door meetings wanting to try to explain what he did it. >> the reasons for her majority vote are unclear. his >>reporter: it is still not clear while she was forced to resign. keller says that at the end of the date legal counsel advised them to just give her the money to avoid getting sued. >> we were advised by counsel of the work successful lawsuits by the district that would cost $ 350 k to defend the district. and assuming that there would be a pending lawsuit prevailing. the district did not prevail. the cost to the district could be much higher than $ 350 k. >>reporter: haazig madyun >>pam: former general counsel sure woul sure would-shd

will be nominated. with looming cuts the california teachers association declared a state of emergency. they are going on the offensive with the protests, rallies and lobbying efforts. to pressure lawmakers to preserve the existing funding. donald dawson explains the impact. >> in my district, the east district of party head counselors and one-half, that libraries are only open for one hour. and we have libraries that are not even getting used. we of counterfeiter--cut in half. and some of our classroom sizes are 40. it is too difficult for learning. >>pam: this was demonstrated in order to

convince more education support. hundreds of oakland teachers will get to keep their jobs. 230 elementary students have been saved. the announcement was made at last night's meeting. the combination of voluntary departures with 100 and veteran teachers with early retirement. and other from the adult occasion budget, the federal jobs bill and a state loan from several years ago. the teachers are happy from layoffs focus back to learning. >> it is so exciting for me to give me hope. the future of our school. it is difficult to say that all you could get laid off. or yes, now. and i do not know any other profession where that happens [laughter] >>pam: if that happens with the tax extensions proposal is not passed the district

still faces a $30 million reduction. and that is over the year last years of dollars and one to $1 million reduction. >>pam: gay history is getting closer, 23-14. san francisco's state senator leaving up local districts to decide what can be included and what grade level. >>pam: new details about the future of barry bonds. since the home run king has been found one count. the mistrial was declared on the other three counts. now, the defendants seem that legal analyst about the possible appeal and even a real trouble the prosecution. >>reporter: 11-1 in favor of a conviction on the

injunction count of barry bonds they also indicated that there were leaning towards the acquittal of the human growth hormone and the steroids count. that is win legal experts say it is unlikely that the government will retry on any of bonds. >> do not go to that trial how poorly it was presented to the jury. things are going to change. with anderson. he will not have anderson on a retrial. that is going to be difficult hurdle for the government to overcome. >>reporter: a former federal prosecutor and now.. is involved with the steroid investigation. he says that prosecutors will likely not retry bond because it would not be any different even if there were additional convictions the sentence would remain the same. >> you only have to what have one account for victory as a prosecutor. >>reporter: there could be trouble owith the obstruction

of justice. appeal. >> to the indictment specifically for that is a sickness? and also did the jury also found that one single-evasive this--could somebody considered a felon for obstruction of justice. >>reporter: 20 at both sides will be back to that federal courthouse on may 20th. will find out more than. dan kerman. >>pam: many complaints that the government has spent we too much money prosecuting barry bonds. to try him again would be a waste. we went to the streets of san francisco asking. >> i definitely think they should retry him. he is a role model for kids he should not be doing this type of stuff. >> know. we of order spend

too much money. my answer is no-- >> and whatever is up for more scrutiny? >> they can try him as many times as long as they can use his money. >> do you think that they should we trust him? >> absolutely i think he's an it disgrace. >>pam: may 20th it is the next and our coverage is always on line www.kron4.com. for years, south bay cities have been try to conserve water in the done just that. now they could have considered too much. rates to be going up. daniel looks as some south bay cities could be increasing up to 60 percent of the next five years. >>reporter: reservoirs in the south bay could cost more soon. the santa clara

valley district is arguing that more water could be less income for the district. >> what we experience is a reduced water primarily impacted by the weather patterns in the economy. our structure is faxed. our roof revenues are volumetric. so once or revenues godown. >>reporter: rate increases that ferry to the county. some could see a 3% increase in north santa clara could see a 9% increase for the next five consecutive years. >> i think in these economic times i have a concern about that and also the disparity to the rates. the reason they told me that there are going to increase the rates was because we reduced our water consumption. to my mind we're getting punished for being good citizens by

wdistrict reducing our water consumption. >>reporter: it is costing more to get up the water to them which is why it is costing them more. if approved? these rate hikes will go into effect delete min late may--daniel reporting >> jacqueline: temperatures today from one-five degrees warmer temperatures. a look at the high temperatures from today. 65 in napa. 59 in san francisco and along the coast. 64 in concord. the difference over the past 24 hours. with temperatures up by two degrees-four degrees with the exception of the coastline. it is still cooler to the

coastline. and inland and down into the south bay what we can expect tonight and to tomorrow. those high cloud coverage will continue north of the golden gate. and also sell the golden gate with any chances of showers south-of the golden gate. a thin layer of clouds that the golden gate bridge. no. = cloudy. south = clear. we will be back. i was in a hurry to grow up and wanted to look cool. big tobacco knew it, and they preyed on me. i'm here to tell you that big tobacco hasn't changed. they continue to profit... by selling kids the same lies... to get them to use... the same deadly products. don't be big tobacco's next victim.

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>>pam: pep rally at the shark tank. rob fladeboe is there. >>reporter: we are outside the h-p pavilion. there's an old fashioned top rally. many people on both sides.

the familiar chant " beat l.a. " and not that many king fans. the shark tank dunking booth people getting free throws. he is from benicia taunting these folks to daunt him. they have. don' to dunk him and henry tannenbaum has a ticket. he has given us a random poll of the fans. >> even though the sharks have a reputation this time of year. >> no! we are going to win. >> why should this be any different? >> because we are the best.

>> every year, the sharks have a problem. why would this year be any different? >> more challenge. i think they are ready. and in 20 years? they have to be ready. >> i like the team. he is so new. i already had one that one that was 20 on it. >>reporter: lola are iupui, they're going to go all the way in this year. [laughter]-rest in peace-and not the third line, not the fourth line, they're going to be hot this year with all the way. >>reporter: a live, we are looking a sharks fan from

benicia. also there are kings' fans and the san jose has confirmed that have stepped up security just in case there's any trouble with any possible problems. there are 19 officers. live, rob fladeboe. >>pam: kingdom 2 = saturday. the team will go to los angeles for game 3 and 4 on tuesday and on thursday. before the man is facing child abuse after pictures showing him encouraging his son to fight a fellow teenager. kimberly this is not the first thing? >>catherine: is graphic. it is disturbing. >> kimberlee: philip

struthers is urging his 16 year-old. >> (yelling) the parent is telling him to punch him, yell at and is been very disturbing. you can see struthers. according to sheriff's report he was pushing his son on after a girl fli over a girl. a neighbor contacted them pointing the fingers to this website with this video was posted. he was controllcharged with contributing to the

delinquency of a minor. we will be back, more news after this.

>>pam: now, here is stanley roberts who found people behaving badly. >> pieces of broken glass. it is not difficult to spot these signs. numerous e- mails from this district in san francisco their car has been broken into numerous times. and they wonder what is going on. i went out salt of market to get some answers and i put in a call to the san francisco police department. the san francisco police will focus their efforts towards violent crimes. 2393 so far this season. 2397 from last year. 21% increase. police

are starting to see a decrease and break anins you can make a big difference by putting a wait visiblputti a wae visible any componentry. gps, iphone. san francisco police are redirecting their officers to combat autuo break-ins the worst district is south of market. reporting live, stanley roberts. >>pam: if you have a comment or story idea for stanley, you can email us at peoplebehavingbadly@kron4.co m (music) >> jacqueline: a live look outside from our mount pam cam and as i mentioned clearing skies. you can see these clouds to the north. plenty of clear skies with high clouds to the north.

this band of clouds is streaming north pushing continue in towards tomorrow continuing chance that the north bay could see some rain. do this cloud band. tomorrow afternoon during the state will to the north but it could get south near santa rosa, petaluma. with perhaps light showers. through midnight, you can see it is dipping down a little bit. keeping and an umbrella candy. these temperatures will continue to warm up an umbrella-candy. golden gate. and san jose 0 and 271 santa rosa = 66. saturday, even warmer conditions expected with the 70's. and even upper 60s. a mixture of

sun/clouds on saturday and still warmer upper 60s for san francisco, oakland, low 70's for santa rosa, concord. your kron 4 7 day around the bay it is warm tomorrow, to the weekend. keep your umbrella handy. you could see light showers tomorrow and the chance of rainfall into late sunday released monday. and that will continue towards next week. and let us take a look at the new snowfall. bear valley = 1 in.. in the past 24 hours. 156 = base. heavenly with fr3 in. of fresh pit and squaw valley also was 3 in. of fresh powder. www.snowbomb.com we will be right back. >> jacqueline:

>>pam: zsa zsa gabor has had

a leg amputed prince fredreick van onhart wants to get a surrogate to continue on the name of the gabor. anc catherine zeta jones has made the decision to check into a mental health facility. to treat bipolar disorder. she spent five days in connecticut and is feeling great and working towards her to felons. brooke shields will speak--2 films coming up for jones. >> burke showed it shibrooke shs

speaking at princeton were chagrined to witted speaking from with french a degree which in france french language and she graduated with honors. >> charlie sheen more trauma. 6 news at to this.

now at 6:30, our top stories. more news, more crews, right now our top stories. >>pam: the 6:00 p.m.--new details. closer look at the four women that naso really murdered. team coverage and law enforcement agencies across the country are going to uncover more evidence of the cold cases. kate thompson as the details. >>reporter: here are

pictures of three of the four victims all women, all young under the age of 40. each woman has the same first and last initial in her name. this old clipping gives the details of roxanne's debt, shoes 18 jews killed, asphyxiation. found in brush with her feet bound, and she was found nude in brushed choose only--18 when she was killed. >> it is difficult to believe i thought that this was going to be an on salt taste forever. we're able to get closure. -i thought the source going to be non-sal not solved. this will give us closure. >> this woman was 38. pamela parsons. she went out for

food groceries and did not come back. she was living with her son and her husband. grant lotus spoke with the fbi today. >> he has been with the appetite for 30 years and he is intrigued by the small details he has been with the-fbi. and with any evidence, that he found was that this person is guilty is because there is this nationwide task force. >> by the formation of the taskforce tells you something. it is indicating that they think that they can connect this guy two other unsolved cases. i do not think that this is done in a cavalier way. they dedicate a lot of manpower to it. they think that they

can make some progress. i think that even though there is some commonality with the names. the initials of the first name, the last name of the victims. and of course this is in california and back east there is some similarities and that the way the crimes/murders were committed. >>reporter: he also thinks that the police are telling us only about 10 percent of what they know which is typical for a situation like this. did not want to jeopardize the investigation or potential leads. >>pam: our continuing coverage www.kron4.com >> jacqueline: (music) as expected >> jacqueline: one degree, warm 65 degrees in napa. 60s

to the bayshore. into the south bay. taking a look at the changes in the past 24 hours. it is four degrees warmer in san rafael. four degrees warmer in livermore. to-three degrees warmer than anywhere else. what can be expected night and into tomorrow. cloud coverage to the north. into tomorrow the chance for showers it will stay cloudy for most of the day. temperatures will be warm and quite a bit. will take a look at those situations coming up in just a bit. >>pam: california has a $15 billion shortfall. the government is looking for ways to save money. today, one step to take cuts on paying pour let is a of cars. the state pays out thousands of taxpayers for chorucars in our report to

resell. >>reporter: the new rule passed. they voted to allocate $3-$3600 per legislator, per your that is a big difference!, but the old numbers. others old numbers, it was $7,397 per assembly per cent. at $7,508 per state senator per year. that figure includes everything. all this taxpayers' dollars. the savings on changing these rules will save $2.3 million. over a five-year. teresa a stock short, kron 4 news. >>pam: traffic. the stock shthe traffic is looking slow.

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>>catherine: new information the suicidal mother brought her children to death. her boyfriend was cheating on her. this is the picture. the only survivor is her 10 year-old son. he managed to get out of the vehicle. a woman so the boy. >> i was asking that he said i needed to rule the state. he heard the mother say i made a terrible mistake. she tried to

reverse the car out. and it was too late. >>catherine: hours before she loaded the car into the minivan and posted a message on facebook i am so sorry, everyone. 4 give me for what i am going to do this is it. >>catherine: and father says that this daughter was hit by a car. the father wants the teenagers to face criminal charges. the bullying let her to running away and was struck by a car. >> samuelsson pleaded guilty. he was charged with killing his girlfriend adult daughter last year, hiking the betty in the basement and also killing an elderly couple. he did not speak

during the court appearance. the dispute between this peaceful and this police is the center of an ongoing investigation in pittsburgh. investigators say that this pets for pirates fan was kicked out for bringing his own food. he got into a scuffle security and police. with the teaser and hit him and he was in court. he faces harassment and resisting arrest charges. >> jacqueline: this warm-up continues. north bay conditions and the rainfall potential coming up. ♪ introducing the most fuel-efficient luxury car available. ♪ the radically new, 42 mile per gallon ct hybrid from lexus. ♪

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>> jacqueline: a live look. the stormtracker 4 radar is showing that this is going to the clearing at the

golden gate this cloud band continue to push east. the rainfall offshore. that is where it will stay. there is a slight chance for showers tomorrow morning. we can see the rainfall will still be well to the north. although it could dip down and clip places like santa rosa, petaluma. it looks like we will stay dry for tomorrow. we will see cloudy skies and more sunshine self. watch what happens. mild. attorneys call low 40's--upper 40's, low 50s what what happens--where struggling to get to the 60s in places like novado, santa rosa, and 60s south. we will start to see more 60s in the north bay later. here is a look it tends neighborhood by neighborhood. 60s and san

rafael. upper 60s and low 70's for the inland valleys. notice south of the golden gate, and warmer with upper 60s, low 70's. through the south bay. a pleasant day as it warms back up. this warming trend will continue towards the weekend. saturday, you can see 60s along the bay shore. we are going to see clouds saturday, sunday and even the possibility of light showers on monday. a cool down as we go towards next week. >>pam: the sharks get the campaign under way playoffs. the will to take on the los angeles kings for the first time. and while the game does not start until 7:00 p.m. the fans are already out. rob is live. >>reporter: we are about 45

minutes from the drop of the hockey puck. we are outside as the fans out of the c h p pavilion. this is another time of the playoffs for this team. the sharks' fans are hopeful this time they are hoping will be different this year. there is a man that beat them last year that lost to chicago. we spoke to fans. they say that it is going to make the difference this year. >> goaltender! with a great goaltender. great face-off, good score, good rookie. outstanding bores. 32 goals outstanding-force-- >> we are better this year, we are the best that is why. >> i agree [laughter] bill

hopefully it is every single series at to get the cup. let us not mess around. >> i think the sharks and five. they might still one from us or go through a streak. but i know that we are going to beat them in five, guaranteed. >>reporter: live, the san jose pavilion. we continue the hockey puck dropped. not too many teamsters. and the giants fans will also " beat l.a. " is the chant. live in sends a rob fladeboe, kron 4 news. >>pam: the rest of the schedule to no. 2 = saturday. and then los angeles for game 3, game 4 on tuesday after stay.

>>pam: brian stowe has been taken off of sedatives and now his family is waiting for him to wake up. at the los angeles hospital. tonight the giants' minor league team is honoring brian. >> and inside the giants principles stadium. the cousin of brian stowe can you update us on brian? >> the doctor's uc medical have taken them off of this sedatives. they are waiting for those sedatives to dissipate. at that point they will wait for brian to wake up. >>reporter: major milestone? >> yes, has gone five days withou teacher which

seizure which is tremendous. --the sedation was helpful. now, we're waiting for him to wake up. >> that could happen at any time? >> yes. they do not now quite what time frame had cases and trauma injuries are different and each case is different. we know the prime and will be ready. >>reporter: family members have been bedside when was the last time you saw him? >> one week. they wanted no stimulation for the last 5 days. while he was off of the sedation i'm going to fly out on saturday. i will be there for-five days. and then return to the bay area. >>reporter: today, there is a special tribute for brian? >> yes. we wanted to come

down and with representatives, family, friends on the field. the outpouring of love is just tremendous. we are proud of prion. >>reporter: the tribute is in san jose and its star to a 7:05 reggie kumar, kron 4 news. >>pam: ipad was stolen from his dorm over the weekend he took matters into its own hands. kimberly sakamoto. >> kimberlee: and how did he do this? let us take a look at this video. hugo shcector took charge when cash laptop and ipad was taken. this video is showing that the opeapple mobile me device can

have a tracking locations currently, they found that it was in maryland and he says that i do not want to drive there. although that reportedly were excited about getting the items police for able to recover. and then he treated that we did said " don't steal my stuff ". >>pam: we will be back after this break. w#

>>pam: state regulators are cracking down pg&e pipeline explosion. the california

public utilities commission approved a plan to require pg&e to file semiannual reports on what pipeline companies they are replacing. and what pipelines are most at risk. and it will let you justify its annual budget. pg&e has been under scrutiny since the san bruno explosion killing eight people and the 38 home construction. >> jamie sotz is a suspect showshooting somebody on lundy ave. he should be considered armed and dangerous. take a look at one of the most prolific graffiti taggers stephen freeze pleaded guilty to vandalism. in connection with 2011 previous

investigation he was arrested in october--2009 pin $38,000 to restitution to san jose and owners of private property. he must also have three years of probation. >>pam: the air tracker fall out, the to keep hearing about this. >>catherine: yes we keep hearing about this, with planting and small airports at late at night that reach air traffic controllers. this time, the pilot was curing a critical year-old patient desperately trying to get direction to land. this went on for over 15 minutes. in any effort to

reach the tower here is a little of what was said. >> we are just going to have to land. >> they're not answering. >> we're going to need to lead. >> rett roger, you are going to be landing at your own risk. >> this is ridiculous, this is an outrageous, this is behavior that we're not going to stand for. that control has been suspended and we're conducting an investigation. >>pam: >>catherine: this is been and in parand in paris mid-can and in reno, this this recent with reagan washington airport. now, there are going to beat to air traffic controller on duty. >>pam: their been talk about their schedules.

>>catherine: sometimes there on eight hours, off eight hours and they do not release date on it to get a full night's rest. they've been talking about this fatigue problem for a long time. they have talked a lot but have not done much but perhaps this will change >> we will be back.

now at 6:30, our top stories. more news, more crews, right now our top stories. >>reporter: commission today voting to reject really reduce the amount of money to legislators for their cars. this new rule would be only $300 per month. that is one-half the amount of money that the presently get. the projected savings would be $2.3

million. we are talking about tax. dollars and you paid for it. to resist social, kron 4 news. >> jacqueline: (music) >>jacqueline: these clouds will be split clouds to the north, sunshine to the south. 2 in.-5 in. warming in even more, tomorrow. temperatures of be in the upper 60s, low 70's. 70 in concord. more 70's on the board on saturday but we are quick to continue to see a mixture of sun/clouds. taking a look at temperatures. upper 60s, bayside. '70s to the south bay. '70s in concord. taking a quick look your kron 4 7 day around the bay warming continuing to sunday. will start to " back down. the chance of rain short-term in the north bay and the slight chance sunday into monday. a

quick check up on your still bob ski report. not much fresh powder to talk about. with a little bit of fresh powder. sugar bowl 1 in. of fresh powder. if you'd like to more information? www.snowbomb.com clear, grant lotus was talking about the latest on the murder investigation of naso.. fbi is having a task force to investigate further. the victims at the back to the 70's. with the same first name letter and last name letter, now, here is stanley roberts who found people behaving badly. >> i was wondering about all

of the vehicle break and and i spoke to the vehiclsan francisco police and they're starting to focus their efforts towards violent crime. 2963 auto break-ins so far this year. 2247 from the same time last year a 20% increase. although police say are seeing a decrease in break and south. when these last statistics were released. you can make a big difference by not leaving things like a gps about. also do not leave any cables out. any indication that you could have any componentry or electronic device in the car. s f p d is saying that this problem is focused south of market. where viewers have been hit the hardest. reporting, stanley

roberts. if you have a comment or story idea for stanley, you can email us at peoplebehavingbadly@kron4.co m [ jerry ] look at this!

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>>pam: a high-speed chase and the hollywood hills and the three in texas. the three theivery >> kimberlee: a stolen car in the famous hollywood hamelhe jumped from a moving car and tried to run away. eventually surrender gas the police moved in. arrests were made in the was taken away. >> take a look at this in texas. every this pennsylvania store--however, this surveillance video is showing this after this suspect lives next door.

they said that the evidence was on the counter when police arrived. he was just lifting these right after the delivery. >> kimberlee: sold his home had three large the types in the h6 ft. x 7 ft.. beehives inside this home. >>pam: lincecum makes a generous donation to brian stowe. all coming up on your evening sports. with gary radnich.

good evening your buddy tim lincecum toldonated $25,000. good evening everybody-- brian stowe was taken out of

his medical induced, $70,000 have been donated from the giants so far. with over $180,000 being in reward money. $150 k. giants. with the national league's west. they could be chasing them for a while. detroit born in santa clara fresh off of a brand new contract. his third home run, the rockies the tree six31 his fourth home run. the best franchise start. the giants hooking up with the rockies, a sweet double header, 10-2. 6-6 the

will meet monday in denver. and in san jose, a game 1 the sharks and the kings, three games each. the kings will be without it their best player on trade will have trouble scoring. here is todd mcclellan. >> how much difference are without andrea? and speaking to the players and natalie for the kings but i've said it before. when you lose a player like that others tend to pick up the slack. a good strong team, the penalty margin is good. it will be a challenge. 7:00 p.m.. >> in the southern

california, tuesday, thursday and i am sorry but i am tired of taking the fall. when i said that contrary copetar is name is ange and the cuecard says andre it is anzre. hell we do have a great producer though. --will agree

producer. >> with a great producer. his >> and livermore is a great sport. a long time-larry is a perfect complement he will probably say you write " joe ". larry named assistant and fans of the sacramento kings. a last-ditch effort to save their effort. cal bells ringing. perhaps their final game against the kings last night. the nba is that the league owners meetings are in motion the number one deal as the kings moving to anaheim. they want to keep them here as a last-ditch effort. at the end of the day it is going to be all about money. >> quiet on the n f l front with the lock out. no news? owners are chiming and.

roger and company have been ordered for a mediation at 9:30 a.m. meeting with players/reps and 10 hours getting a new deal. linebacker says that he will pass on the lockout payments that they're offering players. he says he makes plenty of money in the n f l and he should be perhaps offering money to others. and a lockout? i have enough money to stay afloat. >> jerry rice a headliner in golf jerry is working today. all of these golfers what they call for is if they have a good year. maybe they could get a pga card. jury had a great shot on the second hole but he ended up with an 80. 16 out.

catherine heenan and i will team up for the ask catherine and gary. how are you? >>catherine: i am ready we have good questions. >> are the teleprompters payed? >>pam: it was always one small thing. >> is soon as one small thing happens, if can snowball [laughter]!

>> she is one of the favorites in the bay area market catherine heenan. >>catherine: good questions. a sharks question. >> hey gary with the sharks

win this series and how many games i need to know it is a jury, very important. >> get over it! [laughter] >> i was a five, six that is the general prognosis. the kings are missing their leading scorer and the general feeling is that their hopes are high. not like to years ago when the were the favorites to win the stanley cup again, if you have to have for winning round to get the cup. >>catherine: and other sharks question. >> hey gary how did the sharks know when to change lines? >> what a nice person but i have no idea. >>catherine: this showtime premiered last night. >> the showtime documentary

of the giants. >> i took her question. >> i got some heat from the giants fans. i saw pablo sandoval getting into shape and form one of those reality shows. if you watch espn and that is buying. however, to generate an overall audience you have to have crazy people. >> there are too nice? >> they are nice group of guys. somebody said that it is well done and another guy called and that if your not a giants fan? it is going to be difficult to watch. again, without crazy people i just wonder if it is going to take off. >>catherine: the dodgers. with boos? how were they going to

>> i do not think that much choice. with the violence, and more security, less beer. i'm going to go to a meeting with pan am more. 100 on kron. >>pam: bayto breakers.ing.com

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