it crashed this morning on the carlson boulevard onramp to interstate 80. at this hour that road remains closed -- crews remaining on scene. kron4's haaziq madyun has more. >> reporter: you can see heredangerous fumes escaping from this overturned allied propane tanker here on the carlson blvd on-ramp on i-80 in richmonda major hazmat incident that occurred after the truck driver lost control of the trailer portion of the rig while making a left turn onto the on-ramp around 3-am monday morning.chp officer sam morgan >>"during the turning movement there was a pop or some type of mechanical failure that caused one of the tankers to overturn" >> reporter: rupturing the tank, causing a highly explosive propane leak right next to this best value inn motelneeding to be immediately evacuated >>"everybody is not safe over here" >> reporter:from there richmond fire, el cerrito fire, and the contra costa county hazmat unit went to workrichmond fire chief michael banks on the first major challenge

>>"our first phase was to get some air bags under the overturned tank, which we did, then we got a patch on the spot that was leaking which slowed the leak" >> reporter:next was unhitching the overturned rear trailercold water was used to keep the tanker cool as the day began to heat up the remaining propane, the better part of 2,500 gallons were transferred into this empty tankerand finally using a pair of oversized two trucks to right the rig and removing it from the roadwayofficials here estimate about 30-gallons of propane were leaked as a result of the incident.haaziqkron4news >> pam: grant lotus has more on the location of that concern pipeline. >> reporter: were city leaders and residents have been very concerned about this pipeline. j.r.?

>> reporter: grant out here you see how busy britain ave is and that is one of the concerns not only does it very busy out here which is the one side there is a park full of children. and the other side you can see homes in the distance. the concern grew after a number of engineers with pg p g and even more concerned that this could lead to a stem from a tight situation. san bruno type of situation. >> until they go and look at that 3.8 mi. runs right into the middle of the city i

will not be happy until i see the information that shows me the pipe is not a problem. >> reporter: see everyone making their way back home after work today. it has now been depressurize in the last hour or so. city officials here and san carlos believe p g n e will be back tried to get the conjunction dropped. will this have any affect on the people that live in this area at this point no. it could have it and pack not only this town but in the bay area. j.r. stone kron 4 news. >> pam: killing eight

people and herding 60 others and destroying 38 homes. right now a state commission is weighing whether to >> reporter: must go to bart now. >> will be reading a statement and will not be taking any questions. the thing kim >> and you for joining us today we have been engaged with the mediators which

they have issued a gag order on. . the need to be made very clear that the union does not want to strike we do not want to interrupt the service. that is why we are not giving 72 hour at this time because you're trying every opportunity to get this that he be all options table. at this point, we're trying to do everything possible to avoid a strike. the district has not moved. at this point there's the construction and services and the cooling off period with one reason and

one reason along. but we are being hostage by d.c. but here in the bay area the public is being held hostage as well as the union membership who has refused to show that leadership. right now, the board's directors are holding us hostage as they sit on the sidelines not taking appropriate action. we do not want to strike and want that to be perfectly clear. we want a clear that we are not intending to do that. it think gil. think area. thank you. >> reporter: we just ask antoinette if there are required to give 72 hours

and she said that they are not required to do that. we were under the impression that they were required to do so. the union indicated that they are not going to give that notice because they do not want to strike and they have indicated that they have given three counter offers and management still has not moved. union officials say that they are not giving that 7 to notice now because they do not want to strike. and they are not required to give any notice reporting live from bart negotiations dan carmen. . >> reporter: it is very likely that we will hear from management tonight. is very likely that we should hear from them within the next hour or so. >> pam: so just be clear the

cooling off period officially ends the night of october the 10th but there is no strike scheduled for this week, right now. >> reporter: that is true. the first time that unions could strike on october 11th but at this point they state that they have no intentions on striking and they are not giving a seven to notice which indicates that they do not plan to build on that friday. as they walked out they stated that they do not need to give any notice. >> pam: than three months after the crash of a sham a 214 startling statistics

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>> reporter:another scary crane mis-hap in new york city today. you can see the crane here.it got stuck as it was tornado warning for manhattan today.and officials were very concerned. part of this block was evacuated. >> reporter: construction materials at a luxury apartment building. a mechanical failure is being blamed.no injuries. but this was the same building that had a crane issue last year during super-storm sandy. here's video from that indident.during which a different crane - operated by a different company - snapped and dangled >> reporter:

>> pam: still ahead. >> pam: the new push to change the name of one n-f-l team. is it racist? you decide. then -- an out of the control monster truck -- crash. what authorities believe caused it. >> jacqueline: and has been another one day away from the coastline in the '80s this out or but that will change and i will tell you how much it will cool down change and i will tell you woah, this kitchen is beautiful! give him the tour. let me show you! soft-close drawers, farm sink! where's my room? we had to take just a little bit for the kitchen. because your kitchen dreams can be big. ikea has it all. back in our day, we couldn't just move the tv wherever we wanted. yeah, our birthday entertainment was a mathemagician. because if there's anything that improves magic,

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because your kitchen dreams can be big. ikea has it all. >> catherine: the sisters of the one shot and killed in the capital last week. argued that she was not delusional. merriam carried led police on a chase with her one-year-old daughter in the back seat. she was killed after trying to ram her car through a white house. , the leading police on a choice. some of the

drama that it was caught on camera. video. >> all like to see is my sister confused and does not know where to go and she is afraid. and she tried to get away from shot. >> catherine: family members say that reports of merrill delusional and lead to a prisoner of bomb was the new hard don't ring true. police do say they are reviewing the use of deadly force.

>> pam: new tonight. >> pam: hero. for jumping into action and saving a woman from a burning big rig. in in southern california over the weekend. melanie woodrow shows us the fiery accident. >> reporter: on their way to disneyland was behind this big rick. sending two cars on fire six were damaged. so bob job this and rescued the female driver. >> as try to get her to come up and as he was stunned agassi the flames coming up and that's when i flipped out and started screaming.

>> reporter: this video posted on you to deceive the flames and thick black smoke. anxiously watch firefighters arrived and drenched the mangled metal car and the greek remains. big rig remains. >> reporter: is seems that everyone knows he is. where bob was nine for the day. where bob was named citizen for the day. >> pam: that was melanie woodrow reporting. the driver of the big-rig was taken to a hospital and treated for her injuries. no word yet if she will be

charged. >> catherine: it's now believed that an unauthorized maneuver led to this terrible monster truck crash 8 people in the crowd were >> catherine: killed -- four of them children. and dozens are still hospitalized. here's a closer look at what happen when the truck roared off in the wrong direction. >> catherine: a mexican official says the driver had been drinking a little - but not enough tohe says he apparently hit his head and lost consciousness after crushing some parked cars. the problem - he drove over the cars twice and the second time was unplanned. the driver has been detained and investigators are looking into safety violations in the set-up of the show. >> jacqueline: mostly clear tonight with fog near the coast line for your tuesday

some cloud coverage with a lot cooler and greasy with chance of rain as we head into wednesday. i will have your complete forecast coming up. >> pam: and breaking news right now meant bart management speaking up at the microphone. the ban? >> reporter: here we go with bart management was all right now... >> we are born to leave the bargaining at the bargaining table in we would not discuss this publicly. that is what i have to say. we

cannot begin publicly say that we are working hard and we have to leave the tills at the bargaining table. details. >> i am not a lawyer i do not know the labor laws. we will negotiate in continue to negotiate as long as we have to. >> i want to make it clear that we cannot discuss what is being proposed at the bargaining table. i do not have any reaction to that.

>> thank you. >> reporter: that was jim allison, really not saying much. they are now going to give seven to notice so did not plan at this moment to strike on friday. unions have indicated to us that 72 hours is not required so there's still a possibility that they could strike as early as friday after the cooling off period. that are not ready to give any courteous 72 our notices.pam? >> pam: more from more news at 6:00.

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now to a devleloping story. it has been more than a week since a violent camera.

(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> pam: is now been more than three months killing three people and injuring nearly 200 under separate it

was too late. as far aspects nearly two dozen passengers have filed lawsuits in the meantime this crash has raised a number of questions of how well pilot are maturing their aircraft spirit the asiatic craft these issues already being studied than current talks this safety experts on an interview with a to a seat on kron4. >> reporter: pilots first discuss board in a boarding the landing or a gore rob

estes is called. the decision came too late to make a difference studies show pilots showed an >> unstable approach as 97% plant. to land. >> they continue if they do not bill that is imposing any risk. >> how many of us after we engage as cruise control that it is in keeping the of the of keeping the speed of the vehicle selected for it

this is the same thing that can't occur over time. >> reporter: dan kerman kron 4 news. >> catherine: the white house is signaling now that they would expect a brief extension of the government baring of 14. president obama and house speaker dan bennett continued to blame each other for the shutdown. also there's word that senate is putting together legislation that will waive >> catherine: talking about

world war two more ill when one of the acclaim president obama had offered to pay for the operation of a particular museum out of his own pocket to 3 >> president obama has offered to pay out of his own pocket for the museum of culture. >> no truth to that she had called him research and apologized.

coming up. the u-s takes down an >> reporter: three months. since asiana flight 214. crash landed at s-f-o. killing three people >> reporter: suspects in africa. an old=guard al qaeda leader target in somalia escaped. >> reporter: the man who inherited osama

bin=laden's leadership role still has a 25 million ayman al=zawahiri hasspend years hiding in northern pakistan and at least as far as the u=s is concerned, he may not be the most world's dangerous terrorist. a whole new class of leaders has emerged as al=qaeda affiliates spring up across the arab world. >> reporter:"the arab spring allowed a lot more travel, a lot of freedom of movement and we've seen groups cooperating with each other to launch attacks- pulling resources and pulling training and that's really that counter terrorism officials." >> reporter:this man is head of al-qaeda in the arabian peninsula. >> reporter:us counter- terrorism officials call it the "most active operation franchise" responsible for among other things, the underwear bombing attempt on a detroit=bound airliner, >> reporter:in southern algeria, the head of al qaeda in the islamic mag'=reb is abou mossab abdel=wadoud. he is an infamous bomb=maker. >> reporter:considered most dangerous of all is the head of a third al=qaeda affilite: somalia based al=shabaab.

>> reporter: the mastermined behind the shopping mall attack in neighboring kenya two weeks ago. like al=qaeda's other new leaders, he is social media savvy--using secure chatrooms and websites to recruit new young operatives from around the world and particularly in the u=s. the target of that unsuccessful raid in somalia last weekend has been identified as a glose associate of amed godane. his name is ikrima, a kenyan of somali origin, who has been on the u.s. radar for at least three years. [ female announcer ] safeway presents real big deals of the week. or how to find big savings on the things you need. just make a straight line to safeway. your club card gets you deals you can't find anywhere else. this week, folgers is $6.88 for the large size. that's a lot of coffee. skip the warehouse. charmin is $13.99 for 24 double rolls. and lean cuisine entrees are just a buck 99. real big deals this week and every week. only at safeway. ingredients for life.

>> pam: executive sports producer jason is here with the good news from this morning. as well as a bench clearing. >> reporter: bench is cleared but no one was hurt the a's getting no respect. little seems to rattle the cage is which is the man away from the champion series. sanchez had the worst coming into the game but he mlb all around the a's today. at the detroit

tigers ace came right back to retake the lead in the bottom half of the ending with bynum moss. there are some a.c. fans in detroit. he will opposite field with his fourth career no other player has more than two. a slight but sanchez with three home runs in the game after he allowed just nine all year and 182 indians. endings >> reporter: safe to see when you sit blowout not good. minor pushing and jostling back and forth. some players take issue with him because he is a fiery guy. ac milan 623 but of

course after the game both teams talking about the incident. >> he was staring down so i was asking why are you staring right now known marty stanley doubt if you have a problem come on. >> i do not take that. >> victor took offense to that and i do not blame him understand that. >> reporter: currently tied

at 3 with the bottom of the fifth ace tigers into rates land of course the a's go off on two 07 p.m. gary will be back later at 645 we have grant lotus with the other big sports story of the day. >> reporter: is one is big. the raiders making the costly mistake by releasing this guy. this off season brought him and six and a half million. he paid poorly my filly and four injured player on friday. today, looking for a new job with a very surprising turn of events. moving on and

considering how well prior is plain can't really blame the raiders. coming up at 645. >> pam: concord maureen kelly spoke to the mayor of concord. >> they were interested in they did like the property. >> reporter: on a tour of the decommissioned property he said the davis did not come out and say that he was interested in building and a football stadium on the site. by expressing a lot of

interest closest to the north concord bart station. he did mention that 30 percent of the people who come to the raider game come to the game via bart. the mayor says he would be very happy if concord was the next home because of the silver and black >> economically would be quite a boost. >> reporter: he says he's hopeful but the raiders will stay put because of the new investor is interested in helping all oakland team spirit >> is this going to be concord i would hope that is concord. >> reporter: and new push to change the name of a washington redskin

>> if this offending people been is time to change it. regardless of the history or its legacy is office of it is a dictionary defines a sense of turn. >> reporter: fresno, said he would change if he was the presence owners. 66 percent of d.c. area does not want the redskins' name changed. >> jacqueline: overnight tonight will see cooler

conditions to the north bay and in the ballet's heard it was the most clear but the winds are not picking up tonight order to stay also a lot cooler no more a degree readings as we head into mistake we have a chance of rain as we head into the weekend will have rebound. here's a look at temperatures up the door tomorrow chile up to the inland valleys also in the '40's and 50's. back into the '70s in the south bay a 75 in san jose and palo alto. for an and bellies will also be in our 70's. 77 in antioch shot and '60s and '70s for east bayshore spirit 68 for san francisco

and arrange for seven is in our north bay. a high clouds streaming into northern california. and we have a system down to the south. we could get the shot of some rain. increase in clout to the sierra including snow showers. look good all the blue on the map indicating snow. and death like it will stay clear of any maureen but more clout coverage and to wednesday and cooler temperatures cooler tomorrow and wednesday. thursday things start to rebound but we will be at the 70 degree temperatures. >> pam: all lanes zipping right along very few cars. a

bit sluggish but not too bad. medium heavy traffic all moving well. the vicki? >> reporter: elizabeth smart is out with a book with disturbing details on her nine months of captivity by a homeless street preacher. the 308 page book, my story, hits bookstores today. the memo on chronicles the almost daily abuse this march than a 14 year old

girl says she received from brian david mitchell. she is a he is serving two life sentences in federal prison system for kidnapping and sexual abuse. smart said she lived in terror. her book also reveals several times a smart said she was a possible she's finishing a music degree at a university in traveling for speeches and victim advocacy work.

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>> pam: coming up at the top of the hour more information on the barge strike because the union and management senator continued to me at the bargaining table. pg senator continued to me at the bwe love this kitchen! what's next? great! do you have measurements? yeah, i paced it off. it's about twenty by twelve of these. so, we can measure, plan and install it for you. yea, let's do that! ikea. professional kitchen services at a low price.

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>>now at six. bart and its workers getting closer but still millions of dollars apart. union members could walk out again as early as midnight thursday. commuters tell kron four how they feel. >>a nightmare outrageous and i don't like it (male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> pam: at six. >> pam: negotiations. >> pam: this scene from july. is what both sides are trying to avoid. that's when bart workers went on strike after no deal was reached. now, when the cooling off period ends the evening of october 10th, workers could be right back on the picket lines. however, in the last hour -- bart management and

unions both made public announcements. kron 4's dan kerman is live in oakland. where both sides >> pam: remain at the bargaining table. dan what's the latest? >> even though this evenings announcements about bart negotiations, are promising. commuters are still feeling a sense of frustration. because another strike is still a possibility. >> reporter: again that a cooling off period is finished at 1159 october 10th. they are not ready to give that notice but they want to go on record and get the credit right now that this point your hands are not ready to put anyone on alert. they are still hoping for a settlement. that is the latest dan kerman kron 4 news.

bart was shut down for five days during a walk- out back in july. that action forced thousands more people on the roads. or waking up extra early, to line up for buses to get around. >> pam: we asked workers in downtown san francisco to speak out about the situation. here's what some of them had to say. >> last time i was on vacation at the time they went on strike it i would become happy ageless impact me tremendously if they were to strike now. >> this would definitely be a nightmare. definitely. >> i would just have to stay at home. >> i do not like it. >> is pretty outrageous because i do not think bart

has been bargaining. >> it is frustrating. i do not believe that the bargaining has been as transparent as it could has been. >> i am just hoping and springs that is just not happen. suspect >> reporter: check it out it would be nine east bay bart stations were people apart and receive a free bus ride in the morning from downtown san francisco. concord walnut creek and lafayette and west oakland would san leandro and three molestations all offering the services during the strike. from 5 to 8:00 p.m.

derrick and 3:07 p.m. each day. the buses are in high demand. if you want to go that route. and there's also an idea of car pooling. another recommendation is to adjust your work hours by leaving early or staying later. we will have more boats out ready to carry 19 to 20,000 extra commuters per day opposed to the average 6000 people on a regular work day now. >> pam: and check out our website for the latest in financial and kron4 dot com. meantime

, tyrolean represented the union representing it ac transit for some stateshave been set between their union and management. and when asked about a possible strike the spokesperson stated there was no deadline notice the difference. another pipeline issue for pg and e. >> pam: >> pam: another pipeline issue for p-g-&-e. this time in san carlos.

a court has ordered the utility company to shut down a pipeline in a neighborhood. after city officials declared a state of emergency. kron 4's j.r. stone is live in san carlos this evening, where the battle appears to be heating up between the city and pg&e. >> pam: j.r.? >> reporter: it certainly is heating up pam.a judge ordered the pipeline be shut down on fridaycity officials say pg&e is headed back to court tomorrow to try and get the pipeline turned back on. >> reporter:a majority of this pipeline runs under britton avenue between highway 101 and 280 in san carlos. it goes through a residential area with parkshome to between three and five thousand people. officials grew worried after internal documents surfaced. within those papers pg&e engineers voiced concerns about this very pipe. it has been turned off but officials want proof showing it is safe. >> reporter:the natural gas in the pipeline has been rerouted to other pipes. if it were cold outside the impact might be felt here but since it's nice out right now no effects have been felt. live >> i do not know if they

have much information on their own pipe. i do not believe they have much will they certainly having given it to us. >> reporter: j.r. stone lions kron 4 news >> pam: coming up. >> pam: dramatic pictures from an a's game over the weekend. what prompted police to taser a fan! no ticket. no i-d. no problem for one boy! how he managed get on board a plane without getting caught by security >> pam: plus two bay area scientists win the nobel prize. what reaction one one of the winners had when he heard >> jacqueline: winners had when he heard >> jacqueline: cooler dramatic tempe back in our day, we couldn't just move the tv wherever we wanted. yeah, our birthday entertainment was a mathemagician.

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>> reporter:video >> reporter: this is during saturday night's game. the

action see the taser on the right we slowed it down for you that is the taser on the right you can barely see it. this is how the scene played out. earlier this are really going at it he goes after them to two guys very angry about something we do not know what started the confrontation but the taser is eventually use on the man to subdue him. the officers did escort him on of the section after he was hit with the silicon circuits this was. high-profile area with a lot of people saying what happened to them after being injected. >> reporter: >> pam: tool bay area scientiststwo local scientists are what it was

like for it uc berkeley to get that call. >> reporter: i have a really cool behind-the-scenes high- tech tool for players in college is to improve their skills. at 8:00 p.m. i will feature this in my tech report gabe slate kron 4 news.

>> pam: one winner is from stanford, neuroscientist thomas sudhof and the another is from u-c berkeley. as kron four's terisa estacio reports, at cal today, scientist randy schekman talked about what it was like to get that call. >> reporter: randy sherman

was very humbled by receiving this award. he'd only this week for if you hours when the phone rang and he was trembling when he picked it up. >> the chair of the nobel committee i happen to know him because i sat on another committee with him a few months ago. and he assured me that it was not a crank call. i did not think that it was going to happen and the new ec about what you're going to say about all like it to shake and say oh my god o my god. >> ptolemy every year that time was wasting and that i'd better hurry up.

>> reporter: his work has led to several break through technologies with hepatitis b vaccines and insolence. celebrating his success was his deputy students and along with his family. >> catherine: no ticket.no i-d.no problem. for a 9-year-old boy. airport and airline officials are investigating how he managed to sneak past security. and get on a flight headed to las vegas without a ticket last week. the plane left minneapolis and no one noticed the boy until the flight was well underway. he was finally stopped and questioned in nevada. >> catherine: terry trippler researches the airline industry and its rules. >>all the expense in this to keep us safe since 911, and it has, but still we have gapping holes and this was a perfect example of it.

delta has to be embarrassed. >> the airline has issued a >> catherine: statement saying that it will review its policies to make sure this doesn't happen again. the 9-year-old boy is in protective custody. >> catherine: this was day 7 of the partial government and there's no sign that >> catherine: we're any closer to a solution. now - attention is turning to the next looming deadline -- >> catherine: on october 17th, the u-s will officially reach its 16- point-7 trillion dollar cap on borrowing. sunlen serfaey has the story from washington. >> reporter: >> let the bill go to the floor and let us see what happens. >> reporter: he says there

is a bipartisan majority and the house. >> very strong suspicion is that there are enough votes because he does not apparently want to see the government shut down at the moment. >> reporter: 10 days the nations will reach is kept on barring. borrowing. >> reporter: higher interest rates and slow down with purchase of houses and cars in anything else that requires all along. the speaker says the republicans are united and will not agree to raise the borrowing limit unless the white house decides to stop the spending taxes on their own. >> reporter: growing feeling

now on capitol hill may stick around until congress works out a bigger deal on debt. in washington >> jacqueline: 12 degrees cooler than what we saw guest today and also several degrees cooler in san francisco. our inland valleys did not get a lot of relief from the heat with 88 today 87 in livermore and the north bay and low 80's and the south bay. we are saying the rest of the bay area with high cloud coverage. winds from the north picking up this evening helping the state on the clear side. the winds will pick up throughout the day. as to get a chance of

rain in the bay area. more of that in a moment. 75 in cupertino and 76 in sunnyvale. near 80 in pittsburgh and 78 in pleasanton and concord. 70 in san leandro and 71 in union city. the range of 70's for the north bay. just talking a little bit more about that claim. waynrain taking a dive all the way down into california and will see a chance of rain. keep an eye on the right and

even snow showers picking up in the sierra toward the afternoon due to see a hint of some of that grain hedging towards the bay area. we are going to be in proving towards the end of the workweek no son with sunshine. a flawless white diamond >> pam: how this man became the world's first truly an error a flawless white diamond sold at a record price. how much the buyer shell out to get the response.

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typically they give a 72 hour notice but the union came up tonight indicating that at this point they are not ready to give that notice and still hoping that they can reach a settlement. and oakland demand carmen kron 4 news. >> reporter: with the possibility of yet another bart strike just days away. here are what a few of them had to sign >> it would be a nightmare definitely. >> can handle another one again. >> i do not like it. >> reporter: maureen kelly kron 4 news. >> reporter: hayward's

police chief like to bring trust back into the department. sex crimes and now this officers arrested for extortion i am just being waldman talking about the changes the police chief like to to discuss now. >> reporter: a sign of haight separate on one of the rec center doors. immediately a crew was sent out to be braced it coming up at a 30 and how much direct spans each year or erasing graffiti. san francisco alecia reid kron 4 news. >> catherine: only to see in balance of more than four trillion dollars he was so stunned he looked and and out of the banking system

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freeway stand not go straight yet people are still going street and ignoring the signs on one side of the freeway to the other using spirit accuracy nope with this spirit going straight throw all my god! >> pam: that's one dealer responseone viewer's response following. a c-h-p crackdown last week. on drivers who are avoiding getting stuck in traffic on highway 101 in marin county. >> pam: kron4's one and only -- stanley roberts spoke with some of those drivers. who were caught in the crackdown. in this edition of people behaving badly. >> reporter:so you just jump off and jump back on again, well everybody does that and apparently everybody ignores signs or in this case claims to have never actually seen the signs where's that sign at? there is one to the right of the stop sign and you see the do not enter sign on the freeway just beyond that to the right there is another black and white sign and

about 200 feet in fron of that you have another yellow cautionary sign but the truth is sign or no sign the driver got bad information from well lets listen to him >> reporter: so tell me doug why did you come across? to beat that traffic doug is from san mateo county >> reporter:how did you end up way over here? girlfriend lives here ahhhh sh she told you that she gets off gets back on to beat this traffic and you didn't notice any of those signs no i didn't >>how often do you take that exit, yea almost every day/ except if it's backed up then i will take that road >> reporter: and make a u- turn most of the people i spoke to had this response when i asked them about this shortcut >> reporter:so you come this way every day yes and you never saw the signs nooo/ but you take that same shortcut every single day ok now it's not just changes for the sake of changes

>>the people in the neighborhood here are having trouble betting there kids to school and they are also having trouble getting through the neighborhood why just don't wanting people passing through to bypass traffic all the back up everyone is trying to cut around is caused by people doing this >> reporter:i call that cause and effect. less than 2 hours about 40 tickets were issued the day before 45 i am citing you for disobeying regulatory signs i think they should give people warnings first because honestly we have been doing this and the signs been up i don't even know where i didn't see the signs its reall an honest mistake, how often so yoou tke this off ramp ummm i would say one or twice a week >> reporter: i know what you are asking, how much is the fine well the base fine is a 35 dollars but add on court fees, surcharges and the fine jumps to 236 dollars oh and add one point on your driving record in marin

county stanley roberts kron 4 news and new at 8. >> pam: our stanley roberts continues to follow the story. as more residents are getting involved. trying to stop drivers taking the back road to cut traffic in marin >> pam: the a's and tigers gang petitors' getting defeated gary has highlights and reactions.

(male announcer): it's now time for gary radnich from the jack in the box sports desk. >> gary:goodevening ~! >> gary: tigers came right

back and 50 game suspension order in the year for performance enhancement drugs but decided to play him. she brandon also! brandon moss! set smith his fourth career with a's and three home runs for in the third bid ending tigers tried to rally. there is a different spirit of a rally started should now, a stair down and if you are a reef

and if you are a true lip reader you know what is going on. the back and forth and millionaires really do not want to fight but everyone is clear. clearing the benches. a's after the game everyone is talking about pushing and shoving and the f bomb. >> he was staring down a rat ask why are you staring down if you have a problem come out here. >> i do not take that! you will not intimidate me! >> victor took offense to

that and i understand it. >> reporter: >> gary: lee lin always put things into their proper perspective. >> gary: if tampa bay wins game 3 and forces are not born then the eighth to play at 2:00 tomorrow. right now headed to the finish at three creek meanwhile, cardinals and pirates are going to a deciding game. lost a no-hitter with less than two weeks to go today, goes and the cardinals has aid to nothing lead. 2-0 lead

>> gary: one hit the ninth strike outs cardinals when (cheers & applause) >> gary: no one was to get caught. if you want a parting gift the raiders quarterback gary teen him six and a half million dollars to be their starter he was beat out in training camps. david let tim bell let him go >> he took over the job and are the position he's in san sole we felt like it was

best to go on from there. >> gary: hall that which led to get rid of someone if we give you six and half million just to leave? how bad wpuld you like to get rid of someone? >> gary: >> pam: (laughter) >> gary: (laughter) no one was to get caught but you have $16 million my

god,! >> gary: dear mike patton did not play but the raiders did not need him. darryl mcfadden did not play! >> gary: 17 for the raiders 2717 and the raiders still in good (cheers & applause) >> any time you when turnover takeovers in the beginning of the game about these guys can't stop the spirit and we took our foot

off the gas pedal and to just keep moving and keep the temple. >> gary: good for the raiders! so we had the game last night another ratings were then tested people wanted to watch football at night >> pam: it was a great game. >> gary: people wanted to watch us they stand up for the new stories. >> pam: they stayed up for you! >> gary: no! (laughter) >> gary: kron was back last night with the highest ratings for something over

teen years so kron is back >> pam: i did not know we runback. (laughter) weren't back. >> gary: i did neither. >> gary: pour matt shaw. pour matt shaw >> gary: >> able to sit down and contain the passing game. moving the ball great group effort. >> gary: we will take a >> gary: we will take a qulook at them withers are that u-verse wireless receiver. quick break. a raiders are

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(male announcer): it's now time for gary radnich from the jack in the box sports desk. >> gary: against the lakers in southern california, here we go! his new teammates... >> and cannot pretty good and we know that we will get better and better. >> gary: let's have another raider game tonight. just i raider game every night >> pam: it was good it was raider game every night >>look at them with it was that u-verse wireless receiver.

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