>>live, from the bay area's news station, this is kron4 news at >>pam: and capitola officials are assessing damage. the flood waters damaged businesses and forced the evacuation of a mobile, park. the surging water tore apart the ground below and cascaded him to capitola village. liza is here with us now, it is sprinkled in here. >>louisa: had a warning in effect, it's been downgraded but we expect high surf over night. that serve could get up to 15 ft.. continuing to stay pretty high. here is

the radar just a few sprinkles out there certainly nothing to have the " however it looks like it's going to shake up as we head into the evening hours. the show you places like novato, san rafael starting to see heavier down carand downpours. in the south bay, in places like mount hamilton heavy rain. some spotty showers certainly a bit different as we head into the overnight hours tonight. we're expecting that to pick up, check out i 80, watching the celtics to the north of richmond san rafael bridge moving toward pinole. the same heavy downpours there. much more heavy rain expected tonight. rocks >>pam: live close highway won the nobel peace. that is about half mile west of town. jeff bush shows you the damage to what the crews

are working to do to get it reopened. >>jeff: the look of this, a large tree on the hillside have to be cut down because of road where the tree was growing. the tree made a loud crash and it wasn't the only one. of several trees with compromise troops had to be cut and hauled away. it wasn't just the trees, the hillside was still sliding by midday. this hillside is made from rock and dirt. this rock is not very stable, it comes off very easily. the slide was discovered around 9:00 a.m. and chp closed the highway so caltrans crews to get the dirt and rocks called away. workers were working hard all day, cutting tree branches. caltrans is going to send geologist to survey the land in the highway will reopen when scientists say it is safe. reporting live, kron 4 news. >>pam: kron 4 jeff pierce continues our team coverage from the oakland hills.

>>jeff: the saturated oakland hills are training today in the remnants of several days of heavy rain are scattered through the hillside. this is one of the few cruise the city is putting on the hills. what these crews couldn't get done today is marked with the ever-increasing site. their parents in the hills is beginning to upper for late task that need attention. overflowing storm sewers get only comes today. slides that are further down on the priority list get a call. the slide is the attention of the crew today because it's got a train that would threaten nearby residences. as water pours out of the hills and more rain is in the forecast, those orange cones will no doubt become a familiar

sight. in oakland, jeff kron 4 news. >>pam: in berlin game at a parking complexes with recovering from the mess the rain left behind. a parking garage flood damage cars and property there. kron 4 was there to show us what the people are dealing with the day after the storm. >>reporter: thursday's storm left a mess of this apartment building in berlin game. this underground garage was flooded, more like a swimming pool. he could see how high the water went. this encompassed the entire parking rush. crew spent the day cleaning the mud, twigs and leaves today, some owners sifted through the belongings. you can see some of the items are still on the ground, much soaked and muddy. cars parked that water damage. one residents said their car was ok and i felt lucky considering how much water was in here. " still have work to do but some of it is being stalled by residents to of items in

here who may be of town. you could see this car was surrounded by water. decrees did the best to clean up around the car but they may have to wait until the owner comes back to move ahead of the way. in berlin game, kron 4 news. >>reporter: just into the kron 4 news room, unbelievable video. you think the owner of this honda civic is saying t g f? i think not. uc little car see back there, the good news and nobody heard. that car was pummeled by a giant eucalyptus tree. about a foot in diameter. it happened about an hour-and- a-half ago near the conservatory of flowers in golden gate park. this what weather to shared it right off. unbelievable. more rain to come, live in the newsroom greg kron 4 news. said >>pam: of this is the residents are being urged to prepare for the worst as

another storm moves in today. city residents had to pick up free sandbags at the operation yard on cesar chavez here. you gasping proof of residence. of the 10 bags per person. union pacific is clear the tracks today in the ace train will be backed up and running again on monday. we take you back live to ocean beach again high surf advisory is in effect until midnight tonight it's possible great ways to reach as high as 13 to 15 ft.. people are urged to use caution along the hillside. will be back with more news ahead. hey marcel, watch this!

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>>catherine: a 15 year-old student walked into a school and shot a classmate. this was the scene in martinsville indiana. a lot of worried parents. police say the teenager with the gun had been expelled

earlier in the week. the was a long standoff that ended in him being arrested. the classmate he shot is in stable condition tonight. authorities say 58 year-old lonnie franklin jr. killed 10 people over 20 year span. this is franklin in court and alley. prosecutors deciding whether to go after the death penalty. in new hampshire, the young man in the middle has been found guilty of a horrible murder. a machete killing of a murder in 2009. 21 year-old christopher was also convicted of trying to kill the woman to lead an year- old daughter. he had claimed to be insane. he is been given life in prison. the interesting new way to get deadbeat parents to pay up in kentucky. this is a local pizza place and the owner is putting fliers of faces of those people all over the boxes he uses in deliveries. law officials said they

liked the idea. if they hope this works. already they say the least one father who as unpaid child support in years has turned himself in. in montana, i judge it is about to decide in part what they're wolves can be hunted again. people out in protesting outside of the courthouse. some arguing there still aren't that many wolves. others say wolves are killing too many elk and deer and should be targeted by hunters. >>pam: u.s. census bureau has tallied up the forms distributed and it turns out the ethnic landscape is changing faster than expected. one and six people living in the united states is now hispanic, passing the 50 million mark for the first time. more than 9 million americans checked more than one race category on their census forms and that is up 32% from the year 2000. >>louisa: watching this all sitting right over pinole showing moderate downpour. a

few scattered showers right now run the day. we're also seeing many areas dry out. we'll be back.

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long 80 and 50. future cast shows us the next round of rain has a storm expected to drop and from the north, he could see moderate downpours into the early morning hours of here saturday. that is when the heaviest rain is expected over night. most folks will be sleeping well the heavy downpours occur. by 5:00 notice forcing the rain fall rate pickup in to the east bay. by about 11:00 the lips to sort of lived quite a bit. by the evening we could see a good amount of trying. we do have a few advisories' to talk about. the high surf advisory has been downgraded to an advisory but still effective midnight. the surf to get up to 15 ft.. certainly stronger currents and a potential for sneaker waves. also winter storm warning in effect until saturday. the

snow level still low down to about 3,000 ft. we could get another one to 2 ft. of snow late tonight into your late saturday as well so expect white out conditions out there on the road temperatures dipping down into the '40's in the morning and your 7 day shows wet weather into the weekend trying out by next week. we also have a look at your snowbomb.com ski report. heavenly has a base depth of about a hundred and 76 in.. new snow between two to 3 ft. in heavenly. squaw valley, a base depth of about 250 in.. 21 let's open. looks like we do have conditions there, in fact everywhere sing at least to one to 2 ft. of snow in the ski reports. >>catherine: nasty reminders of what can happen and a rock slide. this is a slide

that caused a huge tree crashed onto a house in scotts valley this week. what if people could be warned ahead of time? the usgs says there is a way to make that happen. something called a rockslide sensor can one people before slide hits. it's not necessarily an easy process putting an end. an engineer for the u.s. geological survey describes how they work. >> truly hold down into the rock, putting speedometers and which tellus the pressure of water in the location. when it rains, we could see how the under table rises and the slopes become less stable. it's not cheap. it scattering them through the area santa cruz, would cost roughly $10,000 at conservative estimate. people live around here, people who know what a mess rock slides and mudslides

could cause, they like the idea. >> it would be a great idea if there is an area that seemed vulnerable to take advantage of a sensor to be able to monitor what's happening. >>catherine: county officials didn't even know the sensors one option. while they didn't sound enthusiastic, at least an official with the public works department did not rule out the possibility they might someday be installed. >> we will have to wait on the geology to determine if those sensors would be used or not. >>catherine: might be, people in the santa cruz mums will have to wait to see if they get them. the centers are being used for highway 30 the area that runs from sacramento to topple.tahoe. >>reporter: police say he tried to kill his teacher

back in 2009. prosecutors say he brought home a pipe bomb, sword and a chain saw with him. the defense attorney said his clients has schizophrenia and that's what to blame. for now live in the newsroom grant. >>now, here is gabe slate, with some tech news. >>stanley: this is how living conditions look in the overpass in san jose. this is how it looks now. this after cal train kept its promise to clean up the encampment and fence off. tons of trash and debris were removed from both sides of the overpass. paul's remain for a truck to load it up. people were on hand along with this and the tail share of the transit police. they're there to remove anyone still living in the

encampment like this man who turned out to be registered sex offender and this man who is a registered sex offender he wears an ankle gps to check-in. here rig to the battery to power his ankle bracelet and checks in every day. everyone was given time to remove their belongings, the rest of the stuff was thrown away. the tents next to the homes were still there along with the trash which included a whole lot turkeys. thomas and jennifer who said they were living there were given a reprieve to the bad weather but they expect to be gone soon. >> as far as the people displaced derek going to move wherever the next eight spot is. >> he has been trying to get the residents tell, but admits many of refusing help. in fact, down just to attract another in canada is already popping up. one final note, although

caltrans cleaned up the encampment, after looking at property that's this is actually caltrans property. in san jose, stanley roberts kron 4 news. if you have a comment or story idea for stanley, just email him at www.peoplebehavingbadly@kron 4.com will be right back much more after the break. ♪ have a good daisy

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>>now, here is gabe slate, with some tech news. >>gabe: this is the new highly anticipated nintendo: 3. this tops grained is 3 d. the nice thing about the 3 d, is you don't need glasses to see the 3 d and get the full three effect. unfortunately you can't see the three defect in my video camera the image does not translate. take my word for its three the and it's like no other hand-held device. the bottom screen is lcd touch screen and the top is

the eye-popping three screen. even though it's little the three affected makes you feel like you're more in the game. it gives objects a feel of space and depth that extends far back into the screen. it's really makes it easier to see the position of characters and obstacles in the game. it making the whole experience more intense. you could also turn off the three affected play games in regular to date. this makes the device able to work with older dos games. it is backwards compatible when it comes to games. one of the best things has nothing to do with games, the three ds is also a digital camera. he did take, view and store three pictures. they look really cool. the background of the picture has a lot of depth. it the intent of three es will be in stores on sunday and cost $250. gabe slate, kron 4 news. >>pam: fast-food bikini

brawl and a last-minute buzzer shot you have to see to believe. kimberly is here with today's edition of take a look at this. >>kimberlee: take a look at this, pleaspolice, cell phone video captured it as a bikini clad woman jumped over the counter. police say the 1 and became upset in the drive-through came inside to have the word with restaurant employees. take a look of this miracle basketball shot. >> (cheering & applause) >>kimberlee: use of the player had the basketball in one hand, locked it across the court into the basket even though the high school team ended up losing, the result may not be the people remember most. >>pam: we want to tell you

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it is now safe to go online to capitalone.com. what's in your wallet? buh-bye... call me. >>live, from the bay area's news station, this is kron4 news at 6:00. >>pam: storm the aftermath. the committees are cleaning up across the bay area. in scotts valley, the storm takes down power lines leaving thousands of the dark. residents evacuated after a drainage pipe fails. kron 4 has crews all across the bay assessing the damage from another storm. >>pam: we've been showing you the damage, let's check in with police the for the quiet before the next storm. >>louisa: right now just a few spotty showers in places like petaluma, san result in

the south bay. all over highway 37 just a few light sprinkles. also through vallejo and a lot adie as you head for richmond. as we take it down through livermore things are starting to take broke right now. it certainly sing a difference in the wet weather. things are coming down but not for long as we head into the overnight hours that were expecting to see things pickup. still sing snow in the sierra, watch as we put future cast for devotion. it could assist from dropping down to the north, by 2:00 a.m. saturday widespread showers expected. the heaviest downpours in the north bay. we will see moderate to heavy downpours with the system as it lasts for a good portion of the morning. but the latter part of the day it will taper off the bed and will see a better chance of drawing as we head later saturday. i want more details for you straight ahead. >>pam: problems for

homeowners in san paulo. the look of the pictures. the hillside is crumbling away. this is over the scene of the six homes that have been affected in the area. three at the top of the hill and three at the bottom of the hill. you could see the massive damage there. kate thompson is in san pablo tonight with a look at the huge problem facing these homeowners. >>kate: right now i'm watching leon walker who owns this home. he is the gentleman there in the dark jacket. all of his friends are trying to target his entire backyard. he could see the massive amounts of plastic that they're laying down trying to cover all of the problem that has been damaged and sliding downhill. they're letting the top down to try and protect the land from any more water saturation. he lives here with his wife and two children. last night they decided it wasn't safe

enough and they send their children away for the evening. the question is, how safe is the properties to stay in. the city said it is safe and that they can stay here. but the walkers and the other neighbors who suffered severe damage are both thinking that they're going to leave the properties tonight and not sleep here. >> i does can't believe that. i literally cannot believe the difference even from yesterday which was bad enough. to hear it all night, i could not sleep. to hear rumbling. you could hear the earth falling. i opened the door and i came out and it was looking over the and and i had a light on my deck, and i could just see the ground moving.

>>kate: 04 mourner said the situation has gotten worse and they have seen the land continue to slip away overnight and even more today. with more right on the way that is why they're putting this tarp down hoping that it will prevent the damage from getting even worse. tomorrow morning the city is going to bring out a structural engineer as well as east oil engineer to take a better look at the property. reporting live in san paulo, kron 4 news. >>pam: kron 4 caught up with the mayor of san paulo as your ride to see the damage this morning. >> this city is going to offer as much support as we can carry this is private property and is possibly some grant money available to handle this. it is definitely in engineering issue, and equipment will have to be brought in here to demolish it. at this point in time i really can't comment on what we can or cannot do.

>>pam: 3 homes above and below the slides are threatened by the collapse. our team coverage continues now, residents are cleaning up in capitola from yesterday's flooding. we have video to show you that are being posted on youtube. the surge of water tore through pipes underground and critical blow some of the homes. the water rushed down the hill and into the village. it caused damage to buildings and more. kron 4 jonathan is live in capitola with a light look at the clean up. >>jonathan: this is the time when workers would you'd call it quits and go home for the day. as a look behind me workers are doing overtime trying to get the debris pull the of this mass of concrete pipe before the next surge of storms comes through. the exodus brought in a second bulldozer if that is an idea of just how fast they're working. they say the best it can do at this point is come up with a

stopgap solution for the next round of rain hits. residents of the first surge come in and they were scared for their live back. >> for the top of the house was collapsing i didn't know close as going to cave and and let go. the emperor said she watched in horror as the ground opened up and began to swell the front porches of two homes. it happen when a pipe 6 ft. across exploded under the force of a torrential rain sending water shooting into the air. >> it seem like like the whole town was flooding from underneath. it was pretty scary. residents >> say was the third time the call for it has split since it was put in 40 years ago. this time i left for homes uninhabitable and the rest of the nets empty until the fix. >> and to prepare for that series of storms. engineers

just want to make it through the next two days and then come up with a permanent solution. residents are pulling to pre out of the whole open a clear path. further down the hill residents are gathering their belongings. they could be evacuated from to two weeks to force you to return. of one man had to have a friend to come up after discovered is flood flooded car wouldn't start. at the bottom of the hill the wall of water reak have fixed on businesses. >> the furnishings and some of my equipment or damage. kron 4 schlegel tickets covered under my insurance. even >> the place to provide wasn't scared. the business on the next door city's taking no chances. there's no way you can get it all out of the carpet with cold starting in a couple of days. one

>> bright spot according to officials is that, of the four homes that were read taken on safe for anyone to enter, three of them crashing vacation homes. in meaning only one person who esther reak locate permanently. reporting live, kron 4 news. >>pam: a break in the weather. it's allowing the utility in the road crews to clear and restore power and the santa cruz mountains. as kron 4 reports and other tree came down on nilsson wrote today only adding to the misery. people >>rob: who live on nelson rd. must be thinking what's next or perhaps why ask? the latest calamity to strike here and related it is yet another down trade. another huge redwood came down early friday near the intersection of law card. it's about power lines and adding nilsson wrote to a long line of ongoing power outages.

further up the road, another tree practically split the house and 1/2 thursday afternoon and heavy rain and high winds. that has been red tape forcing occupants to find other shelter. a fireman said one document was lucky to escape her life. there is a huge lot rockslide further erode or the heavy rain has made them have to build another wrote the. the erosion is taking a heavy toll on nelson wrote itself. it's full of potholes, standing water, rocks and other debris. scotts valley has received more than two and 1/2 inches of rain in the past 48 hours and it's coming down here again on and off throughout the day friday. in scotts valley along nelson rd. robbed kron 4 news. >>pam: take you live out to ocean beach where a high surf advisory is in effect

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>>reporter: following day water main break out of the pleasanton rich area. take a look at google earth, i've adapted it for you. he could see why there was an issue a mudslide is said to what caused it. you can see a house down there on the bottom right of your screen, this is the road runs through here about 160 homes are affected. but officials are sent to discontinue water used for now. they say water has not been contaminated least officially. the bill use any water. kron 4 has a crew on the way and we will bring you the latest from get it. live in the studio grant

kron 4 news. >>pam: livermore mother was sentenced today in a controversial sexual assault case. she received a five- year prison sentence in hayward today. she pleaded no contest to sexually molesting two teenage boys over into the period between 2008 and 2010. heard dea, explains why his client took the plea deal as opposed to letting a jury decide. >> the victim's family in this case were presented with this renegotiation by the district attorney's office. they were kind enough to agree to it. if we agree to it and we were able to get the case resolved. taking this type of case the jury would have such a detrimental effect on both the victims' families and the victims and also on the hubbs family and her parents and especially her children. it wasn't the type of case you would want to take to a jury. there were

some salacious aspects to texas and stuff that the public doesn't need to here. she is now going to get the help she needs in state prison. >>pam: surfer's criminal offense and with time served official say she will likely due to a half years of actual prison time. >>louisa: just a few lights spotty showers out there. however, much more rain to come were expecting another storm to drop in over night tonight. details on that, straight ahead.

>>louisa: welcome back, a gorgeous shot to as the sun starts to set to. you kind of see this on trying to break through the clouds out there. still sing scattered showers this evening. we have another storm expected to approach over night. the rain should pick up and the

winds as well. we could see flooding with this because of the saturated ground. here's just a few pop up showers right now, certainly starting to die down. through the livermore valley starting to live in down in the south bay and looks not only our shores stand up to the diablo range they're starting to dry of in the south bay. in this era still snow along 80 and 50. the future cast is your idea of what can expect here it notice by 11:00 the wet weather is in any north bay. some moderate to heavy downpours expected overnight. notice for a.m. widespread showers so everybody in the bay will feel the rain tonight over night into early morning hours. all of this yellow indicates moderate to heavy rain fall which we could see the occasional heavy downpour continuing through the early morning. by 11:00

a.m. a better chance of lifting. if will have a better chance of drawing out as we head toward the latter part of your day. expect more wet weather in store for saturday enter sunday as well. we do have a high service advisory in effect until midnight. it's been downgraded from a warning that serve is getting for up to 15 ft. and stronger current and potential for speaker ways as well. in this euro we have the winter storm warning is well. snow level is down to 3,000 ft., 1 to 2 ft. of snow overnight. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay showing scattered showers sunday, partly cloudy conditions monday after that we dry oat and more money. >>catherine: president barack obama spent a lot of the day talking to congressional leaders and is trying to win support for the u.s. and predicting a libyan civilians. the pentagon might move beyond targeting air defense sites, it might bring in the air

force gunships. tisch could be aimed at attacking ground forces in city areas. >> their highly accurate attacks, the missiles hit three of the tanks completely destroying them. >>catherine: as commander of the aerosol the shifting to nato the range of targets is widening. >> were using every tool that we have to send a message. >>catherine: supporters of the rebellion marched to show their banks for air support. where rebels the cells are marching towards the contested town. in tripoli, the gadhafi government take journalists on a tour of the morgue to see bodies described as civilian victims of air strikes. but at a mass funeral, the reporters could not find a single mourner who knew any of the dead. >> is by far one of the biggest mass burials we've

seen. when one of the coffins here was opened, it was empty. it was quickly whisked away. >>catherine: there were violent protests today in syria, jordan, yen and even in tightly controlled saudi arabia. protesters are demanding that saudis for a draw their support for the leader. >>pam: suspected breach at a reactor has the japanese government saying contamination at a nuclear plant could be more serious than first thought. they're insisting the residents are safe if they stay indoors. the japanese leaders also say residents may want to voluntarily move to areas with better facilities since supplies skinnies tsunami area are running short. the death toll has now passed 10,000 people. we'll be right back.

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social media, a college student track down the guy who allegedly stole his laptop. kimberly shows us how. >>kimberlee: the video that was posted by market is going viral on you too, it's not just any video. he said is the video of the guy who stole his laptop. >> not only was it funny but i may remember this guy was. hart was a student and lee university, last month he left his laptop unattended for 20 minutes. when he came back it was gone. >> after half an hour searching concluded it was stolen. i just moved on. >> this weekend they zero had a breakthrough. >> their automatically back up to the internet. i tried to pinpoint the guy using information, turns out there's a video of him dancing tsk, i was reading this

whole thing and then i found out and stole my website. the guy saw the video out and decided to return it. at the laptop is with police in the manner in the video had one request for him. he once did take it down but i think it's adequate punishment. call the police are still investigating the theft and no charges have been filed yet. when markets is the laptop back plans to sell it and give the money back to the recovery efforts in japan. reporting live, kron 4 news. >>pam: we want to tell you about kron 4 baseball special. this saturday gary will host baseball by the bay with a preview of the giants and the a's, as well up close look at spring training. that's this saturday at 8:00 p.m. right here on kron 4 news. we'll be right back. @

now, at 6:30 p.m., tonight's big stories in one big block of news. more crews, more stories. right now, today's top story. >>louisa: you concede isolated spot in showers but were expecting that to change overnight. a few light showers over highway 37 in walnut creek. a few showers up in the diablo range right now and snow continuing in the sierra. as we head over night, it's going to change were expecting to see more rain moves through. also some gusty southerly winds as well. by 11:00 p.m. the north they will feel the rain and then this will be quite widespread across the entire day. the north bay and parts could get up to an inch and a half of rain by the time this pushes through. it looks like the bay will be a little bit

less than that. it looks like the morning hours is really what we're going to see the most intense what they're pushing through. we will start to dry yet as we head toward the afternoon and evening on saturday. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay shows more wet weather come sunday and trying out by next week. >>kate: samp of los 6 homes damaged by the mud slide. the city said it's sending out soil engineers and structural engineers to the homes on saturday morning to better assess the situation. so far all the homes have been deemed it safe to live in. reporting in san paulo, kron 4 news. >>rob: your the san lorenzo river is well within its banks after reaching flood stage friday afternoon. that

in turn forced the evacuation of hundreds of people here in felton growth in other neighborhoods. people returning friday to no damage. the river has now dropped a full 10 ft. since then. in felton kron 4 news. president >>jeff: to try to clean up from a huge mess after concrete pipe burst of leaving a gaping hole in the ground and leaving for homes uninhabitable. the rest of the park will be a look tag for up to two weeks we'll city workers repair the damage. i run for 30 p.m., the rainwater overwhelm the pipe causing it to rupture. residents had to evacuate and some had to be rescued by the fire department. businesses down the hill said there also cleaning up water and sludge from the floor. city workers say it's a miracle that nobody was hurt and in fact three of the four homes that were rendered uninhabitable or

vacation homes only one person what to look for new place to live. reporting live, kron 4 news. >>jeff: this is just one of many slides in the hills that will have to wait a few days before crews get to it. public works crews have been marking most projects that are not threatening property with orange traffic cones will they take care of the most pressing storm issues. with rain in the forecast expect to see more. in the oakland hills, kron 4 news. >>reporter: this grosz look like a poll on friday after the heavy rains filled with water. f crews of been working to clean up the mess that was left but there's still plenty of work to do. residents of the building is the crush for storage in anything on the ground did see damage. you could see how high the water got by the mark of the water line on the wall. it could be days before this grosz's dried out. in berlin game

kron 4 news. >>jeff: just on the other side of bill valley work crews are trying to take care of a landslide that happened this morning. to happen when workers were on the way to another site. they came across this entire roadway covered with rocks, dirt and trees. as the crews are trying to take care of the problems, one thing they're trying to take care of and worried about is the tree that's right over there. it has its roots exposed in the tree is leaning over and read the tree might fall down. reporting live, kron 4 news. >>haazig: christine hubbs it received a five-year prison sentence for sexually molesting two teenage boys and livermore. her attorney said his client will only do have the time followed by at 3 to 10 years' probation. it's also worth noting that have struck a plea deal which also greatly reduce the amount of time she was facing. at the alameda

county superior courthouse in hayward, kron 4 news. >> now, here is stanley roberts, with some people behaving badly. >>stanley: this is the living conditions looked in the encampment under the overpass and san jose. this is out of books now. this after cal train kept its promise to clean up the encampment and that's it off. tons of trash and debris were removed it from both sides of the encampment. representatives from the city of san jose, santa clara county and help train were on hand along with the san mateo county sheriff transit police. they're there to remove anyone still living in the encampment. but this man who turned to be registered sex offender, and this man is the rest you just heard sex offender he wears a gps to check-in. here rigs this battery to power his ankle

bracelet and checks in every day. everyone was given time to remove their belongings, the rest of the stuff was thrown away. the tents that were next to the homes were still there all along with the trash which included a whole raw turkeys. thomas and jennifer live there say they're giving a repressive given the bad weather. they expect to be gone soon. harry is from the santa clara office of the homeless concerns. he's trying to get the residents help but and its many are refusing. in fact down the track and other cameras popping up. one final note, although cal train cleaned up the encampment, after looking at property maps this is actually caltrans problem. in san jose, stanley roberts kron 4 news. >>louisa: your snow lonski

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madonna's high-profile charity has been spending lavishly. the project has not broken ground and they have yet to determine what happened to all that money. elizabeth taylor fashionably late to our own funeral. the star was laid to rest here at glendale. her service started 15 minutes after if it's not state time as per taylor's wish that her funeral start late. the one- hour service began with code to readings. it began with a trumpet performance of amazing grace periods >>pam: editors of the oxford dictionary are recognizing it to that >> words like of zero and g, palo alto and fyi have been added to the on-line edition. it's for those who prefer using fully spelled

the words this in a loveless try to keep pace at the n.c.a.a. tournament regionals. on their way to a possible four straight final four appearance. the stanford women's basketball team take some time out. they're going to make a music video. gary is next with all the sports.

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semifinal. here's the how the cardinals are getting ready. >> (music) (music) >>gary: is always you when this is cool. while this week we showed you wrestling them show the music videos. they're nice and relaxed and the players talked about making this video. >> that's what happens when you give stanford kids down time. it was a lot of fun and what to desert and join it. it's one of those things i can check off list now. more than anything it was cool to do it together. just kind of something we can all share off the court. it

doesn't really involve basketball in a sense. something fun. >>gary: to get its baseball by the day, sponsors from all over the region say, give me a taste of kron. spring training, the day's most publicized acquisition hitting only 260, vern glenn reports. >>vern: that is godzilla, this is the opened as burial godzilla. and if they in designated hitter has had since 1994. unlike his reptilian version, he is expected to do damage with his back. it was a nickname like that, here's how was new teammates welcomed him the first day of camp.

legions of japanese media chronicles his every move and expect that to continue throughout the season. a media blitz not seen around this team and many years. >> it's been like this for almost 20 years now. it's important to make sure you always make time for the media. >> he was the biggest are in the japanese leagues since the 1990's until 2001. that's when he turned down a record six year $64 million deal to come to america and play for the yankees. in dissent than last season and york he was voted the 2009 world series mvp. (cheering & applause) >>vern: after year with the angels last season, the a's are glad to be playing with him and the american league west.

>>gary: a's open their season one week from tonight. the giants go off on thursday vs. the dodgers. this could be a fun year for baseball around these parts. of course kron 4 never, never, never stops giving. to go to www.kron4.com and maybe you win some tickets to giants baseball. it tomorrow night we're going have my name on it. vern glenn it is going to be sensational on this thing. that's tomorrow at 8:00 it's going to be great. pam has canceled a trip to the middle east. kron is sending her there to do some reporting but you're going to stay home and watch this right? >>pam: yes of the watching. >>gary: him as a little bit more full of it than you are, are you going to watch a young lady? your full of it, what we returned our e-

mail segment is all over the place. this is a good question, are you going to watch a tonight? >> i'm think about it, i might i might not we'll see. >>gary: 0 kron 4 which of these three figures or perjures will watch back a moment

the >>gary: afield little sorry for bonds, at the end of the day he's going to walk away from this and spend the next 40 years not having to take any bold from anybody, do what he wants. it's a shame his legacy will be a great player, but he cheated. >> how excited are you about the why you jam? >>gary: excited because this kid, what should they do? look how far he shoots from. i don't know how he's going

to be as a pro but he is exciting to me. he's not a robot. that's what i like. >> as a santa clara alumni what is your problem about the bronco is not playing in the ncaa. >>gary: probably just need something to talk about. the ncaa the next tournament tonight she takes a handful there. if you can make one of those two tournaments and you have to pay those games, to me as an athlete and rather saying wait till next year. it said to clear a guy said let's get the kids ready for next year. >> i hate, hate, hate say adults should not look up to athletes as heroes. if you take all the fund have

athletes. >>gary: my mom and dad drilled into my head, watch these guys for entertainment on this you know someone personally never idolize them. you're right, three takes your probably right. >> heard to say what of the american title finally started her career on kron is that true? >>gary: nobody believes said terry there she is the hack, she came on their she has a real push. even on the show we were always kidding, one day you will be on american idol. when this is over and we color up and say thea. she is fabulous. a more about her coming back on kron 4. i'm afraid we will be number one.

>> get your lazy but at of bed enjoinder morning his co-workers, in bed on the phone what a joke. >>gary: and a leisurely in bed and talk in the phone. good night.

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