( marty ) ( marty ) here is a live look at the embarcadero. ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)high pressure over the west coast will result in above normal temperatures through sunday, along with mainly clear skies. the dry pattern is forecast to persist

through early next week with rain chances returning around the middle of next week. week. week.

( marty ) breaking overnight....a man is dead following a shooting in san jose. police say it happened this morning just before 2 a-m on south 10th street and east william street. the victim was taken to a hospital where he later died. no arrests have been made in this case. ( marty ) the longest government shutdown is u-s history is over. and after over a month, close to one million federal workers will finally get paid. president trump signed a bill yesterday that re-opens the government for three weeks, until february 15th. but as natasha chen reports --the president is still holding out on the possibilty of taking executive action to build a border wall. . rep. nancy pelosi, (d) house speaker: "it's kind of a solemn occasion for us because so many people have suffered

for so long."congress has passed a spending bill to end 35 days of misery for furloughed federal workers.. for now.the short-term spending bill is only good for 21 days..and does not include funding for president trump's border wall..giving both sides of the political fence until february 15th to come up with a resolution..or risk sending the country back into a shutdown.pres. donald trump: "i really feel that working with democrats and republicans, we can make a truly great and secure deal happen for everyone."sen. chuck schumer, (d) senate minority leader: "great news for 800,000 federal workers and millions of americans who depend on government services." great news unless a deal is not reached..which could possibly put those people right back into stressful situations..they're now hoping they'll never have to face again.christy rose, administrative asst., u.s coast guard academy: "i'm really happy.. i get to go back to work."sources close to the president..say it was the nation's airports reaching near crisis territory..that caused the president to agree to the temporary deal. republicans agree it was a good call on his part.sen. richard shelby, (r) chairman, senate appropriations committee: "you got 800 thousand people missing another paycheck, at no fault of their own. it could have a hit on our economy. nobody is going to win out of this."on capitol hill, i'm natasha chen reporting. ( marty )( marty ) as the government reopens

for the next three weeks, a coffee shop in alameda is continuing to collect donations to help families in the event of another shutdown. for the past several weeks otto wright's coffee shop has been a donation hub for bay area coast guard families and other furloughed workers. wright says the donated money and food are helping meet some of the need. but his biggest concern is for the families who have not seen a paycheck for over a month, and are facing another possible shutdown in 3 weeks.

the record long shutdown continues at kron-4 dot com. you'll find what led to the government shutdown and what happens next with border security and congress. that's all at kron- 4 dot com ( marty ) new this morning...authorities have identified the woman who was killed in a hit-and run crash this week in san jose. the county medical examiner's office says, 59-year-old margaret urueta died thursday. she was hit while walking in a cross- walk between north 10th and east santa clara streets. police say a white van hit ureta and kept going..she died on the scene. police are still looking for the hit and run driver. happening today... thousands of people will flood the streets of san francisco for the 15th annual walk for life march. the organizations mission is to change society's perception... that thinks abortion is the answer. kron 4s sara stinson is live in san francisco with the more on today's event. sara? marty right now they are

setting up for the walk for life march hehere in the civic center plaza.here is some video from previous years...you can see people bring signs.every year thousands of people show up - many anti abortion activists - to rally, march and discuss what they refer to on their website informing society of the damage done to women by abortion.this pro life march has been going on for 45 years since the supreme court legalized abortion nationwide. last week washington d-c held their march and today it's san francisco's turn.the event kicks off with a silent no more awareness campaign with speakers from priest for life. then their is an info faire with tons of booths for people to check out.the rally starts at 12:30 where there will be several speakers.the actual walk starts at 1:30 down here at the civic center plaza where they will march down market street to embarcadero plaza and ferry building.live in san francisco, sara stinson, kron four news.

( marty ) coming up on the kron 4 morning news...more on the south bay teacher that's accused of sexually assaulting two young girls. ( marty ) plus, more people are suing p-g-and-e after the utility was found not at fault for causing the tubbs fire. ( marty ) and next, a new study reveals more about what you can do to a live a longer, healthier life. (ácommercialá) (dave)high pressure over the

west coast will result in above normal temperatures through sunday, along with mainly clear skies. the dry pattern is forecast to persist through early next week with rain chances returning around the middle of next week.

( marty ) a south bay teacher and track coach is in jail, accused of sexually assaulting two young girls. the 56-year-old is a high school track coach at branham high school. kron 4's gayle ong has more on the allegations. 56-year-old gregory marshall was arrested in san jose thursday and charged with 24 felony counts for allegedly sexually assaulting two

students at valley christian high school.it happened more than a decade ago..both female students were 17 at the time, san jose police say marshall sexually assaulted the victims at work on school property sometime between 2004 and 2005. marshall was the after school track coach at branham high school in san jose.this parent stunned to hear the news. and also owns marshall sports performance and fitness, also in the city.he has been booked in santa clara county jail. ( marty )( marty ) on the peninsula .. police are hoping surveillance video will lead them to the man wanted for groping two women and

shoplifting from a store in mountain view. police say the first groping incident happened monday morning. when a 34-year-old woman was walking on the stevens creek trail near central avenue when she was grabbed by the man. then tuesday afternoon ... police say another woman reported being groped on the same trail. they say the man also stole 100-dollars worth of tobacco products from the walgreens on el camino real. ( marty ) police in san francisco are looking for the two people who attacked a 64-year-old man and sent him to the hospital with head injuries. it happened just after nine-thursday night, in the mission terrace neighborhood, near the intersection of mission street and seneca avenue. police say, two men ran up behind the victim and hit him with an unknown object. the attack fell to the ground and lost consciousness. he was taken to the hospital with non- life threatening injuries. police have not released a description of the suspects. ( marty ) the texas family of the 7-year-old girl who was shot and killed is apologizing after a man was falsely

accused in the investigation. jasmine barnes' aunt says she regrets that the focus following her niece's death shifted to race amid claims of a hate crime. days following the shooting, investigators released a sketch - from descriptions given by jazmine's mother and two of her sisters of a white man wearing a hooded sweatshirt. there was also a red truck caught on surveillance speeding from the scene. investigators now believe the man in the sketch was a witness driving the truck in an attempt to get to safety.

janeiro, it washed out roads and filled rivers with mud. more than 50 firefighters and six aircrafts are helping out with the search. had been deployed to the area. ( marty )the warriors are looking for their 10th straight win tonight in boston. we have a preview of what could be an n-b-a finals matchup.

nhl all-star festivities. the game itself is tomorrow night, but until then, spectacular event with the league's skills competition. -- the host team well-represented... joe pavelski, the olympian. erik karlsson, the star defenseman. and brent burns, phenomenal player. --best moment from the sharkies was right here... karlsson in the premier passer competition... right over the barrier and into that tiny net... --in the hardest shot competition, burns misses a point blank goal, would clock triple digits on his 2nd attempt. --then, pavelski showing off his craft.. in the accuracy shooting contest.

--the all-star game set for tomorrow night at the tank. now to some spring training will be here before you know it, the a's adding to their rotation today with the signing of former toronto blue jay marco estrada. one of many storylines to talk about at fanfest tomorrow morning in jack london square. players and coaches met with the media this afternoon in advance of the event. a lot to look forward to with this a's team... a squad that went to the playoffs last year despite so many injuries to key players. one of those guys is ace sean manaea who is recovering from shoulder surgery...he says he hopes to be back by midseason. and melvin, knows the a's are now on the radar of other teams and won't be able to sneak up on the rest of the league. "i don't think anyone predicted where we would end up last year. and we gained a lot of momentum as the season went on. our younger players performed really well and it was a tightknit group that played for eachother so what comes first, confidence or success? last year it was success because of the confidence that we had. and we have that to go off of from day one so we are looking to up and anti this year." now to the warriors-- perhaps meeting a team they'll see in a the nba finals. --warriors celtics in boston tomorrow night. champs are the hottest team in the league right now, winners of 9 straight, 8 consecutive on the

road. celtics unbeaten in their last 10-home games. steve kerr says it's a great time for this showdown because he feels the team is hitting its stride. "feels good. it's the best stretch that we've had all season in a while really. i'm not sure if we had a stretch like this last season either. but our guys are playing hard and competing well together. demarcus is fitting right in. we're just just trying to get a little better every day." now to the college ranks-- the cal golden bears on the road facing the utes in utah. ---lindsay gottlieb....in her 8th season with the program. ---and the utes pounced early, 2nd quarter, cal down by 13....kristine anigwe, trying to cut into that deficit. .she led the golden bears with 24 points tonight.... ---in the 4th, .utah still up double digits.... megan huff gets it at the top of the arc...wide open....splases in for the triple.. --cal falls 87-74, now 12-and-6 on the year.. ( marty ) as we head to break, here's a 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 the

west coast will result in above normal temperatures through sunday, along with mainly clear skies. the dry pattern is forecast to persist through early next week with rain chances returning around the middle of next week.

( marty ) the longest government shutdown in u-s history is over...for now president donald trump signed a bill friday that will re-open the government temporarily.. just until february 15th. the bill does not include funding for a border wall.. democrat and republican lawmakers now have to come up with a resolution..or risk sending the country back into a

shutdown. sources close to the president say it was the nation's airports reaching the president to agree to the temporary deal. ( marty ) the temporary agreement to re-open the government came during a pre-planned "stop the shutdown rally" in oakland kron 4's haaziq madyun was there and has reactions from t-s-a employees. nats"no more shutdown""no more shutdown"news of president donald trump and u.s. congressional leaders reaching a deal to end the government shutdown was received with a bit of skeptism by some tsa officers at this stop the shutdown rally at the oakland international airportsotit has been 35-days without pay for these tsa employees who marched through terminal two even after learning that a deal had been reachedsot

unfair, immoral and it needs to stop">sottsa officer iveliz rodriguez says she is looking forward to receiving a pay check again and will put the money to good use because her family will soon be growing sottsa officer adrian chavez says it has been a rough period for him and his familysotthe first thing this tsa officer is going to do with some of that back pay?sot"celebrate! but i am not going to tell you what you"at the oakland airport, in oakland haaziq madyun kron4news ( marty ) the deal to reopen the government is also

good news for the thousands of people who enjoy going to national parks. in san francisco -- fort funston is run by the national parks service, which is part of the golden gate national recreation area for the past few weeks, only the parking lot there has been open ... and that is thanks to a group of dog walkers who pooled their money and paid the federal government 15- hundred dollars a week. people visiting fort funstun say, they are relieved that the goverment is back open.

hardship, but managers were unable to reach the remaining 9- thousand. the official start of the tax filing season is monday. about three- quarters of u.s. taxpayers receive refunds. and lower -income households, in particular, depend on refunds as their biggest cash infusion of the year ( marty ) our coverage of the record long shutdown continues at kron-4 dot com. you'll find what happens next with border security and congress. that's all at kron- 4 dot com ( marty ) new this morning...police in vallejo are investigating a shooting overnight. it happened at boss market on mini drive. officers say one person was hurt. there are no arrests this morning, and police have not released information on a possible suspect. ( marty ) the thousands of people looking to walk and drive lombard street in san francisco are causing some major problems for people who

area. the problems range from traffic backing up for blocks, and some people who visit the street on foot, leave behind trash.. they also intrude on people's lawns and porches. a few years ago, neighbors went to the city saying something needed to be done. the city transportation authority came up with a plan to create a reservation system and to charge a fee.

fell to a scam. he says he's coming forward in hopes of keeping others from losing money. kron 4's maureen kelly it's the same ring exactly here's the ring that paul pagliuso says was offered to him in exchange for $40 dollars in cash. it happened on sunday after he stopped for gas in yolo county off i-5 after he was approached by a man who he now believes to be part of a team of very prolific con artists. thin guy really really well- dressed, had a female passenger in the back that was really well-dressed with kids. he was talking really fast, kind of urgent and pulling this ring off his finger can i give you this ring for $40 cash i need $40 cash, my wallet got stolen my credit cards and all my cash and i really need $40 cash to get homethe napa resident says he didn't want the ring....but felt compelled to help.seems like the christian thing to do would be to try to help a guy out without getting totally ripped off just in case so i gave them 30 bucks in gas i'll

pump it into your car off my credit cardhe says the man insisted he take the ring and then left. it wasn't until pagliuso saw the exact same ring....in a news story about of the statewide scam alert issued by the c-h-p that he realized he'd been duped. and felt compelled to come forward...i want to people to be aware it's not just down south is apparently up north and probably everywhere in between. probably all over the i five corredor i would guess (standup)another kron four viewer says he fell victim to the same scam at the san jose gas station back in november. the chp says at this point they don't have any confirmed cases of these con artist working in the bay area but across the state there are at least 70 victims that they know of and they expect that number to grow as word of the scam spreads maureen kelly kron4 news coming up on the kron 4 morning news... a reported glitch in the santa clara county court system could put officers lives at risk. we'll explain next. ( marty ) in the south

bay..the new court records management system in santa clara county is coming under fire.. the police union is sounding the alarm, that the system may be putting officers in danger. here's kron four's rob the story. paul kelly/president-san jose police officers assoc. "...on behalf of every law enforcement agency in santa clara county i want to express my outrage..."p.o.a. president paul kelly on friday condemning a new online court case management system now in

use here. paulkelly/p.o.a. ".....we see on a day to day basis what the impact has been to the public, the court staff and the inefficiencies that have arisen....the p.o.a.says the new "odyssey' software system has failed to activate thousands of bench warrants leaving no way for an officer to know whether someone they have stopped is wanted by police.paul kelly/p.o.a. "...they might not know if they have a warrant in the system, which can absolutely cause a danger to the officer and if the wrong person is let go, it can pose a danger to the community..."the p.o.a. cited a safety bulletin advising sheriff's deputies about a backlog of data entry and a bulletin sent to court staff warning of system performance issues.(full screen)in a statement, the court disputed the criticizm writing... "...there is no malfunction with the warrant

process in odyssey. the system is working and produces a warrant which is then ready for activation.....the court has worked to address all critical issues raised..."a spokeswoman for tyler technologies, makers of the software, says the p.o.a.s claims are false and that the system is working as expected. the p.o.a. has called on the state auditor for an investigation. lt. tracy hern/sunnyvale police "...this computer disaster leaves police officers blind in the field. without that information. we cant know if the person we are pulling over knows that they have a warrant and we don't. we dont know if they migt be thinking it's better to shoot at an officer than go to jail. we might be releasing a killer. this system is broken and needs to be fixed now..."in san jose rob fladeboe kron4news as we head to break, here's a live look outside... san francisco international airport. (ácommercialá)

airport.international san francisco international airport. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) (dave)high pressure over the west coast will result in above normal temperatures through sunday, along with mainly clear skies. the dry pattern is forecast to persist through early next week with rain chances returning around the middle of next week.

( marty ) seven friends and relatives of the man charged with the shooting death of newman police police officer -- ronil singh, have been indicted on federal charges for allegedly helping him evade capture. authorities say a federal grand jury indicted the five men and two women with charges of conspiring to harbor an alien." federal prosecutors say gustavo arriaga's two brothers, his girlfriend and four friends conspired to help him evade capture after he allegedly fatally shot officer singh the day after christmas. they say the seven defendants transported and housed arriaga and gave him clothes, money, and a new cellphone. ( marty ) a charter bus carrying members of the stanford track and field team ... caught fire friday ... on northbound interstate- 5 in seattle. everyone on board, including its head coach and about 30 student athletes... were evacuated

safely. the team's luggage and equipment were also recovered.. they were delayed about two- hours, then the team was taken to the university of washington campus on a city bus. the athletes tweeted that they will compete today as scheduled at a track meet later today. ( marty ) another big story we're following.. the number of lawsuits against p-g&e continues to grow...even after calfire concluded the utility company is not at fault for the deadly and destructive tubbs fire in 2017. kron 4's justine waldman reports the city of santa rosa and the victims who lost everything.are still moving forward with legal action. "i could see a huge fire down about an hour and a half from us."roy miller is in the process of rebuilding his home that burned down in the tubbs fire.he is also an attorney representing 1200 fire victims, many of them like him, lost everything in octoebr of 2017.sot soem of the were wheeping some are

angry how they could come to that conculsion based on the information we have calfire determinated the tubbs fire started on private electrical equipment at a home on bennet lane in calisotga. this concerned his clients who worry they will not be able to rebuild.but miller says the report changes nothing for his cases.sot i am reassuring them the facts support ussot we are looking for the party that is responsible and that is pge witne fuse that blew on pge polethe tubbs fire killed 22 people and whipped out thousands of homes in santa rosa.the mayor said the city is committed continuing with litigation because that is in the best interest of the community..sot we can contiue our rebuild efforts -- it has been way to short to stop the litagation at this point nats papermiller questions calfires conclusion.and belives pg&e should have proactively turned-off the power the night of the fire.his ruling -

calfire's finding will not hold up in court.sot we are ready to go to trial in septmeber (justine)on tuesday, city council and legal counsel to discuss next steps.as the mayor said they are committed to making the city hole after the fire disaster.in santa rosa justine waldman kron 4 news ( marty ) california lawmakers have finalized a commission that will recommend who pays for wildfire destruction. governor newsom appointed three of the five member commission.. including dave jones.. the most recent state insurance commissioner. the governor also chose michael kahn, a san francisco energy lawyer who has served on several previous state boards and task forces. his third pick is carla peterman, who served on the p-u-c from 2013 through 2018. the governor explained the commission's responsibility.

a gas operation, we're talking about claims in 2017 and claims in 2018, but moving forward how do you manage in this environment so that the next governor isn't back here or i'm not back here wondering how to operate.">( marty ) the commission's report is scheduled to be released july first as we head to break...here's a live look outside... richmond bridge this is loma linda,

a place with one of the highest life expectancies in the country. you see so many people walking around here in their hundreds. so how do you stay financially well for all those extra years? well, you have to start planning as early as possible. we all need to plan, for 18 years or more, of retirement. i don't have a whole lot saved up, but i'm working on it now. i will do whatever i need to do. plan your financial life with prudential. bring your challenges. ( marty ) two new

movies open this weekend, but neither looks likely to topple the reigning box office champ. david daniel has a preview. what if it's... excalibur?" "the kid who would be king" will do its best to steal the box office crown from "glass." the family film is a modern-day take on the arthurian legend, complete with excalibur and merlin. analysts see it earning between seven- and 13-million dollars... not enough for number one.i will give you $10 million to drop my husband in the ocean for the sharks." "serenity" stars matthew mcconaughey and anne hathaway in a neo-noir thriller set on a tropical island. despite the a-listers and the setting, box office watchers don't see it debuting with more than seven-million dollars."yeah?" "some guy called over here -- a doctor. he's looking for a

driver. you interested?" (nat- piano)meanwhile, several films are expanding into more theateers, hoping for a boost from this week's oscar nominations. best picture nominees "green book" and "vice" both widen to more than two-thousand theaters, aiming to build buzz... and box office. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. ( marty ) a third "princess diaries" film could be in the works. that's according to the franchise's star, anne hathaway, who has confirmed there is a script for 'princess diaries three.' the new film would pick up on the story line from the first two movies. it could also include a return performance by julie andrews. ( marty ) it is important for everyone to get a regular dentist's checkup...even for the king or queen of the jungle. a zoo in michigan released video of one of its female african lions undergoing a root canal. the zoo says all of it's animals get regular dental check ups. but the zoo vets needed a little extra help with her root canal. so they called on a vet dentist at michigan state

university. the zoo says, if not treated, dental problems can lead to more serious issues like heart disease for their animals. we understand everything went well. ( dave ) (sara) and i'm live with details on today's walk for life rally. here is a live look at

the embarcadero. ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)high pressure over the west coast will result in above normal temperatures through sunday, along with mainly clear skies. the dry pattern is forecast to persist through early next week with rain chances returning around the middle of next week.

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overnight....a man is dead following a shooting in san jose. police say it happened this morning just before 2 a-m on south 10th street and east william street. the victim was taken to a hospital where he later died. no arrests have been made in this case. ( marty ) the longest government shutdown is u-s history is over. and after over a month, close to one million federal workers will finally get paid. president trump signed a bill yesterday that re-opens the government for three weeks, until february 15th. but as natasha chen reports --the president is still holding out on the possibilty of taking

executive action to build a border wall. rep. nancy pelosi, (d) house speaker: "it's kind of a solemn occasion for us because so many people have suffered for so long."congress has passed a spending bill to end 35 days of misery for furloughed federal workers.. for now.the short-term spending bill is only good for 21 days..and does not include funding for president trump's border wall..giving both sides of the political fence until february 15th to come up with a resolution..or risk sending the country back into a shutdown.pres. donald trump: "i really feel that working with democrats and republicans, we can make a truly great and secure deal happen for everyone."sen. chuck schumer, (d) senate minority leader: "great news for 800,000 federal workers and millions of americans who depend on government services." great news unless a deal is not reached..which could possibly put those people right back into stressful situations..they're now hoping they'll never have to face again.christy rose, administrative asst., u.s coast guard academy: "i'm really happy.. i get to go back to work."sources close to the president..say it was the nation's airports reaching near crisis territory..that caused the president to agree

to the temporary deal. republicans agree it was a good call on his part.sen. richard shelby, (r) chairman, senate appropriations committee: "you got 800 thousand people missing another paycheck, at no fault of their own. it could have a hit on our economy. nobody is going to win out of this."on capitol hill, i'm natasha chen reporting. ( marty ) as the government reopens for the next three weeks, a coffee shop in alameda is continuing to collect donations to help families in the event of another shutdown. for the past several weeks otto wright's coffee shop has been a donation hub for bay area coast guard families and other furloughed workers. wright says the donated money and food are helping meet some of the need. but his biggest concern is for the families who have not seen a paycheck for over a month, and are facing another possible shutdown in 3 weeks.

bay area food banks and the east bay coast guard spouses club have also helped hundreds of coast guard families in the bay area since the shutdown began. ( marty ) our coverage of the record long shutdown continues at kron-4 dot com. you'll find what led to the government shutdown and what happens next with border security and congress. that's all at kron- 4 dot com ( marty ) new this morning...authorities have identified the woman who was killed in a hit-and run crash this week in san jose. the county medical examiner's office says, 59-year-old margaret urueta died thursday. she was hit while walking in a cross- walk between north 10th and east santa clara streets. police say a white van hit ureta and kept going..she died on the scene. police are still looking for the hit and run driver. happening today... thousands of people will hit the streets of san francisco for the 15th

annual walk for life. it's part of a national demonstration that aims to stand for life. kron 4s sara stinson is live in san francisco with the more on today's event. sara? marty right now they are setting up for the walk for life march hehere in the civic center plaza.here is some video from previous years...you can see people bring sign that say pro life and anti abortion slogans. every year thousands of people show up to rally, march and discuss how harmful abortions are for women.this pro life march has been going on nationwide for 45 years since the supreme court legalized abortion. last week washington d-c held their march and today it's san francisco's turn - this is the 15th annual walk for life held here in the city. the event kicks off with a

silent no more awareness campaign with speakers who regret getting an abortion. then their is an info faire with 40 different organizations providing information on their services with alternatives to abortion. then a rally starts at 12:30 where there will be several speakers.sotthe actual walk starts at 1:30 down here at the civic center plaza where they will march down market street to embarcadero plaza and ferry building. the event organizers i spoke with say they will continue to put on the walk for life until roe v. wade is overturned. live in san francisco, sara stinson, kron four news. cg: eva muntean, event organizer for walk for life thanks thanks sara. thanks sara.

( marty ) coming up on the kron 4 morning news...more on the south bay teacher that's accused of sexually assaulting two young ( marty ) plus, more people are suing p-g-and-e after the utility was found not at fault for causing the tubbs fire. tubbs fire. (ácommercialá) (clapping)

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washington has declared a state of emergency after the c-d-c confirms nearly 30 cases of the measles. the decision means state agencies and departments can use state resources to help manage the outbreak-- it also means they can reach out to other states if need be. the measles is highly contagious and can be deadly for young children. the most recognizable symptom is a red, blotchy rash-- other

symptoms include coughing, a runny nose, a sore throat and fever. of the 26 confirmed cases in washington-- most are in kids between one and 10 years old--and there is one reported adult case. ( marty ) the c-d-c says people who snuggled with hedgehogs is the cause of a salmonella outbreak. it's affected 11 people in 8 states. back in october 10 of the 11 people said they'd been in contact with a pet hedgehog before they got sick. vets say that hedgehogs that look clean and healthy can carry salmonella. and it can easily spread. symptoms of salmonella infection include fever, diarrhea and stomach cramps. ( dave ) (ácommercialá)

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( marty ) a south bay teacher and track coach is in jail, accused of sexually assaulting two young girls. the 56-year-old is a high school track coach at branham high school. kron 4's gayle ong has more on the allegations.

56-year-old gregory marshall was arrested in san jose thursday and charged with 24 felony counts for allegedly sexually assaulting two students at valley christian high school.it happened more than a decade ago..both female students were 17 at the time, san jose police say marshall sexually assaulted the victims at work on school property sometime between 2004 and 2005. marshall was the after school track coach at branham high school in san jose.this parent stunned to hear the news. and also owns marshall sports performance and fitness, also in the city. he has been booked in santa clara county jail. ( marty ) on the peninsula ..

police are hoping surveillance video will lead them to the man wanted for groping two women and shoplifting from a store in mountain view. police say the first groping incident happened monday morning. when a 34- year-old woman was walking on the stevens creek trail near central avenue when she was grabbed by the man. then tuesday afternoon ... police say another woman reported being groped on the same trail. they say the man also stole 100-dollars worth of tobacco products from the walgreens on el camino real. ( marty ) police in san francisco are looking for the two people who attacked a 64-year-old man and sent him to the hospital with head injuries. it happened just after nine-thursday night, in the mission terrace neighborhood, near the intersection of mission street and seneca avenue. police say, two men ran up behind the victim and hit him with an unknown object. the attack fell to the ground and

lost consciousness. he was taken to the hospital with non- life threatening injuries. police have not released a description of the suspects. ( marty ) the texas family of the 7-year-old girl who was shot and killed is apologizing after a man was falsely accused in the investigation. jasmine barnes' aunt says she regrets that the focus following her niece's death shifted to race amid claims of a hate crime. days following the shooting, investigators released a sketch - from descriptions given by jazmine's mother and two of her sisters of a white man wearing a hooded sweatshirt. there was also a red truck caught on surveillance speeding from the scene. investigators now believe the man in the sketch was a witness driving the truck in an attempt to get to safety.

african american men have been charged with capital murder in this ( marty ) rescue teams have recovered the bodies of seven people, and at least 200 people are declared missing after a dam burst at a brazilian mine. the brazilian mining company says the break happened about 300 miles northwest of rio de janeiro, it washed out roads and filled rivers with mud. more than 50 firefighters and six aircrafts are helping out with the search. had been deployed to the area. ( marty )( marty )the warriors are looking for their 10th straight win tonight in boston. we have a preview of what could be an n-b-a finals matchup.

< san jose bustling this week with the nhl all-star festivities. the game itself is tomorrow night, but until then, spectacular event with the league's skills competition. -- the host team well-represented... joe pavelski, the olympian. erik karlsson, the star defenseman. and brent burns, phenomenal player. --best moment from the sharkies was right here...

karlsson in the premier passer competition... right over the barrier and into that tiny net... --in the hardest shot competition, burns misses a point blank goal, would clock triple digits on his 2nd attempt. --then, pavelski showing off his craft.. in the accuracy shooting contest. --the all-star game set for tomorrow night at the tank. now to some baseball--spring training will be here before you know it, the a's adding to their rotation today with the signing of former toronto blue jay marco estrada. one of many storylines to talk about at fanfest tomorrow morning in jack london square. players and coaches met with the media this afternoon in advance of the event. a lot to look forward to with this a's team... a squad that went to the playoffs last year despite so many injuries to key players. one of those guys is ace sean manaea who is recovering from shoulder surgery...he says he hopes to be back by midseason. and melvin, knows the a's are now on the radar of other teams and won't be able to sneak up on the rest of the league. "i don't think anyone predicted where we would end up last year. and we gained a lot of momentum as the season went on. our younger players

performed really well and it was a tightknit group that played for eachother so what comes first, confidence or success? last year it was success because of the confidence that we had. and we have that to go off of from day one so we are looking to up and anti this year." now to the warriors-- perhaps meeting a team they'll see in a few months in the nba finals. --warriors celtics in boston tomorrow night. champs are the hottest team in the league right now, winners of 9 straight, 8 consecutive on the road. celtics unbeaten in their last 10-home games. steve kerr says it's a great time for this showdown because he feels the team is hitting its stride. "feels good. it's the best stretch that we've had all season in a while really. i'm not sure if we had a stretch like this last season either. but our guys are playing hard and competing well together. demarcus is fitting right in. we're just just trying to get a little better every day." now to the college ranks-- the cal golden bears on the road facing the utes in utah. ---lindsay gottlieb....in her 8th season with the program. ---and the utes pounced early, 2nd quarter, cal down by 13....kristine anigwe, trying to cut into that deficit. .she led the golden bears with 24 points tonight.... ---in the 4th, .utah still up

double digits.... megan huff gets it at the top of the arc...wide open....splases in for the triple.. --cal falls 87-74, now 12-and-6 on the year.. ( marty ) as we head to break, here's a live look outside... golden gate bridge.. the latest innovation from xfinity

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( marty ) dave spahr has your forecast... (dave)high pressure over the west coast will result in above normal temperatures through sunday, along with mainly clear skies. the dry pattern is forecast to persist through early next week with rain chances returning around the middle of next week.

( marty ) the longest government shutdown in u-s history is over...for now president donald trump signed a bill friday that will re-open the government temporarily.. just until february 15th. the bill does not include funding for a border wall.. democrat and republican lawmakers now have to come up with a resolution..or risk sending the country back into a shutdown. sources close to the president say it was the nation's airports reaching near crisis levels that caused the president to agree to the temporary deal. ( marty ) the temporary agreement to re-open the government came during a pre-planned "stop the shutdown rally" in oakland kron 4's

haaziq madyun was there and has reactions from t-s-a employees. nats"no more shutdown""no more shutdown"news of president donald trump and u.s. congressional leaders reaching a deal to end the government shutdown was received with a bit of skeptism by some tsa officers at this stop the shutdown rally at the oakland international airportsotit has been 35-days without pay for these tsa employees who marched through terminal two even after learning that a deal had been reachedsotsottsa officer iveliz rodriguez says she is looking forward to receiving a pay check again and will put the money to good use because

her family will soon be growing sottsa officer adrian chavez says it has been a rough period for him and his familysotthe first thing this tsa officer is going to do with some of that back pay?sot"celebrate! but i am not going to tell you what you"at the oakland airport, in oakland haaziq madyun kron4news ( marty ) the deal to reopen the government is also good news for the thousands of people who enjoy going to national parks. in san francisco -- fort funston is run by the national parks service, which is part of the golden gate national recreation area. for the past few weeks, only the

parking lot there has been open ... and that is thanks to a group of dog walkers who pooled their money and paid the federal government 15- hundred dollars a week. people visiting fort funstun say, they are relieved that the goverment

and lower -income households, in particular, depend on refunds as their biggest cash infusion of the year ( marty ) our coverage of the record long shutdown continues at kron-4 dot com. you'll find what happens next with border security and congress. that's all at kron- 4 dot com ( marty ) new this morning...police in vallejo are investigating a shooting overnight. it happened at boss market on mini drive. officers say one person was hurt. there are no arrests this morning, and police have not released information on a possible suspect. ( marty ) the thousands of people looking to walk and drive lombard street in san francisco are causing some major problems for people who live in the area. the problems range from traffic backing up for blocks, and some people who visit the street on foot, leave behind trash.. they also intrude on people's lawns and porches. a few years ago, neighbors went to the city saying something needed to be done. the city transportation authority came up with a plan to create a reservation system and to

charge a fee.

in the south bay..the new court records management system in santa clara county is coming under fire.. the police union is sounding t alarm, that the system may be putting officers in danger. here's kron four's rob fladeboe with the story. paul kelly/president-san jose police officers assoc. "...on behalf of every law enforcement agency in santa clara county i want to express my outrage..."p.o.a. president paul kelly on friday condemning a new online court

case management system now in use here. paulkelly/p.o.a. ".....we see on a day to day basis what the impact has been to the public, the court staff and the inefficiencies that have arisen....the p.o.a.says the new "odyssey' software system has failed to activate thousands of bench warrants leaving no way for an officer to know whether someone they have stopped is wanted by police. paul kelly/p.o.a. "...they might not know if they have a warrant in the system, which can absolutely cause a danger to the officer and if the wrong person is let go, it can pose a danger to the community..."the p.o.a. cited a safety bulletin advising sheriff's deputies about a backlog of data entry and a bulletin sent to court staff warning of system performance issues.(full screen)in a statement, the court disputed the criticizm writing...

"...there is no malfunction with the warrant process in odyssey. the system is working and produces a warrant which is then ready for activation.....the court has worked to address all critical issues raised..."a spokeswoman for tyler technologies, makers of the software, says the p.o.a.s claims are false and that the system is working as expected. the p.o.a. has called on the state auditor for an investigation. lt. tracy hern/sunnyvale police "...this computer disaster leaves police officers blind in the field. without that information. we cant know if the person we are pulling over knows that they have a warrant and we don't. we dont know if they migt be thinking it's better to shoot at an officer than go to jail. we might be releasing a killer. this system is broken and needs to be fixed now..."in san jose rob fladeboe kron4news ( marty )( marty ) ( marty ) ( marty )coming up... you may have read the book, seen the movie, but have you seen the

ballet? don quixote takes over san franciso... and the lead ballerina, joins me to talk about it next .

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(dave)high pressure over the west coast will result in above normal temperatures through sunday, along with mainly clear skies. the dry pattern is forecast to persist through early next week with rain chances returning around the middle of next week.

( marty ) ( marty ) happening now in san franciso... ballet lovers can now experince the iconic don quixote. it debuted last night in san francisco at the war memorial opera house, joining us today is lead female ballerina sasha de sola... who plays kitri in the

memorable show.((2 shot)) good morning sasha. don quixote marks first of don quixote don quixote don quixote marks first of three story ballets in sf ballet's 2019 repertory season san francisco, january 11, 2019-san francisco ballet opens don quixote, the first program of the 2019 repertory

season, on january 25, with performances through february 3 at sf war memorial opera house. with staging first performed in 2003 and last seen in the 2015 repertory season, artistic director and principal choreographer helgi tomasson and choreographer in residence yuri possokhov update alexander gorsky's revisions to marius petipa's original choreography from 1869, making this year's don quixote a celebration of the 150th anniversary of this vibrant ballet, a rare comedy in the classical repertory. set to music by ludwig minkus, gorsky and petipa's choreography infuses spanish- inspired elements-like port de bras borrowed from flamenco-into classical ballet. minkus' music follows suit, and guitars and tambourines pepper the orchestral score. don quixote also includes one of the most well-known dances in the repertory: the act iii pas de deux between lovers kitri and basilio, as well as the famed "kitri jump," a kick which propels the dancer's foot close to her head. with 152 roles and 40 children spanning two casts, don quixote is a spectacle for all ages. the company's 2019 performances of don quixote

feature brightly-colored sets and costumes from 2012 by martin pakledinaz, who passed away shortly after his designs premiered. pakledinaz, a tony award-winning artist, was a long-time collaborator with helgi tomasson, whose work can also be seen in the ballet's current production of the nutcracker. don quixote's lighting designer is james f. ingalls.

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weekend, movies open two new ( marty ) two new movies open this weekend, but neither looks likely to topple the reigning box office champ. david daniel has a preview. what if it's... excalibur?" "the kid who would be king" will do its best to steal the box office crown from "glass." the family film is a modern-day take on the arthurian legend, complete with excalibur and merlin. analysts see it earning between seven- and 13-million dollars... not enough for number one.i will give you $10 million to drop my husband in the ocean for the sharks." "serenity" stars matthew mcconaughey and anne hathaway in a neo-noir thriller set on a tropical island. despite the a-listers and the setting, box office watchers don't see it debuting with more than seven-million dollars."yeah?" "some guy called over here -- a doctor. he's looking for a driver. you interested?" (nat- piano)meanwhile, several films

are expanding into more theateers, hoping for a boost from this week's oscar nominations. best picture nominees "green book" and "vice" both widen to more than two-thousand theaters, aiming to build buzz... and box office. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. ( marty ) a third "princess diaries" film could be in the works. that's according to the franchise's star, anne hathaway, who has confirmed there is a script for 'princess diaries three.' the new film would pick up on the story line from the first two movies. it could also include a return performance by julie andrews. ( dave ) (sara) and i'm live with details on today's walk for life rally. (ácommercialá) (áábreakáá) ( marty ) here is a live

look at the embarcadero. ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)high pressure over the west coast will result in

above normal temperatures through sunday, along with mainly clear skies. the dry pattern is forecast to persist through early next week with rain chances returning around the middle of next week.

week. ( marty ) breaking overnight....a man is dead following a shooting in san jose. police say it happened this morning just before 2 a-m on south 10th street and east william street. the victim was taken to a hospital where he later died. no arrests have been made in this case. ( marty ) the longest government shutdown is u-s history is over. and after over a month, close to one million federal workers will finally get paid. president trump signed a bill yesterday that re-opens the government for three weeks, until february 15th. but as natasha chen reports --the

president is still holding out on the possibilty of taking executive action to build a border wall. . rep. nancy pelosi, (d) house speaker: "it's kind of a solemn occasion for us because so many people have suffered for so long."congress has passed a spending bill to end 35 days of misery for furloughed federal workers.. for now.the short-term spending bill is only good for 21 days..and does not include funding for president trump's border wall..giving both sides of the political fence until february 15th to come up with a resolution..or risk sending the country back into a shutdown.pres. donald trump: "i really feel that working with democrats and republicans, we can make a truly great and secure deal happen for everyone."sen. chuck schumer, (d) senate minority leader: "great news for 800,000 federal workers and millions of americans who depend on government services." great news unless a deal is not reached..which could possibly put those people right back into stressful situations..they're now hoping they'll never have to face again.christy rose,

administrative asst., u.s coast guard academy: "i'm really happy.. i get to go back to work."sources close to the president..say it was the nation's airports reaching near crisis territory..that caused the president to agree to the temporary deal. republicans agree it was a good call on his part.sen. richard shelby, (r) chairman, senate appropriations committee: "you got 800 thousand people missing another paycheck, at no fault of their own. it could have a hit on our economy. nobody is going to win out of this."on capitol hill, i'm natasha chen reporting. ( marty ) as the government reopens for the next three weeks, a coffee shop in alameda is continuing to collect donations to help families in the event of another shutdown. for the past several weeks otto wright's coffee shop has been a donation hub for bay area coast guard families and other furloughed workers. wright says the donated money and food are helping meet some of the need. but his biggest concern is for the families who have not seen a paycheck for over a month, and are facing another possible shutdown in 3 weeks.

some kind of consensus and really move forward>( marty ) bay area food banks and the east bay coast guard spouses club have also helped hundreds of coast guard families in the bay area since the shutdown began. ( marty ) our coverage of the record long shutdown continues at kron-4 dot com. you'll find what led to the government shutdown and what happens next with border security and congress. that's all at kron- 4 dot com ( marty ) new this morning..a judge is ordering the release of a woman convicted in the fatal stabbing of a 17-year-old newwark high school student. 25-year-old daniela guzman was sentenced to 15 years to life in state prison after justice afoa was killed in 20-10. a new law led the judge to the decision to release guzman. it prohibits suspects from being liable for murder unless that

person was the actual killer or had an intent to kill. guzman was convicted of second-degree murder, conspiracy to commit assault and gang enhancement clauses. the judge is ordering that her murder conviction be reveresed. guzman's brother, rafael tovar, and daniel howard are serving prison time in this case. ( marty ) also new this morning...authorities have identified the woman who was killed in a hit-and run crash this week in san jose. the county medical examiner's office says, 59-year-old margaret urueta died thursday. she was hit while walking in a cross- walk between north 10th and east santa clara streets. police say a white van hit ureta and kept going..she died on the scene. police are still looking for the hit and run driver. happening today... thousands of people will hit the streets of san francisco for the 15th annual walk for life. it's part of a national demonstration that aims to stand for life. kron 4s sara stinson is live in san francisco with the more on today's event. sara? marty right now they are

setting up for the walk for life march hehere in the civic center plaza.here is some video from previous years...you can see people bring sign that say pro life and anti abortion slogans. every year thousands of people show up to rally, march and discuss how harmful abortions are for women.this pro life march has been going on nationwide for 45 years since the supreme court legalized abortion. last week washington d-c held their march and today it's san francisco's turn - this is the 15th annual walk for life held here in the city. the event kicks off with a silent no more awareness campaign with speakers who regret getting an abortion. then their is an info faire with 40 different organizations providing information on their services with alternatives to abortion. then a rally starts at 12:30 where there will be several speakers.sot the actual walk starts at 1:30

down here at the civic center plaza where they will march down market street to embarcadero plaza and ferry building. the event organizers i spoke with say they will continue to put on the walk for life until roe v. wade is overturned. live in san francisco, sara stinson, kron four news. thanks sara. ( marty ) coming up on the kron 4

morning news...more on the south bay teacher that's accused of sexually assaulting two young girls. ( marty ) plus, more people are suing p-g-and-e after the utility was found not at fault for causing the tubbs fire. ( marty ) and next, a new study reveals more about what you can do to a live a longer, healthier life.

4 your health this morning.... a new study finds new factors that may determine how long you'll live. meredith wood has more in today's health minute. gender and body size.those two factors may help determine how long you live.that's according to a just-released study in the journal b-m-j.reasearchers found that the women who lived to age 90-- were on average-- taller and had gained less weight since the age of 20.the study found women taller than 5-9 were more than 31-percent more likely to live into their nineties.that's compared to women who were less than 5-3. for men-- the biggest factor

was physical activity.the study found men who were active at least 90 minutes a day were 39-percent more likely to live to 90 than men who exercised for less than half an hour a day.unlike men-- the study found that the amount of physical activity that seemed to be ideal for women, in terms of longity, was about 60 minutes a day.for today's health minute, i'm meredithwood. ( marty ) the governor of washington has declared a state of emergency after the c-d-c confirms nearly 30 cases of the measles. the decision means state agencies and departments can use state resources to help manage the outbreak-- it also means they can reach out to other states if need be. the measles is highly contagious and can be deadly for young children. the most recognizable symptom is a red, blotchy rash-- other symptoms include coughing, a runny nose, a sore throat and fever. of the 26 confirmed cases in washington-- most are in kids between one and 10 years old--and there is one reported adult case.

( marty ) the c-d-c says people who snuggled with hedgehogs is the cause of a salmonella outbreak. it's affected 11 people in 8 states. back in october 10 of the 11 people said they'd been in contact with a pet hedgehog before they got sick. vets say that hedgehogs that look clean and healthy can carry salmonella. and it can easily spread. symptoms of salmonella infection include fever, diarrhea and stomach cramps. ( dave ) look at the embarcadero this

morning. toss to weather. (dave)high pressure over the west coast will result in above normal temperatures through sunday, along with mainly clear skies. the dry pattern is forecast to persist through early next week with rain chances returning around the middle of next week.

( marty ) a south bay teacher and track coach is in jail, accused of sexually assaulting two young girls. the 56-year-old is a high school track coach at branham high school. kron 4's gayle ong has more on the allegations. 56-year-old gregory marshall was arrested in san jose thursday and charged with 24 felony counts for allegedly

sexually assaulting two students at valley christian high school.it happened more than a decade ago..both female students were 17 at the time, san jose police say marshall sexually assaulted the victims at work on school property sometime between 2004 and 2005. marshall was the after school track coach at branham high school in san jose.this parent stunned to hear the news. and also owns marshall sports performance and fitness, also in the city.he has been booked in santa clara county jail. ( marty ) on the peninsula

.. police are hoping surveillance video will lead them to the man wanted for groping two women and shoplifting from a store in mountain view. police say the first groping incident happened monday morning. when a 34-year-old woman was walking on the stevens creek trail near central avenue when she was grabbed by the man. then tuesday afternoon ... police say another woman reported being groped on the same trail. they say the man also stole 100-dollars worth of tobacco products from the walgreens on el camino real. ( marty ) police in san francisco are looking for the two people who attacked a 64-year-old man and sent him to the hospital with head injuries. it happened just after nine-thursday night, in the mission terrace neighborhood, near the intersection of mission street and seneca avenue. police say, two men ran up behind the victim and hit him with an unknown object. the attack fell to the ground and lost consciousness. he was taken to the hospital with non- life threatening injuries. police have not released a description of the

suspects. ( marty ) the texas family of the 7- the texas family of the 7-year-old girl who was shot and killed is apologizing after a man was falsely accused in the investigation. jasmine barnes' aunt says she regrets that the focus following her niece's death shifted to race amid claims of a hate crime. days following the shooting, investigators released a sketch - from descriptions given by jazmine's mother and two of her sisters of a white man wearing a hooded sweatshirt. there was also a red truck caught on surveillance speeding from the scene. investigators now believe the man in the sketch was a witness driving the truck in an attempt to get to safety.

people, and at least 200 people are declared missing after a dam burst at a brazilian mine. the brazilian mining company says the break happened about 300 miles northwest of rio de janeiro, it washed out roads and filled rivers with mud. more than 50 firefighters and six aircrafts are helping out with the search. had been deployed to the area. ( marty )the warriors are looking for their 10th straight win tonight in boston. we have a preview of what could be an n-b-a finals matchup.

(ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) < san jose bustling this week with the nhl all-star festivities. the game itself is tomorrow night, but until then, spectacular event with the league's skills competition. -- the host team well-represented... joe pavelski, the olympian. erik karlsson, the star defenseman. and brent burns, phenomenal player. --best moment from the sharkies was right here... karlsson in the premier passer competition... right over the barrier and into that tiny net... --in the hardest shot competition, burns misses a point blank goal, would clock triple digits on

his 2nd attempt. --then, pavelski showing off his craft.. in the accuracy shooting contest. --the all-star game set for tomorrow night at the tank. now to some baseball--spring training will be here before you know it, the a's adding to their rotation today with the signing of former toronto blue jay marco estrada. one of many storylines to talk about at fanfest tomorrow morning in jack london square. players and coaches met with the media this afternoon in advance of the event. a lot to look forward to with this a's team... a squad that went to the playoffs last year despite so many injuries to key players. one of those guys is ace sean manaea who is recovering from shoulder surgery...he says he hopes to be back by midseason. and melvin, knows the a's are now on the radar of other teams and won't be able to sneak up on the rest of the league. "i don't think anyone predicted where we would end up last year. and we gained a lot of momentum as the season went on. our younger players well and it was a tightknit group that played for eachother so what comes first, confidence or success? last year it was success because of the confidence that we had. and we have that to one so we are looking to up and anti this year." now to the warriors-- perhaps meeting a team they'll see in a few months in the nba finals.

--warriors celtics in boston tomorrow night. champs are the hottest team in the league right now, winners of 9 straight, 8 consecutive on the road. celtics unbeaten in their last 10-home games. steve kerr says it's a great time for this showdown because he feels the team is hitting its stride. "feels good. it's the best stretch that we've had all season in a while really. i'm not sure if we had a stretch like this last season either. but our guys are playing hard and competing well together. demarcus is fitting right in. we're just just trying to get a little better every day." now to the college ranks-- the cal golden bears on the road facing the utes in utah. ---lindsay gottlieb....in her 8th season with the program. ---and the utes pounced early, 2nd quarter, cal down by 13....kristine anigwe, trying to cut into that deficit. .she led the golden bears with 24 points tonight.... ---in the 4th, .utah still up double digits.... megan huff gets it at the top of the arc...wide open....splases in for the triple.. --cal falls 87-74, now 12-and-6 on the year.. ( marty ) as we head to break, here's a live look outside... golden gate bridge..

here's a live look at the embarcadero camera. ( marty ) dave spahr has your forecast...

(dave)high pressure over the west coast will result in above normal temperatures through sunday, along with mainly clear skies. the dry pattern is forecast to persist through early next week with rain chances returning around the middle of next week.

( marty ) the longest government shutdown in u-s history is over...for now president donald trump signed a bill friday that will re-open the government temporarily.. just until february 15th. the bill does not include funding for a border wall.. democrat and republican lawmakers now have to come up with a resolution..or risk sending the country back into a shutdown. sources close to the president say it was the nation's airports reaching

near crisis levels that caused the president to agree to the temporary deal. ( marty ) the temporary agreement to re-open the government came during a pre-planned "stop the shutdown rally" in oakland kron 4's haaziq madyun was there and has reactions from t-s-a employees. nats"no more shutdown""no more shutdown"news of president donald trump and u.s. congressional leaders reaching a deal to end the government shutdown was received with a bit of skeptism by some tsa officers at this stop the shutdown rally at the oakland international airportsot

interview">it has been 35-days without pay for these tsa employees who marched through terminal two even after learning that a deal had been reachedsotsottsa officer iveliz rodriguez says she is looking forward to receiving a pay check again and will put the money to good use because her family will soon be growing sottsa officer adrian chavez says it has been a rough period for him and his familysotthe first thing this tsa officer is going to do with some of that back pay?sot"celebrate! but i am not going to tell you what you"at the oakland airport, in oakland haaziq madyun kron4news ( marty ) the deal to reopen the government is also good news for the thousands of people who enjoy going to national

parks. in san francisco -- fort funston is run by the national parks service, which is part of the golden gate national recreation area. for the past few weeks, only the parking lot there has been open ... and that is thanks to a group of dog walkers who pooled their money and paid the federal government 15- hundred dollars a week. people visiting fort funstun say, they are relieved that the goverment is back open.

were unable to reach the remaining 9- thousand. the official start of the tax filing season is monday. about three- quarters of u.s. taxpayers receive refunds. and lower -income households, in particular, depend on refunds as their biggest cash infusion of the year ( marty ) our coverage of the record long shutdown continues at kron-4 dot com. you'll find what happens next with border security and congress. that's all at kron- 4 dot com ( marty ) new this morning...police in vallejo are investigating a shooting overnight. it happened at boss market on mini drive. officers say one person was hurt. there are no arrests this morning, and police have not released information on a possible suspect. ( marty ) the thousands of people looking to walk and drive lombard street in san francisco are causing some major problems for people who live in the area. the problems range from traffic backing up for blocks, and some people who visit the street on foot, leave behind trash.. they also intrude on people's lawns and porches.

a few years ago, neighbors went to the city saying something needed to be done. the city transportation authority came up with a plan to create a reservation system and to charge a fee.

pagliuso says was offered to him in exchange for $40 dollars in cash. it happened on sunday after he stopped for gas in yolo county off i-5 after he was approached by a man who he now believes to be part of a team of very prolific con artists. thin guy really really well- dressed, had a female passenger in the back that was really well-dressed with kids. he was talking really fast, kind of urgent and pulling this ring off his finger can i give you this ring for $40 cash i need $40 cash, my wallet got stolen my credit cards and all my cash and i really need $40 cash to get homethe napa resident says he didn't want the ring....but felt compelled to help.seems like the christian thing to do would be to try to help a guy out without getting totally ripped off just in case so i gave them 30 bucks in gas i'll pump it into your car off my credit cardhe says the man insisted he take the ring and then left. it wasn't until pagliuso saw the exact same ring....in a news story about of the statewide scam alert issued by the c-h-p that he realized he'd been duped. and felt compelled to come forward...i want to people to

be aware it's not just down south is apparently up north and probably everywhere in between. probably all over the i five corredor i would guess (standup)another kron four viewer says he fell victim to the same scam at the san jose gas station back in november. the chp says at this point they don't have any confirmed cases of these con artist working in the bay area but across the state there are at least 70 victims that they know of and they expect that number to grow as word of the scam spreads maureen kelly kron4 news kron4 news ( marty ) a charter bus carrying members of the stanford track and field team ... caught fire friday ... on northbound interstate- 5 in seattle. everyone on board, including its head coach and about 30 student athletes... were evacuated safely. the team's luggage and equipment were also recovered.. they were delayed about two- hours, then the team was taken to the university of

washington campus on a city bus. the athletes tweeted that they will compete today as scheduled at a track meet later today. ( marty ) in the south bay..the new court records management system in santa clara county is coming under fire.. the police union is sounding the alarm, that the system may be putting officers in danger. here's kron four's rob fladeboe with the story. paul kelly/president-san jose police officers assoc. "...on behalf of every law enforcement agency in santa clara county i want to express my outrage..."p.o.a. president paul kelly on friday condemning a new online court case management system now in use here. paulkelly/p.o.a. ".....we see on a day to day basis what the impact has been to the public, the court staff and the inefficiencies that have arisen....the p.o.a.says the new "odyssey' software system has failed to activate thousands of bench warrants leaving no way for an officer to know whether someone they have stopped is wanted by police.paul kelly/p.o.a. "...they might not know if they have a warrant in the system, which can absolutely

cause a danger to the officer and if the wrong person is let go, it can pose a danger to the community..."the p.o.a. cited a safety bulletin advising sheriff's deputies about a backlog of data entry and a bulletin sent to court staff warning of system performance issues.(full screen)in a statement, the court disputed the criticizm writing... "...there is no malfunction with the warrant process in odyssey. the system is working and produces a warrant which is then ready for activation.....the court has worked to address all critical issues raised..."a spokeswoman for tyler technologies, makers of the software, says the p.o.a.s claims are false and that the system is working as expected. the p.o.a. has called on the state auditor for an investigation. lt. tracy hern/sunnyvale police "...this computer disaster leaves police officers blind in the field. without that information. we cant know if the person we are pulling over knows that they have a warrant and we don't. we dont know if they migt be thinking it's better to shoot at an officer than go to jail. we might be releasing a killer. this system is broken and needs to be fixed now..."in san jose rob fladeboe kron4news ( marty ) ( marty )coming up... you may

have read the book, seen the movie, but have you seen the ballet. don quixote debuts tonight in san franciso... and the lead ballerina, is here to tell us all about it. as we head to break, here's a live look outside... san francisco international airport. (ácommercialá) (ácommercialá)

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(ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) ( marty ) two new movies open this weekend, but neither looks likely to topple the reigning box office champ. david daniel has a preview. what if it's... excalibur?" "the kid who would be king" will do its best to steal the box office crown from "glass." the family film is a modern-day family film is a "glass." the crown from preview.preview. week.middle of next around the returning rain chances returning around the middle of next week.

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million to drop my husband in the ocean for the sharks." "serenity" stars matthew mcconaughey and anne hathaway in a neo-noir thriller set on a tropical island. despite the a-listers and the setting, box office watchers don't see it debuting with more than seven-million dollars."yeah?" "some guy called over here -- a doctor. he's looking for a driver. you interested?" (nat- piano)meanwhile, several films are expanding into more theateers, hoping for a boost from this week's oscar nominations. best picture nominees "green book" and "vice" both widen to more than two-thousand aiming to build buzz... and box hollywood, i'm ( marty ) a third "princess diaries" film could be in the works. that's according to the franchise's star, anne hathaway, who has confirmed there is a script for 'princess diaries three.' the new film would pick up on the story line from the first two movies. it could also include a return performance by julie andrews. ( marty ) it is important for everyone to get a regular dentist's checkup...even for the king or queen of the jungle. a zoo in michigan

released video of one of its female african lions undergoing a root canal. the zoo says all of it's animals get regular dental check ups. but the zoo vets needed a little extra help with her root canal. so they called on a vet dentist at michigan state university. the zoo says, if not treated, dental problems can lead to more serious issues like heart disease for their animals. we understand everything went well. ( marty ) one of the most popular valentine's day candies won't be available this year. sweethearts conversation hearts won't be on store shelves this year since necco -- its original producer -- went out of business last year. that was despite the candy's popularity -- it was the number 1 candy for valentine's day in california --- and in the country last year -- according to candystore dot com. the new owner of sweethearts is planning to relaunch the product in time for next year's valentine's season.

adlib seven day. 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)(á - [announcer] this bay area living home improvement edition

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