>> justine: >> justine: good morning, up in the air and water for emergency inspections of u.s. jetliners. southwest passengers can expect their flights to be an time? we'll tell you. >> james: learning more about the flight headed for san francisco that made an emergency landing. they will talk about the flight experience coming up. >> reporter: at a potential bombshell in the barry bonds case that could benefit the prosecution. >> justine: say goodbye to the record-breaking heat all that sunshine expected to leave by the end of the week. >> erica: great start your commute, no major problems. a full check and your

commute straight ahead. >> live, from the bay area's news station, this is the kron 4 morning news. >> justine: tuesday, april 5th. >> james: rate to are developing story, faa will issue our order for emergency inspections of boeing 7 3/7. the whole for staff training emergency landing, the order is aimed at finding my weaknesses in the middle of the jet is being formed. most are owned by southwest and the airline says most have are the been inspected. reggie kumar was that oakland airport with more on how it is affecting bay area flights. southwest says it will be back on schedule by tuesday. they may have some cancellations

but they'll be unrelated to the inspections that been under way ever since a five- foot hole opened up. on monday less than a handful of southwest flights were cancelled due to inspections. none appear to be arrival and departure. she's flying to los angeles, she says her flight is late because it was inspected. she is glad southwest will be back on track. >> when i left the were in announcing it would be late, were and it clearly had to be. i don't think they're on top of the scheduling. >> reporter: is a good to hear that there are on schedule torchmark >> yes, i am flying back on wednesday. >> reporter: he said he trusts southwest but asked if her brain had been inspected. >> she said it has been.

they all have been. so i did ask the question. >> james: we're also learning more about the united slate headed for san francisco the made an emergency landing because of mechanical trouble. jonathan bloom describes what happened. >> reporter: passengers described themselves as tired, stressed them arrived just eight hours after the other aircraft became disabled making an emergency landing. they say there were frightening moments on the plane as the aircraft lost electricity and the passengers were wondering what was going on. those passengers said everyone on the plane remained calm, the flight crew was very good at handling it. they say they're not scared to fly again but are happy to be home. >> justine: new details about what is happening in

japan, the operator of the nuclear-power plant says radiation measuring several million times the limit has leaked into the sea. tokyo electric power says samples taken from seawater near one of the tractors contains five-7 million times the legal limit. experts say radiation dissipates quickly in the ocean, it is unclear what affects large amounts will be. because of that, for the first time, allowed in fish. in libya, a u.s. attack aircraft have completed their regular missions. air force and marine planes struck targets in libya. the u.s. now shifts to a support role providing services like made air refueling. attack planes could fly its requested by nato. the pentagon would

have to approve such requests. >> james: the latest on our weather, the beginning of our brief cold snap. >> louisa: temperatures are expected to really drop off especially towards the afternoon. temperatures will be pretty pleasant once again, a little cooler than where we were yesterday. winds pick up today, then we're looking at wet weather by thursday we could talk about thunderstorms by the end of the week. currently in the '50s, starting off with temperatures a few degrees warmer than the last big. 52 degrees in san rafael, 54 in oakland, mid- 50s in around you, as we take it in the morning we will continue with 50s. by noon time we bring those '60s into the mix, or afternoon highs will be a mixture of '60s, '70s. to

the napa, delta, south bay as you '70s into the forecast. kennecott, a cooling back down to the 50s. after in highs expected to warm up to 69 degrees still closed at 70 degree mark. 75 for fairfield, 72 and concord. low 60s along the coast. south bay, a mixture of the upper 60s, low '70's. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. shows that the next couple of days we will cool off slightly a little bit of a breeze into the mixture thursday, a chance of rain not escaping the 50s in the inland spots, the bay, the coast. slight chance of thunderstorms on friday. the good news is by the weekend we will warm up, bringing that sunshine into the mix. now, here is a look at the traffic. >> erica: good morning, it

is a perfect time to leave your house, no hot spot. bay bridge toll plaza is nice and light. metering lights are off. we do have roadwork in effect between the incline and treasure island. it does not affect your speeds or your drive times. san mateo bridge, westbound traffic nice, like really in the cars out there. in looks like we will see more traffic coming in the east bound direction towards hayward. i try to emerge as 14 minutes. golden gate bridge looks good. no problems there. says brad 101 this is traffic coming of the north bay, tracking tops speeds at or above 15 mi. an hour. -- 50 mi. an hour. public transit is a

great start, no problems to report. >> justine: coming up, the latest on the barry bonds truck, why it was put on hold. and whether not they can resume today. a live look outside, a beautiful shot of the city. hello cooler today i'm los sundered from yesterday. we'll be right back.

>> james: welcome back to the kron 4 news. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. today is the beginning of a cooling trend coming year temperatures are a few degrees cooler than yesterday. it really gets cold by thursday, temperatures inland only into the upper 50s. we have a chance of showers for just about everyone even possibly some thunderstorms mourner forecast coming up. >> justine: the marine from santa clara has been killed

in afghanistan. he died last sunday will supporting combat in afghanistan. his death is under investigation. police have arrested a suspect and a sexual assault that happened in san francisco friday afternoon. 18 year-old exceed year neal was arrested on suspicion of kidnapping and raping a female trucker. he forced her to a grassy area where the assault took place. he fled on foot and direction of the housing complex. >> james: for the latest in the barry bonds trial, testimony will resume today after being hole portholes yesterday. that juror were overturned or an alternate will step in. prosecutors caught everyone off guard by announcing new evidence. >> reporter: a potential

bombshell in the barry bonds trial, prosecutors announced they have found a missing audiotape of a conversation between bonds is former minister and his surgeon recorded shirley after the raids. earlier in the trial he testified he secretly recorded the conversation with the doctor about steroids to either didn't do it properly or couldn't find the tape. over the weekend he found it. the timing couldn't be better for the prosecution has some other case devastated last week when his testimony contradicted much of what hoskins had said. though he said they talked about steroids 50 times and specifically discussed on steroid use taking only recalls one conversation in 1999 saying bonds wasn't

even mentioned by name. depending on what's on this tape it could be used to impeach dr. king's testimony. they're making their own transcript of the audio tape are trying to make sure it is real but the king. there will be back in court to argue whether not it can be introduced into evidence and whether not that means that steve hoskins need to be called back to the witness stand. >> james: stay with kron4 for continuing coverage of the barry bonds perjury trial. you'll get the very latest on our broadcast in on our website at www.kron4.com coming up, we have the very latest on the southwest situation. >> justine: if you're trying to fly or book flights i know you want the information we will give it to you right after this break. a live look in san francisco the sun will warm

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♪ >> justine: natural developing story, emergency inspections of 80 boeing 7 3/7 after this large hole ripped open in our roof on friday. boeing has said all of their 7 3/7 should be checked for metal fatigue. >> james: we'll jumping, they're expecting to issue is safety order today it will affect 175 planes worldwide. 80 of them are registered in the u.s.. kron4 is kate thompson takes a look at the investigation from oakland airport. >> good news for people with southwest airline tickets on tuesday southwest

says things will return to normal they will have a normal flight resuming after canceling hundreds of flights. southwest granted the zero planes they will return them to service. oakland international, a kate thompson, kron4 news. >> james: this may be a good time to purchase a plane ticket, most airlines are strolling back. set for this is one of the only companies that declined to go along with the other carriers. that is one of many that dropped a $10 increase on 60 percent of the riots. air carriers have raised times in several months as they struggle with higher fuel costs. we are in store for cooler temperatures as we had parts week's end. >> louisa: still going to be a pretty pleasant forecast

we are starting off with a cooling trend today not quite as warm as we saw yesterday. bay bridge approach clear, dry, oakland 53 degrees. by noon will work for way into the upper 60s in looks like we will not leave the '60s by getting really close. today mid-50s, by the the clock tower. elsewhere we're off to a warmer start those afternoon highs will climb high as yesterday. 54 oakland, concord, antioch. said to a low-mid-50s as we take it to the afternoon are highs will stay into the '60s. 66 for novato, could reach 75 empresses like fairfield. to the spade temperatures in the upper 60s. we will reach about 60 degrees for the coastline south bay working our way up to 70 in san as they, 72

morgan hill. future cast set for noon 70 mi. an hour winds and san francisco. winds are really expected to pick up and the afternoon getting a bit testy at times. i shall continue to see those winds pick up even into evening commute. could action reach 19 mi. an hour winds for santa rosa about 28 and san francisco. we'll watch those winds died down into the late overnight hours. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. next couple of days breezy, cool, clouds roll in by tomorrow. it is your thursday that brings as the first chance of wet weather showers river across the bay. temperatures not escaping the fifties. friday, slate chance of seeing a thunderstorm or two. by the weekend, the weekend gets better by the weekend. sunshine moving back in. now, here is a look at the traffic.

>> erica: thank you, no hotspot to track around the bay area nice, light conditions accident free according to the logs, just a little overnight construction we're tracking here at the approach to the bay bridge traffic moves well, making your way to those paid overnight construction is in effect. it is closing down to the lanes until about 5:00, so good to go like this said we're accident free. traffic is certainly moving at the limit. drive time of only eight minutes. san mateo bridge looking at equally good conditions you may encounter some delays getting to the bridge as he cares more overnight construction northbound and southbound of the nimitz. once you make your way past the toll plaza taillights move well. no problems reported among those

headlights headed east bound to hayward golden gate, looks good, southbound-101. one last kerman, across town, nice, light. the james lick, headlight's headed to the 101-80 split. drive time of under 16 minutes. >> justine: thank you, news around the banks several gang members are on trial in san francisco all are accused of conspiracy to commit murder. u.s. prosecutor torture 7 king members came from a culture of violence. it's a gang based in the vicinity of '20s and missions. the trial is expected to last six months if convicted they're facing life in prison. >> james: a former surgeon is sentenced to six years of prison sentence yesterday,

he must also register as a sex offender he was convicted of molesting three dozen female patients. he pleaded guilty to 36 counts by fraud last year, most of the patience of filed civil lawsuits and settled for 1.8 million. >> justine: the man had made to killing chauncey bailey said he shot him three times to carry a head border. he took the witness said yesterday in the murder trial, he is accused of ordering bailey's best that because the oakland post was investigating his story about the financially troubled bakery. >> james: and get to play as expected thursday from the man accused of kidnapping jaycee lee dugard an attorney in the case says philip garrido will plead guilty. his wife will go to

trial unless she gets a better plea deal. they're each charged with 18 felony counts of false imprisonment, rape >> justine: $50,000 reward is being offered for reformation leading to the rest of a suspect who beat a giants fan at dodger stadium he means in a medically induced,. he was leaving the opening day game of the giants and dodgers when he was attacked in the parking lot. when this is a two men dressed in a dodgers a tire followed and taunted and then hitting him from behind. he was a paramedic, badly injured. police have released these two seductress. in response, a giant spokesperson tells kron4 security measures will now be increased those measures put into place for a first-round game of the season. they explain how the

team wants to make sure everyone stays safe at the game. >> there is zero tolerance policy to that kind of behavior. it's not set a roll. that can be anything from yelling at people, cursing, slowing step, it's not right to happen. it can happen. our message is let's use the existing foreman for we have, we have security here, as the pd is here, we will direct them that there will not be any violence. we're meeting with the police, we have meetings this week, meetings prior to the start of every homestand obviously because of last thursday we're revisiting everything. including what we do with the police. we have good size cameras that are utilized we are looking and resources in our staffing levels in the ballpark and around the

ballpark. we can't control what happens on the field, that's decided between the lines from all over the country. this happens to the dodgers and the giants, next to the giants and the cardinals, a weekend do is make an impact of what happens in the stands and how we act and treat each other. >> justine: he added that giants baseball the goal is to ensure attending a game is a fun, safe, a family friend the event. speaking of baseball, don't forget april 10th, that's the sunday we have an encore performance of baseball by the bay. that's right here on kron4. >> james: let's talk basketball, scoring 16 points to help conn b butler 53-41. third national championship. the huskies did it with defense that had

a stranglehold on butler holding them to a final for a record low. it is the second straight year the other has lost. let's take a break, back with more and a minute, a live look outside james lick, traffic is nice, like many in and out of san fra.

>> james: welcome back to the kron 4 news. 4:26 a.m.

bridge check, westbound, looking good, not a lot of traffic get their new issues. say mateo bridge, highway 92 traffic is moving well. westbound, commute direction, and everyone is moving along just fine, well loss look at the golden gate, so far, so good. just a handful of had blights. there is and traffic on the bridge, nice, light. >> justine: new details about our administrators in san francisco state university have a plan to save $2 million a year. they hoped to trim their $32 million budget deficit by further struck slashing administration cuts. it's part of our proposed restructuring of the colleges. it would still does all the college of behavioral and social sciences as well as the college of humanities arts

and humanities and social and health sciences would be created. speaking of money, president barack obama has invited leaders to discuss the budget negotiations as lawmakers have yet to come to an agreement on how to do the rest of the budget. republican and democratic leaders signaled a stalemate in negotiations on how much to cut government spending for the rest of this fiscal year that ends on september 30th. fred is the deadline if no agreement is made part of the government what to shut down. there's a meeting today will bring as much attrition as weekend. >> james: , stock futures are done, following yesterday's reports. tokyo electric power dropped 12%, billionaire investor is now bidding on blockbuster. the

auction process began yesterday. texas instruments is a buying of fellowship maker. american airlines has made nice with on-line company is speech at ending their dispute. you'll now see them on expedient and hot wire. bay area food market has filed for bankruptcy, they're aiming to reorganize their finances by filing for chapter 11. it closed one story in this sunday. several other stores have above market leases. the companies hoping to renegotiate those. they say they will do everything possible to relocate. >> justine: a live look look at oakland international airport if we're keeping on situational southwest. more com.

moments after touching down in san and cisco they told us about their terrifying jet in the air. >> something was wrong. >> reporter: the planes electricity went out, the crew reported smoke in the cockpit. >> at for estacio i was really bad turbulence. the engines came out very loud, low. the pilot was turning the plan around to make it

quite plain and think about in electronics yet to fight every step of no way. the plane was heavy with feel he knew the landing would be rough. >> everyone was really scared. >> louisa: could see that we're headed back to the airport, we could see that we were landing. >> the guy next said all gone. everyone started clapping me landed. >> reporter: no power, the plant and all the way off the end. >> it was set in, it's good. the front wheels were stuck in the mud. they started screaming, leave off, get off, leaving everything. >> reporter: what was it like? >> it felt but the since everyone is going at once. >> no one was seriously hurt, investigators will

take months to announce their findings passengers have announced their own conclusions about the crew. >> they did an excellent job. really well handled. is >> it's one of those days the one not forget. passengers were struck by just how, everyone remained. everyone said they have no reservations about flying again. >> james: amazing story, now let's get a check on our forecast louisa is standing by with more. el speak-m getting ready for a cool down kicking in today. we're watching michael down and will continue to see temperatures drop off throughout the week we will see those winds picked up as well. picking up today, tomorrow ahead of a cold front moving through. could bring us some wet weather as early as thursday.

temperatures are a few degrees warmer than yesterday. by the afternoon and they will not climb quite as high. oakland, concord, antioch 54 degrees. mountain view, mid-50s, 53 in san jose. 50s by the 7:00 hour. noon time, bring in the '60s. today we will still see some '70s not quite as many as yesterday. a mixture of '60s, '70s. we will cool it back down to the '50s as we had purchased the clock. -- 10:00. not quite reaching the 70 degree mark, 72 concord, mid-60's return to san francisco, east bay, upper 60s. reaching about 70 degrees in

san jose. 72 morgan hill. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. changes in the next couple of days thursday not leaving the 50 showers in the picture friday enchants of some thunderstorms popping up a slight chance of hale, heavy downpours at times. by the weekend the sunshine comes out saying fairly brisk. next chance of rain on monday. >> erica: no hot spots, pretty quiet, we're heading, still tracking some overnight construction in effect. traffic is so nice, light it's not really going to affect your speeds or your drive times still looking at eight minutes. san mateo bridge, equally good, no problems to report as you make your way into

foster city. the golden gate bridge pretty much the same story nice, light just a couple of cars headed down the road heading toward san francisco, i just checked those road sensors top speed start, just 23 minutes of novato into san francisco. no hot spots down and assess bay, a live look at 101 no problems to report traffic is moving at the limit. for those of you taking public transit problem free. >> justine: the families of 29 coal miners will gather to remember their loved ones today. one year ago a massive explosion at the upper big branch, killed 29 workers, it was the worst disaster in the u.s. since 1972. west virginia gov. will host the families of the 29 men who died for remembrance ceremony, last month the governor unveiled

any special truck designed to help rescue the trapped miners. >> james: new details, the operator of the disabled nuclear power plant says radiation measuring several million times the legal limit has leaked into the sea. samples taken from seawater near one of the tractors contained five-7 million times the legal limit. other measurements several hundred yards for their way declined to levels above a thousand times the limit. experts say it dissipates quickly in the notion, it is unclear what large amount will be, only time will tell that. because of that japan is setting a standard for the amount of radiation aladdin's fish for the first time. empire state building was lit in red, white in support of japan. it stood as a call to action for japanese release support. towers around the

world supported the red and white lights. >> justine: very pretty. coming up, wild weather all across the country we will show you what a mess mother nature is making. a live look of 580 headlights heading towards the macarthur maze. eric is keeping her and any hot spots. louisa is tracking a cool down we will be

>> james: welcome back to the kron 4 news. today twitter is up for tax exemption the border supervisors will consider a exception for payroll taxes for certain businesses committed to the tender line it would exempt peril taxes for new employees for six years their base and someone considered moving down to a city that has no payroll tax. san francisco is doing a bid to trying keep it in

the city. on-line service pandora has received a subpoena, they're being investigated on whether not they should share information about their users with advertisers. the company says this does share information to help attract how users interact and deliver targeted advertising. the 2010 intel's ceo receiving a pretty hefty salary, getting paid a package valued at 59 1/2 million dollars up 8% from 2009 largest maker of chips used in pcs. the intel corp. says it is a base salary of $1 million. the same in 2009. >> justine: google is making a big comeback. now, here is gabe slate, with some tech news. >> gabe: big week for google, when of the original cofounders is now

officially ceo, larry paid to. he was ceo before in 2001 he was asked to step down he was a little wacky, eccentric at the time for investors. now at age 38 he has matured and the company wanted to run the show. he replaces eric smith. >> he knows google inside and out, i think he represents the roots of the company. the company is innovated, passionate, excited, they're really interested in seeing what they can do. i think this is a chance for google to get back to that personality that in a lot of ways that made the company is today. in at schmidt was a wall street that who was brought in. larry page could make google fun again. one of the things the ec was google as they are all over the map. they're getting a reputation for looking into a lot of

things and not following through. >> gabe: a charity made a huge move in its first week. >> he is going to be a lot more aggressive than we are seeing from eric schmidt. he bid on his very first day $900 million on the 6000 portfolio from non tell it covers everything from wireless to 40. it suggests he's gonna give very serious about mobile, pending off a lot of these lawsuits that we've seen and then he's going to come in there, the hands on. >> james: we'll be back with more in a minute, including the latest on a mud slide in watsonville. all of story coming your way in a minute. here's a live look at santa clara along 101 will be back with a full look at your commute injure forecast. -- in your forecast.

>> james: welcome back to the kron 4 news. the hall has been condemned after was nearly swept away by a mud slide, it happened down in watsonville the owners are trying to salvage a few of their belongings inside of that home where mud is 3 ft. deep. >> reporter: this is a livable. a cayman so fast, my neighbor who was a witness said it was over and done within 30 seconds. the mud smothered the entire house and everything in it, this still oozing mud solid of the kitchen first, then a bathroom, finally a bedroom and a pair of taps. >> we had a whole crew here saturday salvaging, there's still a dead cat on the bed. under 2 ft. of mud. >> reporter: the hillside

became saturated sending the mudslide crashing down onto and right through a rear wall. >> every time we get more than an inch and a half, a good storm we fled. the mud is 3 ft. of chocolate pudding. it will not allow you to work in it. it is sex you down. takes your boots are. the use of your bathroom, rate their were your cameras pointing. >> reporter: come muffle a few items have been pulled but the house is a total loss, his insurance does not cover landslides. after 27 years the plan is just to walk away. >> my brother-in-law brought the truck right, i have to stop, (crying) >> reporter: reporting live, kron4 news. >> justine: turning now to the weather, i don't know about you but i gotta little

too much sun yesterday. it doesn't sound like it will last that much longer. >> louisa: if he took advantage of that sunshine is a good thing, we're watching the weather conditions change starting today. a little bit of a cool down. current temperatures, 53 san francisco, 51 oakland, mountain view, 54. we're off to a warmer start this morning. it's the afternoon highs there will be quite as high. you actually stay in a 67 santa rosa were yesterday we got up to about 80 degrees. 11 degree drop. temperatures will stay in the '70s in places like los gatos. to the livermore 73 temperatures dipping into the upper 60s today we're also watching those winds picked up the next couple of days will notice those wins a bit strong for a head of a

cold front for and as wet weather by thursday. by noon, 17 mi. an hour, to clock gust could reach about 26 mi. an hour in san francisco. picking up from not by your evening commute it will be a bit breezier. same for redwood city, 28 in san francisco. they will die down as we head towards the evening. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. wednesday, a temperature staying in the '60s, the cool down continues even up until thursday. there's even potential for small hill. it's really the end of the week that stays more active, by the weekend, down, dry

out, china's backed him. >> erica: thank you, , a good hour for your commute, great conditions bay area wide not even install to tell you about if you're heading to the bay bridge toll plaza traffic is moving well. a couple more cars on the road. traffic is flowing freely from all three approaches. in the northbound direction of the nimitz freeway, the metering lights are still off. for those of you having over to the cemetery bridge come equally good conditions here. -- a san mateo bridge. often the overall good drive time, traffic on the left- hand side of your screen moving well in the east bound direction. same story over at the golden gate south bend-101 not a problem traffic is nice, light, what the space between cars no

problems to report. one last camera, your ride to the upper i mean lower east shore freeway getting a little accorded -- crowded. no problems to report, an accident and incident free as you make your way towards the macarthur maze. >> justine: thank you, falling san francisco's new sit-allied ordinance. stanley roberts has the latest. >> stanley: this is the corner of heating: san francisco, riverside francs discount centers. the man in a brown jacket is panhandling, the blue and black is sitting on the ground under the atm. which is a violation of the set/line lot. the and on the steps of a home where a woman is seen here drew for

container, which is done, she leaves it on the ledge of the home. the drink,. on the panhandle, i found this man down in a 40 oz bottle of beer on the bench. after finishing it he grabs his backpack, head of the parked and that the streets. since this is to end a life is being enforced many of the people are now handing up on side streets. many by there as mid they walked back to the park or another street to consume it. many just end up on the panhandle where some neighbors have noticed an uptick of visitors. one lady called a bum central. some people believe sit-fly only applies to what's happening on haight street the truth is, it's a citywide ordinance. some residents are concerned about the influence and some have not noticed a change.

one resident says she doesn't care where they go as low as they don't trash the place. in san francisco, stanley roberts, kron4 news. >> james: the other news, jerry brown has signed a bill into law that will shift responsibility for thousands of criminals to local government acting over the injections of some officials pacific first is not enough money for them to comply brown is looking for this bill to help cut the billion dollar deficit, ease prison overcrowding. some officials say this could be a public safety disasters. republic's state assembly is says he's introduced a into illegal immigration bill. the legislation increases punishments against sex and drug traffickers. it calls for penalties to discourage highly illegal laborers requiring psittacine ship verification. it does not

however include any direct law enforcement to check the signatures of individuals. an online retailers like amazon have been fighting the legislation to tax online retailers. customers are supposed to pay the tax to the state of many to not. it calls california more than a billion dollars a year in lost tax revenue. retailers with a physical tax support the bill where retailers say it's an illegal restraint of trade. >> coming up, some crazy weather is happening across the nation to a sure use some of the best video of mother nature at her worst. a live look at the golden gate bridge, a couple cars out there this morning. traffic is doing ok. we'll get your hot spots when we

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>> justine: welcome back to the kron 4 news. the gloves lightning and exploding that this guy in downtown of land that. it is moving across georgia happen late yesterday. the storm came plowing through, security officers had to shut down the top deck of a parking garage in the city center over safety concerns because of the wind, rain, lightning. a band of heavy wind, rain swept across the eastern part of the united states. the bad weather tested the standing power of trees and power lines. hill pounded some areas as well, the stormy weather prompted a tornado and wind advisory tonight. for the second time and kentucky mobile

home park is smashed by severe weather in two people were hurt, when home was destroyed by a possible tornado. another trailer blown off its foundation in this tran the next day across the east. police rushed to crawford's there are covered with live wires. nearly a dozen homes had roof and wind damage. and wilson county this picture was pretty much the same as you can see with widespread damage to homes, good news, no one was hurt. coming up, the very latest from the troubles with southwest airlines we have a live report from oakland international. mark, darya is here, tracking the hot spots.

>> mark: 5:00 a.m. on the kron 4 morning news, a top stories, as is all stemming from friday's incident where hole blew open in the jet. >> reporter: if your customer and your flying at oakland international i will tell you of their any cancellations coming up. >> darya: barry bonds perjury trial resumes this morning we will tell you what's expected today after being put on hold yesterday because the researchers. >> james: temperatures rain now, a little warmer this morning than it was yesterday but, this afternoon will be cooler. today is the first day of a cooling trend more on that and ran on the horizon coming up. >> george: bay bridge toll plaza much lighter than usual traffic here, no problems for your trip across the upper deck.

complete check straight ahead. >> darya: faa's issuing an order for emergency inspections 737 is just like the ones from by southwest. there was a crack or passengers looked up from about toll forced a frightening emergency landing this order is aimed at finding any weakness in the metal of the jets. most are owned by southwest, most of them have already been inspected. with this inspection almost complete service is expected to be back to normal kron4 trains as at oakland's airport any delays of cancellations? >> will: i can bet that service is back to normal. here is video of the border for 30 a.m. the for slate headed here there were several of them at 6:00

a.m., if there were any cancellations we would've seen a by now. the board is crystal clear as far as departures and arrivals. this is an ongoing thing we never know if all of a sudden they missed a plane or the need to go back and reinspect the plane. if you're taking off of oakland this morning so far, so good. >> mark: the latest on the united airlines flight that had to make an emergency landing. those passengers are safely in san francisco. we had the story for you live on the area's chain morning, prelate lost all of their electronics. -- a pilot. no one was seriously injured, it could take months to announce the findings into what happens. >> darya: 5:03 a.m. now, here is a look at the weather.

>> james: today, even though cool them begins it will still feel nice, comfortable temperatures in the low '70's we just won't get into the upper '70's. roof camera, let's break down some of the headlines, it will be cooler by just a few degrees thing yesterday the wins will also start to pick out. thursday, the wet weather comes then, getting a little more intense. let's break down our temperatures currently 53 degrees and san francisco, three degrees warmer than yesterday 51 in oakland, 52 in san jose. 47 in napa. you'll feel at slightly warmer this morning compared to yesterday. this afternoon of the cooler. future cast, 7:00 a.m., mainly 50s, ford is no big surprise there. by noon,

lunchtime, yesterday we had a lot more yellow, not so much by lunchtime today mainly in the '60s. 3:00 some 70 spot then maybe for the delta, napa. a far cry from what we had yesterday where we had widespread 70 degree weather. not getting to be the case today. we chlorite baghdad to the 50's, '40's, every day between now and thursday it will that cooler, a cooler, cooler. thursday will get wider to. here's where we expect temperatures to go, 65 san francisco, 69 vallejo, 69 santa rosa low seventies in concord, south bay, red around 70 degrees for san jose. that's where temperatures are this afternoon, here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. see where they're going beyond today. as i said: a down day by day as we head

towards thursday. thursday the cold front arrives at from the cool side evelyn thursday but friday as well. with all the instability we could see thunderstorm activity. widespread scattered showers thursday. saturday, looks good temperatures rebounds. now, here is a look at the traffic. >> george: precede describes as the traffic this morning, we are not tracking any problems, hot spots. check and the bridges, first the bay bridge, very light traffic at this early hour even light for the 5:00 hour. no problems on any of the approaches the reni 0 looks good, the nimitz, as well as the runner-up 24, 580, san mateo bridge is problem free on the approach leading out from hayward across 92 as well as 101 from line towny. golden gate come easy ride in the senate found direction problem free. no

delays reported for a strain, other public transit reported on time they started some schedule changes yesterday morning in some real changes you'll find them posted at all of the bus stops. there was some report yesterday as some confusion around some of those changes as people get adjusted. >> mark: barry bonds trial resuming this morning after a juror called in sick yesterday witnesses will include three technicians from ec l.a. lab. the jury will also here are reading at par bonds grand jury testimony in 2003. it could also be decided today if a secret tape recording made by of his former business partner can be used. they say will corroborate the testimony that he and the doctor discuss bonn's allegis to rate used. dr.

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in trading today. billionaire investigators are bidding on blockbuster. texas instruments is trying to fellow jet maker for six and a half billion in cash. american airlines has made nice with expedient ending a three month dispute you'll now see american's flights once again on expedient and how wider. >> darya: lawmakers have yet to come to an agreement on a budget for the rest of the 2011 fiscal year. republicans and leaders signaled a similar meat in negotiations on how much to cut spending for the rest of the year which ends september 30th. friday is the deadline if no deal is made by then part of the government will shut down. >> mark: the senate is voting to repeal a small part of the health-care lot. sending the first rollback

of the health-care law. its repeal of a tax reporting. republicans are hoping that this is the first of many such bills. we will be right back with the kron 4 morning news, weather and traffic in just a few moments. a live look , the bay

plane, 80, on the left side of your screen here's the traffic coming out of richmond. to join a zero westbound through albany. it is a light, easy ride on the lower each our freeway. only a 12 minute drive time.

marin county, problem free. >> darya: thank you, i marines from santa clara has been killed in afghanistan, 21 year-old harry you died last sunday, he was based in hawaii, this is under investigation. new this morning police have arrested a suspect in a sexual assault that happened in san francisco last friday afternoon. gittin year-old alex xavier yield was arrested for kidnapping and raping a woman who was jogging, she was attacked from behind forced into a grassy area where the sexual assault took place than the attacker to cross on foot in the direction of a public housing development. we'll

bring you the latest as we get more details. former surgeon has been sentenced to six years in prison have to register as a sex offender. he was convicted of molesting three dozen female patients he pleaded guilty to 36 counts of felony sexual battery by fraud most of the patient's file civil lawsuits against and they settled for $1.8 million. >> mark: the guilty plea is expected from the man accused of kidnapping jaycee lee dugard and holding her captive for 18 years. an attorney says he would plead guilty to all charges, his wife nancy will go to trial and she gets a better plea deal. he has not commented on what the deal is expected to be there each church with 18 felony counts including false imprisonment and rape. the man who admitted to killing chancy bailey said he shot him three times to carry out a hit order. he

took the witness stand yesterday in the murder trial. it was accused of ordering bailey's couldn't because the oakland post editor was a mess to getting a story about the financially troubled bakery. several gang members are on trial in san francisco you're a prosecutor telling jurors those here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. members came from a culture of violence. -- here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. members. all are accused of carrying out for gang-related murders in 2008. the trial's expected to last six months. if convicted there are all facing life in prison. >> darya: we will be right back with the kron 4 morning news, weather and traffic in just a few moments. continuing to follow the southwest airlines inspections overall. and how might affect your travel. rears him down southwest at the oakland international airport. no reports of any delays. we

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>> mark: welcome back to the kron 4 news. a live the carriage the james lick, 53 italian san francisco, called the day but then they stay with the highest 65. >> darya: the weather will not operate today in colorado as firefighters continued to battle a wild fire higher winds, warmer weather expected that is not good news for them that fire has destroyed 15 homes of our earnings seven square miles, the governor issued a disaster declaration of rising ones 0.7 million in state aid to help cover the cost. crews have made some progress with the help of helicopters fighting the blaze. the families of 29 call miners were gathered to remember their loved ones today. one year ago on

massive explosion at the upper big branch call mine killed 29 workers it was the worst disaster in the united states since 1972. the governor is going to join the family is there for members ceremony. last month they unveiled a new track designed to help rescue trapped miners. >> mark: the operator that the disabled nuclear power plant as saying radiation that several million times has leaked into the sea. samples taken from seawater near one of the reactors contained five-7 million times the legal limit for iodine. experts say radiation does dissipate quickly in the ocean, it's unclear whether fax the large amount of contamination will be. -- what the facts. toyota will be setting down its north

american plants due to shortage of parts from japan. the shutdowns are likely to take place later this month affecting about 25,000 workers here in the u.s.. the length of the shutdowns as i know it depends on how fast the parks and factories get back in operation. ted gets about 15% of its parts from japan. -- toyota. >> darya: the u.s. attack aircraft has now completed their missions over libya. they will not be far away, if they'd ask for help, air force and marine attack plane struck targets on monday, the final day of the planned u.s. combat missions in the nation. the u.s. ships to a support role providing service like mid air refund the killing. they could fly if requested which is now taken over by nato. the pentagon would have to recruit such request after that. >> mark: we will be right

back with the kron 4 morning news, weather and traffic in just a few moments. a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. oakland 53 degrees on this quiet tuesday morning. mid-60's for lunch, a high of 70. a little cooler than yesterday , but still nice. ú

>> mark: here is video of that plane comely see the whole from the inside, in a forest a frightening emergency landing, the artery is aimed at finding any weaknesses in the skin of these jets, most an operation are on the price of west the airline says most of them have very been inspected. we're following the latest if your customer falling out of oakland so far, so for good. here's the departures and arrivals

board no cancellations. yesterday at this time we sat 8 canceled flights it appears all the inspections have been completed and things are back to normal. >> darya: we want to take a double live look here around the bay to see richard and for before you head out the door. all is quiet and clear the golden gate bridge, san mateo bridge same story there looks pretty good. not a really fast drastic comment, easing into to cool down. >> james: we'll spread this one out over the next three days. the coldest weather happens on thursday let's break down and we have today a little breeze here today, a little cooler not much but a few degrees cooler than we were yesterday more windy, colder tomorrow in fact it will really picked up rate in front of that cold front that we expect to pass through. chants of

scattered showers activity. not a whole lot of rain, most places see a quarter inch are less. will be here for a day, give us a little wet, then move on. no one's really getting into the 50s on thursday quit the cold weather. a lease for that part of the week. right now were mild, red cross today a couple degrees warmer, san jose 51, little cooler in livermore, 49. santa rosa 46, napa 46. all and all not a bad start. this afternoon it will be fairly nice. future cast, attempt to set it 8:00, widespread 50s and 60s beginning to pop up. by noon, more sixties, 3:00, yesterday we saw widespread '70s all the yellow, today very limited napa, the delta, so big maybe some

'70s most of us in the mid- upper 60s. tomorrow even cooler than that. 10:00 p.m. tonight, will temperatures return, even cool area. temperatures this afternoon as resume and, 65 in san francisco, a little warmer. opera '60s red on the media play. 7 the in san jose. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. temperatures continue to cool as we head towards a thursday. that's when the activity happens. 50 degrees, about as warm as it will get, a bounce back slightly by the weekend. >> george: a good ride around the bay area no hot spots, proms botched major delays of bridge check, westbound, looks good, no problems here, same is true

for the san mateo bridge as elected 92 your westbound dried the volume is building a bit but still no problems. the headlines are east bound across the bridge, no delays there added to the nimitz. your ride to the golden gate, traffic across the span heading in from the salt anchorage, no proms entering san francisco or marin county. san francisco looks good coming inbound central freeway coming from the left side of your screen is problem free, a delay free. no problems reported on public transit even the 58 your ride restaurant still doing pretty good. no problems. >> darya: the and ministers said san francisco state university have a plan to save $2 million a year, they're helping to trim their growing $32 million

budget deficit by further slashing administrative costs this is all part of proposed structuring from 8- 86. it still would dissolve the college of been a roll and social sciences as well as the college of humanities. the colleges of social and health services would be mid created under this plan. today twitter is up for tax exemption. the san francisco board is considering a proposal to exempt taxes the move to certain locations. plaza all it knew here were not in depth your place for six years, it is currently based in somewhat is considered moving down the peninsula to a city that has no taxes. this move is a hope to keep twitter in san francisco. on line radio service pandora has received this pen. investigated and weather is popular smart found

applications should sit share their information. the company says a-share information with their party is to help track how users interact with the service. >> darya: we will be right back with the kron 4 morning news, weather and traffic in just a few moments. still pretty nice out there, as we have a gentle glide downward temperatures taking a look of our roof , the skies a.

>> louisa: what's the span the severe weather, still looking at the threat for really strong winds even the potential for some tornadoes today. we have some video for you as yesterday the storm rolled on through,

severe storms struck a mobile home park. it was blown off its foundation, believe it or not this is the second time in three years this particular mobile home park has been hit. this is what it looks like across the southeast after storms ripped through the area heavy rain, strong winds toppled trees and power lines. police rushed to brought off rose covered with live power lines. nearly a dozen homes had roof and window damage. several barns were destroyed in the area. it was a similar picture with widespread damage and homes. we will be right back with the kron 4 morning news, weather and traffic in just a few moments. this was so easy.

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order for emergency inspections of 737 boeing's. this order is aimed at finding any weaknesses in the metal skin of these jets. most are around by southwest and most have marty been inspected. >> darya: barry bonds trial resumes this morning after being called off yesterday because a juror was set. four witnesses will testify that the 2003 sample from bonds tested positive for the clear. lincoln also be decided if a secret tape recording made by bonds his former business partner is going to be admissible in court. prosecutors say that tate will corroborate hoskins testimony that he and bonds is doctor talked about bonds steroid use. >> mark: new safety concerns involving muni after the store opened while the train was running during rush hour. after left havana

station, the train traveling a regular speed the door open all way it's not until they arrived that it closed. muni investigators are investigating the situations. >> darya: the passengers simenon's terrible thing. i want to kill look at the weather, yesterday was surprisingly warm. i kept telling my kids listen to james. because james says so. put on a tank top. today which is a jacket? >> james: only because it's breezy. you will definitely needed jacket by thursday because were in the '50s. a lot of cold air coming in today is the first day that will see a noticeable drop in temperatures. right now

and oakland 54 degrees it will get up to 69 yesterday mid-70s. obviously unnoticeable cool down everyone will feel it. still nice though. it's not a bad temperatures to be outside in. looking at our maps, get a better sense of where were watching him. here in the bay we are falling that cool down over the next three days. today we will see breezy conditions ago, nothing too serious yet. tomorrow more wins it will get colder with temperatures thing in the '60s. then on thursday, that's we are seeing a chance of some widespread scattered showers. as we get towards thursday the days to get colder, thursday we will get colder as well. 52 san francisco, 54 oakland, one san jose, 46 santa rosa, 46

napa. everyone else's upper 40's low 50s at the moment. temperatures this afternoon we'll get them up as i said, warm but not as warm as yesterday. noon time, widespread '60s, not allow the '70s. even my 3, only a handful of spot seeing '70s. cooling a write-down at 10:00 p.m. into the fifties, forties. three neighborhoods today, 69 and vallejo, 66 and novato 75 in fairfield. 72 and antioch. 70 in san jose. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. shows the story as we head to the week thursday's the day to watch that's when the cold temperatures sank down to the lowest part of the week. scattered showers friday, the vendors showers is impossible. for your weekend not bad, saturday the better

day of the two. >> george: good morning, it is a great ride around the bay area public transit is experiencing some problems. your travel be a good one. bridge check, the toll plaza, was found still very light traffic not much in the way a bill that. that is a good ride, san mateo bridge, the 92 commute is still on time even though the volume is building a bet. your commute to the golden gate bridge? looks cute trimaran no problems as you can see across the span it is still pretty light. your ride through san jose, 101 northbound, already a little heavy on 101 the no delays freer commute. as you head north. i mentioned some delays in public transit, a

strain, numbers three, a died out from the station on time and has encountered freight train traffic. the freight train was behind schedule that has made a strain #3 a little bit late as well. >> darya: their reward for information leading to ever beat the giants fans at dodger stadium has now reached $50,000. he remains in a medically induced, rain now after he was attacked at the opening day game, the dodgers giants game and ballet. when this is a two men dressed in dodgers attire followed, prompted him and then hit him from behind locked in down, began kicking him. he's a paramedic, he was badly injured. police are showing these two sketches of the

suspects, hoping to catch them. in response to attack ad giant's spokesperson tells kron4 the security measures are going to be increased. they will be put into place this friday for the first-round game of the season. they want to make sure everyone stays safe. >> the message is there is zero tolerance policy, for that kind of behavior, it is not acceptable. anything from yelling at people, cursing, throwing stuff, we're not and have it. can't. it gets back to reporting and awareness, that is why we will use the existing four months that we have, we have security here, we're going to direct them that there is not going to be any violence. we're meeting with the police department, we of meetings this week, meetings prior to the start of every homestand. the events of

last there's daly ruled visit everything we do here including what we do with the police. >> a good size network cameras are utilized we are actually looking at resources and our staffing levels. in and around the ballpark. we cannot control what happens on the field, the game is decided. the teams representing cities in this case it happens to be the dodgers and the giants, then the giants and the cartels. we can't do is make a impact in what happens in the stands with each other. >> darya: he adds that the giants' goal is to attend a giant game is fun, safe, family from the event. >> justine: this just in, we're getting reports that muni is about to shell out $100,000 to hire an new pr firm, muni is preparing for labor negotiations with its

workers. the chronicle is reporting the pr firm is 32 employees and their " not familiar with the aspects of labor negotiations ". as we are testing a $20 million deficit, they're paying a hundred thousand dollars to hire a pr firm when there are we have to pr employees. >> mark: see whthank you, goverr brown is shifting responsibilities of thousands of caramels to local agencies they say there's no money for them to comply. brown sought the bill to help cut the state's nearly $27 million budget deficit. some law- enforcement officials say they could become a public safety disaster. >> darya: we will be right back with the kron 4 morning news, weather and traffic in just a few moments. let's take a live like bedside in san as say, traffic on 101 is nice, light moving pretty well. going for a high of

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>> darya: here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. as we cool it down you will feel the breeze picked up today, 75 is the high we slide down to 68, tomorrow, thursday we bottom out at 58 degrees, clouds, maybe even some showers. there is did there come a chilly, wet, friday the chance of thunderstorms around. we only muster 62 degrees, by the weekend 66 on saturday doesn't look so bad. we call it pressed instead of chile. it sounds better. temperatures pick up on sunday as more clouds roll in. >> mark: the sharks claimed their fourth straight division title. six-one, a goal and two assists as the sharks won for the eighth time in nine games, the

search one point ahead of detroit. arguably one of the worst basketball games in history. 16 points, you can't beat butler, a 53-41 last night, that gives the coach's third national championship something on the other four other coaches have done. holding the bulldogs to a final four record low. the score was 22-19 at halftime this was the second straight year that bellaire made it to the change the and ship came as a major underdog. >> darya: some of the winners are for the 20 bay area hall of fame, stanford women's basketball coach were among this year's class, also a dennis rodman, tex winter, herb maggee. it

will happen in august. don't forget, was kidnapped in april 10th, 10:00 p.m. when you're going to show you once again our special with great baseball by the bay. an encore presentation the giants making another run. he sits down with the a's. to talk about the new look for these.