shock. >> reporter:people working inside a law firm near the crash site saw the suspect take off running and heard the shots. >> reporter:the street was blocked off for most of the day as investigators from several different law enforcement and searched for evidence. ironically the confrontation happened in front of a bank that had been recently robbed.but still having shots being fired so close to the shopping center was unsettling to many. had >> not take this killing. you are sitting here working. cannot 80 not >>not a good feeling.

maureen kelly kron4 news. >> reporter: lot of questions tonight asking if the suspect is under arrest. that suspect is the man accused of several bank robberies throughout the year. but cotton ball bandit. justine waldman kron 4 news >> pam: a national transportation and safety board hearing. on the crash of asiana flight 214. just wrapping up. and tonight -- it is looking more and more like pilot error was a factor in the crash. more on that in a moment. first tonight. grant lodes

is here with newly released video. >> reporter:this new video shows the moment the asiana flight 214 crashed. take a closer look. >> reporter:watch the right side of the screen.you'll see the boeing triple-seven hit the seawall at sfo.just short of the run-way. >> reporter:the tail section breaks off. >> reporter:it skids along the runway and then the main cabin flips into the air.spinning.before coming to a rest. then you see a fireballwe'll slow it down and play it again. >> reporter:there's the plane. and you can see the tail break off.as the rest of the plane slides down the runway.a couple thousand feet. it then pivots, and rotates 330 degrees as it careens up into the air. coming to a stop along the left side of the runway. a terrifying scene.and one that's being scrutinized. >> the pilot at experience

as a pilot but not with the boeing triple seven. he was worried that he may fail this training is what was stated today we learned how he set the plant automation system and various molds but of clear on how they would impact things like air speed and the pitch of the aircraft. >> they did not realize that there actions had made the system throttle. they weren't watching what it did not. and did not act quickly

announced. enough. >> let league did not feel that he had the authority to aboard the aircraft. because he was training at the time. he advised crew members for times about the rapid descent but the cockpit recorder showed no evidence of reaction. >> reporter: and that the auto throttle was supposed to prevent the jet from flying below minimum speed. as they read reach closer to the runway. today we learned not only was she ran over once but twice by two

separate the old spirit to separate the uphold vehoicles >> reporter:now to a massive warehouse fire in concord.that cerated a serious health hazard for people in the area. you see the giant flames here. the 4-alarm fire near buchanan field started just after midnight. >> reporter:concerns about the "all phone company building" collapsing required firefighters battle it from a distance for a while. >> reporter:the fire was under coltrol around 2:30 this morning.but the fire wasn't compeletely out until about 11 this morning. it burned for nearly 12 hours.no injuries.the cause is unknown. >> reporter:but toxic smoke from the fire forced the

countra costa county health department to issue a health advisory.the smell of burning plastic filling the will air. the threat to humans is now said to be over. however, as kron-4's teresia estacio reports.earlier today.residents within a half mile of this fire were told to stay inside. >> gives you headaches. i have only been here a few minutes and i can tell the difference. >> it is really bad. up it is unbearable right now really a key in the throat. aching >> i am trying to get the

battery back up because i do not know if the power is back on. i was going to tell them not to come there is no reason for anyone else to be here, really. >> pam: tonight at the weather is beginning to change a bit. chief meteorologist jacqueline than that is standing by. >> jacqueline: it was 26 and santa rosa 28 napa, tom thirty in redwood city at 31 in san jose. we saw blow to

the upper 50s out there today. we will see a normal weather out there tomorrow as well. tomorrow afternoon. we will take a look at whether in your community. tonight, a vigil is being held in san jose. for the four homeless people who died in santa clara county. volunteers are handing out blankets. >> pam: two other deaths are also be investigated, as possibly related to the cold weather. >> pam: one in hayward -- and another in dublin. >> pam: coming up at 5:15. a father's quick thinking. saves the life of his family -- lost in the snow. >> pam: then at 5:30. >> pam: was a sign language interpreter. who shared the stage with the president obama at the mandela memorial. an imposter? and next. where the family of fast and furious star paul waker. is placing the blame. for the fiery crash that took his life

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>> catherine: the family of actor paul walker are now questioning whether road bumps might have caused the crash that killed him. this is walker sitting in the car moments before that crash - november 30th. his family is reportedly talking to stunt experts who claim the car went out of control after hitting >> catherine: metal markers - called "bott's dots." tmz is reporting that those experts have visited the crash site - and say the bumps might have caused the

car to hydro-plane - causing the driver to lose control. hook >> catherine: also in the news today - police say a second person has been charged with stealing a piece of the wreckage. both suspects - who are men - are out on bail tonight. >> pam: still ahead. >> pam: why a man says. he was unjustly-- given a lifetime ban from walmart. then. a giants star getting involved with batkid -- his challenge to you -- all for a good cause.

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>> catherine: rescue teams are still amazed that 6 people who were stranded in the bitter cold of the nevada wilderness for two days -- are safe and well. this was the scene yesterday - when two adults and 4 children were taken to the hospital after being found by search crews. >> catherine: today the woman and her youngest child have been released. the father and three other children are doing well - but will stay in the hospital a little longer for observation. >> catherine: the father had done things like heat rocks

and put them in a spare tire in their jeep to keep everyone warm. doctors say some members of the group suffered from slight exposure and dehydration - but no one got frostbite. >> amazing. >> he teen rocks and staying with the vehicle. he did some things to encourage them and encourage us to keep going. heating rocks * >> catherine: after last week's snowstorms in northwestern nevada, jay glinton and his girlfriend christina mcintee decided to go play in the snow with their two children - and her niece and nephew. but their jeep overturned as it slid down an embankment. jay built a fire just minutes later - and kept it going until rescuers found them around noon tuesday. >> pam: instead of a friendly walmart greeting. one arizona man got the boot! in fact, he's now banned for life.

>> pam: stephanie hockridge explains how his chistmas shopping trip took a turn for the worse. what started out a simple trip to walmart to get more ornaments for his family's christmas tree turned into the biggest nightmare of joe cantrell's life. >>"i was handcuffed, humiliated and embarrassed in front of everybody." >> pam: and joe just may be the most loyal walmart shopper you've ever met. >>"at least twice a day. once in the morning with my grandmother." >> reporter:and, then again in the evening. >>"i just love walmart. that's why i go." >> reporter:because, to joe. every little dollar counts. >>"sorry, i get a little emotional about this because it's hard. i'm disabled."

>> reporter:after 8 years in the ring as a professional wrestler and lots of injuries. >>"i can't do what i used to do for a living anymore." >> reporter:so four months ago, he started ad matching. >>last week when a walmart employee told him it wasn't allowed, he complained to managment. >>"so when i left, he turned around and called pinal county sheriff and says he felt intimidated and threatened. i was upset, but never once did i say anything. no contact, nothing." >> reporter:four days later, when joe went back to walmart, he says three deputies cuffed him, gave him this court summons and banning him from life. >>"i felt shamed. i felt like i was the bad guy. and i know that i am not a bad guy." >> reporter:and so did the deputies.

>>"joe says when they realized the nature of the complaint, they let him go. >>"they saw a grown man cry like a baby. probably because i knew i would be able to go home to my family. and finish that tree." >> reporter:walmart released a statement, saying the safety of its associates and customers is top priority and they stand by their decision after cantrell allegedly threatened an employee with bodily harm. dan bulla the thames and the story quite well what authorities for the north and and kelly. >> jacqueline: parties for the north ave. 30's for the north bay. warming up nicely

for the afternoon with 60 degeress in napa. the warming trend back into the 60's this weekend. >> pam: it's been a deadly several days in vallejo. four people have been killed >> pam: san jose police are getting a raise a new contract gives officers a

10% pay increase for 100 officers resigned or retired after san jose impose a 10 percent cut pay cut for all of this workers' back in 2010. officials hope these moves will help restore and rebuilt the police department that has dwindled down to just over 900 officers since the pay cut. the city council also may enter from police chief larry asked corriedale the official new chief. the most recent murder >> pam: the amazing story of the bat hit continuing to bring in supporters in san francisco. now giants pitcher matt cain is getting

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(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> pam: thousands lined up to pay their respects to nelson mandela. soliders into a special viewing area in the south african capitol. no cameras are allowed inside. >> pam: it's open to the public through friday. on sunday the former activist will be buried at

province. where he is from. >> catherine: a sign language translator seen by millions at the mandela memorial service -- turns out to be a fake. >> catherine: the man stood onstage during the televised service - standing near a string of world leaders, including the south african president - and president obama. >> catherine: he seemed to be using sign language -- but it was later described as "gibberish" by outraged members of the deaf community. they say he was making up hand signals that meant absolutely nothing. the situation came up today at the white house briefing.

>> catherine: the south african government is obviously embarrassed - and is looking into this. they're also trying to figure out how the man got security clearance to be in such a high-profile spot. >> catherine: another of the 'distractions' the white house deputy press secretary might have been referring to -- this 'selfie' taken by some world leaders. >> catherine: during the service.president obama and the british prime minister posed and smiled alongside >> catherine: the danish leader - helle thorning- schmidt. now - some people are saying it was disrespectful. some of the photos suggest michelle obama was particularly unamused. >> catherine: some reporters are describing the danish leader as "flirty" with the president. saying mrs. obama seemed unhappy about it. the photographer who took the photos says that's not true -- and she'd been laughing moments earlier. >> catherine: photos reportedly shows mrs. obama ending the fun and 'between' her husband and the danish leader.. >> catherine: coming up at 6

- does 'selfie-gate' have any political implications for the president? we'll be talking about that. >> pam: the obama administration says the pace of the health insurance signups picked up last month. the new national total of close to 365-thousand people is less than one third the number officials had been aiming for. >> pam: >> pam: a report from the health and human services department says that more than 137- states. that number is up from fewer than 27-thousand in october. >> pam: 14 states running their own sites -- including california -- enrolled more than 227- thousand. that's up from 79-thousand in october. >> pam: a couple of new polls say that hillary clinton and chris christie are now deadlocked for the 20-16 election. in one of them - the former secretary of state gets 41 the new jersey governor gets 42 percent.

>> you will see a rush coming up monday last week they said 27,000 people went on in one day so that its a good sign but with short of what they need to do. >> to me, that has been the problem all along creek they talk about 1.2 million people that signed for health care. 367,000 are going into insurance the other ones are going into medicare which is a huge gap off and landing for the entire program. funding gor the program for faw.

>> pam: do think we will see things turning out for president obama poll numbers that had been affected by obama care? >> so, it could only go from battered from here. approval numbers are not as important in the second turn. >> the budget deal will make a bomb scare front and center for the next election. obama-care. *

>> catherine: people were asked who they'd vote for if the presidential election were held today. the numbers suggest a change from this summer - when surveys showed more support for clinton - over christie. >> catherine: pope francis has been named time magazine's 'person of the year'. then called for a church of healing." >> pam: the magazine says it looks like he's going to make big changes in a place that usually measures >> catherine: change by the century. the pope had some interesting competition - including edward snowden, president obama and miley cyrus. the vatican says the pope will be happy about this - if it 'helps spread the message of the gospel. this is the third time a person of the year. >> jacqueline: it was warmer

than what we saw yesterday with more upper 60s in the bay area with 66 in san francisco 68 and hayward, and 57 and san jose. it will not be as cold out there tonight mainly in the 30's but warmer tomorrow and in to the i will have more at it coming up! >> pam: coming up at 5:45. >> pam: how a 40 car pileup played out. the crazy bad weather crash, all caught on a dashcam. then. >> pam: the law a new study shows half of all cops break.

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>> reporter:if you ever got a ticket for not wearing your seat belt. a new report could have you fuming! while 86 percent of americans now wear seatbelts, a study estimates that roughly half of law enforcement officers don't buckle up! >> reporter:but if they don't click it. they don't get tickets. state laws mandating seatbelt use often exclude police. as a defense. some officers claim seat belt use puts them in danger by delaying the time it takes to exit their vehicles during an emergency. >> reporter:we asked our facebook viewers what they thought. >> reporter:melissa says most cops don't wear seat belts so the can make fast exits if they have to. joe citizen isn't expected to jump out of a vehicle at a run to chase after someone.

>>ter:tony says. don't make them wear seat belts if they don't want to. but if they get hurt in an accident and they are not wearing one, let them pay their medical bills out of their own pocket, and they can use their vacation time to recuperate. >> reporter:spend a day in an officer's shoes. give these guys a break! we always like to hear what you have to say. says, andrew >> reporter:like our kron 4 facebook thoughts. i love watching tv outside.

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this time? >>currently conscious? >> reporter: drivers to tell the police were chart were struggling tried to get to the injured. >> a lot of stuff going on on the freeway. >> reporter: it became so bad that dispatchers had to get off the line to focus with some that were heard. hurt. >> catherine: wintry weather is still sweeping the country. these are the snow-covered streets of fargo, north

dakota. where temperatures dropped to 18 degrees below zero today. >> catherine: the wind chill factor made it feel like 40 below.! >> catherine: people are actually talking about how it will feel better thursday - when the expected high will be 14. in buffalo, new york -- another spot which gets hit by extreme weather -- the area got a burst of snow. as much as a foot and a half was forecast for some areas. >> catherine: a lot of places are taking extra pains to offer shelter to the homeless. and in golden, colorado, an ice dam broke on a creek. the creek rose three feet in just 15 minutes tuesday night.and there was some minor flooding. >> catherine: today an evacuation order in the area has been lifted.and about lots of ice. >> jacqueline: temperatures will largely be in the low 40's for inland valleys and mid to upper '40's at the coast line. not as many

places with freezing territories so away from the coast line up before bay shores and close like a lot more. tomorrow afternoon even warmer than today widespread upper 50s. we do have a freeze warnings for most of the north bay. not well below freezing as we have seen the past several mornings. here is a look at the numbers in your neighborhood with 29 in fairfield tomorrow morning and same thing in vallejo, 31 in livermore and 33 in pleasanton. bay shores will be above freezing as well in the upper 30 spirit afternoon getting into the '50s and '60s with san jose, 61 campbell mid to upper

fifties and had danville. 59 in hayward. 57 in san francisco. >> jacqueline: high pressure off shore so there is no rain in sight and quite some time but we will be warming tomorrow and friday. also, through the weekend. a much more comparable with morning lows on around 40 degrees >> pam: facebook will join the standard & poor's 500 stock index, it's part of broader reshuffling -- effective after the close of trading dec. 20. facebook will replace tech supplier teradyne inc, meanwhile abercrombie &

fitch is being downgraded from the benchmark index. >> pam: san mateo bridge is very heavy eastbound. san francisco is pretty slow in all directions. now look at one that creek it looks pretty in the picture but traffic is slow and the drivers are not too happy about it. traffic moving ok rate there is not big problem. >> pam: comcast is is the heart innovating to keep up with the competition. gave slate with more information later tonight.

gabe slate tech report >> reporter: so, they are trying to beef up what they are doing and offering bay area quest customers the latest innovative technology. one that stood up to me is the free mobile app. >> a mobil at for i owe as

and android devices. ios >> we have 25,000 stringing choices for on demand contact and 3500 choices for download that you can bring with you on the airplane. >> last month a week at 35 live streaming channel. this innovation that we are working on a number of products hardware and software. the new entertainment operating system for comcast is all in a cloud except or instead of a separate box giving

customers a much better experience much more quickly. >> >> reporter: this could be the last box you ever use because it is cloud base you will not need to switch out cable boxes. very convenient and no more dealings with service in stores in your home. >> reporter: gate slate kron 4 news. >> pam: a look at the most wanted criminals in san francisco, san jose. those stories and much more kron4 news as sex.

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(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> reporter: a shooting near a mall is not with holiday shoppers were expecting today in marin. the drama started in just after 9 this morning in a bottle where a suspect robert a. baker and the west on grand avenue. a deputy spotted the suspect saturn heading south on highway 11 the drive for refusing to pull over getting off at the lincoln ave exit in san rafael. officials say he crashed into a pole across the

street from northgate mall. >> reporter: investigators say the suspect confronted him with a handgun then the deputy shot at him at least once. the tennessee the suspect car where it is crash here in this video. for most of the day the 600 block of lost delhi best avenue was blocked off at several different law enforcement agencies collected evidence and processed this seeing. the violent confrontation happened as many store employees were showing up for work. we spoke to one who saw some of the action unfold. >> reporter: it is unclear as to if he shot any grounds. rounds.

>> reporter:pam? >> pam: the n-t-s-b wrapped up public hearings into the s-f-o- crash of asiana airlines flight 2-14. new video. shows the moment the asiana flight crashed in san francisco. the plane skids along the runway. then the main cabin flips into the air. spinning. before coming to a rest. three people were killed and more than 180 others hurt. kron 4's dan kerman joins us. with new details from the public hearing. dan. >> reporter: his investigation is not over but it is looking more and more like pilot roll played more in this crash. today's hearing lasted 12 hours and was more about fact finding.

in fact we learned that pilot lee was all familiar with the aircraft. was unclear at with how the settings interacted with the pitch of the aircraft and the sateens. settings >> is also important that they know how to monitor them as well. >> reporter: other things we live in the post-crash interview is that he was worried about his stability of the immorality. familiar ilty. >> reporter: did not feel

that he had the authority to abort the landing. because he was training >> reporter: he advised the crew of four times about the rapid descent but shows no response from the other two pilot spirit we are hearing that the girl that was run over by a fire truck was actually grant over twice by two fire trucks. run over by two firetrucks. >> reporter: it will get to the park of what their role is and what they may or may not change.

>> pam: are rigidly ordered all residents to stay indoors. no one was hurt the smoke was so intense. >> pam: a four-alarm fire in concord that sent smoke and the far as oakland. is out tonight. the blaze gutted a warhouse in the 2300- hundred block buchanan air field. firefighters used a ladder to finish off the flames in a hard-to-reach corner of the building. >> pam: contra costa county health services originally ordered all nearby residents with respiratory problems to stay indoors. >> pam: that order is lifted tonight. no one was hurt. the smoke was so intense >> pam: from the warehouse fire that several nearby businesses closed because it was too potentially dangerous todark plumes of smoke pushed up from the warehouse and into the air - blanketing nearby areas.

one employee who works at a facility next to the warehouse shared what it was like to be next to the smoke. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >> pretty toxic and there. i was told not to come and there is no reason for anyone else to be here. >> pam: bart riders will soon pay more to ride the trains. starting january first -- bart riders will pay on average an extra 19 cents in fares. >> pam: bart says the money will help pay for new train cars and other projects that will help provide better service in the bay area. projects include allowing more trains to run more support future service to silicon valley. the renewed program will mean fare increases in 2014, 2016, 2018 and 2020. bart estimates that a generate a total of 325 million dollars will be generated to go towards funding the programs.

>> pam: coming up. mega million fever. why friday's drawing could reach record breaking jackpot numbers. plus -- george zimmerman back in court following accusations of domestic violence. what prosecutors are deciding on charges. and why tens-of-thousand of women with breast cancer may be able to skip some treatments without hurting their chances of survival. >> jacqueline: it will still be a cold night tonight but not as cold this morning passes. i will talk more about that coming up in just a bit. avo: the volkswagen "sign then drive"

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turns out this season less is really so much more. so make your holiday merrier than ever before. safeway. ingredients for life. >>friday the 13th is normally associated with bad luck. but the day could prove to be extremely lucky for the millions ticket. >> pam: that's when someone - maybe one of you - will find out if they won the 400 million dollar multi-state lottery. you have a few more days to buy a ticket. good luck! >> ".didnt panic" >> pam: coming up. a group of six found alive after being reported missing in the bitter nevada cold mountains. what was credited to saving their lives. >> pam: plus -- president obama underfire for other world leaders. politicial analyst michael yaki will break down the criticism.

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>> catherine: people are still amazed that a family lost in the nevada wilderness for two days is alive and well. they were found yesterday - after being stranded in sub- zero weather. the two adults and four children were found yesterday - and already, the mother and her youngest child have been released from the hospital. >> catherine: the man and three other young children are also doing well - but will staya little longer for observation. the father - who is a hunter - had quickly built a fire after their jeep got stuck. he also heated rocks - and put them inside a spare tire in the jeep to keep everyone warm. >> catherine: aside from slight exposure and dehydration. everyone is suffer frostbite. >> catherine: he also heated rocks and place them in a spare tire inside the car to keep everyone warmer. the

fight the family is doing well and did not suffer from frostbite. >> pam: shifting gears now. >> pam: president obama is drawing criticism on social media for posing for a "selfie" with two european leaders at for nelson mandela. >> pam: in the photo, the president, danish prime minister helle prime minister david cameron lean back and smile while thorning-schmidt operates the camera phone. kron4's political analyst michael yaki joins us on set. >> reporter: in some ways yes and in some ways now. they're a lot of people standing up and having a good time but however, you are the president of the free world. this is not the proper thing at the proper time. this is something

that he did not need. does it mean anything politically? no, just annoying and take away from the visual pierr >> pam: he is and a great bit of pressure at home. what do you say if another world leader says hey i would like to take a fall with deal? >> i think ucla last week thank you, but last week a little later i have other photographers that detect a better total of us. take a better photo of us. >> even though it is a

celebration it is still a ceremony to honor mandela's life. >> pam: and if you'd like to connect with michael. at-yaki-blog. thousands lining up in south africa to pay their respects to nelson mandela. his casket. carried by viewing area in the south african capitol. no cameras are allowedthe viewing is open to the public through friday.

on sunday the former president and civil rights activist will be buried in the eastern cape province. where he grew up. >> catherine: prosecutors in florida now say they're dropping domestic violence charges against george zimmerman. that's after his girlfriend said she didn't want toshe originally claimed he smashed her coffee table and pointed a shotgun at her. but she later recanted most of those claims -- and in an affidavit filed this week called zimmerman her 'boyfriend.' >> catherine: this means zimmerman will not stand trial on charges that included aggravated assault and criminal mischief. he's the former neighborhood watch volunteer who was acquitted last summer of shooting and killing an unarmed teenager -- trayvon martin. 1 >> jacqueline: and another chilly start to today would 20's and '30's to practically bay area wide. 25 and the late cult at

their field. 27 and concord, 30 n. sunnyvale and livermore. definitely more mild temperatures that evening passed. tonight it will not be as cold. to this evening temperatures remaining in the '40's. we will see freezing conditions in the north the bay and also along the delta. so here is a look at the freeze the blue highlighted on the screen with temperatures below 36 icy roads are still a possibility. thirty and napa but at freeze advisory or

morning is not in effect for inland valleys. 38 in oakland. for the afternoon warmer today with upper fifties and low 60s. 61 in campbell and we will be in the upper 50s for the most part for the east bank. east that >> jacqueline: sold a look at the extended forecast, it will still be chilly out there tomorrow morning but as we head into friday and the weekend temperatures will become more comfortable in 40 degree weather.

>> pam: tens-of-thousand of women with breast cancer may be able to skip some treatments without hurting their chances of survival. >> pam: a new study out of san antonio suggests that many women over the age of 65 don't need radiation after having surgery for early-stage tumors. breast cancer treatments can be expensive and traumatic for patients. >> pam: they can also cause lifelong heart problems and even the developement of new cancers. >> pam: the goal of this research is to curb the problem of overtreatment in cancer care. >> pam: coming up. >> pam: texting on flights. which airline is already letting passengers send text messages during flights. plus -- caught on camera. how a man in california catches a shark in pacific waters. >> pam: we're getting you in the holiday spirit with another kron local special, amazing holiday lights. our one-hour show takes you live all around the bay bringing you some spectacular holiday light displays, tree lightings and holidays festivities. kron 4's amazing holiday lights, this friday night. at 9 p-m. at 9 p-m.

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on... can add pictures this will work on the mobile device and the web site. >> reporter: king it easier to direct messages. and beefing up the direct messaging that are losing people and lastly speaking of messaging great news for testing at six accused apple devices to text from feet to gate from gate to gate costing $2 for flyers >> pam: new at 6 !!!!!!!!!

spotify music service is now free. twitter has added a cool new feature and southwest air=line is now text friendly here's a look at what's buzzing in tech. >> reporter: http:/www.cnet.com/android- atlas/ tablet or smartphone can now stream music for free through spotifies mobile app. before now, users could only listen to spotify's desktop or browser-based program for free, and only premium members who paid $10 a month had access to the service here's the catch desktop version, giving you access to specific select music tracks. however the smartphone app, however, doesn't. on the phone users can access their playlists and music albums, but they have lists randomly using a "shuffle play" button. song they want to hear right that moment sounds frusterating. moving on you can now add pictures to direct messages on twitter. thorugh mobile devices. you're logged into twitter. the update also put a messages tab across the bottom navigation bar, making it easier to access direct messages from the home screen. networks need to beef up whoosh and lastly, speaking of messaging. i have great news for texting addicts. sounthwest airline is now devices to text message from gate to gate.

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anything to give us. >> reporter: in the nation's capital the transportation board held hearings in regard to flight as young to 14 asiana 214. pilot e rror played a role in the crash. unclear as to the system interacted. three people died in the crash. >> reporter: the bank robbery happened andnovato,

then led a black police and a chase crashing his car and a poll right here in seven or fail and that of the car and pointed his gun at a share. he is out of surgery in expected to recovery. a bank robber accused of a series of bank robberies and maureen counting throughout the year. justine waldman kron 4 news >> reporter: they want people to remember the simple things. keep your windows up... keep your doors locked. coming up that aid i will show you what the police captain had to say about staying safe. scott

rates kron 4 news >> reporter: search and rescue team has been looking for 11 days. the official effort started to scale back last week announced a private effort funded by a family in france. in the news room kron 4 charles clifford clifford kron 4 news. >> jacqueline: portions of the north bay under freeze on morning current year is a look at the numbers with 29 in vallejo, 31 in santa rosa and down and the south bay in will be warmer with 35 in san jose and 43 in san

francisco. largely in the upper 50s for the east bay with 57 in richmond. 57 in san francisco and it to the upper 50s for the most part through the north bay. here is a look at the extended forecast would still be in chile toman morning. a marine and experienced chilly tomorrow morning. >> reporter: and marine and

an experienced fishermen is still and all over what he reeled in well fishing off the california coast. reporter ken hagerty has more on the fisherman's amazing catch. maureen just faint meant just move to california from the gulf coast and dropped to do some fishing off the coast of camp pendleton so he grabbed his wife, their daughter and a camera and when he got a bite. >> reporter: says the whole process took about 25 minutes and he was exhausted by time he let the sharks go. >> pam: a walnut creek mom takes matters into her own hands when she wants to change at a pedestrian

crosswalk in her neighborhood. she shows kron4 stanley roberts believed unofficial sigh she put to get drivers to slow down or stopped in this addition of people behaving badly. (male announcer): now, here's stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. >> i had been hit or nearly hit and my local crosswalk. >> in five hours of posting if it was taken down. i've learned that the county can act fast if they need to prin >> reporter: none of the sides appeared to work so i brought in in a different kind of sign derrick it was a sign of the california highway patrol in for some reason that seemed to do the

trick. >> reporter: to schools to be an exact. they say is so bad instead of walking her kids to school is safer to drive them. >> reporter: when the driver was asked how fast he thought he was only he sat 40. >> actually, it is some good news you were only going 35. >> reporter: to come in stock electric sent electronic sensors on the ground to gauge the speed of the drivers but the results will not begin for two weeks. i do that have that long. >> reporter: i ask the driver a very simple question which advanced for him. the you ever see those signs of the doomed you have kids? so it's kind of hard to put that in respect of >> reporter: and one more

thing residents complain about speeders' guests often get caught speeding. the first step to take is to make sure you are not part of the problem. peace that residents you are 100 percent correct. in one mud creek stanley roberts kron 4 news. >> pam: coming up one california girl battling cancer does a surprise call. how she was reunited with her loss stock. 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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home? >> yes. >> pam: move of ford motor moving forward with the 49r's! gary radnich has more with sports next!

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>> gary: 2 years to $20 million he was 18 at 6 last year to get rid of someone when you're early rather than when you're late. the a's also move someone to them nationals he had a real light coming out of the bullpen. billy burns the a's acquired... he will be one to two waaway .

>> gary:king did not receive the word today. eric nadel from texas rangers was accepted. >> gary: he worked and went home he was very cool. but once again people in the business know how great he was asked if it takes drinking and. >> jacqueline: why did you

look at me when you said that? >> gary: this guy is to their greatest broadcaster but may because he did not have the national profile >> pam: he does not get the recognition >> gary: we talk about his heydays in the '60s and '70s in maybe 80 spirit but in line in the line >> gary:anyway... >> gary: one day the deal will get and... one day bill king will get in! >> gary:pam knows that i am

right! >> jacqueline: whateve r you say, gary! >> gary: enough is enough! as soon as next season and no later than 2015 that release started the ball rolling. a rule change will be presented to the owners for approval. the bottom line they do not want all out warfare on the catcher spiri

>> gary: bollixed to their credit started zero and eight we will see what happens here. bucks! >> gary: this >> this is a must win the game. >> understand last week was very important derrick this week is just as important >> gary: anyway, for our little show tomorrow night... question ends of

the then the catch by dwight clark what is your favorite candlestick maureen memory? >> gary: basically trying to rip off our radio show which has been doing pretty well. steph curry will be on the program! >> gary:enjoy the show! re member like us seems so

needy when you say it (laughter) >> gary: robert griffin will sit out of the next games. >> gary: in a conference not like the south east. a southwest you have a chance to man and on and did. chance to win and win big! >> gary: jim harbaugh said

do not count on do not count out harbaughon cnn >> gary:he might consider leaving? i love watching tv outside.

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>> pam: (laughter) will be back at i love watching tv outside.

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