any moment feel us and any moment. we will be monitoring as soon as they walk and we will cut and reporting live in plaza he'll scott rates. >> catherine: thanks scott. >> catherine: our other big story. tonight-- bart trains are running again. the four-day strike ended last night. with all sides agreeing to some new contract terms >> catherine: we'll have more on that ahead.including how the deal will be finalized. but it was a rocky start to the commute. bart trains were *not ready at 4:00 a-m as planned. that means a lot of people hopped onto the freeway to get to the city. >> catherine: this is a live look at traffic headed to the bay bridge. it's been pretty stacked up. we're monitoring all the bay area traffic.. but first tonight. kron4's haaziq madyun reports from the el cerrito

>> catherine: let's go back to the news conference they are starting. >> reporter: >> this is my third and will be my last press release while on scene. ntsb express our sincere condolences to good friends, family, and co-workers of the deceased. >> finding the activity and after yesterday's phase is just a fact gathering phase

until we continue to gather evidence that will assist in this investigation. now >> an update to include what we did today. on seeing preliminary calculations based on land of track segment was accomplished. this equipment does not have the type of reporters to capture train's speed we would need to use other devices to obtain training speak. speed. >> the damage to the equipment has been documented. during this

inspection... an examination on some of the rear car wheels were noted such a flat spot may be the result of application on the train prior to striking the two persons on the track. we have also requested 30 days of maintenance on these railcars. we continue to achieve at your documentation. the inspection of the equipment also verifies that the light horn and bricks were operable without any without any defects noted. these interviews were conducted to

obtain additional information relative to training provided to operators and other employees that are authorized or arm improve where that was close to the tracks. like yesterday and there were two individuals that were being trained on the date of the accident. under the direct supervision of experienced trainers at the time of the accident the chinese behind the operator's seat was part of the trans certification to operate the train in revenue

service. we have been told that the other employees on board were riding in the passenger part of the cart. we have plans to complete interviews. yesterday, there were prior to their entrance to the tracks the two persons requested and were granted sample approval from the control center as party boss of simple approves meant that they receive to allow to go on or near the life fasttrack. there were to remain together during the duration of their activity and one of the pair is to be designated as the look out. the look out must

be positioned outside of the trine envelope. to view any train coming from the other directions of the track. the designation of the lookout is determined in the job bereavement on how and when to move in to the clear of oncoming trains. the examination is... the equipment has been shipped to the laboratories in washington d.c.. this includes the data from image and audio recorder the image recorder are being handled in the same fashion.

tomorrow ntsb will also meet the planning courtesan and planning protocol for britain easton. break brake tasting tomorrow. edger where >> additional interviews as i mentioned before will also be accomplished tomorrow. >> she is asking which is one of the things that we will investigate.. when we do things to determine how possibly the two people may have been caught off guard. we are looking at all of

that. >> catherine: you have been listening to one of the cheese in teeth as the investigators. they are looking into the the two workers that were killed over the weekend. they had been ok and given approval to get on the live tracks one of them have been designated to beat a look out there are still being investigated as to how they did not see the oncoming train. stay with us in we will be back for more news and to check on the first day of bart being and surfaced again. stay with us

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the tentative agreement approved on monday night. push >> i believe that we did make great progress for all of our workers so that they can't continue to work safe. >> reporter: the peckish improve with improved lighting and removal of trees or round the bart tracks every opening of station bathrooms. >> reporter: unions aren't seen any thing the total package is more than the $57 million that bart had made in its final offer. >> this offer is more that we wanted to pay but it also is a new path that we have

with our employees. >> reporter: 9 decide and seen much about these deals for fear of sabotaging them. as chernobyl of the board of directors and union still has to vote on them. ratification votes are suited to take place sometime next week. the and carmen kron 4 news. >> reporter:dan >> catherine: coming up at six we will have details on what he is doing to prevent a another transit shrike in the bay area.

>> reporter: will catherine, the top of the town is how this teacher help sate students. earlier we talked with police who gave up an idea of how the shooting went down >> weapon used was a ruger semiautomatic handgun. we believe the student received it from his residence. no time did any shooting occurred in the school itself appeared shortly before 715 the student or ride on school grounds and shot a student derrick he shot the student and the shoulder and this occurred in the north hallway of the school. proceeding south

bound and encountered the teachers mr. lance barry they were actually walking towards each other. . mr. lansbury, watch what to the student putting his hand up and the suspect shot the teacher in his chest and then continued south bound and shot a second student in his abdomen. he then turned around and walk down and shot himself. the j.r. stone kron 4 news.

>> catherine: apple unveiled new i=pads today kron 4'tech reporter gabe slate was there and joins us now. gabe, anything good? >> reporter:the new full size 9-point-7 inch i=pad has a new name the "i=pad air". they named it that because it's so light and thin. >> reporter:let's roll the video >> reporter:- the ipad air is the world's lightest full size tablet >> reporter:- it weighs just 1 pound. - it is 20% thinner. >> reporter:- i got my hands on it -- it's really thin it feels like the ipad mini >> reporter:- super light super thin - it would be very easy to keep the ipad air in your bag and carry it all day. >> reporter:carry it around

all day - and apple unveiled a new ipad mini that features the high resolution retina >> reporter:screen that the i=phone and full size i=pad have. >> reporter:- the new i-pads have apple's new speedy a7 chip built in, so they will be a lot >> reporter:faster then existing models. >> reporter:- this surprised me and a lot of journalists there >> reporter:- apple did not build in the new finger print touch id security feature into these >> reporter:new i=pads. that is a dissapointment. and they are keeping their high prices for their tablets... >> reporter:- the new ipad mini with retina starts at $400 and the ipad air starts at $500. >> reporter:- the ipad air hits the market november 1st. >> reporter:- apple did not give a release date for the ipad mini but we expect it to come out in november.

gabe slate kron 4 news >> jacqueline: temperatures bart certainly chile coast side. once again, on the warmer side in the low 80s the pleasanton and livermore. >> jacqueline: mainly '60s and '70s as the look ahead at the end of the week we still have those chance of showers in the forecast as the leader by creek we will talk about more when we return! >> reporter: coming up with a key to the engagement party of kim and conde west

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(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> catherine: the new deal will be voted on by doing it by members sometime next week. but they are running! >> catherine: often it was chaotic and confusing for writers but his is kron 4 will trend starting at 4:00 a.m. all the way to 6:00 a.m.. >> reporter: what is going through your mind? >> i am pretty upset about it. nicosia about 20 to 25

charter buses here surrounded this area there are passengers on board. >> everything is screwed up right now. >> reporter: they are also trying to find out when the trains are running. you can see the trains aren't is still sitting there and not going anywhere. >> reporter: the train operator does not know when the train will pull away from the bart station. keep it here at kron4 we have you covered. >> reporter: he came out and stood up and asked if anything has changed, he said the gas we are ready to open, right now! >> i was told maybe four p

>> reporter: i was a hearing four or five patrick >> i think it is a this service. my wife depend on bart. >> reporter: a lot of people are finally saying yes. there are clapping began hawking. >> jacqueline: the start for the bay bridge with slow in goal traffic the accident have been cleared but we see sluggish conditions. all lanes are open. as we head across the bay we did see eight earlier accident and that has been cleared. then

when she crossed over to walnut creek we have more traffic conditions in walnut creek with some type of obstruction in the roadway. it is slow all the way to san ramon. at the san rafael bridge there is a severe accident causing very sluggish conditions. all the way down to highway 101. >> jacqueline: north of doubt and southbound a little bit better. >> catherine: our political analyst michael yucky is here to talk about this

transit strike. >> basically, social media and pressure from the community made these two parties get together. >> catherine: are you saying that it would have taken longer for these two parties to get together? >> yes this kind are rich can be seen by elected officials and union officials. trust me that did not go on heard by the people involved. >> certainly, the unions were losers at least politically and from a pr standpoint. they were blamed for this from the public point of view. management

came out as losers and they started as whene'er spirit but the tragedy over this weekend to make everyone sobered up. this was not going to last. and they did not get what they wanted either. >> peoples anchor about their inability for these key lactic folks who have jurisdiction over state laws is going to be felt and resonate for quite a mile. >> catherine: each side had to move some according to the agreement. >> no, it really wasn't that

much of a gap at all. on thursday and were the and it up today not too much difference in regards to work rules they have a arbitrator. seoul, if they stay at the bargaining table and took a tragedy to get them to wake up... >> catherine: to back it took that. all right michael think he'll think view >> catherine: thank you >> jacqueline: downtown sempre cisco crowded and low cloud cover to help it would affect your morning commute.

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>> catherine: to keep the pitcher in san francisco. what it took -- and why the team had to act fast. >> reporter: 5 and have million-dollar less than he made over the last two seasons so he's taking a bit of a pay cut. >> reporter: lost about 5 mi. an hour on his fastballs. he did show flashes of his old self last season. of course, we cannot

forget that he is the two- time starter in 2010 and out of the bullpen in 2012. plus he has become synonymous with the giant feared it would have been great to see him in another man form. >> reporter: if he truly get his groove back he could be in line for a even bigger payday monday 2 years are up. >> catherine: so it just came down to money? >> reporter: he passed on that thinking he would do a short-term deal. that decision would cost him a few million dollars.

>> reporter: he is fine. >> catherine: stocks were up dow finished at its highest level 75 points up nasdaq nine points. >> catherine: that new job report says not as many jobs were added last month becoming more pessimistic about the economy >> reporter: more people are finding work. unemployment rate fell 7.2 percent the lowest since 2000 and it but that is where the good news and. >> reporter: wall street expected 30,000 more than that. here is why job growth

has been stacked in that sense or for three straight years. in 2012 the average about the same 133,000. 2011 more of the same. so no surprise americans are growing more pecten pessimistic. that is the lowest we've seen all year, problem manse this become a more self fulfilling prophecy. if people are nervous that it hit the economy by people not spending more current >> reporter: i am allison and york. >> catherine: if you want

free shipping from amazon you would have to buy more stuff. after a decade of free shipping for items over $25. exchanging right before the holiday season. they will still >> catherine: a lot of people are still having problems. politicians said they want a deadline for people signing up to be pushed him back. >> >> reporter: a proposal for more time to fix it. rubio told cbs that is not fair to all americans who have tried

and failed to sign up. >> quite frankly i think it will have to change anyway. >> reporter: >> most of the enrollment it comes later appeared so we fully expect all of our systems operating more efficiently as we approach those deadlines. >> reporter: some still say that it has been a success. in kentucky the governor says it's moved sailing. >> it is working and we are signing up people about a thousand per day >> reporter: some of the american people public some not see it that way. only 41 percent of americans approved of the affordable care act.

>> jacqueline: the fault did not clear from the coast line. you can't see much because of the cloak because of the cloud cover being very stubborn. still in the '80s and fairfield and livermore. overnight the fault will be returning here is a look at fault tracker. you can see the fall to the north bay and south bay including the bay shore spirited this is glenn to be the worst of it but by tan it will begin to clear from the north bay and south shore spirit >> jacqueline: you can see

the blue here on the screen with a dense fog. the focus is expected to lying there to about a quarter of a mile and spot spirit you duffer like to give yourself some more time out the door tomorrow morning. 43 in san rafael, 40 in napa. 42 and half moon bay and 60 in san francisco for the afternoon was the conditions similar to what we saw today was 68 in oakland and hayward. still in the low eighties for the most part for the inland valleys. we do have change is coming later in

the week... check this out! my now well up to the north the bus snowstorm will come near the bay area. we will see a chart, that break off heading to the coast line. right now it looks like all of the mine will stay off shore but it will get close. right now it was we have bart afternoon sunshine cool enough for the rest of the workweek. >> reporter: know we are not any york we are in san for cisco and this happened during the bart strike. people behaving badly tonight at 8 (crying)

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(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> catherine: at six. the n-t-s-b has wrapped up a hour. sharing what they've learned so far about the accident that killed two bart workers this weekend. >> catherine: they're looking at the train's breaks. there for the briefing. and is live in pleasant hill scott, what did they learn so far about the train itself. >> catherine: scott? >> reporter: bart trains are rolling again today.thanks to a tentative agreement reached last night between bart management and its workers. >> reporter: the other non just conduct all the work

and want is a lookout for any oncoming trains. audio recordings have been sent to a look flat in d.c. for further analysts. the plant underwent in bringing an act to amend this afternoon and that will affect commuters and the walnut creek location. the bull bring up the bus while they complete their re-enactment. the pleasant hill walnut creek area. reporting live in pleasant hill scott rates >> catherine: quite interesting, the investigator states that it was interesting that the two workers are supposed to look out for the unsafety. is that supposed to has said surprised anyone? >> reporter: now. that is

actually the process. it is up to them like this that one is supposed to serve as a look out and the other is supposed to conduct the work appeared it is unclear as to what really happened. >> catherine: again bart trains are rolling again thanks for that tentative deal that happened between bart management and workers. >> catherine: tonight. kron -4's dan kerman updates us as to what both sides are saying about the deal. >> reporter: that are here revealing the end of the agreement that was created monday night. what you and members haven't given much detail on the tentative contract given much detail on the would

>> the district was putting forth was unilateral changes and we avoid that >> reporter: contract, members of atu did say it does give them certain protections when it comes to changing work rules. >> reporter:seiu its package includes the creation of committee too look at issues such as improved lighting, the removal of trees along bart tracks and the reopening of bathrooms. seiu says the agreement also turns over safety disputes between management and workers to an arbitrator we >> hope that this will improve the quality of our work place. >> reporter:as for the economic package, union aren?t saying anything but monday night bart gm grace crunican indicated the total package is more than the 57- million dollars that bart had made in its final offer? >> reporter: what bart won?t says where that extra money will come from and if it will impact

riders through fare increases, reduced maintenance, or a less expedited replacement of its older cars. >> reporter:bart has resumed its normal service. but there was confusion this morning. >> reporter: again they have to put this up to the members and let them know what is and the contractor that will vote on the contract sometime next week. >> catherine: this is a look at the embarcaero bart station in san francisco about an hour ago. people are just happy that trains are running. there was confusion >> catherine: surrounding bart trains running earlier this morning. after a tentative agreement was reached last night -- bart said trains would run limited service starting at 4 a-m. >> catherine: some commuters showed up at early this morning. only to find the

bart stations closed and the gates still down. this was taken at the west oakland bart station. >> catherine: bart says because of staffing problems, trains didn't actually start running until 5-42 a-m. when they said yesterday limited service would start at 4 a-m. many riders faced delays and overcrowded trains during the morning commute. >> catherine: we were there when the walnut creek bart station finally opened its gates. and as kron4's terisa estacio reports -- people were happy trains were >> so excited! on my way to work right now very excited that they are up and running again! >> and the minister of the church and if i am not there and can have a minister all services. >> i was supposed to take a bus this morning but i did not see it open.

>> catherine: bart ridership was down about 40-percent compared to a typical tuesday morning. that means about 68- thousand fewer riders between 4 to 10 a-m this morning. >> catherine: some commuters did ride the free charter buses provided by bart at the nine east bay stations. about 22-hundred people used the buses this morning. >> reporter:the bart strike is over -- and now governor jerry brown announced that he will seek a cooling-off period in the labor dispute between a-c transit and its unions tomorrow. >> reporter:on monday, the board of investigation, appointed by the governor last wednesday issued its findings. >> reporter:the report concluded that a strike will cause "significant disruption in public transportation services and significant harm to the public's health, safety, and welfare." >> reporter:the alameda county superior court will consider the governor's request on wednesday morning.

if the court finds that a strike will significantly disrupt public transportation services and endanger the public's health, safety or welfare, an order will be issued enjoining the strike for a period of 60 days. >> catherine: new at six.a surprise guiltysexual misconduct case involving a high school administrator in san jose. >> catherine: as kron four's rob fladeboe reports --the plea change came just as the case was about to go to trial. >> reporter:accused of unlawful sexual contact with a minor, this man, 34-year- old joseph reghitto entered a new plea of no contest after the judge in the case decided to allow potentially damaging testimony from a 2nd former student >> reporter:a former vice principal here at san jose's leland high school, reghitto was arrested in 2012 and charged with one felony count of penetration with a foreign object of a child under 18 and one misdemeanor count of molesting a child. deputy district attorney carolyn powell. >> reporter:more than a thousand text

>> was astute and bear when they started to engage and flirtation with text messaging back and forth. >> reporter: messages in three weeks, said the victim's father, eventually leading to a 1 a.m. meeting in a park near school where the molestation occurred, say police. >> reporter:reghitto served as leland's advisor for the sophomore class and oversaw student activities, a position prosecutors say he clearly abused. >> and not take a bandage of them. >> reporter:joseph reghitto must now register as a sex offender and faces a maximum sentence of three years in state prison. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news >> catherine: after a school

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>> caller: can you send police out here? there's a kid with a gun. >>911: where are they with the gun >>caller: sparks middle school >> catherine: tonight for the first time we are hearing the 911 calls made after a student opened fire on his classmates and a teacher in northern nevada. >> catherine: kron 4's j.r. stone is following the story. he's live in sparks, just east of reno tonight. j.r. a number of new details released today. >> reporter: catherine we know this 7th grade shooter first shot a student, then his teacher, another student, then himself yesterday morning. police will not confirm a motive, some students have said the shooter was bullied. >> reporter: continues to grow outside of the school. students, parents, and those living in the community have come to bring flowers and candles in memory of michael landsberry killed yesterday morning as he tried to protect other students from the shooter. >> reporter:i did talk with

students who knew landsberry very well. you'll hear what they have to say about what their former teacher did to help them. that's tonight at 8 >> he always wanted to help. and what ever it was he always wanted to be there and help your >> he protected others from harm. that is a hero in my book. >> he loved his wife's so much. so much >> i miss him to. that is about it. >> reporter: pm. live in sparks, j.r. stone kron 4 news. >> catherine: back to our top story. bart trains resume their service after a multi-day

strike. our political analyst michael yaki is here. >> catherine: we were talking about all of the politicians showing up for the announcement. >> since there has been backscattered. for good, and tried to get >> i think none of them should have been there. unless you had something to do with getting this done. >> catherine: there is that bill. we talk about it that is kind of growing. that is making striking any illegal trans instructing illegal.

>> that would be a very blunt instrument. that is why both parties decided they need to setup this right away. >> catherine: what is your take on spending more? >> yesterday i talked and one of the troubling aspects from this person is that bart will be experiencing anny hundred + surplus for the next six years. officials said 10 percent deficit i was chair of said >> part of this whole reason why this is happening is bart unions and sing for

years ago we gave up millions of dollars and we have followed behind the cost of living. we would like to get a little bit of that. >> catherine: thinks michael thanks michael. and if you'd like to connect with michael. you can do so on twitter -- at-yaki-blog. >> jacqueline: 63 in downtown san francisco and even near the coast oakland and san mateo. the low seventies in the east bay. as we look live look at that blanket of low cloud coverage moving back and beer we will see why brett falk once again. why itwide

spread fog moving back in. >> jacqueline: noticed the mountains until 11:00 the visibility will be down to a quarter of a mile. so definitely take your time tomorrow morning. upper 70's in los gatos. for inland bellies will looking at lower 80s again. sixties in oakland and downtown san francisco 764 degrees. let's take a look at the extended forecast we will seek cooler weather for the rest of the work week. approaching the

coast line it will not make it there just yet but that could change so stay tuned and we will keep you posted on that. >> catherine: coming up. >> catherine: just in time for the holiday season.apple unveils its new i-pad. the new features it comes equipped with. how the former price is right host helped move three elephants to their new california home.

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join us, and thrive. female narrator: the mattress price wars are on the mattress price wars are on at sleep train. we challenged the manufacturers to offer even lower prices. now it's posturepedic versus beautyrest with big savings of up to $400 off. serta icomfort and tempur-pedic go head-to-head with three years' interest-free financing. plus, free same-day delivery, set-up, and removal of your old set. when brands compete, you save. mattress price wars are on now at sleep train. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ apple unveiled new i=pads >> catherine: today kron 4's tech reporter gabe slate was there and joins us now at the flashcam. gabe, so there is a new name for the i=pad? >> reporter:

the new full size 9-point-7 inch i=pad has a new name the "i=pad air". they named it that because it's so light and thin. here's a closer look at the new i=pad air. >> dramatically thinner to 7.1 yen. >> reporter: it weighs 1 lb.. i got my hands on the new ipad air and i tell you if it is so thin and sold like hills like the ipad mini. it feels like de ipad many >> reporter: carried this all day and take it all and about. >> reporter: >> 7.9 in. red not display

the same number of pixels in the ipad air so it runs all of the same software. >> reporter: they will be a lot faster than the existing model. here's something that surprised me and a lot of the journalists that attended the conference. another disappointment they are keeping their high prices on the tablets. ipad >> many starting at 299 the full-size at 399 in the brick new ipad air at 499. we expect >> reporter: to come out in november. gate slate kron 4 news.

(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. still ahead at 6-30. the n-t-s-b releases new details on the two bart workers hit and killed by a train over the weekend. and - remember bob barker? >> reporter: we do know that workers will be out to do a re-enactment. reporting in pleasant hill kron 4 news. >> bart unions >> reporter: bart unions are back at the table this time revealing the tentative agreement sh that was completed on monday night. the vault is scheduled to

take some time next week >> reporter: as the strike ends limited service gets off to a bumpy start. as before a.m. promised to have trains running was not kept. it was a trend on the platform but not allowing passengers to board. after that long delay leading to huge crowds across the platform haazig madyun kron 4 news spirit >> reporter: delayed start but finally the day came around 6:00 were people wanted to grab the first train the trustee in the video coming down the tracks. people lined up and shared their thoughts with kron 4 news. they were happy that transferred back and they did not have to take

other options or stay at home. >> reporter: a surprise guilty plea in a high- profile case 34 year old joseph deal with the former vice principal prosecutors say he exchange hundreds of flirtatious text messages with students and then more later molested her at a nearby park. he faces a maximum charge of three years in a maximum prison >> reporter: a math teacher here michael lansbury is being remembered as a hero. >> there are 11 kids trapped

in the doorway and he stepped in front the and the kid shot mr. lansbury. >> reporter:-of people in north east china are dealing with air pollution. as little as 20 ft.. the particular matter in the air is well above what is considered to be hazardous and if the problem consists for too long people could face a very severe problems. >> catherine: has now been charged several felony charges. he will be arraigned tomorrow on vehicular manslaughter in hit and run accused of running over christine when she was killed with her 11 month old daughter and holly park last month. he drove away and was later picked up by police. bill is set for

$350,000. >> jacqueline: through our bay shores and down through the south bay. temperatures are going to be about the same as the work today. so temperatures near the coast line was still a little bit cooler and will be that the bay shore spirit the mid-70s for the south bay in north bay as we had to the end of the week we will see some changes with a storm approaching the coast line 3 more on that and just a few minutes. >> jacqueline: through 11:00 tonight and tomorrow morning visibility reduced to a quarter of a mile. it so here is a look at the extended forecast. by

friday and saturday markka coverage as the storm approaches the coast line all the rain will stay off shore but it could change we will keep you posted throughout the week. >> catherine: the reformers to elephants have arrived at their new home in northern california. former press is

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(male announcer): now, here's stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. commuters are caught behaving badly on the bay bridge toll plaza. kron4's stanley roberts gets their reactions and excuses, next! >> reporter:people behaving badly on kron 4 were i see more birds in the morning before most people even wake up >> reporter:funny i never even had the chance to get my question out but now i have a new question the driver? did you really give me the finger? im serious did you really give me the finger dispite the carpool rules drivers are still ignorning them resulting in a 481 dollar ticket just to be first in line the woman in this mustang is about to be pulled over by a member of the chp's special enforcement unit she claims she was having a slight problem so taking the 3 person carpool lanes seemed

like the only logical thing to do. >> reporter: but let's talk to her >> reporter:whey were you in the caropool lane running out of gas being stuck for 35 minutes in the same lane not moving but she had another problem that we probably wouldn't have noticed if she had never been in that lane illegally >> reporter:where is your drivers license / listen i paid my tickets three times. >> reporter:anyway we'll come back to carpool violators in a moment. when stuck in traffic driver look for other things to do while waiting >> reporter:like the driver of this big rig who decieded to finish up some paper work did i mention he was in an active lane of traffic this driver had the required amout of passengers but no fastrak so after going through the tolls he crosses over to talk to who else me

>> reporter:am i going to get penalized for that during the commute another this to do is block a lane of traffic in an attemtp tp merge at the last minute its even worse its there is chp officer watching you i asked the driver this simple question why did you stop i don't know that threo traffic think soda thaty this one no work that would have worked i'm not going to give you the impeading traffic ticket which is a moiving violation and would have affected your ability to drive sign with there in the red box >> reporter:you sometimes if you just keep moving you might just manage to avoid detection but hey what do i knew i'm just a reporter at the bay bridge toll plaza stanley roberts kron 4 news >> catherine: and sports a days from the nba system season. that story in on the next all the rest next with gary

(male announcer): it's now time for gary radnich from the jack in the box sports desk. >> gary:goodevening! >> gary: tam has won 20 games and lost 2920 and 29 and the look last two years. people love him and the bay area. so they had to cough up the dough, once again it is a little bit of a pickup in may 22nd last year is about 17 this year. pay cut >> gary: can't say it enough

times when you are a popular guy you have to lean for corporate you let him go a lot of people would be crying the blues spirit >> gary: kardashian's 33rd birthday >> gary: that is larry living the life with chris jenner and 15 carat diamond ring. kim kardashian gave birth to the couple's first child named north. yes that is right northwest. >> gary: nothing happens with the giants unless larry oks it. the price $35,000.

that is just my guess. we were talking about this on the radio today if you might be appealed it is about 25 to $30,000 for normal people. if you read the entire stadium it is about $200,000. so i am not sure about how much they use occurred but i'm sure larry gave them a good hook up. >> gary: a guy e-mail me says you talking about this is lowering your status. you show no class. now if shever ory come over and sit on my front lawn did i have a problem. but in out let them live but they do not bother other people than what is the problem

>> gary: turn off the channel if you have a problem and you then do not buy a magazine or do not turn on the channel. >> gary: now the one that is a knowing is her mother. now and now she picks up a bunch of young guys she has money that's annoying. cam and cahier now. kim and kanye, no. >> gary: don mattingly looks like he's on the way out as dodgers manager after stating his displeasure with team fired his top assistant today but don't look for 3-time larussa to be his >> gary: larussa reiterated in a he is not interested in a managing the st. louis cardinals to the world series title in 2011

>> gary: i think that we were stated to and last in the season. come home with our tails between our lakes. legs. >> gary: mattingly had a press conference last week now tony la russa is name has come up. we had him on the radio. he says he is not interest in returning to managing. but you can bet on don mattingly is gone.

>> gary: jacksonville jaguars held a their opponents sunday at wembley stadium. the jacksonville jaguars held a kids' book ball clinic in london today. kids football clinic in london today >> gary: jaguars tight end d.j. williams had some very nice things to say about the women in england >> hopefully something like that might happen. >> gary: does that offend either one of you? >> >> jacqueline: why would it? >> catherine: why would it not think it's cute. >> catherine: no accent.

what about the hair? >> gary: let's do this quick because i really do not want to talk about it. josh freeman still the starter >> gary: despite a historically bad debut with minnesotalast night josh freeman will remain the vikings starting quarterback for now >> gary: the team announced today they are sticking with freeman over christian ponder sunday against the packers last night freeman completed only 20-of-53 passes for 190 yards only the 2nd time in nfl history a quarterback has failed to throw for 200 yards with more than 50 pass attempts in a game >> gary: the vikings lost to the new york giants 23-7 >> gary: alright creek there they are smoking in be hotel room. just percent in

montgomery, let's say they were smoking cigars? in a middle of a brawl with patriots fans appeared last once again fighting for their team spirit and there you go. when you end up oncidium country and one in right and the pace it does not look good for just the man's spirit again, people with now lives with a quick break and come back

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and removal of your old set. when brands compete, you save. mattress price wars are on now at sleep train. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ (male announcer): it's now time for gary radnich from the jack in the box sports desk.

>> gary: the most the most >i love watching tvhe most outside. and why can you move the tv out here? the wireless receiver. i got that when i switched to u-verse. but why? because it's so much better than cable. it's got more hd channels, more dvr space. yeah, but i mean, how did you know? i researched. no, i-i told you. no. yeah! no. the important part is that you're happy now. and i got you this visor. you made a visor! yes! that i'll never wear. ohh. [ male announcer ] get u-verse tv for just $19 a month for two years with qualifying bundles. rethink possible.

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