>> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news. >> now at 10, a united airlines flight scheduled to leave sfo was delayed for more than 17 hours. good evening and thank you for joining us for kron. 4 news at 10. i'm

dan thorn. the flight was originally supposed to leave for aspen, colorado yesterday around 4 in the afternoon. and the initial delay was about 15 hours. but then again, it was delayed for another 2 hours. this is all according to the united airline's website and we have reached out to the airline to see what caused this delay. and so far we have not heard back yet, but this is just the latest mishap with united airlines. the faa has announced it is increasing oversight of the airline to figure out where it is falling short with safety regulations. kron four's sara stinson joining us live from sfo with the story. sarah. >> dan, the faa will be inspecting united airlines to see how it can improve safety. we're talking about pilots maintenance overall operation. the airline has responded saying if they actually okay with this, they look forward to hearing any feedback. the faa has. i spoke with a retired pilot to what this federal evaluation entails.

>> between an engine fire and losing a tire during takeoff. united airlines has recently seen a spike in safety issues. now the federal aviation administration is increasing oversight of the airline to see what's going wrong. the vice president of united corporate safety, sasha johnson, put out a memo notifying employees about an increased presence of the faa in the coming weeks. johnson says recent safety events have caused them to pause and evaluate whether there's something they can do differently. federal regulators will be inspecting united work processes manuals and facilities. it will be a top to bottom look at the operation. doug rice is a retired airline pilot. he's been flying for 53 years. he says it is routine for the faa to increase oversight after issues arise. >> and they will spend time at the airport. they will spend time at the training center. they will spend time with management and they'll ensure that what is supposed to be

done is actually being question will be whether the policies and practices that united our proven and whether there are flaws there and making sure that those flaws, if they're found are rice says the faa will most likely spend most of its time evaluating the airlines operation at sfo. >> for many of these incidents occurred partially because all the flights were operating to approach here, which is partly because san francisco is a major maintenance base. so they're going to see the additional oversight here. and that will be a a >> very big plus for the traveling public here in the bay area. >> the faa says future projects for united airlines may be put on hold, depending on their findings will have to see what they do. find in this federal evaluation. i'm sara stinson reporting live at sfo. back to you. all right. thanks a lot. and taking a live look right now at sfo. we could

see. >> the roadway there covered a runway rather covered with some rain. we did see some rain falling across the bay area today. gayle ong joining us with a look at the forecast >> yeah, 3, you're busy in the weather center. unsettled weather from now until tomorrow morning. and it should taper off late morning. so let's take a look at some rain totals over the last 24 hours. and here's a live picture. you can see cloudy skies, this view from the east bay hills, santa cruz, mountains south over an inch of rain in san jose. almost an inch half an inch for oakland and san francisco and 0.7, 3 inches of rain in half moon bay male valley, just more than a quarter of an of an inch of rain, significant rain. the last 24 hours and take a look at the radar and has been busy. this is at the loop from the last 3 hours. snow in the sierra and for now in the bay area. let's see where that activity is. it looks like the south bay right now is getting some of the heaviest downpours. as you can see, milpitas just west of 6.80, there and towards san jose. fremont is getting some downpours and then to the santa cruz mountains looks

like there could be a chance of a thunderstorm there. so we have unsettled weather throughout the evening. up more so isolated thunderstorms right now. you can just see the activities, more light, scattered rain, but temperatures out the door. a in the low 50's upper 40's and we are not much of a change. maybe like 2 degrees down this time yesterday. we have a bit of a breeze, this that onshore flow. now tomorrow, get ready. it's going to be breezy as this front leaves us. so tomorrow we'll have a chance of some rain activity in the morning and then we get through with drying trend for monday and tuesday. when i come back, i'll show you the extended forecast and time out that rain for you. to you. >> all right. thanks. a lot of developing news tonight out of eldorado county where one man is dead and another is hurt after being attacked by a mountain lion. happened in a rural area near the community of georgetown. we're going to shut reports. >> a 21 year-old man died after he and his 18 year-old brother were attacked by a

mountain lion. well, shed hunting in the area of darling ridge road this afternoon. the younger brother was able to dial 9-1-1, when deputies arrived, they outline crowds down next to a downed individual outline was facing the deputies and in attempt to get to the individual to render first aid, the dist charge, their firearms surgeon parker says they believe the mountain lion was shot before running off, but deputies were able to make it the individual day did. see that he was deceased. unfortunately, his younger brother was taken to a local hospital for his injuries and is expected to survive wardens with fish and wildlife responded to this area to search. >> for that mountain lion, the area is remote and densely populated with huge trees. search in parker says the mountain lion was still alive

when 3 trackers located it. he was eventually shot and put down. it's unclear what gender of the lion was. the investigation continues by nightfall. many locals in town heard of the attack. some say they've encountered mountain lions in the past on their property. our greatest condolences go out to the very just tragic of that in eldorado county rowena shaddox. teen wanted in connection with the killing of a driver during a police pursuit. >> has been arrested. the chase and crash happened last august when police spotted a car linked to several armed robberies. the teen driver allegedly sped off before slamming into 2 other cars, killing one of those drivers. police say they the team then took off on foot, leaving a passenger in a loaded gun behind investigators caught up with the suspect on wednesday. their name is right now being withheld because of their age. got some disturbing video

tonight making the rounds on the internet appearing to show a man carrying a possible and possibly eating a severed body. part of someone killed by a train and central california. we have a warning for you tonight. the video that you're about to see is a little unsettling. video was recorded following a deadly train crash and lasko which is about 30 minutes north of bakersfield. the kern county fire department said emergency crews responded to a report of a person being hit by a train around 8 in the morning on friday. not long after this video was taken allegedly showing run. to let is carrying a severed leg. and at one point he appears to take a bite of it. police were called to less, was booked on a charge of removing 4 mutilating. human remains. now to the east bay where investigation is underway after a person was shot and killed in an oakland gas station. this happened this morning around 5.45. in east 12th street. police did not confirm the gas station, but

there is a valero location along that stretch of street officers say when they arrived, the suspected already taken off. the victim died at the scene. that person's identity has not yet been released. >> hundreds of people walking more than 20 miles from berkeley to alameda today. this reflecting the distance from gaza city to rafah is crossing refugee camp. this far walk last 12 hours with stops for a collective prayer. those taking part carrying olive branch is a symbol of peace and remembrance. this event is a part of a broader global movement that's happening in 145 cities across 18 countries. >> and there were several congregations in the bay area 16. i think that have the cease-fire signs on their houses of worship. and so

we're mapping through all the different houses of worship in berkeley, oakland and alameda. that's new. >> the pilgrimage also calling on senators alex padilla and laphonza butler too, back a permanent and immediate cease-fire. police arrest nearly a dozen people for blocking roads near travis air force base. police say the protesters gathered on air base parkway in parker road friday morning. we're told the group had been warned about blocking traffic while they were standing in the crosswalk. police also say furniture and nails quote, fashion to to flatten tires were found dumped on some of the roads around the airforce base. police say they support the right to protest, but it has to be done without breaking the law. this was described as an antiwar protest by police. >> bigger the work that we're doing, that's helping a child in the future is coming here to play at this playground because neighbor who's going to kind enjoy that 9 trees that were planted today. we want to see what we see before

us today. people from the sheriff's department coming out, neighbors from the community students and the more working together, the stronger safer city we for all of >> san jose mayor matt mahan posting this video on social media. the lone bluff centered neighborhood association and some sheriffs cadets planted 9 new trees of the loan bluff park today in a different part of the city. residents also did trash cleanup. the mayor says all of this is going to create a cleaner community for everyone. all right. check those lotto powerball jackpot is now at 750 million dollars with a cash prize. more than 357 million. and the winning numbers are 6. 23. 25 34 51 and the powerball is 3 check those tickets. still to come here at 10 o'clock hail in the bay long. has your complete forecast in look at the rain coming up in a little plus, allergies are right around the corner.

>> how you can be proactive to make it a little bit easier on yourself this spring. and do you recognize these 2 men? they wanted what they're they wanted what they're wanted for. we return.

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school substitute teacher is one of 6 men being charged for attempting to meet up with teenagers for police say josef martinez work to tennis in high school, teaching 10th grade english. he's accused of to to undercover cops who were posing as a 13 year-old girl. a spokesperson with the hayward unified school district tells kron 4 2 st are responded. swiftly and we immediately released him from employment. the district notified tennis and staff members and families of the development on monday, march 4th, all new h usd employees are subject to a department of justice background check. mister martinez is background check. did not return any problematic past behavior. take a look at the man in this picture here. santa rosa. police say he stole money from a chase bank on sonoma avenue. around 2 o'clock thursday afternoon. the thief has been described as a man in his 40 or 50's standing between 5 foot 8, 5, 10 weighs around 200 pounds, a reward of up to

$2500 is being offered for information leading to the arrest. this bank robber. well, most parts of the bay area saw some rain today and hayward. take a look. help fell as well. kron 4 viewer sent us this video says the hail started around 10, 30 this morning. quite a sight. you going to be careful of the big ones come, though, right? because dense in your cars and could be a whole big problem. all right. take a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza right now. cars moving along. looks like the wet weather has dissipated maybe a little bit. but the roads still slick out there. gayle ong joining us with a look at the forecast. a gale. >> yeah, are still seeing some widespread light showers throughout the bay area. cloudy skies out here and half moon bay eris rather, so scattered showers tonight with isolated thunderstorms and more. so the overnight and then that activity will linger. tomorrow morning,

we'll get into a quick dry pattern. and then we have more unsettled weather midweek next week and even possibly next weekend. so here's our satellite and radar to show you the activity that is going on right now. san jose and santa cruz mountains looks like they are getting some heavy downpours right now. but all the action is really to the high country to the sierras. you can see the western here is pretty busy them valley, rain mountain snow there. there's actually a winter storm warning and advisory along the western here. this is until 08:00am tomorrow. so expecting maybe over a foot of snow at the 4,000 elevation, 2 feet at the peaks. wind gusts of 45 miles per hour or so. just bring those chains. keep your those chains handy because that not advice travel tonight, but tomorrow they could be a just piling those roads and cloudy skies. there we that's really the pattern into the overnight hours. here's the future cast battle. we can play this in motion for you. so notice this is one 30 am. you can notice fremont in livermore could see some moderate cells move through and then 04:00am fremont livermore. san jose

could see a moderate and down pours and sells there, too. but everywhere else, just spotty showers. 07:00am. that activity should be but late morning we start to dry out and start to see some clearing for the afternoon end evening. we will be breezy, though, as that front leaves us so that this are the number. these are the numbers were in the teens and 20's, even 30 in the afternoons. that will be the pattern for the evening's there bring a light jacket out. we'll be waking up to the 40's and low 50's warming up will be in the 50's and 60's. so a little cooler than we were the last few days. and here is that a 7 day forecast for you. pretty unsettled for the first weekend of spring. and you know, this time next week, we could see another chance of rain. i can't believe it's back. we were doing so. it's a little like exactly. >> oh, i guess we need right? exactly. yeah. beneficial rain. all right. thank you. you're welcome.

>> the only ones that are dealing with the take a look at this. some stormy weather forcing an outdoor music festival to temporarily shut down yesterday in miami. organizers of ultra electronic music festival say strong wind and lightning prevent the show from going on. they asked attendees to accompany leave the park. this is video of concert goers in the pouring rain and front of the main stage doesn't look like a fun time. all right. well, spring is finally here. and that means flowers, birds, bees, and of course, seasonal allergies. the spring weather has brought about it. early allergy season and doctors say allergies affect around 25% of adults and 20% of children. the pollen count is expected to hit its peak in april or may. and doctors say this can come as a running nose, eyes and sneezing, >> the pollen is because get this like coming down like snow right now. i have noticed

it to ice and runny nose and also have a lot of propane. >> goodness, when you get that, the dry throat, the itchy eyes, you got to blow your nose constantly. you sound ridiculous when you get our genes right? the asthma and allergy association of america is advising to take a proactive approach. this includes closing your windows, washing your hands and wearing sunglasses sunglass golden gate bridge. transit officials approving a toll program that's going to make the prices go up for commuters starting july first, fast track is now going to charge $9.25. it will increase costs by $0.50 for 5 years until 2028. when it reaches $11 to cross the bridge. transit officials arguing against the rise say the higher tolls would help deal with another expected budget shortfall. but that ridership is still down. post-pandemic. we have some developing news tonight in san francisco. a person is in the

hospital after a car crashed into a bus stop. according to the san francisco fire department. this happened just before 5 o'clock this evening at the corner of park, presidio and fulton street. that corner serves as an entrance in golden gate park for residents of the richmond district. we're still working learn a little bit more information about that. but this crash comes exactly a week after another car crashed into a bus stop that deadly crash in the west portal neighborhood killing a family of 4. police are still trying to figure out what happened and what caused that horrible crash. well, today counter and said goodbye to part of their history. their phasing out there at 40 trains and replacing them with these electronic models. caltrain's invited to bay area residents to say goodbye by riding the cars just one more time. and they also handed out posters showing the evolution of the caltrain. from the first one back in 18, 64. and then you

fast-forward to 160 years later to the electric cars. very cool. ancient fossil discovery out of santa cruz is a good story and it wasn't done by paleontologists. they didn't find this bone actually this group of kids who say while were amazing, they're playing out the forest. these are students from terror, redwood elementary school. they discovered the fossil last spring and then took it to the museum of natural history to get a good look at it was that was recognized. expert has an arm bone from a giants law that is known as a mega lot for sony. the court experts it was between 11,000 years old and there are 300,000 years old. that's quite a stretch there. 11,300 1000 years old. and while they're proud of that discovery. well, today, pet this is your day to spoil your pop. it's national puppy day. you're looking at a puppy cam that's been set up an by canine companions. a lot of them a nap there. some of them

sort of enjoying just kind of stretching out, you know, they're still growing, right? well, if you're looking to expand your family with a furry addition, puppies aren't the only dogs that are seeking adoption. of course, the older dogs, the senior dogs, many love and care as well. in some cases, senior dogs actually lose their guardians and they got to be moved from their homes. but there's a local rescue. thank goodness for them. that's helping families connect with these dogs and support them. of course, tonight we talked with hanna k who is my bills. foster care manager on fostering and adopting older docks. >> one thing that is really amazing about fostering, especially with my bill is you're getting to experience life with a wide variety of what you do to adopt. really is. i fill out a little questionnaire to tell us a bit about you your home that we can try to you know, with appropriate suitable dog. >> for the full list of dogs that are up for adoption.

these are senior dogs again visit might build da. >> or >> still to come here at 10 o'clock, if you're heading up to the mountains, get ready to see more of these guys bears. one town is getting ready. and when we return, the latest on the final frontier. we've got the mission of this rocket next.

>> this year is space x successfully launching its dragon resupply aircraft to the international space

station. according nasa, the dragon is carrying 6,000 pounds of cargo. it safely arrive today at the space station. so mission a success. several private companies looking to bring back supersonic commercial travel. the company called boom looks to be the closest to bring back supersonic flights. their flights will fly faster than the speed of sound which is around 700 miles per hour. they say it will cut the time of a flight from new york to frankfurt, germany, for mobile, 7 and a half hours to just 4 hours. 15 minutes. unbelievable. who has a partnership with united airlines hoping to fly their planes with passengers on them by 2029, nasa and the aerospace company exo sonic. we're also looking to bring back supersonic flights. interesting. >> come up in cut in half like that. coming up here at 10 o'clock, the latest from moscow after the devastating mass shooting, how russia is responding. plus, spring is here. and as those temperatures are warming up,

bayer's are waking up how one town is getting ready to see hundreds of them. and when we come back, take a look at the water spout that was spotted off the coast of monterrey in gale has your forecast for the rain f

welcome back to kron. 4 news at 10 today. a week water spout was caught on camera. >> around monterey bay. take a look at your screen. hear it might be a little hard to tell off there in the distance there, the clouds had enough circulation for the national weather service to say that this was a water spout. there it is. you can see developing off the top your screen there. yeah. you can see it moving to the left. this was video taken

at streamer lane and monterey and of course, with that, we want to talk about the weather out i guess it causes these kinds of situations to happen. gayle ong joining us with a look at what to expect a gale. >> hello. yeah. what awesome video. you know, there's also a funnel clouds spotting in solano county. so we are in that a spring-like temperature really felt like the spring-like temperatures we get in the midwest and the south time of year. but as you can see, we've been pretty busy on our satellite and radar. now that activity is starting to diminish and looks like we'll be left with some isolated thunderstorms going forward into the overnight hours. so let's take a look at where that activity is right now. san jose on this east of a line rock. you can see that a moderate south just moving through there and then to the sierra. that is actually where all the action is right now. a lot of snow up there and some valley rain. and here is a winter storm warning and advisory that's posted until sunday morning. 08:00am. so

just be careful. be mindful of some travel delays. the winds up to 45 miles hour and over a foot of snow were expecting. and again, so we'll have to see resorts report. update those totals every morning 10. and here's that tahoe forecast. the next 3 days. no, tim, tomorrow night and then looks likely be drying out monday tuesday. so back here in the bay area, cloudy skies, all activity has come down for now. looks like active weather will be happening overnight past midnight. so you can see we are under the influence of low pressure. that is why we have unsettled weather here. and then this is one 45 am many of us will be sleeping. but you can see fremont. san jose is seeing a sell there and then moderate cells move in 04:00am. that activity starts to linger in the morning and then we start to see clearing by late morning. so this is sunday. 10:00am. and then afternoon and evening looks mostly dry will be breezy, though, throughout the day, really, as that front leave says. so here is the 10

to 10 outlook. it looks like we will be unsettled for this upcoming week and we see sunshine maybe next sunday. but yeah, keep that rain gear handy for the next few days. back to you. >> all right. thanks a lot. more bodies have been found in the smoldering ruins of a moscow music hall stormed by terrorists in the deadliest attack in russia in decades. the death toll stands at an astonishing 133 and officials say that number may very well. klein, russian authorities say the gunman have been captured. rachel menitoff reports. >> mourners light candles outside of the russian embassy in memory of the victims killed in a deadly terrorist attack and a popular concert venue in russia's capital. the death toll has risen to more than 100 people killed and hundreds are wounded. as investigators comb through the charred wreckage for more victims, this woman margarita

bu nova with inside the venue when men dressed in camouflage reportedly used assault rifles to sprayed the crowds with gunfire and tossed explosives which quickly set the scene on fire. know, this husband grabbed her and they fled through an upper-level fire. escape for all good she says when i came home, i hug my children and said it simply cannot be conveyed in words. they were shooting at started to go hysterical in panic. >> the violence erupted days after president vladimir putin who won reelection in what's being called a highly orchestrated electoral landslide and did speech in his address to the nation saturday. putin says all 4 direct perpetrators were found and detained. >> he says russian authorities captured the suspected gunman as they were trying to escape into ukraine through a window prepared for them on the

border. steve will make. so firmly denies the allegation and isis has claimed responsibility. the u.s. is warning americans abroad to stay put and remain plugged into any official updates. hopefully saw our state, the state department the scene there. put out a notice to all americans. >> in moscow to avoid any large gathering concerts. obviously, shopping malls, anything like just for their own safety. >> that was rachel menitoff reporting for us tonight. we'll back here in the states. president joe biden has signed 1.2 trillion dollars spending package which ends fears of a partial government shutdown. in a statement the president said the bipartisan agreement was the result of a compromise that neither side got everything it wanted the spending package in part keeps money flowing to the pentagon and homeland security. but hard, right, republicans demanded deep cuts in the spending are bitterly opposing this bill. shooting as they

gathered in the gymnasium. marjory stoneman douglas high school, some holding photos of their loved ones who lost their lives 5 years ago, the vice president announced the launching of the first ever national extreme risk protection order resource center. the goal is to help states implement red flag laws which allow the courts to use 2 rather issue extreme risk protection orders to take firearms away from people considered to be at risk of harming themselves or others. >> of the 21 that have passed red flag laws. i challenge the others. >> we've got some resources for you to help you implement. the work that you have done. that has been. of the leader on >> tragic issue. >> the vice president says the resource center is funded by department of justice grant stemming from the bipartisan gun control bill that president biden has already signed. 3 of the world's 4

largest inhaler producers have agreed to cap the price of their products. it $35 a month following pressure from lawmakers on capitol hill about 41 million americans rely on inhalers and similar medicines to treat asthma or chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. before this price cap american patients are paying 10 times more for the same inhalers as patients and other parts of the world. and my impression is that these companies. as well as many others in the pharmaceutical industry. but beginning to catch on to the fact that the american people are sick and tired of paying astronomical prices for the prescription drugs they need to stay alive or to ease their suffering. is the only company that has yet to commit to lowering the price of its inhalers. well spring. and with that, it means bears are waking up from hibernation. nancy loo reports

on how mountain towns are getting ready for more bear encounters. >> the start of spring, the end of hibernation means up to 40,000, california bears on the hunt for food and every year the remote village of pine mountain club becomes a bear magnet. so crews are at the ready with nonlethal tactics. the community actually has bear hazing patrols ready to help residents to scare bears away. in this case, fire nonlethal pepper pellets. most of the 2800 residents here also electric fences and maps which help with deterrence. wildlife officials called the situation in pine mountain. >> a human black bear conflict zone and this season is already trending worse than last year when residents reported over 500 encounters,

the massive mammals have broken through doors and windows and even through rooms in order to get to whatever food is inside. >> one house even burned to the ground after bear climbed onto the stove and actually turned it james weinstock has lived here almost 30 years. he says loves the bears and takes videos when they show up. but he is scarred from a close encounter with a hungry bear that ventured into still some fish. >> i had a baseball bat use the chase him away and it wouldn't hurt. it was one of those little kitty baseball bats came after me. i backed up. so and so you can see of it. now. but when a bear scratch is they don't scratch you like that. they have a big chunk of sure flashes con. >> i should let him finish the fish. james is fine and admits it was his fault for leaving the fish out with development

and wildfires cutting into the food supply for california bears. the bear battle keep spreading with hundreds of sightings and food thefts. even in suburban los angeles during the summer months, bears are often captured, enjoying backyard pools and some have even learned the doordash drill, snatching food deliveries before unsuspecting customers. even open their front doors. >> wow. wow. wow. all right. so they figured it out. all right. that was nancy loo reporting for us tonight. the 2024 olympic and paralympic trials for kayaking and canoeing kicking off at lake natoma this weekend. the best athletes from across the country competed in races with hopes of getting one step closer to the paris games. monica de anda shows us how day one wrapped up. >> well, this is a very exciting time for all the athletes here today. they've working for this moment, most of their lives. and you can see the support they've have

here at lake natoma. we parents, we have coaches, siblings, friends, even pets. everyone here showing their support and ready to cheer them on. >> among the athletes competing today was nevin harrison, the gold medal winner in the women's see 1, 2, 100 meters race for the 2020 summer olympics in tokyo. will team got together and we put up a live stream of her when she was winning the olympics >> it was just amazing to me that, you know, someone who i knew had been training really hard and someone that i had seen face-to-face was able to accomplish that. and it's just amazing to be in the same heat is here. it really makes me feel like i've accomplished something the paris games will mark. just the second time women compete in the canoe. kayak sport at the olympic level. it's a really big deal. and one of the youngest athletes here today tells us it is inspiring to be a part of this moment. i really feel like the sport will hopefully expand further in the future. and i feel like it's growing and to see all these women out here giving it all. >> and getting the opportunity to race. this just amazing reporting from like until the covering local news that

matters when you get an. >> all right. we're not done talking sports. coming up, the ncaa tournament continued today as teams battle it out for the right to dance and next weekend, sweet 16 erin wilson has all the highlights. charged with style. the fully-electric audi q4 e-tron. get exceptional offers at your local audi dealer.

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against hall of fame coach bill self in his 4 seeded kansas jayhawks. wow. future hall of famer of themselves in a coach and mark few on the bench in. well, they were playing in salt lake city where gonzaga is 9, 3, lifetime in tournament games. so they don't lose often there. so gonzaga, they trailed by one at the break, but they own the 2nd half in transition the they bring it up here. great passing inside to get into a couldn't antoine watts and you see it there. he goes one for the one hand flush. 21 on the night for watching the jayhawks ahead. no answer for graham ek, but it seems that no one does. he hits the south bank are there for 2. he 15 points of his own on the night. the zags. they went on a 15 to nothing run and that's when the game got away. nolan hickman here get 17 points. most from the outside. he burries the 3 there. the met your ballgame. the zags beat the jayhawks in. they finished with an 89 to 68 final as they move into the sweet 16 for the 9th street

time. well, we moved to the fact we have now where we can check out some teams that are still dancing, none of our own. but the 11 th-seeded oregon ducks look to school. the number 3 creighton spot in. well, it was. by far the best games so far in the tournament, least on the men's side, taking 2 overtimes, 2 decided. so the ducks right here, the blue jays, they traded leads all night long. tied at 58 with a little more than 2 minutes to go. and jermaine couisnard there with the alley-oop and that was in the bali dante for the jam 2, actually does a little today's to celebrate there. and then that they had 28.20 rebound. now the ducks are up 2 with 10 seconds to go and baylor share mean you saw it there. he gets the shot from the outside and then a little bit later now in overtime, the ducks are down. 3.20, seconds to go in night nails a 3 pointer there. will. headed into a second overtime who's not had 32 for the ducks

tonight, but the ducks th y ran out of gas in the second overtime of the blue day. they ran off for 15 straight to open up the second overtimes steven ashworth rate, their nails, the 3 pointer and had 21 points in creighton somehow survived the double overtime to win. 86 to 73 and will now meet tennessee in the sweet 16 next week. mean while staying in the pac, 12 0nd seeded arizona, it took on the tough seventh-seeded dayton who always play, you know, well, in the ncaa tournament, but the wildcats, they have caleb love this time around. he was all the different from over here. gave the >> wildcats instant offense all day at 19.3 from long here. you see it very deep with that with the wildcat. they were up 7 at the break. he shot johnson had 13 points. again, they did prettier, though, that his baseline drive in reverse layup. watch him here as he tries to find 5 key shine baseline drive to the right reverse layup there

throws it down. 78 to 68 and they make the sweet 16 for the second time in the last 3 seasons. congratulations to them. classic old school tournament matchup right here, though, in the region talking about tom izzo in the 9 seed michigan state. they went up against the number one seed north carolina looking to get back into the sweet 16 rj davis was just too much for this. part of the spartans missed 3 pointer that are they get out on the ball in transition and well, they get it today. this and as you can see there, he makes the catch and shoot 3 had 20 points on the night. the tar heel, they went on a 20 to one run in the 2nd half to secure the game. everything when informing they could buy some buckets. right case in point, harrison ingram right 3 pointer for the 12 around the rim eventually through the hoop. north carolina. they move into the sweet 16 with a well earned. 85 to 69 victory over michigan state. let's talk some hockey because the sharks, they're on a six-game losing streak and they had a huge opportunity to stop this kid at the time

tonight, taking on the blackhawks kuz playing this season have been similar to their own. so no score in the first period, the sharks on the power play here. fabian veteran with a pass in front that is re directed by thomas border low in front and well, the shark, they take a one. nothing lead. he had 2 goals tonight and he had it. we head into the 3rd period with the sharks. 4 to 3 the hawks. they pulled their goalie for the extra skater and it worked right here. gets the side of the net and he scores 47 seconds left to send the game into overtime and overtime is where we take it. the blackhawks hit 18 seconds. the score get the win and we'll see jones. >> with the game winner, the somehow scored 5 straight goals for the wind. 5 to 4 blackhawks in. boy the sharks. they just can't buy a win. they lose their 7th straight game so far. >> this event now. angels and giants were actually in

scottsdale today for, you spring training, which has been going on for a while. and it's finally the final weekend. the giants shortstop hopeful marco luciano right there, making late surge at camp and hopes sticking with the club broke a 4, 4, tie in the 4th. >> with that mammoth homer to left that flies over the line. alexa school board of a giant. they take a 5 to 4 lead. but the angels right here, 6 runs in the 5th and a big hit was with all the bases loaded a triple to deep center right there. and will they cleared the bases in the angels? they win it 11 to 5 was the final in balance. and so we have a suspect to you, dan, that >> well, the next men are back in animated action and picking right up where things left off in the mid 90's. extra 97 is a continuation of the original animated series and it's now streaming on disney. plus, the show follows a team of super powered mutants fighting to

fit in during the final days of the last millennium. the show as a freshly updated animation style. you can see there and some new faces on the team. but fan favorites are still around, including lenoir zahn. the actor who brings the voice of the axmen member rogue to life. >> it's an actor's dream come true to be able to revisit a character that he created almost 30 years ago and really lives the people who think creating this show are all huge fans of the original show and of the comics. and so they want to do it. justice. >> i remember having the vhs is a as kid and apparently unlike some other reboots and reprisals that we've seen fans, critics both are on board with dick's this critics giving it 100% certified. fresh approval rating on rotten tomatoes. and the fans are given at 93%. even the goat. lebron james is revisiting the xavier's school for gifted youngsters. once he

figured out how to watch it. lebron first asked his fans online where he could check out the show. he then watched the first 2 posted again saying it was so good. check it out. but we're continuing to honor women's history month here on kron 4 and south bay resident crawford has pioneered cancer support more than 4 decades. her cause all started when she was diagnosed herself and says that she found services so dismal that she set up to make some changes. kron four's theresa reports. if you go behind area here. >> we have a number of weeks and we have trained volunteers who will help you fit. crawford excitedly shows off a well-stocked cancer care point center in san jose. the bag that we send home with patience is really very special as well. and we often give them an arm pillow. some of them have lymphedema crawford knows better than most. she was diagnosed with

cancer in 1974. >> i became my own advocate because in those days they were doing things radical mastectomies and i had to search what? >> what are my options? after winning a battle crawford set to work helping others face down that demon devoting her life to guiding people through the early often confusing days of a cancer diagnosis. she is the most passionate. >> advocate for best work we would not be here or doing the things that we can do. if it weren't for her heart. don hoak is the executive director of cancer care point. >> she has lost count of how many people crawford is touched throughout the years. she's a blessing. jenny maggot lost her husband and daughter to cancer. she recruited crawford into hospice of the valley. back in 1978, what are you most grateful about with

her? her ability to sense. >> what's going on? not only with the patients because she was a patient or but also what was going with families with her involvement, cancer care point here. >> craig kids has helped 20,000 families with children who have cancer once a year. the group holds a mother's day event. >> i'm great america. they me from all over california. some in nevada and they look at it as a picnic they can being with other kids, not in the hospital. >> plaques. newspaper clippings and other mementos tell the story of crawford's 50 year career as a cancer fighter volunteering with more than a half a dozen other programs in an advocate for volunteerism. all my life. crawford also had a hand in creating a state cancer registry, which collects

invaluable research data that can be used to save lives. nothing has stopped or not. a second cancer diagnosis back in 2004 and certainly not her age. crawford recently turned 80 telling friends and family and her husband roy retirement isn't an option. >> rhinos at dinner time, the phone rings and i disappear. i'm i'm working with the patient trying to get them >> to recess stasio kron. 4 news. >> kron 4 is honoring remarkable women of the bay area all month long. read more about our finalists by scanning the qr code right there on your screen. we're airing new stories each night right here on kron 4 and kron 4 dot com. >> yeah. >> well, we have some isolated showers through the overnight hours, but we will see a

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