with san mateo and son carlos and redwood city. , and the south bay. san francisco has had a lot of help out there today. hill >> jacqueline: was called to kron4 scott rates drew peck >> reporter: on and off with grain. rain very heavy with the winds. rain. i shot this video just a mall i just a while windshield wipers, obviously have to be on. perhaps seen

the lightning and thunder ring as well with the storm coming through the wind has also picked up at times with different cells moving on shore. people are slowing down taking their time out here. i live look behind me. if you are coming out take your time. so far no room result of damage we will continue to monitor and let you know. marin scott rates kron 4 news. >> pam: the storms have brought some new snow to the sierra. this is video from heavenly ski report. in the last 24 hours between half a foot -- and two feet have fallen depening on the location. we'll have the full sierra report ahead.

>> pam: >> gary: >> reporter:right now search teams are looking for a snowboarder who went missing in the sierra. 25-year-old abraham finkelstein was with his dad yesterday.when they were separated. >> reporter:officials say finklestein was snowboarding in the back-country north of donner pass and boreal ski resort late yesterday afternoon when his dad lost sight of him. it was snowing hard.there were white out conditions at the time. but searchers are hopeful, because finklestein is said to be an avid outdoorsman who was dressed warmly. >> reporter: and a missing runner.has been found.two days after he went missing. the 55 year old was trail running in placer county. he was found alive this afternoon.and told rescuers he stayed warm at night in snowy conditions by curling up into a ball. >> reporter: >> pam: and the rain already causing some problems. this is video from the great

highway in san francisco -- part of it closed today because of flooding. we'll show you more of the flooding and damage around the bay area. at 5:30. >> pam: and we are monitoring traffic tonight. wet roads for the evening commute -- never a good thing. this is a live look from the richmond- san rafael bridge, the san mateo bridge, and the bay bridge toll plaza. we'll have the full traffic report in about 15 minutes. >> pam: new developments tonight in a corruption case. f-b-i agents have searched a legislative office in sacramento, across from the state capitol. it is now nearly a week after the arrest of san francisico democratic state senator leland yee. >> pam: a senate spokesperson says, the office was used rarely -- when aides for yee were in town. the now suspended state senator is facing public corruption charges. he was in court yesterday, but did not enter a plea. he remains out on bail. staff staff

>> pam: meantime -- more than two dozen other people were also named in f-b-i documents. another one of the key players in the f-b-i sting was back in court today. political consultant keith jackson is accused of drug and firearm crimes and facilitating a murder for hire. as kron 4's dan kerman reports his attorney says his client is innocent. >> reporter:inside the federal courthouse tuesday, attorneys for keith jackson were before a federal judge arguing he be released pending trial? but prosecutors opposed the idea calling jackson a one man crime wave who both a danger to the community and a flight risk. >> reporter:prosecutors allege jackson, a campaign consultant for suspended state senator leland yee solicited drugs from an undercover agent, conspired with yee to traffic in firearms, and facilitated a murder for hire. >> reporter:but jackson?s attorney questioned how the fbi conducted its investigation? and said jackson has a history, not of facilitating crime but facilitating the improvement of the city of san francisco.

>> the guns from the philippines does not exist exist in one of the exhibit in the case law that limit and not any reasonable person question as they should. >> he is not guilty of anything. he's not guilty of any bank. and this is not a proper case >> reporter:a former san francisco school board member, with no criminal record, is charged with drug dealing, arms trafficking and murder for hire. >> reporter:we have been digging into the fbi's 137 page complaint.

and keith jackson's name came up early in its investigation of raymond shrimp boy chow. >> reporter:chow is the reputed leader of the chee kung tong, a chinatown group the fbi calls a criminal organization. >> reporter:according to an undercover agent identified only by the number 45-99, jackson is a member of the tong.. in august 2010, chow introduces jackson to 45=99, who is posing as a mafioso from new jersey. >> catherine: the document says. two years later says jackson and his 28 year old son brandon begin discussing drug smuggling and money laundering. they want to know if the agent can supply cocaine or other hard drugs to be included with brandon's marijuana shipments. >> catherine: in the summer of 2013, brandon and another associate marlon

sullivan start selling the agent guns: rifles and pistols, plus bulletproof vests, one of them stolen from the fbi. >> catherine: 45-99 meets their weapons source, another man who offers to act as hit man for the supposed mafia member. >> catherine: he states a price of 10=thousand dollars. >> catherine: at the same meeting jackson suggests that state senator leland yee might be able to provide more weapons. notorious former gangster raymond "shrimp boy" chow ---also accused in the corruption case --- will be back in court tomorrow. officials say they hope to >> catherine: assign an attorney to chow's case

soon. he currently doesn't have a lawyer due to conflicts with previous cases. chow has been convicted in the past of racketeering and drug distribution conspiracy. >> pam: is californian really ready for the next big one. ? we have a new study that put it to the test

>> reporter:there's an old saying. doctor away. turns out it's true! we have a new study that proves it. >> reporter:still ahead. >> reporter: the good nose for those people who cannot get in that much produce an increase of over one serving today will cut short her chances of mortality. cancer was made it worse the hidden copper there is sugar. >> pam: general motors on the hot seat. just how little it would have cost to fix a faulty ignition switch. which may have caused

several people to crash and die. >> pam: then -- >> pam: "alright goodnight" you may have heard about the somewhat infamous last words. from the missing malaysia airliner. it turns out -- the quote was wrong.

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>> pam: drinking diet beverages may raise your risk of a heart attack.that's according to a new study the study presented by the american college of cardiology. looked at the effect of diet drinks on post-menopausal women. >> pam: they found those who consume two or more diet beverages a day, were 50 - percent more likely to die from a heart- related disease. >> pam: and 30- percent more likely to suffer a cardiovascular event such as a heart attack or stroke. researchers say, it applies to both diet fruit and soda drinks.

>> jacqueline: we just saw ray moving through about an inch per hour now is back down to a half inch of rain. as to look over as san francisco with higher rank increase and a quarter inch there. golden gate bridge moderate rain there. moderate rainfall redwood city all the way in paul out to us well. still pretty heavy we did not have a lighting strike with that sale. as we look off shore

and a bit more were not done with the rain just yet. spotty clouds and showers with that. so overnight tonight we will have continued spotty showers and heavier rain and that it and it. clear and higher condition spirit >> jacqueline: continuing to be spotty as you had in to midnight. you'll notice in europe morning commute not much rain coverage at all. couple of various as we head into the morning afternoon things are really going to dry out and cleared out as well. because we are going

to see a little bit maureen out there tomorrow mostly dry. another range, but not as dramatic as we had to we can try warmer weather i had. >> reporter: you busy slow going out there on the ropes. had it in to the east bank. could be a lot worse not bad at all. not fast if you are on the bay bridge headed into the east bay. a 80 the north and south will be so loud so slow going out there tonight with no major accidents to report.

>> catherine: ignition switch on g-m cars would have required a small piece that would have cost just 57 cents. that was revealed on capitol hill today.as the company's new ceo answered some tough questions. >> catherine: it was a hearing into why the company knew something was wrong - but took a decade to do something about it. >> catherine: relatives of some of the 13 people who died in crashes of g-m cars came to capitol hill - bringing photos of the children, husbands and friends who died. all of them - killed in crashes linked to a defective ignition switch. the photos later lined the wall of the room as a hearing got underway. >>"i'm so very sorry." >> catherine: the woman offering repeated apologies - g-m's new ceo. members of congress want to know why it took the company 10 years to issue a recall. the 10-year delay led to at least 30 crashes and 13 deaths.

>> catherine: one lawmaker showed how easy it was for a key to slip into "accessory mode" - cutting off the engine. the heartbroken relatives of victims say there's no excuse for g-m's slow reaction. hundreds of other fatal crashes 'might' have been linked to the ignition problem - but there's no proof. >> i am fighting for my family and fighting for my son. (cheers & applause) >> catherine: investigators have asked for a list of serious and deadly accident which could be related. and tuesday - lawmakers were annoyed that it hasn't

already been provided. >> catherine: ceo mary barra says g-m has hired kenneth feinberg to look into ways to compensate the families of victims. he's the same person who handled the fund for the victims of 9-11, the boston marathon bombing -- and the b-p oil spill. >> catherine: happening now. >> catherine: malaysian officials now say they got the final communication from the cockpit of flight 370 wrong --- in fact, they're not even sure which pilot was speaking. >> catherine: we've been told for weeks that the final message was "all right - good night.". now - we're told it was actually "good night malaysian 370." one more indication of the confusion and conflicting information. >> catherine: the audio is being tested to determine if there was any stress or tension in the voice. investigators still believe the plane changed course because of the deliberate action of someone in the cockpit. as for the search - the chief coordinator is warning that it could drag on for a very long time.

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>> pam: we still need a lot more water i am here in the winter center with our chief meteorologist with concede they're still so much going on right now. >> jacqueline: moore's body shower pattering spirit looking you can see it lit up. even lighting continuing

at this hour. this particular celebrating quite a bit of rainfall. per our. you can say richmond and richmond san rafael bridge the bay bridge also seen rainfall. same thing all the way down to the peninsula as san carlos. >> jacqueline: we do have more weight in store will time that on futurecast. >> pam: in berkeley - lightening caused wipespread probelms. as kron four's terisa estacio reports, residents

are a bit in shock about what happened there. >>here in bekrely on holly street - a small army decended on this neighborhood to deal with a tree that was struck by lightening. a heavy duty crane was brought in and commerical tree cutting team they got straight to work, taking down chunks of the once mighty pine and grinding them to pieces. >> reporter:watch as the crane lifts this part of the trunk off the roof and safety onto the ground. >> reporter:the trunk had piereced a hole right through the roof. >> reporter:the owner you see here didn't want to go on camera, he says he had lived here for more than ten years and is still awestruck by what has happned. his home has been red tagged as unsafe. other neighbors say they still can't believe it all. >> kind of hard to watch. he was shipped and shaken up yesterday but he seems to be in better spirits today. definitely a positive spin

on the aftermath foreshore he has home owners insurance. >> reporter:it was late yesteday when the bolt of lightening hit the once tall tree. branches went flying, some as far as 80 feet. this is a branch on the neighbors lawn. >> reporter:some windows across the street were cracked - so was this van that was towed away tuesday. in berkeley, >> pam: and we would love to see your weather pictures. this is one sent to us by jordan. an icy ground. send them to us in a message on facebook, or to i-report- 4-kron at kron-4-dot-com. we might use them on the air. >> pam: state officials say california's snowpack is at 32 percent of normal at a time of year when it's supposed to hit its peak. the state's department of water resources said measurements taken in the sierra nevada tuesday indicate no relief for a state in the grips of its third consecutive dry year. the results forebode a challenging summer for california farmers and many communities already facing restrictions on water use. >> pam: state officials say while recent storms helped boost the snowpack's water

levels, they have not been enough to reverse the ongoing drought. >> reporter: landscape watering will be permitted one day a week and banned on rainy days like today. it termination of water service or a misdemeanor citation for a 30 day jail sentence or find if not taken seriously. governor brown has asked everyone to cut back their usage by 20 percent.

bay cities. these restrictions ban residents and businesses in fremont, newark, and union city from watering lawns and other landscaped areas on consecutive days. >> catherine: the long, miserable search for victims in the washington state mudslide continues. the official death toll is now 27 -- with 22 people listed as missing. 19 of the people who died have been positively identified. >> catherine: they range in age from 4 months to 71 years. the most recent - a 58-year- old woman who was crushed by the march 22nd slide. workers are now trying to improve the flow of the local river - to prevent flooding as they continue the grim task of removing bodies. >> pam: earthquakes in california may not have caused much damage, but they are a reminder of how frightening tremors can be. jason carroll reports officials are making sure they're prepared for "the big one."

>> reporter:friday night's performance of bye bye birdie at brea olinda high school: interrupted, when the earth started to shake. >>"ladies and gentleman, please stay seated." >> reporter:surveillance camera capturing the moment magnitude five-point-one quake had customers at farrells ice cream palour -- former home of a creation called the eight-scoop earthquake sundae -- getting a a taste of the real thing as customers dodged under tables for cover. >> i ran up my car and ran right into the arms of this man we were hugging in the street was so scared. he invited me into his house and we were hugging the deal

with his wife after the aftershock. >> reporter:at an apartment building near the epicenter in la habra: fallen pictures, frayed nerves. "i ran out to my car and right to arms of this man, and we were in the middle of the street just, like, hugging. we were so scared. and then, it stopped. and then, he invited me to his house. and then, there was an aftershock. and then, we were hugging again with his wife." >> reporter:more than 100 aftershocks hit the region, including a magnitude 4- point-1 that struck saturday afternoon. the quake centered around 25 miles south of downtown los angeles on the puente hills fault -- one seismologists has been closely watching. >>"when we have an earthquake, a big earthquake, on the puente hills, the strong shaking is gonna be downtown los angeles, hollywood, east la, and we're going to see a much, much higher level of damage." >> reporter:while no injuries were reported and damage mostly minor, tremors were a wake-up call of what it means to live in quake country. >> reporter:california hasn't seen a major one since the 1994 northridge quake. the magnitude six-point- seven was felt as far away as las vegas. >> reporter:57 were killed, 5,000 injured; property damage estimated at 20- billion.

>>"what was learned after that happened?" >>"any large disaster like that is going to overwhelm any public service agency, so once again we saw in northridge that we need to have those channels of communication open. we need to be able to respond very quickly, not just internally among ourselves but with the city, some of the nearby agencies -- probably one of the focuses that came out of northridge." >> reporter:the l.a. county office of emergency management estimates there's an 86-percent chance of a magnitude 7.0 or greater earthquake hitting california in the next 30 years. >>akins says the recent quakes are a reminder to be prepared, and while the tremors sent some ducking for cover -- his message not being felt by everyone. >>"nervous, but not prepared." >>"i would say we're sufficiently. we're sort of ready -- as ready as one can be." >> pam: and on our website -- visit our earthquake section. you can get information about recent quakes. also a list of what you should have ready, in case of a big quake. >> pam: at 545 we have a study that challenges what people think it are some

health benefits that come from eating organic foods. more than seven million >> pam: the final numbers for tuesday.

>> reporter:the study published in the british journal of cancer looked at more than 600-thousand women ages 50 and older over the course of nearly 10 years.

>> reporter:about pesticides. jh off fruits and vegebtables >> reporter: inflammation is something that has an linked to heart disease and diabetes. >> jacqueline: we are going to take a look at rain and lightning and how much more is yet to come

>> jacqueline: satellite radar pictures showing just moving through the last couple of hours have been hit hard that it will clear out very dramatically after this wave pushes through. ec husk body the clouds and showers our offshore here is what to expect this evening hill and lightning this discipline brief rotation. >> jacqueline: we will see

if you spot the showers and the overnight hours. so here is a look at futurecast. as we head into the seven, and the clock hour and will still be spotty. postponed until tomorrow. by 1:00 in the afternoon isolated and by morning just a couple of sprinkles remaining. as for the c l rob would still have snow on going and snow showers much of the past year would have their snouts. heavier snow >> jacqueline: 60 in. of snow, with 20 in. of fresh

powder and you can get all of the numbers at snowbomb.com >> jacqueline: after that we will see dreyer warmer weather. back into the 80s next week. >> reporter: federal criminal charges have been against p g e. that expected these charges filed by the u.s. attorney's office. the company released a statement late tonight accepted responsibility for the galley explosion and they are briefly sari and will work hard to do the right things for the committee,

victims and families. >> pam: to mike on our s 6:00 we will show you a picture as one of the victims managed to snap of her captors. >> catherine: 46 year-old andrew taylor is seen here as the crew found him finally he was in the cold water for power and the half. a dramatic rescue on the high seas to show you now. a man from london was part of a round-the-world yacht race when he toppled overboard in high winds.

>> catherine: 46-year-old andrew taylor - you see him here as his crew finally found him and circled back to his position - was in the cold water for an hour and a half. if he hadn't been wearing a life-jacket and a dry suit - there's no way he would have survived. >> catherine: he was frightened when he fell into the pacific.but thought at first he'd be quickly rescued. >> catherine: andrew was changing a sail when he fell over the side sunday. his crewmates halted the race immediately -- but just couldn't find him at first. the team's yacht is one of 12 headed to san francisco from china.on the 10th leg of a 16-leg race. andrew is being treated for shock and hypothermia. return to indexfor the first time in 20 >> reporter:

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>> catherine: for the first time in 20 years years tiger woods will miss the masters. which begins next thursday in augusta georgia kron four executive sports >> catherine: producer jason appelbaum joins me with the latest on >> reporter: timetable to recover is about four months. in jeopardy as well for the u.s. open. he has played every masters since 1995 but he has not won any kind since 2008 and he has had an awful start to the season as well that could be connected to his chronic back issue. and my conduct in my opinion and must be a

long shot to catch jack nicklaus. going 0 for 22 creek but who knows? maybe this surgery will get him back on track. >> pam: the thing that his issues early health issues? or age? >> reporter: 38 is really your prime jack nicklaus has won during that time he has had major health issue since that time. some started turning 32 years old. i have to think that he lost some of his motion from mojo back in 2009. one note pam, the day's gain rained out washed out. game

>> pam: one quick thing sports night live 9:00 sunday night with adjacent we will be right back... jason!

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>> pam: tracking the storm. more rain in the bay area short bursts of heavy showers throughout the day. >> pam: the rain -- brought snow in the sierra. northstar resort received seven- inches of fresh powder today. and back here in the bay area -- grey skies, wet conditions and gusty winds this is a live look from our mount tamapais camera. >> pam: kron4 crews are tracking thewe have team coverage. scott rates is in the north bay - out in the rain. and first. let's check in with chief meteorologist jacqueline bennet. jacqueline? >> pam: continuing our team kron4's scott rates is outhe's live in marin countyscott? >> reporter:the rain did cause some problems in the bay area. a section of the great highway in san francisco. is closed tonight. due to flooding. >> reporter:kron4 news continues to track the storm online. and if you're on the go -- you can get the latest weather updates with the kron4 news and weather apps. >> pam: happening now -- >> pam: a step up in patrol -- after oakland police say a man lured a 6-year-old girl away from an elementary school. and then sexually assaulted her. and as kron4's haaziq madyun reports -- police are looking into whether the assault is connected to other incidents involving children at multiple oakland schools.

>> reporter:a stranger approaches a 6-year-old girl playing on the school grounds at bella vista elementary school in oakland >>"he did come onto the school grounds initially then led the girl off campus" >> reporter:the school district spokesperson troy flint says the child was waiting to be picked up by her parents when the sexual assault occurred >>"during that time a stranger came up began to speak to herwhile there in the car an >>"we have similar crimes we are definitely looking to see if they are related" >> reporter:in fact opd sgt. arturo bautista says this is the 3rd oakland elementary school student sexually assaulted on or near school grounds since januaryhe says the man in this most recent case was driving a silver s- u-v >>"the suspect is a male hispanic5'6"-5'10" >> reporter:investigators say man was wearing black shorts and has a tattoo of a horse' face on his leg >>"what? what happened at bella vista" >> reporter:this incident happened after school friday, school was not in session monday due to the holidayas a result for days

>> "i heard about it over the news" >> reporter:in addition to extra police patrols after school flint says more security measures are being put in place >>"we're going to increase supervision at all timeswaiting to be picked up from school" >> reporter:in oakland haaziq madyun kron4news >> pam: another one of the key players in the fbi sting that snared suspended

state senator leland yee was back in court today. >> pam: political consultant keith jackson is accused of facilitating a murder for hire as well as various drug and firearm allegations. >> pam: but as kron 4's dan kerman reports his attorney says his client is innocent and he's questioning fbi tactics. >> pam: >> reporter:tuesday federal prosecutors argued that political consultant keith jackson is a one man crime wave who should not be released pending trail? prosecutors allege jackson, a campaign consultant for suspended state senator leland yee solicited drugs from an undercover agent, conspired with yee to traffic in firearms, and facilitated a murder for hire. >> there is no murder, there is nobody there is no court it was in the minds of the eye agent number of them. >> reporter:jackson?s attorney jim brosnahan says the crimes are in the minds of undercover fbi agents. he

says jackson is innocent and he questioned the fbi tactics that snared his client >> just look for anyone and they did that. >> reporter:former federal prosecutor and uc hasting law professor rory little says not only is trolling is not a defense? but neither is the fact that guns weren?t transferred or no one was murdered. >>that said little cautions just because something is prosecuted doesn?t mean jury will convict.

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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. >> pam: and next a shark attack surprises a fisherman on a kaya[doorbell rings]

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>> reporter: >> pam: new s six and rash of shootings and san jose police are trying to figure out why is happening. kron4 rob fladeboe reports to people have been hurt in six shootings in the past five days. >> reporter: and the latest case, police as a man and woman were standing in the driveway of the home here

on the issue stone circle and the san jose when a car came around the corner as somebody opened fire on the couple, hitting the man kopp, who was hospitalized was not life-threatening injuries. >> reporter: police reported three separate shootings this test federate a lump in the first to people were fired on by passing car here at fourth and santa clara near city hall and downtown san neither was hit. early that day, someone fired into a parked car. >> reporter: >> currently we do not have a suspect in custody. please contact the police department if anyone has information. >> reporter: police's

service nothing to insinuate that the three shootings are related. violence began last thursday when a woman told police she hour later, here on blue >> reporter:a disturbing trend in pleasant hill. for the second morning in a row.a girl in pleasant hill was sexually assaulted while walking. this morning.police say >> reporter:around 7:40 monday morning a 17-year-old girl was walking along this trail between astrid drive and hookston road when, according to police , a man snuck up behind her.. touched her buttocks...and ran away.

>> reporter:the girl was on her way to classes at nearby prospect alternative high school. >> reporter:police are attempting to locate a man who grabbed a child walking near an elementary school in pleasant hill this morning. police said the child was walking on harriet drive near violet way, a few blocks from gregory gardens elementary school, around 7:30 a.m. >> reporter:when a man approached from behind and grabbed the juvenile's buttocks. the >>ter:suspect then sprinted from the scene and was last seen running south on shirley drive, according to police. >> reporter:officers searched the area but were unable to locate the man. however, police said, the juvenile victim was able to snap a photo of the suspect as he fled. >> reporter:he is described as a hispanic man in his 40s who was wearing a blue dodgers windbreaker, a gray hooded sweatshirt and blue jeans, according to police. anyone with information hard to do the right thing-

>> catherine: traverses it does not low is not like she does not know what it feels like to be pregnant she does have a 4 year old daughter but she and her husband are still in shock. a developing story. >> pam: separated in their separated during a snowstorm in the freezing temperatures and snow fall finkelstein father says he is hopeful because his son was just warm. >> pam: checking today, california resources of nurses the measurement and the sierra and it indicates

no relief from the strike year. challenging someone for farmers facing water restrictions. >> all of the snow that we measured came mostly last night. >> pam: official site the recent storms have helped boost the snowpack water level but has not been enough to reverse the drought. california depends on the runoff from sierra nevada in spring to see the state through the summer. >> jacqueline: and cordoba engine of going there, in looking down at oakland

starting to let up and a little bit. and then see over the bay bridge, very light. all toward the east bay in san ramon lighter showers and doubt in the south bay to turn up. ossian moderate downpours. >> jacqueline: the core of this system is off shore. it will move over tonight and into tomorrow this evening will still have spotty thunderstorms. overnight they will start to take off. we will be clamoring into the afternoon. 10 point to

where the rain is right now furious you see the ring is turning much moore's body if it really sunday to take off as we head to a morning's commute this clear skies mostly clear skies by 3:00 hour as for the sierra we are continuing to cease now we have picked up quite a bit of snow and quite a few hours other ski resorts have picked up at least a foot of snow. will have more snow this week including tomorrow morning. here is a look at the extended forecast it was similar conditions here and wondering rainshowers. dry

much of wednesday and thursday the rain continuing drama normal weather ahead. >> pam: plus, you could call really... so our business can be on at&t's network for $175 dollars a month? yup. all five of you for $175. our clients need a lot of attention. there's unlimited talk and text. we're working deals all day. you get 10 gigabytes of data to share. what about expansion potential? add a line anytime for 15 bucks a month. low dues& great terms& let's close. our best ever value plans for business just got even better. now with free broadband for a whole year.

>> reporter: take a look at this. a cat fishermen was just about to land a 12 lb. grouper when a bull shark attacked his cat. >> reporter: jason downs was

fishing off the chemicals of florida when the sharks appeared next to his kayak to attack the grouper. dunne says that this took a bite of the fish swam away and then came back to finish the rest of his milk. all that was left for the fishermen was the groupers had. downs says as first he was angry rather than scared, that sharks stole his meal. after losing the grouper. downs and dropped another bake and cook the same shark however he cut loose before it got to close to the kayak. >> reporter: it is a record amount for a separate california. take a look. the mansion is dug deeper silos. the only question is unclear who the buyer is. the deep shadows this 50,000 square foot a stake in holly hill

was mailed to the milken institute but a spokeswoman says the finance year has nothing to do with it. socialite susan and celestite but the trophy home with her hubby but so did after their divorce. defied a court ground include to motor courts islam pool and spa complex, a tennis court and all the movie theater. but think of the upkeep.

>> reporter: coming up at

8:00 p.m. if not sooner. what person died for interest from a two alarm fire firefighters are at the scene now. the still some unanswered questions as to how the fire was started and how it got out of hand so quickly creek the chief has just a ride on the scene. more and permission as we receive it.

more information. >> jacqueline: as we take a look at storm trecker still seen heavy sales. as jean near 580 in livermore. here is an look as satellite pushing throws the last couple of hours. we will still have the threat of a few isolated thunderstorms. that is far and would

diminish. this is not the only strong will see out there this week. for much of it to moss specially the afternoon and will be tried as well as thursday. another round of rain coming in thursday night and friday. >> gary: >> reporter: condition is very slow if you try to get from here and there. >> reporter: this oakland woman tells me she was hit

by a bolt of lightning. other than her heart rate she's not hurt at all. >> reporter: investigator says they are also checking out this incident to see if it's connected to the up to other incidents involving children in the area. >> reporter: here at the federal court house in san francisco attorneys argued

whether he should be released pending trial. prosecutor says jackson is a one-man crime wave and a flight risk and danger to the public. his attorney says that jackson is guilty of nothing and that they are trolling. and the meantime, jackson remains behind bars. (male announcer): now, here's stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. >> reporter:this is a rav four being vandalized at a sideshowin oakland it was recorded via instagram, and to me because this has a bit of significance >> reporter:later the car was ablaze but the reason why it was set ablaze blew my mind, apparently this was a sideshow dedicated to me so the car was torched in effirgy >> reporter:why, it would seem they the people involved are not happy with my reports involving sideshow oh and by the way this is just one of many videos hidden on instagram

each clip is less than 15 seconds long there was even a flyer that was posted advertising the sideshow warning that if the police are there they would regroup at the pac n save in oakland >> reporter:why? well if you have been following the people behaving badly sage over the years, i have done numerous segments on the idiotic event know as sideshows >> reporter:from ghost riding the whip to sliders, where drivers basically do circles in the middle of the street for no other reason than. as they say they don't have anything better to do >> reporter:well apparently they have reached a new low by having a sideshow and using my name as a reason to do what they already do just about every weekend

>> reporter:excect in some of the short clips there is sound of shots fired, and cars crashed into what appears to be fire hydrants and other things >> reporter:not to mention the normal doughnuts and other various other forms of mayhem, this is desterbing the me that this is allowed to go on at all >> reporter:the funny part is all the videos i see the sideshow appears to happen pretty much in the exact same locations every time 7th street near the port of oalkand >> reporter:or 90thand bancroft oh and 106 and macauthor for the record i am not even a slight bit impressed that this show of vandilism and illegaly activity was done in my name >> reporter:it took a lot of work to find these videos and i'm sure once we these are seen there will be some very unhappy people out there hey iut is what it is >> reporter:be that as it may i under stand sideshow is an oakland culture, i just wish there was something else for people to cling to instead kron 4 news

h,z/ 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.

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the search is finally over >> pam: for the winner of the 425.3 million dollar powerball lottery. >> pam: raymond buxton chose april fools day as the day to claim his prize at the california lottery headquarters in sacramento. >> pam: he says it took him a while to come forward because he wanted to solidify his legal and financial representation. >> pam: buxton opted to take the cash option. which is an estimated lump sum amount of 242.2 million dollars before federal taxes. >> pam: buxton was picking up lunch at a subway in the dixon landing chevron in milpitas in february. when he decided to buy a second lottery ticket. >> pam: tiger woods will miss the masters for the first time in his professional career and gary has that story and all the sports next!

(male announcer): it's now time for gary radnich from the jack in the box sports desk. >> gary: no scheduling for tiger was at this year's masters he had back surgery early this week to repair a pension nerve that has been ailing him for the last few months the time table to recover is about four months. tiger woods has not won a major of any time since 2008 el look back surgery on horizon did not look a one cannot look like one will be any time some. >> gary: after three hours of meetings, they are still negotiating with the redskins. if you follow the story did not let the guy

out of the building without a signature. 49ers a raiders have reached out to jackson but the bottom line is the prole do not have salary- cap from and what the jackson and the stage of his career he may want to get into rebuilding program? >> gary: joining us for a few minutes he is hosting a charity he did this evening. hello navarro! >> how are you doing? >> gary: will good. real good! >> at that position, a little bit. we are looking for to meeting with him and we have heard about it. so

we are excited for him. >> gary: toward a c l in the left knee put you on the mend what is your status right now at the opening of the season and september? >> gary: >> my status is great. i am improving every day, i am walking. and i did see the doctors today so i am looking for to improving every single day. >> gary: there is no timetable ben? >> no timetable. whenever i feel ready, whenever i feel that i can do more i would

do more. i am excited about it i am improving. >> raising proceeds for fresh co. store giving them recognition this is my first time being back in the public eye and i made a promise to them before the season that i would show that i really appreciate the thing is that, and support me everyday. >> gary: you are injured the way you are aren't, and sure confidence level the sang? is your confidence level of the same. >> i am very confident. i

will pick up where i left off when i am able to get back into the gem. gym >> note i have not heard about anything. we play on the football field and the g and conversations are upstairs on their time. jim harbaugh is a great coach and we love having him around and look for to the future >> gary: thank you for coming on >> alright, thank you. >> gary: there is a delay.

>> pam: it is not uncommon. >> gary: it throws people off. when you ask a question and there is a delight. delay. >> gary: it made me look bad it and look like navarro was not responding >> pam: (laughter) >> gary: welcome back! >> pam: (laughter) >> gary: you will have to pay for both with a double header. >> gary: fans who want to

see that i can would have to purchase tickets. the game was canceled due to rain. >> gary: >> jacqueline: i tried to do it steadily i did like this. >> gary: you could have done it steadily after the show. >> gary: must take a quick break! calls for five seconds we are back in a moment really... so our business can be on at&t's network for $175 dollars a month? yup. all five of you for $175. our clients need a lot of attention.

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all. the good, bad and the ugly. >> now the latest celebrity news delivered to you 24/7. it's "the insider" together with yahoo. >> "how i met your mother" ends after nine years and leaves people wondering how did they get that ending? social media goes crazy over the series finale. i'm kevin frazier. >> and i'm thea andrews with the strong reaction and what you all that about that in a second and first, well the's talk about billy dee williams leaving "dancing with the stars." he made the announcement last night and then talked to keltie knight. >> i've had a brilliant, fantastic, blast of a time. >> devastating news for us, the fans and for you guys tonight about leaving. when did you know? >> i've been having a problem for quite some time. >> yeah. >> and justice clated. you know, you do four or five hours a day, six days a week, i mean, that's not normal.