top stories we are following on this thursday october 24th. more problems for bart as one of its trains catches fire. we'll have details on what happened. and as public anger grows.santa rosa deputies argue they had no choice but to shoot and kill at 13-year-old boy. we'll hear from friends and family next. and now that the four-day bart strike is over, other transit agencies are releasing the economic impact of that strike. those details next. the bart train that caught on fire at

the orinda station remains on the tracks this monring. bart inspectors will continue today to inspect the damage and figure what caused yesterday afternoon's incident the fire department arrived within minutes of the call and quickly put out the fire. fire officials say the fire

was located underneath one of the middle cars. and, the smoke from that fire billowed into the passenger compartments as it pulled into the station.

passengers say the fire department did a great job keeping everyone calm and evacuating them safely. take a look at this cell phone video that was shot by a passenger who was evacuated from the smoking train at the orinda

station. the call came out just after five and firefighters were quick on the scene to put the fire out and to assist the passengers with their escape. fire officials say the fire was located undernieth one of the middle cars. and, the smoke from that fire billowed into the passenger

compartments as the train pulled into the station. aileen coutte was on her way home from school when she noticed the smoke. everybody started to evacuate. i just woke up and i saw everybody leaving the trains so i thought it was out of service. so, when i walked out of the train i noticed that one of the cars was smoking. the fire department arrived within minutes of the call and quickly went to work

putting the fire out. the crews went up to the platform and hooked up to the water and once the third rail was de-energized, they went undernieth the car to fight the fire. the fire was put out in a short amount of time but the train remained on the track for several hours so officals could inspect the damage and get to the cause of the fire.

there was smoke in the car. there was smoke on the platform. bart p.d. and orinda p.d. did a fantastic job getting everybody off. expect some delays for this morning's commute on that line since the train remains on the track.

here are some of the pictures kron 4 viewers sent to us of the bart fire. sent to us of the bart fire. to those who've waited...

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high into the air behind the tree. we always encourage you to send us images when news breaks. you can email breaking news at kron.com.

we're getting a better idea of just how much the 4-day bart strike cost. ac transit officials deployed an extra 11 transbay buses each day of the strike. during july's 4-day strike ac tranit spent around $165-thousand in extra expenses.

they say this time around that number will be higher. muni buses and trains handled extra riders during the commute. during the july strike, muni officials said each day of the bart stoppage cost the faugh agency about $100,000. again. they says the added costs of this most recent strike will be higher.

the agency had to deploy extra parking officers, staff to assist with traffic control and transit fare inspectors. there were 16 extra buses each day on the mission street corridor, and four more light-rail vehicles running on the j-church and n-judah lines.

the bart board of directors will meet at 9 this morning. the regular board meeting will be followed by a special meeting to recognize christopher sheppard and laurence daniels, the bart workers who were hit and killed by a train on saturday. the board is also scheduled to meet in closed session

is about labor negotiations. and the agenda also includes a final vote on whether to make 24/7 bicycle access on trains a permanent policy. the morning. temperatures produced similar to what we saw yesterday if he did not see fog yesterday your probably waking up to it this morning. here's a live look from our mount tam cam you can see some of flights into the distance. we are looking at a deeper more rain layer. that means the fog is not as extent. it's actually pretty shallow a little bit cooler as we head into tomorrow. and looking ahead a storm approached the bay area as we head into tomorrow but i don't think it is going to have us. we

will continue with a cool down into next week. full details with that the visibility of still pretty dense just like yesterday. hopefully we don't have any delays. take a look at temperatures. fondle of three ads even up to the design for the similar to we saw the past couple of weeks it is fills colder. temperatures cooler than yesterday with sunnyvale hitting 67. 69 degrees in santa clara and mid-60s for those of you in fremont. temperatures closer to average today in the east bay. expect mainly sunny skies. upper 60s castro

valley. 73 walnut creek. downtown's san francisco expect partly cloudy conditions. a high of 60 per it would be in the '70s for those of you in nevada and petaluma. tuesday slated to be the coolest of the next seven. with inland ties only approaching the upper 60s. as for traffic around the bay area it is a good time to leave your house. not tracking any accidents out there. perhaps it's because the fog is not as thick. i don't think will will see backups' like we did during the bart strike. so a great time to leave just a minor way. san mateo bridge

looking good. highway 101 the golden gate bridge and the southbound lot of space as " twin cars. some

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that's according to a poll by the associated press and others. that found incidents of so-called digital abuse are still widely prevalent but somewhat on the decline. the survey also suggests a growing awareness among

teenagers and young adults that online meanness is hurting society. there also is as an uptick among those willing to seek help by telling their of faugh parents or a sibling. hundreds gathered last night to pay respect to the nevada teacher killed by a 12-year- old student at

sparks middle school. the student also injured two classmates before turning the gun on himself. over four-hundred people attended the candlelight vigil.

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a child pulled the trigger on a police assault rifle at a southern california elementary school, firing a bullet and creating shrapnel with nine jan that injured three kids.

chino police say the ar-15 was on a rack attached to a motorcycle on display during a drug prevention assembly. a child managed to fire the rifle. the bullet shattered, making metal debris that hit the children and left them with minor injuries. two students were treated at hospitals and one was treated at school for cuts and scrapes. all rifles have now been removed from department motorcycles and the incident is under investigation.

fans hoping to catch a world series game are dealing with extra security this year. in boston, ticket-holders were asked to leave backpacks at home last night, and security personnel used metal- detecting wands to screen ticket-holders entering fenway park. boston police stood on every nearby corner, sizing up the faces of fans as they gathered for the fall classic. the precautions were a visible reminder of the april 15 bombings that killed three and wounded more than 260. coming up on the kron 4

morning news. the four day bart strike was we'll tell you what needs to be done to prevent future strikes. and new bart worker safety rules are being implemented after two workers died while on the tracks last weekend. a look at how those workers will be protected. we're watching bay area weather and traffic this morning. we have seen a lot of unusually heavy traffic during the commute hours. erica will have your full traffic report and weather forecast. another problem for bart to

add to the list this week. a fire broke out in one of the trains during the evening commute last night. the train. still on the tracks this morning. kron 4's mike pelton joins us live now with the latest. now that the bart strike is over, the attention is shifting to preventing another strike - four years from now. how do you do that? his kron 4's dan kerman has that part of the story.

a strike for a-c transit union workers has officially been averted. for at least 60 days. a judge granted governor brown's request for a cooling-off period. the union's attorney says that this gives both sides another chance to come to an agreement. union leaders have previously reached two tentative agreements with management -- only to have the deal voted down. would it >>will: that if you're a bart board of directors and the meeting starts at 9:00

this morning they still have not looked at it or at least officially signed off on it which is why they will have a public meeting and then after the public meetings they will go to a closed- door session review it and look to see if they like it. if they like it if they will wait till the union members can say yes or no on their interest is they like it they will have the final set. bart will have the final set to say we like its they've been going at it for months now call the strike is now pretty much up in the air for now.

>>erica: pretty to lead on this thursday morning. fog pretty widespread but again not as dense as we saw yesterday. at the national weather service to issue some dense fog advisory but there were canceled before they actually went into effect summer rain layer now sitting at around 2,000 ft.. a lot shallower than it was yesterday print as we head into the afternoon expect partly cloudy conditions. temperatures and a little bit cooler. futurecast 4 highlights the lunch hour by now, take a lot-just take a look at the 50s. it will be critical even into the

afternoon print it was the '60s and '70s and perhaps a low 80s as we progress into our afternoon highs. 62 degrees and san mateo bridge last anomalies must turn our attention to the north bay. as far as

traffic grid pretty quiet this thursday morning. san mateo bridge thought and to build on the right hand side of your screen but drive times holding steady at 12 to 13 minutes.

a four-day streak of record joining us now live is kron4's mike delta with the very latest periods and in the story that i reported i incorrectly said that a bus bridge would be in place at the her in the station but it is open right. >>: it is open but they are single tracking so do expect delays street you could still come here and take the bart train in either direction. over the next

hour they hope to get the box down small one of so they can remove the fifth car or some of the train off of that box. once they do

that it would take the train to the train yard could also have to bring in a crane to remove that box. again it's very large and heavy. once they clear the tracks at that point there will be able to reopen the second track and get the full service running through here again but it could be later on this morning because they still have a lot of work to do. again they are single tracking through the heart and a bart station to do expect delays this morning. will take a break it is 444. back with more and imminent threat erica will be back an imminent to give us a full check of your commute and of the weather this morning for it is on the ankle out there once again.

watching the markets this morning. futures trading has all three indexes positive at this hour. a hopeful sign that we will see some positive trading today they

are holding investors are hoping for a turnaround. the s&p shedding about 8.3 in the opening bell will ring and 630 this morning. we will be tracking numbers for you print the >>: colorado will now hosts the national drug policy reform conference. marijuana legalization will be a big topic. retell cells will begin next year >>: starbucks is taking a big step to offer not coffee beverages. according to usa today at the coffee giants will open its first teahouse in manhattan today. it's called the about upper it the new specialty tea bart is the retailer's first attempt at getting into the

$90 billion the market. current starbucks so see it but at t of, it's the only print the second see about that is planned to open in seattle around thanksgiving. the retailer hopes to open at least it calls until gonna and the next five years. 448 was found out about the weather. >>erica:. what we are a little closer to friday. fog not as bad as yesterday print still dense fog in santa rosa but the rest of the bay area mostly seen 10 mi. of visibility. looking at less fog with more clout cover. bruno still pretty foggy and cloudy but temperatures are in the upper forties or low 50 st oat 48 degrees and daly city. you and others to they will be a little cooler. kit

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the "weed one-o-one" tour is wrapping up in colorado.

officials from canada, mexico and uruguay came to the three-day event to learn about a regulated marijuana market. colorado will now host the international drug policy reform conference. taking place through saturday. marijuana legalization will be a major topic after colorado and washington state authorized marijuana possession for all adults

over 21. retail sales will begin next year. since after a deadly bart accident in the east bay. federal investigators were at the scene yesterday. they were reconstructing the kit moments before two workers were hit and killed on the tracks.

it happened over the weekend - during the bart strike -- kron4's scott rates is in walnut creek. and shows us the re-enactment. after 15 weeks and 30 surgeries. the last patient hospitalized after the asiana crash at s-f-o has been released. been released. to those who've waited... been released. worried... poked and prodded... taken risks... and lived in a state of "what if?"... welcome to a new state... of health. welcome to covered california. the place to find quality, affordable coverage. financial help for those in need. and nobody can be denied because of a

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kim kardashian may have left her heart in san francisco. the reality t-v star is still here - after saying yes to kanye west at at&t park earlier this week. kron 4's vicki liviakis brings us the latest installment in this tale of two celebrities in the city. this time with video - not just snapshots!

you cannot always see but here the and 50 string orchestra while conde gets up down on monday to propose. here cam gives them a big hug and he gives are a big grain and 100 close friends and family rushed to celebrate the couple's happy engagements and lo and behold reality tv cameras magically appear to shoot the whole private affair. state-owned for that. and the meantime, in the afterglow of the big blowout after party if there have been a number of kardashian sightings around the city. here's one with mom press and cam sporting a full length fur coat and a shot of the happy, the west flashing the peace sign. here's a closer look at his feet standing on the map of the st. regis hotel before stepping out. and san francisco vicki liviakis kron4 knows. still ahead on

the kron 4 still ahead on the kron4 morning news. morning news. more trouble for bart this morning. a train still on the tracks after catching fire during the evening commute last night. we'll have a live report from the scene. and a community is calling for justice after a teen was shot and killed by a police officer in santa rosa. that story coming up.

top stories we are following on this thursday october 24th. more problems for bart as one of its trains catches fire. we'll have details on what happened. and as public anger grows.santa rosa deputies argue they had no choice but to shoot and kill at 13-year-old boy. we'll hear from friends and

family next. and now that the four-day bart strike is over, other transit agencies are releasing the economic impact of that strike. those details next. the bart train that caught on fire at the orinda station remains on the tracks this monring. bart inspectors will continue today to inspect the damage and figure what caused yesterday afternoon's incident

the fire department arrived within minutes of the call and quickly put out the fire. fire officials say the fire was located underneath one of the middle cars. and, the smoke from that fire billowed into the passenger compartments as it pulled into the station. passengers say the fire department did a great job keeping everyone calm and evacuating them safely. take a look at this cell phone video that was shot by a passenger who was evacuated from the smoking train at the orinda station. the call came out

just after five and firefighters were quick on the scene to put the fire out and to assist the passengers with their escape. fire officials say the fire was located undernieth one of the middle cars. and, the smoke from that fire billowed into the passenger compartments as the train pulled into the station. aileen coutte was on her way home from school when she noticed the smoke.

everybody started to evacuate. i just woke up and i saw everybody leaving the trains so i thought it was out of service. so, when i walked out of the train i noticed that one of the cars was smoking. the fire department arrived within minutes of the call and quickly went to work putting the fire out. the crews went up to the platform and hooked up to the water and once the third rail was de-energized, they went undernieth the car to fight the fire. the fire was put out in a short amount of time but the train remained on the track for several hours so officals could inspect the

damage and get to the cause of the fire. there was smoke in the car. there was smoke on the platform. bart p.d. and orinda p.d. did a fantastic job getting everybody off. as of now on delays but the delays could come into play once more bart trains to get a running thread a >>darya: thanks allot mike perry and the >>darya: here are some of the pictures that bart that commuters sense of the fire. a lot of people saw this. that created a traffic issue because but bread there's

even some video that somebody sent us. you can see smoke going high and the heir apparent " so i'll would encourage you to be a part of making the news by sending us the mills of bergen knows that time. the photos that you have done things that you secret vote and if they're out and about and you have that mobile app that's an easy way to send us pictures >>mark: the board of directors of bart will be meeting at 9:00 followed by a special meeting to recognize christopher shepperd at lawrence vandals the bart workers who were hit and killed by train on saturday. the board is also going to be in a closing session about labor negotiations. also on the agenda today a final vote on whether to allow bicycles on trains all day. as a permanent policy. for getting a better idea of how much the for the bart strike mainly costs. ac transit officials had to put

on extra 11 trans bay buses each day during the strike and during july a.c. transit spent about 165,000 in extra expenses for it is a this time around the numbers will be higher for it the cost of they say will be more expensive with this latest strike. the strike proved costly for other transit agencies around the bay area. i love watching tv outside.

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we are back at 516. let's talk about the weather and fog out there. good morning erica. >>erica: that's right another cold and foggy morning. temperatures in the '40's and '50's so pretty similar to what we saw 24 hours ago. there is a

difference with the fog. not as dense as yesterday saw a lot of cloud cover pre. pretty widespread. you'll notice a very limited visibility in santa rosa. we don't have any dense fog advisories and place that cloud cover is going to linger and that overly and have it both temperatures. it won't be room to one today. you will notice 50s by lunchtime futurecast 4. some of the warm spot only climbing into the 60s. '60s and '70s for the most part approaching your afternoon highs street expect part because the conditions. a little bit of sunshine inland and by later on tonight temperatures back well into the fifties. but focus on those afternoon highs. campbell retains 70. mid-60s for mountain view. as we had to the east bay.

castro valley flirting with the 70 degree mark and if you like '80s i think you'll see them and pleasanton and livermore. that's really the extent of it. take a look at how cool walnut creek is today at 73. it seems a lot cooler but temperatures actually a little closer to the seasonal average. 61 your high and berkeley. satellite and radar shows the cloud cover blanketing the. at last check we were looking at a 10% chance for showers heading into the weekend. by monday wendy and cooler conditions for it temperatures will continue to slide into the middle of next week. at 519 that was your forecast and here's traffic. >>george: thanks erica as we continue to monitor the traffic on the bay area to train caught fire last night. they have not yet

been able to clear the track wet although they are hopeful that there will be able to get it done. currently they are single tracking through the station. that could mean big of delays later on this morning. but it to the freelance now where westbound traffic to the bay bridge looks great. we are free of backups and delays for the san mateo bridge ride looks good although it probably won't stay that way all day. after the golden gate bridge ride 101 southbound an easy trip as you come in from grant county clear this morning as we've seen in a while. but ted to the traffic maps and will update to drive times for you. e shore freeway 11 minutes hercules the berkeley. your ride to the san ramon valley with the with a 16 minute and real- time. 580 is not as bad this morning. based on survey

>>darya: the search fo an 11 year-old boy is facing an attempted murder charges after breaking a handgun to school along with 400 rounds of ammunition and multiple knives. the security breach calls 82 hour lock out

frontier middle school in vancouver washington. parents got letters and facebook messages alerting them to what was going on. students were held stiffly in their classrooms and no one was hurt. >>mark: hundreds gathered to pay respect to the nevada teacher killed by 12 year- old student. the incident also injured two classmates before turning the gun on himself. over a hundred people attended the vigil engage in song and prayer. some people held batman boulogne's. one of the teachers favorite characters. michael lansbury. >>: more young people are reaching out to family and friends after they find themselves being harassed or taunted on line. that is beginning to help the problem. according to a poll by associated press digital abuse is still prevalent but somewhat on the decline. the study also suggests a growing awareness among teenagers and young adults

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purchases. this year cyber my default on december 2nd. on that day fedex and expects to ship more than 22 million packages its highest ever for it the >>vicki: in just a few hours a bart board of directors will decide whether or not to say yes the strike is over. i will explain in a to say yes the strike is over. i will explain in a live report coming up. ere'a cole oreass to say yes the strike is over. i will explain in a live report coming up. obi num. weave er fty pduct at wk of one volbatty. pl, ryi ofrs me vae d sectiothannyon and w, tre'sew lhium and thiuplus our mostowerl anlongt lastg baerieever soou c kno outhat -do st, l bere kk of obi e pl. the e syem at divere avaible onlone ace, thhomeepot no picup apeci buy thiuion ill t fojust79. ♪

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>> welcome back the time is 5:30 a.m.. here is a live look from above or run the bart station more service is limited this morning because a train caught on fire yesterday. the fire happened under the bart train during the evening commute, sending smoke throughout the station. no one was injured in the fire. technicians are working to determine the cause. right now the are run the station is opened, was just a single track running. >> and just a few hours from

now bart will take one step closer to possibly putting the strike behind for good. kron4 will tran is live in downtown oakland to explain. >> technically the strike is not over. we saw what it did and you concede pickers outside working on a new deal. both of the sides agreed to the day wanted to end the strike but they went back and showed them the deal but they did not sign off on it. the union is scheduled to look at it but at 9:00 a.m. the board of directors will have a meeting and then they will go to a closed door session and reveal the information. they will wait, until the union response. if they say yes, that will sign off on it and then it goes back to bart and they will have the final say. only then will

vague sign-off we will know the strike is officially over. if we do not like this deal the union said that we would be right back where we started from. until then, the strike is still in the air. >> thank you for the update. maligne we will if >> it is a another cold morning. we're also dealing with a bigger fall the bank. og bank. it is very cloudy conditions for most of the state. although it is not as thick it is widespread. as we head into the afternoon it could expect a cooler day

and the highs will range in to the mid 50s. we will continue with a similar pattern for tomorrow. although a system is headed our way i do not think we will see any brain out of it. one thing for sure the temperatures will coal. we do have interesting changes to highlight. i will walk you through the seven day coming up. >> there is going to be a big snag in the commute with delayed service through the or around the station.orinda sty spoke with mike pelton and listen to the things that needs to be done before the train could be mold. it is likely to be there for the better part of the commute. it will have a ripple effects throughout the system. is bart is your ride uses start planning that the

service will be delayed. >> on the freeway there is a bit of a back up in the left hand cash lanes but we are a problem free. the quick commute check shows light traffic except for interstate 580 and highway 4. >> the time is 5:33 a.m.. a muni bus that struck and killed a bicyclist last week was missing a safety device that was designed to prevent such accidents. born into a device manufacturers, the bus did not have an s-1 guard or people catcher in front of its rear tires when it hit cheng jin lai in the south of the market is neighborhood. many officials would not comment on the accident but stated that it is still under

investigation. they did say that the device is not required on their buses, but it is an added feature to some of them. >> a san francisco city worker accused of running over and killing at woman and holly part is behind bars. thomas burnoski pleaded not guilty to both charges. he is accused of what off a designated pathway and how a part in running over the 35 year-old woman christine svanenyr, who was in the grass with her 11 month old daughter. her attorney sayshis attorney st his client had swerved to avoid hitting a dog. >> district attorney george

gascon said as that's his story does not change anything with the prosecution bread he faces up to 11 years in prison if convicted of the charges. >> after 15 weeks and 30 it surgery's, the last patient hospitalized after the asiana crash sfo has been released. she was transferred to a rehab center and is listed in good condition. she was badly burned in the crash and suffered a paralyzing spinal cord injury. three people died in the july 6th crash at more than 300 injured. >> the investigation into an accident at the new 49ers stadium has been reopened. june 11th a worker named don white was killed by an

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>> welcome back. a bank robber was easily arrested in the lobby of san diego bank. officials said the suspects sat down and looked through the bag of money he had just taken from a teller. this gave a security guard time to walk outside and find a police officer who are arrested the 16 year-old man. police say that the theif is kevin blair grattan. he is expected to make his first appearance in court. maligned google says that it can now take your hand

written escrow and turn it into a text message. the company has introduced a new feature to jeep mail at google docs. you can write out what you want to say with a mouse pad or a cursor, and global will create a typed version of your words. g mel users can get the new tool and more than 50 languages, and google docs users in more than 20. to use this feature you have to first in a bullet in your settings tab. >> gas prices are holding steady near a nine month low and the savings for consumers could last. aaa is predicting that barring any unexpected spikes due to the impact of hurricanes, or unforeseen impact's, regular gasoline will average between $3.10 and $3.20 a

gallon by christmas. of course, it is a different story here in the bay area where we see higher than average prices. here is a look at today's averages. in san francisco, there are $4 a gallon at $3.89. across the bay, in oakland there is $3.78. and in san jose. $3.76. >> we're also tracking a hot spot. i will have more on that story coming up.

>> welcome back the time is 5:45 a.m.. >> we have a new incident on 580. it is a motorcycle accident. for a while is shutdown 580 but not one lane is open. this is putting a plug in the commute. the westbound traffic is backed up to livermore. this backup is likely to continue all the way to alta mount pass. it

is even affecting the east the bond ride because it is a visual hazard. the three right lanes are shut down on westbound 580. sadly, there are no great alternates. >> the people that use of this route already deal with this. it will not save you any time. we will not go to the bay bridge. westbound things are starting to back up in the westbound direction. the metering lights will be activated in the next 15 minutes. here at the san mateo bridge it is easy and we are problem free. the golden gate bridge is tossing any delays.

>> i was going to show you the ride on the anat the orinda stations. the fire last night left the strain still stuck on the tracks. it is likely to be hours before this is cleared. it will be seeing go tracking both east and west bound. this will have ripple effects that will create a lot of delays. if that is sure commute you should plan now for delays. >> we are waking up to a bigger fog . it is not as dense. the visibility is only about 2 1/2 miles. 10 mi. of visibility for oakland and little foggy right now in livermore. it is felt 10 mi. in hayward in

redwood city. that is much better than what we saw yesterday. we do have widespread showers. as we head into the afternoon you can expect partly cloudy conditions. the fog is a little higher and although visibility will be bed it will inhibit our weather as moving up. in the east, take a look at this hour with a high of 78 degrees. cool conditions along the waterfront. union city will be seeing as 68 degrees. berkeley will have high of 61. >> the temperatures will be mild and i that was the more sunshine. los gatos will come in as 72 and downtown san francisco was trouble to get into the '60s. will keep temperatures in the mid 60's

for redwood city. up to the north, if you are heading to wine country it will be pretty mild with the napa checking in at 73 degrees. satellite and radar shows that the blight of the fog will start all went to san diego. we also have a storm that is approaching and i do not think it will bring rain but it will be a close one. >> the temperatures will be in the low 80s for the weekend and we will cool things down once again for next week. tuesday will be the coolest day. >> (male annoucer): now here is stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. >> to the average person this is nothing more than a simple white truck that is part in san francisco's chinatown. >> inside a driver is on her

cell phone, no bad behavior there either, had this is even a certified clean title truck, so what could possibly be wrong. >> let's have a chat with this lady as i attempted to explain what the problem is, she is the driver so i'm sure she will have answers for it >> never mind, i will ask this guy. >> i am at the market. >> how come this is not on the truck? how long have you had? >> i have had for the three months. >> state law requires all commercial vehicles that exceed $10 an ounce to meet requirements. >> let's use this drug here is an example. this is a see a number. this is a gross weight #. this is the name of the company. if you look around you will find trucks that are not meeting the

requirements like this one. it is covered by attackers. hiss sticker it expired in 2011. i cannot even find a name. >> this truck has the same problem. it is park in chinatown but outside and there is no way to identify it. it is clear that this vehicle is a commercial. this truck has the same issue. >> what company is this? >> what company? >> somebody, no name--for the record these drivers no law but it does choose to ignore it. >> and sampras's go, but stanley roberts, kron 4 news. >> there were wild pigs all

over the place. let's take a look at some of the damage that they did. this is along the third hole. at least one day's work torn up with several gloms been ruined separat andlawns been growing scribble groundskeeper are putting up fences to get the necessary permits to put a stop to these pigs. >> i believe it is due to the drought. the pigs are running out and fold and they're coming down here and finding food. i have had at least 40 of them at night. what will like to do is have them get trapped by a bond it trapper and utilized. >> they're not in danger in

us, they do not need to be around. there just ruining the and our record >> this is the golf course where this is happening. i do not want to play through that. >> grounds keepers are harassing the pics with golf carts to get them to up move. they are also using bright lights. they stated that the pigs are getting bolder. maligne >> let's talk about baseball. it was an ugly game for the cardinals. the temperatures were in the mid '40's. it is usually it was a good strong cardinals defense but they had three

problems. they get up 3 nothing in the first inning. that one up for nothing in the second. check out this play. in the fourth inning the bases were loaded and ortiz drove monday. check out carlos. he robbed him of a grand slam home run of the bad news for the cardinals, he is the best hitter on the team, he lost a day. it was all bad for the cardinals who dropped a game one. the red sox 18-18- ♪

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on the kron4 morning newest. single tracking trains in the east bay after a train catches fire. will have the latest. >> lawsuit from some concord residents, involving bed bugs. we will have details coming up.

>> good morning. the top stories we're following on this thursday, october 24th. public anger is growing this morning after santa rosa deputies killed a 13 year- old boy. we would hear from friends and family coming up. >> more problems for bart as one of its trains catch fire. will have more details coming up. >> the four day bart's strike is over, but other transit agencies are releasing the economic