handcuff wearing a chain of around his waist. selling trucks to an undercover cop showing no emotion when the charges were read. he made it known to the undercover cops that he was a firefighter. san >> following up on the tip he was approached by an undercover officer asking for trucks. set up and meet with the officer. they went and had lunch to discuss the transaction and ultimately the first transaction involved the sale of a eighth of an ounce $450 wo

forrth. worth >> >> reporter: is possible that there may be other victims of their. that part of the case is ongoing if convicted he could spend up to four years and a mosque and state prison his bill today was set at $75,000 to court to plead on the drug charges. rob fladeboe kron 4 news >> pam: also new tonight. >> pam: sunnyvale police have arrested a man accused of molesting four children between 1999 and 2005. >> pam: this is the suspect. michael anthony. the alleged sexual assaults all happened near his home on brahms way, not too far from el camino real.

>> reporter:the alleged incidents date back to when anthony was a teenager. police say, the victims were >> pam: aged three- to- eight. and it was one of them who recently tipped them off about the crimes. anthony is also accused of possessing child porn on his computer. >> pam: happening now. >> reporter:multiple police departments.looking for a couple suspected criminals after a high speed chase across the golden gate bridge. >> reporter:police say around 8:00 last night, a national park service ranger saw one of car in the marin headlands on conzelman road. >> reporter:the ranger tried to stop the suspect.who then hopped into a mercedes.and rammed two rangers parked cars. >> reporter:two suspects then took off across the golden gate bridge. the benz crashed into another car at the toll plaza. >> reporter:then the suspects got out of the car.and ran todawrds fort point. you can see the damage to

the front end of the suspect's mercedes.remember it hit two police cars in marin.and rear-ended a car at the toll plaza. >> reporter:it was towed away. police and rangers searched the fort point area.and into the persidio. they set up a perimiter.but no sign of the suspects.described only as two young black guys. tonight.officials are still looking for these suspects. what started out to be a >> pam: medical call for help. turned deadly overnight. in san lorenzo. >> pam: kron 4's will tran reports. as it all unfolded. a man wielding a bat. reportedly confronted alameda county sheriff's deputies >> reporter: come back to full with them inside the atlanta and this is what they called the deputies when they came out with a couple of minutes he was back inside the house. >> deputies went inside as they were searching the house a man came out with a

baseball bat and hit the sergeant with that baseball bat the sergeant was carrying a controlled weapon at it did this arm that weapon the transition to his handgun at fired right along with another deputy. >> it is a picture of the man the police shot and killed. they had enough opportunity to speak with his net due. he believed that the shooting was excessive. >> he was a 60 year-old stroke did come back ahead health issues bay did not need to do that. >> reporter: wish to debbie felt as if they did have to do it because he was hit by a bat. will tran kron 4

rows >> pam: law enforcement throughout the state of california. in mourning after two highway patrol officers were killed in the line of duty. >> pam: officer brian law and officer juan gonzalez both worked in the bay area at one point in their careers. >> pam: officer gonzalez on the left of your screen. worked at the san jose c-h-p office. >> pam: officer law on the right. worked at the oakland c-h-p office. the two died in a crash responding to an emergency call. >> pam: they are the first officers from the fresno c- h-p office to die in the line of duty since 1962. no word yet on funeral plans. >> pam: new tonight. kron-4 has learned. investigators are following up on leads. after a female body was found on fire in the oakland hills. >> pam: it happened over the weekend. in the skyline boulevard parking lot. >> pam: the body belonged to a white woman in her forties. but still no word on her identity. >> pam: tonight -- east bay regional parks police investigators. are following up on a vehicle that was parked in the vicinity of the burned body.

it was registered to an east bay female driver. >> we have information leading us to believe and 1 in alameda county the car is registered to at we are following up with information to that person. ".no sign of foul play" >> pam: investigators say they have not ruled out suicide as a possibility positive identification of the body is pending the results of an autopsy by the alameda county coroner. >> pam: an east bay school was shut down today. keeping nearly two- thousand students out of class. >> pam: school officials attempted to notify everyone but some didn't get the word in time. >> pam: as kron four's terisa estacio reports, school officials are hoping they can reopen the school tomorrow.

>> reporter:a gas leak in san francisco's south park neighborhood. caused street closures and evacuations this morning. >> reporter:according to the san francisco fire department. the leak occurred near third street and jack london alley. after a construction crew working in the area , dropped a pipe on a gas main. causing it to rupture. >> this is for the safety of everyone here. >> reporter: they send out an alert and notified a.c. transit that transports more than 80 percent of the students. several dozen students attempted to come to school either by bus or car. >> it will resume as normal tomorrow.

>> pam: an employee at the 'butler and the chef' restaurant. said the eatery was closed for about an hour. and workers and customers were evacuated. >> pam: it took p-g&e crews about 50 - minutes to stop the flow of gas. >> pam: taking a look at our weather this evening. this is a live look from our camera atop mount tamalpais. >> pam: i'm in the weather center with our chief meterologist - jacqueline bennett. the bay area still hoping for more rain. what are the chances? >> jacqueline: very minimum at the north bay coast wine. coast ;ine. skies clearing later on in the morning. very minimal a few hundred if that spot to showers

winds will pick up after the storm pushed through. >> reporter:next time you head to the park to run or take you dog for a walk. you might want to do a tick check. seems we are far more infested with disease carrying ticks than anyone knew. >> reporter:a stanford study about to be published has found that ticks infected with the bacterium that causes lyme disease along with a newly identified human pathogen are widespread in the san francisco bay area. >> reporter:the researchers were surprised to find ticks infected with one or both bacteria in nearly every park they examined. >> reporter:the findings raise the question of whether lyme >> reporter:a sign of lyme disease is a bite with a bulls eye ring. experts say it's a good idea to stay away from wooded areas. pam?

>> pam: coming up at 5:15. >> pam: some are calling it. the plane ride from hell. turbulence so bad. some passengers were slammed into the ceiling. we'll hear from people on the united flight. >> pam: then at 5:30. >> pam: the capitol of ukraine. in flames. and the death toll mounting. we'll show you the violence happening now. after police moved in on protestors. the great american novel. so you can happily let life get in the way, while planning for tomorrow. so you can finish the great american novel banking for the life you have investing for the life you want chase. so you can

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>> reporter:quite a scene in miami.as a one million dollar vase is intentionally dropped.and broken. >> reporter:watch what happens. a south florida artist is now facing charges for dropping the vase. defendant reportedly told police he destroyed the vase at ai weiwei's exhibit in protest. >> reporter:he's apparently upset because only international art is shown at the gallery. >> reporter:and get this. ai weiwei has previously destroyed vases as part of his art work. the suspect is charged with criminal mischief. >> pam: still ahead. >> pam: the effects of bullying might last much longer than you would think. we have a new study. showing the problems that are carrying- over into adulthood. but first. >> pam: how much money do you need to make. to buy a house? we'll show you a new report comparing what you need to earn in san francisco. compared to the rest of the country. country.

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>> pam: united airlines is now investigating why one of its planes. which was just about to land. started shaking wildly. rene marsh has details on the turbulent flight. >> pam: in a split second and without warning, united airlines flight 1676 with more than 100 people on board was violently tossed around in mid air. >>"there was a lot of screaming, a lot of hollering and things like that going on." >> reporter:the incident so jarring, passengers say one woman hit the ceiling so hard it cracked the panel over her head. >> reporter:severe turbulence rattled everyone on board the flight from denver to billings montana forcing the captain to declare a medical emergency. >> reporter:5 passengers were rushed to local hospitals. one remains in intensive care - the others were treated and released. one passenger says the turbulence appeared to have even taken the flight crew by surprise.

>>"i think they were trying to assess things themselves so they really didn't offer any explanation because of what happened so quickly." >> reporter:we have all heard how expensive housing is here in the bay area and particularly in san francisco. >> reporter:tonight we have some hard figures to back that up. suppose you want to but a home in cleveland. >> reporter:you'd need an income of less than 20=thousand dollars. >> reporter:in san francisco you need 115=thousand a year, more than five times as much. >> reporter:according to the web site hsh=dotcom, san francisco is by far the priciest city for home buyers, the only one with a triple-digit minimum income. >> reporter:it's way ahead of san diego and los angeles. and new york city looks positively affordable by comparison. but if you are looking for bargain housing, think location, location, location. cleveland, cincinnati, st. louis and atlanta are all citieswhere you need less than 25=thousand in income

to afford a home. bullying -- it's a parent's worst nightmare and the consequences can be devastating. >> reporter:now the results of a new study show just how long-lasting the effects can be on a child. >> reporter:researchers at boston children's hospital call it a downward spiral. they followed more than four thousand kids from middle school to their high school. >> reporter:the results showed that if a child was bullied they were more likely to have issues with mental health, be less physically healthy, and have more symptoms of depression and lower self-worth. >> reporter:those who experienced consistent and chronic bullying were less interested in simple physical activities -- like walking, running and playing sports. >> reporter:the research showed that nearly half of kids who have or are experiencing bullying both now and in the past had the lowest levels of psychosocial health. >> reporter:and -- this is key to their findings -- the researchers say the health consequences of bullying may compound over time -- and remain long after the bullying ends.

>> reporter:i'm vicki liviakis kron 4 news. >> jacqueline: mostly cloudy out there today we have seen clear skies down in the south bay. mostly cloudy skies into areas of drizzle lange will be very minimal. by 9:00 decrease in clout, as we look ahead to dry m1 whether returning into the weekend more on that in a moment. as we look up to the north here is the tail end of the system bringing rain to the border. clipper at the very end of the system with a few areas of drizzle. as we move past

midnight here come some of those very of drizzle. as we move into the later hours the light rain moving over the peninsula clear skies littered in the morning she here is to look at temperature's very similar not much has j. 62 in oakland in redwood city. 63 in pleasanton and 65 in san jose, as for the sierra now seem to many flurries yet. we ought to expect the national and tomorrow morning. we are expecting some now snow,

>> jacqueline: called for thursday morningfog for thursday morning. >> pam: >> pam: kron 4 news has learned new information. about the former team doctor for the san francisco 49ers. >> pam: doctor daniel garza was also an associate professor and respected researcher at prestigious stanford univerity. >> pam: he killed himself after his home was raided by san mateo county deputies. >> pam: the details of what he was suspected of. have been under wrapsuntil now. >> pam: coming up tonight at 8p.you'll learn what authorities think garza was up to and the disturbing way he lured his victims. >> pam: next. >> pam: we'll tell you the advantage. thousands of americans are getting, by

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>> pam: it seems some people will do anything to get out of paying taxes. zain asher looks at why some think giving up their u.s. citizenship. is a good way to keep more of their money. >> reporter:see you later uncle sam! that's what 3000 americans decided to say last year - lining-up around embassies and renouncing their u-s citizenship. a cnnmoney analysis of government data shows a dramatic spike in americans turning-in their passports. in fact it was three times the average of the previous five years! >> reporter:why the big rise? you can blame a complicated tax system for some of it. unlike most countries, the u-s taxes citizens on all income regardless of where

it's earned or where you reside. >> reporter:for some ex- patriots - reporting taxes can be so difficult that they need expert help that can cost thousands. >> reporter:what's making things even more complex is a new tax law that targets overseas tax evasion. tax experts say the new law is making things so onerous that more people seem to be throwing in the towel and giving up their u-s citizenship just to simplify things. >> reporter:add to that the fact that banks like deutsche bank have even decided to close out the securities accounts of u-s residents outside of america because they're afraid of big penalties should they make a mistake reporting information on u-s held accounts. the other big factor in giving-up your u-s passport: protecting wealth. while its illegeal to renounce your u-s status to avoid paying taxes - people may be doing it anyway. but giving up your citizenship doesn't mean you're off the hook for back taxes - because you'll still owe them. i'm zain asher in new york.

coming up at 5:30. >> pam: death and destruction in the ukranian capitol. we'll show you the fiery battle raging between police and protestors. >> pam: then at 5:45. the giants and the a's getting ready for baseball season. we'll take you live to spring training in arizona.

>> pam: the center of the ukraine capital of kiev. is in flames tonight.

after months of protests against the government, police moved in on their camp. >> pam: grant lodes is here with more on the violence. which has taken more than one dozen lives just today. grant? >> pam: as this map shows, the ukraine is situated right between russia and europe. >> reporter:and that in a nutshell is what is behind the confrontation. >> reporter:fires and explosions in a city of nearly three million people. the focal point is independence square, where protestors have been camped out since november. they were angry that the ukrainian president scrapped a trade agreement with the european union in favor of >> reporter:russian security forces reportedly took part in the crackdown. the protestors fought back, hurling rocks and firebombs at police. >> reporter:the police beating them with batons and firing tear gas.

>> reporter:doctors tended to the injured all through the day, >> reporter:the bodies of two protestors lay in the streets, as night fell, the protestors burned the ruling party's headquarters. as many as 20=thousand people remained in the streets refusing to disperse. >> reporter:police say six officers were killed today, along with as many as 12 protestors. >> pam: president obama has vowed to make 2014 a "year of action". promising to take steps if congress fails to enact his agenda. today, he announced plans to move forward with new fuel standards for medium and heavy-duty trucks. it's part of a multi-year effort to cut emissions and reduce oil use. tory dunnan has details. >>delivery trucks get everything from doritos to diapers. >> reporter:president obama talking trucks as part of his so-called year of action. announcing new steps to cut emissions for trucks at a safeway distribution center in maryland. it's an executive orderthat

doesn't require diving into congress. >>every mile that we gain in fuel efficiency, is worth thousands of dollars of savings every year, so that's why we are investing in research to get more fuel economy gains. >> reporter:this is the latest in a series of executive orders from the president -- ranging from raising the minimum wage for federal contract workers to combating sexual assaults on college campuses. >> reporter:this week's target: the environment. >>we're going to double the distance our cars and light trucks can go on a gallon of gas by 2025. we're going to double it. >> reporter:president obama plans to push the environmental protection agency and transportation department to come up with new standards for vehicles after 2018. >> reporter:the proposal due march of 20-15. >>we are offering new tax credits for companies that manufacture heavy duty alternative fuel vehicles and those that build fuel infrastructures so that trucks running on biodiesel or natural gas or hybrid

technology will have more places to fill up. >> reporter:the president giving praise to commercial companies for their partnership efforts in fuel efficiency. and challenging lawmakers in washington to step up their game. >>if rivals like pepsico and coca-cola or ups and fed x or at&t and verizon, if they can join together on this, then maybe democrats and republicans can do the same. >> reporter:in washington, i'm tory dunnan. >> pam: meanwhile gas prices are on the rise locally. experts say prices are expected to jump to more than 4 dollars a gallon just in the next month. one reason is the summer blend of oil is coming in.which costs refineries a little more to produce. also - experts also say some refineries are going down for maintenance.which leads to less fuel produced and higher prices. >> pam: and here's what bay area drivers are paying on average. 3-67 in oakland, 3-77 in san francisco, and 3-69 in oakland.

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>> pam: the end of football season means one thing to many sports fans. the start of baseball season. both the giants and a's are busy at work in arizona. along with kron 4's j.r. stone who joins us live tonight in scottsdale at the san francisco giants training facility. good evening j.r. >> reporter: most of them have been here the past week or so tomorrow will be the first >> reporter: many of them say they have worked hard because they were not happy

with last season's delay to get back to where they were. >> hopefully everyone was able to put it to good use. took a lot of pride in lacher although we struggled we played better ball down the stretch. execute murderers ian and runners pitching good defense. ex ecute runners >> reporter: i will talk more about that in sports at 6:00 with a more interviews. sports edition and also tonight at 8pm

>> reporter: on the cartoon network they sent that do at rohr, the ribose are on the field but friends off of it. based on it i do not believe you will see them hosting the oscars any time soon. good to see them not taking each other so seriously. >> reporter:if michael sam becomes the first openly gay active nfl player this year, his teammates may be tolerant, but he still will likely face locker-room homophobia, survey from espn. some 86 percent of the 51 players surveyed said a teammate's sexual orientation doesn't matter. however, about 63 percent

said their coaches or teammates used homophobic slurs in the past season, and 12 out of the 51 said they wouldn't shower around a gay teammate. perhaps most importantly, less than half said a gay teammate would feel comfortable in the locker room, 21 said he wouldn't, and five refused to respond. >> reporter: follows the independent report regarding the dolphins are bullying scandal. and, garrido tweeting i will like to send jonathan my apologies. you are still my brother no hard feelings until someone tells me differently. i apologize for acting like a big baby this has been so much on me and my family i just want to play football. >> jacqueline: keeping it in the '40's a slight chance of drugs sold in the forecast for the morning commute. wind gusts in the

20 mi. an hour range. satellite radar picture the rain is largely to the north of us is a system moving into the pacific. clouds and clear we would get this organized and broken system so we will not seek a whole lot of rainfall. after midnight that is when the rain will start to move in and it will be the extent of its. along the san mateo coast line essex a light drizzle and the clubs will start to clear with the sun skies come again. this rim will do little to help the drought. a couple of weekends ago but really we are still one extreme

drought warning. sprinkles overnight will not help with that. >> jacqueline: no snow just yet but that could change could see one to 2 in. of new snow over the night. gust up to 40 mi. per hour. we'll be back to normal by thursday and friday with scott or conditions spiri >> jacqueline: by the weekend it will become homered and warmer. temperatures reaching back into the '70s. >> jacqueline: bowl 32

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(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> pam: new at six. >> pam: controversy brewing over oakland's surveillance project. tonight the city council is expected to decide whether to create a network of surveillance cameras across the city. and as kron4's scott rates reports. opponets feel having all these cameras is an invasion of privacy. >> pam: new at six. a former foster parent from santa cruz who was arrested last year on suspicion of sexually abusing three minors is now accused of molesting a fourth vicitm. >> reporter: was arrested friday in soquel on suspicion of molesting a minor last june. he is now being held in county jail on a three- hundred-thousand-dollar bail. weissman is scheduled to be arraigned wednesday on the new charges. sheriff's investigators believe that there may still be additional victims in the >> reporter:a south bay firefighter accused fo selling drugs and molesting a 17-year-old boy

appearance this afternoon. kron four's rob fladeboe of justice in san jose. >> reporter:53-year-old mario enrique questas walked into department 23 just after 1:45 tuesday afternoon. he was in handcuffs and chained at the waist. the veteran firefighter was arraigned on three felony drug charges. he is alleged to have sold >> reporter:to an undercover cop with the state and county enforcement task force. >> reporter:a former fire engineer at san jose's station and more recently assigned to the department's community outreach division, questas also faces charges inwith the alleged molestation of a 17-year-old boy but prosecutors had little to say about that part of the case. >> reporter:investigators say the sex abuse allegations also resulted from a tip connected to he drug case and that they suspect there may be more victims as the case unfolds. if convicted on the drug charges, questas could spend as long as four years, eight months in state prison. it wasn't clear to whom, but as he left the courtroom, questas gave a someone in the gallery.

>> reporter: is a lot of public comment you can count on us to bring you the latest reporting and oakland scott rates kron 4 news. >> pam: new at six a former foster parent from santa cruz who was arrested last year on suspicion of sexually abusing three miners is not accused of molesting a fourth bid them. 57 year old steven wise man was arrested friday in seoul

will on suspicion of molesting a minored last june he is now being held in county jail on a $300,000 bail weisman is scheduled to be all right wednesday on new charges. chef and sheriff's investigators believe that there may still be additional victims in this case. >> pam: and one man is dead following a house fire in bay point this morning contra costa county fire crews responded to the want alarm blaze just i after 9:00 the dead was a man in his 80s. and his name has not been publicly released firefighters pulled the man from the home and provide medical treatment that he was pronounced dead at the scene. fire officials believe the beckham may have

died before the blaze began fire officials also say the cause of the fire was likely the result of the flammable materials left on the top of a floor furnace. >> pam: we are learning more affirmation about the bart body found at the interests of the brett wood regional park over the weekend while authorities are now quite ready to declare it a murder case the possibility of suicide has not been ruled out either kron4 haazig my new digs deeper tonight and to the dock identity of the bit of grit identity of the victim.3 >> reporter: appositive identification of the bar the body is now waiting on autopsy from the corner office.

>> reporter:authorities are continuing to search today for two suspects who led police on a chase across the golden gate bridge after allegedly burglarizing a car in the night. a national park service ranger saw one of the suspects breaking into a car on conzelman road in the marin headlands at about 8 p.m., park >> reporter:service spokeswoman alexandra picavet said. when the ranger tried to stop the suspect, he jumped into a black mercedes and the mercedes driver sped off, smashing into two parked rangers' cars and then heading across the bridge, according to picavet. >> reporter:the car chase ended when the mercedes rear-ended another car at the toll plaza, picavet said. no one was injured in any of the crashes. the suspects, described only has young black males, then got out of the car and ran east from the bridge toward fort

point. park service rangers, along california highway patrol, set up a perimeter to search for the suspects but did not find them, picavet said. the investigation is continuing today, and picavet said police have seized the suspects' car. >> pam: she said the case is a reminder that bay area visitors and residents alike should keep valuables out of sight in cars. "car break-ins along scenic view points do happen year round," picavet said. "we actively try to warn people, don't leave anything valuable or visible in your car." >> reporter:picavet added that thieves work very quickly whencars and that often, the "most of the cars that are broken into are rental cars," she said. "often times people are carrying everything with them when they're on vacation. it's mostly tourists that are being police are trying to track ha down a man who robbed a bank of the west branch in petaluma this morning. here's a surveillance image of the suspect that police police say the man entered the bank of the west on this morning and amount of cash. he drove away in a black 1980's pickup truck. with either a primer or a paint condition. >> pam: and a chance of showers in the bay area. this is a live picture.

kron4's chief meteorologist jacqueline bennet is tracking the weather. jacqueline, where could we see rain tonight? >> jacqueline: along the san mateo coastline by six and over the peninsula them pushed down to the south bay by 89:00 clear skies. rainfall total very minimal drizzly morning and gusty winds much pushed through. snow and the sierra coming up the interest of that. >> pam: coming up. >> pam: a man in san lorenzo shot and killed after a confrontation with sheriff deputies. >> pam: what led up to the tragedy. plus -- baby boom. >> pam: the growing trend for more women trying to get pregnant. about taking a bite of a hot pocket.

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historic path lined streetcar to $6 per trip right now the fear is just $2 pair >> pam: the change will bring the streetcar fares in line with cable car fares and generate nearly $5 million but some muni board members are concerned and gigantic fare hike would adversely impact those who live or work and sap francisco and relied on the f line each and every day another public hearing is scheduled for march 4th and a decision as expected march were talking. tan dollars.

14. >> pam: kron4 news has learned new information about the former team doctor for the san francisco 49ers. >> pam: doctor daniel garza was also an associate professor and respected researcher at prestigious stanford univerity. >> pam: he killed himself after his home was raided by san mateo county deputies. the details of what he was suspected of has been under wrapsuntil now. coming up tonight at 8p.you'll learn what authorities think garza was up toand the disturbing way he lured his victims. >> reporter:capital one is getting a lot of attention over a policy that allows them to contact you in quote "any manner." >> reporter:the fine print of the company's credit card rules says customers can be contacted by mail, phone or email --- as well by "personal visit" or at your >> reporter:the rules aren't new.but a recent l-a times column stirred up debate on social media. >> reporter:the card agreement also allows capital one to disguise

themselves to people who screen their calls. >> reporter:capital one responded saying they don't visit cardholders or "send debt collectors to their homes or work." >> reporter:and that they're considering two separate agreements because the language in the debated contract doesn't apply to their general cardholder. dan >> un organize tail end of the system and we will receive late angelo at the very end. breaking apart and by 2:00 and little like rain. a that will continue to push the other stuff founder south further south. snow in the sierra. winds

will pick up in the latee morning and early afternoon. >> jacqueline: satellite twitter picture was a few inches of rain and some snow. one to 2 in. of new snow and wind is picking up and the sierra was a late when the advisory in the sierra. here to look at the extended forecast this storm will be very weak and very quick. gusty winds and to the after nine fog and warm it up into the afternoon

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so officials decided to bring her down by force. officials say the woman panicked when she heard the door burst open. and was about to jump.but passed out. at the crucial moment.a firefighter hanging outside the building caught her and carried to the ground. >> reporter:the winter olympics in russia taking more of a political turn today. two members of the punk group pussy riot are among nine people detained while walking in downtown sochi. >>orter:the women went to sochi to protest against the lack of freedom of speech in russia. >> reporter:here they are in a recent interview. they're highly critical of president vladimir putin and were put on trial for protesting inside a church. >> reporter:the band members planned to record a song in english called "putin will teach you to love the homeland." russian police have not yet confirmed the incident. >> reporter:three suspects arrested in connection with the drugs found in actor philip seymour hoffman's

apartment appeared in court today. >> reporter:musician robert vineberg pleaded not guilty to three felony counts of criminal possession of heroin at his arraignment in state supreme court in manhattan. >> reporter:22-year-olds max rosenblum and juliana luchkiw also pleaded not guilty to misdemeanor counts of criminal possession of cocaine. >> reporter:hoffman was found dead in his new york apartment on february 2. >> reporter:you can catch all your entertainment news here on kron4. >> reporter:the insider starts at 7. followed by entertainment tonight at 7- 30.right after the kron 4 news. >> pam: still ahead at six- thirty. >> pam: deadly protests in ukraine.as clashes continue between police and protestors. the latest on the escalating situation. a new health concern. what ticks are carrying that might have you double think about taking a walk at bay area parks. >> reporter: the next

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runs back inside the house by turn deputy pariah if he goes inside the house, according to investigators he attack on a bell with a baseball bat and the officers opened fire on him officers has been to that place 19 previous times since 2011 parent >> reporter: dan timing it was a caucasian on it and the 4/8 recently found burning at the redwood regional park and oakland hills. and may lead to heart identity. >> it was a woman who was and i needed county the heart is rushed a registered to. the car is registrered to.

>> reporter: how hard was sent home but not everyone received about such current peak and he came to the same as shot down the line. school was expected to be kron 4 news. >> reporter: contra county responded to and burning home with a man and his and the soprano is dead at the same current the man may have died before the blaze began parent an autopsy will be completed. i cannot be because of flammable materials left on f r test floor.

blood >> reporter: disease is more widely spread dent previously believed. lime disease. discovering ticks in all locations are carrying those pathogens >> jacqueline: did tell and of the system passing out to the north would not bring us much rain at all. light showers letter to run at 4:00 movie father sells and over the peninsula that will

be the extent of it. we will start gusty winds as well. we will start to see gusty winds as well. drizzly commute. last storm for a little while. (male announcer): now, here's stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. >> reporter:this man in the beige jacket failed attempt to commit a crime right smack in the middle of the bay bridge but i want you to pay attention because this is video you will only see on kron 4 >> reporter:often things are not want they appear, at first glance it looks like a

minor finder bender on the lower deck of the bay bridge >> reporter:what it is, is a carjacking attempt and some ordinary citizens stepped in to help the cab driver >> reporter:the man on the phone in the plaid shirt is one of those ordinary citizens in fact he is on the phone with 911 operators >> reporter:standing at the door is the owner of the cab trying to keep his cab from being stolen >> reporter:inside sitting in the drivers seat according to the california patrol is 34 year old ambrose charles walker the third >> reporter:this entire series of events was recorded by yet another oridnary citizen who wishes to remain anonymous >> reporter:ambrose tried to rob the cab driver and when that failed he climbed into the front to steal the cab >> reporter:witnesses driving on the bridge saw what appeard to be a tussel

going on inside the cab not realizing what had happened >> reporter:this process went on for about two minutes all the while ambrose looking to see if the police are arriving >> reporter:then you hear some yell on the ground! >> reporter:and ambrose and the cab owner contuine to wrestle, until finally the carjacker leaves the car with his hands raised in the air >> reporter:hey get on the ground >> reporter:now i know want you are thinking the police have arrived, well did you notice there were no sirens? >> reporter:that's because the person yelling get on the ground was another ordinary citizen playing a game of bluff and it worked >> reporter:he tried to steal your cab? he tried to rob me and steal my cab >> reporter:then later you begin to hear the sounds of siren from the highway patrol and the san francisco police nats: sirens >> reporter:who then take the suspected carjacker to jail where he now sits charged

with carjacking his bail is 100,000 bail which since he didn't have bad fare there is pretty good chance he dosent have bail in san francisco stanley roberts kron 4 news >> pam: coming up at 8. >> pam: we have exclusive video from inside the cab during the attempted carjacking. >> pam: show us more of the dramatic video. story than just a carjacking attempt. ------ >> reporter:it's early morning in kiev, and fires are still burning here is a live picture from >> reporter: the city of three million people. >> reporter:it has been the scene of violence and mayhem after government security forces attacked a crowd of tens of thousands of protestors it was a daylong deadly street battle of clubs and rocks and at least 18 deaths. >> reporter:the protestors have been camped out in the capital ever since last november. >> reporter:they are angry over the government's close ties with russia. >> reporter:the obama administration is expressing

support for them. >> reporter:vice president joe biden told the ukrainian president the demonstrators have return to index of

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more than 61-thousand in vitro fertilization babies were born in 2012. >> reporter:that's up more than two thousand infants from the year before. >> reporter:i-v-f treatments accounted for nearly two percent of all babies born in the u.s. in 2012. will go back live to the desert for men wore a giants and a's spring training.

(male announcer): it's now time for gary radnich from the jack in the box sports desk. >> gary: no more lindsey told taking the year off he did not say he wanted to spend more time with his palin angeles says similar. tunney gusset no beef the ballplayer, retired and give a big speech saying once it's been more time with his ballet so he stepping away for several years of football. the the the say

they're spending more time with their family i does not go like this to help the something else. >> gary: ready for excitement spring is in the air it certainly for baseball! the first full squad workout tomorrow with the giants sergio romo is the closer once again. buster posy warming up again >> gary: good evening j.r. >> gary:

>> reporter: good evening gary suspected as the lights are on it is stills like baseball season. talky with some reporters sergio romo and like moment because a lot of the giants are focused. you know what we have to give that to where we were not last year but two years ago we are working hard to do that. mayors not only getting back with stay healthy as they do that. that is the key to getting back to where they were.

>> we do not want to be the ones which she we were in the playoffs we will like to be in the playoffs. >> reporter: " chris their reporting for capp tomorrow their first full squad will begin today is. this is another team that is focused. a lot of people forget that they won 96 games last year creek and some experts say they cannot read over a hundred games this year. and they have some young guys coming up. we also talk with their catcher. fired up and ready to go. >> getting more acclimated with the guys here and talk more bringing down my shell i am not the who wrong guy in the clubhouse but time

during my part. hoo ra! guy in the clubhouse >> that >> reporter: in scottsdale with a beautiful day mid '80s i am telling you if you are not discussed dealt you need to get out here. gary i know you love the studio but this is so good out here. now back to you gary! >> gary: nice job j.r., great job in fact! >> mind set is the same for it goes in the beginning with those goals we understood that guys aren't

going to be hot and cold it out or ian so we are excited getting back to good solid basketball. >> gary: scheduled to host iowa and an 8 ft. piece of metal came down before the scheduled to it. ...hoosiers came out assess the situat ion. >> gary:wise is fron reno

nevada... u.sa right there with the netherlands. >> gary: few days after say a ton garrido was done with twitter. incognito... i would like to send john a pam martin my apologies if someone tells me different until someone tells me differently no hard feelings you are still my brother. >> gary: showing up on a

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