the crew on scene and we will bring you updates as we get them. this is the second recent shooting on that interstate. last thursday, highway 580 was shut down in castro valley, after shots were fired at a man driving a black chevy. there was a noone not hurt. scene from our helicopter partnership with abc 7 news. four men were arrested in connection with that shooting. >> pam: developing at five. >> pam: a 'predator alert' in the east bay. police tonight are on the hunt for a man. who grabbed and sexually assaulted a 15- year-old girl on a popular east bay trail. >> pam: this very frightening attack happened over the weekend, on the alameda creek trail in fremont. kron 4's scott rates is live near the scene. with details on how all this played out. scott? >> reporter: this is a very populated drill with a lot of people all here today and i have seen a beefed up presence presence of police on the trail. they tell us that a high school age girl was found here jogging on

this trial when she said a man aggressive police started groping her from behind. he came out of nowhere from behind her and attacked her at that point the teenager froze and the man ran away. she was able to get away in contact the police. >> there is a lot of people will walk in the neighborhood no one has come for to say since they were a witness to this attack. we would definitely like to hear from anyone that it's a witness for who have since put in this situation. >> reporter: obviously police are looking for help your creek they will not

relax until he is off the street. >> pam: the family of lynne spalding now taking legal action against san francisco general hospital. the family publically made the announcement today. they filed a claim against the hospital and the san francisco sheriff's department. for the events surrounding spalding's disappearance and death. >> if you would not have lost her we would not have had to go looking for her and that excuses they're both just excuses they should not have loss' turf. lost her. >> pam: spalding was admitted to san francisco general hospital last september for a bladder infection she was found dead in a stairwell at the hospital. 17 days after she went

missing from her hospital room. >> pam: last month, state health inspectors delivered a report also blaming spalding's death on the hospital and sherifs deputies. spalding's family says.to date. no charges have been filed. or disciplinary action taken. >> pam: tonight kron-4 is tracking a storm moving into the bay area. this is a live look from san francisco. >> pam: a gloomy day - but the bright spot. a little more rain. i'm here in the kron-4 weather center. >> pam: with our chief meteorologist jacqueline bennett. >> jacqueline: light showers have already kicked off this afternoon. we did have a light rain moving into ocean beach. also light rain over oakland and berkeley. as for

the peninsula rain over the san mateo bridge. we did see quite a few showers over the north bay as well. so let's go ahead and take a look as satellite for radar pictures. this will be pushing to the south this evening. all the time in this on futurecast this evening coming up. >> pam: >> pam: happening now. an amtrak train has struck a pedestrian on the tracks in oakley. >> pam: we have new details tonght. about a man hit and killed on the bart tracks in hayward this morning. it caused a major service disruption. shutting three stations for hours. as kron4's terisa estacio report. police believe they know how

the person got on the tracks. >> reporter: the train struck a man up on the tracks and died on the scene he was not an employee police and has now confirmed that there was a whole and the man was trapped trespassing. . defense has now been repaired. the fence profits. best addition is still kron 4 news. >> pam: continuing our team coverage. >> pam: that deadly bart accident threw a wrench into the morning commute.

for those in south alameda county as three bart stations remained closed. kron 4's mike pelton shows us the detours riders made - >> pam: and when trains finally started to roll. >> reporter: trains began rolling once again around 730 this morning thousands of bart riders had to make alternate plans alternate plans for their commute. throughout much of the morning commute because of the deadly accident bart kirch premier writers but due to low half staffing it was never established they had to rely on a different station to open. >> i'll have to wait 50 more minutes i will be late. >> it will be about 20 minutes shall be late but it

is not the end of the world. >> boss should understand he takes boss he takes of art as well. bart >> reporter: just at this to a list of bart related service issues over the year. bart has had multiple >> pam: problems during the commute within the last two weeks. but it has been especially bad during the morning. just last friday, there were major delays systemwide. due to rain water. getting into the ventilation system and computer equipment at a bart control room. >> pam: then earlier that week police shut down bart services in powell station as they searched for a robbery suspect. >> pam: and of course the week before that four cars of a 10 car bart train derailed shutting down service for almost 2 days.

>> pam: coming up at 5:15. a group of california third >> pam: graders busted for a very adult crime. what police say they were caught with. >> pam: then at 5:30. >> pam: backlash from a bay area slaughterhouse. how a massive beef recall is a becoming a big problem for local ranchers. >> pam: and next. >> pam: and next. huh, fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know pinocchio was a bad motivational speaker? i look around this room and i see nothing but untapped potential. you have potential. you have...oh boy. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. safeway presents real big deals of the week. or how to get great deals the easy way. you do enough flying around. that's why we give you real big club card deals.

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the kids got the drug in the story. . show >> reporter: bottom-line the apparently eat too much animal protein vegetarians may be on to something fresh research spending food from beans and as did not have the same effect. >> pam: some very dramatic video of a pregnant mother

driving her van into the ocean with her children inside the car you would not want to miss it.

>> pam: three students in california were busted, police say, for smoking pot in a school bathroom. the students are only eight and nine years old. now, parents as the no. elementary school wonder how the kids got the drug inside this place. >> some of the three kids get taken of disk out of the bathroom. we were not sure of what the reason was carried >> it is bad because they're little kids and it should not happen. still

>> unclear what disciplinary actions were taken still insist they have not seen the children on campus said spirit >> is not healthy and can really blowing your life. roy and your life ruin >> >> reporter: >> pam: the school's follows the california education code: 0 which says the students may be suspended or possibly expelled. awarded to the to lemond county probation department. tuol umne >> catherine: a miami police officer made at least two big mistakes recently. first - he was driving drunk. then - when stopped by the florida highway patrol.

he began asking the troopers to look the other way and let him go. >> catherine: 40-year-old albert coriat also seemed to be forgetting the fact that the conversation was being recorded. >> did not tell you to go out and drink and then drive up you did this to yourself. >> catherine: officer coriat had been picked up for making an illegal u-turn. and it became apparent he'd he kept up his pleas to be released -- telling the arresting trooper that if the roles were reversed - he'd have let 'him' go. people >> catherine: none of this worked. he's been relieved of duty pending the outcome of the criminal case. >> jacqueline: as we look toward san francisco showers for the past hour pushing to the east bay oakland and berkeley had it up towards the hills right now. light

rain also in hayward in union city showers up through the north highway 11. i concede the first wave the showers moving the we do have more in store for the evening as the main band of brain and brain continues this evening. rain continues this evening. >> jacqueline: down to san mateo also see showers in the south bay at this point as well. have yourself near the coast line. moderate morning with this system as we move past the men that our near the coast line and the east bay and pleasanton

to the diablo range morning to meet tomorrow largely dried decrease in the clouds above the morning hours. >> jacqueline: and little more for the santa cruz mountains. recent what rather is thought to have played a role in a couple of messy road closures along highway 9 in the santa cruz mountains kron 4 rob fladeboe shows you what is happening. >> reporter:the recent wet weather is thought to have played a role in a couple of messy it was one of those 'big trees' this part of the santa cruz mountains are known for

that came down on highway nine early wednesday about four miles south of felton. not a redwood but rather a big douglas fir tree.perhaps a hundred feet tall. growing up there along the right of way for the roaring camp and big trees railroad, the three to four foot diameter fir lost it's grip in thetracks and rolled down the mountain onto the pavement below. at the same time, about 10 miles north, highway nine was closed just outside boulder shotcreek where another tree, it too perhaps weakened by the recent wind and rain, broke loose and took out a key power line. circle of friends pre school and gillian davis were among as many as 400 p.g. and e. customers who lost their electricity for a time. >> hopefully my boss would not be too upset.

>> reporter:the closures forced this man and scores more to take bear creek road and other detours as crews raced to get the power back on and clear the mess at both ends of the san lorenzo valleys as the skies grew grey wednesday afternoon, ahead of more wet weather. in the santa cruz mountains rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >> pam: next. >> pam: a dramatic rescue caught on camera. after a pregnant mom drives her van full of kids. into the ocean. we have the video. mattress discounters' $197 mattress sale $197 mattress sale is ending soon. bulldog: mattress discounters' $197 mattress sale! television announcer: right now, you can get a serta mattress, any size, for just $197 each piece when you buy the complete set. bulldog: any size mattress - twin, full, queen, or king - for one low price! and they'll deliver it free. television announcer: the $197 mattress sale... bulldog: oh boy! television announcer: ...is ending soon.

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>> pam: >> catherine: in florida - a pregnant woman is accused of deliberately driving herself and her children into the ocean -- in a murder-suicide attempt. >> catherine: this was the

scene - as a tourist captured it on camera. it happened on daytona beach tuesday. what you can't see -- three children were inside that van. frantically screaming for help. they're all under 10 years old - and one witness says they were saying "our mommy's trying to kill us." people came running over and managed to get the children out.but couldn't believe what was happening. you see the woman here.walking away. >> they had kept going deeper and shrieking close its floor and we saw a kid saying help us >> catherine: when two of the children were rescued -- they told people that there was still a baby inside. >> catherine: the mother never said a word.and just kept walking. it now turns out - she'd been interviewed by police just hours earlier as part of a mental evaluation -- but was released. the 31-year-old is now in a florida hospital. only moments after all three children were taken out of the van -- it was hit by a huge wave and partially submerged.

>> pam: coming up at 5:30. >> pam: a scary situation in crimea. >> pam: as armed gunmen attemp to kidnap a u-n envoy. we have the latest on the ukraine crisis. >> pam: then. >> pawe love this kitchen! what's next? great! do you have measurements? yeah, i paced it off. it's about twenty by twelve of these. so, we can measure, plan and install it for you. yea, let's do that! ikea. professional kitchen services at a low price. hales corners, wisconsin. nice pass by alyson dudek. can she hang on to that spot? and she does! [ male announcer ] with the u-verse wireless receiver, your tv goes where you take it, allowing inspiration to follow. ♪ [ dad ] looks pretty good, right? [ girl ] yeah.

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(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> pam: more bay area news now. that massive beef recall by the u-s-d-a last month. >> pam: very little rain was still low the arab world will need to be. >> jacqueline: it is an overcast we do have a few showers starting on around

the bay area. san francisco just sought a light sale pushed through. down over the peninsula and east day we've seen some light showers as while lme gut as well. down on the peninsula and little bit more dry right now. more showers and approaching spotty showers agency and the dryer right now but more rain is certainly on the way. is turning out to be a big >> jacqueline: >> jacqueline: decrease in clouds we have more rain and the extended forecast as well and we will take x look at the extended forecast coming up. cattle ranchers.

>> pam: is turning out to be a big problem for many local cattle ranchers. kron4 maureen kelly spoke to the operator to the operator of a bolinas ranch who claims their beef is good. they say, the recall is a waste of animals lives. and it is hurting them financially. >> reporter:these cows quietly grazing on the marin county coast are part of biill and nicollete niman's herd.ranchers who are part of the growing sustainable food movement. their cattle are fed only grass and hay.and never given hormones or antibotics in their feed. 426 head of cattle of the just like these were slaughtered last year at the rancho feeding corp and because of that.all of them are subject to the usda's recall > she

>>it really seems unfair >> reporter:nicollette niman says they've already taken nearly 40-thousand dollars worth of beef back to the slaughterhouse to be destoyed.and they have close to 100-thousand pounds of frozen meat filling boxes like this one.sitting in a freezer as they fight the recall. >>there's quite a bit of potential lost revunue here >> reporter:the usda says they reason they recalled nearly 9 million pounds of beef was because rancho had processed dieseased and unsound animals without the benefit of a full federal inspection. nicollette says their livestock. >> first of all we know all of our animals are healthy, they are in no way dieased, >> reporter:she says someone from their ranch was present for each and every one of their cows that went thru the >>if we had any doubt whehter our meat was safe or not we would not be fighting to strongly that our meet is wholesome, it's safe, it has nothing to do with these issues and therefore throwing it away is not only a waste of money it's a waste of really good food, animals died to create this meat and to throw it away now is really troubling

>> reporter:she says there are 30-40 other local ranchers who also believe they've been unfairly caught up in the recall and have been forced to destroy what they belive to be perfectly good meat. . happening now in the ukraine. a united nations diplomat is safe in the capital city of kiev after being threatened by an angry mob in russian=controlled crimea. >> reporter:this is a picture of senior u=n special envoy robert serry in a coffee shop in crimea's capital city. if he looks a little stressed, it's because of this. the british reporter who took these pictures tweeted about men in combat fatigues outside blocking the coffee shop door. >> pop envoy >> reporter:serry says he was forced to take refuge after a mob attacked his car. >>and somebody who did not identify himself was telling me he had orders to bring me immediately to the airport >> reporter:the envoy eventually agreed to leave crimea and left the coffee shop as the crowd shouted, "russia, russia."

>> reporter:while pro=russia passions are running high in crimea, peace activists in moscow released a flock of doves. their protest against the confrontation with ukraine ended when police took them aeway. >> reporter:russia responded to western threats of economic sanctions with threats oflawmakers in moscow want to confiscate assets belonging to u.s. and european companies if the west tries to punish russia economically. >> reporter:tonight - we still don't know exactly what triggered that gas leak and explosion - that leveled a town house development in new jersey tuesday. a woman has died from her injuries.and at least 20 other homes are so badly damaged, they are uninhabitable. >>"oh, my god." >> catherine: water sprayed on the smoldering debris created clouds of steam for hours. >> catherine: shingles, glass, fiberglass insulation, parts of trees, pieces of furniture: all littered through this part of the neighborhood. >>"i was told there was 55

units that have been damaged. obviously, the power to that area is cut off." >> catherine: gas company contractors working near these townhouses in ewing township, new jersey, reported possible damage to a gas line just before noon, tuesday. >> catherine: the explosion happened about an hour later, as a crew with public service electric and gas was trying to repair the line. >>"just a loud, loud explosion." >>"like a bomb hit the whole area." >>"i was pushed back from the pressure of it." >>"i can see nothing but fire. homes were blown out. windows were blown out." >> catherine: seven workers were injured. a woman who lived nearby was killed; her body was found >>"because of the condition of the body, we're not able to id it. we'll have to wait for the autopsy so we're 100% sure." some people were eventually allowed to go back home, but residents of about 30 of the two- and three-story

townhouses had to find other state and local inspectors continue checking for structural damage - to make sure the buildings still standing are safe. >> catherine: records show that the contractor working at the site has been fined in the past more than 100-thousand dollars for safety violations at other jobs. >> catherine: the company is cooperating with investigators. >> pam: coming up at 5:45. >> pam: then. facebook taking action. after someone discovered people were using the social media network. to buy and sell guns. and next. >> pam: we told you about katie perry adding mid-wife to her resume. now she's trying out yet - another career. although this time -- *not so successfully. >> pam: u-s stocks barely budged today. following two volatile days for the market. take a look at the closing numbers.

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>> reporter:katy perry is a big star on the stage, but what happens when she steps in front oftake a look at this clip from australia: the pop star tried her hand at forecasting on an australia's morning show. the pronunciations of some cities tripped her up. but she told viewers if they didn't understand her forecast, they could get the weather on their phone. perry is in australia to promote her upcoming world tour. >> reporter:yesterday we told you about >> jacqueline: more organize coming in this evening.

>> pam: yesterday we told you about the guns illegally being sold on facebook. just today the media giant announced that they will delete posts from users

seeking to buy or sell weapons illegally or without a background check. kron 4's gabe slate shows us. just how pervasive a problem this became on the social network. >> reporter: the plo tries to improve how facebook makes it easy for a gun to be bought and sold on-line without criminal background checks or showing id. this has gained over 90,000 signatures. >> these platforms are in fact been used for illicit transactions for fire arms. how easy it is for anyone out id convicted felon, with a cash and a handshake to purchase these guns. some >> reporter: of the names on these pages seem to apply

something like guns for sale or sell machine guns. interaction in huge numbers of followers. would be >> status i were following check locks for obvious miners were looking to buy sell or trade weapons. >> ok how much is this rifle? any individual sesno you do not need id is $550 i am willing to meet you here with no questions asked and no idea. >> reporter: you will be surprised how easy it is to fight a gun for sale. as the sellers and in milk included in the post. majority >> of the people using these pages are in fact dealers is sellers following the

letter of law under kentucky transactions. >> reporter: you are talking about a tiny fraction that business using the system. you always have a dark side to social media and it is a place where people meet record it is a nightclub, or a dark alley or social media network. >> reporter: shook a few rotten apples when it for everyone? if there to ask facebook to police what people are doing it outside and the real world. gabe slate kron4 news. >> jacqueline: satellite radar picture showing brain well to the north of us. as you look to the north you

will see plenty of plain. there is a look with futurecast. and more organized crime coming in. by 10 futurecast 10. range over san francisco, richmond and san mateo and closer to the some detail at this hour also. 1:00 hour still continuing with a grain of antioch. by morning commute it would be largely dried with a couple wayward showers. as for the sierra

rain is out there right now. as the smoke coming overnight higher elevations. temperatures will be too warm for us to see any snow. the high 51 spirit to begin in style and to early tomorrow morning. temperatures will be up to 60 in the sierra saturday afternoon. we do have the storm tonight temperature staying very mild. and the low fifties. a little cooler than to that. warning that the up to 70 degrees. more changes as we had until sunday. spotty showers to

that >> jacqueline: snowbomb.com ski report ...expecting more snow tonight. >> pam: the top of the scoring traffic on the 80 toward the lower deck is now moving south down 1 01 m1 the creek is heavy in all directions. san jose 101 traffic is low. >> reporter: the squirrel is missing one eye and has a

broken tail colin has gotten away and may enter richard i will explain in the next edition of people hitting behaving badly tonight at 8. we love this kitchen! what's next? great! do you have measurements? yeah, i paced it off. it's about twenty by twelve of these. so, we can measure, plan and install it for you. yea, let's do that! ikea. professional kitchen services at a low price.

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(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> pam: this is the second recent shooting on that interstate. >> pam: last thursday, highway 580 was shut down in castro valley, >> pam: after shots were fired at a man driving a black chevy. you can see video of the scene from our helicopter partnership with abc 7 news.

>> reporter: the driver was for some reason was it in the elbow. he drove here to 14th avenue at a locked himself into the emergency room where he was treated. taking video you can see that there is shattered glass on the passenger side window of bad dark car right there. if you look on the driver's side the windshield has a bullet hole in it. police will be investigating back. it is unclear if the driver and the shooter known each other. just bush in

oakland kron 4 news. >> reporter: this would be the second shooting last there was state highway 580 was shut down in castro valley after shots were fired at a man driving a black chevy you can see video of the scene from our helicopter partnership with abc seven in the spirit >> reporter:you can see that vehicle right there. and even the bullet holes in the windows. however no one was hurt. four men were arrested in connection with that shooting. >> pam: tracking the storm. another round of rain is here. >> pam: showers blanket the bay area this evening. this is a live look from santa rosa. the weak storm is expected to most of the rain north of the golden gate bridge. grey and wet skies on mount tamalpais earlier this afternoon.

you can see trees blowing in the wind and some moisture outside. >> pam: i'm in the weather center with kron4's chief meteoroligst jacqueline bennett. jacqueline -- how long will the storm last? >> jacqueline: we have light showers pushing of the bay headed toward the east bay. walnut creek has yet to see the rain but it is approaching toward the area. as to look down toward the peninsula we have seen showers' earlier. no. the bay dryer this past hour but more rain will be moving again. moving in. >> jacqueline: more

widespread showers and that will take a look with the futurecast coming up in just a bit. >> pam: in warning to joggers in walkers in the east bay tonight to police on high alert after it won a reported she was sexually assaulted along a fremont trail. kron4 scott rates is live tonight at the amount needed creek regional trend in fremont. scott would do we know about the attackers? >> reporter: take a look at the trio of year people come up here right there by their walk their dog today there was a beefed up presents as the continued to search for the attacker. the young the victim wishes walking down the trill and she saw this

guy job by her or two minutes later he came out of nowhere coming up from behind and groping beyond victim. she froze and he took off she eventually took off as well and contacted the police for help correc >> definitely apprehensive about walking along. and i hope that this does not escalate. >> is a very highly populated area off and have come forth to say that their witness to this attack. we definitely like to hear from anyone who was a witness or anyone else has been put into this situation. >> reporter:% there are looking for a white man in

his 40's with a five-foot putt kenyan and how 185 tom barret185lbs treated at san francisco general hospital last september for a bladder infection. >> pam: she was found dead in a stairwell at the hospital. 17 days after she disappeared from her hospital room. and as kron4's john fenoglio reports -- spalding's family says no charges have been filed or any disciplinary action taken. >> >> reporter:

>> and never searched that stairwell and they admit it. even though four times they were annexed they never searched that stairwell. even though they were asked several times. >> the only thing they have seen come out of this tragedy was reassignments and they cannot be reassigned to a mother and she cannot be reassigned to a life. >> reporter: they did say the amount is in an excess of $25,000. they have 45 days to respond. afterwards

they would likely move forward with a lawsuit. >> reporter:a mess of a commute this morning for bart riders.after a death on the tracks. you can see bart police here.out on the tracks early this morning.searching for evidence. a richmond-bound train hit a man last night around 11:30. near the south hayward station. trains did not run between the fremont and south hayward stations until just before 8:00 this morning. >> reporter:bart says it waited until daylight to clear the scene so that investigators were certain they had all the evidence. >> reporter:officials say the victim was tresspassing.got through a hole in a fence.and onto the tracks befire the train hit the person.that fence has since been repaired. there are no indications of foul play. >> pam: new tonight. >> pam: a statewide survey released today shows unhealthy products are still being promoted to youth. tobacco.sweetened alcoholic drinks and sugary beverages.

>> pam: the study found in contra costa. seven in 10 stores regularly carried and promoted harmful products. health officials say there is no doubt the prodcuts are targeted at kids. and that policymakers should consider measures to protect youth. including expanding rules against flavored cigarettes.and limiting storefront advertising. >> catherine: israeli prime minister -- benjamin netanyahu was in mountain view this morning. he met with governor brown at the computer history museum. they signed agreements designed to drum up more business ventures between california and israel. the visit brought out some protestors.who gathered outside the museum on north shoreline boulevard. they were there to show support of palestinians. >> catherine: large letters strung up between trees read "free palestine" today's visit to the bay area follows the prime minister's meetings with president obama on monday and a quick trip to los angeles yester day.

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>> reporter:take a look at this. in fresno a car came speeding into a convenience store and crashed right through the glass tuesday morning. >> reporter: >> reporter:a surveillance camera caught it on tape you can see the car crashing in and pushing a whole aisle of food out of the way. police say the 17- year-old unlicensed driver accidentally hit the gas instead of the break. the teen was cited for operating a vehicle without a license. no one was injured. >> pam: coming up. playing by the rules how one bay area based rideshare company is pioneering the way for other app-based car services. love is in the air. an elaborate plan to spark cross-country romance. and isn't cheap. isn't cheap. we love this kitchen! isn't cheap. what's next? great! do you have measurements? yeah, i paced it off.

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>>the controversial oakland surveillance center is moving forward. but on a much smaller scale. oakland mayor jean quan cast the deciding vote. for now the council has approved moving forward with only monitoring the port of oakland. and as kron4's haaziq madyun reports -- one concerned city council member believes >> pam: the watered down surveillance plan will not do the job of keeping oakland residents safe. >>"you know a young man lost his life right here on the corner and another young lady was shot" >> >> reporter:violence in oakland's fruitvale district it is one of the reasons city councilmember noel gallo is a strong proponent of surveillance cameras when it comes to fighting crime.

>>"as you can see we got two cameras located directly above us" >> reporter:however when it came time to cast his vote for the controversial domain awarness centera city wide surveillance camera networkgallo who also chairs the city's public safety committee >> reporter: you voted last night why? >>"i voted no because the proposal that was approved had too many road blocks" >> reporter:road blocks that he says ultimately shifted the concept of a centralized public safety systemto one that only covers the port of oakland. however he says the city is where the crime is taking place >>"the reality is we are the most crime ridden city in the state of california, we are 3rd in the nation, we are basically on our knees when it comes to crimeit does deter some individuals from fighting crime" >> reporter:the alternative?

>>"if not you're going to continue to have the results here where these young men creating negative activity killing each other" >> reporter:in oakland haaziq madyun kron4news >> reporter:new tonight. >> reporter:a san francisco based ride sharing company becomes the first to get an official operating permit. "summon" --formerly known as "instant cab" was given the permit. >> reporter:after the california public utitlites commission says they met all the requirements. including requiring drivers to get criminal background checks. and creating a driver training program. >> reporter:"summon" says being the first company to get a permit shows their committment to rider safety. >> reporter:c-p-u-c officials say other companies have applied--- including uber, lyft and sidecar--- and are being allowed to operate while the applications are pending. >> catherine: target is shaking up its leadership in the wake of a data breach that impacted millions of its customers. >> catherine: montana is the skinniest state in the union and mississippi has the

nation's highest obesity rate. that is according to a gallup survey that asked people their height and weight. california is the eighth=skinniest, four points higher than montana and about 12 points below mississippi. >>more than one out of three mississippi residents is obese. west virginia, delaware, louisiana and arkansas round out the heavyweight states. montana, colorado, nevada, minnesota and massachusetts have the lowest obesity rates. gallup says the national obesity rate has been climbing steadily since it first began its monitoriing six years ago. >> catherine: a new study by the world health organization says only five percent of your daily calorie intake should be from sugar. that is half of what the agency previously recommended. an expert panel says dropping sugar to five- percent will fight obesity and cavities. the sugar total includes sugars added to foods, syrups and fruit juices -- but not sugar that occur naturally in fruits. >> jacqueline: the peninsula is seen in a little bit of light rain. hayward in union

city light showers as well. the rain will increase into the evening reddick picture showing the first wave happening right now. if you look up to the north a lot more rain which will be more widespread organized brain. >> jacqueline: as we head into the 7:00 i were the rain is coming over pushing toward the san francisco, and vallejo by t. and. uc the 11:00 hour sale which is a little bit heavier with more moderate downpours. into the 1:00 hour the rain will increase over plaza 10 am redwood city. but the drier conditions are expected for tomorrow. we will expect some wayward showers in the morning by

eight and skies will start the clear. as for the sierra mainly of rainy conditions out there right now. temperatures at lick level to warrant to see snow. friday and saturday more expected with the extended forecast only bring into thursday with dreier conditions and to friday and saturday. that could bring this to early monday as well. >> catherine: today marks the first day of lent -- ash wednesday. the pope was marking the occasion at the vatican with a special mass. >> catherine: pope francis is coming under increased criticism that he's 'doesn't get it' on sex abuse. three months after the vatican announced there would be a study on how to protect children. francis has taken no action.appointed no

members.and even insists that the church has been >> catherine: "unfairly" attacked when it comes to the issue. generations of children have reported being molested and raped by priests.with church cover-ups being unearthed on a regular basis. >> reporter: if he looks a little stressed it is because of this the british reporter who took these photos and reported men in fatigues flocking the coffee door. he was forced to take rescue refuge as a mob attacked his car. >> orders to bring me to the airport.

>> reporter: dan diplomat did make it safely to the ukrainian capital of kiev. >> pam: coming up. if the shoe fits.wear it. why you may want to put your foot down when it comes to wearing shoes at home. plus -- a baby bear's road to recovery. why an injured cub has reason to grin and bear it. next.

a bear rescued at heavenly >> pam: ski resort. is being nursed back to health. wildlife officials had to rescue the animal and take the cub to a center for medical help.

>> reporter:the 14-month-old bear was named heavenly after the skikimberly mcdouggal bears down the details and shares the cub's road to recovery. >> reporter:once little heavenly puts on a little weight he will be released this spring. lake tahoe wild life care said its going to cost about a thousand dollar to nurse this cub back to health. >> it could have been a fattal yoli or another there. it could have been eight counts guilty coyote or another bear. some of the other a spherenimals are coming out of hibernation. >> reporter: right now nutrition and become healthy is most important

>> pam: still ahead at six thirty. new details uncoverd about the burned body found near an oakland apartment over the weekend. plus-- love knows no boundaries. a pricey push to spark cross-country dating for bay area singles.

please >> reporter: say it happened in the subdivision along the trail which is very busy some people walk that trail or ride their bikes on that trail. the man first walked past her and walked up behind her a couple minutes later groping her. people state that they would not be able to rest easy ones until

this man it has been captured. >> reporter: however, but a slim margin once the councilman says he voted no against the slam trend down of the original plan. >> 42 cameras connected to the images she center deals with the emergency responses and costa wanted to dismantle everything. >> reporter: and the north bay local ranchers are being hurt financially by the massive beef recall in petaluma is calls is calling for changes. st. video cameras should be installed by all meat processing firms. and all of the carcasses are adequately

inspected. >> reporter: family members of land spaldeens and attorneys is now responding doctorate the claim alleged malpractice by general hospital in violation of the elders of the state's shelter abuse. the failure of meekness of dangerous conditions on properties. >> reporter: in san jose 95 year old world war that will be the first trading card and salute to the military training cars that the video of his home to them by rote. the video of him sitting in front of his home borough. purchase this all on over to salute and shake his hand.

coming up and we were here with this overnight success means to him. >> reporter: santa cruz mountains blocked highway 9 for much of the day a tale of two trees and two road closures falling behind highway 9 between santa cruz and pelton. we opening finally at 230 wednesday afternoon the other closure was here north of boulder creek or another tree came down on power lines. in the santa cruz mountains rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >> reporter: it rained heavily for about 45 minutes and as we head into the evening hours the wind is

picking up and more rain asks expected to fall. in the north bay kron 4 news charles clifford. >> jacqueline: more rain is on the way for the later evening. a lot more rain in your read the going down to the south of that will bring us more widespread organized brain. here is a look at futurecast. this organ has rained it goes down to the south by 10. but the 11th o'clock hour terrain is heavier with more moderate down court and the system will bring past the midnight hour. things will have tapered off. drier weather

for tomorrow afternoon and friday and saturday and another round of light to rain expected for sunday. the california office of traffic safety issues grants to police agencies to educate drivers. its your tax dollars at work nats: ambiance (male announcer): now, here's stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. >> reporter: shefor example the driver of this pickup truck was holding his cell while driving which is in violation of the state hands free law nats: 1300 block of rollins >> reporter:so officer ortiz from the hillbourgh police department was one of many officers looking for distracted drivers >>you're phone has a pinkish orange case on it oh red yea >> reporter:the driver explains whatyou know this is a truck that i never drive, so my car has hands free and i just happened to be picking some tile up what are the odds, first time not driving hands free >> reporter:however distracted driving enforcement is not always about giving out tickets sometimes is about educating

the driver céspedes >> reporter:it's a written warning so its not going to dmv it just stays in house in hillsbourgh and burlingame so it your ever stopped in the area they are going to know you were stopped before >> reporter:this driver of this black jeep also was holding a phone when officer ortiz rolled up next to the car >> reporter:when he approached the driver she claimed she wasn't driving she was stopped at the light even if you are at a stop you are still operating a car but listen what happens when i talk to her >> reporter:how are you today fine how are you good you knoe who i am huh yea who am i you're >> the behaving badly guy and whay am i here because i got caughty behaving badly >> reporter:so did this driver, and this driver and oh yea this driver >> reporter: to answer his phone right in front of the police so i asked him why >> reporter:

somebody called me so i picked up the phone to tell them i would call them back/ could you just ignore the call >> reporter:we've all been over to houses that have a shoe-free policy, where you kick your kicks off at the door before entering. but could something as simple as sliding off your shoes really make a big difference in your health and your home? >> reporter:there's no doubt that wearing shoes in your house tracks in some dirt -- and cosmetically that doesn't look as good but is it worth instituting a no- shoes policy all the time for health and hygiene reasons? >> reporter:the wall street journal talked to the

experts and they say that your shoes track in all sorts of things: mud, dirt, bacteria and viruses like e.coli. >> reporter:and depending on where you live this could get worse: live near a farm and more dangerous pathogens come from the soil. >> reporter:carpets could track fungi that could bring on warts or athletes' foots. safeway presents real big deals of the week. or how to get great deals the easy way. you do enough flying around. that's why we give you real big club card deals. right now, load up on your favorite coke products. 12 packs are just $2.77. brew up a great cup for less. folgers is only $6.88. and charmin is $8.99 for 9 mega rolls. real big deals this week and every week. only at safeway. ingredients for life. hales corners, wisconsin. nice pass by alyson dudek. can she hang on to that spot? and she does! [ male announcer ] with the u-verse wireless receiver, your tv goes where you take it,

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>> pam: are you bleed after their best game of the season warriors tried to lay out the rest of their season gary has more sports next.

(male announcer): it's now time for gary radnich from the jack in the box sports desk. >> gary:good evening! new commercial out. kobe piano commercial kobe's new sneaker commercial with the whole buildup being kobe creating the world's greatest piano including a guest spot from if jim harbaugh wants to

>> gary: warriors a couple minutes left. they are coming home after a great road trip. >> gary: dan of suits and ties and matching of everything. speaking of... forced to wear this blazer in cleveland. some replaced with his regular one and had it changed. by time he received the firm original laser his team held on. blaezer his team hadowon. had won. >> gary: kobe bryant has a

new commercial out. >>video >> gary:giving lionel richie a little attention here! >> gary:giving a pep talk for the kansas game. supposedly he was the top choice for the football job. look so given what he wore for a pep talk for the

kansas basketball team against texas tech >> gary: there's harbaugh in lawrence, kansas with kansas coach bill self to the left in his usual "uniform" of 49ers hat 49ers sweat shirt and the pleated khaki pants >> gary: harbaugh's connection with kansas he was their top choice to replace mark mangino back in 2009 while he was still at stanford >> gary: harbaugh is the brother-in- law of indiana hoosiers head coach tom crean >> gary: that hair cut! everytime i see it is sort of stops the show. >> gary: there is a chance the raiders could relocate let's go to pam moore who goal who pays taxes in oakland. >> gary: it is funny. >> pam: everyone is going after the oakland team, i am telling you?

>> gary: they just maybe get the raiders: in the right direction and that is where the a's want to go to. the stadium those of us who remember growing upper now was considered a whole. >> pam: they are working on it. some people remember it consider this outdated. i like to spend the rest of my life here right here in this facility. if it was a hole in the ceiling with a fix it now? i do not think so. it is just the facility.

>> gary: that are the 23rd facility in america. bad back or not? tiger woods is playing golf this week. he did a practice round and this is donald trump's course by the way. tiger woods had back spasms which had him are caused him to sign out of the honda tournament. >> getting everything to fired in proper sequence. >> gary: no one cares.

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