was fired the hitting that locksth and the like. they did not fire back there retreated and took the blocks meant away and had him treated at a local hospital. locksmith. >> we are trying to make this as peaceful as possible. >> reporter: he is still barricaded inside right now and they are trying to do everything they can to bring cam out as peacefully as possible no word on the locksmith's condition. reporting live sale among

kron 4 news spurred >> reporter: is going on.here's downtown san ramon. this home is just south-west of that in unincorporated san ramon. we'll give you a closer look. the home in norris canyon estates along ashbourne circle. big homes, lots of pools, 6 sa it's an upscale neighborhood that was told to shelter in police activity here. >> reporter: uc the locksmith been willed to an ambulance. shaking hand of the locksmith who took a bullet doing his job. it is he that shall hand shake right there took the locksmith to the medevac chopper. teams of deputies

as wanting and negotiators the slanting the home. so rounding the home. you see them running with a sense of urgency here. in one shot you can see three deputies standing along the fence. as the pan out and now we are going to pan in and moderate democrats and the claws are not cared for. certainly, anny scary afternoon for officers and people in this neighborhood developing as we speak to drop the show.

>> reporter:we're learning more about the sad last days of audrie pott. the 15-year-old girl who hung herself in her saratoga home a week after her family says she was sexually assaulted at a party last year. rolling stone has obtained the pleading facebook messages the 15-year-old posted before her death. >> reporter:they're part of an article the magazine calls "sexting shame and suicide." it was september 10th of last year when audrie's mother found her body hanging from a shower head. the saratoga high student had called home.asking to be picked up early from school. >> reporter:audrie hanged herself after three classmates allegedly sexually assaulted her at a labor day weekend party.where there was heavy drinking. >> reporter:she had passed out in an upstairs bedroom.later waking to find that some of her clothing had been removed and there

were crude scrawlings on her body. and -- photos had been taken. >> reporter:those photos were being passed around -- and audrie found out about it. we now know that she had begged the boys to delete the images in the days before her death. the photos she desperately wanted removed reportedly led to bullying at school. and confrontations -- even with people she considered >> i square to die if he still had those pictures i will kill you. >> you have no idea what it is like to be a girl. >> st everyone knows mostly everything. under some shot the you know how people view me that i now have a reputation that i cannot get rid of. my life is run and run one of my life and i do not even remember how.

rowland. ruined my life and i do not even know how? friends. >> catherine: the teenaged boys involved are facing criminal and civil charges. >> pam: a trial date could have been set here in calaveras county wednesday but that did not happen. isaiah fowler, the youngster accused of killing his sister only spoke briefly inside the courtroom with his lawyer. shooting rampage monday. emily schmidt has this report from washington, dc

>> catherine: >> pam: the mother of the navy yard shooter apologized to the families of the victims wednesday -- and in a statement to the press -- said even she doesn't know why he did what he did. >>i don't know why he did what he did and i will never be able to ask him why. aaron is now in a place where he can no longer do harm to anyone and for that i am glad. to the families of the victims i am so, so very sorry that this has happened. my heart is broken. >> reporter:the former navy reservist who had a pattern of misconduct -- left the navy secret clearance. looking at the offenses while he was in uniform, none of those give you an indication that he was capable of this sort of brutal, vicious violence. >> reporter:court records show run-ins with the law dating back nearly a decade, and a rhode island police report indicates just last month he told officers he heard voices in his head. officials say alexis came to washington in august -- staying in hotels, where one person says she saw his demeanor change last week. >> his countenance was just different. tuesday: engaging, present, connected. wednesday: hurried, appearing stressed.

>> reporter:the shooting has prompted renewed calls for stricter gun control laws -- and for re-evaluating security at military installations. >> pam: we are learning that one of the victims' killed on monday had local ties. coming up tonight at six o'clock. you will hear from a livermore man, who is still in shock over the senseless killing of his sister. >>bells ringing the stock market is closing >> pam: at a record high. the dow up 147- points at 15,676. we'll have the full update at 5:45. >> pam: and our financial expert rob black will be here to breakdown what is fueling the surge. >> pam: coming up. only on kron4. he is accused in a number of disturbing crimes against children. a witness tells us. what she saw him do. then -- the oakland a's in the playoffs. but first, they had to overcome a very smelly problem. and after the break. what starbucks is asking you *not to bring into its stores anymore. >> reporter: police right now cursor around the a home or is suspected shooter is

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>> pam: starbucks announcing a 'no gun' policy at its cafes here in the bay area and beyond this is on the heels of a mass shooting earlier this week. plus, something called-

starbucks appreciation days that's where gun activists go to starbucks and stage events. the starbucks c-e-o says, >> pam: guns just are not part of the starbucks experience. we sent a kron 4 crew today to a local starbucks. to get reaction to the new the bay area. >> this is not a ban. >> pam: again -- customers with guns will still be served. but it is reccomended they do not bring them inside. >> pam: this is a story people are talking about on our website -- kron-4 dot com. you can stay connected with that story and many others.. >> this kind of a gray area. the right to bear arms but as a company of the ceo but

as a.c. all he has to protect his workers. but >> pam: you can also share your thoughts. on our facebook and twitter pages. >> pam: still ahead. the floodwaters receding. we'll show you the dramatic before and after pictures in colorado. and the popular tourist spot in mexico. people there reeling from not one, but two storms. >> reporter: people are still being told to stay in their homes where a lot smith has been shot already. the suspected sugar is still in the home and police had surrounded. we will stay on top of this with a live

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>> reporter: 1 trailer on top of another. the erosion just running the land. and pig in stranded on what becomes an island. there is water everywhere look that this junkyard. people are all over what will gain because you cannot drive because roads are crumbling. 17 counties have been affected and state emergency belief that most of those people are likely

alive and well and just have not checked in and with the authorities. more than 7,200 homes and businesses were damaged or destroyed in larimer and boulder counti the hardest-hit areas of colorado. but the federal emergency management agency says fewer than 6,000 people in those two counties had flood insurance. wednesday chilpancingo, mexico september 18, 2013 - various of massive flooding overtaking streets >> reporter:from the east. west. and south. severe weather is hitting mexico from nearly all sides. this dramatic video. shows how streets in chilpancingo have been turned into raging rivers. three storm systems have hit the nation hard - creating a desperate and dangerous situation for some residents in mexico. >> reporter: continues to rise along the country's east and west coasts. at least 57 people have been killed by floods and landslides. >> reporter:tropical storm ingrid drenched veracruz state in eastern mexico on monday, causing hillsides to give way.

>> reporter:soldiers are helping people dig out, but many have lost their homes. flooding after tropical storm manual has stranded people living in and around acapulco. thousands of tourists are also unable to leave mexico's pacific coast beach resorts because of limited flights. ropes and zip lines escape. more than one-million people have been affected in at least 10 mexican states. only on 4 -- a witness who >> pam: says. she saw this man expose himself to children. 70-year-old christopher wendell miller is accused in multiple crimes over the last year. he was arrested by mountain view police -- allegedly masturbating in front of a wal-mart store. miller is a registered sex offfender, listed on megan's list for convictions of lewd and lascivious conduct dating back to 1989. he was also awaiting sentencing for two felony convictions. for an arrest last fall at a festival near gilroy. we talked to a woman who was there. >> pam: this is video of another alleged incident -- earlier this summer, at a barnes and mateo. miller is accused of molesting a child there. you can see a man appears to motion towards a child. who follows him around the corner. police say they are still searching for more possible victims. >> i noticed he was sitting in front of a group of children that was on grass

and fountain pen. every town and the kids looked over he would open his legs a little wider. but when the parents looked he would turn his legs to the side where they launched showing as much. he was able to go out there and allegedly molested and exposed himself to these other children at the people like this should be shot. >> pam: kaplan catherine? >> catherine: a 14-year-old

georgia girl has been found alive.more her family's home. this is eye-van-ee perez. who was grabbed by two men during a home invasion. the men had demanded money and jewelry from her mother -- and when she said she didn't have any -- they killed the family dog and took off with eye-van- ee. this is her neighborhood. police aren't saying much - but they sounded happy. >> this is a good day. she is safe. >> pam: because this is an ongoing investigation - police refused to say how the teenager has spent the last day and a half. she was found in a nearby town. two men have been arrested -- one of them on conspiracy charges -- but police say the two key suspects are still on the loose. >> jacqueline: and nice day was sunny skies and warmer temperatures. downtown center cisco, not a cloud in

sight. downtown san francisco. tonight we will not seek any fox mostly clearly just a little bit of oil from the san mateo coast line. and to thursday afternoon warmer temperatures still but if you look into friday there are big changes with a chance of rain. it's nice and clear as it is off shore. you see range starting to approach friday morning appeared with the increase in clout on friday the rain still to the north into the 4:00 hour. still missing to the north we are

going to get some light rain. so here is a look at the extended, forecast. low eighties for the most part friday and saturday with a chance off range. rain. >> pam: 400- million and climbing. we asked you what you would with the money, if you are the big powerball winner tonight. we are reading your comments next. then. >> reporter: has to update the iphone and ipad radically changes the way that apple device looked and interact with your kron 4 tech reporter gabe slate we will show you of the highlights of i o s seven.

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playoffs. >> pam: then -- the reason why convicted child molestor. and former college coach jerry sandusky says, he deserves a new trial. >> reporter: this is video from a short time ago we have more on the latest of a standoff. unbelievable. shhhhh! in our day, we didn't have u-verse high speed internet.

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(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> pam: one person already heard. officers were serving an eviction notice one- shots' went off in this upscale neighborhood patrick moore never the were

neighbors lost their windows and their doors. scott rates is live at the scene with the latest. scott? >> reporter: keep their doors locked and stay inside. the homes near this house have been evacuated at this time. the squad team is out here and a negotiator team calls well. try to get this man out of the home peacefully is still the objective spirit i am going to stay all here on the same and continue to receive information for like at 6:00 p.m. kron 4 news

>> pam: it has happened again. during an oakland a's game at. o.co coliseum. kron4's haaziq madyun was there, as plumbers tried to clear the drain before todays game >> reporter: peteit was a last minute clean up effort inside of the a's >>"right there it is hitting >> reporter:this was the situation before wednesday's game vs the angelsstadium maintanence workers trying to clear this sewage drain by using this heavy duty plumbing snake >> i can hear it now. >> reporter:the problem appears to be linked to the automatic flusher connected to the team's toilet right next to inning stretch in tuesday night's game raw sewage overfloweda messy situationhowever not as bad as when the same sewage line backed up into the club house level last junesending the team, their opponent and the umpires up to the next level to share the raiders locker room

>> reporter:some say the recurring sewage problem is just another reminder that the coliseum is the 5th oldest >> reporter:and that 2013 american league west division champsneed a new stadiumhowever until that day comes there will likely be more scenes like this here at o.cohaaziq madyun kron4news >> pam: the a's back on the field for a matinee affair with the angels as they close in on the division title. kron four's jason appelbaum joins me. so how'd they do? >> reporter: the a's a chance today to reduce their magic number to fivethat number represents the combination of wins by the a'sand losses by the texas rangersthat would clinch the a.l. west crown. >> reporter: three batters

later he is heading up at the right time putting a face up 4 to 2 with a home run closing it out and did not happen cree. boses third today with 15 chances and an extra landing. at the top of the club that brings home the winning run with a six game lead and tin gangsta more depending the outcome of the rangers' game which is going on now. >> reporter: regardless if you have not experienced an

a's game in person i do encourage you to do a game is loud with just 12,000 and with a packed house is sworn to be an electric filling. the a's have a very very passionate fan base. >> pam: as long as we can get this to which i think together that would help a lot. >> reporter: the comments that the owner made has some people fired up. still free to join that conversation pit is life. coming up tonight at 6:00. pam? >> pam: a ruling is expected in coming weeks on whether

convicted child molester jerry sandusky should get a new trial.a three-judge appeals court in pennsylvania heard a bid tuesday on behalf of the former penn state assistant football coach for a new trial on sexual assault charges. andy mehalshick reports. >> reporter:sandusky, a former penn state assistant coach was convicted last year of sexually molesting 10 young boys over a 15 year period. >> reporter:defense lawyers argued several issues including that they were not given enough time to prepare an adequate defense for sandusky. >> reporter:attorney norris gelman told the state superior court judges that the delay in reporting crimes by sandusky's victims should have been considered by the jury. >>"and the delay ranged from 16 years, 14 years, two or three had a 12-year delay, there was a 9-year delay. there was only one prompt report and that was of having a shower." >> reporter:gelman also said prosecutors gave the jury a negative view of jerry sandusky not testifying, saying he did talk to bob costas on nbc in the now infamous interview in the days after sandusky's

arrest. >> "the attorney general reminded the jury that he was as good a questioner as bob costas, something that had nothing to do with the trial except to get the jury to bemoan the fact that sandusky did not testify and the attorney general didn't get a chance to question him." >> reporter:but prosecutor asst attorney general james barker said the jury was told to consider there was a delay in reporting. he said how much testimony had to be given to prove sandusky was a child molester that it was overwhelming evidence of guilt. >> pam: as for the bob costas interview prosecutors say the point was sandusky did not answer questions

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anemometers the talk about temperatures for thursday with mount up the door and '50s and '60s to start the day. for the most of the bay area will be in the '80s and 50 to 62 in the immediate coast line. seoul, plastic a look at your neighborhood. 85 in sunnyvale, and 7824 mountain view. for inland valleys upper 80s picks 87 in antioch and 74 east bay shore spirit upper 60s for coesite and san francisco with 65. and 90 did degrees in napa. >> jacqueline: now this is

the computer model showing the rain missing us but by saturday morning we could seeing brain especially in the north bay. by saturday that is where we have that shot a frame. temperatures for a much cooler for the most part am pretty breezy saturday morning. as we head into sunday and monday patrick a lot of people are sending in their weather shot spirit there was no fault this morning. yet the senior pictures and to kron4 or e-mail them to breaking news at kron4 dot com. >> pam: the dow jones closed at 15,676 the s&p rose 20 points, to

1,725. both were records. the nasdaq rose 38 points to 3,783. >> catherine: this was a move by the feds that surprised a lot of people. some love it.others.not so much. our financial expert rob black is here to talk about it. so the feds have postponed any retreat from its long- running stimulus campaign. why? >> by buying into the keep the cost low. so corporations if you and i are trying to get a mortgage were getting treat cheap prices adjust extension of the era of cheap money which will and but for now it is we! sweet!

>> let's not diced words, here? it is because we have a bad economy if we had unemployment at 5 or 6 percent would not be as narrow at this point in time pitcher it and very slow creation of jobs so that we are staying low. after larry summers pulled out, and so by delaying and tapering which i did not know three months ago but cutting back purchases of debt is just cheap money in the works sofar it has inflated the tom house market and stock market.

>> catherine: what about the changing of the guards? >> our government since political policy of fiscal policy and our banker said in money policy spirit our financial policy spiri. >> pam: >> catherine: mortgage rates were terrific. they are beginning to go up. >> i am happy, i am thrilled markets are at a all time high but the long story short then not get too caught up in this spirit down the road we will taper and most people would not like this. the taper is the

word i learned a few months ago. (laughter) >> catherine: long your life expectancy has made the problem worse and the report on average is that people expect to retire for 18 years but they have only saved for it can't year spirit of the 16,000 workers workers and the u.k. and u.s. have it the worst. >> catherine: 15% of the country are living in poverty pure that means 46.5 million americans live on the individual income of less than $12,000 jeter per and

come has tumbled since the depression hit and is still 8.3% below that back in 2007. >> reporter: we are tracking developments were police are so around the home of an suspected shooter. the video of a couple hours ago but it is still going on a locksmith was shot we have a crew on the scene coming up.

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>> reporter: pam i just checked with officers here on the ground. they have taken a suspect into custody lemme stepped out of the way and show you the street that we are on here with the police activity still on here. not allow us or anyone else really to come off the streets for store this house is. the person who had barricaded inside the home was taken into custody. this is the same person allegedly shot

through the door hitting a locksmith to try to get into the home where the earth in eviction notice served on the house. everything developing right now as we're waiting for the sheriff's office to come down here and up day desperate by was able to confirm that one suspect was taken in the past few minutes i will stay are here to gather information and assumes you received more of how this one down and how the suspect was able to be got into custody will let you know live scott rates kron4 names. news

>>our son aaron alexis has murdered twelve people and wounded several others. aaron is now in a place where he can no longer do harm to anyone and for that i am glad. >> pam: strong words from the mother of the man police say shot and killed twelve people at a washington navy yard. tonight -- you'll hear from an east bay relative of one of the victims -- still in shock of how close this tragedy hit home. >> pam: two days after military contractor aaron alexis reportedly shot and killed 12 people at the historic navy base, the investigation into *why this happened has uncovered close to nothing. 'catherine heenan is live in the studio with the latest on the tragedy. it's more big news of the day. >> pam: catherine? >> catherine: pam - we know the suspect was apparently troubled. but investigators are still trying to figure out exactly why he opened fire at the washington navy yard.killing a dozen people.and why he had the kind of access he did. his mother sounds as shocked as anyone.and today she talked about what happened. >> catherine: tory dunnan has the latest.

>>"multiple shots fired, multiple people down" >> reporter:as more details are released, authorities say it's still unclear what aaron alexis' motive was. >> reporter:his mother, reading a statement, apologizing for her son killing 12 people and injuring more than a dozen others at d-c's navy yard. >> "i'm so, so very sorry this has happened. my heart is broken / i don't know why he did what he did and i'll never be able to ask him why. " >> reporter:those who knew the victims remain heartbroken. >>"i don't know where my life goes now. she was my partner. we had plans to do things. and now it's gone." >> reporter:here at the navy yard, some employees are returning back to work. >> >> reporter:we're told counseling is available to those who want it. and for those who witnessed the shooting, it is going to take time to heal. >>"i looked this man dead in his eyes. it was the scariest thing i ever seen."

>> reporter:alexis was a former navy reservist who had a pattern of misconduct and several run-ins with the law. federal sources say surveillance video shows him ducking into a bathroom with a small bag and emerging with a fully intact remington shotgun. >>"where there are gaps, we will close them." >> reporter:defense secretary chuck hagel announced a security review of all u-s military installations worldwide. and a full scale look at department of defense procedures for granting and renewing security clearances >>"we owe the victims their families and all our people nothing less." >> reporter:in washington, i'm tory dunnan reporting. >> pam: alexis had a spotty navy record. it included reports of insubordination, absences from duty and disorderly conduct. still - the navy argue there was nothing serious enough to jeopardize his clearance to the base. >> pam: coverage.we are learning that one of the victims killed in the massacre had bay area ties. kron4's maureen kelly spoke to a local livermore family that are still reeling over

the loss. >> reporter:mike delorenzo with his wife cathy are emotionally shellshocked over the senseless murder of mike's older sister 51 year old mary delorenzo knight.who worked as an information technology contractor at the navy yard. and was one of the 12 people gunned down by the former navy reservist. this picture shows mary and mike as children.that's their mother in the middle. mike says they were very close growing up. he says his sister enjoyed her job.and had just recently gotten a promotion.she also enjoyed passing on her knowlegde to young people.working as an adjunct professor at a local community college. mary was the loving mother of two grown daughters.one of whom had just recently married. her sister in law says she was also a wonderful aunt.despite living on the other side of the country. mary also leaves behind her parents in north carolina and younger sister in florida. >> the audience felt close

right away. like no distance between us she was and wonderful mother and great sister in law. she will be greatly missed. >> reporter:maureen kelly kron4 news. >> pam: stay with kron-4 for more continuing coverage of this story. you can get the latest by visiting our website -- kron 4 dot com. or check out our facebook and twitter pages. if you're away from a computer, download our kron- 4 mobile app from the apple app store or google play. >> jacqueline: it was warmer out there today with temperatures in the '70s and '80s for much of the bay area. 67 and at half moon bay, 67 at daly city. in south bay report and the low 80s and the upper 80s for north bay. san rafael and napa 83 at 89. the police

and skies and sting like this tomorrow with a big change friday. >> pam: still to come. we'll show you the powerball fever in the bay area. the cut-off to buy tickets is less than an hour away! starbucks takes a stand. how the nation's coffee house plans to keep you safer inside its doors. and chilling video of the facebook murder in miami from *inside the apartment! that's next.

>> catherine: there's new video, released by the miami herald, from inside the home of derek medina. medina is accused of killing his wife and posting about it on facebook. details. >> reporter: jennifer alfonso is in the kitchen. she picks up a bottle of dish washing detergent. she won't leave this room alive. the man walking in is her husband derek medina. the video, obtained by the miami herald, is silent. alfonso is now out of frame and medina's back is to the camera. you can see just the top of his head. at one point he walks out and steps back in. it appears he and alfonso are exchanging words.medina leaves the kitchen walks down the hall and then returns. you can't see it, but authorities say he has a gun. alfonso probably has no idea she is

taking her last breaths. >> reporter:in a matter of seconds, she'll be dead. both alfonso and medina are off camera now. >> reporter:police say medina has told them his wife picked up a knife when he pointed the gun at her. suddenly, there's a shower of what appear to be flakes. the aftermath of the gunshots. that part of the video is chilling. it gets worse. this is where medina calmly, in no rush, walks out, perhaps to get his camera phone, comes back to the entrance to the kitchen and appears to take the picture of his dead wife he admits he posted on facebook. >> reporter:take a look at it one more time.medina is holding something in his hands.likely the camera phone.as he walks to the kitchen entrance.stands there. as he leaves, he puts what looks like a phone in his pocket. there is never any rush. no sense of urgency to get out of the house. medina coolly puts on his shirt. a second camera trained on the front door shows him putting on jacket and baseball cap.walking out. shutting the door

behind him. >> catherine: that was john zarella reporting. medina has now been charged with second degree murder, but the state attorney says that could change to first degree murder -- after a grand jury meets. >> pam: a's fans are ready to see the team atop the a-l west, but the owner says you're not coming to the coliseum to see it. kron-4 viewers fire back. >> pam: and how four hundred million dollars is making the bay area crazy. powerball fever is next. goodnight.

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>> pam: powerball fever is again at a high pitch. four hundred million dollars is at stake tonight. it's the fourth-highest lottery jackpot in america. kron-4's dan kerman is live in san lorenzo. and dan -- how crazy are the lines for those last-minute buyers? >> in fact there were 15 people waiting outside for the store to open at 98 am. >> every nfl lucky but unfortunately it hasn't been turning out for me. >> i would take 1 million. about 100 million is nice.

>> i always play for the big of money. >> reporter: the you ever man? >> note. >> note. no. >> reporter: >> vida: i would pay for my kids education and homes for them all. also i would donate a nice chunk to community non profits, pay for my own education and and stay with kron-4. the drawing for the winning numbers comes at 7:59 tonight. and maybe all of your dreams can come true.

we'll have those numbers for you -- tonight -- on the kron-4 news at eight o'clock. as well as on our website -- kron-4 dot com -- and our facebook and twitter pages. pam? >> pam: the a's are in prime position to win the a-l west title. but they fell this afternoon to the angels 5 to 4 in 11 innings. >> pam: but the owner of the a's -- lew wolff -- is upset fans aren't showing up to see the bay area's best in baseball.commenting on attendance at o.co coliseum during these final games, he recently told u-s-a today.

>>"it's depressing, i really expected the crowds to be huge this week" >> pam: a's fans have mixed reactions about mr. wolff's comments >> i agree with him the attendance is down is there really wonderful ballpark. >> fully of embracing the team as far as the city. >> on fans are here maybe he's not in the parking lot. but if you win fans will be here and that is the bottom line. >> pam: over 20-thousand a's fans attended today's regular season game.tickets for the first playoff series of 2013 at o.co sold out so fast.the tarp on the 3rd level will be removed to allow more baseball fans to see their favorite team. make a post season run for the world series

>> reporter:continuing our team coverage. we asked our kron-4 viewers if lew wolff was right. that fans aren't showing up >> reporter:luke: i think it's the fact that he wants to move the team to san jose.loyalty's a 2-way street!!! >> reporter:cindi: no one wants to go to that crappy stadium. no pun of stories... >> reporter: we always invites you to join the conversation might your honor kron 4 pin page. kron 4fanpage. >> jacqueline: very clear skies out there this afternoon and will stay clear. i do not think we

will see any thing. it will be warmer than what we saw today. with big changes into the weekend. with more call coverage and cooler temperatures. the sticky look at temperatures moss patrick 86 >> jacqueline: inland valleys of running in the upper 80s for thursday. with 89 in pleasanton. 70's for the east bay shore. as the calls mine in the upper 60s and 65 for san francisco and oakland. reaching 90 out there. now one more day clear conditions as a start to rise pushing towards the coast line friday night into seven morning. moving

toward the coastline by friday afternoon we will see the rain while to the north of us. it looks like we will not seek right until saturday morning for the longer range computer model showing. showing rainfall in from 10:00 in the morning till a little earlier than afternoon. will be much cooler in breezy. , condition style will return to the bay area. >> pam: it's national cheeseburger day! where you can find the bay area's *best burgers coming up later in our newscast. >> pam: and how starbucks plans to keep you safer inside their cafes. >> pam: that's next.

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(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> pam: police serving an eviction notice in san ramon are fired upon. and a locksmith is hit by bullets. kron-4's scott rates has the >> we're sitting on around here klein. all of the time it crying. >> reporter: also described as a loving mother of two grown children daughters one just recently married. >> reporter: trial date was

not set as this point it appears we will not seek a trial until late january or orally every. ed j.r. stone kron 4 news. >> reporter: the oakland a's still buy one of-crew cleared a storage and heavy- duty commons make was used to clear the train the second time this happened. thus seek my immune kron 4 and in spirit high zeke monuments >> reporter: asking customers from refining calling starbucks appreciation day but they

have nothing to do with these easements. the feedback the customers are uncomfortable with the guns in the store. so this is not a band but a critical last. customers that we spoke with on wednesday says that they appreciate this new policy. on center cisco kron 4 news. san francisco >> pam: cal-trans spent about 50- million dollars statewide. cleaning trash off of state highways last year. crews collecting enough trash. to fill eight- thousand dump trucks. now, the chp is cracking down on highway litter. whether accidental or intentional. stanley roberts has details in this edition of people behaving badly. >> reporter:ok this is irony. i am out with the california highway patrol commercial enforcement division doing litter enforcement and we come upon

this recology garbage truck >> reporter:if you look closely you will notice bags and paper blowing out of the truck and on to highway 101 in san francisco >> reporter:the last time i checked they are suppost to pick up the garbage not leaving it .so officer lie mur will have a chat with the driver >> reporter:the reason why i stopped you is because you got garbage flying out the back of this thingid did the top close yea i don't know you had multipe bags and little pieces of paper coming out of it >> reporter:so the driver goes on top of the truck to check it out >> reporter:the chp is stepping up enforcemnt on people who litter our bay area highways and byways with zero tolerance >> reporter:the driver's paper work is check out then the driver is issued a ticket for spilling his load in the freeway which carries a fine of about 250 dollars >> reporter:one of the biggest complants stuff falls from trucks. so state law required almost all loads to be covered althought there are some exceptions >> reporter:this truck is not one of those exceptions. it should be covered >> reporter:the reason why i

stopped you, you don't have your load tarped rubbish laes have to be tarped when you are on the road >> reporter:in this case the officer took photos of the load and will send the ticket to the registered owner. the city of san francisco housing authority >> reporter:look at this plastic is spilling from the top if this truck if the stuff hanging falls onto the roadway it could blind a driver for a second not to mention this trashes our freeways, so whether it's plastic or tree braches or just little rocks if it spills on the roadway you as the driver could be liable >> reporter:oh and by the way if they happen upon you crusing with your beats by dre headphones or duel ear buds in both ears they will pull you over >> reporter: on highway 101 with the commerical enforcement division of the california highway patrol stanley roberts kron 4 news

>> jacqueline: 70's and 80's for much of the bay area. 89 degrees in napa and low 80's in the south bay. we also have big changes coming up with possible maureen returning to the bay area friday night. breezy conditions and cooler temperatures. many the north bank we could see some light rain saturday morning with a much cooler temperatures and gusting lance conditions will improve as we head into sunday and next week. >> pam: the a's play a little extra baseball in their chase for the division title. gary will show you if they had enough offense toake down the angels.

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>> reporter: matter how nice slice it cheeseburgers are a hit. national cheeseburger day! we are dying and dish has all been looking for the ultimate cheeseburger and the bay area. to the bacon cheeseburger at the park catherine. catherine. tavern. >> reporter: the balboa

cheeseburger 6 is out of this world's is this guy. says, this guy. top >> reporter: burger joints are the red onions and the five guys cheeseburger, not bad! >> reporter: all man! it doesn't get any better than this. it has secret sauce >> is still a secret sauce we cannot discuss the secret sauce.

>> reporter: the best thing about cheeseburger day is that you can declare it every day. >> pam: and last but not least a few of uses to try bull's-eye berger in san francisco. >> pam: 49ers practice today 49ers back at it after the disaster in seattle sunday gary has to sports

(male announcer): it's now time for gary radnich from the jack in the box sports desk. >> gary: the meeting everyone good evening everyone

>> gary: this kit is great. the angels with the early lead. there he goes! three batters later. boom! >> gary: josh hammonton, really with a 50 million between them and they are sniffing the play offs. it is just warming up a little bit. 44 with hamilton tight and the ninth and once it into the 11th. that is all right. texas right now tied

with tampa bay. oakland a's baseball is taking off! so it will be 48,004 sell out now. with plenty of chances for you to go and watch. >> gary: de tart is all off!the tarp is off! the if you own a franchise just say you want to not say you want to move you do not want to be here and think that people will want to

come out and play in support the team spirit >> gary: just lie and sneak out and the middle of the night or be honest and not rip the stance. rip the fans! >> gary: the giants and the met said. giants are getting hot long after it counts. he has to use the better hand to get his man 7 and 2 with strike out. >> this one very high in the air for brown (cheers & applause)

>> gary: a little fun on the giants side. with 421 and the ninth ending. >> gary: 49ers back at it after the sunday after the disaster in the seattle sunday night night critcoin kaepernick he's trying to bounce back after his worst performance as a pro the niners are an early 10 1/2 point favorite against andrew luck and the indianaplois colts >> very intelligent and into a tiff spirit he really knows what he is doing. intuitive.

>> gary: luck. of course came to prominence at stanford under jim harbaugh here's hargaugh on going up >> gary: the colts traded a first round pick in next year's draft to cleveland for running back trent richardson >> gary: richardson was the 3rd overall pick of the 2012 draft out of alabama where he was a heisman trophy finalist >> gary: the browns have started 0-2 and are struggling on offense richardson gives andrew luck a legitimate number 1 running back >> gary: he just says very little and he can i get in trouble. i just saw the commercial last night the, the mcdonald's commercial. remember the michael jordan and larry bird will they are doing the same bit. kapernick, when you pay him he has a very good personality. and now the

media us scrunchy talks little humbled. (laughter) >> gary: apparently, if they could unless they go on in long losing streak. when you play one of the all-time greats merritt denver is up to a real nice start. >> he has seemed a lot and has done a great job in preparation so it will be hard it will come down to execution. the team that executes the best when a football game. >> gary: buccaneers safety and former 49er dashon

goldson's 1-game suspension has been reduced to a $100,000 after an appeal >> flagrant and repeat violations of nfl safety rules prohibiting hits to the head and neck area of defenseless players. the latest incident was this hit on saints running back darren sproles >> gary: stamford and arizona state the colonel ranks this in america. it will be the toughest opponent and they are the most controversial i think you saw it jackie barrett jacqueline >> jacqueline: (laughter) >> gary:

>> gary: that is my favorite when we come back i am going to try to relate to pam. >> jacqueline: what about mean? >> pam: (laughter) >> gary: when we come back rich people on a boat.

>> gary: >> gary: >> gary: the one-on-one race today and could have wrapped the dead. you can't have more than 25 knots. jacqueline has been arguing with me. >> pam: (laughter) >> jacqueline: (laughter) >> gary: you cannot have more than 25 not. 25 mi. per

hour. >> pam: we will be back at 8:00 >> jacqueline: kron4 that time.

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