we're following this story. >>this just in to the kron 4 news room and another public protest in wisconsin. in madison, the capital. the judge is ordering 100 protesters this is a live look. to get out of the building. police are moving in. he is not suggesting that they have to stay out but he is talking about safety issues. getting the building clean. these protesters are ordered to leave. we've been watching that hundreds of thousands of protesters are very upset about the wisconsin governor's proposal to strip public workers of their collective bargaining rights. this is been going on for several days. the judge says that he will issue a written ruling soon. these protesters are welcome to come back during normal business hours. >>pam: investigators are looking on call a man escaped from the alameda county jail in dublin earlier this week. this

man, was being processed back into the facility after a court date on an auto theft charge. somehow he was able to get through six different security doors. the spokesperson says, this could happen. >> either he figured out how to work with them and mechanical workings of the gel or there was a human error. with that said. of the-gills. he was processed. of the jailhouse. he was released with the groups of inmates that was being released into the who is the supposed to be released. once he goes through these security doors this stairwell leads to this whole way. and in this particular occasion, he was with a group of 20 people. a large group. the people that

want their property go to this property would go to claim their property. he did not collect any property. therefore, he went straight out. that same process would occur one more time. (doors buzzing) once he got out he was eager to catch a ride from bart. i would not qualify him as a master criminal. perhaps the last time he was here he figured this out or is just his luck. >>pam: certain nelson says that this is the third time in the 21 year history that the inmate has managed to escape. the sheriff's department will figure this out and evaluate procedures. >>pam: new details on the 911 call. elementary school yesterday. this is the 13

year-old girl. she told the dispatcher that the teacher had " gone crazy ". >> 911 emergency? >> hi, my name is maria. and my teacher he is throwing things. he is screaming. he is going crazy. >> to you know why? >> i think this problem started in collstarted calling us names. we'll really know anything. >> please wait. i will dispatch an officer. are you crying? >> yes. >> do not worry about it, ok everything is going to be fine. we are here to help you. there are two officers on the way. >> i am scared. >> i know the your scared.

>> the teacher is on the leak of the district investigates. the students were never in danger. the teachers--on leave. he lifted eight table, to get this to the attention. this table--toppled over. a body discovered and has been identified as the 74 year- old bill smith. he lived at home with his wife, evelyn. he it not been seen in several months. the body was found under a recently constructed brick patio under brick pavers. the cause of the debt has not been determined. the autopsy is still not been completed. the attorney for the wife, evelyn is remaining silent. an attack jogger last night. 8:3:00 p.m. she says that a masked man pulled her to the ground demanding money

cutting her with a knife and fled. she only has minor injuries and he is described as a white male. 6 ft. tall. >> health-care costs could suesoon sky rocket! the agreement percent hike proposed by the across bushel. buy-blue cross. daniel the real. and he will explain--daniel. >> currently, we are paying $1,000? and if it is going to be going up to $1,400. that is nearly a $300 increase. 70,000, $80,000. . -17,000, 80,000--and again that is on top of this 16% increase. i feel like i have been a victim of the crime.

i still like they are stealing. if they have a profits of $2.9 billion? i understand that last year they're asking me to pay this out reduced amount of money and it is not paying this-outrageous amount of money. we are relatively healthy and we do not spend an hour bridges time of time in the doctor's office. we do not spin out regis time in the doctor's office. we have existing topped all boy if we do not spend our greatest time " " in thwall outu time in the doctor's office could do a pre-existing conditions. preventing us from switching. >> this is the third hike in since october, for to what a thousand members.

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>>this just in to the kron 4 news room we are ignored that the city of san jose and the fire for a quick- we're just getting word the san jose mayor has are doing it that the city employees have to take some type of takeout or service cuts, layoffs. this local firefighters union. there will be holding a news conference to talk more about this later. it appears that it is a significant break. but has been a standoff. at least steps

towards making cuts towards the budget. pamela? >>pam: intense negotiations between the league and the players' union. to extend the deadline. samantha hayes from washington. >> the national football league. the owners, the players have come to an agreement. along the of negotiations. the long day of negotiations--money course is the issue. and $9 billion in revenue. players receive 60%. the n f l was to double its share. from 1 billion, to the amount of 2 billion, with leading players a smaller amount. it would offer regional costs, but finance, and finding stadiums. increasing. >> even with incredible revenues, incredible popularity, the owners are saying that i really need

more money. >> owners, players could not reach an agreement the players are going to decertify their union. this will set the stage for the labor dispute to play out in the courts. thursday, president barack obama is not going to get involved. collective bargaining. >> of light and a bake football fan but i also think that for an industry that is making $9 billion in revenue they figure out how to divide it up. >> owners want to extend the season by two more games and a salary cap on rookies. samantha hayes, kron 4. >> demolition for a major project. including a soccer complex. for glad. overland. >> that is correct, vern. i should go live from on top.

>> and i think this would be a great segment. today, it is this excavator. a demolition project. behind me, it is the building. 400,000 square foot building. not much to look at now however, in a couple of years soccer fans are going to get a big surprise. >> the south bay soccer stadium got a reality check. demolition began on this site with 50 million-$80 million complex. the 2013 soccer season. >> i am just so happy! haugthis team currently trains next door. this stadium, all according to officials will take a 12-14 of the 72 a. located next to the san jose airport. hotels,

businesses are also planned here. city officials are hoping for 14,000 jobs and will also generate $60 million for the city of san jose. >> prpermits are still being processed. and this will be done thanks to the owner, lew wolff. he is going to get his stadium will it work for the oakland? a statement, another chapter, another show. in san jose, vern glenn, kron 4 news. >>pam: bayto breakers.ing.com these are selling quickly, and they expect to be sold out with a may 50 the centennial race. may-15--1000 thousand of participants, and it is going to close enrollment by

the end of this month, march. >> as we watch this precipitation in fog increasing through the north bay, and as expected, the wet weather will continue for this weekend. 59 degrees in napa. a 56 degrees in downtown san francisco. even low 60s in the south. a mixture of sun/clouds tomorrow. that wet weather will drop towards the bay and the latter part of saturday and sunday. the lows will be dirty, 36 degrees. santa rosa, and- 30--36 degrees. fau the afternoon highs will be in the 60s! and will stay into

the mid 60s for most locations. 65 0 along the coast, nearly 50 degrees in half moon bay. the chance of showers will be this weekend. and the best chance will be in the north bay. portions of the peninsula and spreading south. widespread shower activity overnight and sunday. the rainfall will be a factor. it looks like we're going to continue with that wet weather all the way into your monday. your seven day period for your kron 4 7 day around the bay also, the ski report. it looks like alpine meadows has a base of 11 3 in.. and over 1 ft. of new snowfall! heavenly ski resort, new snowfall of 6

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>>pam: hercules point people are concerned about what is impacting this area. >> this water tank was dropped. in fact, if you look, they're also others rusted because of the salt water. in the 1900's this used to be the hercules power plant. until 1966. it was converted into a fertilizer plant until 1977. destructive, abandoned, residents say that it is a toxic nightmare. and look

for evidence. this pond is an old water cooling pond. it contains heavy metals i checked with the city. there are high levels of hazardous materials in this area including mercury. >> it is known that this land under the rotohas contaminants from the regional power company. >> still, he is a resin that once this area cleaned up. >> this has a strong odor of rotten eggs. it should be 20, 30 lbs. but it is light as a other. i have no idea what it is it is-light as a feather. of side of the contaminants, standing water. great breeding ground for mosquitoes. plans for a park is in the works but

residents would just like it cleaned up. if you have a comment or story idea for stanley, you can email us at peoplebehavingbadly@kron4.co m they live look at the protesting continuing at uc- berkeley. the wheeler all. icomplaining at willard- hall, with budget cuts.

>> the dipdisability community would be greatly impacted. >> please do what you can come of not only does for me but other people's with disabilities. >> in some bite of please, a $30 million budget deficit. >> we do not have enough money. we are scrambling! finding other sources of revenue. . many who ride

caltrain. are concerned. >> our committee has always supported caltrain. and our community >> the service cuts could be impacted by the first of july. in san carlos, kron 4 news. >>pam: it is to the more expensive to fly. once again, the airlines have raising fares making it increasingly difficult. to find a travel bargain. >> if you're going to be traveling somewhere? you can be paired to to pay more, with whom rising fares. >> as long as the worst trouble in the middle east, the price of oil in the economy is getting better? then the airlines are not going to raise fares if they do not think they're going to get them and they're going to get them.

>>reporter: this blacher is a saying that air fares blacher-this blogger is reporting increases. you can see the increases, and it is even international. the people are encountering ru luggage fees, higher fees. >>reporter: travel experts say that it is already too late for spring break and even for this summer. if your dates are flexible? fly between easter and to memorial day or the last couple weeks of august. tos f o, dan kerman, kron 4 news. >>catherine: the big price,

the big jump in gasoline prices is also threatening to impact consumer spending. department stores, and bay- area has an upsurge in business last month. bad weather in most of the country did not keep us from the one to the shopping malls. macy's is selling a 6% increase from last year. which is better the what analysts, expected to. with the drop in the social security payroll tax raising americans' paychecks of 1% in january. more people are collecting paychecks. the people filing for unemployment is at its lowest level in nearly three years. all of this sign is that a recovery is revving up. (engine) >> the $40 per gallon is changing. consumer

confidence index-$14 per gallon, with 10 percent saying that conditions are getting worse. inflation is the big worry. 11 half of americans with one half of americans are concerned about increasing prices, a brochure prices, 78 percent say they expect to pay more in one year. >>catherine: the rest of the world is feeling the pinch the u.n. is saying that food prices world-wide are at the highest in history! we can look at the stocks. better than expected news on the unemployment, the dow jones of the largest jump since december. up 190 points! (music) >> we're starting to see a dry out. the wet weather is to the north. in fact, the radar is showing that some

raindrops in the forecast overnight. dry, and even try tomorrow. dry-, with 50s/66. in and along the coast will low 50s. tonight, those 30's will be the cool spot with livermore, upper 30's, 36 degrees in santa rosa. we're expecting to see that chance of rainfall this weekend. we will start off with a few showers the letter day. and overnight that is one the sprinkles will set an. the went forecast will continue that wet forecast will continue sunday, monday, and tuesday will be a break with a chance of salsunshine. >>pam: it appears police are

beginning to move and to wheeler hall. students are chaining themselves together at the fourth floor protesting the prices of education rising. tens. police officer--it is getting tense. students of also gathered on the ground. this protest started yesterday. paul this story as we bring you more. we will show you the developments unfolded on a live picture. police are beginning to barricade the halls. preventing people from going inside. at last

count, six students were on the fourth floor of wheeler hall. there were also offers of removing a bout. also- others moving about. the police are an awful swat figure but the police artful swat year. jonathan? >> they are in falls was gear. >> the walfull ---riot gear and police are trying to combat this area with batons and students chanting, 'shame on you', we have

seen the one-on-one confrontations those have police barricading wheeler hall. you can see students on their cellphone. documenting the brutality. they are holding a few people who the students are protesting in even a sit- down. tenting the police to ruff the mop. and they often this is the complications between students and police are increasing with controversy. everybody is eager to not only raise awareness about to document what happens. students and the police at wheeler hall. at first,

there were only a couple of hundred. easily, well over 1000 students. gathering. a very, very spirited protests about the cost of education in california. i would it take a step back. the police are maintaining a buffer zone. and also the police. students are taunting the police. that is how this process started, those students were dandling their feet off the building. and gathering attention. dandling their feet--and these protesters got ticked off n.l. this gigantic gathering gathered. fee and these students are continuing to chant " shame

on you ". with full swat gear. >>pam: jonathan what the police are these? campus police? >> off these are police from the city of berkeley. we've also seen campus police. they are guarding the entrance to the building. both, university police and the city police are at the university hall. >>pam: the protesting for public education. is there a demand being asked at this point? >>reporter: they are asking the university and a legislator to raise the california taxes instead of raising student fees. they are saying that they cannot afford any more for their education. you can see this son, to raise the see a tax.

you concede that-siphonage- you can see that sign-- >> is there a leader? >>reporter: there have been people with bullhorns. and as they encroach that a buffer zone you can see that it has the potential to get violent. the only thing that is going on is that police and the students. the police are pushing the dollar stops. trying to maintain that offer. and possibly engage and some pushing the students. >>pam: is that barricade also designed for other people to not enter the building?

>>reporter: yes, absolutely the primary purpose of this police brigade. and to keep these protesters contained. and they could easily issue a unlawful assembly order. the point of this barricade is to keep these students in this area. they are gathered on both sides. they are starting to see both groups growing. >>pam: jonathan, you said that there are a couple of hundred and now this has grown to nearly 1000? >>reporter: pamela, you can see these pictures that easily it is well over 1000 people gathering. this has even tripled or perhaps quadrupled in size in just

the last 30 minutes. >>pam: jonathan, reporting live. hundreds and hundreds of thousands of protesters gathering. wheeler hall on the campus of uc-berkeley. protesting the price of public education. will keep on top of this and bring you more in just one moment. ♪ [ male announcer ] unrestrained. unexpected. and unlike any hybrid you have ever known. ♪ introducing the most fuel-efficient luxury car available. ♪ the radically new... 42 mile per gallon ct hybrid from lexus. ♪

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that there could be a settlement. they are not very happy. below, on the steps of where all the police and the city of berkeley are maintaining a perimeter. protesters are sitting down. encouraging police to arrest them. this is a very small fourth floor ledge those protesters are negotiating with officials trying to demand to get them down. they are chanting. even making posters, " in rhetoric. with full riot gear. kron 4 news will return in one moment.

>>pam: our live coverage of uc-berkeley. nearly 1000

protesters have gathered. several have gathered all the fourth floor ledge of wheeler hall protesting the price of rising public education. this protest has been going on for several hours index was started last night. negotiations currently under way between staff. catherine has information on the actual logistics'. >>catherine: to give you a closer look of for this is happening. wheeler hall right in the middle of the campus. this roadway is providing plenty of room before the protesters. not far from the iconic towers or stadium. basically, it is right in the middle of

wheeler hall. will go live to the actual situation. you can see this crowd growing. it has been growing last one hour police are surrounding them and stay with us as we continue to follow this after the break.

the >>pam: developing store, uc- berkeley life. developing story--1000 people out " sitwill recall. it six- eight people are chained on the fourth floor. protesting the price of public education. jonathan blum is reporting that the the conegotiations. it is calming down a bit and will

continue. other news. and other bay area of third and final day of the deadly sin and gas line explosion. federal investigators are looking for a new solution for the deadly gas-line san bruno. spokesperson says that destroy this highlights and number of problems. with older pipes and not subject to higher levels of inspections or safety standards. >> the body discovered of a novado hall last week has been confirmed. 74 year-old, daryl smith. he lived there with his wife, evelyn and had not been seen for several months. the recently brick patio was constructed which is where the bodies was found underneath. the

attorney for evelyn is continuing to remain silent. the autopsy is still under way. >> today, a federal indictment her accuses 15 people of running a criminal racketeering out of two different bay area gambling homes. these defendants worked for the oaks card club and emeryville and artichoke joe's in san bruno they used their ties for drug trafficking and loan sharks. and money laundering. >> a woman jogger was intact 8:30 she says the mast man pulled her to the ground and demanded money. he cut her with a knife and

fled. she suffered minor injuries. >> to mark hall partly cloudy with no rain. tamara i tomorrow--.... partly cloudy with no rainfall expected however, the rainfall will continue. your full forecast coming up

now at 6:30, our top stories. more news, more crews, right now our top stories. >>reporter: here at uc- berkeley. more than 1000 people are gathered. out side of will or hall. chanting, protesting holding up signs 07-wheeler all. they started gathering after a group of protesters at wheeler hall, the fourth floor. they are dangling over the edge. and police

are continuing to monitor the group and it is continuing to grow. reporting live from berkeley, jonathan blum. >>reporter: officials are trying to figure out how this inmate escaped. >> either he figured out the mechanical workings of the deal or the was some type of human error. said, he was processed through as a normal released prisoner even though he was not supposed be released. in dublin, haazig madyun kron 4 >> in san francisco, more information about the relationship between the man shot inside and the transit woman arrested for murder. and this homeless woman who would an on/off romantic relationship with the victim. sometimes he would

invite her to stay here. right before that body was found the victim's shot himself in the one week prior. she was still using the apartment with a dead body inside. maureen kelly. >> another assault. napa state hospital. he was booked on wednesday. he will be charged with false imprisonment, sexual battery and attempted rape. several workers are afraid to work with the lack of security. the bill is a $250 k the hospital confirms that the attack happened to but no further comment. jeff bush in napa valley. >> in san carlos, the board of directors is reporting a state of a emergency. dozens of riders are pleading with the board to maintain the current level of service.

with a $1 million budget deficit caltran is now closing stations, raising fares and cut in service by as much as 1/2. in san carlos, rob fladeboe. >> in other news, blue cross increases may first. recently, they sent out letters and one the san francisco couple says that this month from 1100-$1400 and in san francisco. daniel burithem off as $389, and >> the average is $3.86, its 405 increase for this one month ago. you can see another 405 increase by the end of this summer. one of these in? analysts say not have the answer. in the san

francisco. >>pam: the 45 year-old has been arrested. the violent road rage. he beat another driver with a hammer. he has been booked with assault with a deadly weapon. the suspect in the victim or on the side of the road together. >> (music) >> we are drying out, it is that fog is really starting to build an. just through the golden gate. the next chance of what weather will be this weekend. right now, the satellite/radar is showing dry conditions. the wet weather as well to the north of us. right now, temperatures are finally going off. did these come the 60s. overnight, we could see even the 30's in some other areas. 40's overnight

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>>reporter: visit definitely loud, on the steps of wheeler hall. thousands of people are gathering preventing entrance. these protesters even have a bullhorn. and they want this to grow even too large for police to control it. both the university police and the oakland police students well outnumber the police. the dispersal order has been ordered however, no students seem to be going anywhere.

>>pam: thank jonathan. let us check-in with kimberly. she is checking mess on the social network. >> kimberlee: taking a look at twitter this saying that 14 berkeley police officers are just standing there making sure nothing bad is happening. over here, this could actually a first tweet from the floor. this person is chained and student's reading about their costs. that " a berkeley students, that you are bothering people. and this person disagrees they are proud of the berkeley students fighting mrtuition hikes.

also photos to that this crowd outside berkeley has grown, significantly! riot police have made their presence known. pamela? >>pam: with cuts to public education, the protesters are demanding tax increases to cover those costs. who will complete we will have this complete coverage at 11:00 p.m. tonight and no, the raiders. with former draft pick, it kerry has details. and at least football has the n f l latest contract negotiations.

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good evening, everybody you can relax. 24 hours with $9 million in revenue. 9 billion-- >> and our fan base we appreciate your patience as a work through this. we're going to continued to work this out. >> gary: that does not mean there close to anything. if you ask me, they it least agree to give people the impression that we're still working. however, you could hear the insiders say that it is still difficult. even president obama. >> most of those are worth billions of dollars players are making millions. my

working assumption is that when people are having to cut back, compromise and worry about making their mortgage and college education. but it seems like the two parties should be able to work it out with out the president. >> gary: panel and i just wish the best! [laughter] pamela. and you hear that these two guys are worried about how " to divide up $9 billion. >>pam: and with ticket prices! four major games >> gary: and the onetime breeder draft choice has been-rader draft choices to decided to part ways. he

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was in violation of the honor code and was immediately dismissed. there he told us everything that sword, that he let us down. told us-everything. and it is something that with it is part of life. >> gary: just for the record, he was recruited by mike montgomery. if he stays? or if he transfers? >> gary: the sharks tonight against their number one opponent is the detroit red wings. one of the best franchises in history. the sharks aren't there in the western conference. 16-19. and 7:3:00 p.m. san jose. >> tonight we will not talk

about winning streaks, or magic numbers or anything like that. or lead, position. and i think there could be 13 teams and our conference that are looking at it that way. >> gary: giants defeated the rockies. posies first home wrong. therese-11-9. this next story. >>pam: hey, vern >> deserves more! [laughter] >> gary: and it is a building blown up? >>pam: yes! >> gary: a new reporter j.r. stone and it is demolition

time. what did vern glenn do earlier? >>pam: i am not going to say. >> gary: i tell you what, let see if they can blow up another building! >> i will see what i can do. >>jacqueline: >> gary: coming up, and kron exclusive

>> gary: lou wolf is also involved with the san jose soccer team. he wants to build this near san jose airport. it looks good but before this can happen a demolition needs to go down.

and perhaps i overstated blown up buildings. however, it will not be the first time. >>pam: a few, more than others la >> gary: i taught something was going to blow up. vern glenn, what can we expect? >> buy it and live >> i have been alive and it all-star charity game, i've been alive, sea world, and i've even been live at spring training games but i've never been a live on top of a 200 t excavator. it has been my best friend for the last three hours. pre, during and post. this took down and began to take down a 400,000 square foot building. north san jose

near the airport. in its place, and the bout of two years will be a brand-new and 60 million the-$80 million stadium. that will be the new home of the san jose earthquake. the damage by continuing and colleagues. earlier, john doyle spoke about a new era. >> starting to get the building and for the city to go up. we are looking forward to it and waiting a long time. this is a great start. >> john boyle is commenting with the earthquake continuing to play at bookshops stadium until this is ready. polk bookshothis willf 72 a.. with plans for shopping malls, office complexes and even an army

tank! this building used to build our meat hangs back in the day. they ruled out an army tank for this occasion. >> gary: come over and we will see you at 11 you'd still grow up in a world where tobacco kills more people... than aids, drugs, alcohol, murder and car crashes... combined. we have a lot more work to do.

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