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(male announcer) this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> pam: right now at five -- kron4 is tracking a storm headed into the bay area. you're looking live at san francisco -- gloomy skies. the coming rain has some people in san francisco's west portal neighborhood on edge. they have been trying to dry out. since a watermain break last week flooded homes. leaving some un-livable. i am here in the weather center rett jacqueline bennett. >> we anticipated it to be in santa rosa at this point but it is still in the works. through santa rosa and by eight we are talking about widespread rainfall. notice it is one right towards the golden gate. that bay bridge light show will be at 9:00 p.m. it will be dry but by 9:00 p.m.,

10:00 p.m. it will press over the bay bridge. i think that it could hold off by 9:30-9:45 if you're going to see that tonight the initial flip of the switch should be glad. but it could overtake it with rain through vallejo. through midnight the rain will make it very slow progression. with portions of the south bay and to the east bay. the inland valleys will not be impacted until about 2:00 a.m. it will press through, overnight with spotty shower activity. we will finish timing it out on futurecast, coming up. >> pam: some of this rainfall has been in this neighborhood has been on edge. that water main break has left homes flooded and on in habitable non in

habitablekron4's dan kerman is there live tonight. dan -- what those homes will remain on in habitable to restoration crews spent another couple of days to working to clean up in the west portal neighborhood. pipes, yards, with three homes have had a red tag because these soils have washed away with compromising the safety and the structure of a home. >> this 84 year old has a home that is clearer and near the home that has a red tag. >> there are homes that are still an issue. some of the

stores will not close. >> there is a bit of the cleaning that it could be a bit of a red tag. >> she is concerned with the coming rains but the san francisco water department authorities to not expect more problems. >> this is not expected to be torrential. or is it would not add to a detrimental amount. >> they will be conducting ststudies and tests. and how will that soil impact the structure. the damage is estimated to be increasing. just last couple of days has been a half a million dollars. reporting live, dan kerman, kron 4. >> pam: in just hours -- the new bay bridge lights. will be turned on you can watch it all happen live right here on kron 4 --- we"ll have extended

special coverage past 9-pm. you can see the spectacular event. on the left of your screen -- you're looking live at the bay bridge -- on the right - a test run that was done last night. kron 4's jeff bush is there -- where lots of people are expected to turn out tonight. >> reporter: that is correct, pam. 25,000 led lights have been vertically installed. they are facing westbound so there will not distract the drivers. you can see these are the prime seats. we are behind the ferry building in san francisco with plenty of seats available. but it is

cold. if you are not interested in breeding that cold you could stay at home and watch this right here on kron 4. still some low clouds but there are still some people that are even taking their boat out. tonight at the bay bridge. >> pam: thanks jeff -- coming up in 30-minutes. our tech reporter will show behind the new light display. >> catherine: a new record on wall street today. the dow jones industrial average closing at a record high of 14=thousand, 253. that's great news for the 53 percent of americans who own stocks. not so much. >> catherine: this is the reason that investors are so enthusiastic when the rest of the country is still struggling:

the federal reserve has been pumping 85 billion dollars into the economy every month. >> it's buying up treasuries. it's buying up mortgage backed securities every month, it's pushing interest rates lower. it's essentially moving investors from the bond market to the stock market where its the best game in town." >> "i need it in my pocket. i am crazy about it. >> catherine: the last time the dow was this high. apple had just launched the i=phone and barry bonds was still wearing a giants uniform. then came the housing collapse. and the wall street meltdown. in the great recession that followed, the dow lost half its value. it's taken four years for stocks to recover. in the same time, corporate profits have skyrocketed as companies laid off workers, streamlined their operations and held down wages, that's why the average blue=collar paycheck is barely above where it was four years ago. only five and a half million jobs have been recovered out of the nearly nine=million lost in the recession. home prices are still 26

percent below where they were when the stock market last peaked. and more than 10=million americans are underwater in their mortgages. meaning they are worth less than they zero owe.... >> catherine: and tonight at 5-45, our financial expert rob black will be here. we'll get his take on the record high dow close -- and where we could be headed next. of 58. he'd been fighting cancerhe once called president

>> to police have a suspect that his stand in connection with the burglarizing of the museum and also violating his parole they say that he is responsible for breaking into the museum and stealing the golden nugget's last year. they put a warrant out for his arrest three weeks ago. >> we showed due diligence and trying to find him into further the investigation. it was not until this past sunday when there was a patrol supervisor that arrested him in the state of oakland. >> why these items were stolen but because this is still an active investigation they are being very cautious about the

information the release. in oakland, kron 4. stolen yacht. the three people arrested are facing grand theft and conspiracy charges. these are names and ages of the suspects. all three are set to be arraigned later this week. three people being held tonight on one million dollars bail. investigators say they stole a yacht from sausalito -- then ran it aground at a pacifica beach. kron4's jackie sissel reports from richmond, where the boat is now -- and shows us the damage. there is damage to the propeller. you can see this

is one of the crewmembers surveying the damage. and the damage that was done. this is video from yesterday. were this entire bizarre thing started. the coast guard received a call of a boulder in distress. and the seven, and at that point they sent out the coast guard. eventually they discovered that three people had stolen the boat. they were still on the boat during this entire process. he eventually they got those three people off of the boat and they were taken into custody. why these people took the boat is still a big question. a very bizarre case. the owner was watching television and saw the news report. and he says that i think that this has been

stolen. >> pam: that was jackie sissel reporting. more details now on the stolen yacht. the three people arrested are facing grand theft and conspiracy charges. these are names and ages of the suspects. all three are set to be arraigned later this week. >> catherine: venezuelan president hugo chavez has died at the age of 58. he'd been fighting cancer for the last 2 years.. the president was known for making headlines. and was considered both controversial - and charismatic. he once called president george w. bush the devil - during a visit to the u-n. and while he initially liked president obama.he later described him as a big disappointment. chavez had been in office as the president of venezuela since 1998. he was last seen in a public appearance back in december. >> pam: new tonight -- you will soon be able to carry knives on airplanes. kron4 breaks downt the new t-s-a guidlines -- next. then -- one couple says they were medications?

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evacuated from the plane at norman mineta international airport late this morning. shortly after take off-- the captain was notified of a fire in the right engine. the plane was removed from service -- no one was hurt. >> in a few weeks, airline passengers will be able to start carrying certain types of knives in their carry-on luggage. it's part of changes the tsa is making to it's prohibited items list. kron 4's charles clifford shows us what will and won't be allowed. >> reporter: the t s a wants to stop hockey fried items like explosives and start worrying about smaller items like knives. passengers are be able to carry small knives in their carry-on luggage. these are examples that will be allowed the blade has to be less than 6 cm. and also less than one- half of an inch wide. and it has to be a bendable foldable. and the handgrip

cannot be molded. these are examples that will not be allowed. these blades are too wide, too long and some of these are molded. let me show you two more examples of what will involve will not be allowed. this is longer than the available amount and it is locked in place. so this would not be allowed by the t s a. this has less than 2 in. long. the blade does not lock and the grip is not molded and this would also not be allowed. finally, box cutters will remain prohibited. charles clifford, kron 4 news. >> pam: the memorial for murdered santa cruz officers -- detective sergeant loran "butch" baker. and detective elizabeth butler--

is scheduled for this thursday. you'll be able to watch that tribute live on kron4's bay area news channel. the service will be held at the h-p pavillion, on march seventh. at noon. a two- mile long motorcade procession will make its way from santa cruz beach. to the h-p pavilion that morning. again -- we will air the service live on kron 4's 24- 7 bay area news channel -- comcast 193, or digital channel 4=point=2. it'll also be streaming on kron4.com >> jacqueline: big changes as we take a look at the satellite and radar. still largely to the north but it is getting closer to the north bay. it will be impacting us tonight tomorrow and thursday. the tail and will be on early tomorrow and the spotty showers offshore are going to impact us wednesday and thursday. let us take a look

at futurecast. more moderate rainfall. the rain will slide south of the golden gate. there is that bay bridge light show starting at 9:00 p.m. it should be dry. 9:45 it could start. by midnight, it will be pressing cellphone of the peninsula. the portions of the east bay. that mean the end of rainfall to the central valley. and gusting winds 50 m.p.h.! you can see by 5:00 p.m., lingering showers. still pretty decent coverage but that will start to decrease and spotty shower activity but it will not be quite as widespread. showers by 3:00.

and the heart of the bay area by the 7:00. as for rainfall totals? we are covering the main band of rainfall. 1 in. of rain in the north bay hills. the peninsula, the east bay with less expected in the south bay. a bit breezy. already seeing 23 mph wind speed in redwood city. and that when the conditions will continue tonight. as for the sierras, it will connect continue. - with tonight and tomorrow but will continue with that evening with more snow on thursday. a look at your extended forecast with much- needed rainfall. tonight,

tomorrow, and even thursday with a lingering shower chances. cooler chances locally. once that passes through will have warm, dry conditions. >> pam: >> pam: two men say they were asked to leave a mall in near sacramento. because they were holding hands and kissing. the same-sex couple says they just want to be treated the same as everyone else. marin austin spoke with them -- and went to the mall to investigate. >> "i love you. " smooching. i would just kiss him on the cheek to show him affection and there's nothing wrong with. >> "like this." >> reporter: hands. it seems harmless, but when two gay men, daniel chesmore and jose guzman, did it at the roseville galleria on saturday, they say they were asked to leave. >> "if you continue to kiss you will be asked to leave the mall period." >> reporter: when a security guard confronted them, they started recording.

>> "and i told you when i first walked up that we contact any couple, any couple." >> reporter: and that's what we wanted to know. so we went down to the roseville galleria and we spotted several male and female couples, holding hands and smooching right out in the open. and as the hours passed none of them were asked to leave. >> "in a perfect world there should be no disparate treatment between straight couples and gay couples." >> reporter: there is no rule listed in the galleria code of conduct that indicates the mall's policy on public displays of affection, so to find out what that policy is, we went down to the management office and we asked the general manager. >> "are people allowed to kiss on the cheek then?" >> "you know what." >> reporter: he didn't answer the question, he said he had meetings to get to and would>> "this meeting's over, thank you." >> "it makes me feel that no matter what i do for society, i will always be different." both chesmore and guzman are tutors at an elementary school. they say they rarely ever kiss on the lips in public, to be considerate to children. >> "every time i go out in public, i am treated differently just because, we're gay."

>> reporter: the couple says all they want is to be treated equally. the management office at roseville galleria later released a statement. it reads -- quote -- "persons that violate the code of conduct are asked to leave the property" -- endquote. but that code of conduct says nothing about public displays of affection. >> 49er chris culliver in his anti-gay remarks before the superbowl. how did the football player do? we'll check in - after the break. we'll check you can't move the tv there. yuh-huh. we have a wireless receiver. listen. back in my day, there was no u-verse wireless receiver that let you move the tv away from the tv outlet. we can move it to the kitchen, the patio, the closet and almost anywhere. why would you want a tv in the closet? [ both laugh ] ♪ [ fancy voice ] brilliant idea, darling. ♪ [ female announcer ] the wireless receiver. get u-verse tv for just $19 a month for 1 year when you bundle tv and internet. rethink possible.

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>> 49er chris culliver took a lot of heat for saying he would never welcome a gay football player in his team locker room. culliver vowing to educate himself and is undergoing sensitivity training. so how's he doing? this story is generating a lot of buzz on our facebook page. he volunteered at that trevor project. here's what

we asked. do you think culliver will be helped by sensitivity training about lgbt people? jerry ervin says. if people quoted all the dumb and insensitive stuff i've said - i would be in his shoes. it's a teachable moment and he learned. robert james ventura responds. he was directed to and wont make that mistake again.its part of why he gets paid so much. of course he retracted and is backpeddaling. christine sandoval-barbir states simply.he has a good agent. we're always looking for your take on the big storiesyou can head to our kron-4 facebook fan page to join inwe'll be right back.

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(male announcer) this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. brigha >> pam: a new blast of winter is making a lot of people miserable. and it's getting worse tonight. it's been windy and snowing across the midwest -- all day. so far, 11-hundred flights at chicago airports have been canceled. and airlines along the washington d-c --are also cutting flights. kron4 is tracking the storm ahead. >> jacqueline: the rate is not far off moving a bit slower than the computer models indicated. by the 8:00 p.m. or, fairly widespread an itching to the golden gate by 10:00 over the golden gate and the bay bridge. if you plan on

going to the light show about 9:9:45 the rainfall could continue. that southern progression could continue as well as the peninsula. for the peninsula, by 2:00 a.m. and also for the inland valleys. spotty shower activity. we will talk more about that with rainfall totals coming up. but first, catherine heenan is here with the latest. >> catherine: millions of people are facing the biggest snowfall of the season. this is north dakota - where the northeast part of the state is already buried. but it's a blast of winter that's pounding much of the upper midwest tonight. it's a major winter storm. and chicago is expected to be one of the hardest hit spots before it's all over. salt trucks were out - trying to keep the freeways open before the evening commute. most schools and businesses around chicago were closed tuesday.

and hundreds of flights have been cancelled here. midwestern airports are struggling to keep planes flying. o'hare's normally packed united terminal -- nearly empty. and look at neighboring wisconsin. in some places they're running out of room to pile up the snow. with dirty mounds of it.15 feet high. on one icy wisconsin bridge.a semi went off the edge.ending up partially submerged in a river. driving was treacherous across the upper midwest. visibility was so bad in this colorado blizzard.you can barely make out the big pile-up of cars after an accident. in minnesota - this car went off an icy road.and slid down a hill. like north dakota - minnesota has more than a foot of new snow. it is the third major storm to slam the midwest in as many weeks. across the border in canada.

they're dealing with a problem you don't see every day. icicles that get so big -- crews have to come and tear them down. a local fire crew in saskatchewan said this one was a safety hazard. the icicle was nearly three stories tall. the housing market looks like it is returning. this is the first full week indicates that the forced federal spending cuts might be to blame. the president's approval ratings are still above those of republicans and there are encouraging signs that the housing market is getting back to normal. fiserv case shiller -- home

prices will rise an average of three-point-three-percent from now until september 2017. the biggest gains are santa fe, new mexico; billings, montana and syracuse, new york. a new study shows employer credit checks are preventing the nation's hardest-hit job seekers from entering the workforce. one in four unemployed americans have been required to go through a credit check when applying for a job. and one in 10 have been denied jobs due to information in their credit report. this comes from a survey by liberal think-tank. the report's author says employer credit checks are common and they're preventing people from >> catherine: boeing says it's ready to get its grounded 787 dreamliner back in the air. the company waing for the f-a-a to clear its proposed fix for a battery problem. boeing says the solution provides three levels of protection against fires in the lithium batteries. the f-a-a is looking this over - but won't give the green light until it's absolutely clear that the batteries are safe. the dreamliner fleet has been grounded worldwide since january 16th -- after battery fires on two of the planes. >> everyone has heard the saying -- "there's an app for that" now - there are even 'more' apps out there. sales of games and programs for your mobile phone are expected to hit 25 *billion dollars this year. money from app sales are expected to climb 62% higher than last year. and industry researchers also say that smart-phone sales will pass "feature"

phone sales for the first time in 2013. >> pam: almost eight-years to the day she got out of prison -- martha stewart returns to court this morning. stewart is defending her company in a breach of contract suit. she is scheduled to testify in the civil case - pitting j-c penney against retail rival macy's over their relationship with martha stewart living omnimedia. the main issue is whether macy's has the exclusive right to sell some of stewart's branded products. the trial could take three weeks. heinz c-e-o william johnson >> pam: catherine heenan has something about your commute. >> catherine: if you think you're alone in facing a long drive to work -- listen to this. 600-thousand americans now have what's called a "mega- commute." they drive more than 50 miles and spend more than an hour and a half on the road just to get to work. the long commutes are typically in big cities - including san francisco. the census bureau says the average "mega-commuter" is more likely to be male, older, married andpaid than thee worker. >> a growing number of

colleges are trying to entice students by guaranteeing that they finish in 4 years - or the extra tuition is free. the average college freshman takes more than five and a half years to graduate. but- most of these four-year guarantees have strings attached. for example - a student might have to declare a major and stick with it all 4 years. or they might have to miss out on study abroad opportunities. and even with free tuition after the 4th year - students still pay for living costs. the bottom line: read the fine print. >> jacqueline: big changes coming to the forecast with a live look from our roof cam. the camera is bouncing around and clouds coming our way.

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be the highest level on record. and some analysts believe the stock market will likely climb even higher as more people want to get in on profits the dow climbed more than 125 points to close at a record high of 14-thousand- 253, beating it's record set in 2007. the nasdaq gained 42 points to close at 3 thousand-224. and s and p rose 14 points to close at one- thousand- 539- within striking distance of its record close of one- thousand- 565. sieger marob black >> catherine: rob black is here. >> catherine: rob what is making this happen? >> on one hand it is not that important but on the other hand is nice to see. it is an index. perhaps you may or may not alone. this year if it has been very good for h-p. these are industrial companies. but it is nice to see. homes are

doing well automobiles are going well. the academy is a bit better but not as hot as china the -- economy is a bit better. >> catherine: when you say that it is not important. that it does not impact their economic reality. with over 2 percent of people owning stock? >> correct with over 2 percent of people opening stock. and it is about 50 percent of people--. that all in stock. some people have to supplement their retirement with investment. investment is capitalism. capitalism is corporate america. >> catherine: it is basically based on expectations keeping that in mind. ... i would say that it is based on earnings and earnings have been pretty good, considering. last month was difficult because

health did well, utilities did well. would that be a blessing yes because you are investing in corporate america, capitalism. so do not get excited or to not get fearful. four years ago, the market was down by 40%- 50%. the best is the best, and even the worst can be the best. >> catherine: essentially, what is driving the economy? housing? >> housing, keep in mind, that it was terrible from 20 06-2009 and the sequester. i would use that as a buying opportunity. >> catherine: thank you. >> jacqueline: a much-needed storm through the cloud coverage and the rain is not far off. by 6:00 p.m.-8:00

p.m., fairly widespread to the north bay. we are keeping our eyes over the bay bridge. with that light show. it will stay dry. we will have rainfall starting about one hour after it kicks off and continue its progression. also impacting that east bay shore. the peninsula the south bay and the east bay inland valleys impacted by the rainfall but a bit of a break. the main band to the central valley. at that point lingering spotty showers. but the showers are going to continue for your morning commute still pretty decent coverage but a decrease for the afternoon. it will still stick with us. showers to the all diablo range. and over the bayshore. we are

expecting generally under one quarter of 1 in.. by 6:00 p.m. this evening. spotty showers continue. and most locations with the exceptions of the north bay hills. in the santa cruz mountains. gusting. 50 m.p.h.! in fact, starting right now and very cold air! temperatures are struggling to get into the 50s. richmond, concord, barely getting into the '50s has for the snowfall and the sierras? meanly after midnight. mainly-after midnight. start by 8:00 p.m. and continuing for the evening hours. it will taper off for the 6:00 p.m. and turning into snow. here is what we can expect. in room

we could even see lingering snow flurries on friday. they look a your extended forecast we are going to see rainfall. over the next couple of days. temperatures are going to be dropping. snow showers possible locally. and taking a look at the www.snowbomb.com 95 in. at tahoe. >> pam: the new light show that will run for two years is set to officially turn on tonight. be sure to tune into kron 4 news at eight p=m tonight we will be covering the grand lighting ceremony and bring you the live countdown. this project invloved the latest in lighting kron 4's tech reporter gabe slate shows us how it all works and what to expect

after the lights turn on. >> the bay bridge lights project is considered a new form of art called a light sculpture. this is not the first one. even the eiffel tower have is a light sculpture. but this will be the largest light sculpture in the world is not just twinkling lights. this is a high-tech computer controlled light show. they are individually programmed to create stunning designs and patterns. the will flicker on and off pulsing through the 1.8 m.p.h. and between san francisco and treasure island. each is individually controlled with too wondered 55 levels of brightness. together, this is an animated that can be seen for miles. 25,000 l e.d. lights were attached

to the bridge by hand. these are attached 12 in. apart on these vertical cables. held in place by zip ties they will only be visible from the north side of the bridge. drivers on the bridge will not see the lights this was on purpose to not distract the drivers. these l e d lights are so energy efficient it will only use a $11,000 worth of electricity in two years. the project manager is thinking that it will generate $97 million for the region by attracting more visitors to the waterfront area. it is and $8 million project. if you would like to donate you can have one of the l e d lights named

after them or dedicated to a loved one. you can do this at the baylights,.org. again there will be a go to our new channel. comcast 193 for the latest news, as well as our facebook and twitter feed. digital 4.2

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(male announcer) this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> pam: right now. rain is on the way this is a live look at the making its way into the bay area. the san francisco skyline. i'm here in the weather with jaqueline bennet. with a look at the conditions right now. when does it start? >> jacqueline: of it is on its way. you can see that is towards santa rosa. we can

see on futurecast it is virtually in the same spot. where is it has been sitting. the computer model is pinpointing it. and rather moderate for the entire band of rain fall. it might not be quite as wide. but imbedded. by 10:00 p.m., it will be pressing cells of the golden gate. if you plan on checking it out tonight the rainfall could start about 10:00 p.m. towards midnight, pressing towards the east bay shore. and also towards the self bay. the inland valleys are being impacting and gusting winds. through the central valley. we will be dealing with showers with more on the way telling you all about it,

coming up. >> pam: right now. the countdown is on for tonight's grand lighting of the bay bridge. kron 4's terisa estacio is live along the embarcadero. where big crowds are expected tonight. terisa? >> reporter: pam, this is it. many people have been looking forward to this were an art meet technology. we are talking about the lighting of the bay bridge. 25,000 zero e d lights along the western span of the bay bridge. this event is 2.5 years. known as the daylights it is privately funded. with millions been able to see this from all over the bay area. earlier, mayor ed lee and the designer spoke about how this vision was turned into a reality. >> this tonight, the feeling that i will have with the instantaneous feeling is that we have another world

series. it will have that level of excitement for the city. >> people are going to be seeing the kinetic activity is6 not literally graphic or water those are all filtered into these inspirations. it is open ended, and subjective and refreshing is ambient and livable. the equivalent of a digital campfire. >> reporter: the lights will see start for two years. even decades coming up at 8:00 p.m. we are going to bring you the lollipops with a very special night it is

going to be in san francisco. >> pam: stay with kron four as we bring you the bay bridge lighting ceremony live. right here during our 8 - oclock newscast.. we will also be streaming the lighting live on our website. kron 4 dot com. and also on our 24-7 news channel. comcast 193 or digital 4.2. >> growing concern tonight among some residents in san francisco's west portal neighborhood. they have been trying to dry out. after a watermain break last week flooded homes. leaving some un-livable. but with tonight's coming rain. people are on edge. kron 4's dan kerman is there live tonight. dan? >> reporter: officials say there could be no concerns there is already plenty of

concerns with working crews already out here. they do not believe that it will cause additional problems. >> the cleanup crews were everywhere along the west portal neighborhood. drying out and preparing flooded homes. >> we are doing repaving over the water main break area with a sewer worker with approximately six residences with broken storylines. we have done inspections, minor repairs and there is continued restoration for the water intrusion. with the drying out, dry wall repair, etc.. >> reporter: these that have a read tax that emptied and will remain that way for some time. with the red .. >> three-six months is the expected time there will be out of their homes. >> reporter: the soil

structure and structural integrity is at risk. >> they three months-six months soil settle.. we are going to watch all of these homes. closely. as it dries out is when we continue to watch the compact and extract and settlement. >> reporter: they are continuing to work at this time of night sending a camera down the sewer line. this is ongoing. and some additional water main break continued repairs. that is the latest from san francisco, dan kerman kron 4 news. >> pam: new at six. san jose police arrested a registered sex offender. after police say a woman woke up to find him inside her home. standing over her bed. it happened at a home on

southbrook drive. this is a photograph of the suspect -- ryan kamfolt. kamfolt is a registered sex offender. he is on parole for burglary. police say, he was wearing an ankle bracelet and had a smartphone which was running an application. that allowed him to monitor police scanners. >> pam: police found a stolen assault rifle. taken from an unmarked san francisco police car. the theft happened over the weekend in the south of market neighborhood. police found the a-r 15 rifle. during a search inside an oakland home on 88th avenue. several people were detained. but right now -- no arrests have been made. the a-r 15 is issued to trained officers -- to use during a suspect standoff >> a memorial service for the two murdered santa cruz officers -- detective sergeant loran "butch" baker. and detective elizabeth butler-- is scheduled for this thursday. you will be able to watch the service live on kron-4's - 24 hour news channel. the tribute will be held at

the h-p pavillion. the memorial will be held on march seventh at noon. a two- mile long motorcade procession will make its way from santa cruz beach. to the h-p pavilion that morning. again -- we will air the service live on kron 4's 24- 7 bay area news channel -- comcast 193, or digital channel 4.2. >> pam: new details tonight on the suspects who were found aboard a stolen yacht. that ran aground in pacifica on monday. police say the suspect forced entry to get on the boat. and found the keys inside. tonight -- the suspects are being held on one million dollars bail. a salvage company towed the 82-foot luxury yacht overnight to richmond for repairs. the yacht suffered damage to its rudder and keel, and is currently being repaired. leslie gardner, dario mora and lisa modawell are in custody and facing facing grand theft and conspiracy charges. police say -- mora and

modawell have had prior run-ins with the law that involved theft and drugs. they are set to be arraigned later this week. >> chavez guydies -- and winter storms. the dow jones record territory and peego java hugo cz dies

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>> pam: chavez was considered both charismatic and controversial. he once called president george w. bush - "the devil." he thrived on confrontation with washington and his political opponents. chavez used his country's vast oil wealth to pay for social programs and build a political base among the poor. he had been fighting cancer for two years. he was 58 years old. >> catherine: the dow jones average is in new territory tonight. closing at a record high 14=thousand. 253, the stock market has now recovered all of its losses from the great recession. the same can't be said for the rest of the economy.

(stock bell" ding ding ding") this is the reason that investors are so enthusiastic when the rest of the country is still struggling: the federal reserve has been pumping 85 billion dollars into the economy every month. >> it's buying up treasuries. it's buying up mortgage backed securities every month, it's pushing interest rates lower. it's essentially moving investors from the bond market to the stock market where its the best game in town." >> "i need it in my pocket. i am crazy about it. >> catherine: the last time the dow was this high. apple had just launched the i=phone and barry bonds was still wearing a giants uniform. then came the housing collapse. and the wall street meltdown. in the great recession that followed, the dow lost half its value. it's taken four years for stocks to recover. in the same time, corporate profits have skyrocketed as companies laid off workers, streamlined their operations and held down wages, that's why the average blue=collar paycheck is barely above where it was

four years ago. only five and a half million jobs have been recovered out of the nearly nine=million lost in the recession. home prices are still 26 percent below where they were when the stock market last peaked. and more than 10=million americans are underwater in their mortgages. meaning their homes are still worth less than they owe. the boom on wall street may lure more investors back into the market. according to a gallup poll last year, only 53 percent of americans said they own stocks. that was a drop from 67 percent 10 years ago. >> in other news. a winter storm is slamming the upper midwest. in fact.millions are facing the biggest snowfall of the season. chicago is one of the hardest hit areas - with about a foot of new snow expected. the storm is headed east.and it's causing a traffic nightmare - including lots of problems at airports. more than 11-hundred flights at chicago's o'hare airport were cancelled today. airports in the washington

d.c. area are also cancelling flights. a lot of schools and businesses were closed today in illiinois, minnesota and wisconsin.because of treacherous roads conditions. >> jacqueline: even local snowfall possible. this live look with the increasing clouds and gusting winds. take a look at 21 m.p.h. in santa rosa. it has been very breezy. 23 mph in redwood city. 24 in concord it is going to stay breezy for the entire evening. here is a look at the stormtracker 4 radar the it is definitely right on track with our computer model. this rendering. the satellite

showing plenty of rainfall and the tail and is going to be impacting us tonight. residual showers wednesday, thursday. let us take a look at futurecast. as removed towards 8:00 p.m. it is going towards the north bay. it might be a bit fast on the computer model. the bay bridge light show will stay dry. by 10:00 p.m., some light rainfall. the futurecast showing that it could be more moderate. and it will stay in light. spotty moderate showers for the rest of the evening. by midnight it is impacting the bayshore. the delta and the inland valley. through the central valley by tomorrow is commute. that is when the

wind will die down but still residual showers for the 5:00 p.m. hour. could coverage but moore's body as we go for the afternoon. 7:00 p.m., showers to the north bay and also the heart of the bay. the rainfall totals will see the most of the rainfall. santa clara. and the east bay the north bay catching three-quarters of a stock and as for the sierras it will be clearing off. by 10:00 p.m., really after midnight as when it will pick up. rain and snow but the coldest air. pretty much all snowfall that will last until by 6:00 p.m., that shellwork could become more scattered. with one-

half foot possible. for the higher elevations. another 2 in. possible and a lingering snow flurries. a look at your extended forecast with this main band. notice temperatures are taking a nosedive. the possibility of 3,000 ft. on thursday. >> coming up this homeless encampment that is scheduled for clean up in the next edition of people behaving badly. you can't move the tv there.

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>> pam: there has been a 72 hour warning for this cleanup. in this edition of people behaving badly. >> these notices with one tenant known as dennis some say that there are hundreds in the middle of this is a random street sign that says no trespassing. what i did notice is that with every homeless encampment there are a lot of bicycles. and this is a gas power generator this also has a laptop computer. this is

unique because this has a car parked next to it. even though the registration expired. and why do people walk up to my camera and tell me that they do not want to be on camera. >> and i am coming to you because i am filming. >> some of these people have been moving this trash around. this is a box of the generator. the most important thing to mention is that there is being an explosion of shoplifting from these merchants. with the clean up the people that do not get help will just move somewhere else and start the process over. in san jose, stanley roberts kron 4 if you have a comment or story idea for stanley, e-mail us at peoplebehavingbadly@kron4.co m we will be right back.

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(male announcer) this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> jacqueline: the top story is the rain fall. it is in pointing it toward santa rosa. that is exactly where the computer model pushed it. if you were thinking about looking at the bay bridge light show even by

9:00 p.m. we could have like rain with moderate rainfall. as we go from the midnight hour you can see it is shifting to the south. it is moving very, very slowly. to the south bay and through the central valley. we will be left with residual showers for all of wednesday. still pretty decent coverage with a spot in shower activity remaining. most of the irreal will be dry. breaks of sunshine. handbag and shower activity on wednesday and thursday. tonight, for the 4:00 p.m. hour we are going to see this rainfall with spotty shower activity. under three-quarters of 1 in. and for san francisco and the east bay under one half of an inch. the wind is

gusting. it will continue to be breezy for the evening. with 50 m.p.h.! this is also bringing cool air. temperatures are going to struggle. mid '50s for the most part. as for the sierras, snowfall after midnight. a look a your extended forecast with much- needed rainfall. wednesday and thurs much cooler as we go towards 3,000 ft.. >> reporter: the west portal neighborhood repair/clean-up continues after the water main break from last week. it sent water into many of these homes. three of them have a red tag. because they

are not structurally safe. the additional rainfall is not believed to be a hazard. however, they will keep a close eye on the century its soil and how it will impact the structural integrity. dan kerman kron 4. >> reporter: in oakland of the gold artifact of $800,000 has been returned. the suspect has been arrested and is in police custody. it is the second time it was rocked by the same man. it was burglarized late last year and they have not been recovered. coming up, where police arrested the man and also what the oakland police department has to say about his criminal history. in oakland, kron 4. >> reporter: on april 25th, passengers are able to carry small knives. but not all

kinds. these will have blades of less than two. inches long. and bendable, not locked in place and they do not have a molded grow. razor blades and box cutters will also remain prohibited. >> continuing the work covered the much anticipated-bd lights project with tests but the artist says that tonight is expected to be jaw dropping. many people will be coming out to this location to get a good a view of the show. if you come out bear in mind that it is cold and bring a jacket. jeff bush, kron 4 news. the bay bridge lights

project is a new form of art called light sculpture there are other land marked reaches even the eiffel tower house one but this will be the largest in the world. it is not just small lights this is a high-tech computer controlled light show. these are individually program with stunning designs and patterns. they will flicker on and off. this is expected to go between san francisco and treasure island. together, these form the animated screen that can be seen from

miles of ground. 25,000 ldds lights were attached to the cables by hand. these l e.d. lights are on vertical cables. and held by zip ties. these will only be visible from the north side parade-. the drivers will not see the lights. this was done on purpose to not distracted drivers. then it will run from dusk until 2:00 a.m. they are so energy efficient they will on the news and thousand dollars worth of energy in the amount of two years just $11,000 but it is estimated to generate and $97 million for the region of tourism. this project is $8 million. only $6 million has been released so far. and $50

donations of our available to donate at baylights.org. >> pam: the memorial service is scheduled for thursday. you'll be able to watch it on the bay area's news channel it will be at the beach pavilion. march 7th at noon at c h p pavilion-at the go to our new channel. comcast 193 for the latest news, as well as our facebook and twitter feed. digital 4.2 and >> this just in to the kron 4 news room www.kron4.com a bill o >> catherine: russia has been buzzing about the january acid attack on the handsome young artistic

director of the bolshoi ballet. this is sergei filin. his face and eyes were burned when a masked man flung a jar with sulfuric acid at him outside his apartment. now police have a suspect -- and he's one of the dancers. that's him onstage -- on the right. there have been a lot of power struggles and feuds behind the scenes at the bolshoi. but no one expected anything like this. earlier today -- police also arrested two men who are suspected accomplices in the attack. a lot has changed since

there's been a lot of fuss in rome.as the world's cardinals arrive to vote for a new pope. there. but one of them is a fake. this is a photo of three clergy members smiling. the man on the left -- wearing a fedora -- is 'not' a cardinal. this was ralph napier-ski's way of protesting the child sex abuse scandal. and if ralph figured he'd get some attention, he was right. one of the swiss guards finally got suspicious when he noticed that he wasn't dressed like the other cardinals. that red sash, for example, is just a scarf tied around his waist.

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>> gary: arguably the best defe sive back in football wants to leave the new jets.and today he was hustling the 49ers. >> i would be a great

addition and it would be awesome. >> gary: michael robertson used to play for the 49ers. he was the one who used to play for the 49ers revis is due to make $6 million in the final year of his contract with the jets and has a no-franchise tag clause revis will be 28 this upcoming season and is coming off acl surgery last october.nonetheless he is seeking around $15 million per year on a long term deal if healthy revis is believed to be the best cornerback in the league and it would probably take the 49ers 1st and 2nd rounders to get him.the niners have 15 picks though >> if you are into talented athletes running in shiorts.here goes.

nfl hopeful runs a 4.19 40- yard dash northern iowa receiver terrell sinkfield reportedly ran a record 4.19 40-yard dash at a pro day held at the university of minnesota the 4.19 came in his second attempt after he ran a 4.27 in his first attempt however, some scouts disputed the 4.19 saying sinkfield actually ran in the 4.3's the fastest 40 time at the nfl combine was a 4.24 set by chris johnson set in 2008 >> gary: do you care? >> pam: of course! >> gary: www.kron4.com our sports producer things that heat is appealing to these younger viewers. that he is- appealing.

>> a record is a record. >> gary: cal football under new coach sonny dykes has open his spring practice to the public. cal spring football it's week number two of spring practice for new cal football coach sonny dykes who is expected to bring a high octane pass happy offense to strawberry canyon the big competition is at quarterback where five candidates are competing for the starting spot. dykes says he'd like to narrow it down to two players by the end of spring in a few weeks >> the other guys threw the ball well. we thought they were more precise on what they were doing. they started picking things up and we have to do a better job of picking things up. senior allan bridgeford and highly touted redshirt freshman zach kline are believed to be the favorites a lot of excitement. when

there is a wide open offense there is always a lot of opinions. >> gary: warriors are lakers fighting for playoff spots rihgt now,,,,but somoething to look forward to they will eet in two pre season games come october in china golden state needed a win last evening. andrew bogut warriors center andrew bogut looked decent in his return to the lineup following two weeks off with back spasms bogut had one nice assist and showed some pretty good hops on this ally oop dunk from stephen curry bogut played a season high 30 minutes in the game bogut: 4 points, 8 rebs the warriors snapped a 4 game skid by beating the toronto raptors 125-118 >> we started to feel good at the last couple of weeks. it makes sense for the anatomy and physiologically so i could run a bit better. seoul because you are a professional athlete will

deal with it a bit better. (aussie accent) >> and do you remember when you came in the studio? i think i must have remembered if he was here in the studio. >> i remember that he had a foot that was injured and had a very large cast on. >> gary: he has a nice all strata and accent. >> gary: the australian -- accentyou hit someone on the groin you are going to get fined. ibaka fined but not suspended oklahoma city thunder forward serge ibaka has been fined $25,000 by the nba for striking the l.a. clippers' blake griffin in the groin during last sunday's game. he will not be suspended, however.

1:52 remaining in the fourth quarter as the two battled for position in the paint ibaka reached back and hit griffin right in the groin. he was not ejected, but the nba upgraded the foul to a flagrant 2, which means he should have been ejected. the thunder won the game 108-104. nuggets mascot trick shot during a break in the toronto raptors- denver nuggets game last night nuggets mascot "rocky" tries a trick shot. he faces away from the basket -- standing at half court -- and chucks the ball over his head and into the basket! then he calmly wiped his brow take another look. rocky with the >> cinay oguwmika.is the pac 12 player of the year. ogwuimike pac-12 defensive & player of year stanford's chiney ogwuimike became the first player ever to win both the pac-12 player and defensive player of th eyear awards ogwuimike is the only player in the country to rank in rebounding, shooting percentage and double- doubles. the junior forward is de rebs per game >> tara vanderveer was named the pac-12 coach of the year for the 13th time and has the cardinal ranked 4th with a record of 28-2 griner scores 50 and dunks

brittney griner scored a big 12 single-game record 50 points in her final regular- season game. at baylor - including her first dunk at home since she was a freshman take another look at the latest of griner's 14 career dunks at baylor only the forth at home baylor beat kansas state 90-68. a memorable senior night for griner. baylor is 29-1 and number 1 in the country their only loss was to stanford >> pam: i think that is great! >> gary: we are back. [ female announcer ] this is a special message from at&t. [ male announcer ] it's no secret that the price of things just keeps going up. [ female announcer ] but we have some good news.

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