>> open for business. to avoid a government shutdown. thousands of government wocould have a furlough

and pay checks could be delayed to the troops and tax returns could have been delayed. however, that is not going to happen. with the $38 billion spending cut agreement giving both sides to finalize the terms. your samantha hayes with the details. >> to avoid a government shutdown they reached an agreement. >> i m pleased that harry reed and i were able to come to an agreement in keep our government open. >> this deal cut spending by $39 billion but until this is voted on. this could be passed into next week the " stop keep it going until the government will keep running until the end.

>> both sides have make difficult choices and tough choices is what this job is all about. >> reporter: president obama worked with congressional leaders praised the agreement of the negotiation process. am i could not obeyed these cuts in better circumstances. to begin to live when an hour and means will help america compete with jobs with an in-our means. >> reporter: several areas were saved like planned parenthood. >> this is a debate about spending cuts not social issues like women's health. >> reporter: if an agreement had not been reached? 800,000 furlough workers and services would of came to a halt. on capitol hill, samantha hayes. >> isabel: the u.s. postal service will be opened. that

is important for taxpayers. you will have several days by april 18th to file. still to come, a beautiful day but a frost advisory until 8:00 p.m. it will be a mild day. let us check-in but jacqueline bennett. >> brian: a chilly start right now but it is going to warm up >>jacqueline: a chilly start right now but it is going to warm up a look at the satellite/radar. with temperatures through california warm, dry air however, mild to start off. the weekend at a glance with temperatures are going to warm up but it will be breezy. the wind will make it feel cooler than it actually is. 50s along the coast, 60s inland and inland valleys. tomorrow, clouds but temperatures will stay

the same. neighborhood by neighborhood coming up in the giants forecast later and your midweek forecast coming up. >> isabel: giants fever alive and well as their ring ceremony at 7:00 p.m. yesterday, this had a little bit of everything for fans. the bottom of the third, the cardinals hit with a solo home run. the bottom of the 6, giants had moral another home run. pat--morale of the giants. the bottom of the sixth, a home run. that was the winner, 5-4 final score. of the excitement. >> it is the greatest feeling a live here. this is

my eighth time coming to a home opener. it has been a great day. >> i've been waiting for a long time i was here on tuesday. it has just then pumped to see giants baseball again. chaffinches, awesome! >> isabel: also a 100 to the thousand dollar reward leading to the rest of the two men of the 100 to $2,000 reward. $180,000 reward--fax $150, 000. the brutal beating of stowe, leading to the rest of the tooth tha beat leading to the to

people that beat him. one step forward and two steps back for libya. and more details on the 11th hour of congress' agreement.

>> isabel: the latest from libya. after a nato airstrike the rebels are on the move against the insurgents retreated. after several of their armored vehicles killed 15 rebels. once again they're getting close to the oil port of brega, and oil storage facility. there's also word that they are facing challenges of more good of the forces. >> anti-government forces

and protests are not over yet. they're coming under gunfire demonstrators once the heat from t soureports say that one person was beaten, killed, and fired shots to break up the gathering that was supposed to prevent if... this is in cairo. still gathering in the square. >> isabel: the japan fishing industry and farming. it is done by eating%. fearing

contamination is down by 80 percent. has released these photos. the government has prohibited the planting of rice paddies water continues to be pumped through over heated. the aftershock hunters there was 7.1. it did not impact the hukashimi daiichi. the nimitz. sunshine, light traffic. your full forecast coming up.

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>> isabel: 7:15 a live look

at mount cam it is shaping up to a beautiful day jacqueline? >>jacqueline: certainly is a chilly morning alex. this morning. mostly clear skies. chilly morning-this morning. temperatures in the 30's and we will warm up as we speak. by noon, still hovering clouds tense this afternoon will be warmer than yesterday. temperatures this afternoon will be warmer than yesterday with upper 50s low 60s. we started off in the upper 30's. santa rosa, 38. and livermore. things will warm up quickly. by noon, 60 degrees. you can see the rain and the sick it would werfel, 60 in napa. ball 62 and san rafeal--and

taking a look it neighborhood by neighborhood. the the nine in san francisco. 62 in vallejo. 59 in san francisco. 63 and redwood city. 65 in los gatos. if you plan on going to the giants game? the st. louis cardinals? game 2 = 7:05 and high clouds will be streaming in. still breezy. temperatures will be cooling at the 7:00 p.m. our rest of the six degrees at game time. 40's when the fagame ends supreme jacket. as for the rest of this weekend? snowfall lingering but it shouldn't paper off and the high country. partly cloudy it should be able to taper off. we are pretty

much done with the large levels of snowfall, yesterday with over 1-feet in some areas. your kron 4 7 day around the bay we started off on a chilly side. we ended the afternoon with warm temperatures and it started to feel cooler than it actually is. into tomorrow, some clouds streaming in. as we head into next week some warm spring-like weather on tap. >> it is going to be jacket weather in san francisco. it is also going to bethe 11th cesar chavez parade 19th street in the fossi follo

festivalws also, the barry bonds trial. the jury is still out. four former giants slugger, the response. added a field report beached >> reporter: barry bonds returned to court on friday. juries wantjurors wanted to heae more piece of evidence. and the charge of lying before a grand jury and not knowingly injecting human growth steroids. they wanted to hear more testimony from hoskins. when they listened intently as hodgkin's barry

bonds taking the shot in the need to move him around. and " everything i have been going is all undetectable. hoskins says is in that this in that barry and jones were using? anderson replied, yakima same stuff. jones' track and field star game of the cold metal after receivin sh they also want to hear more of kelly hoskins testimony in the set they can have it read back to them and that will take place on monday morning. at the federal court cars in san francisco, dan kerman, kron 4 news. >> acai development, greg anderson the former personal trainer-acai development-- the side a side development, he refused to testify in front of a grand jury for the perjury trial.

stay with kron 4 news for the developments. >> the implosion took place. this old army hospital closed in 1996. this will provide realistic for public housing. coming up, the lthe latest from gabrielle giffords.

room had been national news, a gabrielle giffords >> international news gabrielle giffords in national news, gabrielle giffords is remarkable making remarkable progress. the endeavor is scheduled to take off april 29th. >> the fcc is requiring wireless giants to provide roaming charges more competitively. while at&t

and the rise and say that the fcc is overstepping its boundaries this is similar to-verizon and at&t are some of the fcc is perhaps overstepping its boundaries. >> now, here is stanley roberts who found people behaving badly. >>stanley: you can see it is opening date for the san francisco giants. the parking is $12 to $60 and just one day. and you can even get your official year or not-official like this guy selling t-shirts. you heard him right he made them himself. apparently they're making their own a giants apparel. this is dependependent pennant--$15 each or, two of

these for $30? i and i asked how that the money for these shirts will be donated to brian stowe? on camera he had a different response. the website is not up yet. for the record, these are the official price and still medical jerseys. these are the official brian stolwe jerseys that will go towards his recovery and find. alcohol kidding porn out, and now ticket scalpers. alcohol getting port out with the flocand in san

francisco, " opening day " kron 4 news. >> isabel: still to come on kron 4 news this week and a popular east there restaurant has a gun incident right in front of their restaurant. because of the giants on nbc this wednesday. they managed to win it will be at 8:00 p.m., 9:00 p.m. on kron 4 and then 10 pm kron 4 news following. .

live from the kron 4 news station, this is the kron 4 news. >> isabel: we are back. 7:30. taking a live look over city hall of san francisco it looks like a brilliant blue but it is going to be mild. >>jacqueline: a chilly start to the day right now but it is going to warm-up into this afternoon. the

satellite/ritter that storm from yesterday is going south. behind that, warm air and clouds. the weekend at a glance today. we will warm several decrees but it will be a breezy afternoon. the wind will make it feel cooler than it actually is with 50s on the coast and low 60s inland valleys and inland. through this week and, more clouds potential state virtually the same. will take a look at neighborhood by neighborhood and your giants forecast in your extended forecast all coming up. >> isabel: was down to the wider. with both bills been passed. the $38 billion cut into the budget for the next five months. late last night congressional leaders reached that deal. the president is expected to sign that this weekend and

finalize the budget details as the day progresses. this is the largest spending cut in history. >> is required of her body with compromise, and state important to--this requires compromise. and also, issues that are important to them. infrastructure projects could be delayed. i would not have made these cuts under better if it were not under these circumstances-----if we're not in agreement on social issues. to begin to live within our means will only help and the competition for international jobs. >> isabel: families are able to get a mor mortgages, and soldiers will be able to get paychecks on time. planned parenthood was also a hot topic. health care

legislation. this would impact low and middle income. some of those people are in oakland when the waited overnight for free health exams. it has been a long time since the have been to the doctor. >> reporter: houses are expected to attend a health screening at oakland. thousands are expected to attend a health screening at oakland. take a look at how many people are lined up. it is too cold to stand outside overnight their weighting in their cars. they are waiting in their cars. 3:30 saturday morning volunteers will give these a ticket. help screen. once they receive their ticket at 3:30, there will go in for a free health

screening and in dental exam. this is going to be going on until april 12th. >> a suspect to shot, killed a fruitvalle restaurant owner. on international boulevard in oakland. he was walking into his restaurant when two men attacked him. investigators said the gunmen attempted to rob him and the possibility that this had been planned for several days. witnesses say they got away in a gray sedan with tinted windows and custom programs.custom prog >> friends, customers were celebrating his life. >> we are going to miss him.

and here is wishing him a farewell. >> reporter: also he had given a lot to the effort will neighborhood. >> we're all very sad that he was taken. >> reporter: he had given a lot to the fruitvalle neighborhood. he worked with city leaders to improve safety in his district and fought for the rights of immigrants. friends, customers, strangers paid respects in front of his restaurant. >> he was willing to help the community and people with disabilities i really appreciated that and he will be in my memories. >> reporter: oakland mayor, jean quan say that it is difficult to lose a friend and a community leader. >> from an immigrant coming from mexico and i have, the privilege of working with them for many, many years nearly 35 years. it is your

personal and we will respond. >> reporter: family, friends will of a peace walk on a saturday afternoon to remember compost. that will begin at revo recreation center in east oakland. revo recreation center in east oakland. saturday afternoon. at reinbold recreation in east oakland. that will be held at rainbow recreation in east oakland. the peace walk, for staccato4 compostfor restaurant owner, compost campos.....

>> isabel: will come back.welco this case made national headlines and 20 07. the base nthese charges were later dropped because of a lack of evidence. lawyers for the victim are going to press

on and the seoul court. they are requesting $7 million in damage. the sixth dependents to use stock >>reporter: four years after national headlines six men, defendants in the civil trial were not liable for the sexual assault of a woman. she was 17 at the time. chadwick, one of the baseball players accused of gang raping this girl of 17 years old. the case was dropped with the lack of evidence. the lawyers pressed on and civil court. the attorneys for asking for $7 million for compensation sex and say that she was too intoxicated to resist. lawyers say that it was consensual sex and they're released a statement that the jury said that the 17 year-old with shots of alcohol and became highly members of the baseball team to make a choice. instead of keeping her out of harm's way to confine her in a small bedroom and had a group sexual activity. case might not have ever been to life when those three girls they found what was going on in the back bedroom and took her to a hospital. they are being called heroes.

>> we are back. 7:43. this is hail from oklahoma. baseball size state-wide. 20 the watch issued in 20 counties. a tornado-watch was issued. but 70 mph wind speed! taking a live look

with mount tam. both showing some beautiful blue sky. >>jacqueline: it certainly is a chilly morning out there this morning. with mostly clear skies and patchy fog in the north bay. temperatures in the 30's and warming up as we speak. by the noon of hours, light clouds hovering temperatures the second and will be warmer than yesterday. breezy conditions with temperatures in the upper 50s, mainly low 60s. this morning, temperatures were in the upper 30's and low 40's. 39 in santa rosa, 38 in livermore but it is going to warm up pretty quickly. by noon, at 60 degrees will be creeping into the bay area. the green is indicating the temperatures in the 60s. also more 60s

with a 60 in santa rosa, 61 degrees in napa, 60 in livermore. today's expected high temperatures neighborhood by neighborhood will be 65 and at santa rosa, 59 in san francisco and a lot of places in the low 60s. again, upper 50s along the coast. 60s in redwood city 55 in los gatos. 60 the game tonight came the march 2nd = seven:05. at the beginning of the game high clouds and breezy. temperatures will be cooling. 56 at the game time. 40's by the time the game is complete. bring a jacket. fresh powder as today. those snow showers should taper off with a

partly cloudy skies into sunday. a slight snowfall chance monday morning. we are pretty much complete with the large snowfall levels with over 1-feet in some areas. your kron 4 7 day around the bay we still started the day on the chilly side but temperatures will be warmer. that wind will make it feel cooler than it actually is. tomorrow, clouds streaming in but temperatures will soar remain the same. the warming trend with nice spring-like weather on help. on tap. >> isabel: here is kerrey with sports at&t park. it was downright springlike with our sports director, gary radnich.

>> isabel: with an encore presentation of baseball by the bay. gm's billie dean, do not forget that april the 10th at 10:00 p.m. with a special encore presentation of baseball by the bay. the giants make another run for the title and sports, gary radnich, look. april 10th, 10:00 p.m. right here on kron 4. we will be right back.

>> isabel: a precocious teenager and and inebriated youths box office. >> the parenting hanna , ex

cia father of eric banna a cross-country mission she's learned a startling truths. it is rated pg-13. >> also the remake 'arthur' this remake. when he falls in love with somebody that the family that he would not approve of. jennifer gardnner and helen miren. fabius played byfjames franco and encounter natalie

portman this is ready are.that s rated r. >> isabel: more to come of the mirror government shutdown. a beautiful live look. more to come of the near-government shutdown. more to come. we will be back. a beautiful shot outside. (music)

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live from the kron 4 news station, this is the kron 4 news. hello, and welcome

back to our second live hour. marty gonzales is out today. painful cuts. however, the government shutdown was avoided. also the latest from japan. and jan wahl. the movies? >> jan: giants! some movies and fashion in the movies. a man in new york city who takes pictures of dr. fashion. and napa valley. >> isabel: it sounds like there's more and how about talking with henry? >> henry: the non- government shut down today [laughter] he has written " beyond the pot pasta is about living along the month in

italy. -living for one month in italy. and even running naked! [laughter] >> isabel: a quick live look. walnut creek i traffic looks pretty decent. >>jacqueline: april chilly start but it should warm-up this afternoon. the satellite and radar. with temperatures diving down. here is your weekend at a glance. temperatures will warm answer will decrease the will be breezy. 50s along the coastline, 60s on the bayshore and the inland valley. tomorrow, more cloud

coverage and temperatures will stay virtually the same. will take a look at neighborhood by neighborhood and the giants forecast tonight and your extended forecast. >> after weeks of long and difficult negotiations to leaders of both parties avoided a government shutdown, cut spending and invest in our future. this is good news for the american people. it means the small businesses can get loans they need, families can get mortgages they applied for, and people can visit our national parks, museums and hundreds of thousands of americans wanted paychecks, on time. >> isabel: open for business, with less and one hour, thousands of americans--will get their paychecks. >> isabel: in the fall out, thousands of workers would have been furloughed with tax season getting impacted. and paychecks for troops

delayed but that will not happen. late last night, the $38 billion budget agreement. in the interim, there is a bill for spending when the hammer out the details. giving both sides to work and finalize the legislation. samantha hayes has more. >> nearly escaping a government shutdown lawmakers met a deal just two hours before the midnight deadline. >> and senator reid and i, and h white house and i were able to come to an agreement. to keep over government focus. >> the tentative six must deal cuts spending by $38 billion but until a final package is voted on possibly next week a stop-measure could cut $2 billion in keep the government running until then. >> this is been very hard

for life at this point. tough choices. but tough choices is what this job is all about. >> reporter: president obama worked with congressional leaders praised the agreement but echoed the difficult nature of the negotiations process. >> i would not have made these cuts in better circumstances. but beginning to live within our means will protect your investments to help america compete for jobs. >> reporter: a major sticking point is several planned parenthood. the president saying that double not be cut. >> at the end of the day this was a debate about spending cuts, not social issues like women's health. >> reporter: if the agreement would not reached before the deadline 800,000 federal workers with a bad hair furlough-furloughed--woulda furlough--samantha hayes. >> isabel: today it would

have been national passport day. and more importantly, they are open today. and also continuing to have the extra couple of days of april 18th deadline to file vortexes. >> isabel: file march 11th. this is video from the hukashimi daiichi. the earthquake/tsunami is spent four weeks. still try to stabilize those reactors. the leak has stopped. however, crews are having difficulty keeping the schoothose reactors-school coola large pile of debris is heading towards the east coast. and that the pre even

reportedly has dictums. >> reporter: a huge collection of the breed-- victim's >> reporter: after last month's tsunami it will not reach north america. scientists say that it is coming. this animation will show you where the tuition current will take this debris. experts say that this ocean currents will take this step is to breed in california coast from three years. then hawaii, before returning to the region area. this could be even here and just one year if the wind patterns were correct. these were taken by the national vote atmospheric and oceanic boats, tractor trailers and the timber from holmes.homes and most will break

apart and not reach land. however, a feat that are still in the shoes could wash up on shore. they're hoping the majority will not reach land but some will. i'm grant lotus, kron 4 news. >> isabel: experts were talking about 21 the thousand buildings as part of that debris to wonder thousand. if $200 and-- building200,000 buildings. it we part of that debris. and one step forward in two steps back for libya. it details coming up. for

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>> isabel: the latest from libya. after an accidental head from a nato airstrike the rebels retreated.

killing 13 rebels. after regrouping they are focusing on the oil port of brega and strategic storage facilities. brega has changed hands five times. meanwhile, could of the forces are closing in on the rebels home base. khaddafi forces are closing and. >> isabel: the egyptians gathered in the square once again, and the once friendly military is turning to heavy handedl tax text of the past. and still demonstrating not peacefully, when they turned against the protesters to fail to disperse. with one fatality. sports with gary

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>>jacqueline: will come back. >>jacqueline: it certainly is a chilly morning out there this morning. with mostly clear skies and

patchy fog in the north bay. temperatures in the 30's and warming up as we speak. by the noon of hours, light clouds hovering temperatures the second and will be warmer than yesterday. breezy conditions with temperatures in the upper 50s, mainly low 60s. this morning, temperatures were in the upper 30's and low 40's. 39 in santa rosa, 38 in livermore but it is going to warm up pretty quickly. by noon, at 60 degrees will be creeping into the bay area. the green is indicating the temperatures in the 60s. also more 60s with a 60 in santa rosa, 61 degrees in napa, 60 in livermore. today's expected high temperatures neighborhood by neighborhood will be 65 and at santa rosa, 59 in san francisco and a lot of places in the low 60s. again, upper 50s along the coast. 60s in redwood city 55 in los gatos. 60 degrees for the--65 in los gatos 7:05 start time of game 2 game with high clouds and breezy conditions. temperatures will be cooling. 56 at the game time. 40's by the time the game is complete. bring a jacket. fresh powder as today. those snow showers

should taper off with a partly cloudy skies into sunday. a slight snowfall chance monday morning. we are pretty much complete time. 40's by the time the jacket. fresh powder as today. those snow showers should taper off with a partly cloudy skies into sunday. a slight snowfall chance monday morning. we are pretty much complete with the large snowfall levels with over 1-feet in some areas. your kron 4 7 day around the bay we still started the day on the chilly side but temperatures will be warmer. that wind will make it feel cooler than it actually is. tomorrow, clouds streaming in but temperatures will soar remain the same. the warming trend with nice spring-like weather on tap. >> isabel: the giants had a lot to celebrate their home

opener. gary radnich has your sports. >> gary: love sports. when the king walked out with the championship flag it was a nice spin on things. they passed it down the row and brian wilson took it out. my producer " jason had " goosebumps. and matt and leslie. his first home run. one-1, tied with the cardinals. and now, he is tied for the national league and that is his third. it looks like the giants were running high three-one. brian wilson in the ninth inning he could not close. with two runs, he kept

filing them off until the feeling was right. wilson a difficult 4-3, st. louis. and powell said of al public sad before go to the actor from four-four. no we doing this with 4-7 this season including this bomb with bases loaded. only he got a single. the bases loaded, giants used eight pitchers. four hours, 20 minutes brian wilson was not so hot. but he's always talking. >> the guys came together all for a giants victory. there was a lot of positives today. powel powell sandoval coming through on the clutch. and ultimately,

everybody got in there and played a legitimate role. >> for arell and snoop dog in the background. the geezer pitching beautifully. -the a's are pitching beautifully--and a single for the fans and two-one with the shosingle. minnesota scores to. the a's draw that to-5, minnesota leading 2-1. manny ramirez, is ending his career. he retires at age 38. 550 home runs. perhaps not into the hall of fame. 100 games suspension and has

a red sock how many of those home runs for legitimate? california baseball has been saved. after you super' berkeley reinst the south = 7 we're close to making a toll of $10 million. uc-berkeley- and the uc berkeley was going to finish this year. cal baseball will go on, indefinitely. tiger will run the master's. and the 18th. second shot. it is like our friend, matt and leslie to sit down and watch. and here goes tiger woods. shot 66. giving the sharks one play. phoenix

coast to the playoff spot tonight. sharks are still in second place. waiting for the post season. if. minute to when iwhen it--minute to win >> henry: if man was intended to run? yes. this man says of the right way to run is naked. naked feet. who will explain on kron 4 news this weekend.

>> henry: the naked tour is referring to feet being led by christopher mcdougal. the author of " born to run " joined by his trainer. and he discovered the correct way to run. >> it was a revelation i was in mexico. and i heard about a running tried. they run 200 mi. at a time. it would be 10 marathons in one day. >> henry: they are even faster. >> faster than a love the runners. >> the of greater endurance. and how can they still

running? one other runners have injuries. >> henry: one of the two women is different? >> they're running with their own natural shock absorption. there are landing on their legs which is for the built and natural shock absorption. >> henry: you tried this and you are guessing that people are running the wrong way? >> yes with technology taking over. >> henry: barefoot is best? >> barefoot is perfect. required your feet-are hard wired. with the surface area and how was my body responding? >> henry: eric, can you

show us the with you land and the way that i would land if i was running? >> the easiest to drive this home is that running is like jumping. >> henry: your entire center of gravity? >> a changes as your body leans forward. if >> henry: when my feet land... >> you are adding a break now and you want to be on your forefoot. natural where i want to jump is when a natural one to be when i go forward. you're 4 ft., and monday he'll dro yo forefoot, ar heel drop. >> and i rely on my vision.

what is interesting is that once you have balance, with your heel strike. 85% of the heel is committed to that reaction. however, when i focus on my forefooot, much different >> henry: what these tribes did it different? what was the biggest difference? >> in the past, balance is for body strength. >> henry: the nikkei toward is today at 3:00 p.m. in

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oh, i am so ready for this recession to be over. live from the kron 4 news station, this is the kron 4 news. >> isabel: the:30 topping the news it was down to the wire. 8:30. the interim spending bill will keep the government running for the next week. the other bill is the $38 billion budget cut. late last night president

obama and congressional leaders met an agreement. lawmakers are going to finalize the details of the budget. president obama noted that this is the biggest spending cut in history. >> like any compromise, this requires people to address issues that were important to them. infrastructure projects will be delayed. i would not have made thcups under better circumstances but also would not want to be overtaken by politics and social issues-- cuts to--to live within our means is the only way that will help investments compete for new jobs. >> isabel: the president is saying that this will allow small businesses to apply for loans, families can people to get mortgages. and certainly you military families will get their

paychecks on time. also the controversial funding for planned parenthood. those are still on the table. low- and com peop are in oakland this morning. waiting overnight for low- income. this is happening now said the oakland coliseum and is ready explains for some it has been a very long time for them to get to the doctor. >> for them waiting outside of the oakland coliseum as part of the deal because they were concerned about their health. they've not seen a doctor or dentist perhaps in years. >> oone all i have one to it that is riding one-tooth is ridinridinone of my tooth is de, and i have ticket extracted.

>> this woman needs eyeglasses. --she needs to get her to the extracted--it is decaying. >> the goal is to help people that are not insured. all of these physicians and dentists donate their time and experience. the volunteers have set up 89 dental chairs. a few feet away is where the eye exam is. they can even get their prescription lenses made on the premises. inside a mobile vehicle. behind the curtains is where they can get a complete physical. they came up with this idea was living in south america. >> a live in a remote part of the amazon. we would go several days on foot wi the nec just to see the next doctor. this is not just a program for the homeless or unemployed. you will find a

cross section of middle america that come to this event probably because the do not have an insurance that covers the dentistry, vision. and they simply cannot afford those services. >> isabel: the fruitvalle neighborhood restaurant owner shot. >> reporter: 39 and international boulevard in oakland friends came together to remember he seus--- jesus campos killed a 5:30 a.m. the two gunmen were trying to rob him. in oakland, da lin. >> isabel: a quick, live look outside. a beautiful shot. san francisco and of

course walnut creek. everything is looking cool. and let us check-in with jacqueline. >>jacqueline: it certainly is a chilly morning out there this morning. with mostly clear skies and patchy fog in the north bay. temperatures in the 30's and warming up as we speak. by the noon of hours, light clouds hovering temperatures the second and will be warmer than yesterday. breezy conditions with temperatures in the upper 50s, mainly low 60s. this morning, temperatures were in the upper 30's and low 40's. 39 in santa rosa, 38 in livermore but it is going to warm up pretty quickly. by noon, at 60 degrees will be creeping into the bay area. the green is indicating the temperatures in the 60s. also more 60s with a 60 in santa rosa, 61 degrees in napa, 60 in livermore. today's expected high

temperatures neighborhood by neighborhood will be 65 and at santa rosa, 59 in san francisco and a lot of places in the low 60s. again, upper 50s along the coast. 60s in redwood city 55 in los gatos. 60 degrees for the 7:05 start time of game 2 game with high clouds and breezy conditions. temperatures will be cooling. 56 at the game time. 40's by the time the game is complete. bring a jacket. fresh powder as today. those snow showers should taper off with a partly cloudy skies into sunday. a slight snowfall through the sierras. however, that should taper off chance monday morning.

we are pretty much complete with the large snowfall levels with over 1-feet in some areas. your kron 4 7 day around the bay we still started the day on the chilly side but temperatures will be warmer. that wind will make it feel cooler than it actually is. tomorrow, clouds streaming in but temperatures will soar remain the same. the warming trend with nice spring-like weather on tap. >> isabel: still to come, it was an exciting day for the baseball opener highlights when we come back.

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>> isabel: 7:00 p.m. start time. yet its home opener had a lot of of everything. the bottom of the third, the left-center and there goes the solo home run. the bottom of the sixth, the giants took a deep straightaway center and in another home run. over time, a 12th inning, bases loaded. the game winner,

giants victory, 5-for you suppoe final scores 5-4. >> isabel: do not forget that april the 10th at 10:00 p.m. with a special encore presentation of baseball by the bay. the giants make another run for the title and sports, gary radnich, talking about the team's new look. april 10th, 10:00 p.m. right here on kron 4. we will be right back. >> jan: bill cunningham gives us the eccentric and ends of a menorah times. the filmmakers, of bill cunningham, new york fed is coming up. chic...

>> jan: hat's off bill cunningham. the new york times. he shows us how we dress. it is all in a new documentary. telecast /director bill cunningham richard gast, and the producer for philip and richard you are also a married couple. >> we are. then we stayed together edge of the film. [laughter] >> yes we made this movie together. >> henry >> jan: what attracted you? >> though true eccentric, the last full union. dedicating his life to do one thing. >> jan: is that single thing? >> he identifies style as it

emerges from the streets of newark officials the world will come as fault of the street and into fashion. >> jan: with this to look for? getting pictures, up, down. >> when is great is that he is a true proletarian. he wants to always dressed fantastically but he does not care if you're in downtown hipster. wore a socialite. he wants somebody food is for showing their self expression. >> jan: that is great! family to talk about that and you show his lifestyle. carnegie hall. >> yes he and six other people were getting thrown out of carnegie hall - that

was the center of culture for. >> jan: affleck, the standards are reduced with charlie sheen and british infuse a call. and how--and how he is at radio city music hall it is a great film. bill cunningham, n.y. poured into for making it come alive. his unusual story. that is a good movie fjord, but a bad film feeling russell however, the remake of the 1981 " arthur " a wealthy and alcoholic.

and toys like a bat mobile, and helen merrin is as if she wandered in from a numbefrom another movie web7. he is a funny comic with given the right to enter with this is your dad.but this is really better off--and it has no heart, and no wait. and only one halt. bill cunningham, n.y. it is fun to celebrate fashion. everybody can be an inner i will be talking

about the history and the fashion. on the april 15th, friday. back to you, isabel. >> isabel: are they here for a special opening? >> it opened last night at the embarcadero. >> jan: it was also at the embarcadero. >> isabel: the final government decision and this is must be sunshine. that must be sunshine your forecast coming up but first, hungry henry [laughter] >> henry: brushchetta his

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>> henry: welcome back you have a theater background and you started a cookbook? >> i wanted to go to a cooking school in italy. and i started looking online where i could find a family. take language lessons, and

even cooking lessons from the grandmother. ithey were really wonderful and i jumped and. i am not a shy person because i am in the theater. it is easy for me to jump and an experience everything life has to offer and that is what it was all about. >> henry: you became an expert. >> i wrote a book. >> henry: ellis about this. >> tell us about this is test-tell us about this. and that word is purse pronounced with the who test-that word is pronounced with the worletter 'k; keeping it simple. heirloom tomatoes

to not have a lot of tomato seeds. >> henry: some of them do. >> >> henry: is this what that grandmother would have made? >> yes. this is where i learned from her. what is wonderful is that you to not want to actually chop the garlic. most people do in america. surprisingly battalions to not eat a lot of garlic. --the italian people do not eat a lot of garlic. >> i am going to go to italy next month! >> take warm coast and where of the garlic on the coast. warm coast--toast- >> henry: fingers smell

like garlic! [laughter] carmack, salt. if tomatoes. and a little bit of extra virgin olive oil. that is rolling the idea. from the ground to the table. that is really the idea. the language is straight forward, people are passionate. it was an incredible experience. i was part of a family. >> henry: to you have a website? beyondthepasta.com and links >> henry: i used to read a child could story about an italian full story. the italian cultural institute on montgomery street on april 16th he is also going a cooking class 4:00 p.m.-

8:00 p.m. a couple of cooking school on maurice circle. forth and so little. his website is beyondthepasta.commanja! and we will be back in just one moment laugh

>> isabel: :fanthand the

government shut down and campos, gunned down >> jan: movies to rent, movies to see in movies to avoid. >> isabel: let us check-in with henry. >> henry: gabe slate is watching sponge bob scorepa squarepants >> gabe: ipad jacket >> isabel: a quick live look outside. golden gate bridge. in its shining and glory. and let us check-in and jacqueline bennett. the

chilly start but it will be warming up. thametemperatures will be changing as the clouds moved. it will be breezy. those winds are quick to make it feel cooler. temperatures in the 50s along the coast in the 60s for the bay shore. tomorrow, more clouds are going to stream in the end. temperatures will virtually stay the same. temperatures neighborhood by neighborhood and the giants forecast and your extended forecast, all coming up. >> in the final hours, leaders in both parties reached an agreement for businesses to get the loans they need, the families to get the mortgages they applied for and hundreds of thousands of americans to show up for work.

>> off open for business with less in one color, president obama announced a budget cut plans to avoid a government shutdown. in the fallout, thousands have been furloughed. tax season are now not going to be impacted. late last night the senate/house reached a $38 million spending cut agreements. the state to maintain government >> narrowly escaping, they reached a budget deal late friday night. listen to of course before the midnight deadline >> senator read and i were able to come to an agreement. that will cut spending and keep our government focused. >> they cut spending by $39

billion. until a final package is an enacted and possibly next month. both sides have made tough choices. president obama worked with congressional leaders praised the agreement and that of the difficult nature of the negotiations process. >> i would not make these cuts in better circumstances but be living beginning to live and our needs will protect our investments. compete with negotiations and international jobs. >> several sticking points for planned parenthood poured >> at th end of the day this was about spending cuts not about social issues, like women's health. >> 800,000 government

workers would of been on furlough. on capitol hill, samantha hayes. for >> isabel: 04 that was diverted to, it would've been national passport day today if nonetheless the post office will be open and that is where it is also important for taxpayers. april 18th is the tax filing deadline. >> they're ringing ceremony tonight before the san louis cardinals at 7:00 p.m. yesterday the home opener had a little bit of everything. let us check-in and. the bottom of the third, goes deep to left center. the bottom of the sixth. and another home run. this went into overtime the

giants win by def >> i love the giants, i've live, breathe the giants everything. >> this is my eighth time in coming. beautiful, it has been a great day. >> i've been waiting this for along time, the world series. and it has just been great to be back playing baseball again. >> on the sober side a 100 to $2,000 reward is being offered for information one- hundredth of the thousand dollars-beating the giants had $150,000. thousands of dollars have been braced for brian stol-raised for brian stowe and is in stable

coniditon we have a special section on our website to leave your well wishes for emt, brian stowe. still to come, the latest from libya, egypt, and the love and our budgethe 11th-our budget

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>> isabel: 1000 demonstrators for attacked by police. the ones from the military are turning to heavy-handed tactics of the past. soldiers used electronic batons, thousands

before dissented on the square in cairo. demanding the execution of hosni mubarek. in japan, the government is not alone in the planting of rice paddies because of radioactive contamination. nonetheless, fishing is also down by 80 percent. consumers fearing contamination and avoid what is the nation's staple. meanwhile, the photos taken

inside the plant. earlier this month, get to japan's massive earthquake. water continues to be pumped through the fuel rods. it did not impact the plant. we will come back and i will tell you about cesar chvez, >> henry: meet the world's first three-dimensional gaming system. portable gaming system. pursley, i can barely play but personally--i can barely play this video games but however >> gabe: 11 full report coming up. will have a full report coming up

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>> isabel: 9:15 a beautiful

shot of san francisco. through lake tahoe at 89. fresh powder! the scheme is going to be great. extended all the way to more of the- skiing. and how about checking in with jacqueline? >>jacqueline: >>jacqueline: it certainly is a chilly morning out there this morning. with mostly clear skies and patchy fog in the north bay. temperatures in the 30's and warming up as we speak. by the noon of hours, light clouds hovering temperatures the second and will be warmer than yesterday. yes breezy conditions with temperatures in the upper 50s, mainly low 60s. this morning, temperatures were in the upper 30's and low 40's. 39 in santa rosa, 38 in livermore but it is going to

warm up pretty quickly. by noon, at 60 degrees will be creeping into the bay area. the green is indicating the temperatures in the 60s. also more 60s with a 60 in santa rosa, 61 degrees in napa, 60 in livermore. today's expected high temperatures neighborhood by neighborhood will be 65 and at santa rosa, 59 in san francisco and a lot of places in the low 60s. again, upper 50s along the coast. 60s in redwood city 55 in los gatos. 60 degrees for the 7:05 start time of game 2 game with high clouds and breezy conditions. temperatures will be cooling. 56 at the game

time. 40's by the time the game is complete. bring a jacket. fresh powder as today. those snow showers should taper off with a partly cloudy skies into sunday. a slight snowfall chance monday morning. we are pretty much complete with the large snowfall levels with over 1-feet in some areas. your kron 4 7 day around the bay we still started the day on the chilly side but temperatures will be warmer. that wind will make it feel cooler than it actually is. tomorrow, clouds streaming in but temperatures will soar remain the same. the warming trend with nice spring-like weather on tap. >> henry: gabe slate tech report what is going on? >> gabe: i got this kid for

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live from the kron 4 news station, this is the kron 4 news. >> isabel: it was down to the wire in washington. to keep the government running. and fight a billion dollar spending cut for the rest of this year. $38 billion cut-- this agreement was reached in this is how we characterize it. gaining

ground on issues that were important to them. we had a painful cuts. i would not have made these cuts under better circumstances but we also have to maintain importance. not to be taken with social issues, and keeping ourselves with and that the scope of living within our means. to compete with international jobs. >> isabel: with government services intact. no paychecks will be delayed for government families. and look to publish it is! jacqueline? it is looking

out--blizzard it is those sky is. look at public it is--those skies alcohol bluetick is. those skies while >>jacqueline: it certainly is a chilly morning out there this morning. with mostly clear skies and patchy fog in the north bay. temperatures in the 30's and warming up as we speak. by the noon of hours, light clouds hovering temperatures the second and will be warmer than yesterday. breezy conditions with temperatures in the upper 50s, mainly low 60s. this morning, temperatures were in the upper 30's and low 40's. 39 in santa rosa, 38 in livermore but it is going to warm up pretty quickly. by noon, at 60

degrees will be creeping into the bay area. the green is indicating the temperatures in the 60s. also more 60s with a 60 in santa rosa, 61 degrees in napa, 60 in livermore. today's expected high temperatures neighborhood by neighborhood will be 65 and at santa rosa, 59 in san francisco and a lot of places in the low 60s. again, upper 50s along the coast. 60s in redwood city 55 in los gatos. 60 degrees for the 7:05 start time of game 2 game with high clouds and breezy conditions. temperatures will be cooling. 56 at the game time. 40's by the time the game is complete. bring a jacket. fresh powder as

today. those snow showers should taper off with a partly cloudy skies into sunday. a slight snowfall chance monday morning. we are pretty much complete with the large snowfall levels with over 1-feet in some areas. your kron 4 7 day around the bay we still started the day on the chilly side but temperatures will be warmer. that wind will make it feel cooler than it actually is. tomorrow, clouds streaming in but temperatures will soar remain the same. the warming trend with nice spring-like weather on tap. >> isabel: jesus campos was killed and his own restaurant in for phifruitvale. there is speculation that he was being watched for several days. the suspects got away and a gray sedan with a tent and a large 20 in. rims. and blue-tent--on

the windows and window tenint >> reporter: locals speak out >> we're going to miss him and wish him a fair well. >> reporter: he gave a lot to the fruitvalle neighborhood. >> we're all very sad that he was taken from us. >> reporter: he advocated for people with disabilities and increasing safety. to fight for the rights for immigrants. and even strangers paid their respects in front of his restaurant. >> his willingness to help the community and the people with disabilities i really appreciate that. it will be in my memories. >> reporter: jean quan says that it is difficult to lose a community leader.

>> for anybody to come to mexico and work and having the privilege to work with them. i knew him for almost 35 years. it is personal and we will respond. >> reporter: family, friends kamal plan for a peace walk. friends, family, will plan a peaceful. it will start in the rainbow recreation center in oakland. >> isabel: walnut creek traffic is picking up. >> jan: it is a dance party. pride, joy and a wine tasting and. good times it is all for the veterans. the nep, rotary cycles for site. how you could be part of it, coming up.

>> isabel: two charges

against contra costa county deputy claiming that he worked with a former narcotics officer and private investigator. they may controversial the why arrests the whd d y arrests,dui arrests are under controversy. >> governor brown signing and declaring a national disaster for the flood and of mud slide areas. >>reporter: four years after national headlines six men, six women found that the two defendants in the civil trial were not liable for the sexual assault of a woman. she was 17 at the time. chadwick, one of the baseball players accused of gang raping this girl of 17

years old. the case was dropped with the lack of evidence. the lawyers pressed on and civil court. >> she provided a " when i have my day in court i can start this healing process. it was not about money. >> isabel: the attorneys for asking for $7 million for compensation and argue the men had obligation to stop the group sex and say that she was too intoxicated to resist. lawyers say that it was consensual sex and they're not guilty of anything. the released a statement that the jury said that the 17 year-old with shots of alcohol and became highly intoxicated. at that point members of the baseball team to make a choice. instead of keeping her out of harm's way to confine her in a small bedroom and had a group sexual activity. case might not have ever been to life when those three girls were attending the party. they found what was going on in the back bedroom and took her to a hospital. they are being called heroes. >> henry: henry's garden coming up!

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>> jan: he napa they've been

doing the cycle for site helping veterans. you can and cycle, and even go to a dance party. you can look for me there. the wine tasting and so much to do. part of the rotary ride for veterans happening next week. to tell us about it are the broader read members gary, good morning. thank you for being here the rotary members--i'm so glad to review both here again. tell me what this is and how this helps veterans? >> this goes to a privately funded treatment center for veterans coming back from iraq and afghanistan. if the have brain trauma injuries our funds go out of fort a committee out reach. it is--

our funds go out for a community outreach. >> jan: people cycling pay certain amount and there are three different types. challenge easy. and they pay a certain amount and the money helps the veterans? >> that is correct. most goes right to directly to the pathway home. >> jan: where is that located? >> the ground of the veteran facility. it is privately funded. and however, it is a freestanding from league veteran facility. we pay rent. >> jan: for people coming back there will need our help. you have to have to have a cycle? >> no. 8:00 a.m.-9:00 a.m. start time. the festival follows which is included in the fee. that festival

starts at 11 and goes on until 3:00 p.m. >> jan: what the balls of the festival? >> 22 napa wineries. -what is involved it-- >> and live music. food, pictures, beer vendors a big party. and probably $2,50people there. 2500 people there. with the significant about coast towards the lighthouse fund for the blind. we brought that event back. >> jan: to make it a bit more personal this is one of the veterans. with a double amputee. >> that is petrarpatrick >> henry: >> jan: these are real people that need our help.

and it is fund a great time. getting out to the above bring the family and it will be funded--it is www.cycleforsight.com it will tell you how to get there. >> justin siena high school. easy to find right off the highway. >> jan: think to gary, thank you jim. the rotary does amazing work. this is a great example and thank you for helping the war veterans. here are whiled movies. source code is worth seeing, matt damon. relieve not romantic but is also pretty exciting. and cedar rapids one of the few, these out there. not directed by

an electrical year-old boy. also casino jack. kevin spacey. not a great will be but a good movie. also autopsy purvey-tosey-turvey and get low with robert duball and bill murray >> isabel: still to come prideprides looking for bargains new brides, looking for bargains at filene's basement! you do not want to miss it. >> henry: coming up on henry's garden. this is the new in great gardening tools, pruning bashir. it is

a bypass kronor. pruning- share bypass turne tu this does everything. even predicted for surgery! lathis not inexpensive. these are built to last. $50? >> yes it is well worth it. i would suggest not going to a security checkpoint. i am sure that there would love it. >> rose clippers. >> henry: take a look at

this. this is a fold of a bird feeder. fold up-to-bird feeder and this is also one of my favorites. you keep it out side in the morning. and it will tell you how much sun that particular iraq got. and if that is partial shade?--how much a particular area sunshine. it is perfect for trees and gauging the level of sunshine and plants. what i love about lee valley is that not only to the of great, big boxes but even there wrapping paper is with instructions. and is made

from all 100 percent recycling arturo, and even for compost. and even blocking drafty windows. let me show you this new garden item. this is the total. unlike any other card in tote it has garden tout it as inside room for other areas through your you can put your--items inside. and notice the comments on the side you could hang it up-the grommets on the side. you can hang it up in your garage. while you are

working on that let me show you that this is also fourth deck, patio. you can hanging regarding items. also for your back--. also for your current items--this is also great for your back. this is great for your gardening items. i saw this at the harbor store. this is a pot likker it hard restore- hardware store. and this is called a pot lifter. och we have rehearsed this. the

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