. >> vicki: protesters stood outside of the police department in support of the mayor. the mayor and other city officials came under fire after the fatal shooting of michael brown. it has been shown there has been some institutionalized racism within the department. >> scott: police are releasing some more information but they still have not released a motive in the death of this young woman who will elect a person of all. this ucsf dental student was shot one time in the head in her albany department. after a neighbor called in something strange was happening police came. >> i saw in my garbage can of purse and that brought that in to the police. >> scott: this lady and he'll be called police >> there was a bag of something of a blood on >> scott: the sheriff's office is leaving no stone unturned in this investigation >> we're looking at her whole life at this point across all social media and the all information we can get concerning all of her relationships. >> i hate to be associated with such a thing. worry about who is in my house. i'd hate to see a connection bet

see for yourself, up next. >> vicki: still ahead. a spat between teens on facebook ends in a deadly shooting in a park. what triggered the dispute. tens of thousands take to the streets of moscow to mourn the death of a man.known as a critic of president putin. and an east bay teenager gunned down while taking an evening walk with friends. what police hope neighbors will tell them. >> vicki: some of our top stories at the bottom of the hour. a 14 year old boy shot and killed on the streets of oakland. it happened last night as he was walking with friends. officers responded to reports of gunfire near brookdale avenue. 14 year old davon ellis was rushed to the hospital where he later died. oakland police are asking anybody who may have information on the killing to call them. there is a 20,000 dollar reward. more than twelve hours after a suspect shot at a police officer in hayward, leading to a manhunt and standoff. the alleged gunman surrendered to police -- and tonight he is in custody. swat teams surrounded the suspect moments bef

gabe slate >> vicki: last wednesday in los angeles. a high speed chase had onlookers on the edge of their seats because of what a showboating biker did on the seat of his motorcycle. c-n-n' s jeanne moos reports. >> reporter: a biker doing over a 100 miles an hour on the freeway, running red lights, almost hitting an suv.just another la high speed chase. but when he put his feet on the seat, that was more than some could stand. >> look at this guy, look at this guy, look at this, look at this, he is totally showing off out there. >> reporter: some thought the biker even took a selfie, but closeup, it looked like a rude gesture to pursuing police. media choppers buzzed above, it was breaking news without brake lights. this viewer couldn't contain himself. >> woooooooooooooooooo! >> reporter: at one point the biker ended up at a dead end. he casually took off his helmet and inserted ear buds. when police tried to block him off, he almost took their door off. the last time we covered an la motorcycle chase it involved a pack of bikers doi

>> vicki: now at 11. a trio of bay area police shootings in under 24 hours. kron-4's scott rates joins us with more on what has happened. three officer-involved shootings this weekend. all within 24 hours of each other and two of the shootings leaving the suspect dead. the shootings happening in richmond, vallejo and santa clara >> scott: this is what the scene looked like in santa clara this police say a man with a gun robbed this 7-11 scott blvd. around 2 in the morning. investigators say the suspect took shot at the clerk of, then run out the front of the store and confronted officers police the suspect ignored their commands and that they were forced to shoot the man killing him. witness on the scene describe what they saw. >> i saw the police with their guns out drawn-out. >> when i walk down the had their guns all-out. >> in a reality sets in a little bit more. >> scott: the clerk was no injured neither were the officers, both officers have been placed on paid administrative leave. now the other deadly officer involed shooting happening in vallejo satur

all tonight at 9 after the news. >> vicki: still ahead. the town of ferguson still stinging from a federal report citing a pattern of racial discrimination coming up, ferguson's mayor says he can shed light on racist e- mails from city employees. why an east coast school district is forcing kids to attend classes on saturday. plus.another officer-involved shooting that's putting one city on edge tonight. details of what may have led to the teen's death. >> vicki: anger and frustration rang out in the streets of wisconsin after a police officer killed an unarmed teen. a crowd gathered outside the house where tony robinson was killed. they held signs and chanted demanding justice. robinson was 19-years-old. this is another police-involved shooting that has captured the attention of the nation. investigators say the teen assaulted an officer before he was killed. according to public records -- robinson had a criminal history. madison's police chief wouldn't comment on the man's history with law enforcement. a man is dead after investigators s

>> vicki : now at 11 a community stunned over the brutal murder of a woman. she was found dead in her apartment. the first murder in a decade in albany and our founding--finding more details about the case. >> reporter :police are releasing more information concerning the murder. it happen right behind here at this apartment. neighbors are absolutely stunned as it is, albany's first homicide since 2004. all of this of was the cat causing serious concerns are born here. the dental student was found shot--shot once in the head and her apartment. it is sheer in richmond where police got their first break after a neighbor called then something strange in her garbage can. my son brought in some bag found in the garbage can and there was. a person was. he thought was really nice, and there was an idea inside. at that point this woman who did not want us to use her name immediately called police >>:they went and looked at the purse and there was some red on the >> reporter :the police are leaving no stone unturned for this investigation including possible on-line en

>> vicki : breaking news at 11. civic center muni station now reopen after being closed when a train hit a man. the man is suffering a serious head injury. this all started when a fight erupted on the platform around 9 tonight. kron-4's dan rubin is live at the station.dan what do we know so far? >> dan :the good news is we have the station back open now. it will shut down earlier as the accident happened on the platform. it appears that perhaps a man had been smashed into a window by another person. they're not releasing a lot of but information about what has happened. but the good news is the civic station is now open. the bad news is there is a very bad backlog of trains for people who were not able to get to where they wanted to go on time. >> vicki : one person has been arrested for allegedly starting a house fire that left two people injured in santa rosa. firefighters worked to put out the one-alarm blaze when a witness saw two people with burns were down the street. paramedics treated the victims with non-l

in the jeep, vicki describes what she's seeing. >> come on, sweetheart. so robert is trying to turn her and bring her to the side that has the shallow. apparently she doesn't think that that is a good idea. >> the engine noise further stresses the trapped calf. >> you can imagine the sound of a land rover engine running over. it's basically like shouting at them constantly. oh, baby, i'm sorry. you fell in a well, you silly girl. >> the team members have to coordinate carefully to avoid either man falling into the pit. >> go. >> as vicki waits for the right moment to hit the gas, robert tugs on the rope and nearly loses his footing. >> what they're trying to do is get the rope under the tail as best. the trouble is the water is so deep in the bottom that it floats on the surface. >> 30 minutes later, they've made no progress. >> for a minute there, we just stood there looking at each other. we didn't know what to do really. >> after a few more attempts, robert and mark get the calf turned in the right direction. they secure the rope under its belly and te

when i first talked to vicki, i said, oh, vicki, why me? [laughter] senator lott: she said we need a little republican representation, and i know you worked with ted. so i said, tell me about him and she told me about the vision that senator kennedy had and that she had, the kennedy family has for this great edifice here behind us and i said yes. this is a worthwhile project. this is nothing like this anywhere else in america to honor this great institution created in our constitution. and one that senator kennedy dearly loved and made a better place when he was there. oh, yes, we disagreed, we had some fiery discussions, but we came together many times in a bipartisan way to get a result for america. he knew how to give and take and get results. i must say also here today that i thought it was important that we could have somebody that could speak southern other than vicki. [laughter] senator lott: i now know why all the kennedys have so much hair. it to keep their head warm. [laughter] [applause] senator lott: my apologies for not bringin

when i first talked to vicki, i said oh, vicki why me? she said we need a little republican representation, and i know you worked with ted. so i said, tell me about him and she told me about the vision that senator kennedy had and that she had, the kennedy family has for this great edifice here behind us and i said yes. this is nothing like this anywhere else in america to honor this great institution created in our constitution. and one that senator kennedy dearly loved and made a better place when he was there. oh yes we disagreed, we had some fiery discussions, but we came together many times in a bipartisan way to get a result for america. he knew how to give and take and get results. i must say also here today that i thought it was important that we could have somebody that could speak southern other than vicki. [laughter] i now know why all the kennedys have so much hair. it to keep their head warm. [laughter] [applause] senator lott: my apologies for not bringing a 75-degree temperature here today. i will tell you one store. when i

vicki kept calling and says u.s. airways told them they rebooked them on a third fly to fly out last night. >> we got there at approximately 8:30 exactly and they told me the gates were closed. >> each and every time i got my hopes up it's like my dreams were just crushed. it's like a one in a lifetime thing. >> reporter: just the thought makes vicki cry. anthony put together this online cookbook. he had cards made. vicki said she can't believe the airline couldn't do more. >> i just really feel like we just didn't matter and i don't think that's fair to my daughter, my are so, nor myself. >> reporter: especially for a family from an area where many say the odds can already be stacked against you. >> they expect for you to fail or end up behind bars or honestly be 6 feet under being a young black male, and i'm not turning out to be that way. i know for a fact i'm that determined. i know i'm going to be successful. >> reporter: we called u.s. airways and they said they're looking into it. >> the disney dreamers academ

vicki, this wonderful, wonderful occasion, thank you. [applause] you have done the nation a favor , with a tireless efforts to construct this incredible, incredible chamber, which brings me to some opening remarks i would like to make, with your permission.

for brin and vicki, today only turns up the one success story. not far away, vicki's colleague tony marshall surveys the consequences of one of the bushfires that plague this region. this fire destroyed the vegetation on half the mountain. >> there are basically three reasons for the increasing number of fires. it's burgeoning population. there are a lot more people close to the vegetation. there is a lot more alien vegetation around, which is making higher fuel loads. and then of course the climate seems to be getting hotter and drier, which results in more fire. >> but to combat that threat of bushfires, cape nature has firefighters on call and in action around the clock. >> good morning. how are you? very good. how's it going? >> fire fighters in working on fire basically follow the three aspects of integrated fire management. it's fire prevention, which is awareness raising, community counseling. going into the communities and educating and informing the people. the protection aspect is looking at fire breaks which these people are presently

vicki nguyen broke the story last week, and now we have a change of action. >> last week we told you about darrell whitman who is a whistle lower investigator who was so fed up he blew the whistle on his own agency and now it looks like somebody is listening. >> we are here for a serious purpose today. >> reporter: they showed up outside of the san francisco head quarters of the osha headquarters. in a show of support for darrell whitman. he has been working as a whistle bloew er investigators and the job is to look for claims of retaliation of workers who spoke out about public safety issues. >> when i found that this federal agency was abusing them and neglecting them, then hayed to stand up to report that. >> reporter: he says he saw a pattern of mismanagement and pressure to meet the quotas. they told him to close tout cases quickly instead of investigating them. >> and for the victims of the whistle-blowers that come to us. >> reporter: and osha says they had 16 of 562 cases were investigated which is 2.8% and nationally, the numbers are equally dismal at 2.7%. he says they shou

i'm vicky nguyen. let's get a check of your micro climate forecast with anthony slaughter. >>> that sunrise is beautiful. our new sunrise time is 7:11. yesterday, 6:10. >>> we have cloud cover that stretched over across the peninsula in the south bay. the tri-valley is the only place. you will notice the temperatures all over the place. 52, the south bay. 10 degrees colder in the tri-valley because of the clear skies. 43 there. san francisco, patchy fog. 48. you will notice the highs today, not as warm in san francisco. it is still going to be nice at the local beaches. the next chance of rain is headed our way. >> mid-week, we are looking forward to it. >> caught on camera, important clues for police as they search for several thieves who have targeted car dealers in the east bay. check out this video. police say early saturday morning a group of people smashed a window at the no-credit check auto sales in fremont. the group can be seen rifles through desks looking for keys to steal cars. they broke i

i'm vicky nguyen. a weekend hike turns deadly. a trailing hike sends two men plummeting. >>> cooling temperatures continue throughout the bay area. anthony slaughter tells us how it could affect your morning commute. you are watching "today in the bay." >>> good morning now. let's give you a live look outside at san francisco. that is the south bay, isn't it? >> san jose. >> san jose. that's what i thought. i thought we were going to take a look at the golden gate bridge. it is beautiful across the bay this morning. thanks so much for waking up with us. i'm vicky nguyen. let's get a check of your micro climate forecast with anthony slaughter. >> all morning, you are keeping my honest. >>> this morning, actually, even in the south bay, we are waking up with some clouds in san francisco, same deal i want to take you into san francisco. you can see for yourself, lots of low clouds covering. even some drizzle and mist being detected. your morning headlines keep the showers at the coast. the showers will ev

i'm vicky nguyen. a tour bus full of students catches fire on a bay area highway. how one deputy was in the right place at the right time. >>> his son was victim of a vicious beating. the south bay father is questioning the investigation. >> a picture-perfect weekend interrupted by scattered showers. anthony slaughter will let us know where some rain is expected to fall. you are watching "today in the bay." >>> good morning. let's give you a live look outside right now at san jose. it is looking quite blue out there. i think we are going to see a lot of blue skies this morning. thanks so much for waking up with us. i'm vicky nguyen. let's get a check of your micro climate forecast with anthony slaughter. good morning. >> good morning to you. >> we were traveling this week on assignment in oregon. we touched down on the tarmac at sjc and stepped out. it was blazing hot. >> specially at the airport. it was 89 degrees jed in an show la san jose. it is going to be cooler. we have clouds out there this morning offering quite a beautiful sunrise. this is another shot fro

i'm vicky nguyen. coming up, parts of the south bay turned into a winter wonderland. a rare occurrence had many families scrambling to the hillside. >>> the earthquakes opened their new stadium with a win on the field. did they win over the fans off the field as well. >>> one of disneyland's main attractions is threatened by fire. we'll tell you how it happened. you're watching "today in the bay." >> good morning. i want to give you a live look outside at san francisco from our cameras on the san bruno mountain. just a touch hazier than it was earlier this morning. crisp, cool, mostly clear across the bay area. >>> good morning. thank you for joining us on this sunday, first day of march. i'm vicky nguyen. let's get a check of your micro climate forecast. >>> crisp and clear, not much fog. through this little area. that's the only spot. san jose, clear skies where we had that freak hailstorm yesterday. you got a glimpse of that. that was really something to see. we have clear skies across the board thi

. >> vicki : to not only seen lots of kids with prescriptions, they are younger than before. by changing she sang the eyeballs are getting longer meaning that the pictures are getting courier. myopia carries the risk of blind s. said some experts predict that one third of the population will be myopic in the next the dead decade--. what can parents do? >>:give them a chance to look far away and relax their eyes, to make sure that they are not progressively contained to be nearsighted. >> vicki : there's also a contact lens that kids can where night to help reshape the i. a possible solution is to get kids off of the computer, logging more outdoors time. >>:definitely it's good for those kids health and the way. >> pam :in tonight's my kron-4 story. an east bay neighborhood taking action to fight against escalating gang violence. as kron 4's emily turner shows us how a richmond little league team is trying to stop the violence that's creeping closer to their park. >>:my name is mark and this is micron for story--kron 4 news story >> : we play games at davis park with san pablo

it's like a one in a lifetime thing. >> reporter: just the thought makes vicki cry. anthony put together this online cookbook. and had cards made. vicki said she can't believe the airline couldn't do more. >> i just really feel like we just didn't matter and i don't think that's fair to my daughter, my son or myself. >> reporter: especially for a family from an area where many say the odds can already be stack against you. >> they expect you to fail or end up behind bars or honestly be 6 feet under being a young black male and i'm not turning out to be that way. i know for a fact i'm going to be successful. >> reporter: you could say that positive active it i and -- positivity and persistence is something that no storm could take away. we did call u.s. airways. they said they'll look into it and get back to us. debra alfarone, wusa9. >> let's hope they do what they can to make sure this wish is granted. we know you did a nice push there. let's hope somebody on the other end will help make this dream come true. >>> no more our upcoming forecast, but the bitter cold is

vickie patton, david rivkin thank you very much. >> thank you. >> woodruff: now to the chaos in yemen, which seems to be growing with each passing hour, with questions of who's in control. >> woodruff: the last vestiges of yemen's government crumbled as shiite houthi rebels advanced on aden. the pro-american president, abd- rabbo mansour hadi, had taken refuge there, but the houthis offered $100,000 dollars for his capture, and local officials said he fled on a boat. hadi's foreign minister speaking from egypt, disputed that report. >> ( translated ): until now aden is still standing and the president is still in aden and he is trying as hard as possible to withstand. >> woodruff: in washington, the state department said only that hadi has left the presidential palace. >> he is no longer at his residence, which you've seen in reporting, but we can certainly confirm. i'm not in a position to confirm any additional details from here about his location. >> woodruff: the houthi advance was aided by fighters loyal to former president ali abdullah saleh, who was ousted in 2011. the rebels n

about 15 hours for a chipmunk, vicky are you not getting sympathy from us. don't you want his life? >> i'm jealous actually. >> don't blame you. >> nice sheets too. that is it for "action news" at 4:00, for rick williams brian taff alicia vitarelli and adam joseph i'm shirleen allicot, join me along with brian adam and ducis rogers tonight and every night for a full hour of "action news" at 10:00 on phl 17. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >>> the big story on "action news," big news out of new york city, the fire reached five alarms continues to burn in manhattan, it's happening at a five story building at second avenue in the east village section, a restaurant at the bottom of building and apartments above it the large portion of building has collapsed. there are at least 12 people hurt four of them critically and witnesses heard the explosion before the fire erupts, and the area is evacuated. and we'll bring you more information when it becomes availa

vickie johnson is a single mom raising her 16-year-old son in southeast d.c. she said her son is beating the odd doing well in school with dreams of becoming a chef. he won a trip on u.s. airways to disney world as part of disney's dreamers academy where he'd get to meet influential people like steve harvey that could help him reach his dream. the family was elated. they've never been on a plane before and after yesterday she still haven't. >> this is something that really means a lot to me and my children. we've never been to disney world before. we've never flown before, nothing. it's only us three and this is all we do, but we love each other. that's the a -- main thing. to see that you didn't care anything about it at all? >> vicki and her son and daughter were canceled from three flights and they missed the trip to go to the academy. wusa9 has called u.s. airways. they say they're looking into this. >>> a d.c. woman in a wheelchair is able to get in and out of her home now after wusa9 reported she'd been snowed in. her only access in and out of that home

vicky? >> we told you about darryl whitman. he got so fed up, he blutew the whistle on his own industry. after he shared his story, a show of support from workers who have also reported safety concerns and a call from the united states office of special council. he says the agency is now looking into this claim. >> we don't step up and do the right thing, it is not just us it is not just our fellow worker, it is a public as a whole that is at risk. >> we will show you the numbers behind whitman's claims our full report as we investigate at 11:00. >> we urge you to give us a call at 888-996-tips. or send an e-mail to the unit at nbcbayarea.com. >> still ahead at 5:00, a giant bummer during spring training. hunter pence with a broken arm. >> live in san jose, where the valet company is in major financial trouble. he needs more than half a million by next weekend. up next, how you can help. >> good afternoon, i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri. plenty of blue skies extending down to the south bay right now. we are tracking the subs sh

once again we have vicky price with us, chief economic advisory center of economics in london. vicky many you have a great deal of experience in dealing with the greek economy you wrote greek economics,. >> i'm also greek. >> and how important is the relationship between tsipras and merkel? >> very important really. merkel says others are important. but the smaller importance about giving any concessions to the greeks. merkel sets the tone, the others will follow. that's why it's so important. >> is she one of the thiption, even though though greece gets some concessions, even those it doesn't have to introduce the reforms it's been told to, pulings out of had a this? >> it's very interesting. if you take a look at what greece was doing last year, it started growing again unexpected in a way. i.t. had record tourism visits many from germany of course but from other places as well. and the economy was beginning orecover and unemployment went down a little bit. most important thing is that the markets decided that greece was once again a viable promotion. greece was able to borro

investigative reporter vicky nguyen brought us the story. vicky? >> reporter: the investigator was so fed up he blew the whistle on his injury. >> we're here for a very serious purpose today. >> reporter: they showed up outside the san francisco headquarters of the osha regional office. in a show of support for darrell whitman. for the past five year he's worked for osha as a whistleblower investigator. his job? to look at claims of retaliation against workers who spoke out against public safety issues. >> what i found is that this agency was abusing them neglecting them and ignoring them, then i had to stand up and report that. >> reporter: whitman discovered a pattern of mismanagement and pressure to meet quotas. he says managers told him to close out cases quickly instead of investigating them. >> it creates victims and whistleblowers that come to us. >> reporter: osha's numbers show the merit findings were 16 times out of 562 investigations since 2009. that is just 2.8% of the cases. nationally whitman says the numbers should be closer to 30%.

. >> food evening everybody i'm vicki liviakis we're track that storm. sanjose were hit pretty hard with reap and hail. south san francisco where lightning strikes were seen. what's happening out there right now. >> the heavy rain that we had earlier is now lightened up we've least the daylight. the sunset new things begin to cool down as a result the showers are weakening that will continues to be the trend. here's a look at live storm tracker 4. we'll show you what's going on. this shower that's off shore suv san francisco you'll see it right this one was a severe storm about an hour ago. these are all pushing out toward the ocean so this is moving away from the bay area. we still have some light to moderate rain in some locations around the bay area. that will continue for this evening and into the overnight hours but things will gradually be winding down for tonight. and earlier this evening in pacifica some really heavy rain add hail this picture from gabe slate. also some lightning in south bay from some unusually strong storms and more hail in the

i'm vicky nguyen. a tour bus full of students catches fire on a bay area highway. how one deputy was in the right place at the right time. >>> his son was victim of a vicious beating. the south bay father is questioning the investigation. >> a picture-perfect weekend interrupted by scattered showers. anthony slaughter will let us know where some rain is expected to fall. you are watching "today in the bay." >>> good morning. let's give you a live look outside right now at san jose. it is looking quite blue out there. i think we are going to see a lot of blue skies this morning. thanks so much for waking u

vicki with the important ones shift in the book is following the king david hotel another controversy i couldn't get into because they had a role in selecting targets, of more complicated story but after the carnage that arose this alliance apart completely and generally speaking after 1946, they concentrated almost exclusively as you described on information and illegal immigration. they now longer attacked the british but that was the importance in constantly keeping a much smaller force, constantly keeping the pressure on the british and making the rule untenable in the sense that there was a large garrison guarding against revolts, even having trouble defeating 5,000 let alone 60,000 men at arm's. i am not trying to finesse this worse a privilege, one was more important than the other but as someone who spent his entire career studying the effect of terrorism, like government decision making and trying to better understand the countermeasures that can be used to defeat terrorism that was my interest and why i thought at least in the english literature it is pretty much neglected.

vickie liviakis kron 4 news >>reporter: mile they're coming out of the south and west. oranges sitting shy of the 60 degree area a temperatures in san jose. we're currently tracking incoming storms system and but it is running out of steam and falling apart and it continues to push to the north and east to the bay area. it looks very promising but looks can be deceiving there's rain in the upper and middle levels of the atmosphere but those rain drops are evaporation before they hit the ground. so right now we're still looking and dry and cloudy conditions. all the cold air is lagging behind about 2 1 mi. offshore and this to the energy of the system about 2000 plus miles of the california coastline you can see is disconnected from the storm system and gas are looking at dismal rainfall amounts store the next 24 hours. >>reporter: were looking mostly cloudy with patchy areas of fog. tomorrow will have spotty showers mostly in the morning in early afternoon. reconditions along the coastline. with talking about a trace to a 10th of an inch of rain at the most. into the up

i'm vicky nguyen. let's get a check of your micro climate forecast with anthony slaughter. >>> that sunrise is beautiful. our new sunrise time is 7:11. yesterday, 6:10. >>> we have cloud cover that stretched over across the peninsula in the south bay. the

vicki kennedy on her husband's vision to inspire new generations about the u.s. senate. victoria kennedy . >>> whatever you thought of him, ted kennedy loved the senate. serving there for almost half a century. now it will play just as big a role in his legacy as it did in his life. here is our power player of the week. ♪ >> he loved public service. he believed in making a difference and he wanted to inspire new generations to feel the same way. >> vicki kennedy is talking about the edward m. kennedy institute for the u.s. senate. a labor of love she just completed for her late husband. students and tourists using hand held devices will learn about senate history and procedures, all leading up to the main attraction. >> welcome to the senate in boston. >> i mean i've been on the senate floor. there's no difference. >> isn't it exciting? teddy wanted people to feel that sense of awe. i mean, i feel it every single time i walk in here. >> it is the world's only full scale replica of the senate chamber. mrs. kennedy took us to a copy of her husband's desk for his 46 years

ted kennedy's widow, vicki on bringing her husband's love of the senate to the next generation. >> welcome to the senate in boston. >> all right now on "fox news sunday." >>> and hello again from fox news in washington. we begin with breaking news on the investigation into that germanwings flight that crashed in the alps this week. there are new revelations about the co-pilot, who officials say deliberately flew the plane into a mountain side. senior foreign affairs correspondent amy kellogg joins us now from the crash site with the latest. amy? >> reporter: chris, the most dramatic quotes from people who knew co-pilot andreas lubitz, comes from a woman who is a former flight attendant and claims she was a former lover and flight attendant, she said that lubitz once told her that one day he would do something heinous that the whole world remember him for. he used to wake in the night screaming we're going down, we're going down. now, sunday published snippets in which the captain is shouting for god sake, open the door. the daily mail reports his last girlfriend, the teacher he was hoping

kron 4 as >> vickie liviakis: is here to explain why it is happening and that there's any way to keep your child's vision intact. >> reporter: with talking about one in four people right here in the right in the u.s. but the the really scary news is that kids are suffering the same fate at an alarming rate. and the scientists are warning we can no longer turn a blind eye to the problem. >> reporter: is your child having trouble seeing be got our nose? dr. wendy lamb of uc-berkeley school of optometry not only sees more and more children with my happy my house my copy of my house might be a or nearsightedness but they are younger to. by changing some ways the eyeball is getting longer and the light cannot reach the back. so it is blurry. here is a chart that shows what happens with my happy at or near sighted this. that carries the risk of blindness at some estimates predict one-third of the world's population will be myopic in the next decade. what can a parent do? it is recommended that children under the age of six get at least 10 hours a week out doors to help prevent myopia even s

vicki, this wonderful, wonderful occasion, thank you. you have done the nation a favor , with a tireless efforts to construct this incredible, incredible chamber, which brings me to some opening remarks i would like to make, with your permission. like my former colleagues in this chamber, i can remember vividly, vividly 41 years ago when i first stood to speak on the floor as united states senator. i was the least senior senator of not only that your but they told me the least senior senator in all of american history to be elected to the united states senate. senate seniority is based on previous offices you held. i was a county councilman. then it was still a time, and you held the same office with whomever you were elected with that year, because you are usually elected on the same date, and then it got down to the size of your state, and i was from delaware, and it went on that, so you could not get less senior than i was, and as i'm close to speak, i was in the back row, second seat and, and as i rose to speak, a young man with a be

kron 4 as >> vickie liviakis: reports the bay area quality officials are taking aim against the smoke pollution that comes from your chimney. >> reporter: wood smoke is the number one winter polluter that's why bay area quality officials want to phase out the old-fashioned fireplace. >> reporter: chris tamer azaleas of the bay area up quality district says hollis was what burning fireplaces cannot be sold or rented unless they are outfitted with a cleaner device. >>: you'll be required to upgrade to an electric gas are epa's certify its wood stoves. >> reporter: the cost could be anywhere from $300 up to $6,000. >>: like to remind people that we first ban cigarette smoking we had a very similar feedback from people. >> reporter: 0 good fire is about as primal as a can get but they can become as extinct as the dinosaur. >>: bill takes some time for people to realize the wood smoke is very unhealthy. and what to do in your home does impact other people a gift and affects your neighbors and they do have rights to claim air as well. >> reporter: now air quality district is holding a serie

vicki? >> you can get additional weather on our kron 4 mobile app. >>> although it's not st. patrick's day today, san francisco still celebrated. >> happy st. patrick's day! >> this is the largest event held here on the west coast. the director of the event has stuck with it for 40 years. >> i just feel it's growing and growing. it's good to honor our country, honor our heritage, i love it. >> over 100,000 people came out in green to watch the parade pass them by. everybody was full of irish spirit. >>> coming up, how state officials could be ramping up water restrictions. and a group of americans being monitored for ebola. and a dramatic new video of police as they race to rescue a baby trapped in a car for hours. >>> those involved in thes recan you of the utah baby crapped in a car crash that killed her mother are calling it a miracle she survived. here's some of a video that was shot during the rescue. >> come on. >> where was she? >> underwater. >> old mcdonald had a farm. e-i-e-i-o. >> this is baby lily with her dad in the hospital. a remarkable story of survival after

we give him a lot of airtime vicki it's quiet now but we have another system coming in for tomorrow. it doesn't look have the same intensity of what we saw on saturday. we should have a few showers. there's a slight chance of a thunderstorm there doesn't like will see a very severe storm. it will warm up for the week with temperatures back in the '60s and '70s. that's it for the kron 4 news at and get latest news at kron 4 we'll see you tomorrow morning! that's it for the kron 4 news at 11. stay connected with kron 4 and get latest news at kron 4 dot com. or download one of our mobile apps. "weekend insider" with perspective on this week yeps top stories. >> wej find the defendant eddie ray routh guilty. >> chris kyle's killer is put behind bars for life. >> we've waited two years to get justice. >> that's part of our good week -- >> bad week. i want to apologize for a comment. >> i feel like she smells like oil. >> zendaya's backlash and speech. >> it's our time to have wage equality for women in the united states of america. >> and we have every oscar angle covered. hollywood publi

vicki? >>> 7 children from an orthodox jewish family have died in an early morning house fire in brooklyn, new york. fire investigators believe a warming plate in the kitchen ignited the fire. the victims were siblings ranging in age from 5 to 17. firefighters could not fine any smoke debilitiers opt first or sec floors of the home. there was a smoke detector in the basement, but it wasn't clear if it had been activated. may imror bill de blasio visited the home, and said every room is now empty, burned, and charred. he called this an unbelievable tragedy. >> it's up imaginable what you see in there. you can literally see what was a home for a large and strong family, and now it is wiped out. >> authorities say the mother and a teenage sister survived by jumping out of a 2nd floor window. both suffered burns and smoke inhalation. authorities say they're in critical condition. >>> the u.s. military have pulled their remaining forces from yes, ma'am. the evacuation involved ab 100 special oper

vicky cooper thought about it. she created the circle star test haven where your dogs can go after you go for a life of luxury in this texas ranch. they can run around and be happy for the rest of their lives. in fact, this ranch is about 100 acres, where the land, it's about an hour and a half from dallas, texas as. they've if the several houses, each house has its own individual room for the pet with a bed, a luxury linen, they television their own little porch so they can go out there and relieve themselves whenever they want. who is paying for this? how do you pay for it. >> you write it into your will, right. >> this is an arrangement you make whenever, you don't have to wait until you know that you may pass at something that you just planned for, as part of a well, or you can pay for it on your own. there's the option of writing it into your life insurance policy. >> when you think about it, that would be something that i would imagine would weigh on someone's mind heavily if you know you're going to go, what

. >> they were absolutely thrilled vicky. for merchandise, this event was a big moneymaker for the south bay. >> thousands of fans poured out bursting with excitement about their wrestle mania experience. >> it was like one big happy family. after 14 years of anticipation. and arnold schwartzzenegger was named a hall of fame inductee. >> those who chose to drive had to wrist wl traffic but tonight the parking lot cleared out within 54 minutes. from $2,000 seats to merchandise sales this event is expected to bring in well over 100 million dollars to the local economy. many consider wrestle mania a smack down success. and wrestle mania is certainly an excellent trial run for the super bowl which will be held here at levi stadium next year. reporting live nbc bay area news. >> thank you so much. perhaps you saw mr. terry mcsweeney. the excitement spread all over social media as well. he posted this on instagram having pun. >> and the fight over free speech surrounds wearing an american flag. the assistant principal once banned s

unbelievable to vicki and denny moore who are determined to blow the whistle on faulty train crossings. >> as you can see, we've got all this vegetation, all these trees blocking a driver's view. and you're not required to stop at this crossing. >> it only says yield. >> our contention has always been how can you yield to something that you can't see. >> reporter: which is exactly what happened to vicki moore's 17-year-old son ryan, killed at this crossing, the second such death that month. the moores were awarded $5 million from the train company which later put up these barriers and new signals. >> when you look at these tracks and you look at it today, it looks perfectly safe. >> i get angry. i get angry when i come here now and i see these gates. >> why? >> because had there been gates there the day that our kids came down that hill, the accident would never have happened. >> reporter: their millions went to a foundation, angels on track which hopes to prevent other devastating train collisions. an uphill battle, given that only 35% of crossings have flashing lights and gates accor

i'm vicky nguyen. coming up parts of the south bay turned into a winter wonderland. a rare occurrence had many families scrambling to the hillside. >>> the earthquakes opened their new stadium with a win on the field. did they win over the fans off the field as well. >>> one of disneyland's main attractions is threatened by fire. we'll tell you how it happened. you're watching "today in the bay." >> good morning. i want to give you a live look outside at san francisco from our cameras on the san bruno mountain. just a touch hazier than it was earlier this morning. crisp, cool mostly clear across the bay