catherine?? >>catherine heenan:rob ford the toronto mayor who made headlines for problems including using crack cocaine was found dead today. he was 46. >>catherine heenan:ford got international attention for public drunkenness, fights with other public officials and his confession of smoking crack concaine during a drunken stupor. >>catherine heenan:ford's office gave no details in announcing his death. but he had undergone surgery for a malignant form of cancer. still ahead at five. >>catherine heenan:why microsoft is apologizing for a party it threw in san francisco last week. and next. the new warning signs the f-d-a is putting on some pain medication. also - on wall street. stocks closed mostly lower as airlines, cruise companies and travel booking sites fell -- following the attacks in belgium. >>catherine heenan:the dow was down 41 points. the s and p 500 lost two points and the nasdaq added 12 points. >>catherine heenan:federal health regulators will add their strongest warning labels to

catherine? >> catherine:work crews in the east bay the next rain storm. >> catherine:and that includes checking on trees in danger of falling. a caltrans crew was removing a pine tree that looked likeit was in danger of toppling over. this is along highway 13 in oakland. >> catherine:workers want to remove it down during upcoming stormy weather. >> catherine:for up to the minute forecasts and all your bay area news. be sure to download the kron-4 mobile app. >> catherine:it's free to download for apple and android devices. >> catherine: a san jose man has reached out to kron4 news. asking for people to be on alarm. outside his home in germany drive, he said he was unloading groceries from his cart and the driveway when the man jumped come from behind. he managed to escape to his rise but not before getting a cut behind on one fourier and some bombs on his head and bruised standards. --bruised fingers >> this man was yelling at me and i try to protect myself he was hitting me with a baseball bat.

>>catherine heenan: enough skill ease benevolent been targeted a thief. >>grant lodes: the woman getting out of the to oriole succumb pickup truck she walks up to the home brush against the plan then the woman disappeared from the view of the camera. >>catherine heenan: it was taken from home and antioch in as a wide box track and has a blue lightning strike taken sunday morning the chp hoping for some help from the public in tracking down after it was stolen in the spotted their white concord in antioch and anyone with information hot. >>reporter: investing in the sake of the locations and sam and joe hayward and oakland and here in san the tale also searched connection with this case the streak shower so the san mateo or apartment building where prostitution was allegedly going on account laid out here in this criminal complaint bench to the police conducted into it phone number the alameda county is offices and i left a commitment to addressing and trying to in himself trafficking including helping the women victimized police said the victims in this c

catherine? >> catherine: to my parents come together to talk about what happened to eight young girl at school. >> gabe: you have hidden devices for the new apple. i will show you coming up at kron 4 news accurate. >> gary: will have to force later on in the broadcast. --we will have sports later on in this broadcast >> catherine: news tonight apple has released its new software update for iphone @ ipad spirit 9.3 and our tax tram reporter gabe slate says you should download this right away. >> gabe: study show that exposure to bright blue light like on our screen in the evening can affect our rhythm and make it hard to fall asleep. the bright blue mist of the scoring throws off the body 24 hour clock and make it feel like we should be more awake instead of getting sleep. >> gabe: automatically is shifting the colors and our displayed to make it warmer and more yellow. it easier on the i rise and suggest how one the light or color get and you can set the hours to activate when it issued tom off.

catherine?>> catherine:next at five. new concerns tonight about east bay over-passes. the report that says they're in serious need of repair. >> catherine:and later. how a man climbed an iconic tree.refused to come down. and has become a star! >> catherine:the company behind the bay area bike share program is expanding. today it announced that 85 new stations will be installed. with several hundred new bicycles to be made available in san francisco and san jose. >> catherine:san francisco will get 72 of a thousand bicycles. san jose will get 13 new stations with a total of 250 bicycles. >> catherine:it's hope that the new stations will be open and the bikes on the road - by the end of the year. >> catherine:across california there are more than 25 thousand bridges. about 2 thousand of them are considered to be structurally deficient. >> catherine:a new report has identified three heavily used bay area bridges that fall into that category. kron 4's charles clifford explains. >> reporter:this new

catherine n.: it's 9:00 p.m. in the french capital. you are watching "live from paris" on "france 24." our headlines this hour. for terrortigation offenses, including planning an imminent attack on french soil. reda kriket arrested last week, now facing a string of charges. more details, coming up. it's an embarrassing u-turn for the french president. francois hollande abandoning a plan to strip convicted terrorists of their french nationality. we will be looking at why. a new era begins today for burma. the country possibly leader now sworn into office -- the country's leader now sworn into office. thanks for being with us. a frenchman suspected of plotting an imminent attack is now under formal investigation. reda kriket was arrested in a paris suburb last thursday. the paris prosecutor has cited a, quote, "enormous arsenal of und in his apartment. give a pressns conference. -- gave a press conference. >> a major terrorist attack was prevented on french soil. that's what prosecutor franÇois molins explained at the press conference. h

>> catherine : breaking news tonight out of the east bay. at least 14 people are injured after a train derailment in sunol. the ace commuter train went off the tracks. and the front car fell into a creek. this is video from our helicopter partnership with a- b-c 7. it happened just before 8 tonight near niles canyon road. good evening, i'm catherine heenan. we have team coverage. kron 4's alecia reid is at the alameda fairgrounds. where officials have been taking some of the passengers. but first, let's go to kron 4's kate cagle. who was first to report live from the scene during our eight o'clock show. she joins us with the latest tonight. > >kate: no more than three hours after this train went off the tracks piquancy it is still out in the swift move in alameda creek tonight cruzes say it will be a long process to try and get the train out of the creek--crews nobody died when the train had some sort of debris on the tracks--hit this is an ace traina nd it's the first car that came off the trakcs this section of railway is part of the first

philippe. >> phillipe :catherine. right now, the suspect is being questioned by f-b-i investigators here at the concord police department. he was bought here earlier this evening, shortly after he was spotted at a grocery store in brentwood, then a pharmacy, while allegedly looking for items to help with shaving his beard. here's a look at some photos taken of the suspect as he was being taken into custody. the pictures courtest of east county today. yoyu can see his head is shaven and his beard has also been trimmed. tonight, a witness tells us that the suspect was first seen at around seven o'clock in the evening at a safeway store on balfour road in brentwood. he then walked into the c-v-s pharmacy across the street, looking for items to help with shaving his head and face. at some point, he was confronted by police. and, it appears there was a short car chase, which ended with the suspect, at long last, being taken into custody. here's a look at the surviellance photos of the suspect we've been sharing with you fo

good evening, i'm catherine heenan. kron 4's kate cagle joins us live from the newsroom with what we know about what happened. > >kate: the man's 9-year-old daughter is still in intensive care.police say a total of seven people were shocked at the pool party. a burlingame family lost a father this past weekendafter he dove in electricly charged waters to save his daughter. palm springs police confirm jim tramel was hosting an easter celebration sunday at his home in the coachella valleywhen the water became charged. seven people shockedthe kids turning blue when tramel jumped into the water. tramel died at the hospital. his nine year old daughter is still in intensive carethey weren't the only ones hurt. a ten year old is in stable condiiton- doctors treated four others who have been released. in a desert resort town full of swimming pools.this is practically unheard of. >> : very unusual that we would have something like this happen >> reporter :swimming pool shocks are rareaccording to the consumer product safety comm

good evening, i'm catherine heenan. bart has been plagued with electrical problems since last wednesday. kron 4's jeff bush joins us live from the embarcadero station. with more on what you can expect for tomorrow's commute. jeff. >> jeff :the trains will be operating during the morning and evening commute but the writers are going to have to use a truck bridge during the nonpeak hours until they get this problem fixed bart made the announcement around noonservice would be restored to the line between north concord and pittsburg/bay pointbut, only for a few hoursand a limited amount of carssome relief coming for the weary travelers who have endured the disruption in service.caused by some mysterious electrical problema spike in electrictityorigin unknown. >> alicia trost : even though we are returning some train service, we still have not pinpointed the exact cause of this spike in voltage we are seeing. over the weekend, we were able to confirm that there are very short, like micro seconds, that shortvery high spikes i

>>catherine heenan: some people call the video shopping we're here with more. >>grant lodes: the community very divided to 9 after watching this video cash and that was the video we're live tonight in antioch with the school's reaction >>reporter: it is shocking to watch and listen to the substitute teacher yelling and screaming and waving his hands clearly of said and one of the students it clearly shows the composer reportedly over the disappearance of a box of our bands is unclear what the circumstances were that led to the out bridge but the behavior by any definition was extreme the was provided by a school employee who did not want to be identified out affairs archival they're frustrated by lack of discipline and the school and perhaps that is why the teacher lost to school that is no excuse for lack of objectivity and for behavior from adult who's supposed to know better. >>catherine heenan: after a beautiful day will be warming amid colleges bring the ship is here >>reporter: it is still good on the when deciding it was what to expect the high superviso

>> catherine: on top of good weather an exciting day in cleveland. >> catherine: governor john kasich there. my gosh, what a busy day for him of course. this voting day in the primary city hoping for a miracle there and then here in ohio. he is at it, too. >> our primary is in a week. let's listen in to his live event at the ohio cat headquarters in broadview heights. >> we were in a car and cross over into ohio and my uncle harry would say johnny, we just entered into the promised land. the state of ohio. and we would go to elyria to vermillion to peck's cottages. has anybody ever heard of that place? huh? we would be together and just paddle ball. >> dan: obviously the governor will launch into his speech. this is a town hall and informal setting there. we know kasich is looking for a motor city miracle today presidential primary there as we said and that stayed up north and it is a must-win for the ohio governor. the latest for the campaign trail is coming up. >>> downtown cleveland's new kimpton schofield hotel is finally open with its first guests staying tonight. the building at

>>catherine heenan: fact we're back with the very strange video. >>grant lodes: obviously is not everyday use to the easter bunny from punches but if you look closely that is unfortunately what is happening was of an acute full session for cancer and didnt bank usa style matched with an apparent in the easter bunny mrs. the bare knuckle brawl broke out after a when you wrote can apparently slipped out of the chair of taking pictures with the rabbit but that did not take kindly to that they arrested the parent and the bombing on charges of at of assault and disorderly conduct they're going added phenomena it continues to pay all that added another $25 million to 115 million already awarded to the former pro wrestler he soon got chlamydia and two of his bosses for violating the privacy by posting part of video of him having relations with the then best friend's wife he did not know he was being taped. and >>gary: they're getting the best of every opponent and tonight he was a menace on perry looking for rent perry and thompson did not shoot well from

the best a man can get. >> catherine : tonight. voters in three states are deciding who should be the presidential nominee. results are just coming in for the utah caucuses. bernie sanders is the projected winner for the democratic caucus. but no winner has been declared yet for the republican party. here's a look at the big wins in arizona tonight. donald trump was the declared the winner of the arizona g-o-p primary. with this win -- he takes all of the state's 58 delegates to the republican national convention. hillary clinton won arizona for the democratic primary. she now has a delegate lead of more than 300 over bernie sanders. she talked about her win tonight.. >>:understand that this is not just a contest between different candidates this is a contest between fundamentally different views about country and our values and our future >> catherine : results aren't in yet from the iowa democratic caucuses a proposal to raise california's minimum wage to 15-dollars an hour has qualified for the november ballot. california's curr

i and catherine nicholson. vladimir putin totaling the military to pull out of syria could he says he hopes it will help the push for peace that is restarted today between the regime and the opposition. 11 suspects have been arrested in turkey over sunday's deadly suicide blast in ankara. authorities are convinced that kurdish militants are responsible, and bombing kurdish targets in northern iraq in response. for french citizens known to be among the victims of the sunday attack in the ivory coast, the country is observing three days of national mourning after the gunman killed civilians of the beach resort. catherine: thanks very much for joining us. there has been a big surprise development this monday on the war in syria. russian president vladimir putin announced he is going to start withdrawing his military from syria. in a statement, the kremlin said the statement was taken in conjunction with the syrian regime. russia began its airstrikes to back up forces in september last year. take a look at what pre

catherine n.: thank you very much. let's bring in a specialist on terrorism and national security at the margaret thatcher center for freedom in washington, d.c. thank you for joining us. police raids are continuing. how big do you think that the network of attackers involved in yesterday's attacks might be? >> no idea. before the attacks took place, there were suggestions the paris .etwork was around 30 people the network that carried out the attack on november 13. now it appears the entire operation is much bigger. we appear to be looking at dozens, at least, of isis operatives working in europe, planning attacks in europe. will the belgian authorities be able to get a fix on helping the network is? we hope so. -- on how big the network is? we hope so. atherine n.: belgian is such small country in northern europe, bordering france, bordering germany. it seems that people could easily be spread more widely around europe. >> absolutely. isis -- it makes very little sense for them to base their entire network in belgium

catherine n.: we will have to wait and see.london.oining us from we are going to move on now with business news and markus karlsson. the clouds perhaps gathering over volkswagen once again. we are still talking about the diesel emissions scandal. markus: volkswagen has some fresh questions to answer this thursday. remember,, as you may admitted back in september that 11 million diesel cars had been rigged to cheat on emissions tests, but they admitted that former chief executive martin winterkorn had been informed about the issue as early as 2014. vw says there is no indication that he had read the note. it says that senior managers simply did not understand the seriousness of the problem. mark thompson has more now on a scandal that simply won't go away. mark: the geneva motor show, an opportunity for volkswagen to put on a united front. but whichever way the company turns, the commission scandal seems to fall -- the emissions scandal seems to follow. >> no one is going to find out about this. >> thank you. mark: the comedic s

i'm catherine heenan. as kron-4's philippe djegal reports.they're warning the public about its new neighbor. >> phillipe :while in concord, 51-year-old robert bates will be considered a transient. living out of hotels and motels. forced to bounce from one place to another every five days. and, register as a sex offender every 30 days with the concord police department. corporal christopher blakely says bates will also wear an ankle bracelt, in addition to a representative from liberty healthcare supervising him at all times. >> : and, we will also be monitoring him ourselves. >> phillipe :still, the move not sitting well in this community. >> : we understand the public and why they're upset. this wasn't a decision by the concord police department. >> phillipe : no, this was a court decision, which led to bates' release from the department of state hospitals on monday. back in the 90s, bates was convicted of molesting multiple boys here in contra costa county. last year, he was set to move into this home on

catherine: a look to the u.s.where presidential hopeful donald trump is in damage massivemode, drawing criticism for talking about punishing women for having an abortion. he now says that he misspoke, and that he is pro-life, with exceptions. reporter: no stranger to controversy, donald trump has stirreup a hornet's nest with his latest comments about abortion. during a town hall meeting in wisconsin, he was asked to state his views on the sensitive subject. is, there the answer has to be some form of punishment. >> for the woman? mr. trump: there has to be. >> 10 years? mr. trump: i don't know. i do take positions on every thing else. it is a very competent in position. catherine: abortion is a divisive issue in the u.s., and most conservatives have pro-life positions. but the idea of punishing women for having the procedure drew angry criticism from all sides. democrat candidates hillary clinton and bernie sanders were both quick to condemn the comments. what.com said today was outrageous and dangerous. you know

catherine clifford has the story. catherine c.: found guilty on 10 of 11 charges, radovan karadzic received his sentence. >> the chamber hereby sentences you, radovan karadzic, to a single sentence of 40, 4-0, y ears of imprisonment. catherine c.: karadzic denies -- charges and says though those who committed crimes during the war did not act under his orders. karadzic faced to charges of genocide -- faced two charges of genocide. the second count was for the srebrenica massacre of over 7000 bosnian muslim men and boys, europe's worst war crime since world war ii. on this account, he was found guilty. accused was the sole person with the power to intervene to prevent the bosnian muslim men from being killed. yet far from intervening to prevent the killing from taking place at all, the accused himself ordered the bosnian muslim male detainees be transferred elsewhere to be killed. the chamber finds that the shared the extended common purpose of killing the bosnian muslim males of srebrenica and that he significantly co

kara 2shot catherine bodak forecast. kara 2shot catherine bodak forecast. kara 2shot forecast. kara 2shot catherine bodak forecast. kara 2shot catherine bodak joins us with a look at the day ahead. the wind has finally sunny skies will temperatures reach the upper this is cooler than much more an upper level low will deliver the rain tonight into tomorrow. tomorrow morning, there is the potential for some mixing. the chance of rain will continue tomorrow afternoon and linger into sunday morning. temperatures on both weekend days will be in the 40's! toss to denise for traffic single lane closure on northbound i-75

catherine: pretty good. marcus: not too shabby. catherine: thank you very much. we go to the break, let's bring you up-to-date on the latest news coming to us from brussels -- there has been a press conference taking place in the belgian capital after a raid in one of its neighborhoods earlier this afternoon and a shoot out. four police officers were injured and a gunman was found dead at an apartment rated. the prime minister telling us just now that the police operation is continuing and brussels. do stay tuned. it will have the latest55ñññ1 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] ♪ amy: from pacifica, this is democracy now! seeing withine the republican party is, to some degree, all those efforts over the course of time creating an environment where somebody like donald trump can thrive. he is just doing more

checks >> catherine: caught by 2,500 lb.great white shark this week they had a fisherman used to carrying and catching great whites. only thing used to pull the shark and the fishing on and real. flower of entertainment news and then at 7 the insider we are back with kron 4 at picklock. >> britteny: into a week and most of the area under flesh flood watch was moderate >>> "the insider" counting down the biggest stories trending today. >>> number one, the evol jennifer aniston. >> i'm thankful for this unbelievable life that i have. >> inside her revealing harpers bazaar intervie opening up on marriage, life in her 40s and stayingfit. >> i've known her 40 years. this is the happiest i've seen her. >> >>> leslie jones is under attack. why paul feig is shouting "leave my cast alone." >> there's an ugly element that doesn't want to see women. >> has leo dicaprio gone from oscar winner to girl scout troop leader? >>> plus, our "insider" bonus. how queen latifah helped jennifer garner go through her split. >> i've never seen anybo

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catherine n.: the u.s. vice president is in the west bank, 24 hours after an american tourist was stabbed to death in tel aviv by a palestinian man. todayolence has continued with a drive-by shooting on a public bus in jerusalem. vice president biden is meant to be in the region to discuss the possibility of new peace talks. he has already met with the israeli crime later -- prime minister. closer with the vice president of the foundation for middle east peace, joining us live now from washington, d.c. thanks very much for your time. the middle east peace process appears well and truly stalled. this ongoing violence seems to only be underlining that. what do you think joe biden can achieve on this trip? >> i don't think he can achieve very much. i think he is laying the groundwork for the next few months, the last few months, really, of the obama administration. the prospects for really rekindling a serious peace process are pretty much nonexistent at this point. i think the violence we are seeing is a resu

a four >> catherine: is on the scene on a train derailment.f the scene live in all accounts he and what have we learned so far. >> reporter: a trail derailment here along niles canyon road the good news and no one was killed. when train did go to the trick creek 10 people are able to walk away minor injuries from this crash and what really became a water rescue. the the alicea but the crews are literally cut it cutting their way through the branches trying to get into the creek and here half an hour for some minutes ago were able to rescue everyone and all the commuters out of this train able to get them into ambulances and hospitals and also again able to make sure there were no fatalities we are told at this point that the train derailed because of a fallen tree on the tracks. and we have had a lot of rainy stormy windy weather over the last 48 hours. and just now we're about to get another press update we will continue to update you on this story in the evening into it and at 11:00 tonight we of more pictures information there.

. >> catherine: it happened around 3 a-m. in the area of camden and leigh avenues. police arrive to find a dodge s- u-v and nissan truck with major damage. the truck driver, identified as 57-year-old mark gonzales. was pronounced dead at the scene. police initially couldn't find identified 21-year-old xavier villaruel.who was arrested later that day. and a man who died when his car went off the road and hit several trees in san ramon over the weekend. has also been it was a solo crash on bollinger canyon road near harcourt way. police say 32-year-old eissa no one else was in the car. police believe speeding and a wet road might have been factors. happening today. two former and current san charged with forcing inmates at the county jail to fight each other. appeared in court today. and clifford chiba. along with announced the charges last week. with the alleged jailhouse "fightclub" incidents which occurred in march of 2015. all three deputies pleaded not guilty today. they're due back in court later this month. an older man accused of attacking a woman who had acci

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catherine n.: it certainly is. thanks for your time. moving on now, peace talks over the future of syria are continuing in geneva. today, it has been a key player that is not at the negotiating tables that has been in the spotlight. syrian kurdish faction has declared they want -- autonomy in the north of the country soon. they have said that these talks will fall apart because they were not included. now, more about who they are, what they want, and how they are hoping to gain more freedom after five years of civil war. reporter: a call for autonomy as syrian peace talks continue in geneva. have announced plans to declare a federal region within syria. serious permanent representative to the u.n. immediately syria'sd the call -- permanent representative to the u.n. immediately dismissed the call. >> we are talking about how to respect the unity and independence and dignity of syria. i will not comment on unilateral statements coming from here and there. are the largest ethnic minority in syria, making up more than 10% of area's prewar

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philippe. >> reporter: catherine. what was once a nightmare for neighbors in oakley. has now become concords problem. like it or not, robert bates isn't just coming to concord. he's already here. sot- "we understand the public and why they're upset." the concord police department says allowing 51-year-old robert bates, who looks like this now, to move into it's city was out of their control. sot- "it came down from the contra costa county superior court." on monday, the department of state hospitals let police know bates was being released and taken to concord where he'll live as a transient. required by law to register as a sex offender with the police department every 30 days. concord police corporal christopher blakely says he'll also wear an ankle braclet and that a supervisor from liberty healthcare will be with him at all times. sot- "and, we will also be monitoring him ourselves." police say bates will room in local motels and hotels. and, every five days, rotate to somewhere else within the city. we're talking about a man who in the 90s was convicted of molest

catherine: a reminder of our top stories at this hour. it is a week today since the deadly attacks in belgium. officials today are pushing for changes to counterterrorism measures. meanwhile, the city and its residents are trying to get back to normal but the plant partial reopening of the airport for tomorrow won't now be happening. is under arrest and all passengers are safe and sound as officials in cyprus and egypt are investigating the hijacking of an egyptian airliner earlier today. impeachmentpect of ever likelier for brazil's president. dilma rousseff has no lost a major -- has now lost a major coalition partner in her government. this as a widening corruption scandal continues. time for a check on today's business headlines with markus karlsson. marcus, taking us back to the united states. hello. stock market shares getting a bit of a vitamin boost. markus: indeed, we saw pretty lackluster start to the day on wall street where u.s. shares started today below the flat line. then, we have seen a little bit of a reversal on wall str

from a >> catherine: telstar died after a russian intestine.her real name was and not on an oscar in 1962 playing helen keller in a miracle worker might be better known for the patty duke show her talent agency called among other things mental health advocate and cultural icon she was 69. >> catherine: judge says the former somali model janice and silicates against bill cosby can move forward claims she was defamed during one of the lawyers accuse her of lying about being drugged and raped by the comedian she was attacked because be more than 30 years ago at a resort loss angeles judge denied a motion and cause these attorneys the throw out the lawsuit. . dickinson one of dozens of women to accuse kabi of sexual assault deny aid the allegations. what would 73-wins mean to you? how much do you talk about it? for the last several weeks, the golden state warriors having to answer questions like that day and they'll be answering many more, if they get one step closer to that record tonight. >> reporter:the warriors currently at 66-7.looking for 67-

this is a story of catherine and -- catherine and -- catherine mullis.>> reporter: she was born with a heart defect. the family was referred to a cardiologist. >> we had to go force -- go for transplant testing. when we went for her heart cass, she came out on a ventilator.>> reporter: they found out the baby's heart had a rare condition. one which made her heart oversize.>> she needed a new heart. that was the only treatment. there is no cure.>> reporter: catherine went on to a heart trant -- transplant list and she ended up on a berlin her new heart. she was nine months old. that is when she became whole again.>> reporter: after being in the hospital for five months, catherine could finally go home with her family.>> i will tell you, the day that we found out, it was magical. you just don't think it is going to happen. when it does, it is an amazing >> reporter: even though catherine will still need to rest of her life and will likely need a new heart in the are thankful they have their baby girl. she went to the surgery and she came out and was a mess with it was a beautiful sight

for catherine, this is a paradox. i think it's important as i said to identify and describe this paradox, but i think we also need and this is what my ideal panel would do, we need to try to explain and understand it, so the question would be: what drove the marriage rights movement so willingly into the arms of the lock? what was the consideration that led gay men and lesbians to entry in to what might be called a marriage contract? not just with one another, but into a marriage contract with the state. catherine suggested getting the rights of marriage has marked an emancipation from the burden of social objection for gays and lesbians. first, in that the marriage license marks a kind of social belonging and recognition of equivalents and a second, because it serves as a kind of credential that pouches for the legitimacy and quality of a couple's relationship. over and above these features of marriage that make it something gay men and lesbians have come to want our other non- utilitarian dimensions that can only be

catherine heenan is here with the numbers. >> pam: catherine? >> catherine: the study by the blue cross - blue shield insurance association is the first to look at the millions of people enrolled in obama care. the bottom line --- these two numbers. >> catherine: obama care enrollees cost insurers an average of 559 dollars a month, more than 100 dollars more than people insured through their unions or employers. the study found the participants have higher rates of costly ailments like diabetes, depression, hypertension, heart disease, h-i-v and hepatitis. >> catherine: they also visit the emergency room more often. as a result, some insurance companies are suffering huge losses. >> catherine: a spokesman for the obama expected the initial enrollees to be sicker, since many of them had previously been denied coverage because of pre=existing conditions. >> catherine: pam? >> pam: president obama's supreme court nominee. was back onmerrick garland met with minnesota's democratic senator, al franken, who gave hm his full endorsement. >>minnesota "i

(laughter) >> pam: trying to be funny. >> catherine: yes, we are shifting gears. >> catherine: more than one dozen people have been killed. a happens when people leave their cars running and they did not realize is still turned on. one woman left a car running all night long and the crotch and the family members became sick with cardiac side. four officers responded also bet sick and taken to hospital. but no one died. new rules had been proposed to minimize this type of risk. nothing at this point has been decided. >> pam: making changes to their product? have you noticed? ♪ ♪ as long as you love me, anyit's alright. ♪e. ♪ ♪ bend me shape me, any way you want me. ♪ shape the best sleep of your life. sleep number beds with sleepiq technology adjust any way you want it. the bed that moves you. only at a sleep number store. (male announcer): it's now time for gary radnich with sports!. >> gary: good evening everyone we have a bay area team that you are very familiar with regard to their coach. a stamford, all-american player is now coaching the u. s f. it hit were the underdogs during the

>>catherine heenan: he gets all 99 delegates and of course this is a big blow to my for will be on by the end of the night of course, as open to lock his fourth on the nominations that have questions the scare about whether new at targeting him hurt him with his handling a gun to her or help some and not the case in florida john mckissick and hilum is fighting with down a marker will bill did not win in florida. >>catherine heenan: the protesters, to him to cancel a chicago rally wondering if that might hurt him we will be watching the numbers in he did not reference donald trump by name but we all know that a sleeve was talking about president obama calling the campaign rhetoric recall their. >>grant lodes: for the democrats the real battle to nine these three midwestern states especially ohio also have illinois and missouri more on the momentum and the the first returns and from n.c. and for him to return to and bill as a virtual lock to win still to seven states the pollen cannot live secretary clinton wednesday in the sunshine state. >>grant lodes: this is not yet been called the

catherine: indeed, it could be a tricky day of getting around. thank you so much, markus karlsson, our business editor. we're going to take a short break. do stay tuned. çççxí 03/08/16 03/08/16 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from pacifica, this is democracy now! thatd it was beyond belief children in flint, michigan, in the united states of america and the year 2016, are being poisoned. >> it is raining lead in flint, and the state is derelict in not coming forward with the money that is required. amy: as voters head to the polls in four states, including