>> at his age, 17 years old he was quinn to be a senior and a and it in his last year of school. they used to walk to school together his he and my children. it would be the same way in any community in any place. we have lost one of our own. >> reporter: makes the story worse is that orlando would have been a senior had he gone to school this year. j.r. stone kron 4 news. >> reporter:happening now.traffic has finally thinned out at the bay bridge toll plaza. drivers have been flocking to the new eastern span.since it opened around 10:15 last night. there was heavy traffic

pretty much all day. these aerials from this morning's commute courtesy of our helicopter >> reporter:and things did not lighten until just about an hour ago. this afternoon.heavy traffic at all lanes of the toll plaza. there was one dui overnight. >> reporter:and the first ticket went to a motorcyclist from oregon who was going 70.the speed limit across the whole span in 50. >> reporter:finally.after 12 years and 6.4 billion dollars.people are almost giddy to drive over the new span. >> reporter:we have video of what it looks like behind the wheel.

>> reporter: most people fairly impressed traffic to get on the bridge was well worth the wait. >> is beautiful as a great experience. >> the engineering is outstanding! >> it's beautiful and makes the old one look old. >> was 6.2 billion, right? >> >> reporter: people with no specific destination is just hopping on the new bridge because they want to drive it. they have been looking at this thing and now they get to drive it. pam?

oakland. >> pam: today. pedestrians and bicyclists got what they have been longing for. the opening of the new bay bridge trail. >> pam: kron 4's haaziq madyun caught up with some folks. after they completed their the new eastern span. >> reporter:did you just walk the new bay bridge? >>"yes, i just walked it" >> reporter:how exciting was that for you? >>"it was great.bring a bottle >> >> is a good push up the hill. >> reporter: coming and going?

>>"about 20min" >> reporter: how was it? >>"not bad, a little windy, had fun." >> reporter: to take your first trip, the first day that it was opened? i didn't think it was that part of it" >> reporter:on the new bay bridge trail in emeryville haaziq madyun kron4news

>>"the president is asking for authority for limited action. " "no more war in syria!" >> catherine: the president picks up an important ally. but emotions are running high as he tries to win congressional support for a military assault on syria. >>blam blam >> catherine: a rain of cruise missiles on syria. on hold as the administration seeks congression backing for >>"it did happen - and the assad regime did it." >>assad must be held accountable. >>"it's about humanity's red line and it's a red line that anyone with a conscience ought to draw." >> catherine: republican rand paul confronted sceretary of state john kerry of congress's right to declare war >> catherine: stand up for us say you will obey the constitution and if we vote you down you will obey we are not asking for war. limited. a divided congress reflected >> catherine: in the bay area's own delegation

>>this is behavior outside the circle of civilized human behavior and we must respond. >> catherine: house democratic leader nancy pelosi is the only confirmed yes vote. the washington post says barbara lee is a definite no. jackie speier is leaning no. >> catherine: the others, undecided. >> catherine: bay area peace activist medea benjamin was one of two code pink protestors ejected from the hearing. >> catherine: widely circulated video images from syria have not convinced americans of the need for action. last december, 60 percent said they would support syria used chemical weapons. now it's down to 36 percent. >> catherine: sending the nuclear carrier towards the eastern mediterranean. >> catherine: they will join five missile destroyers already on station. israel is also raising the alert level of its defense forces, test with the united states of its missile intercept system. >> pam: coming up at five. kron4 takes you back to the neighborhood destroyed in the san bruno pipeline blast. then -- hundreds of miles up in smoke. when crews expect to get a handle on the yosemite wildfire. but first -- how a police emergency took a wrong turn. sinking one man's vacation plan.

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one of the boats that got smashed by the police was so badly damaged - it later sank. you can see the huge hole in its side. an officer on board the police boat that caused the accident did "not" say he was sorry.instead, he told the owner to 'relax.' that's the boat owner -- who was taking all of this very well. it turns out a friend had borrowed the boat for the day. >> accidents have been set and people do stupid things. >> catherine: enough people caught the smash-up on video that it's going to be hard to ignore this. police say they're also 'investigating.' >> pam: still ahead. she swam hundreds of miles through shark infested waters. now she's talking about what it was like -- making history. >> pam: then -- why the sister of a kidnapper says, she warned her brother --- hannah anderson was trouble.

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>> pam: just days away now. from the three year anniversary of the p-g&e gas pipeline explosion. that killed 8 people in the city of san >> pam: kron 4's maureen kelly shows us what has changed. and the >> reporter:this is what the blast sight looked like three years ago.blacked trees and a massive hole where the intersection of glenview drive and earl avenue. the blacked shells of what used to be family homes.the streets littered with burned out cars. >> reporter:today.many new homes stand where the ruins used to be.and their original owners have moved back home.the city says 16 of the 38 burned out houses have been rebuilt.while another five are still under construction.like this one here.but you can still see many lots remain empty.there are currently 16 vacant now. 12 homeowners have told the city they are not coming back.some of them where people killed in the blast used to live. four more are still undecided. some lots have been bought back by the city and pge.who will select a developer to build new homes.construction is expected to start this

year. a few will be set aside to make the neighborhood park.which still needs to be rebuilt.bigger. >> reporter:.and the sidewalks still need to be finished and streets repaved. >> reporter:and while much of the neighborhood's infrastructure.like water sewer and stormdrains are still being worked on. >> reporter:some neighbors say they don't like to come to this part of the crestmoor neighborhood.because the vacant lots remind them of what they have lost,.others say what they have now.that they didn't have three years ago.is a stronger sense of community.neighbors having come together to help each other heal after the blast. maureen kelly kron4 news. >> pam: today, the mayor of san bruno continued his call. for p-g&e to be hit with fines and penalties of some 4 -billion dollars for the disaster, in order to fund pipeline safety

improvements. >> pam: he also advocates for an independent monitor. to ensure the utility company follows its own safety plan. and he wants five- million dollars a year spent to pay for a california pipeline safety trust, to advocate for pipeline safety. >> this is a nationwide issue. >> catherine: it's been a day since diana nyad staggered out of the water in florida after a record-breaking swim. the 64-year-old became the first person to swim from cuba to florida without a protective cage. she says she pushed through pain and constant vomiting. and passed time by counting in different languages.and singing neil young songs to herself.

>> it takes a lot of we'll and time to get through and not to the great many of these activities but the mental concentration of 53 hours of nonstop swimming, is something to behold and respect. nyad is thanking her team. dozens of people helped her. >> catherine: including 35 who were with her throughout the swim. she had doctors, divers - and people who did nothing but clear her path of jellyfish. >> catherine: nyad wore a special face mask to protect against jellyfish stings -- and at night - when they surfaced - she wore a full body suit. she credits her age with making her more determined. this was her 5th attempt at the record.

>> reporter: >> catherine: james dimaggio's sister is still arguing that there are too many unanswered questions about his death. he's the man police say killed a mother and son in san diego -- before kidnapping the woman's 16-year-old daughter -- hannah anderson. dimaggio's sister lora is explaining why she had told her brother she thought hannah was "trouble." >> my brother was shot and killed and all i am asking for is the truth. dimaggio was killed by fbi >> >> catherine: agents in the idaho wilderness. hannah anderson has said that she had no idea he had killed her mother and brother when he took off with her.

police say it happened after dimaggio set fire to his own home -- which is where the bodies were later found. >> jacqueline: temperatures are on the mild side in the '70s and '80s. 83 of their field and 80 in annapolis. otherwise the 70's it except for the immediate coast line. fairly widespread but patchy in most locations. for or 10:00 in the morning is still with a mild like today. the we can look back changes in store with a much more conditions by the weekend more on that coming up. a little bit sick more storm activity in coming up we are keeping our eye on this pressure system moving to the north into the east we will seek warmer weather

build up by friday. first, let's talk about tomorrow morning. patching extending all went through livermore valley. by 10 is back to the coast and clear and the coast again tomorrow afternoon. 79 in cupertino 78, 78 for los gatos. 70's for east bay shore lines and selling and dropped. 69 in san francisco in a range of low eighties for the north bay. but check this out? morning into thursday but friday, saturday and sunday near 100 degrees for inland valleys. as we head into monday and tuesday seabury's

temperatures will began and leading to cooler conditions. will bring you with kron4's new mobile app. weather, traffic and news anytime you need it. download it today. >> reporter:take a look at this! indiana jones must have been at the wheel of this car. the driver narrowly avoids a massive boulder in a landslide triggered by heavy rains in taiwan. let's take a closer look. >> reporter:stormy weather. rock slide. dust settles. boulder near car. and in london - it's not just rocks drivers have watch out for. a new skyscraper is now melting cars. by reflecting light. this is no joke -- a jaguar owner parked near the under- construction glass building for a few hours. when the person came back -- their pricey ride had been seriously damaged. some panels warped. the side mirror melted. and this

isn't the first time this has happened. a vab was also melted a few months ago. the company who owns the building is promising to make it right - and pay for the damage. for now -- the dangerous parking spots are being blocked off. >> pam: next. miley cyrus breaks her silence. what she says was her goal --- with this raunchy performance. miley cyrus has kept mum about her controversial performance at the v-m-a's more than a week ago. but now she's talking about it >> reporter: and gate slate i will do a review of this device to see if it is worth i will do a review of this device to see if it is worth all of the hype.unbelievable. shhhhh! in our day, we didn't have u-verse high speed internet. yeah, our babysitter didn't have a million ways

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(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> pam: developing at 5:30. >> pam: the yosemite wildfire has grown to more than 350 square miles. but firefighters are making progress. for the very latest. daniel berlant from calfire, joins us on the phone. >> this fire continues to

grow yosemite national park continues to grow, but so does the optimism of firefighters in getting control over it. over 75 percent contained. >> will we have seen some cooler temperatures. we still see dry conditions and it's burning very actively. so the fire is still growing but the containment is progressing. today we had 4600 firefighters on the front line but we still have a lot bowling this fire. >> pam: where which areas are away from the well fire? >> the most part of the act of fires on the east and south side of the fire. it is the toughest ticket to

because it are very remote and the training is very and accessible. this fire has a potential to burn for several weeks even though we're making good progress. >> pam: are the stuff evacuation orders still in effect? >> before a wilton these are small communities, but the thousands of homes that were under a that tuition but by andrés have been lifted today. those orders have been listed today. lifted

>> not very often that we see a fire like this sort it burns so actively and quickly that the other times in these conditions typically are and certain parts of california it was dry conditions that to the fire. and fortunately now we're into september conditions are still dry. the potential for more fires at a still high. we still have to do our job to prevent fires. catherine? here's the latest. the fire has burned almost

236 thousand acres. firefighters say they have it 75 percent contained. but full containment isn't expected until september 20th. people living near the rim wildfire at yosemite are finally starting to breathe meza has the story now" more like this" >> catherine: the white house is drumming up some support. among those are agreed the u.s. should have bottom-line if this happens and you watched the hearing likely difference ina long, sometimes tense syria. secretary of state john kerry says the president is >> catherine: professor steve fish joins us now.from u-c berkeley's political

science dept. to a new policy announced today by police in san jose. >> catherine: you heard the argument today with any kind of military action there could be content of backfire or complications. so there is a strong argument rather or not it goes anywhere or rather we should stay out of it. most americans to and most americans do not want any part of this spirit >> this is a hard decision to be shore pricked think there times when the cost of any action may be even top may even be greater than that action of not moving. 2 million people have been made homeless or round the move in at this point is hard to imagine if this interaction could make

things any worse. >> it could be an old to the united states and russia has a long historic times on that the soviet times spirit they have a court there and they have military facilities but the use and installations and trade and also russia lost to show that he stands up and stick with this regime the matter what. >> catherine: john mccain said something interesting today it through all of this spirit obviously we are telling them that we're are going to attack kerrigan but if there is no way on down that. >> this is rather peculiar

but to know this is a democracy with the public that it's very weary of war and president obama has chosen to take this route in put it before congress. that probably the nemesis them adjust them a bit. >> pam: >> pam: effective as of september 1st, officers began following a new procedure allowing them to record the ethnicity of people who are detained but not actually arrested. two years in the making, the new so-called 'limited detention' policy was in part recommended by the city's independent police auditor amid complaints from minority groups who felt they were being targeted by police. >> pam: under the new

policy, documentation will occur only in cases where officers stop someone and make them sit on a curb, place them in handcuffs or put them in the back of a police car. >> we wanted to know how to make their job maureen efficient. " we came up and it is a workable policy. that will be more efficient for the officers. >> catherine: police believe the new policy will not only help to improve relations with the community but will assist officers in recalling specific details regarding their detentions if the need arises later. >> jacqueline: i will show you how hot it will pit

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now for today's market update. >> pam: the stock market surged in trading today.boosted by reports that manufacturing expanded last month at the fastest pace in two years. but renewed fears of a u.s.- led strike on syria dragged the market back down. overall, stocks did end the >> pam: here are the closing numbers. the dow jones industrial average actually rose nearly 24 points to close over 14-thousand, eight hundred. the nasdaq composite rose nearly 23

points and closed over 36- hundred. and the s-and-p 500 rose almost 7 points, closing around one-thousand, six hundred and 40. >> microsoft has a lot of cash sold there's. so they gave up on that and now they are by a heart or company. the pass was to be dropped more likely perished, but maybe they will get a c zero out of it. it makes some sense because they've lost so much money but they are buying a huge company and the european company this clashing with the northwest pacific co. the collectors

will be different i do not see this one working and i see a lot of firing for nokia's employees. but consider this to be a loser. >> reporter: all leasing we see a surgeon on a leasing would you think about this? >> kind of makes sense i think americans are stretching their wallet for certain people in makes sense. it lowers your payment about $50 a month. " leasing packages have become very attractive low interest rates. 12,000 loss of the kicker that tends to killer deals for people. 17 percent of vehicles are leased. i am considering it because i would like to the truck this

scheer i am a truck type of guy and i never had a big truck and i like to experiment with a big truck. >> reporter: i love leasing and i do it alone idyllic all of the time. >> reporter: we have a pretty early on a cut in thin skinned this year compared >> and young men of new york kicked off a kick start phone with kahane cut in and things getting starting on the same day. retailers love it because you cannot start the shopping season in a little bit earlier. interesting to known that this is an odd phenomenon

that will not happen for 17,000 more years. >> i hate the to to. two ferry sell is easy for me to say. tooth fairy. the average to come at $3.70. so inflation on teeth are going up about 90 percent of american families participate in that spirit i may pull 82 out because 2 percent of children will receive $50 on mont. >> reporter: thank you rob.

>> jacqueline: only if the 60s near the coast line otherwise we are largely in the 70's and low 80s. antioch was 81, san jose 80 in pleasanton. mountain patricia the afternoon with less salt into thursday what warmer conditions. temperatures or onto more of dramatically especially away from the coast near 100 degrees for friday started sunday. fridy, sat. and sunday. >> jacqueline: pettifog to the north bay and the south bay but by 830 will start

to left and 10:00 back to the coast line. and by noon the shifty clear skies bay area wise. there is some london today the difference here in their by friday, saturday and sunday think should be heating up with out the fall. fog. interest are: down as the sea breeze once take back over into early next week. foot >> pam: we will have a lot more on the new bay bridge opening, but the newscast at 6:00.

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>> pam: what all that is affecting your commute. two families grieving the lost a loved one. on tonight on kron 4 6:00.

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traffic is backed up on the bridge due to today being the first day after the labor day holiday -- *and tourists coming in from everywhere just trying to get their first looks at the new span. kron-4'usti waldman is live on treasure island with more. justine? >> the path stops at the new suspension tower. it's there every one will have to turn around and many of their hope that the path will go all the way to san francisco. >> all we have to do now is to build a true no-fault way this emphasis all suspense since half its oil to some some-the sunset. the bike squad my entering the new path to make sure that everyone they simply uses it appeared to recede as bastille kron 4 news. continuing our team coverage on the opening of the new span. for the first time ever, are

able to cross the bay bridge it is all part of the although the new bike path has received less attention than the opening of the oakland mayor jean quan as named after the late east alex zuckermann, who's path to make sure everyone safely uses it. te >> pam: continuing cour coverage, i am here on the new bike and ped path on the new bb. >> pam: the pathway opened follwooing a special ceremony. bike enthusiasts for this pathway to open up. >> pam: there is a pedestrian lane for bike going in both directions in the middle. suspension tower. the hope to sf someday. >> reporter: mainly they came because the new bridge is just plain cold to look at. >> it is a momentous occasion and we are part of history. >> we had a celebration

nestor de pyrrhic >> this is my sister and decided to do it today. last night was little too late for management and a car and drive over the rich. bridge >> i also got a receipt for mike toll and i will find it for future memory spirit >> reporter: you are looking at that receive the man is just talking about. here on treasure island. as to come back on her life so can show you the new span with cars on the for the first evening rush hour. a lot of people told me when they were all here with their cameras that they will come

back when the old bridge comes down. that's when history will really be made. seoul, mountain treasure island. adjusting waldman kron4 new spiri grant lodes joins us >> pam: now.he's collecting pictures and videos documenting "first rides" across the new bridge. >> this fury here is heading from san francisco to oakland. pretty impressive of its a beautiful big pictures and twitter id to send to us to own facebook or e-mail to us. beautiful. an officer the doubles as a

professional photographer right there. kusuma chandrashekar sends us this photo and writes, "the new bay bridge just minutes after it opened. picture taken at 10:34 p.m. honked all the way to san francisco!" >> reporter: and to not take the picture while you are driving. that would not be cut. remember you can download are mobile at been seen with traffic looks like on the bay bridge or any of the local purchase. on the bay bridge. our mobile app and see what >> pam: a double tragedy from san jose. the women you see here -- carmen zavala and cristina deleon castro -- were killed monday morning by a hit and run driver near the san jose airport. >> pam: that driver, suspected of driving drunk before the crash, remains at large.

tonight, family members of one victim are mourning their loss and as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now, they have questions about what happened and are calling on that hit and run driver to come forward. >> reporter:family members of christina deleon castro drove through the night from las vegas to see and pay their respects at the scene of the crash. christina deleon castro and co-worker carmen zavala were killed in a head-on collision early monday here at skyport drive and north first street. their families are outraged the other driver fled the scene. >> reporter:deleon castro's relatives were surprised to learn that the chp had been trailing that hit and run suspect who was driving eraticcally on the deleon castro's family say it's ironic a policy designed to save lives might have somehow contributed to such a tragedy but they don't not blame the chp. they simply want justice for christina and her close friend carmen zavala.

>> this is a populated area even at 3:00 in the morning patrick there's hotels with denny's and mcdonald's in the light rail. to be on the set aside and stop any other contact with this vehicle. >> they should have kept chasing him because he could do this to any because he could do this to other people. >> gneisses lady in world pitcher could ever meet >> nice this lady in the world but you could ever meet.

>> reporter:in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news. coming up tonight on the kron-4 news at eight. >> pam: the victims' families and friends in the san jose fatal crash are coming together for a vigil to honor their loved one. >> pam: we'll bring you their outpouring of love -- on the kron-4 news at eight. >> pam: and a developing story. >> pam: robert orlando -- the teenager killed in an early morning crash in danville one week ago -- was remembered today. orlando was just a day away from entering his senior year at san ramon valley high school when the crash happened august 26th. >> reporter:kron-4's j-r stone has been following this story from the beginning. he's live in danville. and j-r -- his classmates were at the funeral. how are they coping right now? >> will you can imagine how the family is doing. this is their worst nightmare

come true they're grappling with what the future looks like. they're surrounded by a lot of good friends but they have no doubt that they will find in normal. but it will be a painful process. >> reporter: the currency the hundreds of people that attended this from all mass today. a lot of friends that went to school with him and teenagers were here he was on the golf team, and used to be on one of beach football team spirit and happened last week three people were in that car the other two and teenagers survive. unfortunately, orlando did not appear at j.r. stone kron 4 news.

>> pam: still to come. >> pam: we're nearing three years to the day since the san bruno pipeline explosion. we'll show you the progress of the city's rebuilding efforts. and the yosemite fire continues to grow. but so does containment over it. the question remaining is what's it doing to the bay area's water supply. we'll analyze that -- next.. >> catherine: the secretary of state insists that president obama is "not" asking america to go to war. john kerry got some tough questions today from a senate committee --- as he tries to get congressional approval for a u-s strike on syria. that story still ahead -- on kron 4 news at six. >> reporter: management likes to say well, it is up to the mediator and that they would set up this schedule. what we do have document that the union had wanted to meet the management has says now has set now.

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>> pam: the rim fire burning inside yosemite national park continues to grow, but so control over it. >> pam: here's the latest. the fire has burned almost 236 thousand acres. it's just 44 hundred acres from becoming the third largest wildfire in the

state of all-time. firefighters say they have it 75 percent contained. up from 70 yesterday. but full containment isn't expected until september 20th, according to officials with cal-fire. >> catherine: but we've noted in previous newscasts the fire is burning near the hetch hetchy reservoir -- the area that gives the bay area about 85 percent of its water. today, the public utilities commission says you don't have to worry about your water. >> pam: officials say water quality remains high despite the fire. the latest rating was an a- plus by the water and sewer commission. but if something *did happen, the city has a backup water supply at lake merced. >> pam: grant? >> reporter: in bay area news. >> reporter:just days before the third anniversary of deadly san bruno pipeline

explosion.the city says work is still underway to rebuild the neighborhood were the blast happened. what you are looking at is city crews working to restore the underground sewer line.just some of the infrastructure still needing to be finished. >> pam: and while there are still many vacant lots.16 of the 38 houses destroyed have been rebuilt. we spoke to a woman who moved back into her home just last week.and received a warm welcome. >>, we arrived at our house there were balloons people costa and stopping by and to

say how happy they work that we were back. a man is still great to know that we were back in the neighborhood. >> pam: remembrance ceremony for the eight people killed in the anniversary.monday september 9th. >> pam: bradley -- or chelsea -- manning was convicted of giving secrets to wikileaks. >> pam: but he's looking for no more jail time. how he plans to win his freedom. >> pam: and secretary of state john kerry goes through a three and makes his case for action.that's next on the kron-4 news at six o'clock.

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>> catherine: a hard sell on capitol hill today - from the president'sled by secretary of state john kerry --

they're pushing for congressional approval of a u.s. military strike on syria. the syrian ambassador, meantime - is insisting his own people with chemical weapons. shannon travis has more. >> reporter:ahead of a possible attack. >> reporter:a war of words between top officials for the u-s and "it's about humanity's red pact line and it's a red line that anyone with a conscience ought to draw." >>"the reports emanating from usa and france and britain are not and could not be taken seriously." >> reporter:the goals: force action. the audiences: y

>> have we been so slow and so in advance so many wasted no build capacity of this opposition. >> reporter: on another stage to see enhanced with full of interviews. >> can repeat the same mistakes of the previous american ministrations of the plan times. >> reporter: and this government ready for potential strike? a senate hearing room. >> reporter: in washington i am shannon travis.

assad regime did it." "the use of chemical weapons >> reporter: wary senators >> catherine: during the hearing - a washington post photographer playing poker on his i-phone. cnn -- saying he usually pays attention, but sometimes bored. >> catherine: he says he was losing thousands of dollars --- fake dollars. >> catherine: bradley manning is asking for a presidential pardon. he's the army private >> catherine: convicted of espionage and theft for leaking thousands of classified documents and videos to wiki-leaks. manning was sentenced last month to 35 years in prison. >> catherine: and then announced his new identity as a female -- saying he wants to be known as chelsea manning. >> catherine: he's serving his sentence at fort leavenworth in kansas. his chance of getting a pardon may not be good.

president obama has rarely granted pardons - compared to his predecessors. >> jacqueline: tran '80s and '90s pretty much everywhere else. satellite pictures showing the bay area with understorms over the sierra and low pressure that you're keeping rise on. belli to our warm-up but first we have a couple more mild days. pettifog to the north bay and all the conditions with livermore valley spiriso here is a look at the extended forecast parent and to thursday friday and saturday it really warming up at

specially the weekend with no fault. fog. >> jacqueline: sea breeze winds will start to pick back up until early next week in help cool things off. people behaving badly tonight at 8.

>> pam: all our stanley roberts explained with people be hidden valley in the bay bridge is not open to the public every one is coming to take a look and why that is backing up traffic. next >> jacqueline: major changes

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(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> pam: kron4 justine waldman has more on treasure island. >> reporter: to see the new span for themselves many of them came with their friends and family members and the death of lee brought their camera so that they captured the moment and remember where they were when the new span of the bay bridge opened for the first time. but people also stated that it was a could excuse to write the bay span. on treasure island, justine waldman kron 4 news. >> reporter: the person

behind the will of this mercedes left the scene of an accident early at the corner of scott scape drive. editorial of yours was killed they were identified as christina and deli on castro delhi a cultural sister cecile visited the camp at the crash scene memorial. >> i hope that they will be caught i hope that he would be called so that he will not do this to other people. and san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >> reporter: off from all mass was held on tuesday forced to year-old robert orlando nine a day before it senior year of high school on his way back from a

fishing trip with friends. drugs and alcohol or likely not a calls in that crash. and san ramon j.r. stone kron 4 news. >> reporter: the latest mystery of the bay bridge is not how safe is but what will they do with the new trial? troll? and how about the new 11? >> reporter: dan always stay connected with the story and japan and let us know what you think on our facebook and twitter pages. >> pam: there are a number of ways the chipping get a

ticket. still show is the of people >> pam: parking ticket, but not in san francisco. ways to get a ticket stanley roberts shows us. in behaving badly. if you are on mission street and you double park you might get a little surprise in the mail >> reporter:that is because back in 2010 pilot program fitting muni >> reporter:the camera record vehicle license plates and vehicle descriptions while buses are rolling and department of parking officers watch the video and issue tickets >> reporter:unlike a parking enforcement officer you might see on the street you can't plead your case like this woman is trying to do you see she parked in a commercial loading zone the red top is an indication she told the parking officer her passenger was disabled so she should get a break

>> reporter:it has nothing to do with handicapped >> reporter:she tried hard to plead her case but it was too late so she took her frustration out on the nearest person who happened to be me >> reporter:i teach ethics, don't you ever touch my camera and you just get that thing out of my face don't you ever touch my camera again and you allow him to do that well i cant do anything about it you just wnt to provoke me that all so the cameras on the bus do have a slight benefit on one is going to attack the bus unless the giants win the world series >> reporter:the buses can only get you if you are double parked or parking in a bus zone, which by the way is a 271 dollar ticketthe buses can't catch city workers parked illegally and guess what the city worker has to pay the ticket not the city so a little advice. as the sfmta adds more camera in more buses be mindful where you park so you don't get a parking ticket in you mail box >> reporter:oh and one final note, the so called ethics teacher apparently wasn't don with me as she roll by blows me a kiss and backs up

>> reporter:take another look yea take another look you are blocking traffic in san francisco stanley roberts kron 4 news >> jacqueline: for today and tomorrow they're comfortable weather. as we look ahead tonight the fault will return to 30 pushing at the golden gate bridge with all widespread patchy low clouds. things will clear about 10:00 for the most of the locations. the very similar to what we saw today with a lot of 70's and 80's. 60s by the calls side with 73 and san mateo. a big warm and store with

the reversal in arm when spirit woman in her television we will see nearly 100 degrees for in leadbelly's and 90¢ south bay scherzo a huge one of this weekend. >> pam: career. kelly court has been a busy woman in her tub as she's even busier now will show you why coming up next. you're on timeout leo!

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bedroom home. the previous owner bought index of stories... >> reporter:wedding bells are ringing for katie couric. a spokesman confirms the talk show host and mother of two is engaged. couric's financier boyfriend, john molner, popped the question over the holiday weekend. the couple has been dating couric was previously married to attorney jay monahan. 1998. >> reporter: a happy birthday goes out today to the ever-popular lava lamp! years old. the decorative novelty was created by british inventor edward craven-walker in 1963. >> reporter:his inspiration? breakfast. he modeled it after a saw in a pub. five decades later and you can still find them in bedrooms across the country. pam?

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>> gary: taser oddsmakers they have a pretty handle good handle on things spirit of forty-niners at six the want favors raiders with contrast and foreign matters host green bay area real glamour matt jump sunday at catalyst candlestick. >> for us and will be to go out and play our game.

>> gary: sang here eccrine no one kept no one touches pam. jackie is here >> jacqueline: i am here! (laughter) >> gary: why climb up the stairs if we are no longer here. >> reporter: (laughter) >> gary: all rights raiders open and there are still playing in the tools to deciding quarterback. >> i'm really not going to get into that for competitive reasons. we do have the plant unless we start a well-kept would just

leave it at that. >> gary: do not try to be slack with people. both of them have been so slow in the preseason. when you've won four games and give you that answer and play it straight. >> gary: he was ejected in the fourth quarter against northwestern. that is the word they will be very very cautious this year it is determined that the hit, he went after a guy. they will kick them right out of the game. even my floor director for the better part of 41

years, they were fun to watch and learn bay? >> it was a good game! >> reporter: you do not have to win every game but do not be dull. >> that just happen when is the judgment. on live tv that just happened. >> reporter: >> gary: no one got up to help him. and believe me it takes one to know one. chum 133 still trying to build an audience this was caught on

every highlight show. the point is that all of a sudden espn and fox had this not work try to build of softball and here they are. trying to build themselves up. >> gary: black is the thing and you see all a has new black uniforms called el a midnight been debuted in november. in other words if they kick if you have kids and they get a look at these new jerseys in has adidas technology, attacked bit and shop was up whatever

that means. but such is make sure it fits. in a few minutes and fix there is what taxes now tied and first place. >> gary: as of 46 and 1. here they come am i now bay are filling great. the oakland a's play the rangers in a few. camry for this thing get over with on the role in san diego. >> gary: to the rescue a young giants fans gave the

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