>>live, from the bay area's news station, this is kron4 news at 5:30 p.m. >>pam: residents trapped by the big slide finally able to get through. >>rob: you can see crews on friday and finally managed to clear one lane through the road here. one lane only. the other lane is still under the mud. the slide here cut off several dozen families who live above the slide in including the swedish patriotic community, also the entrance to the county park. there will be out here for a long time because the slide remains very active.

he did see a lot of mud and news coming out from the side of the mountain. they're using devices to help keep the mud out. 2007 redwood trees also came down as well. they also say this is the largest mudslide in the county since 1998. a long coy road, rob a kron 4 news. >>pam: there's a medical emergency earlier this week, which could require the evacuation of an elderly woman. she is fine right now, other than that the people trapped are chalking up to experience. >> we have generators, some people didn't, but they have on now. we maintained ok. we were able to get out once around the fire drills. that worked out ok. we're happy to get the road open and we have to hand it to these guys that in working until night every night trying to get to this open. at the

>> in manning the ship down here, we have livestock so i could leave. we have forces in animals to take care of. we just ran out of feed for this season. thank goodness just-in-time. >>pam: the generators, the power was also out for much of the past week, but the wires which were down by the slide have been repaired and the lights are back on this evening. back toward developing story, coming at san jose, grant is in our news room with the latest on the search for missing child. >>mark: as a police continued searching for missing boy. three-year-old of the look, he was last seen this morning playing in san jose driveway on as planned creek way. police say he is 3 ft. 6 in., weighs about 40 lbs. and says he was wearing white pajamas with mario brothers designs. you're also looking for the boy's mother, police

hope philip is with his mother. if you have any information please call police. live in the newsroom, grand kron 4 news. >>pam: another news around the bay, a teacher is now under arrest. if authorities caught up with charles redman in san diego, redman who taught in school and antioch allegedly touched in eight great old boy.grade boe arrested in february when the were caught spray painting a bright yellow pete's up orgasmic got eatery. one of the men was the manager of extreme pizza before he was fired following his arrest. the marin humane society is investigating rumors that a dog died of alcohol and drug

poisoning last week at an unsupervised teenage party in the valley. they believe the female pod may have drank alcohol from a bowl. the mother of the family, took the dog to the veterinarian after died on the teachers at a high school overheard students talking about the dog's death. it's an information on to the sheriff's department. these means society speaking with distance the party and is asking other witnesses to come forward. scott peterson is asked the california supreme court for more time to appeal his death penalty conviction. his lawyers sought the extension today which is the deadline for the automatic appeal. the court did not immediately respond. all death penalty cases are reviewed by the state supreme court. he was sentenced to get back into- and five after san mateo county jury found him guilty of killing his pregnant wife lacy. >>jacqueline: a live look inside from christie field.

the clouds are starting to pull in over the golden gate bridge. cooler temperatures at this hour. look at how much temperatures have cooled along the coastline. 67 and san francisco, a low seventies in oakland and hayward. the cooling will continue in our oakland shores. as for the forecast for the a's game, high clouds will continue to stream in, winds will kick up and temperatures will drop off. 67 a game time and 60 by the end of the game. tonight into tomorrow, cloud cover will increase this evening into the overnight hours. tomorrow morning a slight chance of light showers. i don't think we will see rain but we will have to disguise and cooler temperatures. winds will be strong along the coastline and the higher elevations. we'll talk all about that and look at when it will warm up coming out of bed.

>>pam: cutbacks at the castro theater, the theater will not run shows on mondays and tuesdays at least for the next month. the owners say it's a cost- cutting measure but insisted it is not a sign of serious financial struggle. traffic on this friday, the bay bridge toll plaza, the live side of your screen shows the westbound traffic and back up to the k gates. east bound traffic is fine. in walnut creek, have the the 680-24 exchanges slow in all directions. we'll be right back. ♪ have a good daisy

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during in california. if today the fda announced new regulations will force chain restaurants with 20 more vocations to clearly pose the countries on every single menu item. for talking about everything from coffee chains, grocery stores, fast-food places. this is part of the house overall signed in. it is aimed at america's obesity problem of course, estimates that a lot of people get a third of their calories from eating out. >>pam: you always close rising 04, >>catherine: movie theater food for example if a lot of people think that's weird, and maybe we already know. things like airplanes and bowling alleys is not primary aim. it alcohol will be exempt. >>pam: certainly that is high in calories. obese people in arizona could see

in be charged for being fat. arizonas cash strapped medicaid program is considering charging patients $50 a year if they smoke have daddy is or are overweight. is it a tax is intended to push patients to take better care of themselves. opponents say the fiche finds people who live medical conditions that are often beyond their control. >>jacqueline: cooler weather on tap for this weekend. i will have details on how long it will last class the weather were expecting, coming up.

>>pam: san francisco is facing a fiscal crisis. for today we caught city's workers spending hours landscaping a local park. to lisa looks at how the city spends taxpayer dollars civil times a year on improving flower beds.

>>terisa: take a look at all this activity, i found the san francisco recreation and park employees putting in flowers in eight different spots. i was told the colors are red, white and blue in honor of the america's cup coming to the city. the department does the switch out three times a year. the cost per year, $21,000. then there is the cost of the workers. on this day there were 32 city workers out here for five hours. and you paid for it. the department spokesperson defended the expenditure in this tough economy telling kron 4 news that they believe the money is well spent. she says they have found by maintaining the parks, putting in flowers it helps keep the area safe and clean which is part of their mission. this area is often used by the homeless as a hang of spot. she also adds that just like other departments they are doing more with less these days. the department is down 60 employees from last year. as

far as why they switched the flowers out and not plant something that could remain year round? another department employee told me that the area dictates the need for small perennials. in san francisco, teresa kron 4 news. >>catherine: there was a terrible bus accident today in mississippi. if a child was killed this morning when a school bus collided with the tractor trailer. if it's not a faulty structure to road. if both the bus and truck overturned. a little girl died and 10 students injured. if the trucking close to tipping over the edge in a cliff in arizona. if the trucks somehow turned over ended up teetering rate on the edge of a steve investment. if it took hours to rescue the cows but it did manage to do it. if a frightening scene on an american airlines flight this morning. if it had to make a stop in ohio. crew

members and passengers began feeling dizzy. if for passengers fainted. if everybody managed to walk off the plane. some were taken to hospital. if it is not clear yet exactly what brought wrong. if this is the house of a chicago woman known to be a quarter. months of thought by if nobody had seen her. finally somebody asked police to check on the found the woman had been dead a long time, held with garbage. police say at the old son if that mental problems and didn't realize he'd had to report her death. >>jacqueline: live look outside this evening. increasing clouds. clouds will continue to increase and look at our sea breeze wind starting to pick up. if the storm up to the stores, continues to pull up clouds and moves into the bay area. for and for cooler temperatures as well. heading into tomorrow claudine morning will see sunbreaks in the afternoon.

as much as 20 degrees cooler. it also breezy in the afternoon along the coast. if temperatures will remain in the 60s tomorrow. a far cry from the '70s and '80s that we've been seeing. cool weather will continue sunday, mostly sunny skies but still cool in the '60s. go ahead and take a look at those temperatures for tomorrow. starting of the day miles, up for 50's and low 60s are keeping a mild temperatures over night. the cloud cover acts like a blanket keeps the warmth at the surface in traps said. we will see to after small to start the day but struggling to warm wind and terry had temperatures in to the '60s barely in san francisco. the lake lanier screen indicating temperatures in the '50s tomorrow afternoon. if a couple areas inland to hit the '70s, fairfield is one of them in antioch is one of them. otherwise upper 60s for tomorrow afternoon. 67

santa rosa, 63 san francisco, 69 concord, 60 antioch i don't think will hit the 70 degree mark. it could happened. upper 60s bay shores, and also down in the south bay. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay, cooler weather this weekend, i don't think we need to be concerned with rain, but i do think we need to keep an eye on those winds in the santa cruz mountains. three days is not enough time for it to dry out. with winds and 30 mi. an hour gusts that could take down trees and power lines. into next week we will warm up again on monday keeping wild on tuesday and wednesday but will back down towards the end of the week. let's check on your snowball, notice no talk about. there is a storm coming in this week and could bring a couple changes to the mountains. alpine meadows 100 runs open, bear valley won 78 of the base, 67 runs open,

heavenly 130 at the base. if you'd like information on discounts and free lifted this log on to snowball. for >>pam: sci-fi comic book fans are gathering in san francisco this weekend. gabe slate is this a look at one. >>gabe: wonder, is one of his comic book movies and comic book shows in the world. he need to see some of the things i've seen it this year show. stay tuned i will show you coming up. ♪ you'll run outside

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from kentucky to houston to cover the final four basketball tournament and the car in front of him slammed into the barrier. the man pulled a woman out to the window fall another passerby helped this man escaped. both people taken to hospital. they're both expected to be ok. the flooding in thailand has gone from bad to worse. flood waters had over 4000 villages claiming more than 20 lives. roads and bridges washed out preventing relief workers from getting to those hardest hit areas. rain still falling in the water is still rising. take a look of these really brazen thieves. while the woman distracted the clerk the man stole a charity box with $3,000 inside for a local children's hospital. it wasn't an old storage, you can bet the whole act was caught on camera while police searched for the suspects the store is restarting its fund raiser from scratch. >>pam: if you are looking for something different to do this weekend, wonder, has

invaded san francisco. one of the world's largest comic book, movie and video game shows and is open to the public. kron 4 gabe slate is a closer look at this unique trade show. >>gabe: a magical place with ferries, a giant turtles, the green girls, pirates, blue monsters and spider- man. it's not just peaks and costumes, the wonder, and show an exhibit is big business. but a long line at the atm machine in the lobby. it's all things pop culture, comic books, video games, hollywood movies, a japanese animation, rare toys and collectibles. hundreds of exhibitors selling things to confined here. if hard to find these, poster is unique and strange clothing. if you could even buy decoupling here. how about that. there are really weird hats to buy like this monkey winter had that has built-in gloves

that are in the shade of cause. i wonder contemplate video games that are not on the market yet, nintendo is they're showing off the wheat and letting people play with the new thought nintendo 3 ds the first hand-held 3 d gaming device. if you come down here bring your four month old baby and get picture with a monster. or walk around and find your waldo. in my view we're coming down just a walk renegade picture taken with other attendees in cool costumes. a couple of highlights of this year shows, ryan reynolds will be here promoting his no fiche the green lantern about to come out. john the actor, director who is behind the movie and then he will be here showing off a tent and a sneak peek of the new movie coming out cowboys and aliens. if that should be cool. of wonder concert sunday at the miss coney center in san francisco. if tickets are $25 adult, $13 for juniors and seniors. gabe slate kron 4 news. all of >>jacqueline: look inside,

clogging up over san francisco cooler conditions this weekend. i will have details coming up. >>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.

>>live, from the bay area's news station, this is kron4 news at 6:00 carrie. >>pam: breaking news on a developing story we and telling you about out of san

jose. grant is here with us now with the latest on the search for missing boy. >>mark: happy ending. they say three-year-old as a look hasn't found. san jose police just announcing he was last seen just before noon today. police found him, a happy ending to that story. >>pam: great. we want to move on to some other news of the day. baseball returns to the bay area, the a's kick off their campaign tonight at the oakland coliseum after the world series champion giants stumbled at of the gate last night. one of their fans as left critically injured, attacked outside dodger stadium right after the game. tonight how the days are trying to prevent such incidents from happening at their games. it is opening day for the oakland athletics, the team getting ready to take on division rivals. seattle mariners. vern is live at the coliseum with more.

>>vern: it is opening day with the a's and mariners, like it says here on the enfields. it is opening weekend. a nice home stand, it's the a's taking and feel the they just got out of the clubsclubhouse. whenpitching tonight for the a's will be trevor cahill, the all-star will be taking the mound in here is what dallas is his team has to say. >> the pterodactyl. that is the most fitting name i think i have heard in a while. he is an odd bird just like a pterodactyl. he marches to his own beat. two years in the ladies out there making pitches up on the fly. i did this last inning and it really worked, and i'm saying

what? >>vern: from trevor cahill to dave stewart, the former a's pitching legendary as in 1989 doing his thing for the world series champs. he will throw the first pitch to get it all going at 7:05 p.m. tonight. ron it is da's and mariners, it's cahill and felix fernandez for the mariners can't wait for this one. >>pam: as he is prepared to kick off the 2011 campaign, some fans are rallying to keep them in oakland. this after speculation linking them to potential moves throughout northern california. reggie is live at the coliseum with more on that. >>reggie: the different kind of tailgate party of here today. fans are showing up about 4:00, take a look of the video. a lot of them wearing these t-shirts that say state. if that means

they want the oakland a's to stay here in oakland, 700 people showed up here at the event right before the game. many excited about the game, they say they're passionate about the oakland a's, one of those people dug boxer, who started the campaign. as listen to what he had to say. >> and opportunity for the fans to come out and demonstrate how much they care about keeping days in oakland. we have 700 people who rsvp to through our facebook page. >>reggie: after the party is over all of these fans will be enjoying the game as we know the oakland a's will take on the seattle mariners. live in oakland, kron 4 news. >>pam: l.a. police are trying to get the public's help in identifying dodger fans who left a giants fan in critical condition. officials say there were many witnesses since the attack happened right after the game ended. they said two men and dodger clothing fall of three men in giants gear as a walk to their car.

>> an investigation going on trying to identify the suspects and other possible witnesses involved in the incident. >>pam: victim is in critical but stable condition tonight. police say his injuries are not life- threatening. plant joins us now with more with a's are doing as a precaution to prevent any similar situation tonight. >>mark: the a's officials admit they can't have someone in every square foot to of the stadium and in the parking lot. they are stepping up security for tonight's season opener. >>mark: hot dogs chicken, beef you name it it's here and there's plenty of beer. fans at noon tailgating before opening night. a big a's game tonight against the seattle mariners and oakland and its officials are doing everything they can to make sure that what happened last night in l.a. does not happen tonight here in oakland. if they have the added security personnel of

to 200. he only see about 100 on a normal night in a regular season. they have added the police officers that will be inside and outside the coliseum as well. and not expecting any problems, they do their best to prevent them official say. but they are ready in case something goes down 35,000 people expected, that's a sellout. it could get ready tonight especially as the party and began this and noontime 4 7:00 start. whole lot of the a's fans are proud members of greater nation. they are a tough bunch, the like to do their thing. people i talked to said they are troubled by the violence that happened at the dodgers, giants game. >> yet to make sure there some of entering going on but you have to treat them right. you want to be a host. he here negative

things about people at sporting events or people get beat up or stabbed, it's a game. >>mark: excite his into the last 38 opening days to see the a's play. it's a small fan base, it's not a giants fan base that they are loyal and they don't want to see anyone get hurt regardless of what tina rooting for. >>pam: pinkie. >>jacqueline: if you're headed out tonight definitely bring a jacket. temperatures will start to slide pretty quickly as we head into the evening. cooler along the coastline, 63 half one day, 67 san francisco, and cooler air as well. offer '70s in the north bay and inland valleys. let's take a look at the a's forecast for this evening. increasing cloud cover, mostly cloudy by the

time the game lets out. 7:05 p.m., 67 degrees at game time. a little cooler by the time the game runs out. tonight into tomorrow, sunny of there today with gorgeous through the day. increasing cloud cover will be the story tonight. tomorrow, much cooler by as much as 20 degrees over what we saw today. winds will kick up especially over the coast and in the hills. we will talk about that and talk about what it will get warm coming up. we will be back after this. hey marcel, watch this!

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>>catherine: storms causing problems in the east. >>catherine: maybe, people in new england did not expect to spend april 1st shovelling heavy wet snow.

it quickly covered the pavement and roads, it was clinging to trees burying the first spring flowers. snow removal trucks were out but it still made the morning commute messy. at least it was pretty in places. this is a country road in massachusetts. tens of thousands of people lost power after the heavy snow hit power lines. that was especially true in maine and new hampshire. also the two spots had the most was roughly 1 ft. of snow. >> is this real or april fools? it's more like a nightmare. >>catherine: not a total nightmare, it seems to be melting quickly, still a lot surprise by the intensity of the storm. >>jacqueline: we've been joined nice warm weather, that will come to an end over the weekend. cooler weather on tap, i will detail why coming up.

>>reporter: as a police searching for a bank robbery suspect. we have a picture. police say he's a black male in mid to late '40's, 5 ft. 8 in. wing to ledger accounts, a grey hair black facial hair, dark spots on both cheeks. the cops say he rob a bank in late january, if you of any information, please. live in the newsroom, grant kron 4 news. >>pam: in richmond a 15 year-old was shot and killed apparently by accident. it happened at home around 7:00 p.m. last night. she was with her 15 year-old boyfriend and one of them had it done. somehow one off. she was airlifted to a hospital where she was pronounced dead. the boy was taken into custody, pending an investigation as to whether not he will face sturgis. exactly was holding the gun and how it was hired is still under investigation. if state officials are working on a

comprehensive report on how much radiation from japan has actually reach california. for now going to take you inside the bay area laboratory where the readings are being coordinated. first katharine is here to talk with the ratings have shown so far. >>catherine: we heard this week about free iodine traces in the end the state has also and keeping track some review it to the in the air. the first signs of radiation showing a two weeks ago. five days after their nuclear power plant suffered severe damage. to the state public health department is rob is sampling i'm claire in five places from your get to san francisco. two or in the bay. starting march 16th, they began detecting traces of radioactive iodine. the numbers indicate how many milligrams of radiation would get if you debris the four year. even at those as

a fraction of the dose you get during a five hour flight across the country. the latest number from richmond it is equal to nearly two dozen transcontinental flights. the livermore the gear is the same as 20 flights. a lot of people are saying this does make you wonder about the risks to pilots and flight crews. some of them have spent years on relieve long flights back and forth to a shot in places like that. >>pam: as you know testing for radiation levels in those milk samples is being conducted at the california department of health laboratories located in richmond. kron 4 got a close-up look at how the testing is done. >>haazig: looking at the inside of the only lab in the state of california that has meant for levels of radiation. it off right here in richmond. the process starts by taking a sample of milk like this one from a dairy in san luis obispo measuring it, transferring the sample into one of these containers and place in the

sample into this machine right here a very high-tech gamma detector were the levels of radiation are measured. this computer displays the results. here in the sample you could see iodine 131 was detected. an isotope that state lab scientists say indicates that a minor trace level of radiation from japan was found in as an example. although nuclear scientists here at the state labs did the actual levels of harmful, weekly milk test will continue just to be safe. kron 4 news. >>jacqueline: another great day around the bay area with temperatures in the '70s and '80s. if the changes are rolling in as we >> . to new records today, 82 degrees in santa rosa and the other one at 84 degrees in san jose. '80s in the senate slot and inland valleys. 77 oakland, 77 along the coastline. things are cooling down at this

hour ago. the sea breeze winds have kicked in and were seeing increasing cloud cover all along the coastline. 71 oakland, 63 half moon bay, these temperatures will drop into the evening. our inland valley should stay mild as well as the south bay and north bay. it's closer to the coastline that where temperatures will drop. toro temperatures will cool everywhere. starting up the day tomorrow, sunday skies i don't think we'll see rain is cooler weather and wind. four-o'clock winds will kick got especially along the coast and at the higher elevations. jeff rogers will be in the '60s bay area wide tomorrow. 67 santa rosa, 63 san francisco, 63 napa, 70 fairfield. the '50s along the coastline, 60s bay shores and down in the south bay. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay, let's

talk a little bit about those winds. it will be gusting to 35 mi. an hour along the coast in the hills. keep in mind the ground is saturated and the recent rains. three days is not a long time to dry out. the winds could drop trees and power lines. he should be aware of that. cooler weather through sunday warming up a little bit on monday. tuesday and wednesday it will cool down a little bit, cooler towards stand of next week as well. >>pam: the battle to the state budget, you might recall gov. brown stop negotiating with the republicans earlier this week said he's never going to take his case to the people of california. jonathan blum has spent the day looking into all descend now were hearing there might be some hope for compromise? >>jonathan: a glimmer of the pope is what were calling it. it's still far from a compromise but this is progress. the governor has released a pension reform plan, a 12. plan, that

actually has the same spending cuts republicans have been clamoring on for a while. police cannot republican lawmakers said they actually did. you're the highlights. every now state employees can buy more pension credit, it would put an end to that, it would end the practice to pension spiking that's giving someone a huge raise rates before the retires of the get a bigger pensions. it prevents the agency from retroactively increasing their benefits in cuts off retirement benefits to any state employee who commits a felony related to the job. >>pam: is one of the things republicans have been waiting for all along. what's the sticking point now? >>jonathan: republicans want this to be a constitutional amendment, and mid to upper minute changed the constitution. governor brown just us to pass this as a lot, and republicans say that would make too easy for democrats to repeat next year. >>pam: is any indication whether the governor is willing to stand this? >>jonathan: 30 is said he

was not willing to bend but it right now he needs republicans on board. if he doesn't compromise, basically the governor has three choices and the earl terrible. option one he could try to sway two republican votes in each house to get the two-thirds majority. republicans say not likely. option two, to gather signatures and put it on the ballot as the measure. that would take almost a year too long. option 3, he could try to piggyback those taxes on to another measure that's already on the ballot. republicans say that's legally questionable and it would definitely challenge it in court. >>pam: is when happen now? >>jonathan: likely to see a lot more jerry brown on youtube talking about the fiscal carnage that will happen if we don't extend those taxes. lipa not his office said he would expect as it is to start popping up next week. 16,000 hits on the last one, a lot less

than the video. >>pam: sci-fi a comic book fans are gathering in san francisco this weekend. gabe slate is this a look at wonder con. >>gabe: wonder con is one of the biggest comic book, movie and video game shows and the world. he have to see some of the things i have seen. state tunable show you coming up. [ female announcer ] at the jcpenney appreciation sale this friday and saturday, get an extra 20% off apparel, shoes and accessories with your jcpenney rewards credit card. save on all regular, sale and clearance items! no exclusions! get an extra 20% off styles for her, an extra 20% off brands for him, an extra 20% clothes for kids, plus, an extra 20% off shoes. don't have your jcpenney card? you'll still get an extra 15% off! don't miss the extra savings at jcpenney. go to jcp.com to see everything on sale. we make it affordable. you make it yours. jcpenney.

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>>pam: from video sensation to slam dunk contest winner, kimberly has details on how with division 3 player hit it big. >>kimberlee: all of this started because of this video and youtube. the guy's name is jacob, 5 ft. 11 in. per cent. the thick of the the one line in the hopes of getting voted into the contest. the mca w doesn't usually send players, after this video one viral the

senior got his wish, headed to the competition. let's take a look at the next video. tucker was the smallest player in the competition, the only one to one of 50 in the first round with this ridiculous through the leg of off the balance. then he jumped over a ball boy who was holding the ball over as head and threw an amazing reversed of. after the contest tucker said it was really an unbelievable experience because a lot of these other guys for division 1 players. he said to be able to represent the school on the national stage was a real honor. >>pam: april 10th at 10:00 p.m. kron 4 presents an encore presentation of baseball by the bay. an in- depth look at the giants as to make another run at the title with interviews and more. plus gary sits down with a's g.m. bill lee been to talk about the look of the a's. if the table 10th right here in kron 4. we'll be right back. the internet on a plane! are you from the future?

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>>dan: city officials say this will generate six to $10 million a year and help with the budget situation. if mama kron 4 news. then the governor has stop negotiating with republicans and that leaves them with three options to get the tax extensions on the ballot. he did try to sway a few republicans to get a two- thirds majority, republicans say that's not likely. he could dry but the taxes on the ballot himself but the

secretary of state said that could take up to one year. or he could try this link to taxes on an existing ballot measure but republicans said it will challenge that in court. what's left? sit down with republicans and keep bargaining. jonathan blum, kron 4 news. >>terisa: the recreation and parks department has just planted flowers here at civic center plaza. they did this three times a year with supplies costing $21,000. in addition is the cost of the city employees. and you paid for. a department spokesperson defense expenditures thing that it's money well spent. it keeps the park safe and clean for everyone. in san francisco, kron 4 news. >>haazig: for the department of health and richmond, one of the only laboratories testing will close for radiation. prior to the nuclear crisis the state lab ran tests on the samples once a month. now the trace amounts of radiation has been found in milk from

california cows, the lab has stepped up the frequency of the testing to once a week. at the state department of health in richmond, kron 4 news. >>kate: habitat for humanity in all media is selling its surplus supplies. it's saturday and sunday in alameda. things that people will find include flooring, cabinets, fans and chandeliers. but and they expect to pay? pennies on the dollar for many of these items. some lighting fixtures that would sell for up to $300 retail, are being sold for $25. reporting in alameda, kron 4 news. >>rob: here in the mountains in morgan hill, crews managed to clear one lane for this huge mud and rock slides it came down following last weekend's storms. the slide cut off several dozen people above the slide. there is still a lot of work to do here in the days ahead. can the official say it's the

largest mudslides since the only new year of 1998. a long coy road, kron 4 news. >>jacqueline: our big weather story, the changes coming this weekend. tablatures were in the '70s and '80s today and already were seen changes closer to the coast. 59 have sunday, 65 san francisco, 68 oakland. the cool air is pushing into the bay now. we will see those temperatures start to fall now. tomorrow, temperatures much cooler anywhere from 10 to 20 degrees cooler. winds will also pick up especially along the coast and in the hills. temperatures ranging from 63 to 69 degrees. we will head into sunday much cooler as well. >>grant: shall tailgating party is under way in parking lot a, 700 fans are focused on keeping gays in oakland. if many showed up at 4:00 p.m. today wearing t-shirts that say the word

stay on them. all summer eating is celebrating the a's as a team. in oakland, reggie kumar kron 4 news. the to >>grant: allocating started friday morning, the game is not till friday night but fans are jacked up, a sellout expected and officials are taking no chances especially after what happened thursday in los angeles with giants fans getting beat up by dodgers vans. it is official say the added security personnel which a standard for an opening night when a big crowd is expected. they say there's no room for that kind of violence and baseball. kron 4 news. >>pam: if your looking for something different to do this weekend, wonder, has invaded san francisco. it's one of the world's largest comic book and video game shows. if it runs through sunday at the miss coney center. gabe slate is a suck close look at the in the trade show.

>>gabe: a magical place with fairies', giant turtles, green girls, pirates, blue monsters and spider-man. it's not just geeks in costumes, the wondercon show an exhibit is big business. look at the long line at the atm machine in the lobby. it's all things pop culture, comic books, video games, hollywood movies, japanese animation, rare toys and collectibles. hundreds of exhibitors selling things you could only find here. hard to find dvds, posters, unique and strange clothing. you could even buy geek bling here. how about that! there are really weird hats to buy like this monkey winter hat, that has built-in gloves that are in the shape of paws. at wondercon you could even play video games that are not on the market yet, nintendo is there showing off the wii and letting people play with the new hot nintendo 3 ds, the first hand-held 3 d gaming device. if you come down here bring your four month old baby and get a picture with a monster. or walk around and

find your waldo. in might be weird coming down just to walk around and get your picture taken with other attendees in cool costumes. a couple of highlights of this year shows, ryan reynolds will be here promoting his new movie, the green lantern about to come out. john the actor, director who is behind the movie iron man, he will be here showing off a ten minute sneak peek of the new movie coming out cowboys and aliens. that should be cool. wondercon runs through sunday at the miss coney center in san francisco. tickets are $25 adult, $13 for juniors and seniors. gabe slate, kron 4 news. >>jacqueline: no new snow to talk about, it's been springlike up at the mountains. squaw valley to 50 at the base, 165 runs. sugar bowl 150 at the base with 94 runs opened. for

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>>kimberlee: earlier this week the district attorney declined to prosecute low hand over the incident. today the university defended their decision to spend $32,000 to bring nicole snow key the jersey shore to the campus this week. that's to thousand dollars more than a school is paying nobel and pulitzer prize-winning people toni morrison to >> at graduation on may 15th. >>pam: coming up gary is joined by his lovely wife as they open up the kron 4 mailbag and answer e-mail's. if plus we will go live to the coliseum for the a season opener. gary will creek it all down with former a's great days. all this or next. so forget able to the 10:00 p.m. kron 4 presents a special encore of baseball by the bay. an in- depth look at the giants as they make another run at the title. with interviews and more. gary sims down with the a's g.m. very bean to talk about the new look of the a's. it starts a 10:00

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>>gary: the evening everybody, your home da's ready to open the season. american league flags sylvaners its opening day. cocoa chris sun sporting hairdo like dad. that so we bring along an estimated 30 media members to watch his every move. the mariners will send a young fellow named cane felix off to the mound. when you talk season- opening 91 some of these special to throw out the first pitch. one of the greatest athletes in bay area history of world series mvp and a heart and soul of the a's, three straight american titles. here is dave stewart. hi dave. >> what's happening?

>>gary: could hear your voice, and taking a look at you are you exorcising? you look pretty darn good. >> if you only see my face, if you saw the rest of me would be thinking that >>gary: that's terrific, keep that in go. >>gary: at a they select you'd to throw out the first pitch? >> think they ran out of other options. but i was the last resort. >>gary: it's been maybe 20 years since the days of the bay area like they did during your run. now everybody talking giants all the time and the a's are the second slot. he think they have a chance in this ballpark to make something happen this year. i think >> they have a chance as long as they have good talent. they have a nice pitching staff it together. hopefully some of the off season will put them in a

position that will put them in a division. i'm always going to give a thumbs-up to the team that has good pitching. the the days has some of the best pitching in the american league. >>gary: looking at cahill do like him? >> of love cahill he's the guy that goes out there gets the job done. he commands both parts of the zone and uses all of his pitches and stays ahead of those guys. if he keeps the hitters on the defense. >>gary: the world series mvp with the yankees a much you think he has left? >> there is no telling he's going to be doing most of his work as a d a. he's a very good hitter. the that you can take from him. when you put him in that position, i think he will be credible for the ballclub. >>gary: if you don't mind going back to run their you

or what of the guys as they old saying goes did the right way. it still respected to this day. i'm curious how you run into mcgwire in the last five or six years? >> i have not seen since it won a long time. i have seen mac and there's still much fluff and much respect for him. he was a great teammate and am always point to look at him that way. >>gary: remember back in the day having to be part of the team, if you feel sorry for what's to come off him? >> as saying in the bible you reap what do so, what's happening to him at this point has all been brought to him by things that he is done to myself. i feel sorry form, i wish things were different. yet to be sympathetic towards any human being that's living a lonely life. i do feel

sympathetic for him. >>gary: understand your cutting deals for ballplayers. for a time you were helping leon not is that true? i don't think there's any such thing as helping anyone with three on a. she is for only the and definitely not is his own. i have pretty good majorly clients. things are looking up in the near future. >>gary: lyonnais didn't want to know the namman with a goatee? >> not with a gray goatee. >>gary: everybody every time someone asks who's your two favorite i always say dave stewart and dave is the only one not live in today. it's you and rodney still my favorites. nice to see you

again man. >> tell me an opportunity, with you and i told them i would not miss it for anything in the world. you've always been good buy me i appreciate what i love the man. >>gary: can't take that without saying that it's a shame that we on i didn't feel the same way about you. >> care my brother (laughter) >>gary: still to this day people swear by dave stored. when we come back its e-mail time. we have a lot of people right thing. it is going to save bitching and moaning but that's harsh. the kron 4 audiences hot next.

>>gary: are you ready to roll? >> i hear you say one more

time you feel sorry for bonds that will turn you off for good. >>gary: you're entitled. here's how look at things. if you've done something directly to me, i tend to try and give everybody the benefit of the doubt. unless and competing with him that i tried to do whatever it takes. what i'm saying, he said he feel sorry because he's a long right now. he is a long. money can buy you could french ships and somebody to stay with you. that's why i say feel sorry for him. it's not like he won't have money into what it wants for the rest of his life. if we do it alone i feel sorry for you. >> tell me why oh why are they a's game now 1 and ask some country music station? >>gary: kind of change. very few stations now that will put up with 162 baseball games. if there's no market

for. it gives everybody in and manage in terms of baseball stuff. if 162 games you have to pretty much true station over to a baseball team for six months and now we want to do that. >> interviews on the baseball special microns' program stand above all others. carolyn said your baseball special was a disappointment. 40 minutes on the giants, is on the a's. it tried to be a fair reporter. >>gary: 0 forget april 10th. here is the honest to god truth, when you saw a dave stewart when store, mcguire died that we did maybe 70 percent a's, 30 percent giants because they were the captivating team. i don't late new york and a's fans, you deal little disappointed in you get a chance to be disappointed again april 10th. we will have billy

bean on >> extended coverage on the computer. the you think the warriors will give keys another chance to coach next season. >>gary: thought a month ago did this guy a chance, the way they just all the last two and a half weeks. they have dealt us tomorrow night and then the lakers coming up. i think this new ownership crew they have a show business back. they're going to want somebody maybe with a name. but i keep hearing jeff, interested. unless there's nobody who really wants the job, i don't think smart will get another chance. >> cannot believe you watched the car-a chance, give up your man card.

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