she is now in the wnba. >>> as science advances, so does the accuracy of ancestry tests for dna. but it might keep from you getting life insurance. >> i called my mother, my father. i said, listen ! >> reporter: a few years ago she sent away her dna and like many she got back some unexpected results. >> that was a total shock. >> reporter: but even more surprising than discovering she was irish was learning what else that might reveal. >> just where am i from? that's all the information i'm keeping. >> reporter: but buyer beware. when you turn over your dna, the results reveal more than ethnicity. the ftc recently issued this privacy warning noting that tiny sample you send away could disclose the biological building blocks of what makes you, you. >> most people don't think that if they get a genetic test, it could come back to bite them. >> reporter: he says the real risk is if your raw dna data contains a marker for a serious illness. >> if you apply for life insurance, they do have a right to get all your medical records and if you have had a genetic test taken, they do have t

we added the wnba in our nba game.d character in star wars battlefront ii this year is a woman. we released a game called mirror edge, with really character was a woman. these are not the women that you may not have seen in videogames 10 years ago. these are strong, powerful inspiring leaders that our young , women playing these games can look up to and be inspired by. know, there is not gratuitous violence against women. there is not -- the way we clothe them is appropriate. and that's really important to us. and that was not something we mandated as a company. it is something our company believed in intrinsically as a process. as we think about real represent ation of women inside of our games, it also means changing the representation of women inside our company. we are making headway there. we have a lot of great senior creative and business leaders, including members of our board. and the third, which is perhaps the greatest place we can have the impact, is inside of our communities. we reach hundreds and hundreds

what women in sports, the american soccer team, which wins all over the world, the wnba, it has reallyption of women we see women now as strong. >> sure. >> as athletic. >> i did not leave them out. >> you said guys. >> they come up because of the college scholarships. >> only reason i talked about the guys is if you look, the guys are in bad shape compared to the girls. the guys are in bad shape in lots of ways in all the pathologies. sports about tests. the reason we have fans, up until recently people would watch athletic events, football, basketball, baseball. look what's happened in the last five years, the number of people watching a football game has dropped. it could be politics, it could be whatever. >> a pro game. >> yes. >> not a college game. >> exactly. but you know what? most of us played high school or college sports, never dreaming we were going to go to the nfl. >> i dreamed, i dreamed. >> i was so wild, i'm a first baseman, left-hander. couldn't make it. the idea of testing yourself against someone else, boxing ring, wrestling, whatever, is a wonderful effort, if you

be made to make sure it doesn't happen again.a live report...coming up.also new at nine...she's a wnbaar and a former cal women's basketball star.find out why layshia clarendon is suing the uc regents.tonight we have reaction from the university. ((grant))plus...bundle up!rain is on the way..but it's the frigid temperatures that will have many people cranking up the heat tonight.meteorologist lawrence karnow has your four zone forecast.keep it here...kron 4 news at nine is next. woman: so, greg, it's a lot to take in. woman 2: and i know that's hard to hear, but the doctors caught it early. hi, blake! my dad has cancer. woman: and i know how hard that is to hear. but you're in the right place. man: and dr. pascal and her team, they know what to do. they know what to do. the doctors know what to do. so here's the plan. first off, we're going to give you all... (voice fading away) (grant) a parents worst nightmare... your child falling underneath a train.... that is exactly what happened to a mother in the north bay... and tonight she is recounting the terrifying moment when her young da

clarendon now plays for the atlanta dream of the wnba. in the newsroom, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> california sea lions have made a big comeback along the west coast with their population tripling since the 1970s. there are now about a quarter million of them. many give credit to the marine mammal protection act signed by president nixon in 1972 making it illegal to hunt, kill, injure or harass marine mammals. >> you can link it right back to these protections from the marine mammal protection act and the endangered species act that have really protected these species from human threats mostly. >> sea lions have caused problems over the years with fishermen and recently there have been incident of sea lions biting swimmers in bay waters off san francisco. >>> swim at your own risk these days, right? neda, you love the ocean. did you ever go in there swimming? >> absolutely. we can swim with them. >> we are invading their space. >> true. >> they are definitely entertaining, though, just to watch. >>> right now, we are tracking not so enterta

she was at cal from 2009-2013 in place for the wnba atlanta drain. in a civil suit she said she was sexually assaulted by the assistant athletic director for student services >> he is named as a defendant in the lawsuit in the uc regents are accused of negligence. the university said it is aware of the complaint but did not review the allegations. the school says he has been placed on paid leave. >>> she said i want the shaman to not be my own anymore because it is not my same to carry. it is a horrible thing to live in silence and carried that pain and that weight and the guilt. >>> chefs and managers at eight restaurant are threatening to quit this weekend. if the owner doesn't separate himself from the company. this stems from sexual harassment he has admitted to and was revealed first by employees over the past month. deborah is in the grand lake district at the restaurant in question.>> reporter: it is a pizza place boot and shoe service. one of three open eateries owned by charlie hollowell. he is off the job due to misconduct. the managers her

the student now plays for the atlanta dream of the wnba.n a civil lawsuit filed this week, she said she was sexually assaulted by the assistant athletic director forced needed services, mohamed muqtar. he is named as a defendant in the lawsuit. uc regents are accused of negligence. the university says it's reviewing these allegations and say he has been played on paid leave. layshia clarendon said she wants the shame to not be my own anymore because it's not my shame to carry. it's a horrible thing to live in silence, to carry that pain and that weight and the guilt. it feels like there is a big level of responsibility there for me to make sure this does not can you and he doesn't continue to harm other people. >>> ucla is banning alcohol from all his fraternity house events after a woman reported being sexually assaulted at an off-campus party. the ucla inter-fraternity council passed a ban earlier this week. this comes days after a former fraternity president was arrested, accused of suspicion of assault with intent to commit rape. the co

layshia clarendon was at cal from 2009 through 2013 and currently plays for the wnba's atlanta dream.terday, she said that she was sexually assaulted by long-time assistant athletic director for students services mohammad muktar. it accuses the university's regents of negligence and names him as a defendant. the school says he has been placed on paid leave. in a statement, the university said it's aware of the complaint but had not yet reviewed the allegations. clarendon talked about the lawsuit on twitter saying, quote, i want the shame not to be my own anymore because it's not my shame to carry. she went on to say, it's a horrible thing to live in silence, to carry that pain and that weight and the guilt." >>> coming up, new information about brain injuries in athletes. why it's not just about concussion. >> a push to get rid of plastic straws in california. the problems they are causing and the attempt to ban them. >> and it's almost that time of year again time for the chinese new year. but the celebrations have a dark side. how to stay safe coming up next. sfx: tinny headphone mu

layshia clarendon was at cal from 2009 through 2013 currently playing for the atlanta dream in the wnba. in a civil suit that was filed yesterday, she said that she was sexually assaulted by long-time assistant athletic director for students services mohamed muqtar. the lawsuit accuses the uc regents of negligence and names him as the defendant. the school says he has been placed on paid leave. in a statement, the university says it's aware of the complaint but hasn't reviewed the allegations yet. clarendon talked about the lawsuit on twitter saying, quote, i want this shame to not be my own anymore because it's not my shame to carry. she went on to say, it's a horrible thing to live in silence, to carry that pain and that weight and the guilt. >>> a 4-year-old girl is dead and her sister fighting for her life after the stolen pickup slammed in the truck the children were riding in. their father is now at children's hospital in oakland praying his youngest daughter will survive. henry lee spoke with them this afternoon. >> it was -- >> that's okay. >> that's okay. that's okay. take your