>>live, from the bay area's news station, this is kron4 news at 530. >>pam: new details about the new smart meters. the utility said the small number of the meters are defective and overcharging customers. kate thompson this year with a look at the number of bay area customers affected. >>kate: total of 1600 effective leaders in the bay area. contra costa have the most apt to draw did before, alameda 157, san mateo 58. the issue, they would overheat misreading the temperature and overcharging customers. 8 million smart leaders have been installed in just a small fraction 1,600 m have been found to have this defect. overheating of their internal temperature goes over 100 degrees. all

affected customers have been contacted will receive a $40 refund and a $25 credit for their inconvenience. all defective meters are being replaced. reporting live, kron 4 news. >>pam: pg&e is taking care of another problem today and mountain view. the utility start inventing a pipeline to remove all the gas for the testing which will take place next week. it's all part of pressure tax on natural gas pipelines. part of the project covering 150 mi. of pipeline in the high consequence areas. all in response to the deadly blast in san bruno last year. >> were prioritizing lines that have similar characteristics and age to the pipeline that ruptured in san bruno. for starting in mountain view for is because it's in close proximity to the type of resources will need to perform these tests. >>pam: the pipelines will be full of water during the test, crews will be on standby in case there are any leaks or any minor

flooding. san francisco mayor races off to a look of stark. several candidates are already sitting on large campaign chests. however big chunk of that money comes from the taxpayers. san francisco is one of the few cities that provides free taxpayer dollars to the candidates. and our continuing series, you paid for it, that money could be used to save jobs during the tough economic times. >>terisa: already in the mayor's race the city has paid out nearly $1 million in taxpayer money to three candidates. that $1 million could pay for six police officers, six nurses or 10 street cleaners and you paid for. six months away from election the race is far from being over. that means more taxpayer dollars could be spent on the campaign. in fact, there are 35 candidates to file papers to run for mayor in san francisco. with our finance

law allowing a payout of nearly $1 million, per can to get it could mean the election could cost taxpayers $35 million and you paid for. in san francisco, kron 4 news. >>pam: san francisco voters approved public financing back in 2000 and the board of supervisors extended that money to the mayor's race in 2006. >> you can always argue that the money could be used in a different way but i do support public financing of the voters and strongly support public financing as a way to take and reduce the influence of big money elections. the school financing is to allow can this not to have to raise money all the time, not half of constantly fun race. >>pam: the top recipient of the public financing money

is former san francisco supervisor duffy. my tennessee plans to retire after 31 years of public service. this afternoon he endorsed the district 5 supervisors to take his job. at a news conference on the steps of san francisco city hall. >> in this particular race for sheriff of san francisco of the most important endorsement to be cast as bad of sheriff mike. which is why i say with great pride, believe so, i want to make sure you have my commitment, that i will build on your legacy as effectively and best as i possibly can. >>pam: he decided to endorse the mayor because of his extensive background in law enforcement, his legislative accomplishments as well as his ability to meet the physical challenges that the sheriff would face. one of

the hot-button issues on the ballot is a school parcel tax. san mateo county has three school districts that have partial taxes on the budget. san carlos once voters to renew measure a homeowners will continue to pay $110.60 for eight more years. teachers around the bay are taking to the streets in protest this week. the trend to raise awareness about the impact of state budget cuts of education. in san leandro more than a hundred students, teachers and parents demonstrated inside san leandro high school this afternoon. >> what were trying to do, we know we have a supportive community, they look the schools and teachers but i'm not sure they're aware of how serious these cuts really will be. were just trying to raise the awareness of the catastrophic nature of what will happen if the temporary

taxes are extended. over the last three years san leandro schools have already increase class sizes and eliminated counselors in many extracurricular programs. in richmond, teachers protesting along the streets this morning. drivers honking their support as they pass by. cuts include possible for an cuts with all the education. democrats have approved a delay in sending vehicle registration renewal licenses to drivers. giving them more time to work at a california budget that maintains a tax on vehicles. if the governor approves, the dmv will delay renewal notices for one month. that's the date the temporary increases scheduled to expire. the bill does go through the drivers will also have the 30 day grace period. >>jacqueline: temperatures

were exactly where we thought they days. temperatures in the '70s but we also clear reading close to the coast. in the low '60s for half moon bay and san francisco. a.d. in antioch and fairfield. upper '70's for the north bay and the upper '70's down in the south bay to. tonight into tomorrow, breezy and clear conditions for this evening. it will stay close to the coast into the overnight hours but by tomorrow, are sunny and much warmer tablatures warm significantly over today. at election along a long trend will last. stay with us. hey marcel, watch this!

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a final vote expected in two weeks. a section of highway one through the big of regent will remain closed for another month or so unless crews continue to work on clearing the landslide. the highway and older creek will not be open for another four to six weeks. the unpleasant and the president from college has been arrested, describing as a student visa fraud scheme. indicted on 33 counts alleging visa fraud, money laundering and harboring aliens. in berkeley, cal men's

gymnastics has been saved. the fund-raising effort help save the men's gymnastics program which was slated to be cut in a cost-saving move. hundreds of people marching through san francisco financial district today, they want wells fargo to change corporate policies on home foreclosures. only 22 percent of homeowners facing foreclosures have received a loan modifications. warmer weather on tap as we head into tomorrow. this will last into thursday as well. i will have details about the heat wave coming up in a bed. i'm done with all these lists.

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>>pam: the raid that led to us, death, could help in the lead to finding other up haida figures. it may provide details on all kinds of operations. we are getting a closer look at the compound with nick robertson.

>>reporter: just across the feel that there's already a big crowd of people gathering around. i could see soldiers, walking across the field. when you look at this building, it's different from all the other buildings around it. it's taller and has a higher wall. the compound starts here. i'm 6 ft., that gives you an idea of how tall the wallace. if you come back over here, we can take a look here. you get to see the high part of the compound building here. it was up there on the second and third floor where obama was killed, two shots, one to the head in one to the chest. the attraction and of itself. people got their cell phones out taking

pictures, a professional journalist down here. people coming to take a look. you could see the doors are sealed, the labels here. they're stealing the doors to the compound. behind the doors blood on the floor. this video was taken just after the fight finished. now all that damage is off limits. as you walk around the compound there is nothing to give away that the world's most wanted terrorist was living inside. this is incredibly it ironic, painted on the outside in an advertisement for gross college on the wall of the compound were the world's most wanted terrorterrorist live to. this man did 91 and access to education, his view of his land denied women the opportunity to progress in life. here is on the inside of the place he was hiding an advert for girls to get an education. you could see

it all the mud is turned out but i could see the building as well. there's little damage that i could see even squinting in and taking a look from here. i can't see any signs of heavy explosions or pockmarks from gunfire. in law and is believed to live at the compound for up to six years. raising questions as to how he could of moved in without the knowledge of pakistan government. >>kimberlee: and you receive any now promising to show you pictures of videos of his death be careful don't open them. the fbi just pose an update on the website warning these types of unsolicited e-mail's are being sent out and they could contain a virus that could still your personal information or in fact your computer. there telling people to update privacy settings. >>catherine: the white house said it osama death will not affect plans to begin with

withdrawing troops. turning the security over to the afghanistan. there waiting for a recommendation from military leaders before deciding how many troops to bring home. nagel said it's keeping up pressure for gaddafi to resign. the car bomb exploded at the headquarters in bangkok on see. khaddafi not budging, turkey is now demanding that he step down. turkey is a key mediator. iyou are looking at the cockpit voice recorder they pulled from the atlantic, it was found by a submersible nearly 13,000 ft. below the ocean's surface. all 220 people died in the crash in june of 2009 after the plane hit a thunderstorm.

>>jacqueline: a live look outside, sunny skies and mild temperatures. it will get warm as we head into the next couple days. tomorrow, temperatures mild to start the day in the mid to upper 50s. that will warm up quickly tomorrow afternoon. close to the coastline still cooler but getting close to the '70s. low seventies for the closed-end edie's nearly everywhere else. neighborhood by neighborhood, in the morning mostly upper 50s and low 60's. into the afternoon quick warming temperatures getting into the '80s and a number of places i knew. 80 now thought and san jose, 81 santa rosa, 70 in san francisco and in the later afternoon warming up even more into the '80s nearly bay area wide staying clear

close to the coast. high temperatures tomorrow, 86 santa rosa, 78 san francisco, 82 richmond upper 80s low nineties for the delta and inland valleys. the places that will hit the low 90s, places like danville, walnut creek in pleasanton. along the coastline in the slow '70s, '80s for the bay shore and '80s and the south bay. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay, the warming trend will last through thursday so very short- lived. we'll see the sea breeze winds kick back and thursday. that will bring us fog along the coast and friday morning. much cooler temperatures friday, the cooling trend continue more cloud cover expected this weekend. >>pam:a programming note,

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[ beeping ] >>catherine: new information on a high-speed police chase. police were chasing a stolen white cadillac. they say that car hit another car at the intersection near 82nd. a motorcycle officer, a squad car both involved in the chase. they've lost the suspect for time. that's when the crash happened. we know that a woman and the car but was injured, two children in the car not clear as to whether the children were injured. there is one suspect still at large. >>pam: a fiery nighttime display, one man's take on patriotism and a race that dreams are made up. kimberly is here with today's edition of take a look at this!

>>kimberlee: this might look like fireworks but those flashes of light actually let the explosion in misery. the army corps of engineers that needed the levy in an effort to prevent flooding of the mississippi river. rising waters were expected to devastate the illinois. take a look of the aftermath of our tornados in new zealand's largest city. luckily the driver of this bmw wasn't in his car when the tornado hit. there was a lot of damage, windows blown out. the glass shattered on this shipmencements. at least oe person was killed, dozens of others injured. take a look at this man's unique way of displaying his patriotism. retired new york police officers deck is banned with patriotic colors and a license plate he will have

to change to got osamas. take a look at this, then sat are for sleeping bear for racing. a bad race took place in louisville ky. their steering it through an obstacle course. the annual event is one of the many precursors to the kentucky derby. the city was named one of the top trouble hot spots for 2011 by tripped adviser dock on. new york was first followed by honolulu and hawaii and then san francisco. lawson vegas and hawaii round up the top 10. san francisco ranked 23rd for worldwide destinations. don't miss kron 4 exclusive coverage of the 100th running of the zazzle bay to breakers on

sunday may 15. we will have cameras all along the course capturing all of the fun. the 100th running of the zazzle bay to breakers sunday morning may 15th starting at 8:00 a.m. here on kron 4. we'll be right back.

>>pam: we show you what drastic measures san jose will take to deal with the massive deficit. we introduced you to a new face coming to the san francisco zoo. we keep leeks tells us how much u.s. authorities are tracking your facebook post. >>now, at 6:30 p.m. tonight's big stories in one big block of news. more crews, more stories. right now, today's top story. >>pam: the decisions ahead in san jose as the city faces mass of red ink. $2 million deficit to help fight that the city has released a budget plan that would mean massive cuts to services and city jobs.

>>rob: latest numbers released by the san jose city manager's office painted a grim picture for all city employees. as many as 588 city workers could be affected one way or another through layoffs, seniority bay stop bumping or attrition. that includes 195 this one san jose police officers, 64 firefighters, 182 people working in neighborhood services and 72 librarians. the city said the number of layoffs could be higher on us all city workers agree to take a 10% pay cut. budget hearings get underway later this month. the final draft a budget message to out in june, followed by any and all actual layoffs on the first of july. in san jose, kron 4 news. >>pam: the mayor said the only way to fix the budget mess is to ring and what he says are runaway public

employee retirement costs. >> a 10 year ago the city spent $63 million on retirement benefits. this year its 150 million, next year it will be 250 million just for retirement. it will keep going up for the next several years. that's not the worst case scenario, the reality we face. but those increases are driving our payroll, and benefits up to 50%. no one inside. dramatic impacts to provide services. were draining money at the services to put in retirement services. >>pam: all three of the bay area's major cities are facing a budget deficit. it oakland faces a $58 million deficit in san francisco faces a $306 million deficit. at 630 am we will tell you how all taxpayers

are interested in political campaigns just by paying their taxes. in santa cruz county board has passed new regulations for medical marijuana dispensaries. the regulations limit where the dispensaries can be though they did not limit how many can be in the county. the decision comes days after two men firebombed the capitola healing association in santa cruz. kate thompson shows as the surveillance camera footage. >>kate: this is a view from some other surveillance cameras outside the pot club. you can see he has told the class and they're going to light that cocktail and throw it through. you see that flash of light and then all of the smoke. if you could see the flames coming up here. all of the chairs are on fire. there is another cocktail rolling through the front door. back

outside, you could see their letting the cocktail and it will throw one more break through the door and then the two suspects run away. >>pam: oakland police are looking for a least one person who led them on a police chase this afternoon that ended with the crash near 82nd. police say the suspected driver hit another car with the woman and two children inside. the children are reportedly find the woman was taken to the hospital. please have the parameters set up to try and trap the suspects who they do consider dangerous. san francisco please have a man in custody suspected of attacking and 84 year-old man at fisherman's wharf. they say tuesday the suspect was practicing crotty and the man was walking by one they say the suspect grabbed him by the neck and through him to the ground. the elderly man is being treated at a hospital with life- threatening injuries. the suspect faces to felonies.

in the marina district, police are investigating several recent break-ins and armed robberies. >>haazig: a gun pointed in the face of a william sonoma cashier here in the marine district is one of several crimes discussed at a recent community meeting. some shop owners are investing in alarms and surveillance camera equipment, however with a good number of the crimes happening during business hours, max said he is more concerned about coming face- to-face with the criminal during a stickup. my wife works with the part-time and that's what worries me more. people look at it they think it's on intended to enable tended to win.tend to go in.

>>jacqueline: temperatures are starting to cool, cooling down to the upper '70's. in the north bay temperatures cooling but still pretty mild. close to the coastline we seeing breezy conditions this afternoon and that will continue into the evening. that will keep fog from forming but it will be quite breezy this evening over night. tomorrow, sunny skies will stick with us and temperatures will warm up quite a bit. anywhere from 10 to 20 degrees warmer than today. we will have a couple lower 90 degree readings out there. wednesday night, clearing mild and the warmer weather continues thursday but how much longer into the rest of the week. i will have that answer coming up. >>pam: 5:00 deadline has passed for the people san public to accept the city proposal to fix our property. he might recall shifting hillside caused massive damage. this happened all in march. the proposal from the city would

of offered a temporary fix. granville this joins us live from san pablo with an update on the decision. >>grant: news we brought you first and live on kron 4. just about an hour ago and addition from thiand a deciy they will not go forward with the fix. this is the house that we showed you several times in the city basically said there not comfortable with some of the changes the residents made to the temporary fix proposal. if the city review the changes today and ultimately decided they would not move forward for the owners of the homes. if this news is just more bad news. >> they were saying that they were going to do what's all along they said they would fix it we didn't ask them they said they were

going to fix it. so, saying and doing are two different things. there's nothing i can do, i can hold up to my my house. the city they had a proposal the facts, but it is proposed and i guess they took away the proposal. >>grant: the seven homes affected by the his landslide, and a proposal that the city ultimately decided to go forward with, they would put peers under the homes and then way down at the bottom of the hill they would remove dirt from where it had pushed against the house as. it again that will not happen, the city said there is no next step some of the residents are staying in apartments that nonprofits are paying for. in the meantime, they're going to wait on the federal funding that they hope they're going to receive. for now live in san pablo,

kron 4 news. >>pam: the san francisco zoo was unwelcome and tiger. the first new tigris and the 2007 that killed a man. this 10 year-old 300 lb a siberian tiger is named more thought. she comes from omaha nebraska which is downsizing its tiger collection. martha will rise in june. don't miss kron 4 exclusive coverage of the 100th running of the zazzle bay to breakers on sunday may 15. we will have cameras all along the course capturing running of the zazzle bay to breakers sunday morning may 15th starting at 8:00 a.m. here on kron 4. we'll be right back. hey marcel, watch this!

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>>pam: san francisco taxi drivers making noise about fees that could come out of their pocket today. kron 4 was at the protest to find out more about the fees. >>reporter: dozens of tax

drivers rallied, some drove their taxis around hong in their homewarns in protest of the new fees. the screen shows advertisements and allow the writers who want to pay with credit card to swipe the card using the screens. taxi drivers spoke at the meeting hopefully getting their message out. the last night credit cards i have lost $30 of my money. do want to lose $30 ever tonights of your check. i don't believe you do. >> if you can't live without it then passed to the passenger because it's fair. they have the option. >> i'd like 5 percent of your checks of like a switch vendors and pay for and represent more than you have been carried off that's what you're asking us to do right now. >>reporter: say the fees are too steep and could cost

them hundreds of dollars to much. the city could use that towards gas and insurance. >>jacqueline: much warmer weather on tap for the next couple of days, cooling down for the weekend. i will have details coming up. i'm a curious seeker. i am a chemistry aficionado. diphenhydramine. magnesium hydroxide. atheletes foot. yes. i'm a people pleaser. if elected, i promise flu shots for all.

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>>pam: 2 days after the stunning announcement that osama is dead, a details surfaced about the mission to kill him and the effect on the world. j.r. stone is here to tell us what has been learned today. what are members of congress saying? >>j.r. stone: asking questions. in this plasma screen, a lot of sounding off because they want to know what pakistan possibly new the for about osama location. they want to find the answer to this locatiothose questions. these are new

photos from inside the compound or osama was shot and killed. the ground you could see blood stains on the floor. in some areas broken glass. these are new items coming out of pakistan. a outside the compound the shots give you an idea of how high some of the concrete walls are. you can clearly see the barbwire fence on top. something that did make a difference to navy seals who flew in on helicopters. this reporter is in front of the wall at the compound, it's covered in arabic writing. in fact it's an advertisement for women's college, i run it since osamas religious views denied women's rights. today lots of people standing around at trying to get a glimpse of what has been so highly publicized. today were given no information about what was actually inside the compound. what the navy seals talk. we're

talking five computers, hard drives and 100 storage devices. they continue to sort through this at that point. reporting live, kron 4 news. >>pam: facebook is responding to comments by wiki leaks founder in which he calls the social media giant a spying machine. our internet reporter kimberly has a look at his interview. >>kimberlee: in the interview he not only targeted facebook but google and yellow. take a look. >> facebook in particular is the most appalling supply machine that has ever been invented. here we have the world's most comprehensive data base about people call with in the united states all accessible to u.s. intelligence. facebook, google, the auto all of these have built-in

interfaces' for u.s. intelligence. >>kimberlee: spoke did respond, they told forbes that the site does not have a special interface built for reformation request by law-enforcement agencies. it instead is a law enforcement has to filiform each time they make for request and a dedicated team decides whether they should comply or not. >>jacqueline: we are seeing breezy conditions especially close to the coastline, winds coming of the northwest. temperatures a little bit warmer more morning in the mid to upper 50s. in the have to do much warmer conditions expected. low 90s inland valleys. neighborhood by neighborhood, 86 santa rosa , 81 mill valley, 87

vallejo. the coastline notice temperatures in the low seventies. not much of the way of sea breeze tomorrow, temperatures much warmer in the peninsula. this is similar to our summer pattern accept warmer at the coast line. warmer in our inland valleys, 91 wall the creek, 91 san ramon, 92 pleasanton, upper 80s for the delta. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay, the warmer weather will stick with us through thursday, are sea breeze winds will kick up thursday afternoon which will lead to a fog friday morning jurors. the cooling trend continues into the weekend. we'll see cloudy skies but into next week skies were clear out of temperatures will warm up. >>catherine: even as people are cleaning up after the

tornados. other parts of the midwest are being battered by rain and flooding. in indiana some businesses evacuated in dozens of people at healthcare center had to be moved to higher ground. the weather conditioncontinues to be messy.n tennessee people in dire county are dealing with to flooding rivers, people been packing up and moving at a the way as floodwaters reach the town of family. in the midst of the chaos, volunteers remembered stray dogs. after the story was posted on facebook people came to the rescue dozens of what frightened animals trapped by fast rising flood waters. >> waters rising in their there at the top of their dog houses and they can't get out. pictures >>catherine: keep coming in

the of the terrible devastation in alabama. some of the stories are encouraging, this home is clearly a loss. yet the woman who lived here survived by taking shelter in a room without windows. volunteers are planning a big part in helping out. one man from indiana said the destruction is hard to take in. >> easy a teddy bear, a poster from a bedroom wall or car that's been up in the errant toss around it's unbelievable. >>catherine: today their reunion in arkansas of some boys gilts including this teenager in the red sweat shirt and his mother, they had been missing along with two troop leaders. they're missing since the weekend. if they were trapped by a rain swollen river. they were spotted by rescue helicopter today. everybody is okay.

>>vicki: lindsay lohan may

not go to jail. despite her 120 day sentence for probation violation, or necklace that to people can often serve time at home. that would include another electronic monitoring device. she's expected to plead no contest to misdemeanor theft in the coming days. the next james bond movie is expected to have a record amount of product placement. they report the 23rd bond fell: $45 million from in movie ads. that's more than double sold for the previous record cold minority report. south park readers could win a tony award. today the book of mormon was nominated for several awards. it's a musical that satirizes a religion and traditional broadway musicals. online video game world war croft has more than 12 million active players in that could be a world of good for

japan. from now through july there's to buy a limited edition pad in the game for $10 could they could purchase a hatchling as a companion. all money will go toward relief efforts in japan. >>jacqueline: pretty nice out there today, temperatures going to warm into tomorrow. i will have details on the heat wave coming up.

>>pam: >>now, at 6:30 p.m. tonight's big stories in one big block of news. more crews, more stories. right now, today's top story. >>jacqueline: a heat wave heading into tomorrow but will be short-lived. temperatures and running in the '70s and certainly nice today, a little cooler close to the coast but as we head into tomorrow that will change. the next couple of days are definitely going to be on the warm side. hot on

the inland valleys, low 80's for the bay shores and most of his close to the coast. our sea breeze winds kick and thursday afternoon greenback fog and cooler temperatures friday. the cooling trend will continue over the weekend. our recent >>haazig: are brought rate at the williams sonoma store is one of the cluster of recent crimes that has merchant looking for ways to keep their businesses and their customers safe. some shop owners invested in surveillance camera to record criminals in the act to help police catch those responsible. others are keeping fingers crossed that these are caught before their businesses are targeted. in san francisco, kron 4 news. >>kate: pg&e has discovered a defect with some smart meters. the meters were overcharging some customers that they became too hot reaching temperatures above 100 degrees. pg&e will give refunds of about $40 to the

1600 customers who have defective meters in northern and central california. kate thompson kron 4 news. >>stanley: the city it will not afford to move on with its interim fix. they would of the pillars under the house is that at the top of the hill and they would have moved away from houses at the bottom of the hill. they admit it's a temporary fix it would cost about $150,000 but the residents hired an attorney, made changes to the proposal and the city decided not to move forward. reporting live, kron 4 news. >>rob: latest budget numbers of painted a grim picture for city workers closing at $150 million budget deficit could impact 580 workers through layoffs, seniority based shopping or through attrition. that includes 195 police officers and 64 firefighters. the ever

increasing cost of retirement pensions the city is asking employees to take a 10% pay cut. reporting live, kron 4 news. >>terisa: here in san francisco nearly $1 million has been paid out so far candidates running for mayor. san francisco has a public finance system, it is also facing a $306 million deficit. it that $1 million could go towards helping save the jobs of six nurses, six police officers or 10 street sweepers. and you paid for. reporting live, kron 4 news. >>j.r. stone: 90 you could see the pictures of osamas compound. each day beginning to pictures and video from this region of the world. one thing we still don't have are any pictures of osamas body. this afternoon the cia director said that's something he thinks will be released. reporting in the

newsroom j.r. stone kron 4 news. >>reporter: cabdriver's put on a noisy protest in san francisco. they honk their horns to protest the new fee they're being charged when a passenger pays with a credit card. they're connected to new screens that are being installed in caps that show advertisements and allow registers with their credit cards. cabdrivers are upset over 5 percent fee they're been charged for every transaction. at a transit meeting tuesday to call for changing the fees in the cut too deep into their earnings. in san francisco, kron 4 news. >>pam: bay to breakers is one of the best known a foot races in the world. 50,000 race registration sold out weeks ago. organizers already have a pr firm. those and city hall felt the need to hire their own publicist. >>maureen: of races no place for drunken, nasty and dangerous behavior. a series

of public service announcements have imposed on youtube, facebook and twitter as part of the social media campaign to get the word out that there will be zero tolerance for alcohol at this year's bay to breakers. the target audience young people. those behind the act to say they don't want to be killed joyce, wacky costumes are encouraged that they don't want to see repeated. drunken debauchery which leads to the bad behavior you see here. people vomiting, peeing and defecating in the street. people who live in the neighborhood, complain loudly about the mess some participants left behind which is what the city launched his campaign. the catch phrase which as we are serious. they're serious about enforcing a law which prohibits people from having open containers of all: the public. >>pam: coverage of the 100th running of the zazzle bay to breakers on sunday

may 15. we will have cameras all along the course capturing all of the fun. the 100th running of the zazzle bay to breakers sunday morning may 15th starting at 8:00 a.m. here on kron 4. we'll be right back. >>kimberlee: one of the main conversations taking place on facebook is whether the government should release pictures or video showing obama is dead body. our facebook fan page comment of the day from john, let's try to enrage the terrace more so we have more attacks on u.s. soil. as long as it is true in the media is reporting false information. i really don't need to see the pictures. actually only need is the word of the seals that ron team 6 and that would be good enough for me. if you'd like to be the, interrupted day visit to kron 4 facebook page and read your thoughts. we'll be back after this break. hey marcel, watch this!

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>>gabe: apple released the map there now on sale in stores and through the apple website. apple is not immediate into the store to get their hands on it. the told me they wanted to focus on customers. the desktop as apple's popular computer. the look the same as the last generation but there packed full of new features. the of much faster processors built in, apple, claims it will run 70% faster than previous generations. it has a high resolution hd camera on the front, the graphics card for the mac is beefed up which will deliver brighter, sharper cleaner image on the screen watching video playing games of the i'm back. it introduces a new type of data port that may replace u.s. be in the future. it's called thunderbolt. this is what the cable looks like it to slightly different than the u.s. cable. this is what port, computer looks like.

thunderbolt is the next generation of u.s. beef. apple said a thunderbolt cable can transfer data at to 20 times faster than the u.s. beat cable. when transferring data which thunderbolt that process will go faster. the back as buys the same as the old. at 21 in. screen size cost $1,199. a 27 in. screen size cost $1,699. gabe slate, kron 4 news. >>pam: in sports the a's get ready for what shaping up to be a key early season series against the cleveland indians. the giants tried to get into the swing of things in new york vs. the maps. carey is next with all the sports. >>kimberlee: now on www.kron4.com keep on top of all the latest gadget is by checking out tech reporter gabe slate. it watches video reports including one on a

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>>gary: the giants have a lead in the fifth inning. the bottom sixth, the giants fan say he's going to upper free agent bring him into play shortstop. jose break his back unties the game. right now 6-6. jose leaving a souvenir in the ground.

da's fresh from taking 3 of 4 from texas. baseball's hottest team. what a thought? the cleveland indians are here with the major leagues and best record. 19-8. a tight division and within one game of the leak. oakland is in third place but there one came back of texas and anaheim. garrett hardin said there's momentum on the a side after matt. >> yes, so far jackie came up with a big hit, josh had a big day. we're going to take this momentum and today. >>gary: derek is a nice

kid, and my jaw showing my age, when you're being interviewed in you come into someone's living room door were sunglasses. >>pam: he was an inside >>gary: i know that but i believe the eyes of the soul, when i watch you for nine hours a day i could see your good person. i'm not looking at your hair or your elbows, and looking into your eyes. just tell me i'm right. at that the audience, if you can let us know what www.kron4.com when someone is being interviewed you should take your sunglasses off. do you agree? >>pam: it doesn't bother me either way. inside different. >>jacqueline: when you're an athlete is different. >>pam: i want to look into his eyes and nobody's really thinking. live from james two-year run as the most valuable player ended today.

terror of the chicago bulls at age 22 is the league's most valuable player. . member west age 23 with the baltimore bullets. he was the mvp at that age. at 22 derek there in the middle of a postseason run down. next time you hear a college athlete say i'd like a little piece of pie? here's why. the pac-10 has struck it rich with the tv deal. $3 billion, 12 year deal on fox and espn. the previous richest deal for conference $221 million a year. when you average this out its $250 million in year four

pac-10 now packed we'll football. $3 billion and i will say it again if you're out there risking life and limb i know you're getting a scholarship that somebody is standing about $3 billion. the miami heat just defeated the boston celtics, when 02-91. look ron james at 35 points. 5 miami heat lead the series. when we return, former united states marine and currently athletic director cal state monterey vince. he will share his thoughts on the killing of osamas. he has a lot to say. vince is next.

currently the athletic director at cal state monterey, u.s. marine from

1993 to 1998 vince has thoughts of course on the killing of obama. a former quarterback for stamford under jack elway and dan is grain. i will ask you fans, what is your initial reaction sunday night? >>caller: i was smiling ear to ear. i just finished one of riposte this season banquets and i was driving home and i got a text from one of my old teammates who is now the head football coach at yale university and the senate tax saying they got him. i knew exactly what he was talking out. >>gary: you surprised it took as long as it did? >>caller: i think we just need to look that it's done. this guy has been in our cross hairs sense 2011.2001.

>>gary: to the best of your knowledge as a u.s. marine and certainly a man who has followed this can you take us briefly through the operation, not so much when they got him but leading up to that. what type of training, how many man involved anything you can share? >>caller: this training went on for months. i know were hearing in the news that the president located earlier in the week. the military has been involved, all the branches everybody's has been working on this for months. he talked about the superbowl in your talking about pac-10 and the football deals and media deal. this is bigger than the super bowl. if you cannot put it in that. these

guys practice this thing for months and months. there was probably a thousand people involved on the planet credit to them for getting this thing done as well as efficiently as they did. >>gary: what kind of a young man makes and abc all? >>caller: a tough guy. he's a smart guy, tough-guy the most effective guys that are in the military are a team oriented. if you do some reading we've all heard about the seals i call on seal teams for reason. they have their bodies back and their bodies know they can rely on them in trust them. the kind of person is somebody that's trustworthy and they know their integrity is intact. >>gary: i will inject one piece of politics, to think america now many that had their doubts about obama

will feel about our president in a different way? >>caller: i don't know, he's the head coach on the sidelines who call the play. it called the play and we executed it. this is a win for the united states of america. >>gary: in 30 seconds or less, how should americans feel about obama besides the obvious. he's gone he deserves what came to him anything else you can add? >>caller: he was a bad guy, he kills a lot of our fellow countrymen in country women. it he put himself in the cross hairs if you want to dance, then you better be ready to dance and he got what was coming to him. the world will be a better place, were going to probably have in the next few weeks and months a few bumps that come back from this but the world will be a better place because there's

one less bad guy running around. >>gary: thank-you vince could look at cal state. >>caller: they keep gary.thank-y ♪ take me where you are ♪ take me where you are ♪ afternoon ride ♪ afternoon ride [ male announcer ] now everyone can explore the world from home. get high speed internet from at&t, just $14.95 a month for 12 months.

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