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but the news goes on and we have the latest on that train that went off the tracks in fremont, and the continuing u.s. diplomatic efforts to tame the nuclear tiger in north korea. >> and less we forget, monday is tax day. procrastination is a common trait.and so is cheating. the i-r-s has its eyes trained on some of the biggest tax violators around the country.some of them in our backyard. we have the details. and >> let's take a quick look outside this morning. let's check in for your forecast. a bit breezy janu. >> good morning if you are correct it is going to be windy. from the golden gate, bright blue skies and a beautiful start. the wind

speed is going to pick up. temperatures are going to be cooler but still some 70's for the inland areas. and even the elite evening sprinkles. low 50s for san francisco. and 40 degrees in livermore. the afternoon highs with low 70's for the east bay in the valleys. 50s for the coastal areas. 60's and 70's for the north bay. upper 60s and low 70's. 65 degrees expected for novado. there is moisture to the north of us. really just expecting a light sprinkles in the main system will be this system. we will talk more about it, coming up.

>> this morning amtrak investigators are trying to figure out what caused an amtrak train to derail in fremont last night. the train, carryng 200 passengers, was en route from los angeles to vancouver, canada. the front wheels of an engine went off the track about nine p- m. an amtrak spokesperson says the train was traveling very slowly and none of the 11 passenger cars derailed. the lead engine was removed and the train got moving again about just after midnight. no injuries were reported. >> authorities say speed was a factor in a deadly freeway crash near novato. it happened around 6-45 last night. the california highway patrol says this charred honda sedan was in the fast lane of northbound highway 101 near novato. after cutting across all four lanes of traffic to get onto eastbound highway 37. it crashed and burst into flames. >> it crossed two lanes where it traveled off the dirt and struck the bridge

on the ".on s.r. 37 overpass." >> investigators say the car flipped several times before landing in the ditch. then, the car and driver caught fire. eastbound 37 at 101 was shutdown for close to three hours afterwards. the chp says the driver was the only person in the crash - and that they won't be identified until the autopsy is completed. >> police are investigating a fiery crash that shut down highway one at bodega bay near the sonoma coast. it happened around 11 a-m saturday. the c-h-p says the driver of this, once red, ferrari lost control of the sports car and crashed into the trees the car burst into flames shortly after the crash. there were two occupants in the car. >> they were killed, pretty much, instantly. our only witness heard a loud noise and observed some smoke, ran up, called 911, some other vehicles came on scene. >> firefighters remained in the area for several hours to put out flare ups that

occurred and to make sure the fire did not spread to the nearby trees. officers go on to say it will take longer than usual to positivly identify the two people who were in the ferarri because their bodies were so badly burned. >> visitors to san francisco often put riding the famous cable cars at the top of their to-do list. some of those rides have proven to be dangerous. the city has shelled out nearly eight million dollars to settle about four dozen legal claims over the last 3 years. m-t-a spokesman paul rose says most of the settlements have been for minor injuries. >> " our top priority is safety and we were 5/month in 2011and now the numbers are 4/month. so they're going downin 2006 we had about 200 incidents in the system, and in the most recent year we've had about 103 so we're going down and making significant strides." >> rose says cable cars have the lowest number of injuries and collisions,

compared to other lines in the muni system. >> now in its fifth year, san francisco's sunday streets has grown in popularity. it signals a change in the weather. and it gives the city a chance to clear the streets of autos and open the neighborhood to pedistrians, joggers and bicyclists. in june it moves to the bayview. but for today its in the mission and that's where we find kron 4's mike pelton. >> good morning. >> reporter: good morning, isabel. it is a little bit sunny but this is going to become the sunday street route. they have already started setting up behind me there are no cars parked along 7:00 a.m., they remove to the cars and there were signs posted. and that starts at 11:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. and it is always a popular event. it comes

from a similar event with promoting a outdoor activity and plenty of space to run or jog. 24th street will close there are lots of room for you to run and take note of those street closures. and public transportation will be slightly impacted it should be a fun day. there is another on a june the ninth and that the view. you have five hours of the open space. but do not trust like i.m. maybe more athletic year. to not-dressed-like i am. >> also some great restaurants along 24th street. >> absolutely and i spoke to

the manager at a coffee shop and she says that it brings a lot of great business. >> thank-you. we'll take a break. but first, here's a live look outside. our roof cam on van ness avenue. omomg,g, stop. jack, your new chipotle chicken club b craze amaze.

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>> this woman is behind bars on kidnapping charges. san jose police say karla hernandez kidnapped a baby who was sitting in a car. it happened three weeks ago, just after six a-m. when the mother of the eleven month old briefly left her car to close her garage door. in that short time the suspect got in the car and sped away. police found the baby girl unharmed inside the abandoned car later that morning. investigators point to a combination of physical evidence, witnesses and a police sketch that helped identify hernandez as the suspect. >> san leandro police have arrested a man for leaving his two young children in the car. police say he left them at the marina square shopping

center on friday, in the car, with the windows rolled up. he told police that he was busy shopping. that's the second time this week san leandro police made such an arrest. on wednesday, in 80 degree temperatures, an oakland woman left her 4-month-old in a car at the same shopping center. police say leaving children unattended in vehicles exposes them to potential heat exhaustion and kidnapping. the charge is a misdemeanor but each could face jail time and a fine up to 2 thousand dollars. >> san jose is planning to fight a judge's ruling. that could open the emails of thousands of government employees to the public the city council has voted to appeal last month's ruling, which declared that employee messages about city business. are public records. even if, they were sent by a private device. open- government advocates say, it could plug a hole in california's public records act, which never envisioned modern technology and social media could bring greater transparency. >> the san francisco zoo has a brand new exhibit. and

the star is their eight- week-old sumatran tiger cub! the cub is now 14-pounds and strong enough to venture into the outdoor enclosure. the lion house will be open today. zoo officials are asking visitors to be mindful of the baby tiger. and watch their noise levels when at the exhibit. beautiful! >> gorgeouscoming up on kron 4 news weekend. tomorrow is tax day. and the i-r-s is using a new study to target their tax audits. those details ahead. >> first,live look outside -- walnut creek this looked just like yesterday. that means it is going to be a lovely day

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>> welcome back. let's take a quick look outside this morning. not much traffic, blue skies but there will be protesters. called 'pink'.. >> let's check in for yourforecast. >> yes. this is the approach to the bay bridge toll plaza. the wind will pick up once again. 50 m.p.h.! and a slight chance of sprinkles but nothing significant it is the wind. a very windy. we could see a wind

advisory. there is a warm up in store. first temperatures in the rain. 49 degrees if you are going out the door in vallejo. th threeextra wind, through cupertino and a 68 degrees. '70s expected in danville, and mid-60s for the east the bayshore. 60s in hayward. 50s for the coastal areas. and 67 degrees expected for petaluma. taking a look at satellite and radar we are going to put this into motion. some light sprinkles mainly along the coastal areas. you can see monday,

some pop up sprinkles but mainly the wind that will impact us. a very windy day and cold. we could see some frost but a warm-up on wednesday. >> secretary of state john kerry is on the last leg of his tour through asia. here's new video of kerry in tokyo today. greeting officials and talking with students who built a solar powered car. kerry told japanese leaders that the u-s opposes any coercive action by china to seize territory under japanese control in the east china sea. his comments come a day after he met with chinese leaders urging them to send a strong message to north korea to tone down its missile threats. cristina mutchler has the story. >> welcome. >> reporter: secretary of state john kerry continues his tour through asia. and met with chinese leaders. send a strong message to north korea to tone down the

very latest. kerry and chinesechina will work together to peacefully defuse the rising tensions with north korea. >> korea to refrain from any provocative steps and that obviously refers to any future missile shoot." >> reporter: china's state councilor calls the country's stance clear cut. saying china is firmly committed to upholding peace and advancing de- nuclearization on korea's peninsula. china is considered north korea's biggest benefactor, and washington wants beijing to send a strong message by "stopping the money trail," to pyongyang. together, kerry wants to tone down the rhetoric, and re-focus efforts to implement policy. >> "we don't want to get into a threat for threat or, you know, some kind of confrontational language here, there's been enough of that." >> reporter: discussions also led to iran-- and the shared interest in preventing iran from securing a nuclear weapon. >> "we are committed in both cases to not see the world move towards nuclearization, but to move in the opposite direction in a peaceful way."

>> reporter: kerry didn't give specifics on how china would move forward with north korea's threats. leaving it up to the chinese to address any plans in the days ahead. i'm cristina mutchler reporting for kron 4 news.. >> in peru, at least 33 people have been killed after a passenger bus veered off the road and plunged into a river. you're looking at photos taken of the scene yesterday. this happened some 600 miles north of the capital of lima. the bus was carrying more than 40 people when the driver apparently lost control. although the cause of the crash is not clear. the victims of the crash include three doctors, two nurses and several rural school teachers. police sergeant. they're said to resemble trayvon martin -- the unarmed teen who was shot to death last year. the targets show a silhouette of a person wearing a hoodie, holding a

can of arizona iced tea, and a bag of skittles. that's what martin was holding when he was shot and killed by neighborhood watch volunteer george zimmerman. >> he offered one of our other officers our target. it was the silhouette of martin. the officer rejected. and he said that he should put them back into his car. >> the lawyer representing martin's family says, the sergeant's use of the target was "absolutely reprehensible." port canaveral is about 50 miles southeast of sanford, florida where martin was killed. >> procrastinators. your time is just about up. tomorrow is tax day -- the deadline for filing annual income taxes with the i-r-s. the agency says 97 million americans already submitted their tax forms by the first of this month. about 90 percent were done electronically, and the average refund is two- thousand, 755 dollars --

down about 40 bucks from last year. if you owe taxes this year but you're not ready to file, you'll need to pay at least 90 percent of the amount due when you apply for an extension. otherwise, you'll have late fees piling up until you've paid in full. >> a new study has identified clusters of likely tax cheaters. many of them are in wealthy areas. including here in the bay area, and down in southern california communities like beverly hills and newport beach. they also turned up in houston, atlanta and washington d.c. they study also shows construction or real estate rental business owners are more likely to cheat than owners of other types of businesses. the i-r-s is using the new data to target their tax audits. >> that is good is not to you and me. >> we do not fit in that demographics we will be right back.

>> it is 8:26. a low bridge in north carolina it is taking off the tops of these large trucks. jeanne moos has more. >> this bridge over troubled traffic. this bridges too low. for the trucks are too tall. for the past five years this person has been using cameras to record the results and posting them on his with the site. known as 11 ft 8 it is known as the can opener bridge and some get stopped

cold. >> it sounds earth shattering. people jump out of their chairs. >> some get off easy like an rv. just loses its air conditioning, a pot gets left behind. and this is a working railroad bridge. sometimes they will hit when a train goes by. and stay in and stalled a crash being. so the breabridge will always stay intact. he collects pieces of debris and test drivers signing them. >> it is a hobby to have some fun. >> but not that much fun for the drivers. they have known of no serious injuries and the signs are several blocks away. vehicles are too tall

to trigger the lights. the drivers do not see. >> they do not even think that you can slow leak to it. and why does someone not fix this? or lower the road. but the su remain is right below and the bridge to be millions to cost millions. so this is kind of like the movie rocky. the good, bad, the ugly. it is enough to make you want to burn your bridges. before this bridge burns this purify (iultiple crashing sounds) >> i wonder if the insurance

company would not grant that coverage because of the warning dimensions.

this beautiful look outside at the bay bridge approach. a lot of lovely blue sky. >> but windy. janu? >> yes. the san mateo bridge. and as marty mentioned a lot of sunshine but it is going to be windy. a bit cooler compared to yesterday. 70's and light wind and even the chance of sprinkles, overnight. taking a look at satellite. there is a system burning rainfall to the north of us that will continue to press to the system towards us. showers in the wind picking up. tracking that the wind gusting to 20 m.p.h. in san

rafeal, san mateo. there is a pocket of dark blue. 30 m.p.h. along the coastal areas with a windy afternoon. the wind will stick around. as for the temperatures 50s in fairfield, concord. and daly city. the afternoon highs are going to be nice. 60s along the peninsula in the '60s and '70s for the south bay. but a nice warm up with your kron 4 7 day around the bay >> hundreds of people flocked to the cow palace this weekend. for the crossroads of the west gun

show. that event continues today. the most popular item on theorganizers say the limitation on ammunition sales is helping bring out such a big crowd. it appears everybody is stocking up. a couple of miles away, the city of south san francisco held a gun buy back event. no word yet on the size of the arsenal collected or the amount of money that was distributed. >> on the opposite end of the spectrum.and miles down the road people against gun violence rallied in mountain view saturday morning. kron four's daniel villareal tells us about the crackdown the group is calling for. >> this is going to be a very effective way to spread the message. >> reporter: the message here was for folks to get involved in taking action against gun violence .organized as part of a national day of actionabout 130 people gathered at this plaza near the mountain view caltrain station.many of them held up signs with messages of support for anti-gun violence legislation while others simply displayed the names of victims of the sandy hook shooting victims

the rally was put together by organizing for action and their message was to take action. folks here were encouraged to do that by sending text messages to their senators that informs them of their support of legislation against gun violence as the gun control debate gets underway >> get a response if you have a phone or a smart phone! >> reporter: organizer's of saturday's event say they believe gun-control legislation will pass if enough people get involved >> there are common forms to prevent gun violence and 92 percent of people agree. this should not be a debate in congress if we all speak out we will see this as a necessary legislation. >> reporter: in mountain view daniel villareal kron four news >> a vigil is scheduled later this week for audrie pott. that's the saratoga teenager who committed suicide after she was sexually assaulted at a party last september. an explicit picture of 15 year old audrie was posted online showing the alleged assault. pott took her own life just days later.

after an investigation that took several months , sheriff's deputies arrested three 16 year old boys on thursday. authorities say the images posted online were key pieces of evidence that led to the arrests. meantime, the lawyers for the teen suspects. released this statement. "much of what has been reported over the last several days is inaccurate. most disturbing is the attempt to link audrie's suicide to the specific actions of these three boys. we are hopeful that everyone understands that these boys are to be regarded as innocent." >> the vigil for audrie pott is this friday night at 8pm at saratoga high school. audrie's parents have scheduled a press conference for tomorrow. >> the bay area coast guard rescued four people. after their tug boat sank while towing a barge off the coast of big sur. coast guard crews received the distress call at about three p-m and deployed a 47-foot motor life boat and a rescue helicopter from the monterey station. the rescue helicopter found the survivors on a raft and hoisted them aboard. all four were checked out a local hospital, but no injuries were reported.

various federal departments were contacted in case of a potential oil or fuel spill caused by the incident. >> the second the sunday street event is in the mission district. giving a chance for the streets to be opened for pedestrians. and cyclists. mike pelton joins us, live >> reporter: 24 the/valencia. this will be the center for the route. many people are already out and tow trucks making sure that nobody will park. 11:00 a.m.-4 pm = b of many hours. this is from the similar event from the country of colombia. you are going to find outdoor activities such as exercise,

running, biking, yoga, and even a bicycle repair. valencia will close from 24th street. neighbors are ages we are waiting for this to begin. >> i love it because you can walk around in to see the vendors costumes and dancing. people that you normally do not see and it is safe because there is no traffic. of >> reporter: if you are just passing through just take note. buses will be impacted. marty, if you cannot make it today the next is june 9th. >> is a sure sign that better weather is ahead. that is my pelton and we are right back. mike, thank

>> golfer in the world makes mistakes at his own game. we'll tell you who was penalized and for what. live look outside. san jose the a's nine-game win streak is over. prince fielder and torii hunter both hit home runs to power the tigers over the a's seven-to-three in sturdays game. oakland just couldn't get anyting going against tigers ace justin verlander. a's starter brett anderson had a tough outing -- giving up all seven runs. it was a rough day for everyone on the a's including manager bob melvin who was tossed from the game in the eighth inning for arguing with the umpire. today the a's will try to start a new winning streak as they wrap up their series with the tigers. the first pitch at 1:05. for the second straight day a golfer was penalized at the masters. this time.tiger woods. woods received a two-stroke penalty for an incorrect drop on the 15th hole on friday. a viewer watching the broadcast contacted the rules committee and informed them of the problem. after reviewing the incident, the rules committee deemed no rule had been broken, and no action was taken. but after tiger woods made a statement to the media after his round, the rules committee went back and looked at the drop again, and ruled against him. but rather than being disqualified for signing an incorrect scorecard. woods was given a penalty. >> a young korean golfer, a phenom in his own right at 14, was also penalized.for slow play.

some people think that he could have been disqualified because of that. however, because of television ratings? controversy weekend. we'll talk to the curator from the asian art museum about an exhibit that displays an important piece of chinese history.

>> welcome back we do have some evening showers it is going to be windy have and coolest and day of the week will be tomorrow. a bit of a warm of a gradually. however, those temperatures. 50s in antioch. 50 degrees

in sunnyvale. by noon, widespread '60s and '70s indicated by the yellow. more widespread but we do have some temperatures with the extra chill factor. for those headed out this evening temperatures in the 50s and even 40's. a chilly evening in store. 60s for mountain view 70's in los gatos. and 70's in evergreen. 73 in evergreen mid-60s for the east bay shore. and ocean beach coming in at 58 degrees in gusting at 50 m.p.h.! it is going to be very wendy. as we take a look for your kron 4 7 day around the bay very windy start to the week and temperatures are going to be chilly with morning frost.

and we have that warm up. temperatures into the 80s. >> thank-you, general. we are back with the asian art museum is kicking off its 10th year in san francisco with an exhibit from one of the greatest archaeological discoveries in modern times. the "terracotta warriors: the first emperor's legacy," presents ten life- size terracotta figures unearthed in the burial complex of the first emperor of the qin dynasty. >> the exhibit is on display right now at the asian art museum. joining us this morning is museum director jay xu just to get an idea of this video but to see if impersona in person-. >> it is been called the eight wonder. you'll be so of close to them. and in

addition we tell great stories. one is mortality and you the and beauty and the spirits are truly astounding. even with life- size birds symbolize immortality, longevity. and also riches with implements offering them to your ancestors. and the third arechina's terracotta warriors it is magnificent, and the story is in teaching. we are also using an iphone app. the story is engaging. hanalso, it is interactive with the iphone application. it is on forgettable and i would encourage everyone. with

discount prices certain days of the week. >> this is amazing i went with a colleague a certain days ago and this was the first declared emperor of china as he amassed power. is that how it started? >> yes, exactly. this is south china became china. it became a unified empire. the way that the government this was through standardization. and he standardized currency. with one form of currency, so merchants could all be done more efficiently. and he also standardized the road system. he was the first one in the road to build the superhighway. [laughter] >> amazing leadership.

>> how long did you have to negotiate to get the terracotta warriors here? >> it took us about three years. and as it is a bill mentioned that this is the 10th anniversary. this is a bill mentioned, the-- >> we wanted to give the asian community here the opportunity to see this exhibit as isabel -- mentioned this is the 10th anniversary. it is tremendous prestige and reputation. >> fabulous >> may i confess that for all that i read and knew about the terracotta warriors who i thought that these were just symbolic and then i said that they. these guys underground but it was

fascinating. of who created the terra cotta. was it the emperor? >> yes i believe so. when he started to prepare for his next life. and if the terracotta warriors took about 30-40 years to build. and altogether, there was about 8000 of them is magnificent. however, he, again you are able to get so of clothes, like nowhere else. >> that is fantastic. >> it is on exhibit between the asian art exhibit. is on exhibit now through may 27th at the asian art museum in san francisco. that's on 200 larkin street near city hall. including ticket prices, go to asian art.org. i cannot believe it. >> thank-you. >>

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>> hello everybody welcome back to our second live hour of kron 4 news weekend. >> this is my last hour of my news broadcast! but who is counting? kua [laughter] let us outside this morning. san francisco let's check in your forecast. >> the wind is picking up. >> the temperatures are going to be in the '70s but because of the wind. mid '50s in concord. the afternoon highs will be '60s

and '70s. mid-50s along the coastal areas it today. 60s in the san bruno. and for the north bay a mixture of '60s and '70s. and as you go to naphthol or if you are already there? 60s in downtown san francisco. we can see clear and dry conditions but there is a system to the north of us. when we could possibly see some sprinkles. >> this morning amtrak investigators are trying to figure out what caused an amtrak train to derail in fremont last night. the train, carryng 200 passengers, was en route from los angeles to vancouver, canada. the front wheels of an engine went off the track about nine p-m. an amtrak spokesperson says the train was traveling very slowly and none of the 11 passenger cars derailed. the lead engine was removed and the train got moving again about just after

midnight. no injuries were reported. >> in the north bay, a driver is killed after a fiery freeway crash in novato. it happened saturday evening on northbound highway 101 at the eastbound state highway 37 connector ramp. and as kron four's philippe djegal reports -- speed played in a role in this crash. >> reporter: this charred honda sedan burst into flames at around 6-45 in the evening. after the california highway patrol says the driver. traveling at a high rate of speed in the fast lane of northbound highway 101 in novato. cut across all four lanes of traffic to get onto eastbound highway 37. >> it crossed the gore point. it traveled out of the dirt portion of the shoulder and struck the bridge on state road 37. >> reporter: investigators say the car flipped several times. before landing in the ditch. then, the car and driver

caught fire. the driver was the only person involved in the crash. the chp says that person won't be identified until the autopsy is completed. the number four lane of highway 101 was closed briefly after the accident, then re-opened. eastbound 37 at 101 was shutdown for close to three hours. at this time, the california highway patrol says its unclear if alcohol and or drugs were involved in this crash. in novato, philippe djegal, kron four news. >> police are investigating a fiery crash that shut down highway one at bodega bay near the sonoma coast. it happened around 11 a-m saturday. the c-h-p says the driver of this, once red, ferrari lost control of the sports car and crashed into the trees the car burst into flames shortly after the crash. there were two occupants in the car. >> they were killed, pretty much, instantly. our only witness heard a loud noise and observed some smoke, ran up, called 911, some

other vehicles came on scene. >> firefighters remained in the area for several hours to put out flare ups that occurred and to make sure the fire did not spread to the nearby trees. officers go on to say it will take longer than usual to positivly identify the two people who were in the ferarri because their bodies were so badly burned. >> visitors to san francisco often put riding the famous cable cars at the top of their to-do list. some of those rides have proven to be dangerous. the city has shelled out nearly eight million dollars to settle about four dozen legal claims over the last 3 years. m-t-a spokesman paul rose says most of the settlements have been for minor injuries. >> " our top priority is safety and we were 5/month in 2011and now the numbers are 4/month. so they're going downin 2006 we had about 200 incidents in the system, and in the most recent year we've had about 103 so we're going down and making significant strides."

>> rose says cable cars have the lowest number of injuries and collisions, compared to other lines in the muni system. >> san francisco's popular sunday streets event is back today in the city's mission district. from 11 a-m until 4 p-m, valencia street between duboce and 24th will be car-free. instead of cars, the street will be filled with free yoga lessons, swing dancing, face painting for the kids and more. for more information, go to sunday-streets-sf-dot-com. much more to come. the san francisco zoo with a baby tiger. >> and some very cute. >> this live look ♪

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>> a woman is behind bars on kidnapping charges. san jose police say karla hernandez kidnapped a baby who was sitting in a car. it happened three weeks ago, just after six a-m. when the mother of the eleven month old briefly left her car to close her garage door. in that short time the suspect got in the car and sped away. police found the baby girl unharmed inside the abandoned car later that morning. investigators point to a combination of physical evidence, witnesses and a police sketch that helped identify hernandez as the suspect. >> san leandro police have arrested a man for leaving his two young children in the car. police say he left them at the marina square shopping center on friday, in the car, with the windows rolled up. he told police that he was busy shopping. that's the second time this week san leandro police made such an arrest. on wednesday, in 80 degree temperatures, an oakland woman left her 4-month-old in a car at the same shopping center. police say leaving children unattended in vehicles exposes them to potential

heat exhaustion and kidnapping. the charge is a misdemeanor but each could face jail time and a fine upto 2 thousand dollars. >> san jose is planning to fight a judge's ruling. that could open the emails of thousands of government employees to the public the city council has voted to appeal last month's ruling, which declared that employee messages about city business. are public records. even if, they were sent by a private device. open- government advocates say, it could plug a hole in california's public records act, which never envisioned modern technology and social media could bring greater transparency. >> the san francisco zoo has a brand new exhibit. and the star is their eight-week- old sumatran tiger cub! the cub is now 14-pounds and strong enough to venture into the outdoor enclosure. the lion house will be open today. zoo officials are asking visitors to be mindful of the baby tiger. and watch their noise levels when at

the exhibit. >> and produce on the street and then you go to the zoo. thecoming up, you could check it out after you go to the out door and exhibit the street festival. let's take a quick look outside this morning. golden

look at them kids. [ sigh ] they have no idea what it was like before u-verse high speed internet. yeah, you couldn't just stream movies to a device like that. one time, i had to wait half a day to watch a movie. you watched movies?! i was lucky if i could watch a show. show?! man, i was happy to see a sneezing panda clip! trevor, have you eaten today? you sound a little grumpy. [ laughter ] [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u-verse high speed internet. rethink possible.

>> this is a live look at the golden gate bridge. at noon with some protestors with the group "codepink" plan to march along the bridge against drone strikes. a rally will follow at the end of the bridge. let's check in your forecast.

>> good morning. we are taking a live look it is a beautiful start. we'll are going to start to feel the wind picking up. and sprinkles. not much significant wind speed until later. however, up to 50 m.p.h.! in some areas. 50s right now in downtown san francisco. 50s in san mateo. afternoon highs are bringing us some '60s and '70s. through cupertino, mountain view, fremont. 67 in millipede is in the inland valleys, 60s along the delta. pleasanton, and the 60s expected in richmond. upper 50s for the coastal area is going to be very

windy. gusting at 50 m.p.h.! 70's in santa rosa let us talk about that rain. with light sprinkles. it is the one towards santa rosa. putting this into motion some isolated pop up sprinkles. but not expecting too much rain and it is really the wind. tomorrow will be windy with a cool night with frosty areas tuesday night. temperatures will rebound 80s! isabel? >> the queue thank-younew this morning, venezuelans are heading to the polls for today's special presidential election. it's the first vote since last october. when hugo chavez was re-elected. even though he was ill with cancer. chavez died on march fifth. now, voters will decide between acting president, nicolas maduro, and capiles. maduro is favored but the

opposition says the election itself is corrupt. >> secretary of state john kerry is on the last leg of his tour through asia. here's new video of kerry in tokyo today. greeting officials and talking with students who built a solar powered car. kerry told japanese leaders that the u-s opposes any coercive action by china to seize territory under japanese control in the east china sea. his comments come a day after he met with chinese leaders urging them to send a strong message to north korea to tone down its missile threats. cristina mutchler has the story. >> welcome. >> reporter: secretary of state john kerry continues his tour through asia. and met with chinese leaders. send a strong message to north korea to tone down the very latest. kerry and chinese leaders say the u-s and china will work together to peacefully defuse the rising tensions with north korea. >> korea to refrain from any provocative steps and that obviously refers to any

future missile shoot." >> reporter: china's state councilor calls the country's stance clear cut. saying china is firmly committed to upholding peace and advancing de- nuclearization on korea's peninsula. china is considered north korea's biggest benefactor, and washington wants beijing to send a strong message by "stopping the money trail," to pyongyang. together, kerry wants to tone down the rhetoric, and re-focus efforts to implement policy. >> "we don't want to get into a threat for threat or, you know, some kind of confrontational language here, there's been enough of that." >> reporter: discussions also led to iran-- and the shared interest in preventing iran from securing a nuclear weapon. >> "we are committed in both cases to not see the world move towards nuclearization, but to move in the opposite direction in a peaceful way." >> reporter: kerry didn't give specifics on how china would move forward with north korea's threats. leaving it up to the chinese to address any plans in the days ahead. i'm cristina mutchler reporting

>> in peru, at least 33 people have been killed after a passenger bus veered off the road and plunged into a river. you're looking at photos taken of the scene yesterday. this happened some 600 miles north of the capital of lima. the bus was carrying more than 40 people when the driver apparently lost control. although the cause of the crash is not clear. the victims of the crash include three doctors, two nurses and several rural school teachers. >> a police sergeant in florida has been fired for allegedly having shooting targets that resemble trayvon martin. investigators say targets similar to these were handed out by a port canaveral police sergeant. they're said to resemble trayvon martin -- the unarmed teen who was shot to death last year. the targets show a silhouette of a person wearing a hoodie, holding a can of arizona iced tea, and a bag of skittles. that's what martin was holding when he was shot and killed by neighborhood watch volunteer george zimmerman.

>> he offered our other officers a target that was the profile of trade -- teyvon martin and they said that he should put those away and not possess the umph. >> the lawyer representing martin's family says, the sergeant's use of the target was "absolutely reprehensible." and not -- process them. >> port canaveral is about 50 miles southeast of sanford, florida where martin was killed. >> coming up the battle between driver and a bridge in north carolina. (crashing)

>> we are back. one man has

made it a mission to document the moment of impact. jeanne moos tells us more about the trestle that's turning trucks topless. >> >> that is good is not to in north carolina it is taking off the tops of these large trucks. jeanne moos has more. >> this bridge over troubled traffic. this bridges too low. for the trucks are too tall. for the past five years this person has been using cameras to record the results and posting them on his with the site. known as 11 ft 8 it is known as the can opener bridge and some get stopped cold. >> it sounds earth shattering. people jump out of their chairs. >> some get off easy like an rv. just loses its air

conditioning, a pot gets -- pod left behind. and this is a working railroad bridge. sometimes they will hit when a train goes by. and stay in and stalled a crash being. so the bridge will always stay intact. he collects pieces of debris and test drivers signing them. >> it is a hobby to have some fun. >> but not that much fun for the drivers. they have known of no serious injuries and the signs are several blocks away. vehicles are too tall to trigger the lights. the drivers do not see. >> they do not even think that you can slow leak to it. and why does someone

not fix this? or lower the road. but the su remain is right this wer sewer line is rit below below and the bridge to be millions to cost millions. so this is kind of like the movie rocky. the good, bad, the ugly. it is enough to make you want to burn your bridges. before this bridge burns this purify (multiple crashing sounds) jeanne moos...coming up on kron 4 news weekend. there were two gun-related events in the bay area this weekend. we will hear from people on both sides of the issue of gun control. >> meanwhile, this is heavenly valley. beautiful ♪

live look. mount tam let's take a quick look outside this morning. >> janu. >> a little bit of haze and walnut creek. we are expecting a beautiful sunny sky. but it is going to be windy temperatures will be in the '70s. 60s for the bay and like evening wins. and chance of sprinkles. the futurecast showing gusting 20 m.p.h. but take a look at 7:00 p.m. with gusting at 30 m.p.h.! they will stick

around. as for your temperatures 54 degrees in novado. upper 50s in daly city. 60s in antioch. 62 degrees expected in san francisco. upper 60s and low 70's for the south bay. there is a nice warm up. coming up in my full report. >> hundreds of people flocked to the cow palace this weekend. for the crossroads of the west gun show. that event continues today. the most popular item on the list. bullets. organizers say the limitation on ammunition sales is helping bring out such a big crowd. still, it appears everybody is stocking up. >> for lot of ammunition to shoot at the range. with all of these new laws that are trying to come in effect it messes up the prices. it

restricts on this people from having ammunition and the criminals get the ammunition at other places, anyway. >> a couple of miles away, the city of south san francisco held a gun buyback event. no word yet on the size of the arsenal collected or the amount of money that was distributed. >> on the opposite end of the spectrum. people against gun violence rallied in mountain view saturday morning. kron four's daniel villareal tells us about the crackdown the group is calling for. >> it is going to be a very effective wait to sread the message. and the spread the message of >> reporter: the message here was for folks to get involved in taking action against gun violence .organized as part of a national day of actionabout 130 people gathered at this plaza near the mountain view caltrain station.many of them held up signs with messages of support for anti-gun violence legislation while others simply displayed the names of victims of the sandy hook shooting victims the rally was put by organizing for action and their message was to take action. folks here were encouraged to do that by sending text

messages to their senators that informs them of their support of legislation against gun violence as the gun control debate gets underway >> if you have a smart phone, and the phone, get on it! >> organizer's of saturday's event say they believe gun-control legislation will pass if enough people get involved >> there are common sense that 90'% that agree on. 90 percent of us agree on a. we will see this dean has and that is larnecessary necessary dea legislation dean to legislation. >> reporter: >> jacqueline: in mountain view daniel villareal kron four news >> a vigil is scheduled later this week for audrie pott. that's the saratoga teenager who committed suicide after she was sexually assaulted at a party last september. an explicit picture of 15 year old audrie was posted online showing the alleged pott took her own life just days later. after an investigation that took several months , sheriff's deputies arrested three 16 year old boys on thursday. authorities say the images posted online were key pieces of evidence that led

to the arrests. meantime, the lawyers for the teen suspects. released this statement. "much of what has been reported over the last several days is inaccurate. most disturbing is the attempt to link audrie's suicide to the specific actions of these three boys. we are hopeful that everyone understands that these boys are to be regarded as innocent." the vigil for audrie pott is this friday night at 8pm at saratoga high school. audrie's parents have scheduled a press conference for tomorrow. >> the bay area coast guard rescued four people. after their tug boat sank while towing a barge off the coast of big sur. coast guard crews received the distress call at about three p-m and deployed a 47-foot motor life boat and a rescue helicopter from the monterey station. the rescue helicopter found the survivors on a raft and hoisted them aboard. all four were checked out a local hospital, but no injuries were reported. various federal departments were contacted in case of a potential oil or fuel spill caused by the incident.

>> 9:34 we are going to honor and pay tribute!. >> get out your hanky >> this is san jose. but i crew of and salinas i grew up -- in the salinas. call [laughter] >> it is looking nice. in san jose, we will be back. . look at them kids. [ sigh ]

they have no idea what it was like before u-verse high speed internet. yeah, you couldn't just stream movies to a device like that. one time, i had to wait half a day to watch a movie. you watched movies?! i was lucky if i could watch a show. show?! man, i was happy to see a sneezing panda clip! trevor, have you eaten today? you sound a little grumpy.

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>> the san francisco symphony is playing with a new contract. music to their ears. symphony officials say its board of governors and musicians of the orchestra have approved a 26-month agreement yesterday. a spokesman for the symphony says as part of the agreement musicians will get a four-point-five percent increase in salary. the agreement comes after an 18-day strike last month. the musicians went back to

work about two weeks ago.a west hollywood man has >> died from bacterial meningitis. brett shaad was taken off of life support last night. now health officials are warning gay men to beware of the infection. it affects the area surrounding the brain and spinal cord, and can be spread through close contact such as kissing. researchers are testing whether the strain found in west hollywood is similar to the one that sickened 22 people and killed 7 in new york three years ago. >> there is more to come. with the latest forecast. and i will be saying goodbye. this live look hardly any traffic. the party is outside. we will be right back.

>> let's take a quick look outside this morning. let's check in for your first forecast. we are taking this live look outside. bright blue skies and it is going to be windy. we could also see some sprinkles tonight. monday will be the coolest day of the week but a nice warm up. temperatures mid-50s if your going out the door. 57 in fairfield. and low mid '50s in the south-bay. with 70's around the valley. 66 degrees in mountain view. and for the east bay in the

valleys low 70's along the delta. 69 in pleasanton. for the east bay shore in the 60s expected in the san leandro. with a clear 62 degrees. 50s in ocean beach and '60s and '70s in the north bay. '70s in santa rosa. 72 degrees expected in napa. as we take a look at the satellite & radar there is a low pressure system to the north of us. where we could see some rainfall. some sprinkles tonight but mainly in the overnight hours. nothing significant it is really the strong wind that will be gusting tomorrow. cold on tuesday morning but the warm up will be in store. >> coming up next we are going to say a fund farewell fond... farewell.

ham >> its been a long run ysabel. and i know you hate goodbyes. but we wanted to show you a tribute to your years of hard work and dedication. take a look. >> the why ran and the iranian.. >> the proposed law similar to one passed in texas were in nine months. in texas and 11 babies were abandoned last year. >> we've been working together for a long time is been a great personal experience. >> these big waves, rain or shine. >> she is a dedicated to journalism. she is a stickler for getting the

facts correct and accuracy and making sure that this is as fresh and as current as possible. we were on the air when the shuttle blew up. we through oout the scripps and it gets the adrenaline going and it helps you to get someone next to you to hold their own. and she has always stood out. >> she was the first anchor that was also a producer. she taught me how to be a producer. >> if you really know isabel she is in teach with individuals and caring about helping hand in gauged she is engaged in inspiring.

>> i poured my pain into a journal. >> that is one of the things that i will admire is how she was able to continue to work well going through chemotherapy. and this very life changing illness. >> catherine: isabel i remember going to the hospital with you after you were sick. not after long after we met. maybe i would have curled up in a corner but you weren' fierceness. you were amazing. >> when she went to her cancer treatment she shared that with the audience. i am sure that she helped countless people to go through a difficult time to come out of the other side. >> these deeply personal things and made them inspiring stories for us. isabel, i have always

admired your integrity and charity. your journalism, your toughness, and your incredible sense of humor and your greatest laugh. >> and for a long time she has made to be better because she takes me from being crazy and out there and too excited. and often and oftenhon me. >> the great isabel i saw her on channel 36 in san jose. >> you have more? >> that is correct. i am tougher now and i know how to get to the heart of the issue. >> and jan hutchins and john schrader. she had a great career in chicago and she came here. everybody enjoys it and you are getting out at the right times. they

wait to go. and remember. they've great weight and good luck. >> pam: good luck, and congratulations! i am excited and that i will miss you will. we go way back to gather and we have seen a lot happened. you have given so much to your profession, your spirit is going to be missed. but now, a new journey for us to get together. good luck, girl.. >> i will miss my partner. we have been close together for nearly 17 years. that could be a record for bay area teams. i will miss the connection that we have developed over that times. >> trying to get the state supreme court. >> it is about journalism, the viewer. >> isabel, it is been an

honor and privilege. and more than that we have been colleagues & friends. i appreciate the time the we've been able to share together and watched our families grow i only wish you the best. >> i appreciate that, i think that what is most important for journalists his that through walk away with our integrity intact. as i leave, let me say it has been my privilege to serve as the weekend morning anchor for the past 21 years, almost since the inception of this program, the first of its kind in the bay area and the country. for those of you who don't remember, it was during the persian gulf war in 1990, that the news director said, the war doesn't end on friday night, hence the inauguration of kron's weekend morning news.which allowed me to sit at this desk and watch two decades of history. it's been a great joy to serve kron, and you the public, as a reporter, and to helm this show, and many

a major story that broke on our weekend newscast, beginning with the tragic oakland hills fire in 1991. our cameras trained on that spiraling smoke that soon turned into a deadly conflagration, and one of the major stories of the decade. marty and i were here for the columbia shuttle disaster in february of 2003 when it exploded on re- entry in texas killing all 7 aboard. we were in the mission for mardi gras, and the foot of the embarcadero for bay to breakers. from san jose to santa rosa, from san francisco to oakland, and beyond, we have reflected your stories, and that has remained an important reason why i stayed in this chair so long. for me this has been a great, rewarding and challenging run as a member of the broadcast industry for 42 years now. kron has been my home for almost half that time, and this chair, this weekend, these hours, have been a special place for almost all that time. i've spent 35 of my 42 years in the bay area. i've watched television news

evolve through 4 decades of technological evolution from film to tape, and live shots to the twitter verse. i was here when cbs field tested the first such live- shot outside the hearst mansion in hillsborough following the kidnapping of randy hearst's daughter patricia, one of the biggest global stories of the 70's. this story also earned me my first emmy. that era of technology gave us the video cam and large format video tape, then in varying sizes as the cameras and the batteries got smaller, and then we went digital. the mid 90s saw an interesting journalistic shift, as newsrooms which blossomed large in the 80's, started to reduce staff with the continued reinvention of smaller handheld cameras, and the introduction of a new tool called the internet, then facebook and twitter. in the mid 90's when the weekend morning news first started giving our viewers links to url's, i thought us somewhat elitist, as the majority of households were yet to connect to the internet. now we are 24/7 interconnected world, watching and reporting revolutions via twitter.

i have appreciated all the opportunities to engage in this craft called journalism, and have benefitted from all the challenges i have faced in doing so. i leave satisfied that i have done my darndest to make a difference, but always recognize, there is more that can be done. and though i came from the ranks of a the few women in the media over 4 decades ago who broke the barriers for women and women of color, there is still an ongoing battle to prove that the content of our character, the importance of our intelligence rather then our looks is key in this job. i must set straight one long held belief.that marty and i not.. tell people, yes we are, for not married 5 hours on the weekend. and then we go home.in different directions. but as seatmates here for 17 years, as competitors.as journalists who respect each otherwe have been a good team. but all good things must come to an end. for me, its time to go. for marty, and the rest of

the kron 4 morning staff and all my other colleagues here i wish them all the best. but as gary radnich said the other day, i'm leaving at the right time. i will miss you all as well, thank you for putting your trust in us, and allowing me, us, to come into your home. goodbye. >> we want to invite everybody to come on up. and be part of this. you do not get the chance to see the crew but we would like you to help celebrate. >> while they do i am not going to be sitting on the beaches of waikiki. i have an encore career, jane fonda it calls the third act. and i can do and contribute to do something with my life. >> we're all confident. >> , on in. >> this is my son, my grandson, and say hello.

>> could by everybody. let all these lovely people. >> thank-you for the flowers. >> we will shoot nothing but happiness you'll be hearing from the we wish you-nothing but happiness. !