rain. we really need this rain we are going to look at progress will bart levels in the south bay. as you can see it is not a pretty picture. >> pam: two people were taking to the hospital this morning. because of an accident all 30 state was rained out related. as kron4 terisa of special reports. >> reporter: chp says all of this started when the black bmw got on 2101 southbound in hit a car which struck another vehicle. two other cars vehicle to of the cars

nearby into a tinder been there. fender bender. taken to the hospital for minor injures. >> pam: what weather always adding to the chance of a troubled commute. here is a light look from the san mateo and bay bridge. no major problems to report. but will keep an eye on things. and did you a full report and 20 minute spirit >> pam: we would love to see your rainy weather picture spirit here is one from l e a eight hleah kids enjoy the

wet weather creek center pictures to was at breaking news at kron4 dot com creek we will be showing more of them had. >> pam: both the man died at the same. excessive speed played a key role in this accident which neighbors which anchorsleu's next door neighbor. >> this other guy a multimillionaire who has his life i had him goes out and

kill a guy. >> pam: that part of the story is coming up at kron4 tonight at 6:00. grant? >> reporter: a rally getting under way in the mission to protest what some are calling police brutality. that claim stems from this incident last friday in the mission and much was caught on camera. it checked out >>video >> reporter: that was one of four people arrested. the whole thing started when police say they were trying to cite someone riding a bicycle on the sidewalk. and he took off. >> reporter: the whole thing but watch the guy and

a tan jacket believe to be an undercover police officer he seen pushing, and then punching another man. we've slowed it down keep your eye on the undercover cop in the 10 jacket. this is at the been valencia gardens public housing complex in the mission. things quickly got out of hand. and now someone in the committee what police to be held accountable. kron4 justin waldman is live tonight outside the mission police station where the rally is happening creek adjusting? >> reporter: right now... >> reporter: this protest against police brutality starts at by thirty. they are upset about the

treatment of four men arrested over the weekend. in this video that kron 4 news first showed sunday. friends of 20 year old paris williams tell me. police maintained that williams was resisting arrest and officers used reasonable force. we did learn from the district attorney's office that the case has been discharged, pending further investigation. the sheriff's office tells me that wouldn't is, life in mission district. live >> reporter: we will be back like again at 6. live

>> pam: next at 5 pyrrhic george zimmerman was in court today on domestic violence charges and was released from jail a few hours later. it is the latest in a string of right hands with the law. since being acquitted of killing trade bond martin. trayvon martin. >> catherine: back in florida courtroom. and people are beginning to wonder why george zimmerman can't stay out of trouble. this time his girlfriend called police after accusing him of pointing a gun at her. he denies it. the judge laid out the charges. "do you understand that?

yes, your honor." >> reporter: >> catherine: 911 calls from some of man's girlfriend and zimmermann himself told different stories. >> you just broke my glass table patrick you just broke my sunglasses. and you cut your gun in my space. >> catherine: zimmerman has now been ordered to stay away from his girlfriend and her house. a $9,000 bond has been paid and he is out of custody for now. he also had to stay away from guns and it where a monitoring device. since his july acquittal and the martin case, zimmerman has been

pulled over twice for speeding. and end september was briefly detained by police after his soon-to-be ex-wife claimed he smashed her ipad and punster father in the nose. no charges were filed that time. but now he's facing charges that could mean up to five years in prison if he's convicted. >> pam: it's been 25 years since this bay area group managed by her mom still is not giving up hope she is alive then. and by thirty. the man who helped save the life of 18 on a bay area but exclusively tells kron4 how it all happened but next bay area car makers as a system problem with its cars burning into plans it's been blown way out of proportion. i love watching tv 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.

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>> pam: the national highway traffic safety administration has opened a car fire investigation into tesla's model- s. >> pam: c-e-o elon musk defended the car on tesla's blog today, saying --quote-- "since the model- s went into production mid- last year, there have been over 4-hundred deaths and 12- hundred serious injuries in the united states alone. due this to gasoline car fires, compared to zero deaths and zero injuries due to tesla fires anywhere in the world." unquote. >> pam: the most recent fire happened in tennessee, after the car reportedly ran over a tow hitch. in mexico, a model-s driver drove through a wall and hit a tree. back in october, a model-s caught fire after hitting road debris near seattle. >> pam: musk says, tesla has sent out a software update. to make its cars ride higher. in ordre to avoid road debris that could punture the battery and cause a fire. >> pam: coming up at 5:45.

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>> pam: 25- years. on this day back in 1988. 9-year old michaela joy garecht was kidnapped from outside a hayward grocery store. kron 4's will tran was there. for today's anniversary vigil. >> reporter: that is the place where she was last seen all around the tree with the other type a brand new yellow ribbon with a missing poster showing the same picture back when she was 9 years old. we got a chance to talk to sharon she

is very distraught and sat. she still keep hope that her daughter is out there. >> of course i have to wonder where she is where she is. i have had people say over the years that she might be alive and be aware that we are looking for her but not willing to come home. i had a whole i had a hard time understanding that but it occurred to me and she has children or some situations the she would not be able to take the children that she may have to stay. and, i can understand that if she could write to me to inform me that she is alive and ok then. >> reporter: 25 years ago she was just a in a police

officer in this case still continues to haunt the hayward police department. they will not give up until she is returned home. kron 4 news. >> pam: >> catherine: a virginia state senator was stabbed and seriously injured today -- by his own son. this is a photo of senator cree deeds from back in 2009 -- alongside his son gus. police say the son shot and killed himself - after stabbing his father. just this week.authorities say the family had tried to get psychiatric help for gus - but after an evaluaton he was sent home again because there weren't enough beds available. police talked about what happened at the family home this morning. >> reporter:virginia state senator creigh deeds is in the hospital with "serious injuries" after an assault tuesday morning at his house

in bath county. virginia state police say deed's son, gus.was found dead inside the home. investigators say the senator was stabbed. >> catherine: the 55-year- old politician is being treated at the university of virginia medical center in charlottesville, virginia the 55-year-old senator is listed in fair condition tonight. this is video from 2009 - when he ran for governor in virginia. you can see his son behind him - on the left. gus deeds was still alive when police arrived at the home today - but he died a short time later. >> jacqueline: you can see the rain is a lot heavier their pride at the coast. this will be the pattern that you will see over tonight. coastal hills will seek a lot more rain than anyone else. celt of the golden gate bridge you're seeing showers of rain.

doubt into the south bay very light rain. and we will continue to see like roaring through the overnight hours. as you look off share pretty extensive extending well off shore. so let's take a look at futurecast. continuing shourd favoring the north bay and coast line. as we move into the 11:00 hour uc win in the northern half of the bay area. i think we could still see right to the south bay all the way in to peak 2:00 hour. as we move into the morning commute wednesday scattered thunder showers are possible. the 11:00 hour shifting to the

south. things will try to improve. so your brain headline for this evening spot t thunderstorms and coastal hills will see more rain than elsewhere. as for the sierra a winter weather and advisory project >> jacqueline: by thursday morning that is we will see the most with the lower elevations in aid foot of snow in the higher elevations. rainy out there tomorrow with not quite as widespread as today. for thursday will start the day

with foggy conditions. tracking traffic this tuesday evening. roadways. checking bridges. real time speeds. >> reporter: >> pam: it may be just a picture. but its enough to turn it. into the word of the year. then. a new study shows kids today. aren't keeping up with their parents.

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so we have the good bad and the ugly of self these coming up at 6. selfies coming up! coming up. >> pam: >> pam: the in-game injury. that knocked a warriors star player out of the game. then. i love watching tv 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.

(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> pam: declined stems from this incident that you see on the screen which happened last friday in the mission district. caught on camera.

>> reporter: pam just a moment ago a huge group of people holding signs and chanting against police brutality march down here on buoyancy up. valencia. >> reporter: i am not at exactly sure of what direction they are going but we will try to catch up with them and receive more affirmation. information. >> reporter: the confrontation with police i had a chance to speak with him about what he is seeking as far as support. justin waldman kron 4 news. >> pam: tonight -- the

oakland city council is considering a resolition to declare tomorrow as transgender day. >> pam: it encourages oakland residents to wear skirts. in solidarity with sasha felishman. hes the teen set on fire while riding an ac-c transit bus. >> pam: his parents say sasha doesn't identify as one gender. and was wearing a skirt at the time of the attack. >> pam: only on kron-4. we talked to a man who actully helped save shasa, haaziq madyun reports. >>"he said somebody lit me on fire and he was standing and moving" >> reporter:dan gale is describing the frightening sight of 18-year-old sasha fleischman engulfed in flames as the oakland teen's skirt was set on fire after falling asleep on ac transit bus >> reporter:he tells the story at ardley and macarthur blvdwhere it all began >> reporter:when you come back to this location what kind of thoughts go through your head? >>"it's tough, it was scary"

>>"i was on the bus and we put him out by the back door" >> reporter:gale describes springing into action when he saw the flames >>"i jumped up out of my seat, i saw him on fire behind meand i just yanked his skirt off of him" >> reporter:he told me that he has not seen sasha since that dreadful dayi asked what he thinks he will say when the two finally get a chance to meet >>"i dunno? i'm sorry i couldn't get there quicker" >> >> reporter:"youre an hero. man!"

>> reporter:in oakland haaziq madyun kron4news >> pam: tonight kron4 is tracking the storm. this is a live picture from san francisco. >> pam: there's new video - taken during one of thethat blasted across the midwest sunday. it was taken by a man named kris lancaster in the town of washington, illinois. as he watches the tornado approach over his neighbor's homes. >> jacqueline: most of the happy land is over the coastal waters and coastal hills running over the north bay down through the valleys. as we move down toward the east bay you will notice light showers. then it near concord and san francisco the same thing with light shower condition coming down. some of the

happier shades of green indicate heavier showers. that is certainly going to change that will continue and we will talk to more about that on futurecast just a bit. >> pam: kron4 rob fladeboe has more on are disappearing reservoir. >> reporter: in the south bay, but 37 percent fall that is about 81 percent of

their historical average for this time of year. a few of those, like anderson reservoir in mode morgan hill take in sierra snow melt water imported through the delta, but others are entirely dependent on what off from winter rains. year to date rainfall and san jose is about 2.9 in., up 32 percent of normal. as much as a half inch of rain could fall over the next 24 hours but not enough to centric the ground and generate some run off. on the up side, the underground aquifers hold enough reserve for another year but the water managers say we need a normal to what rainfall year to avoid water rationing next summer in san jose brought crock rob fladeboe kron 4 news.

>> catherine: chris went inside the patio but it just got shot at it and he was tossed our round but kept the camera rolling. family survived but he was injured when debris cut him. it has now been confirmed that 11 tornadoes touch that in illinois. six people across that state was killed. >> pam: it's frightening deadly and it's gaining in popularity. the knockout game has police in several states on their heels. it involves people going up to strangers, punching them and running off. pamela brown has more.

>> reporter:it's a painful scene to watch-- >>"the video speaks for itself, but i don't remember it happening when it happened." >> reporter:unsuspecting 50- year-old teacher-- james addlespurger-- walks toward a group of boys. then, seemingly out of nowhere, one of the boys violently knocks him to the ground. >> reporter:his limp body lies on the concrete as the group walks away. >>"i was shocked, i was shocked at the whole narrative of it. boom came the punch, and down i went, straight down with my face falling and hitting the cold concrete." >> reporter:this attack happened in 2012 in pittsburgh. but the so-called "knockout" or "one hit quitter" game apparently has spread elsewhere. >> reporter:videos of attacks posted online. >> reporter:missouri, minnesota, illinois, pennsylvania, new york, new jersey and washington d.c. -- just some of the places victims have reported being

punched on the streets for no reason. >> reporter:in a few of the cases, the victims died. flowers mark the spot where a homeless man in new jersey was beaten to death in september-- allegedly by these teenagers. >> reporter:in brooklyn, new york police are investigating this attack-- the victim is sucker punched as he walks down the street. >>"i travel alone a lot like to go to school and go to rehearsals and come home and that's scary." >> reporter:and just last week in d-c, phoebe connolly is one of two victims who was punched in the face by kids on bikes, she says for no reason. >>"he just threw a hook with his left hand and just got right me in the face. and he said 'wa-pow'." >> reporter:the juvenile who attacked james addlespurger was arrested, but the english winners in the knockout game. >> pam: police say a good way to prevent this from happening to you is to be aware of your surroundings. >> reporter:tonight, warriors star steph curry is recovering from a concussion.and he will not play tomorrow night when the warriors have their next game.

>> reporter:it happened last night in utah,. >> reporter:curry had to leave the game in the 4th quarter when jazz player marvin williams lands on his head. steph left the game.said he felt like he had a really bad headache. the warriors say this is a mild concussion. and curry will have to pass a series of tests before he's cleared by the team doc.and the nba's neurologist. >> reporter:no timetable for his return.but again.no steph curry tomorrow when the warriors host the memphis grizzlies. >> pam: new ahead. >> pam: a high school apologizing for a sign held up. during a football game. then. you got to love the weekend.

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hospital stair case. >> pam: he said he spoke out after seeing a flier encouraging anyone to come for. the hospital believes this development will help follow a more information of some what may have happened to spaulding. >> pam: now for today's market update. u- s stocks lost traction today, a day after climbing above major milestones. the dow ended slightly lower after rising above 16- thousand earlier in the day. >> pam: the s-and-p and nasdaq also slipped. here are the final numbers: the dow dropped nearly 9 points. >> pam: nasdaq also fell 17 points. and s- and -p closed 3 points down.

gabe slate tech report >> reporter: is a lot of distractions and expect this crime to increase over the holidays. you really need to be aware of your surroundings at it has gotten so bad that the cell phone company itself has taken notice. here is a smart phone case maker and iphone case that doubles as a stunt gun. >> reporter: the yellow jacket is the first self on stun gun case. harming but not long term affect. depending on who you talk to this could be a good idea or bad idea, and has to be a personal decision. i will say this activating this at the right time could scare

someone off with the shocking sound and visual aid makes is pretty intimidating. >> reporter: stun gun has to make contact with the skin to cause and effect apparent on the side there is a safety switch that would have to be in the on position and a safety bumper cover that you would have to rebuild and you have to select the button to activate. >> reporter: and also serves as a back up battery in case you want out of charge. >> catherine: a high school in alabama is apologizing today -- after a sign was

held up during a football game that many consider disrespectful. >> catherine: it referred to the "trail of tears" -- reference to a time in the 1830's when many native americans died while being moved onto reservations. >> catherine: school officials cringed when the saw the sign. it was intended to refer to the >> catherine: opposing team - but it immediately triggered an angry response. the high school says no one had approved the sign ahead of time. and has issued an apology on its website. >> jacqueline: a live look that is all the yellow uc on your screen and also picking up a heavier showers near concord. we have tropical moisture feeding into the bay area right now. as we head into the next several hours. here is a wider view him and see how extensive it

is continuing to push into the bay area. almost directly west to east. we moved into the 11:00 hour% francisco and oakland and also sebring celt of the golden gate bridge and sound to san jose. as we move into the morning commute it will be spotty in nature. more moderate rainfall and cry over the bay bridge into the 11:00 hour. not as we head into the early afternoon that will be our best shot. one near santa rosa and wonder concord. once they die down by 4:00 we will see, conditions bay what it bay area wide at

that time. as we look into tomorrow 10 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. weather advisory for the highest elevations. >> gary: >> jacqueline: thus take a look at futurecast you can see all the rain out there on wednesday as she moved into the overnight hours. all snow pretty much the next few days clara into friday. we have the ring in possible thunderstorms for tomorrow. that threat will largely die down.

>> reporter:kids today are running slower than their parents did at their age. a new study says kids nine to 17 take a minute and a half longer to run a mile than those in their age group did 30 years ago. >> reporter:the research was presented at an american heart association conference today. the heart association says it's the first study to show a worldwide decline in children's fitness. and world health organization numbers suggest 80 percent of young people are not getting enough exercise. this >> reporter: is not one of those sekhmet spirit and the next episode of people

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(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> pam: at six. >> pam: first on kron 4. caught on camera. the san francisco police department is facing accusations of police brutality. the incident happened friday at the valencia gardens public housing complex. the situation escalataed. and police arrested 4 people.

>> pam: happening now. >> pam: a rally underway.in san francisco. dozens protesting the officers' actions in the case. kron4's justine waldman is live. justine -- what's the latest? >> reporter: this is right in front of the mission police station with the large group there and police trying to block the street and redirect traffic. there are some cars here in the intersection but police officers are in front of the mission police station away from the station and right in the middle of the lessee of st. valencea street.

>>chanting >> reporter: that are upset about the police that are upset about the treatment of four manned by police over the week and. so you can see the group of people spend their demanding justice. he along with his mother are here at this rally. and i did get a chance to speak with dj he says the he is very overwhelmed and started crying. >> i have been held in a police station for five days without madison. medicene

>> reporter: back up your life we see the large group of and i hope that you are not hearing the obscenities. >> reporter: making sure that things stayed relatively calm here and no arrests here. demanding justice for the j williams. we will have more on the news kron4 newsprintdj williams >> pam: much-needed rain today and wednesday. it rained for the first time in months. throughout

the bay area. you can see the wet conditions on mt. tam, in oakland >> pam: and in san francisco. i'm in the weather center with kron4's chief meteorolist jacqueline bennett. >> pam: jacqueline -- where is the storm headed now? >> pam: it is not headed anywhere. . >> jacqueline: after weeks of dry weather. rain is good news. but don't look for the kind of rainfall totals that could make a difference in >> jacqueline: heavy rains over in antioch and the spurt. a low range shourd in san francisco. move over to the east the day would seem light rain drops for this hour. we are going to take a

look at futurecast to see how much grain is left for tomorrow coming up. rain. >> pam: terms of our water supply. as kron four's rob fladeboe shows us now, nowhere is that more apparent than at where the current water >> reporter:just few short month ago, today, uvas reservoir near gilroy is just 14 percent full. together, the 10 reservoirs run by the santa clara valley water district are 37-percent full, or 81- percent of

>> reporter:the historical average. but water managers say it's too soon to panic. >> check this out farss south san jose. it's at just 6-percent right now, so low that crews are pumping what water is left over the dam and into alamitos creek below to save the fish only about half of the greater south bay's water needs are met by these reservoirs. the rest comes from underground reserves, enough to last another year or so.and from the sierra snowpack, which holds the key to whether we will see water rationing next summer. >> reporter: >> it is a possibility that we recommend for conservation a short-term conservation level.

>> reporter:what's needed to replenish these reservoirs are some ground-saturating back-to-back storms that create runoff but that's simply not part of the current forecast. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >> pam: the wet weather here is overlooking the waters of mountain resort. heavenly is set to open for the 2013-2014 season on friday. here are pictures from earlier this afternoon of the snow from the skii and snowboarding resort. >> pam: and boreal ski resort in truckee saw three inches of snow overnight. the resort is open until 9 p-m tonight. before you get on the road, weather and road conditions. >> pam: and you can do that on the new kron 4 weather app.

coming up. >> pam: at this time it is still unclear what was discussed about spaulding last week. grant? >> reporter: patrick marleau was driving a black s u b. the other driver was in the graeme mustang. uc marleau but the wife and kid spirit showing up with the yucks son. the other drivers condition is unknown. the accident happened on tailored and stocks tend to that. in san jose on stock

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>> catherine: >> catherine: george zimmerman it is out on about it tonight. after appearing in court on domestic violence charges today. in his latest run and what the law, after his july up with toll in the drake don martin case. zimmerman was released on a $9,000 bond and ordered to stay away from his girlfriend and her home. he was arrested monday after she accused him of breaking things during an argument - and pointing a shotgun at her. if he's eventually convicted of these new charges - including aggravated assault

- he faces up to 5 years in prison. after being arrested last night - zimmerman's estranged wife shellie had him served with divorce papers.

>> pam: the involvement of a high-profile bay area athlete is making it more difficult to understand. >> reporter: piggy is outraged that her close friend and longtime neighbor lost his life in a high- speed car accident. on i- 880 >> reporter: speeding when he lost control of his bmw

crossing over the center medium and running into traffic killing himself and longtime neighbor and friend leo liu. >>e was such a nice man. killing himseld an lui. >> reporter: he wants the world to know that his dad was his best friend. now all that has changed as he was supposed to spend thanksgiving with his brother in san francisco now

he will be planning a from. fruneral.funeral >> reporter:president barack obama is returning to the bay area next week for a democratic fundraiser in san francisco. president obama will attend a democratic national committee fundraiser on >> reporter:monday at the new s-f jazz center in the hayes valley neighborhood. the president last came to the bay area in june, when he attended fundraisers in palo alto and portola valley. tickets for next week's event start at 500 dollars. protestors are expected to gather the event to protest the administration's use of drone strikes against overseas targets. >> pam: san francisco upheld a federal law that puts a

tonight -- the walnut creek >> pam: city council is set to discuss a parking proposal that would increase meter rates and change enforcement hours. >> pam: the city currently enforces parking meters from nine- in the morning until six -at night. the proposed change. would change enforcement hours from ten- in the morning, until eight -at night. the proposal is also looking into charging people on sunday >> pam: to park at the meters. the fees is set to bring in millions of dollars that will be reinvested into walnut creek. if approved the new parking fees and rules will go into effect in 2014. >> catherine: we now know that 5 americans died in the typhoon that hit the philippines. more than 5-thousand people died -- and roughly 360- thousand others have been forced from their damaged or of debris are piled high on the beaches of tacloban. one of hardest-hit areas. clean- up has started - but it's been tough. >> catherine: specially trained dogs are helping in the search for victims and possible survivors. they were sent by a u.s. charity. the white house says the u-s is providing 37 million

dollars in humanitarian aid to victims of the deadly november 8th storm. major international relief mission is under way to help survivors. >> catherine: here in the bay area one center sent a shipment this afternoon to help victims of the deadly typhoon. >> catherine: the west bay philipino >> pam: center in san francisco shipped more than five tons of canned goods, baby food, flashlights, batteries and bottled water this afternoon. >> pam: the organization began their collection even as typhoon haiyan was battering the islands. while the center continues to collect non perisable items the immediacy of the needs in the philippines is best helped by cash to reputable charities. >>i never knew of one hundred and ninety mile an hour wind landing any where in the world so i knew it was going to be bad so we were prepared. >>foremost we are asking for cash donations because a lot of this is going to be shipped by freight sea lanes so it's going to take a long time to get there so we are asking for monetary

donations so we can get the relief there faster. >> reporter:the west bay philipino center is sending their relief contributions to the red cross. >> pam: the center will be collecting more supplies and and donations at tanforan shopping center in san bruno on saturday. >> jacqueline: the rain is continuing with widespread showers at this hour. heavier rain through the north bay. the way that the right is coming in it will favor the north bay hills out there this evening. some of the heavy rain with santa rosa also petaluma will receive some of that heavier rain as well. down toward san francisco is kind of hit or miss. as we look down

towards the east bay we will see leiter showers as well. lighter showers as well. >> jacqueline: we will continue to see the showers tonight heading tomorrow morning and more spot t patric >> jacqueline: threw the overnight hours when will pushed out into the south bay by to collect turning spot t for the morning commute mainly towards the later morning hours south of the golden gate but 11 shows a couple of pop-up through

the north bay and delta. we'll be in the clear by four and 5:00 thing should have tried out for rainfall totals to pin inch of rain in the north bank mainly for the coastal hills everywhere else it a half of an inch raining for tomorrow morning and early afternoon

starting the day with foggy conditions clearly in the afternoon and clear and dry all the way through the weekend. >> pam: a bay area rapper is saying about the belt attempt of a stage dive and how it all went wrong. [ female announcer ] welcome one and all

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>> reporter: seemed like a good idea at the time but climbing up to be like structure then decide to jump 30 ft. is injured here it is again in slow motion.

he heard another guy from san francisco. he was taken away on a stretcher. he later apologized on twitter and facebook. stating that it was stupid and widely irresponsible. note i was not a drop or on drugs. no. i was not drunk or on drugs.

(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> pam: it is raining for the first time in months. chief meteorologist jack london it is tracking the weather. how does it look

tonight? jacqueline bennett >> jacqueline: here is a look as satellite radar picture. moving and at the costa line creek 18 the rain on going to wednesday afternoon. the marine will be spot team during your comment. rainfall total to largely and the north bay. mike becoming an at a quarter of an inch of rain.

>> jacqueline: snow levels dropping by lick level by thursday. lake level by thursday. spotty drier weather as we head into the rest of the week. >> reporter: chp says all of this started when the black become w. scott on 101 southbound and struck a car was struck another vehicle. two other cars on one-on- one got into a major offender than their. fender

bender >> reporter: watcher manager says it is too soon to panic because it is enough reserves for the immediate future. even rationing could be composed next summer. in san jose and rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >> reporter: he told me that he cannot believe that this is happening to his family and that his father was his best friend that they were expecting to spend thanksgiving holiday together and sell and california. now he will be grieving over the lost over

his father. >> reporter: the deadly crash on monday morning that killed two people one of those people were form raiders linebacker thomas howard. siege h-p says they are looking at several things and including howard's state of mind and why he was traveling at over 100 mi. per hour. chp says the final part of the investigation will be the result from the toxicology report to see if there is alcohol and trucks. from 4 news >> reporter: 9 year old mchale a garrett was about it. sharon march says she has every reason to believe that her daughter is still

out there. reporting will try and (male announcer): now, here's stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. >> reporter: especially if the san mateo motorcycle safety team from multiple cities are out in front. >> reporter: if you're driving on highway 35 in daly city police 71 when the actual speed limit is 55 you are going to have issues. >> reporter: especially if the said mattel motorcycle safety team consisting of officers from multiple cities are out in force. >> will he says i was to win 71 i don't know how fast i

was going by my speech, tercet 65 >> reporter: there were a lot of speeders on highway 35 with a top speed began 90 up to 90 mi. an hour. however the real interesting crackdown was near san francisco state where there had been a lot of motorcycle related cassius' spirit lake merced boulevard to be exact or the speed limit is 30. but the average speed appears to be close to 50. >> reporter: but the funny part of motorcycle officers were setting up to enforcement this side road by not speeding but something else >> i thought so your okay yet is o.k. but you can hold

your speaker in your hand. yet another reason for collisions people distracted by cell phones. this crackdown was funded by the california office or traffic safety specifically for motorcycle safety. >> reporter: is is are you have taken a self the budget could be taking a chance by shearing at. sharing it. selfie >> reporter: this is al g new flex cellphone the first flexible curved smart phone. >> pam: we are getting new readied with the holidays. right here on kron 4 comment

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