one of the flames. have an overnight. you're looking at video from the scene. the fire started after 11:00 p.m. near trinity place. it went to two alarms. firefighters say that claims for shooting 15-20 ft. into the ear. are told it took crews about a half an hour to put out the fire.

it is cause significant damage. fortunately, no one was hurt. the cause of the fire is under investigation. in the south bay, a house party took a violent turn. one san francisco 49 of its staff. gunfire also broken out of lending to people. 49er officials say he suffered minor injuries and will be ok. da lin reports that neighbors are not surprised by the violence. >>da: neighbors are not shocked about the shooting and stabbing at his house. that many thought it was only a matter of time. >> it does not surprise me. >> i expected something like this to happen eventually. but when you hear parties every weekend, when you hear is seized or very often a lot of neighbors say the shooting is coming from his property. >>da: they say some of the property their fires guns

just for fun. >> machine guns, any kind of debt. we have been reporting this to police. >> you never know what direction they're shooting. a bullet can go anywhere. >> no one has anything good to say about the neighbor. they say smith bought the property not long ago. >> it is a nightmare. it has been nothing but trouble ever since. correct the deputies found

to the people with gunshot wounds. someone stabbed the star linebacker at least once. all three victims are expected to survive. investigators say they do not know if he was the intended target. at this point, they do not have a motive. detectives say about 100 people attended a house party. since it was chaotic and loud and a lot of people did not know about the attacks. >> we hope that he takes this lesson and learn about this. the >>ysabel: friends of a dodgers fan who believe falls into the bay will return to search for him. searchers the fence saturday searching out where he was last seen.

>> we rented a boat for four hours today. we had a family friend britain airboat out and in addition to people on foot posting fliers and talking to people. >> researchers say they're looking volunteers look boats to check the waterfront >> some vallejo police officers are on administrative leave. officers found and chased the suspect driving a stolen jeep. the man has not yet been identified.

>>ysabel: a dangerous situation in ohio, a power line, on fire. severe storms killed one person. aside from ohio emergencies have been declared in maryland, virginia, west virginia and the district of columbia.

>>marty: at 10,000 people are still displaced, many residents are expected to return to find only ashes and rubble with their homes once stood. the blaze is about 45 percent contained. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ transforming sounds ] [ male announcer ] transformers. the ride. ride it at universal studios hollywood.

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>>ysabel: told the gatt international news, voters in mexico are like the new president amid allegations of vote buying and other fraud. the election fraud unit of the attorney general's office in mexico says since the campaign began their open investigations into nearly 800 alleged electoral crimes. officials say for the first time nearly 80 million

people are registered to vote and what is being called the largest and most complex collection and the country's history.

>>ysabel: your full forecast still ahead. here is a live look outside on the san mateo bridge.

>>marty: a sweltering heat continues today in atlanta. it is expected to reach 105 degrees. yesterday was a record 106 degrees in that city. other parts of georgia are even hotter. 108 degrees in macon, ga.

theory one of 07 degrees in athens, georgia. in neighboring south carolina the heat was off soaring to a blistering 130 degrees. call the

>>janu: here is a look at where temperatures are sitting right now. och have than the year is a look a your current temperatures found for today.

as for the coast, a little bit cooler. will the clouds persisting in some of those areas. upper 70's and low eighties for the north bay. we are expecting clear skies and a little bit of a warm-up. >> starting today for commuters will pay more to write. train fares are going up by 1.4%. that means an extra nickel or dime. zahara scott

>> and many passengers with a valid prepaid proof of payment will now be able to enter through any doors here before, they could only enter through the front door. muni is the first transit system in the nation that offers a boarding through all doors. remember, you must have a prepaid fare. >> a flight headed from new york to north carolina turned chaotic when the flight was delayed for at least five hours. as a result, a flight attendant lost its cool and it was caught on camera by passengers. >> on a flight that was delayed for several hours and it never got off the ground, and american eagle flight attendant loses his cool and to get out of passengers. >> we do not want to hear anything was close the door.

>> what is not on the tape, passengers described the flight attendant saying something about this being his last flight. >> people were shocked. some people got up and walked out. the kids are crying, people were frightened. >> this is what it looked like when the flight attendant confronted passengers after he made his announcement. by then, the american eagle flight had been delayed for about five hours. it was supposed to go from new york to carolina. he prevented passengers from

boarding until several hours after the flight was scheduled to leave. once on the runway, the plane had to turn back to refuel. passengers complained. by the time they got back on, things came to a boiling point and police were called. the passengers sitting in first class says it was not just the flight attendant to blame, he faults the passengers as well. >> i did feel some of the passengers overreacted. i did not feel any threat coming from him. i felt when he went to the back of the plane, you have to remember, this is one guy against 100 or so. he by no means chose his words properly, he is definitely at fault but i think some of the passengers are also.

>> for any passenger on that plane to say it was the fault of the passengers, there was a divided senate in capt., there how reassure everybody and comment. you think he did that? >> as for american airlines, the apologizes issuing this statement. >> both the airline animated aa ball half shooting. how >>marty: is coming up we will explain why you might see some ghosts at sfo. >>ysabel: year is a live look at the hillside walnut creek. looking nice. we will be back. a

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>>marty: drivers passing as a vote might seek gilts today. they are being used to clear away brushed and create a firebreak.

>>ysabel: coming up will have an update on the wild whether we have been telling you about. >>marty: join us for july 4th, he will have the best seat in the house to watch the fireworks. we're the only station every local fireworks live starting at 9:00 p.m..

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>> what is next with this alan schafer is joining us. we are already hearing the sunday morning talk shows, the governor of florida has said that he will not implemented. the gop house leader says it is a job killing tax increase measure. this is going to become front and center in the presidential campaign. >> absolutely. it is going to be important for the president to defend thing to people that it is doing the three things that we need a lot to do to make sure that it works, it is expanding coverage, f making sure that everyone has coverage and making sure insurance companies cannot kick you off, they have to accept it.

it is actually control cost. the sister reforms are starting to bring down the costs of health care and is going to regulate the insurance industry so that the insurance industry and the premiums u.k. reflect the changes that we are making in the health-care system. >> here in california you have 19 percent of some 7 million people uninsured. from the government expects perspective the ira's will track these people and find them. how does this break down between the government, the states, a health-care provider and ultimately the plans? >> about to bleed people will be able to get coverage in california. when you show up for care at the system will figure out if you have coverage or not.

there will be coverage for people earning under 80,000 year. it is going to be entirely affordable. we will move forward with exchanges in california. if you are under 133 percent of poverty will be signed up for medicaid. >>ysabel: other states will have to let as opposed to being forced? >> yes. >> we are going to get a substantial subsidy from the federal government. why rick scott will not do it in florida, i think people should ask that question. >> how can this possibly get off the ground was so much bureaucracy? >> that is why it is taking

some time. by 2014 the exchanges will be in place. it is already starting happen and has gotten off the ground. there are 350,000 kids in california who now enjoy coverage. i think it is absolutely going to work and is working. the alternative is to let this complex system just read a long as it is bringing us back to the marketplace without any protection. >>ysabel: it will not affect people who already have insurance. it is also acquiring its -- requiring health-care providers to step up and prove they are providing quality care. it is forcing them to take steps and make changes as well. >> it is. it is changing incentives so that there are not so many doctors and nurse practitioners working on a

fee-for-service system. more and more we are seeing practitioners who are working in systems in groups and providing care that is needed. >> i also want to remind you, you can see more coverage on affordable health care of our web site, www.kron4.com.

>>marty: an on-site on the pga tour. the third round was closed for safety. he lives and debris were left because of the store. plea did get under way after a six hour delay.

another showdown between michael phelps in the u.s. olympic trials. in the 200 m individual medley, phelps took first. both qualify for the games in london. a half hour earlier loss the one the backstroke finals. >> a flyover by a super guppy is a once-in-a- lifetime signs for most aviation buffs. this nafta plane who is carrying a piece of history to a new home in seattle. they brought the first piece of the space shuttle to the museum of flight. originally the museum wanted a retired space shuttle.

>> without something better, something you can get inside of untouched. we can do in educational program with kids mean they can see what it is like to be an astronaut. this is what every esteban trained on before going into space. fast >> a crash landing on the runway and you have to get yourself out if your space suit. >> space program fans say today's arrival more than lived up to a half. or paul who

>>marty: coming of the 49ers linebacker was stabbed at a party at his home. details coming of. phil >>ysabel: here is a live look outside on the favored approach for did not very much traffic and a lot of cloud cover. we will be right back. [ male announcer ] it would be easy for u.s. olympian meb keflezighi to deposit checks at the nearest citibank branch.

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then no but didn't leak not see any anywhere but in go to apple but in a garbage announcer: the kron4 news weekend starts now. >>ysabel: a san francisco forty-niners was injured at a house party which was also the scene of the shooting. >> a robbery suspect shot in

canada and amoco. we will explain what led to the police opening fire. >> some residents impacted by one of the largest wild fires in colorado are allowed to return home today. welcome to our second live hour of kron4. we will get more to those top stories in a moment. sphere >>janu: here is a live look from our roof camera in san francisco. fog and cloud cover. we are looking up to widespread fraud and patchy drizzle especially a long coastline. if we are expecting sunshine the we could still see the clouds and patchy clouds this evening. not as widespread as yesterday. as we head into the two of our clear conditions in the north bay.

here in the north bay, low 80s to santa rosa and in napa. upper 70's for the south bay and mid-60's for the coast. we will have your extended forecast coming qr. cox >>ysabel: firefighters are still on the scene of a house fire in martinez. the fire started shortly after a 11:00 p.m.. this is the home near trinity place. firefighters say they were surprised by the intensity of the flames. >> a very intense fire. the flames were about 10-15

ft. in the air. at the conceit flames 15-20 ft. in the year from the roof. >> it's a cruise about 30 minutes to put it all. it caused significant damage. no one was hurt in the cause is still under investigation. >> in the south bay, a week and how far it took a violent turn. fourth san francisco linebacker alden smith was stabbed. he was not the only one hurt. gunfire broke out wounding two people. 49ers officials say that he suffered minor injuries in will be ok. da lin reports, neighbors are not surprised by the violence. >> winning here parties every weekend >>marty: that was the wrong video, we will try to get back to that. >>ysabel: friends and family of a missing doctor

believed to have fallen into the bay will return to search for him. he has not been seen as of monday night following a giants and dodgers game. searchers spent saturday how hires and calling the area where he was last seen. the search was officially called up earlier this week. friends and family continued to surge. >> number for a vote today for four hours. a family friend brought out a vote and we have people on foot posting fliers and talking to people. >> researchers say they're looking for volunteers with boats to check the waterfront in areas near dryland. >> some vallejo police officers are on administrative leave after shooting and killing an armed robbery suspect. the robbery was afforded at 9:15 a.m. at a convenience store on wilson avenue. officers found and chased the suspect was driving a stolen jeep. crashed into the yard of a home at lemon and sheridan.

police say the man pointed a gun at them and they fired back in self-defense. the suspect has not yet been identified. we want to go back to the story about all the smith, the 49ers linebacker, his house party to a violent turn. smith was not the only one hurt. gunfire broke out injuring two people. 49ers officials are saying that smith suffered minor injuries in will be fined. da lin did some investigating is it neighbors say they are not surprised at the violence. >>da: neighbors are not exactly shock about the shooting and stabbing at the home of all the smith. many thought it was only a matter of time. >> it does not surprise me. thefts >> i was expecting something like this to happen eventually. when you hear parties every weekend, when you often hear shooting. >>da: neighbors say the your shooting coming from this

party is quite often and say someone there fighters guns for fun. >> this stuff like machine guns. >> machine guns, every cargo of. we never cordobas to police. >> you never know what direction they are shooting. bullets can go anywhere. >>da: no one had anything good to say about the neighbor. these are pictures of the hall listed on a realistic web site. it is located in an upscale neighborhood east of san jose. >> it is a nightmare. you get a 49 of the moves into the east would help advise this place and it has been nothing but trouble ever since. >> we hear the parties and the music weekly. if all >> and disney bird lives below his house and heard at least six shots saturday morning during a large house party. >> there were loud. africa was only one-shot and that at least five more. >> esurance deputies received the 911 phone call

around 2:00 a.m. and found to people with gunshot loans. someone stabbed alden's met at least once. all victims are expected to survive. >> even though someone stabbed smith investigators say they do not know if he was the intended target at this point they do not have a motive. >> detectives say about 100 people attended the house party because it was so chaotic it allowed a lot of people did not know about the attacks. investigators are still looking for the attackers. in the meantime neighbors told the slobby 8 teachable moment for spec. >> take a listen and learn from this. >>marty: here is a live look outside walnut creek, the forecast coming up in a few minutes.

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>>ysabel: we are talking international news. voters in mexico go to the polls to elect a new president and delegations of vote buying and other fraud. the election fraud unit says that since the campaign began it has opened investigations into nearly 800 alleged electoral crimes. officials say for the first time, millions of people registered to vote and what is being called for the largest and more complex election. it is driven as such by economic concerns as frustration in danger over continuing violence generated by drug cartels. >> worries about a possible nuclear meltdown are sparking massive protests in japan. demonstrators are concerned about the restart of a nuclear power plant there a serious it is the first since all reactors were shut last year's tsunami. the reactors were set to go on warning today. the japanese prime minister

or the restart saying that living standards cannot be maintained without nuclear energy. >>marty: here is a live look outside in san francisco. the forecasts for the holiday weeks straight ahead. cost him half stockholm

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damage in a richmond, virginia. the side of the building has just been torn away. as millions of people across the region are still without power. utility officials say could be several days-1 weeks before they have a fully restored electricity. the outages are dangerous. the region has been left without air-conditioning. in some cases triple digit heat. a dangerous situation and ohio. a power line caught on fire. this is video taken by a driver in westerville. severe storms their kill one person is. authorities say the winds in some areas top 85 mi. per hour. aside from ohio cover emergencies have been declared in maryland, virginia, west virginia and the district of columbia. this summer while the weather is far from over. >>marty: this is the view from the mt. tam. it is cool, just look at that. >>da: even tell little wind and the hot temperatures,

firefighters did not like the sound of the wind. how did you sell here is a live look from the san jose camera. high clouds but it is going to be pretty nice day. mostly cloudy conditions, called the fog and drizzle. with a little bit of a warm- up as we head into the weekend. here is a look at temperatures. tests in the next hour we will see a mix of '50s, '60s and '70s. the '80s are indicated by the horns of the screen. we will see how to clouds into the evening but not as widespread as yesterday. let's take a closer look at temperatures, starting in the south bay, mostly upper 70's and low 80s.

warmer temperatures in the east bay inland areas. low-mid-70s for the east bay and cooler along the coast. how as we take a look at the 7 day around the bay, skies will be clear and temperatures will warm. by the fourth it looks like temperatures will be in the upper 80s inland, upper 70's the debate in the mid-60s for the coast. >>marty: starting today, bart commuters will have to pay a little bit more. train fares are going up by 1.4%. that means an extra nickel or dime added to some trips. as much as 155 per trip. the bart board voted 8-1 to approve the increase.

fares are also going up on several other transit systems. caltrain writers will have to pay more for paper tickets. 255 one way and 505 more for a date as. in san francisco, muni fast passes are going up $2 to $74 a month. >> a flight headed from new york to north carolina turned chaotic when the flight was delayed for at least five hours, as a result, the flight attendant lost his cool. >> on a flight that was delayed for several hours and never got off the ground, and american eagle flight attendant lost his cool, taking it out of passengers. >> i do not want to hear anything. we do not want to hear anything.

if you have balls. this is your time. otherwise, you'll have to fly with jose. >> what is not on the tape, passengers described the flight attendant saying something about this being his last flight. >> people were shocked. bravely, some people got up and walked out. i wish i could have but i had to give my daughter home to her mother. she roof frighten, kids were crying. >> this is what it looked like when the flight it to be confronted passengers after making his announcement. by then, the american eagle flight had been delayed for about five hours. it was supposed to go from new york to raleigh north carolina. rain prevented passengers from even boarding until

several hours after the flight was scheduled to leave. once on the runway, there were more delays and bad, the plane had to refuel. >> unfortunately our hands are tied, we cannot leave until the release contains. >> passengers and to planes carried by the time they got back on, things came to the boiling point. one passenger told the other passengers as well. >> i did feel some of the passengers overreacted. i did not feel threatened by him. i felt when he went to the back of the plane, you have to remember, it was one guy against 100 or so. he by no means chose his words properly, he is definitely at fault. i think some of the passengers are also.

>>jeff: for any passenger on the plane to say that it was the passengers faults, there was a flight attendant and capt. they are supposed to reassure everyone and calm them. did he do that? >> as for american airlines, the apologized saying they did not believe that the passengers' frustrations were met with the level of service they expect. for that, they're truly sorry. >> meanwhile, police it did make arrests at and both the airline and faa say they are investigating. >> a new mississippi law could make it the only state in the country without a planned parenthood clinic. allies forced a woman to drive across state lines to receive an abortion were forced them to carry an unwanted pregnancies to term. republican governor says limiting the its number of abortions in his state is the goal. mississippi's only abortion clinic is at the eighth federal judge to block the law from taking effect. so far, that has happened.

>> an update on the new york bus monitor bullied by middle school students, the kron4 -- it was recorded the and one by rule of mine. she says she is satisfied with the punishment of the students, suspended for one year and cannot use regular bus transportation. she said she would like to meet with the boys who tormented her to ask them why she did it -- ask them what they did it. they called her names and printer. some said that the people raise over $600,000 to give her a vacation and many other things. >>marty: coming up we will explain where in the bay area you can enjoy to enjoy some car free activities.

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>>marty: it is time to inflate your bicycle tires, dust off those roadless kids at lasik your walking shoes. a very popular of and is scheduled to kick off at 11:00 a.m., if you are driving a car and you are advised to avoid the mission district. thousands are expected to bite, run or walk the streets. the streets of course will be closed to traffic. for information and visit the web site of mind. >>ysabel: if qr drivers tax sfo will notice unusual partners of their using coats because they can go where heavy machinery legally cannot. work on the area near highway 101 is expected to

take about his weeks. flight >> coming out of all this for the bay area faithful fan who disappeared after falling off look here incentives is the. >>ysabel: here is a live look outside of the san mateo bridge theory the father to scared to clear, if you were head lies, " fifth -- with few or headlights but it should be a nice morning as the fog starts to clear.

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is moving smoothly. heavy overcast atop mt. tam. janu >> this is the view from the golden gate bridge. it's still shocking. lot of sunshine into the afternoon. coastal clouds remained and patchy clouds of the evening. we are still seeing widespread in cloudy conditions. >> currently upper 60s in the north bay.

here is a look at where temperatures are heading. pretty nice day. i will have your extended forecasts coming up in just a bit including what to expect for the fourth. for now we're heading back up to ysabel. >> powerful storms of the nations of the section, this is damage from ohio. now making things worse, a dangerously high timbres that fuel the storms. as april williams explains, no power means that no air conditioning. >> the fence around the basketball court outside of washington d.c. is no match for heavy winds. across the midwest and the atlantic seaboard, residents and crews were up early cleaning up. a fierce friday stormed fuelled by dangerously high temperatures but millions without power in damaged

property. >> trying to get answers on one power will be back has been frustrating. >> mainly we want to have some indications on when we will be backing up. we have food and perishables. care health since help

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>> we rented a boat for four hours. we all had a hiring bareboat out. >> it is a little awkward. bittersweet. the family's plight was not lost on fans headings that the theme. >> for someone to fall over like that, it is a sad thing. >> they were reminded of the tragedy during the game.

we feel the strength of our loved ones and friends back home. we have a strong supportive family and friends. this is why we are here. we are not willing to give up. >> nearly one dozen people are in custody this morning. police are looking for two more, all are accused of attacking a family at a park in santa rosa. the attack happened a car show when a 40 year old went into an argument with a group of suspects. his 18 year old daughter tried to intervene but was then punched in the face. rest of the family included her father and three others also attacked. all told, a lot of people were arrested by police. they're still looking for these two men. the suspects were wearing clothing with gang markings. >> still to come, funeral services for rodney king. he is the man known for sparking a 1991 loss

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>>ysabel: 48 plants across the country will be impacted by the consolidation.

in addition, the agency is cutting the work force. retirement packages have been offered. the postal service says the moves are an attempt to remain solvent. they lost more than $5 billion last year. alec baldwin is taking the plunge again. the actor married a yoga instructor in new york on saturday. they tied the knot at st. patrick's old cathedral before family and friends. he went through a divorce with kim basinger. they had one daughter. >>marty: coming up, the fourth of july is just a few days away. we have some party ideas that the entire family for to get involved with. >>ysabel: our big annual celebration, or alive. you'll have the best seat in the house to what the fireworks around the bay include milpitas, san rafael

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>>ysabel: we are back taking a live look outside. we have been following the weather all morning. if the golden gate bridge, overcast but things are expected to change. >> it should be a nice day care reify janu >> we are going to start by taking a look at satellite and radar. the system that has been bringing rain to the north is slow the pushing out of our area. it is bringing us overcast conditions in syria here is the view from the san jose camera. we are expecting mostly clear skies of the afternoon, similar to of a trustee yesterday. as for the week we have a little bit of a warm up. here is a look at where temperatures are sitting right now, upper 60s in the

north bay, low 60s for the coast in the peninsula. mid-60's currently in san jose. as for the afternoon it is a point to get pretty nice. in the south bay mostly upper seventies. warmer and more and help getting to about 83. as for the east bay inland areas, more low 80s there. a burst of benicia-martinez and orinda. slightly cooler for the east bay shores. fourth of of quarks leases we could see cloud cover for assisting along the coast. for visit be heading to the ball game is going to be pretty nice. in the north bay, low 80s and upper 70's. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. it looks like we do have a warming trend. it is going to get pretty nice by the four. a lot of sunshine and skies are going to quit. upper 80s inland, upper

seventies for the vague and did mid-60's the coast. >>ysabel: the fourth of july is around the corner. still have plenty of time for family to get together. have you involved and entertain the children? >>marty: joined us this morning with ideas is this senior editor of the shine. >>ysabel: you can get joy out of a holiday and that the kids off to work toward something constructive? >> exactly. kids get excited about for the like. it has to do a lot of fireworks and the good food began to eat later in the day. it is fun to include them in the decorations and corporations. >>marty: was its fourth of july more than the flags? >> that is an american flag.

this you can also use that as a place mat. the kids can create individual placemats by finger-pointing. that is my youngest son's a thumbprint. we used regular figure pain. some kids do not like to get paid on their fingers. you can buy these paint stamps, they can use these stamp rushes for. the tops are just circles. they can stamp them on thin vent their figures did not have to get covered obtained. >>ysabel: many parents are also concerned about the toxicity of paint. >> it is nontoxic. >> this is great for older kids.

using origami paper, it is a perfect square. that is fun to meet with older kids. >>marty: what age group would this be? >> for the pinwheels, 9-10. kids have fun making as, you can find instructions for making those online. the next project is beating necklaces -- beaded necklaces and bracelets. if the >>da: that is very nice. " >> unlike the patterns. >>ysabel: that is the challenge. >> it is a great exercise for preschool kids. how the fine motor skills, putting the beads on to the yarn.

also, per younger kids, this one is made with a pipe cleaner. caracas to the arkansas times be more difficult. the pipe cleaners are firmer at used free >> where we find these crafts? >> ipod everything here at michael's arts and crafts. >> they are reasonably priced. >>ysabel: what outlay would you put out in terms of money? >> i would say under $50 for all of this. tie dye can also be a scary thought for parents. >> did you make that?

>> yes. >> we used spray bottles. >> traditional type that you have buckets of color. that actually made me nervous. this is our first project. we found tied nice phrase. makes it easier. paris and not one to die die tuesday's sprays. >> thank you for coming in. have a nice to live for. sources close

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>> if it is an easy way to go from a simple traffic ticket to a misdemeanor charge everywhere in the day. just do what the driver of this outing say how high. as a result, finds in the thousands. >>officer: can i see your license and insurance? why rerunning. >>stanley: the driver told the officer he was an arrest. when i asked him he had a temporary loss of memory. he was not the only one who tried to avoid a car full ticket. watch the driver of this silver accura. >> i asked him, why are you

in the carpool lane and he had this to say. >> i got caught red handed eating badly. >>stanley: the same for this guy caught red handed in the carpool lane. >> i am late for work. i tried to get there quicker. there was a lot of traffic and the other lanes. >> a car pulled it is about $490 but it is not a moving violation. running from the police in an attempt to avoid the ticket instantly upgrades you to a misdemeanor with up to one year in jail and fines that could reach as high as $10,000. a santa clara county sheriff's deputy who happened to be nearby got the driver to admit that he ran to avoid getting a ticket. >>officer: you need to tell me we did here. >>stanley: let's say he did avoid the car pool ticket because he got an instant of great to see the judge. >> if you would of been just in the carpool lane, he would not have anything to worry about.

>>stanley: kron4 news. >> today's match between spain and italy is being left up to this alpaca. it has correctly predicted 10 of 11 matches in this year's european football championships. the zoo keepers have a couple of goals set up to see which one the alpaca will be drawn to. today's match starts at 11:30 p.m. in the ukraine. >>marty: that is gone to wrap things up for us. thank you for watching. we will see you next saturday morning at 7:00 a.m.. in the meantime have agreed to life for a holiday. stay safe. to life for a holiday. stay safe.