>> james: top stories at 4:00 a.m. time is running out for feuding deal sorry a funding bill to prevent a government shutdown. bring you the latest from washington. >> reporter: the jury will meet again in the barry bonds trial we will tell you what we expect to happen today. >> james: the world champions make the 2011 home debut, they take on the st. louis cardinals today. >> louisa: a look outside right now left over rain drops in the south bay we will tell you what's in store. >> erica: friday morning commute, no hot spots to report a full check on your traffic straight ahead.

>> live from the bay area news station this is the kron 4 morning news. >> reporter: could morning it's finally friday. >> james: friday april 8th, let's get to the news and a check on the weather. out of the set every now and caltrans vehicle struck and killed a person in some detail this morning, the train hit the pedestrian around 1:00 a.m. it was able to continue southbound and made its schedule scaupstop >> reporter: hours left in tilt the possible government shutdown. they pass to win one week bill on one thursday president barack obama said he will veto the measure.

government leaders continued to work to reach an agreement with the latest now. >> reporter: just hours to go until a possible government shutdown. late thursday president barack obama huddled with the congressional leaders for an hour in new office. still no agreement. >> for us to go backwards, because washington could get its act together, that's unacceptable. >> reporter: was wheels coming to a grinding halt to the president sent a different deadline for john bay near and harry reid to strike a deal. >> an early-morning deadline, before we have to start notifying almost 1 million federal employes that they will have to report to work and say they will be there monday. >> reporter: all sizes said progress was made but there are

still sticky points. democrats want to support programs around women's health, republicans said cutting spending overall should be a priority. the houste president rejected the bill saying it's only a temporary fix. thursday the speaker said he will work till the end to avert a shutdown. >> cheers no reason to draw lines in the sand to make it difficult. >> reporter: how do they do that is the big question. president barack obama canceled a plan to trips to india to deal with this problem. >> reporter: president barack obama all once of update this morning on if the deal can be reached. >> james: after 12 days of testimony closing arguments in the barry bonds trial is now in

the hands of the jury. he is accused of lying to a jury about using performance enhancing drugs. the jury will begin deliberating this morning. if convicted on any of the charges federal sentencing guidelines recommend a sentence of 21 months in jail. but his punishment could be less severe. it >> reporter: the giants are back, for the home opener it will be jam packed opening series with three sellouts against the cardinals. it will raise the winning flag today and receive championship rings tomorrow night. do we get rings? >> james: now. >> reporter: buster posey will be recognized as player of the year. you can expect extra security due to the beating of a fan. the reward is climbing

every day it is that $150,000. he has brain damage and is dillon, this morning. because of that incident baseball fans will see security at the game today. >> reporter: in san francisco there will be in heavier please present during the giants' opening game against the cardinals. police say there will be more officers patrolling inside and outside of the stadium as well as in the parking lot. they decided to do this after giants fan was severely beaten in l.a., in san francisco kron 4 news. >> james: 4:05 a.m. let's talk about the whether it's been wild. >> louisa: hail, snow, what's going on? temperatures are colder this morning and we have seen all week, we have 30's out

there. q. will the jacket. we will dry out as we head through the day. drier weather for the weekend. the weekend is looking pleasant. starting off with the radar showing you what's left, accused body showers but for the most part we are dry. down to san jose and palo alto we have a few sprinkles the air.there. wen to be drying out today, as we head into tomorrow, we will watch a rich developed. temperatures will climb and we will dry air out. look at these cold temperatures this morning, 38 san rosa, 39 san rafael, 35 for fairfield, 41 livermore, 45 in fremont and san francisco. still in the 30's along the

coast. by this afternoon highs will warm slightly bringing it into the '60s 63 san rosa 61 novato, '50s to downtown san francisco and her redwood city 59 degrees, in the south bay temperatures and to the low 60s upper 50s. 7 day around the bay you can see it as we head into the weekend we will dry out nicely temperatures set to rebound into the mid-60's, '60s around the bay as well. there is a slight chance we could pick up raindrops' sunday night in your monday. the best chance for that happening is the north bay. right now san francisco should stay dry. as we head into tuesday, wednesday sunshine comes out and we warm up. getting close to 70 back up and to the upper 60s for tuesday, wednesday. >> erica: we are starting it commute off right no hot spots,

if you're headed to the bay bridge this morning it can see him full cars making their way west bound san francisco. craig conditiongreat conditions acrose bridge. equally good condition at san mateo bridge was down 92, nice and light and no problems in the foster city. out of the north bay it is so quiet you can't see any cars in camera shot, excellent condition down to the belgrade. >> james: the latest out of this earthquake in japan, it sent stocks tumbling. >> reporter: the death toll is up on that as well. we also have good news for the san bruno gas line explosion. we have some cool pictures of a storm damage

the hill from yesterday. >> james: a tornado in fairfield? what's going on?

>> james: 4:09 a.m. sunday forecast today is the opening game for the giants. all in all its not going to babe bad. the weekend looks good temperatures in mid-60s. >> reporter: jerry brown is traveling to southern california today, he he will have the first date of the statewide tour he's trying to pressure republicans to allow voters to decide whether not the taxes should stay in place. the democratic governor will be at an elementary school in riverside this morning. the city of san

francisco's looking at massive budget deficits, there cuts threaten core services such as police and street repair. the city's latest deficit is increasing now from $306 million to $380 million. it is fueled by increasing labor costs even though the city is operating with your workers. the budget projection over shattereshopshad growing jobs. >> james: this is video from the central glass, jerry brown exempted them from paying state taxes and disaster relief funds related to the blast. it killed a people and destroyed 15 homes.

pg&e is threatening to pullout of the $3 million settlement with the commission over allegations of flawed record keeping. according to the chronicle pg&e will call off the deal if commissionaires ask about its past practices and a public hearing on monday. apparently they don't want that. last month regulators declared pg&e did not comply with the march 15th deadline to produce records to prove safe operation. we'll give you the latest as it continues. >> reporter: this is the magnitude 7.1 that shook japan yesterday, we hear it killed three people. a tsunami warning was issued for areas. the new killer planuclear plant has no w problems because of the new earthquake. meanwhile they're

looking for more dead bodies from last month's quake. the world's biggest automaker announced it will resume japan production april 18th. work will continue half capacity through april 27th. toyota will use the. to evaluate part sort bridges following the earthquake in tsunami. executives say the biggest challenge has been getting electronics as well as rubber and other parts to produce cars. >> james: a check on wall street stocks for a higher opening after they lost yesterday. figures on february wholesale trade, and a report shows consumers borrowed more in february to buy cars and attend

school. but didn't spend it on much else. google could get clearance as early as today to purchase i t a software. it is a $700 million deal. >> reporter: so you would go to that website like expedient? interesting. coming up the wild weather around the bay area. >> james: lookit the video we have received already. it is here in the bay area, we will tell you where

>> reporter: 4:15 a.m. a look get north star. it is a green light but nobody is going anywhere. we will look a traffic in a minute. >> james: we didn't have to go far to see what steps around the bay. some folks say they didn't say anything like the spirit

fast and furious hailstorm. it looks like you are in tahoe. >> reporter: in fairfield residents say the storm came on suddenly calling rolling in from the north. >> it was just black. >> reporter: else bill runs piled on rooftops. in made it sells to the gilroy where other andersen caught hale bouncing on the trampoline. they got an inch of palhail. >> james: at the fairfield similar scene, hail fell covering freeways and also brought down roofing and knocked down signs. they are investigating whether off funnel cloud or to nato it around soon.

our coverage continues on line. we have posted your video and picture spiri. go to our web sit the sheehan. if >> reporter: in san francisco was a beautiful day. cold but nice day. >> james: the floor director said he didn't see anything either. i was in antioch and it cancelled my daughter's softball practice. >> louisa: talk about microclimates, watts of sunshine for a lot of folks in san francisco, but as you went to the doctor out wild weather. san francisco right now 45 degrees, in the 30's in the north bay through the napa valley, very chilly start for the day.

temperatures expected to drop off slightly as well. today your high will be 58, back down into the '40's by ppm storm tracker 4 shows a dry conditions for the dolls that and the north bay. as we take it down to the south bay, noticed a few raindrops% jose. still hold on to leftover showers this morning in some spots. most places are actually dry. getting some snowfall still in high country. as we widen it out certainly nothing going on. as we take it through the day today and through tomorrow we will continue to dry out. by the weekend we will get our region build so we could see temperatures warm up, it will come down as well for your saturday, sunday. here sure cold morning temperatures 38 in san rosa, napa about 36, fairfield 34, we could actually get down

to the freezing mark as the sun rises. 45 in san francisco, 40 in redwood city. we could warm up slightly today, still getting a mixture '50s and '60s. 63 san rosa 61 concord, in the east bay upper 50s low 60s. 61 in oakland. livermore valley we stand to the '50s same for the coast. 7 day around the bay shows as we head into the weekend it will be a bit of a different picture. more bricks of sunshine temperatures in to the mid-60s. we could pick up rain drops over night on sunday and monday. at this point it looks like it will be contained to the north bay. >> erica: it's a great time to leave the house no hot spots for you. craig conditions bay area

wide, westbound 80 in very good shape. no problems through the san mateo bridge westbound and eastbound traffic nice and light. for those of you headed out the north bay to the golden gate bridge a live look here, traffic is sailing scientists have francisco no way that the toll plaza. excellent conditions for your entire ride out of marin county. our traffic maps we had an earlier accident, closer to midnight northbound 880 at 2 80 was shut down due to an earlier chp accident. but now they say all lanes are back open. >> reporter: we have some court cases we want to tell you about including barry bonds. we will get to phillip garrido, jaycee

dugard was discovered in 2009, two years later the captors are going to trial. kay thompson was in court as he entered his plea. >> reporter: phillip garrido is increasing rumors of the deal and a guilty plea were never true. >> how would you correct categories in negotiations. >> they don't exist. i've been telling you that. the whole deal thing was just to complete misunderstanding >> reporter: the attorney for his wife made people believe phillip garrido would plead guilty. but phillip garrido said attorney said he was making that up. >> he shouldn't have been speaking for fellow. he should speak for his client. >> sounds like you are angry.

>> who does not.that? he should never have done that. it was inaccurate. >> reporter: rape kidnapping, false imprisonment, lewd act on a child. if convicted they could face life in prison. it will be back in court may 5th, the judge set aside august for the trial. j thompson kron 4 news. >> reporter: another big court case to former baseball players accused of giving raping a 17 year-old carl not liable. in a civil suit. the two were among several players accused in the sexual assault in 2007. i should say alleged sexual assault. >> james: the trial of an opium oakland community groups leader

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>> james: a quick bridge check your it the bay bridge approach looking good. jumping out to sand and tail bridge we have an easier ride on highway 97, the right hand side. as you concede a lot of space between cars. the golden gate bridge, just a trickle of traffic into san francisco. all in all of it commute. >> reporter: a muni driver may never drive for me again, she was caught testing will driving. of course it was captured on camera. >> reporter: i looked and we did see here in ameritech's been watching the driving. we went to record her, she stop taxing and we went back behind her and started recording in the mirror. >> reporter: it was this video. we will slow the video down, here we freeze that. the phone is is the driver's hand, the

phone stays in a hand and she is testing will driving. the driver stopped and told higgins to get off the bus. he did and then filed a complaint. that led to a three day suspension. but when they got ahold of this video they were shown that she was in violation of the law. >> we are taking appropriate disciplinary action. >> reporter: muni said it has a zero tolerance policy for this. >> james: stanley roberts says this is not an innocent isolated incident. he has the story. >> stanley: if immunity operator is using a cell phone with or without a head set behind the boss. it is automatic grounds for termination i hit the

streets of san francisco looking for at the fence of muni drivers using a cell phone. i shot many operators to even the ones that and what we do. driver group holds the shade down. this is not the first time i've gone out looking for drivers violating the laws. this is what to put your safety at risk. in 2007, i went looking for muni drivers of telephones. this driver i found on van ness ave driving a boswell using your buds. this driver using the blue to both against new rules and state law. the question is, did i find any operators in violation watching this excitement. the answer is no. note many operators be given back late. this clear.

wallcovering and the news stories, i have seen all operators in violation just not on the state. rest assured just as soon as the dust settles i will be out checking again. in san francisco stanley roberts kron 4 news. >> james: time is running out for funding deal to prevent a government shutdown latest on president barack obama as a late night talks. a quick look outside san francisco shortness, conditions, it is cold out there. awful look at forecast coming up.

>> reporter: force 30 a.m. a beautiful again mt. tam, windy out there, cooler as well. i am curious about the weekend forecast. >> louisa: we are replacing wet weather was cold temperatures

this morning. it will feel chilly in the north bay and the napa valley. san rosa 38 degrees, by noontime 60 your highs today 63. back into the 40's by 8:00 p.m.. a look at your radar, not much going on infused body showers through the east bay, in the south bay as well. other than that we are trying out nicely, as we widen a doubt muchit at much calmer. tes in the '40's in san francisco, have monday 37 degrees, their satellite radar shows a few changes, that wet weather pushing to the south and east. tomorrow we see that range

rebuilding. temperatures warm up and we see a much nicer forecast. your highs today 63 san rosa, 61 concord, east bay lower '60s. towards the weekend a shower or two popping up sunday night. we will warm up next week. >> erica: great conditions bay area wide. no hot spots to tell you about. no back up in any cash lanes headed towards a toll plaza. metering lights are off. san mateo bridge equally good conditions there no problems in either direction. i just checked traffic blocks. accident and incident great.free. southbounde

nice and quiet on the span and no problems track. our traffic maps of a quick update northbound 880 all lanes back open after earlier chp accident that had the freeway shutdowns. this was about three hours ago. a live look from the scene, it looks like that was a video from the scene earlier this one but no problems to report all lanes reopened. top spades. >> james: new this morning, southbound caltrans struck and killed somebody in some detail. it hit the pedestrian or 720 fifth avenue, the train was able to continue southbound just after 2:00 a.m. making all of its scheduled stops. don't expect this to cause any delays for your morning commute. time

of course running out for funding bill to prevent a government shutdown by midnight. so it's actually 9:00 p.m. our time. president barack obama met late in the night and narrowed the differences and no agreement was made yet. democratic leaders say lawmakers are 70 percent of the way on the numbers. they are wrestling over social policies like abortion and the environment. government shutdown would mean for lows for hundreds of thousands of workers and services they provide. o'clock and some of the impact. national parks and museums would close, tax refunds would not be mailed lot and if you applied for jobs, the government will not verify the immigration status. the post office will stay open so the tax deadline will not be pushed back. homeland's security would

stay on the job so they may not get paid until after the shutdown. if you're on social security or medicare they will continue to play. military personnel would be continued to be paid. but their paychecks could be delayed if there's nobody there to print them or mail them. >> reporter: we have had 10 shutdowns since 1980, we put together a rundown of the dates. most of them wore during reagan's term in office. every year of ronald reagan's presidency there was to shut down. 1981 he was vetoed, at 82 he was in a deadlock, in 1983 a minor shut down, 1984 they were deadlocked, 1986 there was a minor shutdowns, 1987 a debate

over new " what was stop them from passing a spending bill. the shutdowns were fewer but they lasted longer. in 1990 republicans didn't pass i knew budget. in 1995 800,000 were furloughed for week. in 1996, the biggest shot down in history lasted for three weeks during the budget standoff. so during the shutdown benefit checks for millions of americans were delayed. >> james: we will let you know what happens and 9:00 p.m. tonight. turning now to the bonds perjury trial. deliberations are set to begin today. they tell us what

happened in to court. >> reporter: attorneys prosecuting faced off in the final round. is presenting a final arguments. all he had to do is tell the truth. that's what they said. he chose to lie to protect a powerful secret. prosecutors said he was afraid of disclosing the use because it would taint his accomplishments. prosecutors referred to steve and his former girlfriend, and his personal shoppers as his inner circle, it is their testimony that proves that he lied to the grand jury. the defense team said it was made up by three witnesses. steve contradicted himself on the stand, kimberly like to the grand jury, and kathy was coached by her brother to back

up his story. they said they were unreliable witnesses were not to be believe battle. bonds defense saithey concluded by sae untested theory that bonds had got bigger because of steroid use was a part to doowas wrong.n begins at 8:03 a.m. friday morning. >> james: we will be live at the trial today, to keep it tuned here for continuing coverage. >> reporter: the chance are back on. the home openers at 1:35

p.m.. they have done things on tap the team will raise the winning flag today and receive the championship rings to morning.tomorrow night. if you'g to the game expect extra security due to the brutal beating of a giants fan. the reward to find the two men is climbing every day $150,000. he has brain damage and is in a coma this morning. because of that incident rich kumar tells us what law enforcement will be doing. >> reporter: the giants and that the place are not taking any chances after brian was attacked following the doctors opening game. that's why the

will be at heavier please presence. this is video from the giants all-star game in 2007, metal detectors and once were used on fans then. they don't know of they will be screened like this on friday. >> security has been stepped up. we want make sure nothing like that happens here in san francisco. we will be around the parking lots, in the stadium. any type o >> reporter: security will be tight next week as they take on the dodgers' next week. whenever these teams play there is always tense fans in the ballpark. those i spoke to said

extra police should patrol at&t park. >> i think it is necessary. if people's of violent tendencies are to be high. >> nothing violent, that was stupid. >> reporter: in san francisco kron 4 news. >> james: national headlines, and more problems for the police radios. he tells a moment. a live look outside at the golden gate bridge. it is cold there. more

>> james: 4:41 a.m. a look at your 70 forecast.seven day forel be cold as you head out this morning. we have roaming showers

still dancing around out there. hopefully this afternoon it will be a dry afternoon for the giants game. oakland police department radios down again. this time for two hours just a morning leaving officers on able to communicate with one another or the dispatch. officers were sent out in teams, police are looking to implement a new radio station this summer. the mayor spoke to city hall yesterday, this was her response. >> the way i look at it is not patching the system together until the new system comes on line. we've tried to be responsive. we've had very few complaints in the last few months. we check every. compared to where i first came in warehousing weekly.

>> james: they had contingency plans. >> reporter: we're getting word is coming down after several years of sitting it will be imploded at noon today. the older naval hospital was closed in 1996, it's been a debate on what they should do with the property since then. after the clean it up developers will turn and into a housing development. >> james: 4:43 a.m.. alive look at the james lick freeway, the temperatures out there definitely on the cold side.

>> james: time is running out for funding bill so that it stops the government from shutting down at midnight tonight. president barack obama met late into the night narrowing differences on how to cut its federal spending but they have not hammered out a final geadeal. >> reporter: barry bonds perjury trial is now on the hand of the jury. he is accused of lying to a grand jury. >> james: the giants' home opener set for 1:30 p.m. today, it should be a good game. fans will see extra security on site with though recent events appeared all in all this should be good. the question is will it be dry? we had rain yesterday and maybe some sprinkles today. >> louisa: we are starting out

with chilly temperatures temperatures are in the 30's in some spots. we do have dry weather on tap for this weekend. radar shows you where we are, still seeing showers to the livermore valley, snowfall in to the diablo range, seeing showers from san jose down into los gatos. you can see this snow fall over the higher peaks. at least we wide net out not much activity across the state. a bit different from yesterday. 36 napa, 34 fairfield, sen or felw5 in san francisco. all that wet weather is moving to the south and east of us. we will stay dry to remainder of the day today. then we have some rigid setting and toward the weekend.

temperatures in to the mid-60s, and we will stay dry for a good portion of the weekend. air afternoon high 61 novato, 58 degrees in fairfield, 59 san rafael. into the east bay in those '60s, 60 mountainview, 59 in san jose. 7 day around bay, there is a slight chance we could have a few raindrops popping up late sunday night into monday, best chance in the north bay. your weekend will stay mostly dry, mid-60s. we will be '60s around the bay as well. next week temperatures warming to the upper 60s inland, low sixties around the bay. lots of sunshine in store for us. >> erica: the chp traffic clogs

are empty, and no hot spots report. the approach to the bay bridge toll plaza, a few more cars in the last report, you are still to go make your way towards the toll plaza. let's check out the san mateo bridge westbound traffic is still light, no problems out of a word in foster city.he word. from the bridge you can see traffic moves well, very few cars on the road. one last camera crosstown freeways look good right were the james lick meets the inbound central. no accidents and a drive time of 15 minutes from this camera shot to the airport. >> reporter: caltrans board put

off voting on a plan that would require riders to pay more for reduced service. they will meet again in two weeks. they are one to look at new ways to balance the budget. >> reporter: people who ride these rails can expect to fare increases in parking fee hikes to take effect july 1st. that's because raising the base fare 255 in adding a dollar to the fees add up to two and half million dollars in revenue. money desperately needed to stave off deeper cuts. the help they can find three and half million dollars in order to keep the same number of trains running on these tracks. if they don't they will most likely have to cut 10 trains from we base services, slow down the express train by requiring it to make more stops. and closed three stations. these are the three stations. bay shore, hayward

park, san jose's capitol station. another 10 stations could lose weekend service. they will tackle this issue april 21st in a special meeting. >> james: school budget battles make it tough in many local districts. one east bay grant lotus tells us teachers are upset about how the moneys being spent. >> reporter: teachers and districts say they are frustrated and angry. last week they took three unpaid furlough days, they are frustrated to learn superintendent thought a 3 percent raise. superintendent says she's defending her salary, she declined the raise last year but feels like she earned it. she points out most

teachers get to and 6 percent raises. kron 4 news. >> james: government figures show 64 percent of coal mines have not installed communication gear of that is required after the death of 12 west virginia miners appeared this is a mine where there were killed. they have until june 15th to install those cures.dear spiritgears. >> reporter: facebook is getting service performance of

upgrades. gabe's light gives us a look. >> gabe: facebook held a press conference in palo alto they invited every major blocker, newspaper, news station to show the and the spirit and new invention, an important part of equipment that will improve the web site. >> with the working on this for least a year. >> gabe: this will make it work better, make it more of our mental friendly, reliable, foster. your messages will move through facebook faster this saving you time when social networking. giant companies like facebook would normally rent out data centers. it is usually a building with racks of servers. servers are basically hard drives that store and process data. the big announcement is it is a new server and new center. they will begin to use it to improve the

web site. it will insure stability and reliability as it continues to grow. this new server design is more efficient and faster than existing servers. it's a major breakthrough in hardware, the big news is they are not keeping this to themselves, and a generous move they are making the design plans the blue prints available to anyone. to the internet tech community free. they call it the open commute project. they normally don't share projects. if these are as good as facebook says and other web sites implement them, the web overall could improve. it could lead to more reliable experience windsurfing big popular web sites. baby facebook is doing this because of the privacy concerns. maybe this is a gift to the world something

did not have to keep private. maybe they just want the web to work better. either way thank you facebook. >> james: for 50 3:00 a.m. coming up some good news for the shaft that had his lamborghini stolen. the giants' home opener is today after seeing lewis, an extra security, the weather is on the cold side. seeing lewis, an extra security, the weather is on the cold side. but thieves can steal your identity. turning your life upside down in a matter of seconds. hi. hi. you know i can save you 15% today if you open up a charge card account with us. you just read my mind. [ male announcer ] just one little piece of information and they can open bogus accounts, stealing your credit, your money, and ruining your reputation. that's why you need lifelock. lifelock is the leader in identity theft protection. relentlessly protecting your personal information

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those earning the badge will be required to build a robot well learning about sensors, and programming. there are more than 120 batches from wild the survivor of two archery. other big news level lot berdichethe . someone recalled from them route. surveillance videos they got from the marin county town showed the lamborghini driving by, since then it has not been found he had a new one. coming up we have more on our top

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>> mark: 5:00 a.m. top stories rain now after 12 days of testimony the barry bonds perjury trial is now in the hands of the jury. >> darya: defending world champions the giants make the home opener debut against the st. louis cardinals. >> mark: hours away from the federal government shut down. talks continued late last night. we'll bring you the latest. >> james: here's what it is like outside right now, seeing 30's in the north some inland spots getting close to the mark. a chilly start. >> george: a good start to the

bay bridge ride as you can see hardly any cars approaching the toll plaza. no hot spots complete text red head. >> mark: the buriebarry bonds t. he is accused of lying to a grand jury, those closing arguments wraping up yesterday afternoon, the jury will begin deliberating this morning. if convicted federal sentencing guidelines recommend a prison sentence. kron 4 will be in the court room and bring new any developments. >> reporter: i'm in the weather, over here. some area saw hill yesterday, the sky is holding some kind of ice formation. a couple of other shots. all lot

of places in the bay area of the sun was out, this is what people woke up to. this is a minivan in fairfield. this is some ice and snow covering the ground. a lot of people not in joining this yesterday. the question is what will be the weather today? darya and james r. in the weather center. >> darya: james, yesterday i thought james was wrong. but i know there were downpours. >> mark: you can see they hail in the photographs it was wild and wacky. they had a possible tornado in fairfield. we are dealing with that through the

yesterday. storm tracker for not a lot to deal with maybe some in the east bay getting into the south bay as well. otherwise, it is a mild start. it is cold and it will remain cold for a least till the sun mellows things out of it. down near los gatos and san jose, we are seeing rain for you. all in all it will be a mild start. hayward to fremont may be getting some light rain and possibly snow in the diablo range. all in all that's what we are looking at. the lighter few showing us in the north not much in the way of more rain expected today. we will keep that chance, you never know if the sprinkle pops up. right now it is chilly, we are seeing it to

opera's 30's in the north bay. 36 and napa, 34 degrees right now in fairfield. concord you are flirting with the upper 30's. all wider view colder still with us diving down from the gulf of alaska. we will stay chile until this afternoon when temperatures get into the '60s spirit 63 san rosa, 58 san francisco, upper 50's, low sixties around the media paid. 59 in san jose. 70 forecast we see things continuin7 day fore'' through the weekend, by the middle of next week's 69 degrees. maybe a small system

moving through sunday night, monday morning. >> george: a good start friday morning no hot spots or problems around the bay area. here at the bay bridge toll plaza, we will pick up our live cameras we check the purchase. an easy ride, it looks like a great start to friday morning. san mateo bridge the westbound ride also a light one. the early morning hours have wind advisories in place for several bay area purchase. they have all been lifted. if the golden gate bridge you can hardly tell because there so few had lights. no backup or delays in the set on direction. >> darya: an officer was run down earlier this. the officer was responding to an accident when he was outside the vehicle he was hit. this road was coated

with hail at the time. we are live in san jose with the latest. what are they finding out? >> reporter: traffic is moving freely right now, but it was shut down after an accident on a day. this is at 1:00 a.m. bad weather caused this accident, and northbound car near 880 x that. during and athe pale sto' >> an officer was helping with the tire i believe, but then another vehicle came from the slow lane and struck the officer and knocked him in front of the vehicle. >> reporter: we had a microburst well out here of hale, you can see how intense it

is. this is what it was when the accident happened. you can see this is what is left. cars are getting ready to go on the morning commute the bear pavement is just that bear. fortunately people are no longer risk. but of course that could happen at any time. we hadn't injury accident and unfortunately the weather made things worse. chp officer does not have serious injuries just a broken leg. >> mark: the car that struck the officer did it keep going? >> reporter: he stopped. from that point on chp took over. >> darya: will lepers of these charges? >> reporter: we don't know yet

it's too soon to find out what kind of churches there may be. the guy was driving in the slow lane and just lost control. this problem going to be viewed as an accident. >> darya: a good warning about those pop-up showers and hail. we will be right back. [ man ] i got this new citi thankyou card

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>> mark: giants finally back at home after are rough start to the season. all three games against the st. louis cardinals are sold out. we're live at the at&t park. >> reporter: we were supposed to be outside but they led us inside. we can't step on the grass, because if we do they will break but our leg spirit before they start the game, they will raise the world series pennant the first time since they were in san francisco. that

will cause the crowd to lose their minds because they really need a win. now they are 2-4. they take on the cardinals appeared not only is this the first home opener, it will be special because they will take donations for that paramedic in santa cruz that went to l.a. and got critically injured by to dr. fans. "d dodgers " fans. we will get interviews starting at 6:00 a.m. this morning >> mark: are you tempted to go a touch the grass? >> will: know i have a security guard looking at me. >> mark: stanley room only seats

are starting at $98. --standing room only-- >> darya: time limit president barack obama met late last night narrowing differences about cutting spending. they're trying to agree on how much to slash, where to cut it, to fund the government through september. a temporary measure expires tonight. a closure of the government would mean furloughs up hundreds and thousands of workers, and services they provide including processing tax refunds. we have had to and other shutdowns since 1980, and we'll take a look at those later. >> mark: cold morning bay area wide we will be right back.

>> darya: this is fairfield, this is the storm yesterday afternoon pailful in covering the area. wind blowing down the fence. they're investigating on whether it was the tornado or funnel cloud. >> james: wild stuff for last 24 hours. mellowing out this morning, light showers in the south. in the east bay from about hayward to milpitas you're seeing light showers. but still minor compared to what we saw yesterday. down in the south bay looking like there may be some rain along highway 17. all in all, it will start to dry out today. not a lot of activity to the north, or in the pacific. we

will keep the chance of a pop-up shower here and there in the forecast for the morning hours, trying out in the afternoon. it is cold look there, not our right now 12 degrees colder at this moment that was yesterday. 14 degrees colder in fairfield, in oakland seven degrees colder. but surely the temperatures, this is where you are at the moment. 36 napa, 39 san rafael, redwood city 40. we do expect temperatures to shed 2-3 degrees as we cool this morning. here is a cold we're driving down in the pacific. then the we can actually looks good. your 70 forecast shows temperatures get better through the weekend. sunday night into monday we have no week system moving through. most of the rain to the

north, it could get sprinkles and the north bay, it will be gone over night hours. next week so far looking good, conditions are warming towards mid week. >> george: couldn't be better in the traffic department no hot spots. we will start off with a live picture of the bay bridge, light traffic westbound, no wind advisory as they were canceled at 12:30 p.m.. san mateo bridge also trouble-free it is a good ride on the right hand side is the commute direction. when no one's out also an easy commute. watching a problem in san francisco that can turn into hot spot here. park presidio drive as they don't accident occurred. to lanes are blocked. at one. 03

lanes were blocked. we believe at least one lane is open now. just a few blocks from here we have hot spot last week with a problem that manage to back up traffic all the way in to iran. we are keeping a close eye on the spiriis. >> mark: cal trained vehicles striking in killing a pedestrian. around 1:00 a.m. this morning it was the midnight train, the last train out. the train was able to continue southbound, and made all scheduled stops. officials don't expect this to cause delays for the morning commute. >> darya: san bruno resident in the chris more canyon neighborhood are getting a tax exemption governor brown signed a bill that will exempt these residents from paying stock

state taxes. the blast killed eight people, destroyed more than 50 homes. pg&e trends to pullout of a $3 million settlement with the state's puc i over allegations of flawed record keeping. they will call off the deal if commissioners are able to ask about past practices. state regulators declared last month they did not comply with the deadline to produce records to prove safe operations. >> mark: the trial of the group leader accused of ordering the murder of three people. the proceedings were canceled because the prosecutor was sick. he it will resume on monday. police are searching for the suspects and the shooting of an 18 year-old man it happened

shortly after the a.m. yesterday morning he was getting off of fog bus when the suspect is described as boys between 13, 15 began firing at the victim. he was shot multiple times taken to the general his condition is unknown. >> darya: we will be right back in a couple of minutes, all live look from san francisco, all is clearl at the moment.

>> darya: a look at the 7 day around the bay forecast we have made it to friday. we have to get through friday that's the problem. we could seek showers lingering or popping up. for saturday, sunday mid-60s. it is

chilly, but at least we have no rain until maybe sunday night into monday morning. that also looks like it could be weak. by midweek almost 70. >> mark: i love the beast.80's. markets are set to open higher this morning, analysts are looking for a increase in the wholesale trade, google can receive clearance as early as today to purchase the airline fare tracker i t a fare tracker. two big mace named companies at odds with each other hewlett- packard is suing. the case

against the senior vice- president shows the growing relationship between him and the rival company. h-p and oracle is being strained. >> darya: and jerry brown is traveling to southern california today and saturday on the first legator to close a budget gap. he is trying to pressure republicans into allowing voters to decide when the taxes should be used to erase the deficit. democrats have raised the idea of you shut they down some university campuses, and reducing law enforcement officers. he will be added in elementary school this morning. republicans launched their own tour of the state to make your own case against taxes. the city of san francisco is also looking at massive budget deficit. it threatens to cut core services like police and steep pitched

street repair. the deficit projection is now up, it was 306 million, now is $380 million in the hole. it is fueled by increasing labor costs even though the city is working with fewer workers than 10 years ago. >> mark: we will be back as a morning news continues, coming up c h p hot officer in the hospital after being hit by car. we will have an update.

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this is what hit in the early morning hours. this is what caused a lot of trouble on 880. i will show you pictures, this is about 1:00 a.m. the bad weather causing a problem. a distressed shriver northbound near the exit chp said an officer stopped to help him, there was a hailstorm, according to chp officer was injured suffering a broken leg. and then what happened after word, because of the accident they took him to the medical center. >> mark: we lost his audio. earlier this morning >> craig: hello wanted to show you some pictures of the kind of storms. you can see how intense it was, this is the kind of problem that happened. after it

stopped, it was back to normal. a mile away things were dry. this is truly a micro burst. they have not had a storm of hail lately, so the pavement is ok now. people driving are dealing with normal pavement. that officer found his office in the hospital after trying to do some good. >> mark: during the investigation, you could not get from 17 is the road open now. >> craig: yes they are. the close things down around stevens creek northbound and people had to take detours. fortunately it was not at the height of rush hour. >> mark: incredible to see.

>> darya: i was telling you i ran into nothing but sunshine yesterday. i wasn't cursing you but i was singing johsaying jams wrong. >> louisa: but james wa >> james: but james was right. showers and dissipate by this afternoon dry weather for the weekend, i want to jump to storm trackers 4. this is the micro cell he was talking about. it has moved off. but it is dropping hail and snow. interesting stuff down there. as we brought me out the look and see other rain, it is primarily in the east bay. from hayward to

know milpitas' dealing with consistent light rain. san mateo bridge saying, redwood city seeing it as well. pulling out wider and no activity around the pacific, not looking at scudder short activity this morning. decreasing later in the afternoon. here is the cold start 39 in san rafael, 36 up in napa, 34 fairfield, here are flirting with the low '40's in redwood city, livermore. that cold air is with us, probably through the day today, all we will warm things up this afternoon warmer than yesterday. we will get into low 60s, we can be thankful for that. this we can more sunshine on tap, may be

a brief sprinkle into monday otherwise we look good. >> george: no hot spots this morning. at the bay bridge as we check our cameras, you will see it is an easy ride, no problems headed towards the upper deck, it easy commute coming that he shore freeway. san mateo bridge equally good. right side of your screen is foster city. golden gate bridge no problems on the stand, said bound ride through marin county looks good. we are watching what might turn into a hot spot in san francisco, it concerns the golden gate bridge. which you get to park presidio drive there is an accident at fulton. the right lane is likely

opened, but chp shut down all lanes southbound when we had a light pole leaning in the road win that messed up the commute. that is not the case so far this morning. at least one lane is open and one to a truck is on the scene. be cleared before turns into a hot spot. >> darya: we have until 9:00 p.m. our time tonight for the deadline to hit the government and the government to shut down. president barack obama and a congressional leaders met late into the night last night, they narrowed their differences into how to cut federal money. they are trying to find thea temporas tonight, the government could close that would be the furloughs of hundreds of thousands of workers in the

services they provide would stop. processing tax refunds as well. >> reporter: i found a couple of things they would have to do. first of all people would be forced not to work on capitol hill, senators would have to push their on the elevator buttons. it would have no free gym, food would be sparse because nobody would work in the cafeteria, and the restrooms could get dirty because nobody would be there to clean them. it would mean a limited response time for emergency calls such as plumbing and electrical work appeared to feel bad or not? 2000 senators have taken a pledge to not take their paychecks if the government shuts down. >> mark: 10 others shut down since 1980's most of them happened during reagan's term. almost every year there was a

shutdown. in 1981 he vetoed an emergency spending bill, 1982 deadline, 1983 minor shut down, 84 they could reach a deal, another minor one in 1986, 1987 the contra rebels and nickel rock law prevented a spending bill. in 1990 we had one for five days, in 1995 we had a seven they shut down, the bigger one from december of '95, into 1996 it lasted three weeks. it was the budget standoff credited for killing gingrich election. we will be back with more a couple minutes.

>> darya: the giants are back at

home for the home opener. it is going to be jammed packed. it is sold out, the opening series against the cardinals. will tran is live at the ballpark. we are daring him to out round security in get into the field. >> will: security are watching. there was a reporter from another station and walked onto the grass. they heard them saying over the seabees who was that person on the grass? let's talk about the home opener. they will raise the banner of the first one there received in san francisco right there. they will raise it at 12:45 p.m. and when the first pitch being 135. sanchez will take the mound.

tickets are sold out, i talked to stop public and they can find tickets there. --stub hub--it is cold out here by the first patch it will be 55 degrees, everybody is bundled up out here. security will let people in about 10:35 a.m. to grab their seats. there should be lots of action. before the first pitch they will have a moment of reflection for the fan that went to l.a. and got critically injured they will not physically take donations they will do that monday. they encourage you to go to the many web sites. but they will have a moment of reflection. >> darya: go to www.kron4.com we have the latest on him. he is in stable condition now. i like the

word about the cold. it is going to be chilly one. >> louisa: we are below normal. really cool to start your day off, for first inning mid-50s that's how exactly will was with his guesguest. we will bring temperatures up to 56 by the ninth inning. increasing clouds toward the afternoon today, keep that in mind. overall it will be it, forecast. we'll be right

>> mark: averted could come down today in the barry bonds trial. --verdict--he is accused of lying about using performance enhancing drugs. >> darya: time is running out

the deadline for shutting down the government. they met late into the night they narrow differences but could not make a deal on how to cut spending. >> mark: chp officer in the hospital this morning after being hit by a car on 880. cold temperatures and the storm is rolling through playing a role. there was a hail on the roadway. >> george >> james: we are tracking showers in the south bay. the giants will have temperatures that are prime. more on that to come. south bay, we have our rain and snow mix. highway 17 near the summit getting sprinkles, so is san jose.

possibility along the shore freeway rate where you come in the castro valley. redwood city also seeing showers. all in all it is came mild. --staying--it will be a cold start as you head out the door, we are in the 30's in some spots. fairfield 33, 44 san francisco, los '40's in concord, livermore, antioch expect 30's before too much longer. this is how cold it is today 12 degrees colder in napa, 14 in fairfield, you get the general idea is a cold start. here is a wider view on

satellite, cold air still a factor, we gradually warming up. warmer than yesterday but still chilly. a quick look at your 70 forecast. actually that's coming up i want to take a note to we have shower activity in the western slopes of the sierra. if you're headed up to the sierra a good weekend for skiing. >> george: as we continue to look around for problems in the bay area, it tracking hotspots if there are any thankfully not. we had been tracking an accident on park presidio ride southbound, thankfully it clear before it became a major problem this morning. you may recall days ago we had an incident that manage to become a huge traffic jam for the golden gate bridge. that accident is now gone.

picking up the cameras around the bay area, the bay bridge westbound, no back up or delayed. there is a report of the stall. but it took truck his ordeal with that. sematech will bridge ride looks good the right side of your screen is to commit direction, no delays. golden gate bridge ride is problem free so is the right through marin county. >> mark: the wild whether we have seen around the bay area, fast and furious hills storm blowing through. incredible images. jonathan blum has a look at what we have seen. >> reporter: it looks like a snowman, but it is a hailman, hail pelted the bay. >> the windows were shaking.

>> it was so loud car alarms were going off. >> reporter: some fairfield street looks snow-covered as hailstone battered the windshield of this car. marvel sized hail its debt to the hoods of cars and trucks. many sent pictures like this man in martinez. and this trunk is a soon city for two hands. in dublin we got hale video on the second floor balcony. fairfield they said it rolled in from the north. >> it was sunny blue sky. and then if you look towards backed

the bill but it was black. >> reporter: it made it to gilroy were we got pictures of hale pouncing on a trampoline. >> darya: i have never heard, hailman, that's cute. james was right, he is making me say that james was right. we will see a high of 59 if james is right. we will be right back. ú

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>> mark: temperatures in the 30's, napa 36, 53 is colder than it was in the afternoon monday. 59 by noontime today looking for high and low 60s. >> darya: celebrity chef guy has

a new yellow sports car. remember his lamborghini was stolen from a car dealership last month. now he has this yellow chevy camaro to replace that. police say the thief repelled up the roof and got through a window, went to the roof and drove off with the $200,000 m-3 in the. we spotted it on the golden gate bridge, and in tehran. but it has disappeared completely. he now has this hot rod. >> mark: it's like bumblebee from the transformers. >> darya: i like it. the point of them giving it camaro to him is we would show you it and we you would say look at that. >> mark: we will be right back.