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>>terisa: muni officials tell kron 4 news that a foot or fails to shut when the train is getting ready to leave the station, it is a clear indication that something is seriously wrong. that should trigger a series of steps to take. to see this can hear? johnny the muni director of operation it explains the pin is used to keep the door shut in cases like what happened during friday situation. >> you can take a series of actions such as at isolating the door and then securing it to close to what that cawith a pin. it insures the door will not move. we immediately to the train at of service. we inspected the fleet, during the course of the investigation it it appears that our procedures for isolating a door were not followed correctly. >>terisa: he said muni has launched an investigation

and has placed the operator to 10 year veteran on non driving status. it separately they have a message to the public in case this ever happens again. >> i would underscore the fact that there's a situation like this, please push the emergency button or notify the operator is that there is a a situation. >>terisa: reporting live, kron 4 news. >>pam: a san francisco supervisor was on the train when it rolled down the tracks of the doors open. supervisors got on the left side of the screen as he looks into the camera. he said in all of his years he's never seen anything like this. >> i was shocked at in writing muni pretty much every day for about 14 years. i've never seen that before. i was concerned, there were two guys who you

could see my video standing near the door, i suggested to them that they move back. they didn't. the operator then got on the intercom and announced that they knew the door was open, at that point we just waited for the train to are rife. >>pam: he said he will be following the investigation into all of this very closely. potential new cuts for cal train and it could be a big problem for giants fans. kron 4 daniel explains how caltrans officials are working to try and fix their budget. >>reporter: as they tried to balance the budget for the 200012, increases that and put on the table. one of the meet recent proposed cuts is to do away with midday and we can train service. this could affect thousands of riders on any given game day. those proposed service cuts could force many of the

attendees into their cars to get to the game. a spokesperson said the new proposal will be brought to the board of directors where service cuts are his drastic as a proposal that wants to do away with all midday service. that will be at a public advisory meeting tuesday evening at the transit district. the news may be a sigh of relief for giants fans to ride cal train as well as commuters who ride the trains regularly. they will still likely half cups and price increases reporting live, kron 4 news.. >>pam: to gangs engaged in a gun battle in a residential neighborhood it happened last night on the 1700 block of sycamore drive. one-man police believe was involved in the incident was shot in the face, he is expected to survive police say at least 20 rounds were fired. one of them appears to window of a child's bedroom and embedded in his closet door. another round inches from a nine year-old said. luckily the

boy was eating dinner and was not in his bedroom at the time. it is booked was mother who did not want to appear on camera. >> i thought this place was safe and i feel really insecure, this is my son's room my children's room. how could there be a gun shot through a child's room carried i feel scared to >>pam:. police say as many as 10 men were engaged in the shadow which took place in this back alley that runs between an apartment complex. we spoke to a woman who was there when the bullets were flying. >> i kept hearing boom, boom, boom. i got out of the car and ran behind his car and a bullet shot my mother- in-law's card. it busted her window i was stalked over here with a bullet that hit the wall. i heard about 20 shots, i didn't see anything, all is always sparks coming from the gun. i blacked out because all i

heard was glass breaking it was hard. >>pam: several hours earlier there was another shooting on that same street just two blocks away. police say the two incidents are unrelated. in other news around the bay tonight, in oakland, gun shots fired near to schools that parents on edge near 28th avenue and international boulevard about 8:00 a.m. this morning. zero schools were locked down, it ended just after 9:00 a.m.. police have arrested the suspect in a sexual assault that happen in san francisco last friday afternoon. 18 year-old and save your neil on the screen, was arrested last night on suspicion of kidnapping and raping a female victim was talking in the amazon park. in richmond, city leaders are discussing plans to build a casino. the indians have

spent $30 million on the project, many residents are voicing concerns about legalize gambling. the council will hear both sides at 6:30 p.m. tonight. in san jose, baby falcons are taking a presence of the top of city hall. the three eggs and one baby checker in the nest with their mother named clara. they say this is her fifth season of nesting at city hall. all the aid should be patched with in the next month. >>grant: last out were we told you that twitter was down, apparently they have work to fix the issues and twitter is now back up. go ahead and tweed away. reporting live, kron 4 news. >>pam: and will be right back after we take a quick look at the james lick our traffic is have in all directions. we'll be right back.

>>jacqueline: temperatures several degrees cooler than what we saw. upper 50s and los 60s for the most part currently. of course still clinging to the '70s in the north bay and los gatos 70 degrees there. temperatures cooler today and will continue to cool into tomorrow. the golden gate bridge if you high clouds streaming overhead rate now. that's part of a system well toward east. we will see clear skies and chilly conditions over night into tomorrow afternoon. temperatures cool even more than today and winds will kick up by the afternoon especially along the coastline. when gusts could reach the 40 mi. an hour range. if wednesday night increasing clouds and another chance of rain into the forecast on thursday. let's look at our temperatures for tomorrow afternoon. the low 60s for the most part. 64 santa rosa, 64 vallejo, 59 san francisco, warmer in fairfield warmer in concord in antioch and the upper 60s

in most locations. 56 half moon bay a look at your storm tracker 4 their the high clouds a just mentioned clear skies are going to fill in behind not but a storm to the north will drop to the bay area and bring a chance for light showers as we head into thursday. your extended forecast, cool and blustery tomorrow winds are going to pick up into the afternoon. thursday temperatures drop even more into the '50s and unusually cold storm for this time of year. shell was possible for the day with possibility of thundershowers in the afternoon. conditions improve over the weekend with a slight chance of rain on sunday but even nicer next week. stay with us we'll be back after this. the internet on a plane! are you from the future?

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lives, california still does not have a warning system. assigned to say we need one no matter how much it costs. >>rob: this video is shot in tokyo the day of the quake, awarding pop up on the screen saying shaking was about to occur. those in tokyo cut 25 seconds to prepare. and at some like a lot of time. but you warning on your cellphone you to prepare yourself mentally and physically. >> you could end up turning the ball off on the hazardous materials you of slowing, especially if you're in the process of filling not a gas tank at a gas station, you could end up getting your car stopped if you're on the freeway and we feel like the u.s. deserves a similar system to what japan already has. >>rob: side to say the technology is mature enough the only problem is the price tag. to get an early warning system of been running in california would cost roughly $80 million after that it would cost about $20 million per year

to maintain. the problem how to convince lawmakers to spend that kind of money during a time of serious budget cuts. parts that they can offer their interest in having a warning system. we have trains up to 60 that are traveling at 60 to 70 mi. an hour and many of them derailed. you attend car train that's 1000 people. if we end up derailing 20 to 30 trains, that's a casualty of the end of the biblical proportions. scientists say if there was an early warning system in place san francisco what if that 20 seconds to get ready. in berkeley, kron 4 news. >>pam: twitter gets a tax break in a one-sided vote of 8-3 the board of supervisors will the favor of tax breaks for twitter. that's of twitter stays in the city and relocate to the market neighborhood. they were concerned that the social networking company would be exempt from payroll taxes

for new hires and get tax breaks on stock options. >> the fact that we went with the payroll tax and stock options is what concerns me as being the president that we should have never said. therefore backing the rest of us in the corner of all the other companies to put their fair share to or also make good on their threat of leaving san francisco. >>pam: supporters claim it was the quickest way to bring a revitalization to a section of market street. >>now, here is gabe slate, with some tech news. >>gabe: good news for people who want the i pad 2, the popular chaplet will now ship into the three weeks of on apple's web site. this is a good sign that apple might finally be catching up with demand. another couple news, apple stock has become too available and steadily

increasing where rebalancing. the nasdaq has been we balanced once before. apple's share mix of 20 percent of the index of the making some adjustments to lower that number to around 12%. this will take place on may 2nd, it's unclear exactly how this will affect apple shareholders. it if you have apple shares you may want to do research, talked to a financial expert. he may want to move some of that apple's stock before may 7th. the list of companies that were affected by the mass of data for each, giving out people's e-mail's has more than doubled since yesterday. they're now 50 popular big retailers including target that had their customers' e-mail stolen. and more hotels are rewards programs have come out to gave warning people signed up with them through e-mail that there e-mail's have gotten out. to protect

yourself he should take a look at the full list of all the on-line businesses affected by this time due to preach. log on to www.kron4.com a look for our news links section. >>pam: arnolds schwarzenegger wrapped up his role as governor of california and is now looking to get back into show business. kimberly has a look at his new project. >>kimberlee: the former gov. set to start this saturday morning cartoon as a super hero called the of the nader. a trailer hit on line. take a look. >> now i must say goodbye. i've had a great career as a body builder, an actor and a politician. i won't be back. >>kimberlee: it features arnolds actual voice it has a cameo from larry king. the cartoon is a fictionalized

version of campeau's governor live in his real life. it follows him as he starts to fight crime. it to a joint project between the actor in comic legend stanley. it's the first footage we've had a look at this series in such air sometime in 2012. >>catherine: some wild weather in many parts of the country especially in the south. at the national weather service is trying to confirm tonight a couple dozen suspected tornadoes in several states. at least nine deaths tonight being blamed on the storms. this is a whirl area of torture, a twister hit this morning and destroy the mobile home and killed a man who lived there. one of the places where funnel clouds were spotted, storm chasers getting uncomfortably close here try to take pictures. a lot of buildings damaged, utility poles and power lines came down in many areas. drivers all over right dodging debris on the

morning commute. if in florida, look what happened when a driver came crashing through the front window of a convenience store. he hit the man on the sidewalk on the way. he is ok, the stores and mass nobody knows exactly what happened because the driver ran off before police arrived. oddly the same thing happened to the same store about a year ago. a new jersey family has the story about another kind of break and discovering a basement window shutters and avenge these audit of pregnant coyote quietly napping in the corner. animal control officers managed to shoot out a crushed door they think it was running at a small animal when it crashed at the window. >>pam:

>>grant: justin to the kron 4 news room a significant ruling in sacramento. this

artist rendering deals with the case and california's parole board has granted parole for one of the three people who hijack the school bus back in 1976. richard allen will be paroled in 2021, the 26 kids in that bus driver or on heard after being held captive underground. that is the very latest, live in the newsroom kron 4 news. >> now, here is stanley roberts, with some people behaving badly. >>stanley: this is the stockton was about to pick up passengers in chinatown. at the rear of the us more than 20 people aboard something that is frowned upon by duty. on the scene of a clipper card. of the 20 people boarded the bus, i saw only two passengers actually pay with a clipper card. believe it or not, the stockton is not on the list of worst lines for fare evaders. according to muni,

the bay shore, 14 mission, 23 monterey, 440 shaughnessy, 49 van ness, 52 excelsior and t line just to name a few. there's so many people skipping on paying their fair last year, that muni lost $19 million from fare evasion and alone. the 14 in the 49 both are down mission in the mission district i find people boarding at the akron like fishing in a barrel. i spoke to many people admitting to riding the bus but not paying the fare. it would not talk on camera but one told me to dollars is way too much to pay, was ok when it was a $25. another person told me they never pay and they have no plans to start now. now let's talk about the t line in the bay view for a second. the only trade listed as the worst line to find fare evaders. some people collect the t line

shuttle because for many residents to use it to ride two or three blocks and they see absolutely no reason to pay $2 or what my mother used to call a halt skip and jump. in services go, still the roberts kron 4 news. if you have a comment or story idea for stanley, just email him at www.peoplebehavingbadly@kron 4.com. kron 4 news at 6:00 is coming up next. ♪ we'll find ourselves a comfy seat ♪ ♪ and watch some shows and stuff ♪ ♪ ♪ let's follow that lady with the laptop ♪ [ male announcer ] now you can watch hit tv shows on your laptop with u-verse online and on your smartphone with u-verse mobile, included with most plans. or get u-verse tv for as low as $29 a month for 6 months. in the network you can take entertainment with you.

>>grant: young men who are interested in becoming cops say officers gave them guns to work security. i will explain. >>pam: problems for southwest airlines flight forced to turn around and new details about how many planes are showing signs of danger is damage. >>dan: here at the trial the prosecution rested its case. what they did on the last date. that story coming up.

>>pam: new details on a giants fan who was attacked by dodgers fans. his health takes a turn for the worst in his family is speaking out. >> for such a terrible that to happen to him, it's outrageous. >>pam: out charlie sheen is looking to cash in on his catch phrases. >>live, from the bay area's news station, this is kron4 news at 6:00. >>pam: the health of a giants fan who was a tactic is now taking a turn for the worse. officials say he was beat up by dodgers fans when the two team played one another. tonight the victim's family spoke out as the doctors updated us on his condition. joining me now is new developments it is reggie. >>reporter: doctors say brian shows signs of brain damage and remains in a coma in critical condition. if neurosurgeon said the entire left side of his goal had to be removed to relieve the pressure off of his brain. the doctor said there watching him closely to make

sure his brain doesn't suffer any more damage. first we will hear from the doctor about his recovery, then we will hear from his cousin who said his wife received a text message from brian while he was watching the game at dodger stadium. it said he was scared. >> or tried to make sure he is stable and he is out of the critical. where he is still at risk of having worsening brain injury. worse than it is now. in terms of the recovery process, there are certain things to consider about how we can breathe on his own or will he be depended on life- support. >> of brian is a wonderful father a great person a man who is dedicated to helping people and saving people's lives. he gave to the community for such a terrible event to happen to him, it's outrageous. a man who would never been in a fight him in his life. >>reporter: the families

said they did not blame all dodger fans for the attack. >>pam: brian story has touched a nerve with the congregation of st. john's church in felton. brian's mother and is a long time receptionist there, the church as scheduled a special prayer service for tomorrow night for brian. if the parish priest father michael said the church is also taking up a collection on behalf of brian and his family. >> grind was my altar boy 30 years ago over in capitola. i've seen him grow up and of course occasionally he would come by the house here to see his mother. the parishioners took a sincere interest in is just because of their love for a and. people have to keep their feelings at the park and not out to in the parking lot. i think what happened in this particular incident, but

were getting too carried away with our sports you know. >>pam: wednesday's par service for brian is scheduled for 7:00 p.m.. new safety concerns for southwest airlines flight from oakland to denver had to turn around today. officials say a wing morning light came on and the pilot decided it would be safer to return to oakland then to continue on to denver. if the 103 passengers on board were put on to another flight about two hours later. the plane is a different model than the aircraft that had its fuselage tear over arizona. that plane and prompted an investigation of all boeing 737, off most of which are owned by southwest airlines. southwest said it they've been inspecting 79 older planes and found cracks on five of them. southwest said those planes will be grounded until they can be fixed. this still keeps people nervous. at the southwest plane that made

that landing on friday was 15 years old. that does raise questions about the safety of aging aircraft. kate thompson is here and talked with aviation experts about all this. it makes you wonder whether older planes are safe? >>kate: when i spoke with the experts with the telling me that it's not the age lichen years of the human that's aging the airplane, it sometimes that airplane goes up into the air. we have an animation to illustrate this is what happens, the airplane contracts and expands every time it is used. that is what each as the airplane, that's what puts the cracks in the shell and that's what can cause problems. it that's where you have to do the maintenance, make sure people are on top of it and inspecting these airplanes. >>pam: what to southwest do to maintain its fleet? >>kate: that is a problem, boeing is looking into that, southwest is looking into that. southwest has 170 of

these going to 737, many they have been pulling out of service and replacing the scans. all the planes they had pulled over are the ones that did not replace stands. they had been replacing the skins and really what they're going to do is because these are the oldest planes in the fleet, is really faze them out now. there 15 in 16 years old so that will take a couple of years with that. that is the direction of moving towards. >>pam: jacqueline. >>jacqueline: parks and a forecast, the cooling trend continues tomorrow, winds picking up tomorrow. i will have details on what she can expect coming up in a bet.

>>pam: new details in the san bruno gas line explosion. survivors of the blaster getting ready to

>> out and tell state regulators about the hair wing experience. at a hearing is being held tonight by state officials. the looking for input on how to strengthen crucial safety rules for the pipeline industry. jonathan is live in san bruno where the meeting is being held. >>jonathan: the meeting has been going on for about one hour, for stock and a month- long process try to figure out what kind of regulations will keep a disaster like this one in san bruno from happening in the future. if you look behind you could see people milling around in what is a packed meeting room. if the more dramatic pictures are the pictures off the fire that happened last fall that killed eight people and destroyed 38 homes. that fire is the reason that this whole regulatory process is taking place. the public utilities commission has been criticized several times during the process for not being carted off on pg&e cool the pipelines. these

pipelines decades-old and just waiting to explode. what the utilities commission is doing is getting input from survivors of the fire and members of the general public as the first have been crafting tougher regulations to make sure that pipeline across california are safe in this explosion doesn't happen again. the people spoken so far are irritated in place a lot of the blame on pg&e. >> it may have only been eight people killed, but where's the other people that have seen the damage, had trauma to their hands and body. >> all of us amazed that pg&e did not know their own pipelines. they're the ones that look at those samples in order to figure out and prevent it.

>>jonathan: the meeting is expected to last as long as five hours with the number of people in the auditorium that's a good estimate. they one as big as more people more directly impacted by the fire. a group of people, the politicians and then we will hear from the public next. that may also include other people whose lives were directly impacted by that fire here in san bruno. pg&e youis your, they will probably be addressing the public utilities commission before the evening is over. reporting live, kron 4 news. >>pam: will be right back with a look at the barry bonds trial today. stay with us. [ jerry ] look at this!

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>>pam: the barry bonds prosecution trial, the prosecution rested its case. kron 4 dan curman has been covering the trial and has the details from the courthouse. a big win for

barry bonds in the defense team tuesday, a judge refused to allow a jury here recently discovered audio tape of a conversation between bonds former business manager steve hoskins and on surgeon dr. 13. the judge ruled the tape was barely intelligible, its overall value to the case was low. austin secretly recorded the conversation after the government raided alco. the two discussed the right, greg anderson, a steroid and barry bonds. if admitted it could of been used to impeach the testimony of dr. king who contradicted much of hoskins testimony by denying the discuss steroids and bonds. later in the day, court employees were allowed from the transcript of bonds december 4, 2003 grand jury testimony. in it bonds denied being ejected by his trainer greg anderson. something that contradicts the testimony of his personal shopper cap the hoskins. she testified she

witnessed it. bonds also told the grand jury while anderson gave him a cream and something called flaxseed oil. the other bonds never knowingly took steroids. this contradicts the testimony of steve hoskins and bonds for growth in kimberly who said on told them he was using steroids. the defense will bring its case wednesday. on the witness list to federal agents and barry bonds himself. attorneys say they recall some of those witnesses were not of them. at the federal courthouse in san francisco, kron 4 news. >>pam: legal analyst michael cardozo your desktop about the case. the big surprise of the day is that the judge wrote this recording the public is had a chance to hear about the recording and the transcript. but the judge will not let the jury here appeared that was a surprise. >> it was, it comes late in the trial. keep in mind the government has set seven years to prepare this case. the judge's question is wait

a minute, the state is now surfacing, why so late? about offenses to city, a credible icredibility issues. it bonds gets convicted she's worried that the court may reverse that and say it's not a fair trial because the tape came too late. >>pam: you did represent steve hoskins in a matter related to this. >> when barry accused him of " stealing from him i it represented in then. >>pam: the defense must be happy about this decision today. >> happy? i said early this was a fastball right at barry's head that he got out of the wave. he dodged a bullet to. this was big if it came in front of the jury to >>pam:. now the defense stands out in the witnesses forward. we talk about whether dr. bonds should testify. >> the judge says give me a

list of potential witnesses. if that person is on the list and the judge says 0 he was on the list, maybe that's why it could carry on the list just to decide. the defense will not put him on i would be the most prized guy if it but barry bonds on terry and they're sitting in a fairly good position right now so why take a chance of putting very on the stand of the juror doesn't like him, doesn't trust him whatever they've danger in the trial of goes away with that. >>pam: don't members of a jury like to hear from the actual person at the centerpiece of the case? >> to do but it judge is very strong in instructing the jury. they will argue that in fact the defendant doesn't testify you can't consider that. there's too much at risk putting him up there. keep in mind, barry sometimes doesn't do well with people we all know he has some attitude we see what the press. it he put

very on the stand and he blows up in front of that jury, there goes your case. they're not putting him on a >>pam:. we will see if you're right, the defense begins tomorrow with its witnesses. to with kron 4 for the coverage of the boss perjury trial, we will stick with the story through did you can get the list anytime on www.kron4.com. >>jacqueline: a live look outside from the golden gate bridge this afternoon. a few high clouds streaming in and some sunbreaks behind. we will see clear skies over night as the high clouds push down to the south. current conditions a lot cooler than what we saw yesterday. what from 5 to 15 degrees cooler. temperatures in the '50s and '60s right now. temperatures are going to cool down fairly quickly this evening. a few high clouds and breezy conditions this evening, winds will died down overnight we will see chilly conditions in

spots tomorrow. temperatures in the low '40's, also and land. and afternoon temperatures will cool even more than what we saw today. if you thought the winds were bad today, tomorrow they will be howling. 30 mi. an hour gusts everywhere, 40 mi. an hour gusts along the coastline. tomorrow afternoon, low 60s expected in most places just 59 san francisco, 60 in december fell, 62 novato, 61 richmond, upper 60s dealt and fairfield 69 degrees. a 63 livermore and '50s along the coastline and los 60s for our bay shore. moral and then you factor in the winds it will be blustery cold. thursday the temperatures will cool even more. it temperatures will be back down into the '50s we will even seek rain and snow melts at 3,000 ft.. showers and thundershowers expected in the afternoon. conditions

improve slightly into the weekend is really next week will start to see things pickup. >>pam: there is still no deal on a federal budget for the rest of the fiscal year. we're getting close to a friday deadline that could lead it to a partial shutdown on government funding. katharine hennen is here and has more on what happened today. >>catherine: or on what did not happen today. this is dragging. despite meetings and a lot of talk there was no compromise. president barack obama, is sounding frustrated. they wanted another extension until something is worked out of the president says no. it's no longer ok to keep making the short team deals to keep agencies running. there was a white house meeting between both sides today and later president barack obama and house speaker held dueling news conferences both of them digging in their heels. it sounds like you will have to be more meetings tomorrow. >> we have already hit a figure that by any standard

would be historic in terms of cuts. what we can't do what is have in my way or the highway approach to this problem. >> we have made clear that were fighting for the larger spending cuts possible, real spending cuts. no smoking mirrors. if >>catherine: while this was coming to the boiling point, house republicans unveiled a long-term plan it would mean big tax cuts, big cuts in government spending, poll announced it planned his will also call for big changes to medicare and medicaid. the president said of something that doesn't happen tonight, there will probably be another big week meeting in the white house tomorrow >>pam: 4 citizens going to feel the shutdown of that happens? >>catherine: if this does go past the deadline won't notice the national museums, national parks, passport

applications might to be delayed in some troops will not be paid on time. >>pam: will take a break we will be right back. ♪ you'll run outside

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>>pam: the spokesman said any potential uses of the trade marks if granted it will be determined later. actress angelina joe lee is visiting at kantor's housing refugees from libya. the compound is into the shop, she is acting as a goodwill ambassador on behalf of the united nations. she said more international aid is needed for the refugees. the u.n. said more than 400,000 people have left libya over the last month amid fighting between longtime rivals and leader khaddafi. we will be back after this break. hey marcel, watch this!

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and they were hired by two officers. the problem is richmond he says what those two teams were doing was illegal. tonight j. r. stone explains who was accused of hiring them who is accused of helping them buy guns and then having on patrol on the streets. >> we were armed and unarmed security officers it was dangerous areas. we are working in for crazy in garments. >>j.r.stone: he's talking about a year-and-a-half he was working with the security company. if that might not sound out of the ordinary but to say they were hired in giving guns by two officers with the richmond police department. >> when i first got the data was 19. i was 20. >>j.r.stone: the allegations are true that would mean the officers broke the law since those under the 21 cannot buy guns or be given guns in the state of california. the richmond police chief said " the bottom line is well

these allegations are troubling the need to uncover, investigate and appropriately addressed police misconduct is pivotal to enter public trust " sergio and orlando said one of their way to join the police department explore program one that teaches youngsters about being a cop. soon afterwards they told us they were hired by two of the officers. >> the witnesses are there, i don't see why they would have to state or liars and so forth. >>j.r.stone: 10 in the committee said the explorers program is one of the kind of these allegations are unsettling. >> when we found out that some of these youth are being sent been too dangerous situations without any training, with a gun. without the full support to our understanding of their families were pretty concerned about that. >>j.r.stone: 91 to one of these two youngsters after? they say nothing. these have

been there work in the security they were getting paid on time and they were getting their overtime money, they went to labor board in that's when other people find out about a job. reporting in richmond, jerad stone kron 4 news. >>grant: in san francisco and the bay area fliers are wondering whether they can trust selfless airlines a special at tuesday morning's most recent mishap that we believe was unrelated to the prior fuselage program. plus spoke to were split down the middle and i did interview the consumer experts who said this is alarming these things have happened back to back to back however flying is still safer than driving. southwest had a good reputation and he thinks it will offer fliers incentives to lure them back in. reporting live, kron 4 news. >>kate: in san francisco airline experts say it's not the age of the plane in years that really affects the safety of as much as how well the maintenance is done. their federal regulations over how well plane needs to be maintained

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first hand. they're hoping the survivors of the pipeline tragedy will help them to shape new regulations for pipelines in years to come to reporting live, kron 4 news. >>reporter: scientists have been meeting for two days to discuss an earthquake early warning system for california. the recent earthquake in japan proof that early warning systems to work. people in tokyo had about 25 seconds to prepare for the shaking. that might at some of a lot of time but it would be enough time for gas stations to shut off the fuel problem is the price tag, it would cost $8 million to the system up and running and 20 million a year and 8¢. in berkeley, jeff bush kron 4 news. >>reporter: caltrans is facing severe cuts and services as they work out their budget for 2012. they want to halt weekend in midday service, that may not go over well with baseball fans in the peninsula and

sulfate. thousands of fans ride to caltrans and because service could send it fans into their cars. the new proposal could ease the cutback the board of realtors will be presenting the new proposal thursday. in san carlos, kron 4 news. >>terisa: muni has launched an investigation as well as put out operator of non driving status. this after the operator took off with a train door open. the director operations for muni tells kron 4 news, that the operators of the door was malfunctioning but the operator did not follow procedure, instead of putting an end to the door to make sure it did note and he just drove off. in severance is go, to reset kron 4 news. >>jacqueline: our big weather story tonight, cooler conditions today that will carry over into tomorrow. cooling trend for the week. today high temperatures in the 60s and low '70's our warmest place was santa rosa at 70 degrees. cooler in san

francisco and bay shores. it tomorrow temperatures will cool even more 64 santa rosa, 59 san francisco, 64 vallejo, upper 60s for concord and antioch. along the coastline just the '50s and low 60s for the bay shore. storm tracker 4 radar, high clouds streaming into the bay area which is associated with the storm tore east. clear skies will fill in tomorrow but will be very breezy and temperatures will cool with a system up to the north that will impact us thursday. continued cooling into tomorrow, winds and the 34 d mile an hour gusty range, sustained range of 20 mi. an hour. thursday temperatures in the '50s, showers likely through the day. a chance of thundershowers in the afternoon. conditions will improve by friday. >>catherine: don't forget people tug at 10:00 p.m. kron 4 presents a special encore performance of baseball by the bay an in-

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friday at at&t. the a's have a 5-0 lead it in toronto, right next door this cnn tower. david it was one of the pitcher's glove, before you know what the oakland a's have built a 5-0 lead. one went to losses. here comes toronto, travis riveras scores, the cat and the bodyguard said this is journalism i will show you the game whether it's titillating or not. you buy that? if tiger woods once again move amongst the elite the opportunity is thursday at the masters. here is woods getting ready to roll if you believe the numbers, no chance. he and jumped all

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>>gary: that was tough to watch, i don't care how much you love basketball. last night but there's scores 31 points, 18% from the floor. were going to talk about that game what it means for college basketball. with the man who has been broadcasting for 40 years? >> and 30. >>gary: some days it feels like '40's. (laughter) damn was a great coach his

record, when you talk some of the great marks in history dan two years that u.s. and 44-14 and you quit. why did you not follow in a coaching careers? >> i had opportunities and i got involved in the automobile business and i liked it. the other thing i did was get involved in broadcasting. i really liked that. i stayed with it for while it did not want to move, and wanted to stay in the bay area and stay here for a long time. >>gary: i ask this question about a month ago on a regular guy calls in and says, he would coach's daughter and would travel and take the kids with them. not many guys, poughkeepsie jim calhoun with a pile of kids in the station wagon. >> people say he may leave,

he's not quite to leave. (laughter) >>gary: let's break down last week's game, 18 percent in you remember championship game tougher to watch? >> it was a tough one to watch, in my view they were completely overmatched. the reason why i didn't think but larkin scored near the basket. i think connecticut extended on their guys, and just said look, if you want to throw it to smith inside and see if he can score go ahead and do it. and they got nothing out of it. the other thing, you played your good shooter, i thought the facility was sold huge there was no back lot. 75,000 people and how much behind the basket you probably had 50 yds of blank. i thought that really affected the shooters. it will to the

semifinal game one good either. >>gary: 2 think campbell is a pro? >> i do top 20. i think will be drafted in the top 20. he graduated at connecticut this year. i don't think of the back next year. i thought alex the center, was really the difference in the game. five at of six from the field and he blocked shots in the field. but there couldn't get it together. it wasn't the best two teams. but there should of loss that pick, butler had a great season. >>gary: i think the you had to win five straight. let me ask you, you're always going to love college basketball, people on the fence who may be only watch big events, it you think the loss people last night? >> i think they may have lost a few people but not a lot. what will happen next year the tournament may be

different, different outcome. last year the championship game between butler and duke was a two- point game. i think they will forget quickly and the back on the way and again and ready for good tournament. >>gary: the player of the year, same question can he pull it off to pro level? >> yes he can. i think he pulls off as point guard. when i watched him and folks tell me he's not point guard he's a to. you look at curry from the warriors people told me he was more of it to the point. i think in the n.b.a. he will be fine. he is really quick, long range tremendous shooter. i think will be a fine pro. he'll also be drafted in the top 12 for 13 to >>gary: you have two lottery picks. not to overdo it to

but did you see the two women's games on sunday night? >> i did not. >>gary: sensational. one of the best night's and basketball. any reason why staffords not plan? >> it was told to meet because i just didn't get a chance to watch the game that they really did not play well down the stretch. they had a 10 point lead and they just couldn't get it done in the last four or five minutes. unfortunately tarot will say you have to play well with the end of the game because you're playing games good teams. i was really shocked that no dame beat connecticut. they lost during the regular season may be two or three times. it noted dan has a great guard. >>gary: 1 your watching the game, like to see an upset. tonight to you rather see connecticut stamford then ama. >> on it would, i heard the texas coach say the route he was happy there is other schools in their besides all

the big-name schools. it's good for women's basketball the texas is in there. i would still like to see stanford beat them. >>gary: see what 11:00. [ coach ] in albuquerque, citi pre-approved my mortgage.

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