10pm. >> reporter:workers tell me there is a lot at stake - their pension, healthcare and out, but feel it might be the only way to get what they want this time around. >> i hope that it does not come down to the strike. so hopefully they treat us fare. >> reporter: what is the most important aspect of the contract for you? >> their two sons to every story and negotiations about things in the past and is it what they want but at the end of the day of all workers deserve to be treated fairly.

>> reporter: they take their job very seriously. back in 2009 with another strike and the strokes strike was averted as a compromise was worked out. they do not feel this confident that confident this time around. coming up at 6:00 here with bart employees have to say as far as the public is concerned. they have a message that they want to share with the public who will be greatly affected if a strike does occur. that is all coming up at kron 4 news at 6:00 to resist casio kron 4 news. >> pam: today members of the bart conference outlining critical safety issues that they want addressed at the bargaining table. which they say. are being ignored by management.

>>kron 4's maureen kelly has their list of demands. >> have not addressed any person of the proposals that we have put on the table. >> reporter: the one thing they were like to see up improved is the lighting and the station and. >> what if you had to evacuate the station and do you carry a flashlight? >> some writers feel that the platform is a place to use the press room if they cannot use one down below. no one wants to work in those conditions. >> reporter: they want to see bulletproof glass installed on the boost that the members put in an rush of doors that will make it harder for the insurers to

get inside. they do not believe that the negotiating table is bay the right place to talk about it with a june 30th at bloomy booming over. >> we need to talk about the pension issues, the salary issues, and a bid to issues. these are the things that are stopping us from completing a deal. >> pam: seiu which represents 14-hundred bart workers say one and passenger safety. just approved a four and were closed in 2001 it. these safety issuesthey

o'clock. >> pam: undoubtedly have an enourmous impact on people in the bay area.and there are some professions that >> reporter: employees should be allowed to strike. karen: i support strikes when necessary. >> many examples of necessary. not getting any sympathy from me. the massive disruption >> reporter: you to head to our website - kron4.com for the latest we've created a special section.it's on the right called bart strike threat. click on that to get all the latest news stories, videos, images and tweets from key players on both sides. we'll be updating it constantly. 4.com. >> pam: the u.s. supreme court will rule on prop 8 on wednesday. by 7a.m. tomorrow. we will know if same sex-marraige is legal or not in california. the anticipation in san francisco is mounting. and kron 4's justine waldman is live in the city's castro

district tonight. with details on how the l-g-b-t community is preparing for >> reporter:lots of anticipation, excitement and nervousness here in the castro. the community is very aware what is at stake and is very people here tell me they have been waiting a long time for a decision on if same-sex marriage will be legal. >> i am actually pretty hopeful. >> of course i'm hoping for the best. but at this time i'm not sure which way we are going. >> it would be wonderful for my wife of 16 years could get my benefits and health benefits. >> have friends who are telling me that they are considering moving of the country. there are now

filling treated fairly. >> in my heart i feel good about it.egdless of the outcome we will never give up. we will never die. this movement is decades and decades old. nothing will stop us. demonstration depending which way the ruling goes. will go over the plans in san francisco that will be going on as son as the decision come down >> pam: and while no decision on same-sex marriage was made today. another hot topic was ruled on -- voting rights. the courts decision, and the dramatic impact it is expected to have -- that's coming up at 5:30.

>> pam: clouds and rain in the bay area again today. this evening. beginning to give way to a bit of sun. kron foujr's chief meterologist jacqueline bennett is standing by with the hot weather details for the rest of the week. jacqueline? >> reporter: will hand it will definitely heat up for the rest of the week. but stock about the rain. santa rosa over an inch of rain with now the ninth three quarters of the engine running ads for cisco ross, concord knowing even registered in san jose today. it still remains in the mirror and as of 0 with flights over a hundred and 83 on average because of the locale call coverage. as for

the cause in the rain fell lot of it has pushed on the we do have more in store as we head into to mong with of assuring. norman california as we head into early tomorrow morning. the up a few showers for the 6:00 hour and a few more in the north to bay but, by midnight n n the rain will start again in the morning. >> pam: and now a live look from san francisco international airport. the bad weather making for another day of lengthy at last check more than 2 hour delays. kron 4 has a crew at s-f-o-. and we'll passengers -- ahead. >> pam: and rainy weather never makes the commute any easier. here is a quick check on bay area bridges. the golden gate, bay and san mateo bridges. >> pam: no major problems to report at the moment, but we'll keep an eye on traffic

throughout the eveining. >> reporter: developing tonight. day two in the trial forhe's the neighborhood watchman accused of murdering an unarmed teen. coming up -- the newly released evidence pictures shown to the jury. >> catherine: then -- russia says "nyet" to requests to help the u-s with tracking down the n-s-a leaker. >> catherine: we hear exactly where edward snowden is supposedly holed up tonight.. that's ahead. >> i hear a dog shot actually some point >> reporter: a dog is shotafter defending his backyard from an intruderhowever as kron4's police officer

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>> reporter:grimm says it all started when he noticed a concord police officer running toward his home >>"i saw this police officer start taking off towards our backyard20 seconds later the dog got shot" >> reporter:grimm says kirby lost a lot of blood and had to be rushed to the vetenary hospital for an emergency surgery >> reporter:you think that an apology is in order here? >>"definitely"

>> pam: the officer had a right to defend himself this is under investigation. >> jacqueline: more rain in store for tomorrow morning. we will talk about that in next. [ female announcer ] this is a special message from at&t.

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>> catherine: spy snitch edward snowden is said to be "relaxing" at the moscow airport. although it's not clear how relaxed he can be -- given the fact he's been charged with espionage -- and the u.s. wants him back. these are pictures from the moscow airport - where reporters and others are trying to figure out where snowden is -- and where he's headed next. >> catherine: he did not get on a flight to cuba yesterday. the u-s wants to prosecute him because of his leak of two government surveillance programs. but today - russia's president bluntly refused to turn him over.saying snowden is >> catherine: technically a "free man" -- since he's in the transit zone of the moscow airport -- meaning he hasn't officially arrived in the country.

>> reporter: notice is still in a transit area as a transit passenger. >> catherine: some u.s. officials are furious that russia isn't helping out. that includes u.s. senator john mccain.who blasted president putin today. anyone to take someone's super bowl ring cannot exactly be like us. >> catherine: mccain is referring to the famous accusation that president putin pocketed the superbowl ring belonging to patriots' owner robert kraft back in 2005. meantime - this is part of the fuss at the moscow airport this week. as a car carrying snowden arrived. he may be staying at a small hotel inside the airport. the ongoing concern tonight -- whether russia will try to grill snowden in order to obtain u-s secrets. russia says it has no

interest -- but intelligence experts find that unlikely. >> pam: police are on the hunt for two gun men involved in a violent home invasion robbery and shooting. it happened around two thirty this morning in san francisco's bayview district. a man, woman, and two children were inside the home when three men broke in. the man and woman were shot. police say a third person, one robbery person, was also shot. the woman and robbery suspect suffered life threatening injuries. the children were not hurt. >> jacqueline: it continues to the injury data from the bay area. drury. temperatures in the 70's for the most part with 80 degrees and livermore. winning very likely at this hour picking up over an inch of rain. as you look at

oakland we also see a decent amount of rain about two tenths of an inch rain. right now we're in a little bit of low off shore. there is this is: to be over the north bay which hours. by midnight tried but but the rain will be returning in the morning as we head into the morning hours a little bit of rain comes up in the san mateo coastline and south of the golden gate. the rest of the money thing should dry out and clear. when the conditions then

today in the 80 degrees for inland valley same for napa and the south bay. we are going to be warming significantly for the rest of the work week. thursday friday saturday and sunday and monday were born to be warmer. the bay shore will be in the '80s and upper 80s by monday and even the calls line with the upper 60s and low 70's. >> pam: will you just heard jacqueline say how dreary it was outside weather has been a big problem for the airports. what is it looking like now? >> reporter: shot a

spokesperson for that report tells me that flights are averaging during 45 minutes for up to two are still lays. the ladies. delays. the airport is on the ground delay right now. some people literally have been stuck here seeking year, uc benjamin here sleeping on the ground. others say that they are frustrated. >> there is nothing the to do, because complaining doesn't get to anywhere. >> reporter: >> considering and have an early morning meeting it will be a great cat and commands. it would be a

great in current defense. >> reporter: one of the runways are shot down and now are shut down right now due to do to repairs. >> reporter: oakland and san jose both airports are fine tonight pam. >> pam: we will check back in look you tonight been killed. in look you tohave a good night. here you go. you, too. i'm going to dream about that steak. i'm going to dream about that tiramisu. what a night, huh? but, um, can the test drive be over now? head back to the dealership? oh, yeah. [ male announcer ] it's practically yours. [ wife ] sorry. [ male announcer ] but we still need your signature.

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(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> pam: federal oversight of discrimination at voting polls. grant lodes is here now to court decided, and why that's not sitting well with many in washington. >> reporter: the rule was enacted back in the civil rights era. others say it's critical for equal voting rights. not sitting well with the obama administration and some say it could have a drastic impact across the country. >> reporter:in a 5-4 decision tuesday, the u-s supreme court effectively invalidated a key provision of the 1965 voting rights act. renewed as recently as 2006, the act was passed during the height of the civil rights movement, targeting states with histories of voter discrimination.

>> reporter:critics argued specific no longer necessary. the south is not the same south it was in 1964. the whole country has changed. >> reporter:the specifics of the voting rights act the justices were asked to evaluate.empower the federal government to require oversight. they also allows the justice department or courts to and state level. as part of its ruling, the court agreed the current formula is antiquated and evaluate the process for supervision. >> reporter:proponents of the voting oversight is still necessary. attorney general eric holder cited recent attempts to enact discriminatory voting changes in texas and south carolina. >> reporter:holder says these show why the voting rights act should remain intact.

>>this decision represents a serious setback for voting rights and has the potential to.negatively impact millions of americans across the country. president obama >> reporter: issued a statement expressing his disappointment but says his >> congress on this effort and the administration will do everything in our power to ensure fair and equal voting stories... >> reporter:biden says he and the obama with congress to pass new of >> catherine: today - for the first time - jurors in the george scene photos. zimmerman is the former last year. >>the photos were taken at night -- shortly after martin was shot to death by zimmerman. they include the body of the 17-year-old. but >> catherine: murder - claiming he fired only after martin attacked him. prosecutors want to

introduce recordings of phone calls the defendant made to police over earlier months - to report suspicious characters. they're arguing that the death was the result of racial profiling. >> pam: president obama says the debate is over about one thing. scientists concur that the earth is warming and that human activity contributes to it. kron 4's vicki liviakis is in the newsroom speech. >> reporter: many have been waiting for. the president announcing measures he intends to take to limit pollution that's trapping gasses into the atmosphere. here's some of what he had to say at georgetown university today. >> we cannot just drove our way that's not possible. i put forward in the past but are in an g strategy must be more about producing more

oil. and by the way it has to be more about building one pipeline. >> reporter: the keystone pipeline from canada to the gulf coast. it, unless the project won't increase greenhouse gas emissions. pam? >> pam: california lawmakers are considering a bill that would allow transgender students more freedom to express themselves at school. the measure passed the state assembly and is expected to be approved by the senate. but, as erik rosales explains, reaction to the bill is mixed. >> i do not want my daughter in the same locker room with a boy. >> i think they should be

treated like they are and how they feel inside because i believe they know exactly who they are inside. >> reporter: required the eighth tranche tender student would be permitted to participate and sex gendered programs. would ever her gender identity is no matter what they were born and spirit if that's what they say if that's what they say, that's what they are. any aid to stop the teasing. >> was teased, spit on and finally decided that he would not want to go to school anymore. >> reporter: having to deal with a similar situation at coleman the image of school

when a trance gender student, a little boy dressed like a girl wanted to use the girls' bathroom. some parents were outraged. the school decided to allow blue boy to use the unisex bathroom. >> i think i would pull my child of the school if there is a treasure dressing like them. >> catherine: in other newsa huge wildfire driven by strong winds is burning out of control in southern colorado. the west fork fire is actually made up of three individual fires. about 80- thousand acres have burned. and crews say the fire is feeding on trees that were killed by beetles. there's little or no containment at this point. one of the fires that has everyone worried is only 3 or 4 miles away from the tourist town of south fork - which was evacuated last week.

bulldozers are being used to build lines around the town. >> jacqueline: showers have tapered off. live from the cemetery bridge in and see sunbreaks year but still low clouds lingering near the coast line. taking a look at the rainfall totals for today santa rosa with an inch in and quarter of rain there, not quite a three- quarters in napa up. pretty much during fall total is not that impressive. we are still seen delays at as f o, pretty bad out there and will probably say that tomorrow as more rain is headed as into the morning. the system is still off

shore and tracking toward the coast line with a steady stream of more schechter headed right to courts northern california. more more info coming up >> pam: another low for apple stock -- starbucks is raising prices -- and home prices hit a high. >> pam: the kron4 market update is next. >> pam: make your fourth of july plans now and join us for kron 4's july 4th live. it's the only local, live fireworks show in the bay area. we'll bring you the biggest and best fireworks from san rafael, milpitas, pleasant hill and san francisco. kron 4's july 4th live. look at 'em.

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>> pam: now for today's market update. u-s stocks ended higher today after several encouraging economic reports. here are the closing numbers.

the dow rose 100 points. it had slumped 139 points the day before. the nasdaq rose 27 points the s-and-p 500 index rose of stories... >> pam: apple is losing a bit of its bite. shares of the tech giant which were over 700-dollars at its peak are now struggling to stay above 400-dollars. they dropped below 400- dollars on monday for the first time since mid-april -- then went below the mark again tuesday. >> pam: lately -- it lost a a few patent battles against samsung. and it hasn't found a way to keep investors and consumers interested after the smartphone market slowed >> catherine: it seems like people are more confident about spending money these days. and -- housing is hot again. >> catherine: in fact - sales of new homes in may rose to the fastest pace in five years. that's considered another sign of a steadily improving housing market. and the home price index was up more than 12- percent in april -- the biggest annual jump in seven years. >> catherine: the best since before the global

financial meltdown that slashed homebuyers' access to credit. >> catherine: as of today -- starbucks began raising some of its prices. the coffee chain -- hiking prices by an average of 1- percent. the price hike will affect brewed coffee, tea, latte and espresso drinks. other drinks will 'not' get more expensive - including frappuccinos. the prices will vary from city to city - with customers in some markets for example, paying about 10 cents more for a tall brewed coffee. it's the first price jump in nearly two years. >> jacqueline: and just 63 in santa rosa where the showers continue at this hour. said francisco we did not see as much rain as in the north mostly cloudy in

places like san jose were no rain was reported out there today. as we look ahead into tomorrow, again graeme will return to the bay area tomorrow morning. with a warming trend to continue into friday saturday and sunday along with monday. bearish picture showing rain headed out to the east with a little bit low fly below the radar. in places like santa rosa. so we are still seeing a few showers of to the north this hour as we move to the east and zero largely dry conditions with early to my morning high 11

it will stick to the north bay. things will also drag out with cloudy conditions into the morning in clearing into the afternoon. temperature wise to be in those low 80s, and to win cupertino and san rose a. art eastman with low to mid '80s 84 in concord and antioch. the coast line checking into it mid-60s with 59 percent for cisco and mailing the seventh for the north bay tomorrow. you will get to the 80s in napa. things will warm up significantly with 80s and 90s for much of the bay area. triple digits, sunday

and monday. and remember back unless the weather forecast never is competing to for you on con test on 93. you can catch the latest news, forecast and traffic conditions whenever it's convenient - on our 24/7 bay area news channel. you can watch live on kron4.com or on comcast channel 193. >> reporter: chances are you are playing this game or have seen or heard someone playing this game. it is the note angry birds soon to be bitter and angry birds called can be crushed cetera. it is a free app for pcs phones and tablet spirit and millions of people are addicted to it. and never want app on facebook it is a public game where you are rewarded for doing good. shake like jelly beans and lemon drops and

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>> reporter:sfist a local bay area blog had created a sidewalk biking offender registry where you can snap images of yes all you need to do is see someone riding on the sidewalk and snap a photo and bam it's on the web >> reporter:this includes pocket bikes which are illegal on the street not to mention on a public sidewalk the fact is it's really not that hard to find grown up people breaking the law riding on the sidewalk >> reporter:so i expect the registry and the map to be overflowing with photos of people all around the san francisco bay the reason why i keep repeating the words grown up is because if you are 13 and under you can ride on the sidewalk san franciso police have and will issues tickets and it could set you back about a 100 bucks >> reporter:however posting on the blog the police will not respond and write a ticket to the bicylist leave the sidewalk for pedestrians and people in wheelchairs there have been way too many injuries due to bike riding on sidewalks

>> reporter:if you want to learn more about the sidewalk biking offender registry, log in to kron 4.com >> reporter:also you can post images on my twitter account @kron4sroberts use the hastag #pbbonbikes and remember you're not a cop so please don't do anything that might get you hurt >> reporter:in san francisco stanley roberts kron 4. com if you have a comment or story idea for stanley, e- mail us at 'people behaving badly' at kron- four-dot- com. hey, look! a shooting star!

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(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> pam: less than 13 hours before the u-s supreme court rules on california's proposition 8, and already, the state and the bay area are set for the celebrations. >> pam: the supreme court

usually issues rulings on mondays and thursdays, but for the final week, the court is closing up shop a day early. >> pam: here's the latest. the rulings for proposition 8 and the defense of marriage act will be released tomorrow morning -- at around 7 in the morning our time. there are four options for the court on proposition 8. most of them make the proposition either illegal or unconstitutional. and here are 4 possible outcomes from the supreme court ruling on same sex marriage. >> pam: the simplest outcome is that prop 8 is declared unconstitional which means gay marriage is legal nationwide. the second scenario. prop 8 >> pam: is rejected on more narrow grounds, which mean gay marriages are legal *only in california the third outcome is that prop 8 is upheld and it will then take a voter initiatve to overturn the proposition. >> pam: and the fourth and final scenario, and the one some court watchers consider most likely is this:

the court rules that the group defending proposition eight had no legal standing to do so. which means the lower court's ruling stands and prop-8 is declared unconstitutional. >> pam: once the ruling comes down, the court could also release when the law will either go into effect or be upheld. no matter which way the will be waiting. and ready to celebrate. kron-4's justine waldman is live in the castro with more. justine? >> reporter: they're either be a celebration or a demonstration right here on the corner of castro or a demonstration at the corner at market and castro. supreme court ruling goes >> reporter: police barricades ready for tomorrow. the san francisco police department tells me. it is putting on extra personnel parties get out of hand. >> reporter: me, they plan to increase their staff on wednesday because they anticipate so many people to be out here. expected to gather starting at 6 in the morning >> reporter:then the

decision from the high court will come down by 7:30. after that, the mayor will meet with staff to figure out what to do next. but remember marriages won't start for 25 days, as the appeals process unfolds. >> reporter: in same-sex marriage becomes legal, people will start and castro for a 6:30pm. >> reporter:though the as soon as the decision is read, many here are anticipating jubilation in the streets. live in the castro district in san francisco justine waldman kron 4 news. >> reporter:there are plenty of other prop 8 events throughout the bay area.

>> pam: let's start in oakland, where hella oakland is organizing a street party. it begins at 5:30 at the uptown art park on telegraph and runs until 8. then the celebration will move to bench and bar on 17th street and continue as long as people want to stay. in san jose. >> pam: the community plans to gather at the san jose city hall starting at 6 o'clock. they expect elected officials to be there along with the l-g-b-t community and celebrate the decision. >> pam: for volunteers, so if you want to help, log on to our website -- kron-dot- com. >> pam: in san mateo county, supporters plan to gather at the san mateo county clerk's office starting at 5. the office is at 555 county center in redwood city. this is another event looking for volunteers. >> pam: the community plans to gather at the santa cruz county courthouse. that's at 701 ocean street in santa cruz.

the event starts at 5:30 and expects to run at least until 7. >> pam: in vallejo, supporters will memorialize the decision by first gathering at the vallejo ferry building on mare island way, then march to vallejo city hall. >> pam: the event starts at 5:30, and the march to city hall begins at 7, where people will speak on the importance of the decision to the community. and in solano county. supporters will gather at the county government center in fairfield beginning at 6:30. if you didn't see one near you, you can log on to our website -- kron-dot-com. >> pam: supporters of prop. 8 and protecting their stock, are asking for prepare for wednesday's ruling and to if you like to tweet you can do that and hash tech 11.

>> pam: big story tonightonly five more days until the contract expires between bart and its biggest union. and thousands in the bay area are waiting to see what's going to happen. whether the workers will either agree to a new labor contract. or strike -- causing a massive traffic headache throughout the bay area. >> pam: today, the union voted for permission to strike. kron-4's terisa estacio is live at one polling place. and terisa -- this decision could have negative repercussions -- not just between the two parties, but passengers as well. >> reporter: it could be horrific for commanders if they decide to authorize the strike. there have been coming here to cast their vote on the bart issue. cameras were allowed in for a short time to capture some of the employees' voting.

the focus on pension, health care, and safety. the negotiations and not negotiations seem to be at a standstill tonight. we are asking for patience. >> we hope that the cd impacts on the public as well as the workers and come to the table and be fair and understanding of the proposals that we have. >> people, basically be patient. we are trying to negotiate in good faith and hopefully both sides can come to a mutual beneficial

solution. >> you have to try to find this of another sortortatiecause will not roll over. now >> reporter: the voting continues until 10:00 tonight. those will come out at 10:00 a.m. weather and then 9:00 a.m. tomorrow morning coming up that we will talk about will talk with more of the employes to get a sense of which way they think that the voting will go. that will mean bart could shut down on monday when their contract expires over the weekend. kron 4 news >> catherine: >> pam: while bart and the union continue to fight over who is right or wrong, it's you -- the passenger -- that may be the most affected by the possible strike.

kron-4 asked several of you what you thought of how negotiations were going, whether commuters felt safe while riding and if there are dangerous parts or stations on bart. here's what you told us. >> i understand their perspective from being on the platform and taking care of everything at late night hours. >> if the union is even will be making this up for using about bargaining power. regardless >> i'm sure that the law regardless of-of how i feel about safety of sure their employees have more details that will constitute more safety measures be in place. >> >> pam: again, there are only five days left until the contract ends between bart and the union.

stay with kron-4 as we will bring you the latest on the negotiations -- all the way until the final day on sunday. for the first time jurors in the george zimmerman murder trial saw the body of the >> reporter: unarmed teenager he shot. 17-year- old trayvon martin. we want to warn you some of these crime scene images are graphic. the courtroom looked at several photos taken just after martin was killed. the one's we're airing show him body face down - how police found him. also, the bullet wound and a crime scene blanket covering the deceased body. martin's belongings, including a cell phone were also shown. >> reporter:the most compelling testimony came from one of the first officers to arrive on scene zimmerman is pleading not guilty to second-degree murder - claiming he fired in self defense only after martin attacked him. prosecutors want to introduce recordings of phone calls the defendant made to police over the years - to report people he deemed suspicious people in

his neighborhood. the prosecution is arguing martin's deatsult of racial pro. day three of the trial begins tomorrow morning just outside orlando. >> reporter:president barack obama gave what is being touted as a major address on climate change. >> reporter:he announced his plans to "reduce carbon pollution," something he committed to taking action on during his inauguration address in january. obama calls this a major challenge for him and congress, and wants to ensure that all elected officials act on this now. >>this is a challenge that does not pause for partisan gridlock. it demands our attention now and this is my plan to me: a plan to cut

carbon pollution, a plan to protect our country from the impacts of climate change and a plan to lead the world in a coordinated assault on a changing climate. >> reporter:the president also made clear that the state department should approve the keystone x-l pipeline only if it doesn't increase overall greenhouse gas emissions. >> pam: a 23-year-old man wanted for reportedly kidnapping his infant daughter during a domestic incident in antioch is now behind bars. joshua benton turned himself in to police last night when this newscast went on the air. that was eight hours after he allegedly abducted his 11-month-old daughter. >> reporter: considering

>> considering an early- morning it will be an inconvenience. >> yes the past the airport for you. >> reporter: >> pam: in addition to the weather our weather conditions here is affecting other parts of the country as well. >> jacqueline: currently running and 1830 rival the lead because of the weather. as we look live at the cemetery bridge the showers are largely coming 20 and as we head into tomorrow morning santa rosa santa most boring. most rain. the

showers are largely come to an and pushed to the north pushed to the east. that is cooling to affect us until early tomorrow morning. we will see early morning rains and warmer temperatures with a warming with a major warming trend. >> pam: near the intersection of rainier and sunset lanes yesterday morning. and benton later abducted his child, riding in a van driven by someone else. the baby was later found safe and returned to her mother. benton is charged with

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>> reporter: dramatic takedown was something none of us could have predicted. at the family food market caught on camera and two days separate including this man who allegedly stole meet beer and sausage and even stuck a whole carton of aids down his pants. aches eggs he took off running with our photographer right behind. first came to take down x wish to point then taking

him to the ground again. you can hear something you can hear that this is not to set the first time that he is taken down a piece. in the day before watch as to put in another suspected creek and a full nelson. we were there as police arrived as it took moore's jackson to jail. that was kenneth creek reporting are rested for petty theft demands to stay in jail for five days. >> jacqueline: we are still seeing a little bit of showers in the north bay as

we head into tomorrow morning drilling continues. ending about 2:00 in the morning the most rustling been dried. more on that in a moment. largely tapered off which is off shore here is to tell and of it tonight and early tomorrow few showers in to the north bay with lakeshores with light rain and a santa rosa ending about midnight train is approaching once again by the 5:00 hour wind up in the north bay. the in o'clock hour brings us a few more spotty showers along with the san mateo coastline. clearing skies into the afternoon and into the

evening. the south bay tomorrow will be ready in the '80s with 80 for san jose in lp this spirit 85 in pleasanton and east bay shore is running into the '70s. at the calls line 60 is expected 69% vs. call for the most part. with the tricks to the forecast another many starts for the day things will clear out a lot sooner than today temperatures soaring into the '90s for those days triple digit readings. stay with us we will be right back

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(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> pam: a little bit more than 12 hours san francisco is ready no matter which way the rulings go. as recap all our stores starting with kron 4 justing woman. i commend to the streets seven o'clock morning. francisco kron. here in oakland to strike or not? coming into the metro

system to cast their ballots. and june 30th the bart contract expires in some of the workers feel like they have reached a standstill. it may be necessary in order to get what they deserve. in oakland terisa estacio kron 4 news. continuing our coverage they're trying to get addressed at the negotiation table. getting the bathrooms (safety is a top concern but the but if alleged the union is using this as a tactic maureen kelly kron 4 news. major

delays due to bad weather outside take a look at the wrong way here with a cover judge shot as the local. in ground delayed due to low cloud coverage in the area. i 121 cancellations for both arrivals and departures along with other parts of the country been affected by this. i'm told by the airport will go off the ground late at midnight kron 4 news. trying to find the gunman >> reporter: >> pam: gabrielle spent know what missing yesterday this is her pictures blessing of around 3:00 in the afternoon near 2200 haight street. she is 16 years old by 56 in. tall 120 lbs. last seen

wearing a blue jacket, blue jeans, and black shoes. please contact center cisco police department if you have seen this (male announcer): now, here's stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. when tourists come to center cisco they often take pictures of the golden gate bridge and maybe even alcatraz. however remnants of the photos let's just call them inside the distance there are a half- dozen resonant in plain view. but this isn't a story about dirty needles. dirty strike that killed the streets in san francisco. case in point the timing

behind me. >> i ask him to move it and then they say who are you? where do you come from? >> reporter: his shopping cart slowly in the up at his front door. finding furniture in the street that electronics is not un, a period like this old computer monitor. this illegally discarded couch was flipped over and used as a bid for this guy. it and used for a bed for this guy. i ask one male what is it so much trash in the streete used and said that this is

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>> pam: baby fan is the first to live with the result of a island the 12 year-old female and montgomery zoo gave birth to the baby june 5th like any other calf he stays real close to his mom and ethan was named after the alabama boy that was held hostage last january in a bomb shelter. what you are looking at is a coat weaving if you think this professional and others to two. other calf -- he stays

close boy who had been held shelter last january. but it is tough to beat man chest hair. a size extra- large black sale. now this is unbelievable. that english designers spent over two hundred hours weaving. if you think this looks fashionable, others do too. but what if i told you this was made of one million strands of male chest hair? >> pam: coat. it's a hundred percent real and it can be yours for the low price of 39 hundred dollars. this isn't the first time designers made something expensive out of human hair. a vietnamese company made another coat out of hair off of the heads of people. and there was a wedding dress made out of human hair as well.

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(male announcer): it's now time for gary radnich from the jack in the box sports desk. >> gary: the lead story, and the lead story,! nudity! nudity! >> gary: golfer garyr at age 77 will also pose the magazine hits the stands the july 12th. this this interests you at all? >> pam: i am so surprised! >> gary: it will not be full frontal >> gary: update >> pam: on all ok.

>> gary: what is the matter with you? >> jacqueline: i do not want to hear that! >> gary: and will be called naked with justin little something. it will be all naked photos with just a lift tool of some think. >> gary: of >> gary: most times we always run the stories but when they are not charged we very rarely make amends. drew would not be going to court. course you know last

night the blackhawks eliminated and six game. a pub crawl. jackie you are a hockey expert, you probably have been on some pub crawls. >> jacqueline: (laughter) i've never touched the cup i've never touch the cut. >> gary: jetted jones? you do not know her, huh? >> gary: is would like to talk about my girl? celaeno

williams. match winning streak is now at 32. so the heavyweight serena williams and novak and shall all at >> gary: brian shaw, oakland native introduced today officially right in the middle there is brian shaw 47 years of age replacing the remaining coach of the year. >> i have a lot of respect for coach carl and what he has been able to accomplish

throughout his career. i am not just trying to fill his shoes i would like to build a one the good things he would like to do with this team and create my own legacy and put my own stamp on things. >> gary: when we come back this is a big, big, big, they for hockey. soccer. beckham going crazy there, jason hernandez and goal want philosophy. what happened to beckham/your? and did you upset him? you drove him right into retirement? that sounds better. when we come back and jason hernandez and we are talking about a big

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(male announcer): it's now time for gary radnich from the jack in the box sports desk. >> gary: the l.a. galaxy with 50,000 fans expected one more time. nepal one of the all-time great quakes he is a great to talk about old school. i think >> he will go down as one of

the best american soccer players and that is a great challenge to play against them >> gary: and measured he is married to it by now he did a young woman that was an actress. >> and a sure how accurate that is a new and know that he was with someone that was an actress but not sure if they are together. >> gary: beckham getting suspended for game. now he is retired of course but we do you remember what happened? >> the game had a lot of the motion and work on back-and- forth. i think he became frustrated in its show. that means we were doing our job. >> gary: was there a tendency to get this guy route but he's a pretty boy, so let's give him extra japs

pretty. >> he was a world-class player he honestly play on high levels all over the world. so sometimes you have to take it there with those types of players. >> gary: untreated to say why is everyone going crazy over him? i'm just as good as he is. >> some things he could do for with the ball but some people can't. i'm glad i did i have to play against him anymore. >> slow start but this could be game pickup " for this season for us. >> gary: adjacent your cool, you're kind of good for this

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