard from

the parents for months and is finally willing to listen to their concerns over the course and the material.parents want school officials to know they are not against sex ed being taught(rachel solima/parent -- i'm one of the parents that is for it because i'm one of the parents who did learn about it in school. i think parents need to teach it too but i'm one of the parents who is for it in school and my kids would be part of that)(will tran stand up-the parents say they want to work with the school district over the material before it's exposed to their kids. they point out that other nearby school districts don't even teach their students sex education at such a young age. in fremont will tran kron4 news. (catherine) the boy scouts are changing their name.

beginning in february of 2019, programs for older scouts will be called "scouts b-s-a." the boy scouts of america said the change is part of an expansion that will welcome girls into the organization. the only boy scouts program affected by the change is the one for teenagers aged eleven to 17. the cub scouts program for children aged five through ten -- will keep its name. (vicki) next at 5:30... a lot of concern after a nation-wide outbreak of e- coli.. and it's linked to something a lot of people eat every day. we'll talk live with an expert about what you need to do to protect yourself. (catherine) and after the break... a bay area man accused of exposing himself to children... is now facing child porn and molestation charges.

tonight at 5:30... kron 4 is always tracking local stories. here's a look at what's going on in your neighborhood...(vicki) in the north bay... a napa man accused of exposing himself to children... is now facing child porn and molestation charges. we first told you about the arrest of ronald fryer last week. he's accused of exposing himself near oran court... as kids walked past him on their way to school. after that arrest... police searched fryer's home and say they found a large amount of child pornography. officers also say their

investigation led them to believe fryer had been molesting children he knew for several decades. . (vicki) in sonoma county... a former boys and girls club director convicted of sexually abusing young boys... will spend the rest of his life in prison. 70-year-old paul kilgore was sentenced to 150 years to life in prison this morning. kilgore was arrested back in 2016... after police connected him to a string of child molestation cases dating back to 20-10. kilgore was working as a child mentor and athletic director. he worked at the sonoma valley boys and girls club for 10 years before resigning in 2013. (catherine) in the south bay.... authorities in santa clara county say so- called "distraction burglars" are targeting the elderly. they pose as utility workers - and tell victims they need to entertheir homes to check equipment or talk about their bills. once inside and out of view - they take what they want. the phony workers usually communicate with each other using walkie-talkies...

instead of cell phones... to avoid detection. (vicki) in the east bay... the oakland city council has agreed to new limits on plastic straws. the new legislation will prohibit the use of plastic straws in the city's dine-in restaurants... bars and cafes unless the customer asks for one. americans reportedly throw away 500-million plastic straws every day. city council members say that poses a threat to the environment. a final draft of the legislation will be voted on in about six months and could include restrictions on other disposable containers. if approved... the new regulations will go into effect immediately. (vicki) the city of oakland is taking steps to make sure students have safe drinking water at schools. last night the city council voted to provide new drinking fountains to 110 schools in the oakland unified school district. the idea for this project came after the district found elevated levels of lead at mcclymonds high school back in 2017. the project will be paid for with money from oakland's soda tax. the district plans to

install the new fountains over the summer so they will be ready for the next school year. lawrence karnow: high pressure brought sunshine and warm temperatures to the bay area today. low clouds and fog lingered at the coast to keep temperatures much cooler and in the 50s and 60s. it is breezy again tonight especially near the coast. low clouds and fog will begin to move back into the bay and coast tonight and we could even see some coastal drizzle. doppler radar is showing a few more showers over the sierra and even a couple of snowflakes over the highest peaks. on the satellite you can see the low pressure center moving futher east while high pressure builds along the coast. temperatures will be similar again tomorrow with highs in the 60s and 70s around the bay, 70s and sunny inland, and patchy fog and 50s and 60s at the coast. friday will be tgeh warmest day of the week with some highs

moving into the 80s in the warmest locations inland. it will begin to cool this weekend with a few more clouds, but it will stay dry and warmer into next week. (catherine) the attorney for the man accused of being the golden state killer is trying to limit additional evidence from being gathered... this is joseph deangelo when he was in court last week... today his public defender asked the court to stop any more evidence linked to a search warrant from being collected. the sacramento bee reports that she also wants to stop prosecutors from taking more d-n-a samples. the suspect - a 72-year-former police officer - is accused of being the killer responsible for at least a dozen murders and 50 rapes, from 1976 to 1986. he was arrested last week. (vicki) sacramento police

released stephon clark's official autopsy report yesterday. investigators are calling the family's private autopsy findings erroneous....citing significant differences. reporter shirin (sure-in) rajaee (ra-jay) has the story. one month ago forensic pathologist dr. bennet omalu, hired by the clark family legal team, revealed the results of his private autopsy report. dr. omalu said stephon clark was shot 8 times by sacramento police- with 6 of those shots hitting him in the back. his findings fueled protests in the streets of sacramento but now- "this is a very thorough and comprehensive report that was signed off on by four pathologists."sacramento police released the county coroners official autopsy report wednesday that showed stark differences with dr. omalu's findings. the county's report indicates that clark was shot seven times - not eight - and three of the shots - not six - were fired into his back.the toxicology report also reveals that clark had cocaine, marijuana and codeine in his system. "based on dr omalu's findings and the family autopsy, it suggests all bullets were from behind." back in march, dr. omalu said clark was not facing officers at the time of the shooting. that the first gunshot wound was on clark's left side, and the force of that bullet spun him around. but according to one of the county pathologist reviewing the autopsy: "the left thigh was likely the

first shot" and "at no time does the video show clark to have the left side of his body facing the officer's position as shots are fired" meanwhile, clark's cousin says he's not sure if he can trust the county's report and will continue his fight. "i just want justice for him and want him to know they're gonna get away with this." (vicki) that was shirin (sure-in) rajaee (ra-jay) reporting. clark's grandmother did not comment on the new findings but says she is still waiting for justice to be served. (catherine) tonight we're learning about the first death

in the nation - inthe e-coli outbreak tied to romaine lettuce... and the victim is from california. 121 other people in 25 states have been sickened. joining us live now via skype is pat buck. she's with the center for foodborne illness research and prevention. pat - you say this is a particularly serious strain of e-coli. what should people be doing to protect themselves? the first death has been reported in a national food poisoning outbreak linked to romaine lettuce.federal health officials say california reported the death, but they did not provide other details. the government now has reports of 121 people who got sick in 25 states. at least 52 people have been hospitalized, including 14 with kidney failure, which is an unusually high number of hospitalizations.the centers for disease control and prevention updated the numbers wednesday.kentucky,

massachusetts and utah were added to the states with reported cases.health officials have tied the e. coli outbreak to romaine lettuce grown in yuma, arizona, which provides most of the romaine sold in the u.s. during the winter. (vicki) (vicki)

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(catherine) still ahead... we'll introduce you to two bay area teenagers from two different backgrounds... who share one mission --- ending gun violence.. (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

(catherine) the parkland, florida school shooting in february rocked the nation, creating a huge response. that's mostly because of the way the students there responded.. (vicki) the anti-gun movement they started lit a spark across the nation .. but there are two views to this issue.. pam moore is in the newsroom to explain. pam? (pam) the mass shootings, so far, affecting mostly affluent communities .. and the gun violence affecting urban areas on a more regular basis.. and the fear is real for the young people on both sides.. photographs courtesy of eoydc total time - 2:36outcue - "so

we are the change and we are going to be the generation that really makes tracks in terms of gun violence and gun violence prevention." 'what was your first reaction to parkland? "i was angry. i was sad. i was -what if that had been me. i, as a 13 year old, i shouldn't have to think about that." "i was really disappointed to see this is still happening in our country and then i was really, really angry." jada white is thirteen and grew up in east oakland. lily conable is seventeen and lives in alameda.. growing up in different worlds by most standards but a shared fear about gun violence .. they both acknowledge the mass shootings at columbine and

sandy hook .. but say parkland hit a different nerve.. "after columbine a lot of people thought this is a one off incident. this is an anomoly not going to happen again. then there was sandy hook was really young children. but with the parkland kids - they remember a time before sandy hook when we didn't do lock down drills. and they have fearlessly pursued what they feel is absolutely necessary." on march 24th- the day of the national demonstrations... that fearlessness spread across the country .. "we are done with thoughts and prayers. it is time for us..the youth to stand up ..walk out.. shout it loud and make change". lily spoke at the huge and diverse rally in downtown oakland..last month jada went to washington

d.c. with a delegation of kids from the east oakland youth development center. "it was really powerful to see a lot of other people marching for the same reason i'm marching".. "the examples of people like me who have been communities highly affected by gun violence" "we live in a violence has become the norm.. not the live in a world don't feel safe to go to school..." "we're gonna be the ones who change this. it's not anybody has done it for us. so we are the are going to be that really makes gun violence and prevention. (pam) both girls are obviously motivated by the parkland shooting .... and the rallies and protest messages that followed.. but now comes the hard work.. i also talked with the girls about how they will unite to fight the cause they both care about.. you can find part two of our story, on our website at kron-4 dot com. back to you in the studio. (catherine) taking a live look from oklahoma city tonight... as there is a

torando watch right now... severe storms with the threat of tornadoes are moving across western and central oklahoma. the national weather service says large hail and wind gusts up to 80 miles per hour are possible. severe weather is expected to continue overnight. lets check in with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow on the severe weather. lawrence karnow: high pressure brought sunshine and warm temperatures to the bay area today. low clouds and fog lingered at the coast to keep temperatures much cooler and in the 50s and 60s. it is breezy again tonight especially near the coast. low clouds and fog will begin to move back into the bay and coast tonight and we could even see some coastal drizzle. doppler radar is showing a few more showers over the sierra and even a couple of snowflakes over the highest peaks. on the satellite you can see the low pressure center moving futher east

while high pressure builds along the coast. temperatures will be similar again tomorrow with highs in the 60s and 70s around the bay, 70s and sunny inland, and patchy fog and 50s and 60s at the coast. friday will be tgeh warmest day of the week with some highs moving into the 80s in the warmest locations inland. it will begin to cool this weekend with a few more clouds, but it will stay dry and warmer into next week. (vicki)(vicki) (vicki) soon... your pug

or pit bull won't be allowed to fly on united airlines. the move comes after a number of high-profile animal deaths... including a dog that was put in an overhead storage

bin. among the newly banned breeds are short-nosed dogs -- like pugs and french bulldogs. the airline says they're prone to adverse health risks. pit bulls and mastiffs are also banned. an airline spokesperson says the american humane society helped them come up with the list. the changes go into effect june 18th. (catherine) next on kron4 news at 5... many people go to the nail salon to get pampered... but it could leave you with a nasty infection. what you need to know to make sure your salon is clean. ♪ ♪ legendary jockey víctor espinoza is insatiable when it comes to competing. ♪ ♪ so is his horse. ♪ ♪

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even serious staph infections. if your nail salons don't clean their tools properly... they're putting you at risk. (vicki) so.. before you book your next pedicure or manicure... reporter tom sussi explains the steps you can take to make sure you don't contract any infections. rashelle mattox, "i'm a mom and sometimes it's nice to do things just for you."rashelle mattox looks forward to her manicures and pedicures. rashelle mattox "i get my nails done probably every two weeks."rashelle mattox"kind of makes you feel like a princess."rosanna ridgeway "my nail was black!" an ugly ducklking. that's how rosanna rigdeway felt days after her experience last summer at another nail salon in town. when rosanna removed the polish off her nails to apply some fresh polish - she couldn't believe her eyes.rosanna ridgeway "like a crusty kind of material under it? yep. yep." dr. alison himes works for dermatologists of greater columbus. dr. alison

himes/dermatologists of greater columbus "bacteria, viruses and fungus can all be transmitted if the instruments are not properly sanitized." dr. himes gave us these pictures. check them out. they're warts...warts dr. himes says likely came from dirty instruments.dr. alison himes "sometimes it takes six months or more to get rid of them." "what! six month or more to get rid of warts?"dr. alison himes "yes, and can be a painful process to get rid of them."nail salons and techs are required to be licensed through the state cosmetology and barber board. but not all nail salons follow the rules. here are four things you can do to take matters into your own hands. number one: look for this blue liquid. it's called barbicide. nail techs and barbers use it to disinfectant their instruments. two: whirlpool tubs should be cleaned and sanitized between clients. three: give your salon a good visual inspection. it should be free of dust...dirt and nail clippings...unlike the salons in these pictures by the state. lastly: if you're not sure you nail salons and techs are licensed - ask to see their credentials. your attention to detail - could be the difference between going home with the nails of a princess. or an ugly duckling.

(catherine) that was tom sussi reporting. the california board of barbering and cosmetology inspectsstate nail salons.. (vicki) they say the most common type of violation is not properly disinfecting nail tools. (catherine) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(vicki) pam moore is here with what we're working for kron4 news at six.... pam? (pam) thank you vicki and catherine.coming up tonight at six... cal-trans responding... cal-trans responding... after overnight roadwork caused a commute nightmare.the work first went late - then multiple crashes happene... d that could be connected to the work .. we have a report. then - also new at six... dublin ranks as the fastest growing city in

the bay area. tonight - we're talking to the mayor about what the city is doing to making make way for affordable housing. plus - the changes made at s-f-o ... after a near- disaster involving an air canada flight..that's coming up on kron4 news at six. (pam) 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. (pam) now at 6....

following a third night of repaving along interstate- 80 in contra costa county... a huge traffic nightmare during this morning's commute. first, the overnight project ran late -- then, when crews finally opened the area back up -- there were three motorcycles crashes. thank you for joining us, i'm

pam moore. the overnight closures are expected to continue in the pinole area through november. that's where kron4's dan kerman joins us now...dan -- day one off to a bad start --- what is cal-trans saying tonight?... an exhausting commute along westbound 80 in contra costa county wednesday morning caltrans repaving work between highway 4 and pinole valley road was not cleared in time for the morning commute on top of that an equipment breakdown meant the paving work was not completed in lane 1.. sot bob haus/caltrans 16-22there was one lane it didn't have the new layer of asphalt laid in it so there was a separationthe chp says the drop off between lanes 1 and 2 was between an inch and a half and 2 and a half

inches. still caltrans chose to reopen the roadway. and between 530 and 550 there were three motorcycle crashes near that lane. after the third crash the chp closed lane 1 saying that lip may have been a contributing factor to all three accidents. did caltrans make a mistake in opening up that unpaved lane. sotwe have to review everything that happened here, so we will get together and review everything that happened and if we have to make any changes we will. lane 1 remained closed until 4 so it could be repaved. now with lanes one and two paved, there is a lip between lanes 2 and 3.. but does not appear to be as deep as the one from the morning.

( pam ) federal aviation investigators have just released video from an s-f-o tower camera... showing a dangerous situation from last july... catherine heenan is here with the video... and some of the resulting safety changes... catherine (catherine) they're talking about just one of several close calls at s-f-o that have happened since december of 2016... one of the most dramatic....this incident last july - when an air canada plane nearly landed on a busy taxi-way --- instead of its assigned runway. the n-t-s-b has just released the video..we'll show it to you more than once.. you can see the lights getting dangerously close....before the plane suddenly swoops upwards. the f-a-a says three of five close a says three of five close calls in the last

16 monthsat s-f-o happened because of pilot error. increased scrutiny has led to changes. including instrument landings being required at night when a parallel runway is closed. two traffic controllers have to be on duty for late-night arrivals. improvements have been made to ground radar. and a confusing taxiway has been shut down. last week - the f-a-a re-certified the airport after an in-depth review. pam? (pam) in national news.... a southwest flight had to be diverted today.... after a window cracked mid-air. the new jersey bound flight took off from chicago midway airport-- around eight-30 central time this morning. passenger cara o'grady says, the window cracked shortly after the flight took off. she says, she was sitting in the aisle seat... next to the window, when she heard a noise.cara o'grady/southwest passenger: "and all of a sudden i heard a pop like someone had thrown something. a rock or something at the windows if you were driving. and didn't really process it

for a second, and looked over. realized there was a crack all around the window, and hit the flight unbuckled and the plane with the gentleman behind me." behind me." the plane landed safely at cleveland hopkins international airport... and the passengers were put on another flight. a southwestspokeswoman says, the plane never lost cabin pressure. southwest officials say, the aircraft has been taken out of service for a maintenance review. (pam) tonight... we are learning about the first death reported in a nation- wide e-coli outbreak.... linked to romaine lettuce. today, federal health officials announced ... that someone who lives in california ... has died from the tainted lettuce. at least 121 people have gotten sick in 25- states.... there are 24 reported cases here in california. health officials have tied the e-coli outbreak to romaine lettuce grown in yuma, arizona... w hich provides most of the romaine sold in the u-s during the winter months.

(pam) in the east bay.... the shock still has not worn off for one family who lost a fortune in a home burglary. kron four's philippe djegal reports from hayward... where a victim explains... how 100-thousand dollars worth of cash and jewelry ... was stolen from her house. (philippe)najia/burglary victim- "this is the master bedroom." one of the first stops najia says the burglars took on their unwelcomed tour around her home. among the items stolen... her and her husband's naturalization papers and social security cards.najia/burglary victim- "it was a tornado inside my house on monday when we came. so, everything was everywhere." the couple's wedding rings, lots of gold and cash tucked away in a heavy safe stripped from the closet. more than 100-thousand dollars worth of stuff -- gone. najia/burglary victim- "they have searched everything. as you can see, they've left a lot of mess in here." a laptop and an ipad were also taken. the burglary happened two weeks ago on monday april 16th. najia says the burglars got into the house sometime when she and her husband were away at work. both left at 830 in the morning that day. najia's husband returned at six o'clock that night to find the back sliding door shattered. najia/burglary victim- "it's

been two weeks, i've been crying to the point that i might, you know, i might just loose my mind." najia filed a report about the incident with the hayward police department. najia/burglary victim- "it's been tough. it's been really tough, and i just pray to god that they're caught." so far, no arrests have been made. in hayward, philippe djegal, kron four news. (pam) also in the east bay... new video tonight showing a violent laptop robbery in berkeley. you can see a struggle between the two suspects and two witnesses ... who tried to stop the robbery. this happened on monday at cafe strada on college avenue. police say, a man stole a laptop from someone inside. the two good samaritans tried to stop the suspect ... and hold him until police got there. that is when a get-away car drove up... and the driver assaulted one of those witnesses. both suspects then got in the car and drove off. police are still looking for the men

tonight. cafe strada has been targeted by thieves before. back in february... police arrested 6 people during an undercover sting. (pam) in the north bay... a napa man accused of exposing himself to children... is now facing child porn and molestation charges. we first told you about the arrest of ronald fryer last week. he's accused of exposing himself near oran court... as kids walked past him on their way to school. after that arrest... police searched fryer's home and say they found a large amount of child pornography. officers also say their investigation led them to believe fryer had been molesting children he knew for several decades. (pam) police have (pam) police have released new officer body- camera video from the las vegas massacre. videos made public today..... show two officers entering a 32nd-

floor hotel room where stephen paddock... unleashed gunfire on a concert last october. police say, he killed 58- people and injured hundreds more .. before killing himself as authorities closed in. the video - just a sample of hundreds of hours of recordings - which police say, still do not answer 'why' paddock opened fire. (pam) more video and 9-1-1 calls will be released in coming months. the sheriff's department says, it is a long process... and they are concerned about the effect this process could have on victims' families. a live look outside right now... a sunny mid-week picture.. we get our first look at we get our first look at the four zone forecast with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: high pressure brought sunshine and warm temperatures to the bay area

today. low clouds and fog lingered at the coast to keep temperatures much cooler and in the 50s and 60s. it is breezy again tonight especially near the coast. low clouds and fog will begin to move back into the bay and coast tonight and we could even see some coastal drizzle. doppler radar is showing a few more showers over the sierra and even a couple of snowflakes over the highest peaks. on the satellite you can see the low pressure center moving futher east while high pressure builds along the coast. temperatures will be similar again tomorrow with highs in the 60s and 70s around the bay, 70s and sunny inland, and patchy fog and 50s and 60s at the coast. friday will be tgeh warmest day of the week with some highs moving into the 80s in the warmest locations inland. it will begin to cool this weekend with a few more clouds, but it will stay dry and warmer into next week. (pam)coming up... an air national guard plane on its

way to be decomissioned, crashes to the ground instead ... the latest on the investigation into the deadly tragedy. (pam) and... the latest on the hunt for the registered sex offender, who took his children along during a four- hour police chase across the state. ( pam ) population growth in california is pretty evident to most of us ... but now the numbers are out to prove it.. two bay area cities are among those growing the fastest... more in a live interview with the mayor of one of those cities ... next.

edy 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. not already feel like it was

bursting at the seams.... a new report reveals, the golden state's population grew by more than 300-thousand people. that means just under 40- million people live here now. one of the fastest growing cities in the state is newark, in alameda county. kron4's maureen kelly went to find out why. (maureen)i'm standing in the middle of one of the reasons that newark made this list in the first place.it's one of several developments being built in an area called bayside newarkthe city's deputy community development director is holding up the plan for this area.....you can see how it's been carved up into several sections... it has several communities in it in total 2500 homes were approved and just now you're seeing those homes are being built and occupied quickly and at least from what we've heard from the developers building the communities the homes are selling very very quickly that's probably due to the increase in jobs related to the internet companies around

here here's the signs pointing the way to all of the things newark is close to....it's proximity to silicon valley & the 880 freeway are just two reasons why newark saw a 4- percent spike last year ...bumping their population up over 47-thousand. putting them on the california department of finance's list of fastest cities in the state. newark is still very affordable to the rest of the bay areacongratuations... inside the sales office of the bayshores housing development...some buyers shake hands on a deal on home here. they range from condos starting in the high 900- thousand dollar range to single family homes at a million and a half. who's moving in? a lot of young professionals, engineers a lot of facebook actually so that's our biggest buyer profile out here or tech the community development director says there are still several other developments in town under construction and the projects here in bayside newark is somewhere between 1/3 to 1/2 complete.so it's possible that so it's very possible that newark could end up on that same list next year maureen kelly kro4n news

(pam) new at six.that report ranks dublin ... as the fastest growing city in the bay area.. the population grew 4-point-7 percent between 2016 and 2017. joining us now to talk about the city's explosive growth - the mayor of dublin - david haubert .

let's take a look outside right now... chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: high pressure brought sunshine and warm

temperatures to the bay area today. low clouds and fog lingered at the coast to keep temperatures much cooler and in the 50s and 60s. it is breezy again tonight especially near the coast. low clouds and fog will begin to move back into the bay and coast tonight and we could even see some coastal drizzle. doppler radar is showing a few more showers over the sierra and even a couple of snowflakes over the highest peaks. on the satellite you can see the low pressure center moving futher east while high pressure builds along the coast. temperatures will be similar again tomorrow with highs in the 60s and 70s around the bay, 70s and sunny inland, and patchy fog and 50s and 60s at the coast. friday will be tgeh warmest day of the week with some highs moving into the 80s in the warmest locations inland. it will begin to cool this weekend with a few more clouds, but it will stay dry and warmer into next week.

(pam) a puerto rico

based- air national guard plane - was on the way to be decommissioned when it crashed shortly after takeoff. nine people were on board. the crash happened just before 11-30 this morning near savannah, georgia -- where it had been getting maintenance work done. a puerto rican government source says, it appears there are no survivors.mary moloney has more. black smoke fills the sky -- as flames surround a crashed military plane.roger best / witness: "i hate to say it, but i witness: "i hate roger best / military plane.crashed surround a as flames fills the sky -- black smoke black smoke fills the sky -- as flames surround a crashed military plane.roger best / witness: "i hate to say it, but i think i just watched some people die." puerto rico's national guard says the wc-130 cargo aircraft had been in savannah undergoing maintenance.it was making its final flight to arizona -- when witnesses noticed something terribly wrong.michael garrett / witness: "i see a big plane in

the air, big army plane. and it just like started to the left slowly going to the left and it just went upside down on its back."michael garrett / witness: "and it went all the way on its back. flat on its back. it went down to the ground. boom."through the fire -- clearly visible on the tail -- an american flag.underneath that flag -- the puerto rican flag.chief matt libby / port wentworth police department: "this is a tragedy. we don't have many here."president trump offering his condolences tweeting: "i have been briefed on the u.s. c-130 "hercules" cargo plane from the puerto rico national guard that crashed near savannah hilton head international airport. please join me in thoughts and prayers for the victims, their families and the great men and women of the national guard." senior master sgt. roger parsons/ air national guard: "our thoughts and prayers go out to them. anytime we lose any of our brothers and sisters in arms, its devastating."crews survey the site -- as investigators work to determine what caused the crash.senior master sgt. roger parsons/ air national guard: "our goal is always safety and to find out what happened so it doesn't happen again."i'm mary moloney reporting. (pam) air pollution is now believed to cause early

death for millions of people every year... details on a new report .. coming up.. (pam) and a new report on the dangers of youth tackle football. what experts are saying about the increased risks for children. make ross your destination for savings. 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

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12 showed symptoms of brain disease earlier than those who got a later start. playing professional football has previously been linked to c-t-e -- the degenerative brain disease often starts after repeated head trauma -- but this new research looks at what happens to kids who start the sport early.researchers found those who played tackle football as children and were later diagnosed with c-t-e -- suffered from cognitive impairment and mood swings much earlier in their lives. meaning they experienced problems with memory, planning and organizing skills and struggled with depression and aggression years by an average of 13 years earlier -- according to the study.i'm kim hutcherson reporting. (pam) recently, california had proposed legislation that would ban tackle football for children under 12- years of age... but that measure failed to even come up for a committee vote in sacramento. (pam) in other health- related news.... a new report by the world health organization says, fine particles in the air .... lead

to early death in about seven- million people each year. researchers attribute many cases of heart disease, lung cancer, pneumonia and strokes..... to air pollution exposure. the report also says, nine out of ten people are exposed to dangerous levels of pollution. however... the study notes, the americas are actually starting to see declines in air pollution. according to the world health organization, that is because governments and industries are getting better at reducing emissions. this new report comes as california is joining other states in a lawsuit against the trump administration e-p-a.. which wants to remove tougher car emission standards. (pam) coming up... quilters have long been known to tell stories in their work .. but rarely have they been considered actvists ... until now... (pam) also, a manhunt continues in california for a father, and registered sex offender, who took his children with him .. as he was being chased by police.. details ahead. (lawrence)and i'm tracking

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hostage in his r-v -- and led police on a four - hour chase across california, that ended in bakersfield. danny freeman has the story. at 2:30 pm tuesday the los angeles county sheriff's department began chasing an rv

through the streets of la. inside, 46 year old parolee and registered sex offender stephen houk, and his three year old son and 11 year old daughter. houk fled police for hours, traveling through hollywood, until he eventually went north on the i-5, speeding through rain, when our cameras caught him coming off the grapevine into kern county.nathe took the highway 99 split and kept coming into bakersfield.nathe led law enforcement around the city, seen here at the intersection of california avenue and oak street.leading chp, bpd and armored swat vehicles up and down the 99 multiple times during rush hour eventually ending at this orchard east of highway 99, near merced avenue. but houk was nowhere to be found.(robert rodriguez / california highway patrol) rodriguez: we're still not sure as to when he exited the vehicle, we believe possibly prior to us arriving on scene, there was quite a bit of a gap, because of the unsafe conditions with the dust cloud we believe theres a possibility he may have escaped at that time. as nearby residents watched in awe, police were able to rescue the two children however, and deliver them to their mother.but as for houk, police continued to search into the night for houk, as rain began to fall.

(pam) that was danny freeman reporting. houk remains at large this evening. an exhausting commute along westbound 80 in contra costa county wednesday morning caltrans repaving work between highway 4 and pinole valley road was not cleared in time for the morning commute on top of that an equipment breakdown meant the paving work was not completed in lane 1.. the chp says the drop off between lanes 1 and 2 was between an inch and a half and 2 and a half inches. still caltrans chose to reopen the roadway. and between 530 and 550 there were three motorcycle crashes near that lane. after the third crash the chp closed lane 1 saying that lip may have been a contributing factor to all

three accidents. in hayward... a woman says burglars got away with more than 100-thousand dollars worth of cash, jewelry and electronics. she says the home burglary happened on monday april 16th on the southside of the city. a police report has been filed. the victim believes the thieves are trying to sell the stolen items at local gold stores and pawn shops. police say a detective has been assigned to the case. in hayward, philippe djegal, kron four news. controversy in fremont over sex ed being taught to kids as young as the fourth grade. the parents are meeting with the fremont unified school district now. they say they're not against sex ed being taught but they claim the material is too graphic. they want to work with the

school district over the material before it's exposed to their kidsin fremont will tran kron4 news. lawrence karnow: high pressure brought sunshine and warm temperatures to the bay area today. low clouds and fog lingered at the coast to keep temperatures much cooler and in the 50s and 60s. it is breezy again tonight especially near the coast. low clouds and fog will begin to move back into the bay and coast tonight and we could even see some coastal drizzle. doppler radar is showing a few more showers over the sierra and even a couple of snowflakes over the highest peaks. on the satellite you can see the low pressure center moving futher east while high pressure builds along the coast. temperatures will be similar again tomorrow with highs in the 60s and 70s around the bay, 70s and sunny inland, and patchy fog and 50s and 60s at the coast. friday will be tgeh warmest day of

the week with some highs moving into the 80s in the warmest locations inland. it will begin to cool this weekend with a few more clouds, but it will stay dry and warmer into next week. ( pam on cam) the time- honored art of quilting... may seem like an odd medium for expressing one's views about guns and gun violence. but as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now, that is exactly why peopleare beating a path to a new, if somewhat controversial exhibit, at a museum in san jose. guns: loaded conversations is the latest show here at the san jose museum ofquilts and textiles. the politcally- themed exhibit is a collection of from artists who have something to say about gun violence. patron judi venuto of san lorenzo is very impressed.judi venuto/museum patron "...im a quilter myself so seeing this in terms of the social impact is just a little on the awesome side...." produced by artist from across the country the various works depict lax gun laws while

paying tribute to the victims of gun violence. the museum insists it is not taking sides but there is a growing number of activist quilters who are doing just that says director nancy bavor.nancy bavor/san jose museum of quilts and textiles "out idea is to prove a place for understanding, education and civil discourse and thwmuseum has an obligation to engage the community in talking about this very controversial issue..."rob fladeboe/san jose "...most of the works have a message that is wither anti gun or anti gun violence, most but not all. this one extolls the pleasures of firearms in connection with hunting and sport shooting..."two years and hundreds of hours in the making, the 30-plus quilts tell the stories of trayvon martin and oscar grant among others while paying tribute to those who died in mass shootings at las vegas, sandy hook and schools across the nation.judi venuto "....i'm just a little in awe since many of these were done by kids....i'm very proud...." visitors can join the conversation too by placing a shell casing in theslot that best represents their views on guns and gun violence. in san jose rob fladeboe ron 4 news

(pam) new at six.... city council officials approved a plan to build additional boarding gates at san jose mineta airport. the temporary facility will offer four gates, a hold room with seating for 400 -travelers, a concession space and restrooms. the project will cost about 50- million dollars... and is set to open next summer. the makeshift terminal will be used for up to seven- years, while the airport plans construction for permanent new gates. (pam) coming up... the two men arrested

for loitering at starbucks, have reached a settlement with the city... and the amount of money they are getting may surprise you. 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. arrested at a philadelphia

starbucks -- have made a deal with the city and the coffee company. donte robinson and rashon nelson ...... settled separately with the city of philadelphia for one - dollar each. city

officials also promised to set up a 200- thousand dollar program for young entrepreneurs. robinson and nelson will develop and run that program. the duo met with the c-e-o of starbucks earlier this week... officials say, the meeting did include a financial settlement. robinson and nelson gained national attention ... after they were arrested at starbucks on april 12th for not making a purchase ... the store manager called police on them .... while they were waiting in the store for a potential business partner. (pam) the boy scouts are changing their name. beginning in february of next year, programs for older scouts will be called "scouts b-s-a." the boy scouts of america said, the change is part of the expansion that will welcome girls into the organization. only the program for teens between the ages of eleven to 17, currently called "boy scouts," is affected by the change. the program for children ... ages five through ten -- called the "cub scouts" -- will keep its name. the overall organization will keep the name "boy scouts

of america," as well. in sports.... the sharks try to get even... in their playoff series against the vegas golden knights... we have a live report from the sharks tank... and the draymond green versus charles barkley 'tiff' heats up ... then cools down, as "sir charles" issues an apology... sports director gary radnich has the details... and all the sports... coming up

last night the warriors looked great again... especially with the return of steph curry... curry... playing in his first playoff game this season as he recovered from a knee strain... came off the bench... but didn't waste any time once he got in seconds after stepping on the court curry hit a 3-pointer... the crownd erupted... as did his parents... dell and sonya then later in the first...

he nailed another trey from 32 feet out... so much for being rusty... in the 3rd quarter he nailed another long one... and gave the 'ole stare down of the shot after the release and late in the game... steph hit the backbreaker...giving the warriors a 13-point lead curry finished with 28 points in 27 minutes... hit 5 threes... and the warriors were plus-26 points with curry on the floor he even got some love from barry bonds after the game... warriors won 121-116 to take a 2-0 lead in the series... here is curry on his comeback game... (sot: steph curry) "i feel great, really eager as of late trying to get back out there and be with my teammates and do what i love to do so ... to be back out there on the floor and play some basketball and get a big win tonight it was huge ... good feeling, crowd was crazy and obviously we did what we needed to do in these first two games ... going up 2-0 and ... gotta have our game travel to new orleans." but the bigger talk today

was all about drayond green and charles barkley... who said at halftime on tnt last night that he wanted to punch green in the face after draymond was doing a lot of chirping... most notably at pelicans point guard rajon rondo..."i just want somebody to punch him in the face, i really do ... i just want somebody to punch him." "what you don't like draymond?""i just wanna punch him in the face.""why don't you like draymond?" "i'm telling you i wanna punch his ábeepá in the face, i do." "a lot of guys talk on tv ... stand behind a microphone on a tv screen. the fact of the matter is ... if you feel that strongly about something ... he's seen me a million times. if he feel that strongly about it then punch me in my face when you see me. if you not gonna punch me in my face when you see me then shut up. its no different than somebody sitting behind a computer screen tweeting 'aw i'll knock you out' and you never see them in life. well he's seen me a bunch of times and he'll see again this year. punch me in the face when you see me or if not ... no one cares what you would have done. you old and it is what it is so ... if you ain't gonna punch me in the face

when you see me then stop talking about it. period." and of course draymoind's mom... mary babers green... got into the act on twitter... posting this... "charles barkley... i wish you would... you think shaq had you running!" but today on the tnt nba pre-game show... barkley issued an apology... (sot: barkley) "chuckster now the floor is yours>""i apologize to draymond green ... and his mom. what i said was inappropriate. i would never punch an nba player. draymond green's a good player ... i think he's a nice kid ... i wish him nothing but the best, but what i said was inappropriate. what i said was wrong and i apologize.""so you gonna apologize to me as well?""oh no you an idiot." the sharks the sharks try to even

up their playoff series with the vegas golden nights tonight at the shark tank... great game monday night... as the sharks scored twice in the 3rd period to tie the score at 3-3 and send the game into overtime... but a little more than 8 minutes into the extra period... william karlsson... scored the winning goal for vegas... giving them a 4-3 win and a 2 games to 1 lead in the best of seven series and live from san jose with more on tonight's game 4 is kim smith (from the parking lot)... hello kim! well, it's hello kim!

well, it's defintiely a critical game... it's always harder chasing a team in a playoff series on the road... so tonight the sharks will want to take advantage of their home ice... a place wehre they typically play well and have shown they can bounce back after tough losses.. this is where we see what the sharks are made of.. they were without one of their best wingers on the first line in game 3.. head coach pete deboer is not giving any hints on if donskoi is returning or any clues as to changes to the lineups before this game...and you can't change the fact that the golden knights goaltending has been amaznig... fleury with 94 percent save rate this series. continues to be a tough test for the sharks... san jose with 30 shots on goal at even strength had some great chances, even in o-t... deboer says it's playoff hockey... consistency is key.. (sot: peter deboer) "you wanna keep generating and the good thing is we're generating. i think when we've had those situations during the season you gotta stick with them. you

gotta give fleury credit he was good early ... but i think you just gotta stick with it. we keep getting volume like that and you hope eventually it breaks." some other things to keep your eyes on tonight.. joe thornton could return to the ice after missing the back half of the season after knee surgery... pete deboer tight lipped about the lineup tonight he says' thornton and joakim ryan who told us he's ready to return tonight.... but again deboer saying they are all game time decisions... puck drops at 7, and we'll see if the sharks can even things out gary... (pam) up next... a teenager

says, a piece of tech she got for christmas... saved her life. and now the company's c-e-o is responding. that story just ahead.

high tech gadgets like the apple watch can make life easier. but one tampa bay teenager says, it saved her life! she's now getting treatment for a potentially life- threatening condition --

and she learned about it, because of her watch. ryan smith has the story: sunday at church, a scary warning appears on deanna recktenwald's apple watch. deanna recktenwald/says apple watch saved her life: "i didn't know what was going on at all and it was just out of the blue."the 18-year-old's resting heart rate hit 190 beats per minute.stacey recktenwald/deanna recktenwald's mother: "it was alarming that the watch was telling us to seek medical attention. i didn't even know that it had the capability of giving us that alert."deanna's mom, a registered nurse, didn't initially trust the watch's accuracy. staff at a walk-in clinic confirmed the teen's rapid heartbeat. stacey recktenwald/deanna recktenwald's mother: "i was surprised that it was, it was right on."deanna recktenwald/says apple watch saved her life: "it literally saved my life."that's because doctors at tampa general hospital soon discovered deanna suffers from chronic kidney disease. her kidney only operating at 20 percent. tom recktenwald/deanna recktenwald's father: "instantly started to pray and thank god for her having that watch."the high-tech christmas gift, uncovering a serious health problem that would have otherwise gone unnoticed. deanna recktenwald/says apple watch saved her life: "now that we have some answers to why this is happening we can prevent something major from happening down the road."

(pam) that was ryan smith reporting.doctors say, since both of deanna's kidneys are only operating at 20-percent, she will probably need a transplant in the future. meantime... apple's c-e-o tim cook responded to this story on twitter... saying, 'stories like deanna's inspire us to dream bigger and push harder every day.' (pam) now to massachusstes....where this big rig driver blames a bird .... for what is about to happen. dash-cam video shows a tanker hauling 12,000 gallons of gasoline.... swerve and take down a utility pole.the 63-year old driver says, a bird flew into his truck, but police do not believe that story.. they are still investigating. lawrence karnow: high pressure brought sunshine and warm

temperatures to the bay area today. low clouds and fog lingered at the coast to keep temperatures much cooler and in the 50s and 60s. it is breezy again tonight especially near the coast. low clouds and fog will begin to move back into the bay and coast tonight and we could even see some coastal drizzle. doppler radar is showing a few more showers over the sierra and even a couple of snowflakes over the highest peaks. on the satellite you can see the low pressure center moving futher east while high pressure builds along the coast. temperatures will be similar again tomorrow with highs in the 60s and 70s around the bay, 70s and sunny inland, and patchy fog and 50s and 60s at the coast. friday will be tgeh warmest day of the week with some highs moving into the 80s in the warmest locations inland. it will begin to cool this weekend with a few more clouds, but it will stay dry and warmer into next week.next week.

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