>> pam: the north bay has been getting pounded with rain over the last few days. one of the spots with lots of sand bags in evidence -- mill valley. these are businesses along miller avenue.on the way into the downtown area. there was a lot of rain in a short time this weekend. a taco shop and a bar.were among the places with sand bags at the door. there was also some road flooding. kron four's scott rates is live in the north bay. he has the latest from mill valley. scott? >> reporter:bay area water districts. welcoming the rain. here is a look at the direct impact on our water supply. >> reporter:marin county was the luckiest. nearly 15 inches of rain fell at its lagunitas reservoir. other the weekend, marin's total reservoir storiage went from 53 to 64 percent of capacity. >> reporter:ebmud, the east bay municipal utilities district, says its total reservoir capacity is up two points to 74 percent. >> reporter:in the south bay, not much rain and only a tiny improvement. >> reporter:the santa clara valley water district says its reservoirs are up just one tenth of a percent. now for the state's big reservoirs: lake shasta, the biggest, is

up one percent from last week. >> pam: so is lake oroville, the prime source for the state water project. >> pam: folsom lake had been down to as low as 13 percent of capacity. >> pam: in the last week, it's gone from 17 to 22 percent, the lake level rose 15 inches over the weekend. >> pam: state water officials tweeted this image today, from the national weathersercice. the bucket represents how much rain we need. the coffee mug is how much we received. now. a live look from the >> pam: sierra. lots of new snow fell there over the weekend. >> pam: in fact. the snowfall was so heavy at one point. at leat one of the ski resorts had to close. >> pam: this is video from yesterday at the heavenly resort. we'll have more on the sierra snowfall and forecast. ahead. developing tonight. new >> catherine: scott?

>> reporter:the sun is out today! this is a creek th art that run righ through mill valley. >> reporter:after 6 inches of rain soaked the area. >> reporter:still mud on the streets ...the two am bar is still draining water

>> fortunately the rain has subsided. >> reporter: everyone is trying to clean up the mess around here. so far is good news is very, very minimal damage. scrtt rates, kron 4 news >> pam: today haazig menu went inside the new bay area when mark to see where the rain has been spotted. >> reporter: i am here inside the bridge where they

have spotted evidence of rain seeping and. >> and to be water coming in behind the barrier rails on the outside. >> reporter: talking about the metal plates here may be connected to the problem. >> the police do not touch the barry better it is that a slight ankle it is at a slight ankle angle. >> reporter: rain could be giddy and the electrical conduit. >> finding its way and that way. >> reporter: amount of grain

getting in the structure is pretty small. >> reporter: dry >> never should not be concerned that all the bridge is safe and the drivers are safe. >> reporter: and sent the eastern span of the new bay bridge i seek the madyun, kron 4 news problems plaguing the new >> pam: eastern span of the bay >> pam: and the water leak is *not the first problem for the new bay bridge span. you may recall -- crews had to replace seismic safety bolts, after some of the originals cracked. and a recent report by the state senate raised safety concerns about welds on the overuns. >> pam: new tonight. >> pam: san jose police are on the hunt for a man who posed as a police officer. and sexually assaulted a woman. >> pam: this is a newly released sketch of the man. police say, he picked up the woman in an s-u-v on

monterey road earlier this month. >> pam: saying he would arrest her, if she did not do as he said. police released a picture of the vehicle from a near by survellance camera. the vehicle is described as a white s-u-v, mid -1990s dodge durango. >> pam: new tonight.oakland police say, they have made four arrests. after a violent home invasion in oakland. the crime happened last month. an 81- year old woman was shot. but managed to survive. >> pam: police say, two of the suspects are under age 18. and all four have a criminal history. including car-break -ins. >> pool should feel free to stay safe inside their own home and it is our mission to create an environment of such. people spot >> pam: meantime, oakland police are investigating a second home invasion from last friday. >> pam: in that case. a 77-

year old woman was killed in her home, on the 18-hundred block of 34-th avenue. >> pam: police say they think the residents may have been targeted. but say, this home invasion is unrelated to the one last month. >> pam: and an alleged home invasion in hayward left one man dead and a woman injured. >> pam: last night, police say, a man reported seeing several people enter his home on western boulevard. he believes he was being robbed. he shot a male suspect and killed him. a female suspect was also shot and is in critical condition the resident is being question in the incident >> pam: coming up at 5:15. >> pam: we have reaction to likely possibility. an openly gay football player could be drafted into the n- openly gay football player could be drafted into the n- f-l this with real protein. [ female announcer ] ditch the diet and go on a try-it. just try one of 70 yummy lean cuisine dishes for 10 days. packed with 13 grams of real protein. it will keep you satisfie and feeling grea i'm trying this too. and maybe this. nope. not trying that. [ female announcer ] ditch the diet. go on a try-it with lean cuisine. get a starter kit at 10daytryit.com and you'll get a meal on us. nestle. good food. good life.

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>> pam: sometimes the line between reality and fiction can get blurry. this is an old clip from a famous s and l skit called night at the roxbury. with comedian chris kattan. but there's nothing funny about kattan's car crash. >> pam: this is actor chris kattan in real life video of him. >> pam: . facing a d-u-i charge after his car slammed into a highway construction truck on a los angeles freeway. >> pam: as you can see he has a hard time walking the line. a chp spokeswoman says the former "saturday night live" comedian failed a field sobriety test. >> reporter:officers suspect he was under the influence of a drug. >> reporter:tests are under way to identify that drug. officers say kattan suffered a bloody nose, but no construction workers were hurt. pam?

>> pam: still ahead. >> pam: we're tracking the medal count at the winter olympics. and the heat. one american ice skater is taking, after a not so favorable judging. >> pam: then. >> pam: how a group of people has turned the severe u-s tribute called 'snowbama'. 'snowbama'. anncr: at jennie-o we heard of a place in iowa 'snowbama'. where every thursday people ride 10 miles for tacos. we thought we'd show up and surprise them with a better kind of taco made with jennie-o ground turkey cooked thoroughly to 165. i feed my kids turkey tacos over regular tacos any day. i think they are light and they are just fresh tasting. yeah. when i eat well, i feel well. anncr: it's time for a better taco. the tacos tonight were pretty much perfect. make the switch. look for jennie-o ground turkey in a store near you.

happening now. >> pam: >> pam: he just wrapped up his career as one of the best players in one of the best conferences in college football. >> pam: and the n-f-l has its eyes on him-- but michael sam. wants the world to know, that he is more than just a great football player. >> pam: he is a proud gay man. shannon travis has the story. >> reporter:you may not know him. >> reporter:and yet his name could go down in history.

>>i came to tell the world that i am an openly, proud gay man. >> reporter:michael sam. >> reporter:an accomplished, university of missouri football player. >> reporter:he could become the first, openly-gay player ever to play in the nfl. >>i don't really look at it like that, you know. i'm michael sam and i just want to -- i'm a football player. >> reporter:sam is a six- foot-two, 260-pound, all- american defensive lineman. >> reporter:he's been named the top defensive player in the southeastern conference. >> reporter:and most valuable player by his teammates. >> reporter:why is he going public now? >>i was afraid that it would leak out without me actually owning my truth. >> reporter:he says he told his teammates last august and they rallied around him.

>> reporter:others: equally supportive. >> reporter:monday, first lady michelle obama called him an "inspiration," tweeting: >>"we couldn't be prouder of your courage both on and off the field." >> reporter:the n-f-l saying, on twitter: >>"we admire michael sam's honesty and courage.we look forward to welcoming and supporting michael sam in 2014." >> reporter:analysts expect him to be drafted. >> reporter:he'll likely face challenges. >> reporter:like this comment from san francisco forty-niner chris culliver, last year, just before his team played in the super bowl. >>"they dont got no gay people on the team. you know, they gotta get up outta here if they do. can't be with that sweet stuff." >> reporter:culliver later apologized. still if drafted, sam could be playing a harder game than he imagined. in washington, im shannon travis. >> pam: at the winter olympics in sochi. day 4 has wrapped up. and american skier julia mancuso added a gold and a bronze to the u-s medal count. >> pam: that pushed the u-s up to fifth place in the medal count with 5. >> pam: .that's behind canada, the netherlands, and

norway -- all tied for first with 7. >> pam: russia sits in fourth place with 6 -medals. >> pam: and the netherlands got three -medals -- one each - gold, silver and bronze -- by sweeping one event -- the men's 500- meter speed skating race. >> reporter:american skater ashley wagner is responsible for the most re-watched moment during nbc's saturday night coverage of the winter olympics from sochi. >> reporter:maybe it has to do with her reaction as she looked up at the scoreboard. >> reporter:here she goes from happy face to mad face once she saw her low skating score from the judges. >> reporter:and as you can imagine social media is exploding with versions of her rubber band expressions. here she is so mad she's smashing thru a door. fortunately her score didn't hurt the u.s. skating team. they managed to pick up a bronze. >> reporter:- show us your mad and happy faces. just send em to our kron facebook fan page. and we'll put them on the air. catherine? >> catherine: it's getting to be a familiar story -- big chunks of the country are still getting pounded by snow, ice - and freezing temperatures. >> catherine: all that - while people are still trying to clean up from the 'last' couple of storms. one of the problem areas tonight -- the state of georgia.

>>after getting blasted for its slow reaction to a major storm a couple of weeks ago. >> catherine: georgia state officials are trying to prevent another nightmare on its highways and roads. >> catherine: so even before the latest storm hit - the governor was in front >> catherine: of the microphones - declaring a state of emergency for nearly a third of the state. the kind of 'circumstances' >> catherine: the governor is talking about are being played out in places ranging from oregon to texas. >> catherine: this is northwest texas.where freezing rain is causing huge problems. >> catherine: this is just one of many accidents in abilene.where a pick-up truck and s-u-vof icy roads. >> catherine: colorado has been blanketed with yet more heavy snow.and it's not over. >> catherine: the loveland pass area got roughly another 8 inches today. >> catherine: here - as in many areas - officials are asking people not only to be careful on the roads - but to stay home if possible. and the snow continued in much of the pacific northwest through the weekend.with more in the forecast. in fact, portland got what could be its biggest february snowstorm since 1996. >>one of the places where they're having some fun with the weather -- this backyard

in minnesota.where a family spent two months building a homemade luge. >> catherine: olympics. >> pam: and we had to show you this. >> catherine: a frozen tribute to the country's 44th president. a connecticut teacher sculpted this huge snow-head -- calling it "snow-bama." he said he decided to do it on a recent day when there were no classes because of the storm. >> reporter: clouds coming over the east bay as well. rooftop camera fog is starting to roll and for most of the evening. we had a slight chance of rain for the north bay on wednesday. for the most part it will stay west. coming over the week more slight chance of rain. temperatures right now 57 and 67 in oakland 58

for plaza 10 and 60 currently in livermore. clipper >> reporter: skies will prevail over the bay area, at least for right now. we aren't receiving a break from the system that we are encountering right now but the chance for a new system to move in and by wednesday. 54 fremont, 51 for your morning low in concord. quite a bit of fall already in east bay starting to roll in at 3:00 a.m. just before the morning commute. i think it will build a little bit more than what is showing here. we are starting to see large swaths of the east bay coming up the peninsula as well with the morning

commute will be a faulty one so keep both hands on the steering well. >> reporter: getting up to 62 in union city. 61 for petaluma and 56 for ocean beach at 59 with 52 for berkeley. >> reporter: and lots of calls but not a whole lot of rain if we're hoping for more rain it will stay out of the picture for the most part. >> pam: next. >> pam: we'll tell you about some alleged, new criminal evidence. against pop star justin bieber. following the natural order, or just plain wrong? what a zoo fed its lion. that is causing international backlash.

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>> reporter:justin bieber has more than egg on his face. >> reporter:according to tmz - the la county district attorney has surveillance video that should make it easy to prosecute the pop star for allegedly egging his neighbor's house. >> reporter: department's recommendation to file felony vandalism charges focuses on two pieces of critical evidence: -- surveillance video seized during the raid at bieber's house. >> reporter:and two eye witnesses -- the neighbor and his 13 daughter. there's was the house that was egged. >> reporter:that neighbor claims the eggs caused twenty thousand dollars worth of damage on the expensive home - which could make it a felony. >> reporter:tmz says the da's decision is expected to come down this week. pam? >> pam: coming up at 5:3 check it out. learning's fun now.

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the small county airport in >> catherine: downtown branson where it handle big >>jets - and the runway was too short. that meant the pilot had to slam on the brakes - and then admit to everyone that they were in the wrong place. >> catherine: and that incident was the second time in two months that the mistake had been made. in november - this at the wrong airport. that time - in kansas - on a runway that's half a mile shorter than the usual one. >> catherine: the boeing 'dream-lifter' is so big, there were some concerns about whether the pilot would be able to take off again. but it eventually did - without any problems. at a time when a cellphone can guide you to your driveway -- there's growing concern that commercial pilots make this kind of mistake so often. >> pam: a wrong way driver is blamed for an accident that killed six people sunday morning in diamond bar, california. >> pam: police arrested 21- year-old olivia carolee

culbreath on suspicion of driving under the influence. >> pam: culbreath suffered a broken leg and ruptured bladder in the accident. several witnesses called police to report a driver in a chevrolet camaro driving the wrong way. >> pam: the camaro hit a ford explorer and a ford freestyle. police closed all lanes the clear the accident. >> pam: prosecutors rest their case against a florida man charged with killing a teen less >> i talked to him was

about 330 in the afternoon and that was able to say i love to grow and from i haven't seen him in a while. that was the last thing that i said to him before i had that. >> pam: police say the driver of the as you speed was burned beyond. >> catherine: prosecutors rest their case against a florida man charged with killing 18. a teen >> catherine: the man is accused of opening fire into an s-u-v full of teens at a gas station. following an argument about the "loud music" they were playing. >> catherine: 17 year old jordan davis was killed in the 20-12 shooting. the accused shooter says admitted killing the 17- year-old. but says he shot the teen in slf-defense. dunn pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder.

if convicted, he faces up to life in prison. >> catherine: refusing to stop attacks the on his palm a judge the ride belt. a judge denied bail. >> catherine: if i had to do it over the get it would have never had that is what was recorded. he was stated a >> pam: these two controversy what sawfly is were fed of children.

>> pam: here is a look at the final numbers for monday. >> reporter: 56 in oakland >> reporter: 56 in oakland and 59 in san jose where every thursday people ride 10 miles for tacos. we thought we'd show up and surprise them with a better kind of taco made with jennie-o ground turkey cooked thoroughly to 165. i feed my kids turkey tacos over regular tacos any day. i think they are light and they are just fresh tasting. yeah. when i eat well, i feel well. anncr: it's time for a better taco. the tacos tonight were pretty much perfect. make the switch. look for jennie-o ground turkey in a store near you.

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>> catherine: a controversy over what a denmark zoo did to one of its young giraffes is building. >> catherine: we'll warn you that some of the video is graphic. people were upset that the kill a 2-year-old giraffe >> catherine: with a bolt gun.saying it needed to prevent in-breeding. what happened next - shocked a lot of people. the animal was fed to lions in front of a crowd of visitors this weekend - including children. >> catherine: zoo workers didn't think it was a big deal -- defending scientific >> catherine: knowledge

about animals. but now zoo officials say they've received death threats. there have also been public protests. >> catherine: other zoos had offered to take the giraffe - named "marius" - and a private individual had offered to buy him for more than half athe zoo also ignored a petition to spare him - with more than 20- thousand >> reporter: we will talk about temperatures and a chance for rain coming hist

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in the bay area. the north bay saw the heaviest rain fall. >> pam: some businesses in mill valley could not keep the water out. >> pam: wet conditions also a concern on the street -- one road in sonoma county gave way. >> pam: the rain not enough to quench the drought emergency. but there may a chance for more rain this >> pam: we have live team coverage on the storm's aftermath. first, we begin with kron4's scott rates. he's live tonight in mill valley >> pam: scott, that's one of the areas hit the hardest by the weekend storm. how is the area looking like now.?? >> reporter: closed this morning. after being washed out by heavy heavy rain caused part of a >> mostly just bloody involved their basements have to be pumped out for property damage inspections in cutting off cutting of trees that are falling falling down. >> reporter: even small mud

slides with the sun shining they're still slippery spots on the road. >> it goes down pretty quickly. still >> reporter: saudi spots before the most part and what came out of the good side not much in debt which was done here. structurally there was very little to go devonshire at the area. so good news and good rainfall and everyone is happy. >> pam: road to cave in. a landslide washed away a huge section of fort ross road yesterday morning, burying a truck >> pam: and sliding towards a home. >> should there was one house in jeopardy that we evacuated fire officials say, 9-1-1 service could be affected if the landslide does more damage.

>> pam: the road was closed in-definitely. >> pam: the heavy rain that doused the bay area. came down so fast. in some spots. that it weakened the top layers of >> pam: in berkeley this afternoon. we found this tree uprooted on glendale avenue. it didn't create any damage in this residential neighborhood, but clean up crews will have to cut up the tree to remove it. >> pam: storm cleanup is also underway in rohnert park. crews had to scrape up the mud after the rain pummeled the city. but residents were warned. rohnert park was under a flash advisory over the weekend. >> reporter: pretty impressive rainfall totals right now. oakland received 3 in. out with san jose 1 in. of rain. napa coming up

on seven and three-quarters of rain. livermore not too much with almost an inch of rain. take a look at the 24 hour totals as well in that but over 2 in. of break just about. we received over an inch of rain in san rafael and set to roll but about half of its of mind. san mateo and daly city about a half inch. we let you know if that will change with the new system moving again. >> pam: new at six. >> pam: rain helped refill a parched russian river. on the right. you can see water rushing after this weekend's storm. compared it to the video on the left. that's the russian river a month ago. nearly bone dry. >> pam: we sent kron4's john

fenoglio back to the russian river today for a closer look at the rising river. >> reporter:more problems for the eastern span of the new bay bridge >> reporter: >> >> reporter: >> we were worried that we would not eat enough rain this year. >> reporter: breakdown for the river is still below its flood stage. without more rain will river levels will continue to drop. everything you seek the river will be washed out to the ocean. >> reporter: again, what

this region needs more than anything is more rain. >> pam: the weekend storm triggered a water leak inside the bay area landmarkcal-trans engineers found evidence of water on bolts and brackets under the westbound guard shot rail.although they have not pinpointed exactly how the water is getting in.their spokesperson says drivers need not worry about safety >> drivers should not be worried about safety at all. is treated with a protective pride month along with lee halls and enough's water has not accumulated to even reach the week jose. leak holes. ".a solvable issue" >> pam: caltrans officials

say they how the water is getting in.after that they will develop a plan to seal it up. >> pam: new developments alameda county coroner --- latest on the death of cal football player ted agu >> pam: autopsy is being performed today - autopsy will take place between 8:30am and noon today results will be delayed pending the toxicology results >> pam: toxicology is always part of a young person's death - they will never determine a cause of death until the toxicology results are back >> pam: toxicology will be done out of house - will take upwards of 6 to 8 weeks to come back >> pam: pathologist may have an opinion on what may have caused agu's death but ultimately will withhold findings until toxicology results are back so a full determination can be made. >> pam: only on 4. >> pam: for the first time, we are hearing from a family member of lynne spalding. she was the british woman who went missing from san francisco general hospital.

her body was found 17 days later in a locked stairwell. >> pam: spalding's twin brother spoke to kron 4 news via skype today from the united >> pam: he told us on top of grieving his loss, he is incredibly angry how the hospital and sheriff's department handled searching for his beloved sister. >> disgusting the way she had is being treated before she died at since she's died. >> pam: you'll hear kron 4's justine waldman's exclusive interview with lynne spalding's twin brother tonight on kron 4 news at 8. >> pam: there is a grassroots movement taking off in napa. in reaction to the death of kayleigh slusher. >> pam: she's the 3 year old who was found dead in her apartment. >> pam: today. a friend of the little girl's father posted this home video on youtube of kayleigh dancing while watching sesame street. >> pam: kayleigh's mother and her boyfriend are in jail charged with the girl's murder. police reports indicate authorities had been called to the family's

home more than a dozen times before the kayleigh died. >> pam: now there is an online petition calling for a "3-strikes law." supports say -- if you have children living in your home and the police are called out for a child welfare check. the child should be removed from the home on the fourth call. supporters want this to be a >> pam: federal law. >> pam: coming up. >> pam: a person in the south bay posing as a police officer sexually assaults a woman. the manhunt for the molestor underway. plus -- record rainfall in tahoe. how much snow fell in the >> pam: sierra. and next -- brewing up controversy.and generating buzz who's behind the parody coffee shop..

anncr: at jennie-o we heard of a place in iowa where every thursday people ride 10 miles for tacos. we thought we'd show up and surprise them with a better kind of taco made with jennie-o ground turkey cooked thoroughly to 165. i feed my kids turkey tacos over regular tacos any day. i think they are light and they are just fresh tasting.

yeah. when i eat well, i feel well. anncr: it's time for a better taco. the tacos tonight were pretty much perfect. make the switch. look for jennie-o ground turkey in a store near you.

>> reporter:it's not usually newsworthy when another starbucks >> reporter:but this new coffee shop is calling itself "dumb starbucks" -- with otherwise identical logos and signage to the java giant. >> reporter:and the real starbucks is steamed. >> all about the coffee at the end of the day so about

putting a smile on people basis. faces >> reporter: parody starbucks and starbucks is calling it a copyright infringement, pam? >> pam: coming up. >> pam: an honest mistake.now an entertainment reporter is taking the heat. what ignited actor samuel l-jackson's rant on live t-v. >> pam: and new concerns over the pain pills. why health experts are common pain killers. [ male announcer ] this is jim

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a woman after picking her up in an s-u-v. as kron four's terisa >> pam: estacio reports, it is believed the suspect may be a security guard. she shows us the car police are looking for. >> pam: a flight bound for hawaii >> reporter: >> and for first at 3 in the running a female was picked up for monetary rolled by the suspect was the driving he threatened to rest her if she did not perform a sexual act and drove to an undisclosed area and, sexually assaulted the victim. >> reporter: again, here is another look at the sketch

the addictive described him as a hispanic male 30 to 40 years old a hundred and 3260 per ounce with a brown eyes and muscular build he has a gold card which is very particular and are hoping that this will come out that someone will recognize some because of this unique hairstyle >> pam: two of the test specs are under age 18 at all four have a criminal history including break-ins. >> was should be saved inside their un home at it this far mission creek 8

this and are meant to be free of crime. to create this environment to be free of crime. >> catherine: a man accused of stabbing death and loss angeles area has been arrested in san francisco oscar bridges was taken into custody saturday in the mission district. he was wanted in connection with a january 23rd stabbing death at a motel in l.a. county the victim suffered multiple stab wounds and was pronounced dead on seeing.

last week felt a police search for bridges in the hollywood hills and hollywood walk of fame in a four day lolled manhunt bridges was taken into custody saturday. >> pam: california is getting a two- year extension to reduce the number of inmates in prisons federal judges are pushing back the april deadline for the court ordered inmate population cap the population is to be about 112,000 inmates. >> pam: former staffers fiscal mayor willie brown will be honored tomorrow. when the western span of the bay bridge will be named after him. the proud former san francisco mayor showed off signs that will be placed on the span. tomorrow's ceremony is expected to draw several hundreds of people including high-profile politicians and

several at celebrities. russes' the reading of the span did come with controversy last year a seven francisco law firm sued the state to try and stop the remaining. >> pam: another winter storm is expected to hit atlanta this week and they are already being prepared. freezing rain is now are at a lead to a forecast for the next few days. >> reporter: southbound 101 a live look in walnut creek with clear conditions. mostly cloudy skies which will continue over the next few days with a slight chance of rain. relatively

light. we will stay dry into the weekend we do have another system moving in and as we will keep our eye on. >> reporter: we do have several like radar imagery showing mostly clear skies with a wrap all round brief rest of it coming from the cloudy and fog in the morning which will burn off by the afternoon. 63 in campbell and said the clara 63 will be your high at milpitas. 62 for richmond and 61 will be the afternoon high with 62 and set rafael and held by ocean beach 59

downtown san francisco. >> reporter: >> pam: coming up a food warning for children. why you might think twice before letting your children eat school served lunches. a major maxim why it reporters on his mistake caused any nominated samuel jackson almond.

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other medications.like ibuprofen. >> pam: naproxen is the main ingredient in aleve and other over the counter medications. >> catherine: washington - the food and drug administration is warning against eating uncle ben's rice products served at schools, restaurants, hospitals and other food service institutions after children in three states had skin reactions and other symptoms that were linked to the rice. uncle ben's products in >> catherine: grocery stores have not been recalled. >> catherine: mars foodservices of greenville, miss., is recalling 5- and 25-pound bags of the rice. >>the fda said that it found out on feb. 7 that 34 students and four teachers in katy, texas, had experienced burning, itching rashes, headaches and nausea for 30 to 90 minutes after eating the rice. the symptoms eventually went away. >> catherine: the fda said 25 students in illinois had reported a similar reaction in december. another incident was reported in north dakota in october. >> reporter: this seems the anchor mistaken mr. jackson for another actor, another

black actor..lawrence fis hburn. >>we do not all look alike! >> reporter: after several excruciating minutes he visually talked about the famine there to discuss his new movie robot. cop. >> pam: >> pam: new problems for the new span of the bay bridge. will it affect commuters crossing over the bridge. and a celebrity meltdown. who is behind this bizarre paper bag antic on the red carpet.

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>> reporter: the full story is to make only on kron 4 news at 8 and the news room adjusting walkman. justine waldman ... with lynne sapuldings brother tonight. >> reporter: police say the man is identified as a hundred and 60 lb hispanic with a distinct bold hair cut like what you see in the sketch. >> reporter:

>> certainly involve the designer. to make sure we completely understand what the issue is before would come up with a solution. >> reporter: the cleanup is under way after this weekend as a nasty showers that came through here more than 5 in. of rain fell through. however, they have been drawing the building is out and everything is ok and has reopened for business. while there was a lack of rainfall and slick roads there was no major structural damage. >> reporter: across

california good news for the state farmers and committees that relied on sierra that rely on the water for the summer months southern california has been some snow in the mountains not as much in the northern part of the state charles clifford kron4 news. >> reporter: fog starting to move back move in ... over 2 in. in napa and vallejo and will of the engine and fairfield also pretty impressive totals it look like we will be drying out over the next few days or so. we will keep our eye on that regard to the next

system moving in. 62 for fremont and the afternoon high in pleasanton as 62. cloudy conditions persisting through out the next few days with very slight chance of rain if it will it would be isolated to the north that otherwise low to mid 60's. >> pam: legislation was introduced today that would help fund city college of san francisco while it fights to stay accredited. >> pam: last year, a commission decided to revoke it's accreditation because of problems with finances and governance structure. >> pam: the bill would provide funding for city college for the next four years while it appeals the decision. >> pam: senator mark leno introduced the bill. >> pam: last weekend's rain

drenched the bay area. and brought out people behaving badly in chinatown. >> pam: kron4's stanley roberts catches people arguing over a reocurring theme -- a parking spot -- >> pam: in this edition of people behaving badly. (male announcer): now, here's stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. >> reporter:the san francisco bay area has been getting hammered with people getiing hit by cars no pun intended >> reporter:if you want to see why just head over to stockton and broadway streets in chinatown >> reporter:where people seem to enjoy playing run at the last second or walk at the last second to cross the street game, because we all are in such a rush ot not >> reporter:but before i get started. i need to show you this. see this big delivery truck? it's partially blocking the crosswalk >> reporter:and half of stockton street forcing traffic over the double yellow lines, why? because of his blue mini van illegally parked in the loading zone >> reporter:the driver of the truck is trying to

reason with the driver of the min van to move but she is not having non of it >> reporter:you can't pull up because they are blocking your spot huh? . i guess that was funny >>you're going to get a ticket i'll come back them in a moment >> reporter:this intersection has no left hand turns from any direction except muni and apparentlry sfpd >> reporter:but you will see drivers turns quite often checking back in on the parking dispute, it appears they're still at it. and yes the road is still partially blocked >> reporter:this driver wins the parking while have a phone firmly attached to her ear prize and this guy wins the darwin award for crossing against traffic in the rain and not even looking for traffic >> reporter:this reads look both way in chinese symbol. but this lady never read that >> reporter:one would think that in incleament weather people would be just a wee bit more cautious . apparently not

>> reporter:this driver is parked in a no stopping lane, with the car in reverse don't ask oh and back to the parking spot dispute after 20 minutes they're still at it. until the truck driver gets a brilliant idea >> reporter:but it requires this truck in front to leave first, his brilliant idea the truck driver moves the mini van himself then he moves his trucknow that my firned is thinking outside the box >> reporter:in san francisco's chinatown district stanley roberts kron 4 news [ male announcer ] fact: the 100% electric nissan leaf...

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>> reporter: take a look reporting at with a paperback on his head with a phrase i is not a fatalist any more. he pleaded that he was retiring from all sorts of life. after he admitted to plagiarism. he apologized for copying a graphic story. you can catch all the entertainment news right here on kron4 rules. the insider starts at 7 followed by entertainment tonight at 730. right after the crowd 4

news at 8:00. >> pam: gary will weekend with his opinion next!! >> pam: the dogs. >> pam: the next kron 4 local special. airs on friday night , february 28th at nine p.m.. it takes you behind the scenes of the golden gate kennel club - 2014 dog show. >> pam: hosted by our justine waldman and grant lodes who will have all the highlights. >> pam: that's friday, february 28th at nine p.m. here on kron 4. february 28th at nine p.m. here on kron 4. 5çwç5ç5ç5ç5ç5ç5ç

>> gary: (male announcer): it's now time for gary radnich from the jack in the box sports desk. >> reporter:good evening everyone! >> gary:one to have all his

cards on the table! will this announcement hurt him? >> these are my teammates and my brothers and i can play with these guys. their reactions for all summer. reactions were awesome >> he thought when he was the win was important and you have to be proud of that. >> gary: you are a politician, newscaster and on tv or athlete your number

one co is will it make me look good? and that is the bottom line. this guy could play if he backs the t better. he's good and he will make everyone around him good or better player. it shouldn't be any problem. if he is a sack did strength back and does not stand out as blunt as bissau he doesn't knock someone on their rear in at a show that he is a tough guy it will be lingering reactions. >> gary: my line is you do not bother me and you will not got and i would not bother you if we go home.

bob was terrific and we became best for its. >> pam: not one way or the other! >> gary: if he cannot someone on they're rare event and gained respect from the guys then it's just people talking on tv. hopefully that will happen. so we will see what happens. >> gary: lost it a little bit over the we get. cabbies seen the video of this? have

you seen the video of this ? >> gary: he had to apologize today. >> "i want to apologize to my fans , the fan and my coach and team mates." >> gary: he was suspended the three games i thought there was little strong. >> gary: why the deal with the sky on in just saying of this for and when you do not push anyone. you do not go

into the stand. if you are and the stand as someone college and a piece of garbage right there i can see why he reacted that way. he did apologize with heavy apologies he will be drafted by the pros at the deceases and you do not want any of this toeing dark. and you do not want any of this to linger. >> gary: if all of a sudden you are going after the ball as someone says you are a piece of crap... what is your initial reaction. but no one agreed with me today >> pam: yes he is young and he will have to learn how to

deal with this demotions. >> pam: in the heat of the game you will have to learn. >> gary: i do not agree white device see why he did it. i do not agree why he did it. i see why he did it. >> gary:this 60 year old man pouring out of his frustrations on a 18 year old boy?

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