>>live, from the bay area's news station, this is kron4 news at 5:30 p.m. >>pam: the budget battle has boiled over in sacramento the governor said he's fed up with republican lawmakers not budging. he has announced halt the budget negotiations. earlier, governor jerry brown proposed an idea to close the more than $26 billion deficit. his plan would cut more than $12 billion from the deficit. his plan would also raise more than $12 billion in tax and fee extensions. kron 4 has been falling much of the developments and the options. >>j.r. stone: think we all have a headache about from hearing about this. the fact

is the governor thought we were getting close on this deal, then he gets a request from republicans that say we want 53 more things done. he writes a note back to the republicans saying, she is done negotiating. then he goes on you to talk about it. i have more on that. >> today have broken off discussions with members of the republican party in sacramento regarding solutions to our budget crisis. >>j.r. stone: governor jerry brown upset with the republicans in the disapproval of how he wants to balance the budget. >> i proposed a plan that is basically have drastic cuts and half temporary tax extensions. >>grant: republican leader said the governor and legislature of the democrats are obviously upset and lashing out. >> there are issues that i think are impossible to resolve at this time. >>j.r. stone: democrats want to renew a tax increase that is set to expire, that would last five years. to do that

the need to send the issue to voters. republicans say it should only last eight months. last week republicans listed more than 50 requests when it comes to balancing the budget. many of which democrats disagree with. >> over the next several weeks i will find a way to get our budget balance. we have to protect our schools, public safety, universities and environment. i've been around a long time i know we can do it. >>j.r. stone: the vote on this does not go to the voters, the governor may be forced to new tax initiatives for the november ballot that we hope the whole new bookshelf of things that could happen in this. this will be interesting, but right now the football field and nothing done. >>pam: could issue ious which makes the state's credit rating going down. a lot of implications. thank you. a terrifying situation in hayward when a woman her burglars downstairs and her home. the woman hid from the

intruders and called police. the burglars tried to get away, kron 4 picks of the story from there. >>haazig: violent collision with as a workplace car by three suspects trying to escape. that is what happen when i hayward police officer responded to a burglary in progress call here on leeboards street. the police describe what happens next. >> the three suspects bailout of the car, when the officer tried to get ahold of one of them he couldn't. >>haazig: witnesses told me at least one suspect ran to the backyard of this house and got away. hayward police called in this chp helicopter for air support while heavily armed officers conducted house-to-house search. please canines were used to search this field behind the row of houses. the two suspects were found and taken into custody. one meeting in ambulance because of by wounds received tried to escape the k-9 unit. the

lieutenant said the second suspect gave himself up. >> on the phone: to the residence, he was kind enough to enter the phone for us. he said on the when you're looking for, and give me a few minutes to handle personal business in the restroom i will come out. >>haazig: please see the third suspect got away. kron 4 news. >>jacqueline: a live look good side this afternoon from the bay bridge toll plaza, mostly sunny skies it's been a very nice day. temperatures are starting to cool down now. still in the '80s in the north bay. 84 santa rosa, 84 napa, '70s in san francisco, oakland and hayward. it's going to get even warmer as we head into tomorrow. tonight and tomorrow at a glance. a few high clouds this evening, winds will pick up a little bit this evening but it's not going to be too windy. overnight, miles conditions

temperatures only in the '50s. tomorrow afternoon, even warmer than today. possible record-breaking warmth. we did break several records today as well. the will of that coming up for you in just a few minutes. >>catherine: in national news, the killer will that trained a trainer is the world, it's a day the whale was performing again. he is back in the show. investigators accused the world of recklessly putting trainers in danger after the death last year. the park insist everything is safe, the trainer sting out of the water. to save the whale need social in richmond. that's same well has been involved in three deaths over the years. more than 100 dogs and some birds have been rescued from the suspected of pop female. an animal protection send someone to pose as a buyer. seven of the dogs were found

dead and still in cages. the animals are now getting medical care. we now know for certain, the poll found in the u.s. airlines traiplain white is a gun shot a bullet. the fbi is interviewing passengers and crew members, they say there is no evidence yet to prove there was an intent to target the plane. the public can now see all kinds of newly released information in the death of martin luther king. boxes of forgotten evidence were found gathering dust in a county office in tennessee. they include a crime scene photos, notes from investigators no huge revelations they say, but the public and learn a lot more about what was going on behind the scenes. the information is being posted on an archive web site. >>pam: without speaking a word, a 13 year-old girl shining the spotlight on this serious issue of bullying promotional video

she posted on youtube. kimberly has a look at this moving video. >>kimberlee: earlier this month you may remember president barack obama addressing the issue with the entire blame. the issue back in the spotlight because of the 13 year-old video. it is called out words are worst then sticks and stones. during the three minute video she remained silent using a series of cars to really her message. she holds up hand written signs that say she's a victim of bullying. then she shows assigned that says im: not a day has gone by without one of these words. it shows a vulgar explicit words including 4, fax, free, agley endeared among many other. she said she's called these every day. she pleads for help and said she's considering hurting yourself the things do not get better. the video has been viewed as thousands of times on line and a lot of people being very

supportive of sending her words of encouragement through comments. >>pam: as any action been done at her school? >>kimberlee: superintended said he's looking into this situation, he said he was taken aback by this. he was surprised this was an aide to light earlier. >>pam: well kron 4 is helping you get ready for baseball season. baseball is back in the bay a full season being held as and the a's will have to weekend we will help you get our baseball by the bay a preview of the giants and interviews, a look at spring this sunday at 10:00 p.m. be right back. hey marcel, watch this!

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>>pam: a message and a bottled delivered 24 years later. kimberly is back with today's edition of a take a look at this. >>kimberlee: take a look of this, friends and family of a martine paying the final respects to a young man by hoisting his casket on the shoulders and carried him into a soccer match in

colombia. the 17 year-old was reportedly shot and killed by playing soccer the day before. it the friend said they just wanted to give him the tariff we'll be but of wanted. this is a man snowboarding, james lick and fell into a tree well. hole where branches stop snow from falling. the impact is he shaking the branches. it before he knowed he was buried in snow. >> snow kept falling and falling in. everything went dark and i was sure i wasn't going to saw five at the time. >>kimberlee: was able to reach a cellphone and his wife called for help. he was rescued an hour later. this 13 year-old russian envoy was walking with his parents on the beach when he spotted a bottle. a message inside to reveal the letter written in german by a five year-old boy that included an address and was dated 1987. the boy in the letter now 29

years old his parents still live at the address. the two were able to chat on line and has promised they would write to each other.

>>jacqueline:, said a number of record temperatures out that today in the north bay and also concord. right now temperatures are starting to cool down into the '80s still though in the north bay. also in '80s inland and los gatos. it's going to be a pretty mild evening of there. if mostly sunny skies continued this afternoon, mild conditions. tomorrow even warmer temperatures. the possibility for record- breaking temperatures again. the thursday evening, clear but mild conditions. we will see changes as we head towards the weekend. right now we have warmer dryer

air dominating the forecast. we're going to enjoy the nice warm weather for a couple of days. you see this storm track here, all the clouds and whether heading to the north here. all of california will be dry, we will just be clipped by a few high clouds. temperatures tonight, mild mainly in the '70s. we will not cool down very much over night. temperatures will get into the '50s nearly everywhere, by 7:00 a.m. those are temperatures that will be in the low 60s. we will warm up quickly tomorrow afternoon. if 2:00 p.m. in the '70s that's the yellow on your screen. the orange indicating temperatures in the '80s in the north bay in the east bay shore. tablatures neighborhood by neighborhood, 84 and santa rosa tomorrow, same thing in napa and concord. it said the five san francisco, 78 in richmond. temperatures in

the '70s and '80s for the bay shores as well. also navies in the south bake 85 morgan hill, 84 los gatos. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay, tomorrow will be the warmest day of the week. on friday conditions will be really nice as well. several degrees cooler as the warm dry air starts to break down. we will see increasing cloud cover into saturday and a chance for rain. a very light rain at that. mainly this weekend we would to see cooler temperatures but as we head into next week we will rebound nicely back into the '70s. >>now, here is gabe slate, with some tech news. >>gabe: a new device on the market called the x wave that allows you to interact with your mobile phone and a new way three years votes and mind control. the ex wave is a headset that sits on your head in read your brain waves. it connects to an i phone and shows you

real-time results of what is going on inside your head. the sensor that rest on the forehead it reads electrical impulses that are given on when something thinks about something. when you're relaxed, the focus, and great, happy all of those give off different impulses in different brain waves. this application called visualize your shows what it's like when your brain is concentrating or relaxed. the more yellow and green colors the more relaxed, the more people you see the more the focus. he could practice had been focused by trying for for purples. there bunch of cool mind control games made for the out had said. one has to take a picture so when you don't like, the more you hit on the better. that's the point, the easter to picture the person you hate to put yourself in a relaxed and happy state to win the game. it's a measure of your mind control been able to relax even when you see something you don't like. once you reach a certain level of relaxation, he went to gavgame.

one was a game where you could do exercises and mind control in a weird dreamlike world like trying to bend as soon of the monster by pushing the food closer to his mouth. on the market it only works for the i phone and i pad for now, it will be further smartphones. it costs 99 died dollars, the application is free and is throwing games for free. in san jose gabe slate, kron 4 news. >>pam: hundreds of cities around the country now have the internet and feet. today google announced where it will deploy its ultrafast a broadband network. >> after an incredible careful evaluation, kansas is our first city. congratulations. (cheering & applause) >> were carted to deliver a service that will delight you, in power you to lead the nation afford in broadband.

>>pam: google will provide broadband internet access to the city was speeds of about 1 gb per second. that's about 100 times faster than what most americans have available to them today. put it this way, google says someone could download at high-definition to hourlong film in less than five minutes. nearly 1100 cities applied for this, of google plans to start the service early next year. now to the latest in the japan nuclear crisis, of protesters gathered today outside the headquarters of the company which operates the crippled nuclear plants. the company's chairman has apologized for the crisis and says the plant reactors will take a long time to stabilize. seawater near the plant is showing radiation levels more than 3000 times higher than the legal limit. it's the highest level seen since the tsunami hit march 11th. the wall low levels of radiation have been found in washington state. federal

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>> the ordinance prohibits anyone from sitting or lying on a public sidewalk and sitting in line on an object placed on a sidewalk between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 11:00 p.m. daily passed to shop owners if they see an improved sincimprovement. they . there are less people lying around and panhandlers. he calls himself a rattle of his real name is justin. he it's the fact that now he has to keep moving. there are still people sitting in line on the street but that will probably never go away like this guy. he appears to be drunk as he tries to

stand up. he said again and finally lies down. that's when the pleas of rise. >> do you have identification with you? >> note >> please determine he is drunk, the coffin and taken to the police station to slip off.sleep off. what peoplee telling me sit and lye might be working. in san francisco, stanley roberts kron 4 news. >>pam: if you have a comment or story idea for stanley, just email him at www.peoplebehavingbadly@kron 4.com. kron 4 news at 6:00 is coming up next.

>>live, from the bay area's news station, this is kron4 news at 6:00 >>pam: dangerous landslides across the bay area. in south san jose we will show

you a massive landslide that cut off the main road for several people. we will show you what makes some bay area hills so dangerous to live around. first, kron 4 is monitoring what residents and city leaders are planning to do about a pending disaster in san pablo. kate thompson is lighted city hall where the meeting is just starting. >>kate: just minutes ago the residents involved in the slide started to rise. you could see people still streaming in at this point. the media is not been allowed inside, you could see them all gathered around hoping to talk to any of the residence or officials who come out of the meeting. this was originally supposed to be for the entire neighborhood but, city officials have now just restricted it to just the six affected homeowners. it has been a wild week for them. they had in dealing with so much destruction to their homes and neighborhoods where they lived. here's a look back at what has gone on over the

past week. the landslide began last thursday it affecting seven properties, six homes in a vacant lot on by the city. homeowners were told it is safe to stay in their homes but the situation got worse. on friday 3 homes were yellow tagged so residents were no longer able to sleep in them over night. if the death of another property was sold at least stabilized city officials red tagged and said it will have to be destroyed. on sunday, the city manager issued a local emergency declaration saying the situation was putting the safety of people in their property in extreme peril. crews were also higher to take down large trees that were leaning downhill and for ending the homes below. how what will happen now is this is the first in a long line of meetings, they have this meeting tonight with city officials and engineers. tomorrow all of these residents will be back here at noon, that is when they

will hear from the city council finding out more information about their situation and the possibility of receiving some funds. the city is considering donating $6,000 to a fund that has been set up for the victims. reporting live in san paulo kate thompson kron 4 news. in >>pam: the south bay some residents of the allman in valley are also battling a slide. it is threatening the road in hillside below some homes. if robbed shows us some of the mounting damage there. >>rob: half of this one lane private road off the new home and in rhode it has sunk 3 ft.. if you can see rain water is still seeping out of the hillside above threatening to wash out the road all together. if new cracks like this one are opening in the road every day. the pavement is buckling in cracking as the water eats away at the red below. just below large

cracks appear in the ground. you can see how large section of earth acetylene, here we see how the ground is action pulling away from the foundation of one home. as you can see from the cracks running along the driveway outside of this home just above the road, the entire hillside appears to be unstable in moving just about every day. you can see how concrete poured into those cracks just a few days ago has already settled. pg&e has repaired broken gas line and is installing an emergency shut off switch, the water lines are breaking to. overhead utilities are threatened. inspectors for on scene wednesday assessing the damage, six the road themselves when still sell it settles down. in san jose, rob kron 4 news. >>pam: continuing our team coverage, soil specialist

tel kron 4 that some sections of the bay area are actually more vulnerable the slides as theresa reports, one expert explains the quality of the soil makes the difference. >>terisa: do you see this landslide? this soil specialist said it's indicative of the week soil situation. he explains the geography dictates whether the soil is weak or strong. it has to do with natural geology. most of the materials are bedrock or dried from bedrock, certain kinds of bed rock when they were originally created a to 10 million years ago, they were put in a way that wasn't very strong. with time, faulting and tectonics malcolm building, twisting and turning to get weaker. and some of this was deposited by volcanoes that

causes a lot of that's much stronger than these weekly yearslairs.lairs. >>terisa: addition he said the heavy rains could also make matters worse. >> we've had this intense stormy periods, it's the intensity of the recent rains that are causing the rain to fall to cause more damage. if the crowd was already wet, you put new storms on top and that that's enough water that the weak ground will tell. >>terisa: reporting live, kron 4 news. >>pam: she was walking a dog along railroad tracks when the road collapsed. she fell close to 40 ft.. she was able to pull herself up part of the embankment but the crowd was so unstable she needed help from the helicopter. the department

agrees the crown give way because of the saturation. the woman was airlifted, no word on her condition at this time. >>jacqueline: nice warm weather out there today, high temperatures several records broken. new records in santa rosa, napa, san rooftop, san francisco, oakland, hayward, not a view and concord. most of our temperatures were in the '80s today. still in the upper '70's in the south bay and 70 degrees along the closely. right now, things are starting to cool down but still in the '80s in the north bay. still 80 in redwood city and los gatos. a 74 san francisco and oakland. mostly sunny skies this afternoon, we will keep the sunshine in the forecast for the next couple of days. if you up plants tonight, pretty mild. temperatures will said mainly in the '50s. tomorrow even warmer

conditions. if possible record-breaking warmest again tomorrow. a clear mild night on tap for thursday as well. if we will detail the temperatures for tomorrow and changes this weekend coming up in just a bit. >>pam: jonathan blum joins us now live via our stream box technology with the latest developments in the sf tv misconduct allegations. >>marty: there is a news conference right around the corner of the public defender's office, now were here at the hall of justice trying to get answers. their actually searching in a way that is completely legal. this is no exception. the videotape according to the public defender shows police officers in plain clothes

and train an apartment building by walking into the crash door behind a car of our resident who lives there. then the video according to the public defender shows the officers with other stars visible anymore on their body walking down the hall unquestioning resident at the end of the hall about the smell of marijuana that was coming from his apartment. the public defenders said the smell was not enough probable cause for search and seizure so they would need permission from the residence. the officers in question told a judge on the stand it that they did get permission to enter the man's home, but that man represented by the public defender tells a different story. he said police officers forced away into his apartment using a gun. according to the public defender the video proves that he didn't give them a chance. the public defender told us in a press conference, the plea >> report says went inside his unit for approximately 20 seconds and then returned to the hallway and said

okay, can you come in now? that is clearly not true. the officers and sergeants were not aware of the videotape until they are confronted with it in court. when they were confronted with it in court, their demeanor, their testimony clearly changed. >>jonathan: that means the officers committed perjury as a result, the judge dismissed the judge case which was charging the defendants with possession of marijuana in the intent to sell the. the d.a. office said a disappointed with the judge's decision, they disagree and second they claim the video does not show the officers improperly searching and seizing the marijuana. the police department has planned its own response, the chief said he will hold a press some time tomorrow morning. reporting live, kron 4 news.

>>dan: he submitted in 2003, was the focus of testimony wednesday. prosecutors have to say about it. that story coming up. hey marcel, watch this! hey marcel, watch this! [ buzzer sounds ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hey marcel, watch this! yeah, marcel! -marcel! -hey marcel! are you listening to me?

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>>catherine: and world news, the government " wanted to present to the government you will see this woman in the blue scarf coming over to the president's car not clear what she intended to do. the guards pulled away but look what happens. it turned into a big scuffle. the president had made a few of any promises of reform in a speech. state tv soon went to blacks because they did not want people to see this. your looking at refugees trying to get away from the ongoing political violence in ivory coast. fighters

supporting the internationally recognized leader. a lot of people believe a final bloody battle over the presidency could happen soon. many refugees are foreign workers. a huge bow constrictors were released in china today, they were slithering through gardens and just all over the place. the chinese to raise them in a special briefing center, the population has then dropping dramatically. on the verge of extinction. , stay with us more news after the break.

>>pam: day seven of the barry bonds trial today testimony from lab workers about bonds urine samples. former baseball player and their own a piece of performance enhancing drugs. dan curman wraps up the day in court. >>dan: a urine

sample that he submitted in 2003, was the focus of testimony wednesday. prosecutors have said when the sample was retested in 2006, it came up positive for the steroid also known as, the clear. the prosecution spent much of the day trying to demonstrate the evidence was properly preserved from the when point it was taken into custody by the irs in 2004, to the time it was retested at a ucla lab in 2006. irs agent mike, testified in april 2004, he took the sample into evidence following a search of diagnostics in las vegas. another agent testified in may of 2004, she hand delivered the sample to the ucla olympic analytical laboratory. a world anti doping agency accrediting facility. later lab employees discussed how the sample was handled, stored and tested. we have

yet to hear from the lab employee who analyzed the data and determined it was positive for t h g also known as, the clear. expected to testify on thursday, bonds physician dr. arthur as well as cathy hoskins, bond's former personal assistant. hoskins is expected to testify that bonds told her he was using steroids. at the federal courthouse in san francisco, dan curman kron 4 news. >>pam: horrible pair randy also testified today that he bought human growth hormone from reagan back in 2001. it she also said anderson and gentlemen various locations terry if more now without legal analyst michael cardozo. how would you describe '60s of the testimony. tax? cafe >> only the lab technicians it has to be done to show that the urine sample was very bonne sample. if it was

moved along in a proper and orderly fashion tomorrow, don will testified that his lab tested of what appears to be bought is year-end, and it's a positive for steroids. if the jury believes that it's pretty clear barry bonds took steroids. that's why caitlin is important to n.y. today's chain of custody was important. >>pam: you also mention another ballplayer who testified that his name has been yanked from the trial list from the prosecution? >> you would think it would put bobby out because allegedly he is going to get on the witness stand and say gary told me he was taking steroids. they didn't do that. why? because he did not say that at the grand jury. it's my opinion that the attorneys for the government said wait a minute, if he didn't say that to the grand jury were going to be attacked as if it were made up so let's not

do it. >>pam: this is the last of the prosecution witnesses coming up. what can we expect from these last witnesses? >> kathy hoskins was barry's personal shopper, what she will testify to is that she saw barry shoots into his body with a needle. it also she is going to say that he admitted to her that he took steroids. dr. chang they hope it will collaborate stevie hoskins and that he came to him worry about gary taking so many steroids. >>pam: we expect from the defense? >> i think it will put experts on the stand to talk about steroids to counter the government's steroid experts. if then i think it will put trainers on, then they will go to our demands and argue the heck out of reasonable doubt and accused the government of not proving their case beyond a

reasonable doubt. therefore, barry bonds cannot be convicted of this. it >>pam: beginning to get to the end of this. >> it's going to be fun, the argument will be really fun. >>pam: thank-you. >>jacqueline: live look outside, the sunset at a pretty picture. and we will continue to see high clouds streaming in over night. the temperatures will stay miles. tonight into tomorrow, this evening temperatures again on the mild side. the only going to get into the lows at the '50s. this evening we will see 60s out there. mild temperatures again tomorrow morning and possibly a record-breaking temperatures into the afternoon many locations will get into the 80s tomorrow. it of the pitchers satellite and radar pictures, it shows warm and dry air dominating the forecast. we will still get clipped with a few high clouds from the storms up to

the north. this will break down over the weekend and we will have a chance back in the forecast. tomorrow afternoon, by 12:00 p.m. a temperatures widespread in the '70s, 80 degrees in san jose, 69 in san francisco and later on the '80s will start to click on to the screen, neighborhood by neighborhood, 84 santa rosa, at 80 in san roof tile, 75 in san francisco, 84, occurred. a few of these temperatures will break previous records. we did see six records broken today. 84 los gatos, 85 morgan hill. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay, warm tomorrow also warm on friday. it will cool down a little bit on saturday. if we see rain saturday it will be very light. it's mainly just cooler temperatures saturday and sunday but we will rebound next week. stay

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>>pam: major league baseball is unavailing it social media and bass there. kimberly has details. >>kimberlee: today the league on field in the nl beef and caves. a place in new york city that will be the temporary home of this guy. mike. this 37 year-old, beat out 10,000 other applicants or the nld sponsored a dream job. the fan cave is associated with 15 huge hd screens, so mike and his sidekick rye and can virtually watch every single major league baseball game in the season and then to read about them. he is already started sending out some tweets. the two will also appeared on line of videos, offer thoughts on facebook, interview people on the streets and then posted on the side. the fan

cable also host players from the league, different parties and other events through the season. it if you like to check out the feeding keep up with this nld the social media ambassador to go www.kron4.com and look at our whats on the web section. >>pam: well, kron4 is helping you get ready for the baseball season by re- airing our baseball by the bay special, and gary will have a preview of the giants and the a's with player interviews, a look at spring training and more. that's this sunday at 10:00 p.m. right here on kron 4. we'll be right back.

>>pam: 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. >>haazig: please respond to a burglary in progress call when a patrol car it ends up in a head-on collision with three suspects driving and as you've been trying to get away. after hayward police

conducted a house-to-house search, it two suspects were taken into custody while the third suspect got away. in hayward, kron 4 news. >>j.r. stone: gov. jerry brown has written this letter to republicans basically saying he is the negotiating the state's budget deficit for next year. at $26.6 billion. while major cuts have been made it more cuts need to be made. republicans say they're against renewing a tax increase that would last another five years. reporting live, kron 4 news. >>dan: here in san francisco, the barry bonds trial focused on a urine sample but bonds gave in 2003 as part of major-league baseball steroid testing survey. if prosecutors maintain that when it was retested in 2006, it came up positive for, the clear. testimony focusing on how this evidence was preserved properly from the point it was seized to the point it

was actually tested. coming up tomorrow, were expecting testimony from bond's former personal assistant coming up. at the federal courthouse, kron 4 news. >>kate: city officials meeting with residents affected by the landslide on wednesday evening. residents were hoping to hear about a soil report from soil engineer who was hired by the city but city officials are saying so far he has not done any drilling on the land to take a sample. all they will be hearing about it is his initial report from when he was out on the property on saturday. the city is also discussing donating $6,000 to the victims. reporting live, kron 4 news. >>rob: rain caused erosion is eating away at a hillside here. here you could see the road itself is being undermined by all the recent rains and large cracks have appeared near a couple of nearby homes. also utilities

are affected in the owners of this private road say repairs could run into the millions of dollars. in san jose, rob of kron 4 news. a >>terisa: soil specialists say with the break in what they're now was a great time to survey your home. it looks for any potential problems that could turn into a landslide or at their water related problems. for example, the specialists said to look for discoloration in the foundation or in the pavement or in a wall. that could be had this sign of water leaking in. it's said by making repairs now that could offset hazardous situation in the future. reporting live, kron 4 news. >>jacqueline: our big weather story tonight, what they're breaking temperatures tonight. all the ones with the asterisk next to it is where we break records. if new temperatures and santa rosa, napa, san francisco, oakland, hayward, concord

and mountain view. seven degrees along the coastline in upper '70's in the south bay. another nice day on tap for tomorrow. the and of the day of record-breaking temperatures. at 4:00 into the '70s and '80s. high temperatures, neighborhood by neighborhood, 84 santa rosa, 75 san francisco, 84 concord, '80s bay shore and '80s in the south bay. '70s along the coastline. if here is a look at your 7 day around the bay, tomorrow will be the day of peak warming. friday will be nice and warm but a few degrees cooler than tomorrow. the weekend a storm will possibly hit the bay area but that will bring a light rain falls mainly just cool temperatures. to check up on your snowbomb.com report carried no new snow to talk about this gorgeous weather. heavenly 130 of the days, a 26 lifts. sierra at tahoe

won 41 of the a's, 7 lifts. sugar bowl 178 at the base, 9 lifts. for information on the ski resorts and others including discount lift tickets, log on to snowbomb.com. >>pam: now, here is stanley roberts, with some people behaving badly. >>stanley: the man sitting on the ground is getting a ticket for violating san francisco said lie law. he was warned before. >> i have a compression structure in my lumbar. you have warned. >>stanley: is handcuffed and taken to jail. this is like ordnance prohibits anyone from sitting or lying on a public sidewalk and sitting on an object placed on the sidewalk between the hours

of 7:00 a.m. and 11:00 p.m. daily. i s shop owners and residents if they've seen an improvement since the place started enforcing. most said yes. for those people sitting around and not so many panhandlers as before. he calls himself rattle his real name is justin. he hid the fact that now he has to keep moving. >> now i can't do methamphetamine. >>stanley: yes and that too. this guy, he appears to be drunk as he tries to stand up. later he says again and finally lies down. that's when the police arrive. >> you have identification? >> no i lost it. >>stanley: pleas to germany's drunkenness of the coffin and taken to the police station to lease slid off. hopefully hit street will improve the and for

people are telling me said lye might just be working. keep watching it and i will let you know. and services co, stanley roberts kron 4 news. >>pam: if you have a comment or story idea for stanley, just email him at www.peoplebehavingbadly@kron 4.com. >>pam: well, kron4 is helping you get ready for the baseball season by re-airing our baseball by the bay special, and gary will have a preview of the giants and the a's with player interviews, a look at spring training and more. that's sunday april 10th at 10:00 p.m. right here on kron 4. we'll be right back.

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reports that the j. paul the deal of jersey shore may take his place is does happen and it's unlikely the reality star would be along for the entire toward seeing as he set to begin taping the fourth season of the jersey shore in italy. lindsay lohan will not face criminal charges in connection with an altercation last december between the actress and staff member at the betty ford clinic. a spokesperson said there's not enough evidence to prove that but handed anything wrong. arnold scored snigger back in business with his years as a governor behind him he will return to acting in a new action comedy cartoon called the detonator. , it but i didn't stanley is a partner in the project. the former governor will voice the character as a super hero living a double life as an ordinary family man. >>pam: tara and her stanford cardinal set out for the final four. gary has that story straight ahead. it is

rookie brandon the giants knew every day first baseman? gary has the answer in all the sports and next.

>>gary: the giants are hoping for the second coming of the buster posey. brandon, the rookie is they're starting first baseman and bruce says hey, this is not a quick deal. we expected to be our first baseman for some time to come. there is an injury decoding grosso aubrey of last year's first baseman moves to right field, brandon one of the team leaders in home runs and rbis this spring starts tomorrow night to inside dodger stadium. today they finished up spring training so to >> , madison six innings pitched, one run, six

strikeouts and the giants scored two runs to win the game over the a's. the cameraman left because there was a practice game so he stayed for while and then it went and had lunch. while he was eating the giants scored two runs in the bottom of the night. one of those rare occasions, do we have the winning run? i had to take a lunch break. the giants went 2-1. they finished the exhibition season it took three straight from the a's. vern glenn cannot wait for tomorrow night before the game. he's already at hollywood and vine >>vern: unholy would avoid boulevard where the stars meet at the epicenter of the entertainment world. behind me is the premier from bravos show. one of the many premiers around this town.

the one more concerned about is a dodger stadium. the giants are in town, they will open the season tomorrow afternoon at a televised game featuring this man tim. he will take the mound tomorrow to open up the giants' 2010 world series title. offering these emotions to start of 2011. >> there is a rivalry against the dodgers, who feel the excitement. one me and try to approach it like any of their game. the weather is playoffs or opening day. same kind of feel. you go there and do your job. try to throw strikes in to your team a chance. >>vern: the giants and dodgers, the two will matchups against each other. it all starts tomorrow with the first game of the season if 5:05 p.m. first pitch from dodger stadium.

in hollywood, vern glenn kron 4 news. over >>gary: a great talk show host began in cleveland and then philadelphia and finished his career in hollywood the great michael douglas. we have the story of course, we have this and that, i will tell you proudly we are the first patient to reports from los angeles on the season opener. the other stations taking their time, we move in today. it starts to real tomorrow. at the giants and the dodgers it's going to be a lot of fund. everybody talking about the giants. the a's opened at home friday vs. seattle. andrew bailey will begin the year on the disabled list. the stanford women heading for the final four in indianapolis. her team will play texas, they had a chance to take on but

stafford in minneapolis the chance for a national championship. and when there? >> this night belongs to stamford. stamper going to the final four for the fourth straight year. >> were thrilled to go to indianapolis. and release aung san last night watching the game. just how fortunate we are and how appreciative we are. >>gary: good luck to the stanford women, terra i think we mentioned this last night honored as the coach of the year. one of the big national polls. this is yet, if you can't in stamford quite possibly on a collision course. it back in december, stamford ended their long conn winning streak. when we return, katharine hennen has brought it. she is baseball fever couldn't get to hollywood to

join vern but she is here in studio. are you ready to engage with our audience and pick my brain? >>catherine: i will be here. >>gary: i'm going to work without notes. and even know what the questions are. about this curious vern photograph thing michael douglas. we're coming back anything could happen. catherine could go wild, next. ♪ you'll run outside

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news organization on van ness. what you have there? i love take gary, i get excited about baseball. >> and gary, do think the giants can repeat? >>gary: on paper, until you play the ball game players will tell you that to 50 games gives you an idea. thickly 162, 50 games gives you an idea of how good or poor you will be. on paper, why not? philadelphia or the giants. i would not bet against them because they have pictures that have good pitching. will be another good season. >>pam: the answer is maybe. that's a good one. another question. >> hey gary, i'm hearing

that the a's could be better than the giants, is that true? >>gary: i have to tell him sir, and no payment for the question. he was selling it. that's one of those underlying things that people will say, the a's have good pitching to. the giants surprised everyone last year by winning the thing. if he does want to be, going the opposite direction you can say the a's could be a little bit better than the a's. i don't see it, i think the giants have lost a step. the a's will be very good. they contend for division. you have to go all the way back to 1989, when the giants and a's played in the world series to have this kind of optimism. >>catherine: people are just excited. one more, i took a peek at this one. >> hey gary how have you and him in front of me, i have

just a nothing and my pants for one autograph, which went like it? >>pam: that is a good one. >>gary: this guy is been here five years, who knows what's going to happen to him. when i cite kron, 26 years to know what that's worth, mercedes, kron 26 years. all kidding aside, you have to go with him although you can get mind for free, tim gets hotter it will be $50 an autograph. it's cute, to think he was serious? >>catherine: know. i knew you would say to him. i was told to tell you about india and the cricket world? mercedes >>gary: cares about it i care about it. is there video of this. >>catherine: this is in pakistan. >>gary: when you're younger, cricket, i like football guys to get older

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