this morning in half moon bay. but still tonight -- a lot of questions are unanswered. >> reporter:among them. was the victim in a medical crisis? >> reporter:did she pose a true threat to deputies? kron 4s mike pelton has both sides of the story. >> reporter: the surest office would not confirm the type of weapon she had or how she threatened the deputy. >> you would need to do and when the situation of rises when your life is a state that unfortunately you have to take action. >> who are we supposed to call when we need help. it? killing our kids >> reporter: he has some placed on paid administrative leave and that is the process. and

half moon bay mike pelton kron 4 no spirit >> pam: getting to work in san francisco is a little easier, as more muni workers showed up for work today. hundreds of drivers have been calling in sick this week. to protest a proposed labor contract. >> pam: today, san francisco city attorney dennis herrera. charged the transport union with unfair labor practices. for violating a ban on strikes and work stoppages, an arbitrator is scheduled to meet with labor and management on saturday some union members say, they were told to go home, after they tried to return to work today kron four's maureen kelly begins our coverage. with their story. >>they are basically locking them out at this point. >> reporter:the president of the muni drivers union is claiming packed buses and long wait times aren't completely the fault of operators staying off the job. he says that many drivers who showed up to the

bus yard wednesday morning without a doctor's note.were not allowed back behind the wheel by management. tuesday absent operators were told by muni they would need a doctors note.or not get paid. >>it's teh agent agency is causing the delay at this point. >> reporter:muni spokesman paul rose says the allegation is untrue. >> reporter:late this afternoon the union said things had changed at the bus yard and being allowed to drive again. >> reporter:passengers who were forced to get on packed buses say they just want this sickout over. maureen kelly kron4 news >> catherine: the work stoppage began with a few sick calls on friday. by monday --- muni riders really felt the impact,

>> catherine: on a normal work day, muni operates about 600 vehicles of various kinds: diesel and electric buses, light rail vehicles and cable cars, as well as a fleet of vintage streetcars. >> catherine: monday it only had operators for about 2=hundred vehicles. >>bing >> catherine: tuesday it was able to get 100 more on the streets. >>bing >> catherine: and today muni says it has 440 buses and lrv's in service, but still no cable cars. >> catherine: the streetcars will be limited to running between fisherman's wharf and the ferry building. >> reporter:our team coverage continues with kron 4's will tran. he was out with muni riders. during the morning commute. >> reporter:we're tracking developments in a disturbing case

>> the trouble to leave three hours in advance to catch the bus. >> reporter: we have seen a trend with the numbers have gone down with every passing day he believes a major stepping in as well as the union telling the workers to get back to work all of those things definitely played a role in getting things back to normal as possible. >> reporter: we are tracking developments and a disturbing case involving a student in a wheel- chair.attacked by school security. >> reporter:we first showed you video of the student being beaten last week. now there's new video.which shows the student being attacked moments earlier.in a different location at oakland high school. >> reporter:this provides more context into what

unfolded. you can see one of the guards pulling the student.francisco martinez in his wheelchair. the 17-year-old has cerebral palsey.and you can see him smiling. he appears to be joking around with another student. >> reporter:but moments later.the whole scene changes. martinez and a guard.identified by the school district as marcell mitchell. struggle for control of the wheel-chair. >> reporter:there's an argument.martinez tries to get out of the wheel- chair.he's pushed back.and then mitchell flips the wheel-chair.and appears to kick martinez in the head before dragging him into the elevator. >> reporter:at one point.both guards are on top of martinez in the elevator. two other students are there and watch this unfold. martinez says the beating continued in the elevator. >> reporter:once out of the elevator on a different floor.this happened. this is the video that was released last week. >> reporter:the district says mitchell was the guard who punched or slapped a hand-cuffed martinez. before knocking over his wheelchair yet again.

>> reporter:martinez does admit to spitting in mitchell's face during this ordeal. the other guard.identified as shalandra cotton.has been placed on paid administrative leave.while the incident is investigated. >> reporter:only on kron-4. >> pam: new details about the san francisco man. accused of possessing explosive materials. you are looking at the raid last weekend on his home near polk and jackson. we now know, one-time fugitive ryan chamberlain, had a second san francisco apartment. kron 4's jeff bush takes us inside the second location which was *just searched by the f-b-i yesterday. >> reporter: this is where ryan to the golan was thought to be hiding out when the police were looking for him. you can she stacks of on open mail of

the accused bomb maker some of the envelopes are from san francisco went board with a judgment inside against chamberlain. timberland had just lost arbitration and with glenn to be kicked out. the building owner was afraid that chamberlain had wanted to hurt him. >> luck but the he would be trapped department because he hates me. it's hard to know what people are capable of. the thing people are like the regular joe but you never know what to expect. >> reporter: two bottles of liquor and and and mattress or in the front bedroom and it coincides mattress and box spring or on the floor and the back bedroom. the owner think that he was subletting the rent- controlled apartment.

>> indications that he had not lived there so i had my edition of turning said that we hired a private investigator because we were getting mail back for the garbage hauling that was not his name and he is responsible for the garbage. my eviction misestimate you should hire a private interest killers to see what is going on. a private investigator >> reporter: the removed and notebook in several newspapers that were inside and just bush in san francisco kron 4 news. >> pam: the 49ers quarterback signed through the year 2020. our sports director will be here to breakdown the deal. is he worth it? >> pam: then at 5:30. >> pam: what we know about a couple being held in afghanistan by the taliban.

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researchers say, some women whose high school friends have babies. are more likely to have them too. the study was conducted by researchers at universities in italy and the netherlands. >> pam: they followed thousands of women in the u- s. starting when the women were teenagers. they found that after a young woman got pregnant, the likelihood her friend would also get pregnant. increased. and she was most likely to get pregnant. within two years after her friend. >> jacqueline: researchers say, there are three main reasons why this happens. these include social influence, financial benefits, and social learning. which means the young women learn from their friends. *how to be a parent, which then makes them subsequently *want to be a parent. >> pam: still ahead. results from bay area primary races. the candidates moving on to >> pam: then. >> pam: security breach. we have the picture someone secretly snapped of the president.

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>> pam: a new, huge deal for 49-er quarterback colin kapernick. the team investing big money it its star player. our sports director gary radnich reaction. >> reporter: >> gary: around 110 on paper but the bottom line $61 million guaranteed. lee.. do with all of that money? >> make sure every one of my family members are said i did not spend too much money. the most expensive thing is the iphone would be my tv my bid and sold. i will keep it that way for a while. ty tv, sofa and bed. >> gary: colin kapernick

guaranteed money $61 million and i know that it is a different time. joe montana biggest deal with forty- niners with for years at $13 million. so there you have it. what did the 49 us get all of it was all of this tv money going up and up some of these other guys to be hot as high as $25 million. and that is the bottom line so good for him. >> reporter:tonight, great news for a's fans who want the team to stay in oakland. in a wide ranging interview today with bloomberg news.a's owner lew wolff said he expects to sign a deal on a ten-year lease with the oakland alameda coliseum authority within the next few weeks.

>> reporter:he said talks with the authority are going well.and a ten year deal is likely. wolff also addressed his desire to move the team to san jose. >> reporter:he talked about the lawsuit san jose city leaders have field against major league baseball.and the possibility of selling the team. >> reporter:we'll get into that.and hear from lew wolff himself.tonight on korn-4 news at eight. >> reporter: >> jacqueline: satellite imagery this afternoon just blankets at the close line right now. it will be the close. temperature why is we are no. we are warmer out there today as expected 93 and antioch same thing in pleasanton and livermore. 82

in sunnyvale and we are in the '80s and the north bay as well. areas of falk mainly near the coast line but it will clear up fast tomorrow. >> pam: the results are in from yesterday's california primaries. it was the first state-wide election. to use the new "top-two" primary system. which means the top two finishers in every race. advance on to november, regardless of party. governor jerry brown moved one step closer to a fourth term. >> pam: he will face republican neel kashkari in the november election. >> pam: no surprise in the mayoral primary in san jose. emerging as the top two candidates who will square off in november are city councilman sam liccardo and county supervisor dave cortese. >> pam: both candidates say, public safety will be their

top priority, if elected. we asked the two candidates how they will go about putting more police on the street without compromising other vital city services. >> we just need to get more pride in the forced back along with trust and building the academies of having 22 persons and the academy where it holds 60 is not good enough. we have to get police officers to stop quiting. >> put together a plan identified over $30 million in savings. to add police officers and restore pay. returning the committee to

restore our relationships in the communities with our police officers. >> pam: while both candidates are stressing public safety and the need to hire more police, many see the race as a referendum on the outgoing chuck reed administration. >> pam: reed ally - sam liccardo is advocating a 'stay the course' policy of fiscal reform. while dave cortese, the current chairman of the county board of supervisors, says, what is needed at city hall is a change of leadership, with fresh ideas. >> pam: south bay congressional incumbant == democrat mike honda. beat out challenger -- and also democart - -- ro khanna by wide margin. the two now both advance to november -- setting up a "rematch" in the general election >> catherine: someone sneaked a camera into a hotel gym in poland -- and took blurry photos of a guy working out. >> catherine: it wouldn't be a big deal. except the guy in this case was president obama. it's considered a major

security breach -- and now everyone is trying to figure out how >> catherine: this happened. the president is apparently in the gym of the marriott hotel in warsaw where he was staying. these photos were splashed throughout a polish tabloid. >> catherine: a local photographer says it's not possible to get these shots from outside. so there was either someone on the inside -- or a hidden camera. >> pam: next. >> pam: we have new research about traffic around the country. where the bay area 'grinds' in on the list. >> pam: then. >> pam: then. new numbers show a relationship. between new numbers show a you know what? why don't you go get some frozen yogurt. i got this. you're so sweet. you got this, right? i do got this. from the shelf, and to your home. starting at $99.

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>> pam: in the flurry of attention surrounding the release of american p.o.w. bowe bergdahl. "another" family is now asking for help. they say, they should also have been considered in any deal-making. catherine heenan is here with that story. catherine? >> catherine: in october of 20-12 a pregnant american woman and her canadian husband disappeared while traveling in afghanistan. last year - 2 chilling videos surfaced - indicated they're being held captive by the taliban. - >>"my name is joshua boyle." >> catherine: in one of the videos - a subdued joshua boyle identifies himself.then asks for help for his family. >> catherine: then his wife

- caitlin coleman of pennsylvania - also makes a plea. >> catherine: the videos were sent to the a-p last summer.by a man claiming links to the taliban. >> catherine: photos of the couple before their capture show how drastically their appearance has changed. >> catherine: relatives describe them as well- intentioned but naive travelers. >> catherine: who figured that even in dangerous places, if they were nice to people, they'd be treated the same way. >> catherine: when they disappeared in october of 2012 in a mountainous region of afghanistan - caitlin was pregnant. >> catherine: the baby would now be around 18 months old. >> catherine: around the time of their abduction - her parents made a video. >>"we're extremely concerned.liver problem.7 months pregnant." >> catherine: the family decided to make the videos

public now - because of the deal the white >> catherine: house made to get american pow bowe bergdahl released. >> catherine: since there was a prisoner swap involving 5 taliban detainees. they want to know why 'their' family was forgotten -- not included in anyfor a release. for a release. >> catherine: u.s. law enforcement investigating the couple's disappearance consider the videos authentic. >> catherine: but say they're not particularly helpful since it's not clear when or where they were made. r >> catherine: the families have not received any ransom demands.and it's not clear what the motive is for their being held. but officials say the mere fact they were westerners in hostile territory may have been reason enough.

>> catherine: >> pam: new video just released shows the handoff of sergeant bowe bergdhal from taliban fighters to american forces. polo sandoval has the story of this rare look into a real-life prisoner exchange. >> reporter:this short but intense taliban video offers a glimpse into saturday's release of bowe bergdahl. >> reporter:you see the army sergeant in simple garb, guarded by armed taliban fighters before the handover. >> reporter:the choreographed exchange happens under a white flag held by one of the captors. >> reporter:the actual face to face between the taliban and u-s special forces lasted less than ten seconds. >> reporter:a taliban narrator later dubbed over the footage he says. >>"we were given assurances by our leaders that nothing would take place, but we took our armed friends there only for the safety of ourselves. you can never trust your enemy." >> reporter:he goes on to say the transfer went down in eastern afghanistan,

>> reporter:describing the moments as brief but tense. >>"we told them that once they arrive in the area we would be having a white flag. when they landed they were too afraid and worried that they shook hands only with two people and gave a left hand to a third one." >> reporter:moments like these, between liberators and captors are highly secret and rarely captured on tape. >> reporter:one expert thinks the situation could have turned deadly at any moment. >>"the taliban, of course, were raid with their weapons. they even had shoulder fired missiles at the ready just in case things went wrong from their standpoint. it was a very tense, very dramatic moment." >> reporter:bergdahl remains at a medical facility in germany, with questions surrou in the first place. >> reporter:in washington, im polo sandoval. >> reporter:a string of nasty storms left their mark on the midwest, and more damage could be on the way. take a look at this.

>> reporter:over 4-thousand cars at this dealership in blair nebraska damaged by baseball sized hail. hoods were dented and windshields shattered. the company estimates damages over 1-hundred-60- million! >> reporter:in missouri, heavy wind and torrential rain wreaking havoc across the state, causing a stretch of highway and several roads to close. >> reporter:the threat isn't over yet. the system is moving east from southern illinois into west virginia. and by thursday, the national weather service says, it will likely reach the mid-atlantic states >> jacqueline: 90 in pleasanton and concord down in the self was in the '80s with 82 and 81 in redwood city. at the coastline it was a lot cooler than to the low cloud cover. at the bay bridge toll plaza and concede the sunshine but different story with the golden gate bridge.

temperatures still pretty warm away from the coast 68 in oakland. it will warm up any even more. >> pam: a 12-year-old wisconsin girl is lucky to be alive, after being stabbed 19 times. one just millimeters from a major artery. >> pam: but what's really shocking is who did it. >> pam: police say the suspects are two other 12- year-old girls, who police say were fixated on a horror website, and its fictional killer. >> pam: miguel marquez has the story. >>i've been a cop in city of waukesha for 24 years and i've not seen a crime of this nature, especially when you take into account it was 12 year old girls. >>twelve-year-olds morgan geyser and anissa weier, are accused of attempted murder of their 12-year-old friend when police say they lured her into the woods and stabbed her 19 times, leaving her for dead. >>these are the woods where the stabbing actually

happened. its several blocks away from the park where all of this began. the victim was able to get over to this area here the bicyclist found her nearly dead. >>she was within a millimeter of her life. was within a millimeter of one of the stab wounds striking a major artery to her heart along with the other 18 stab wounds that she had. >> reporter:police say geyser and weier plotted for months the best way to kill their friend. according to authorities they first plotted to duct tape her mouth and stab her in the neck. and then changed their plans and lure her into the woods while playing a game of hide and seek. the motive, say police: to win the favor of a fictional internet horror character called "slenderman" the girls found on the horror fantasy website, creepypasta.wikia.com >>slenderman was a fictional character that was created as part of a joke back in 2009. mostof the representations slenderman is this thin tall faceless character. now the creepy part about the character is in most stories, he kills children. reporter: the creepypasta

website is one venue for this slenderman character, but as i started looking into it, he's everywhere. is there a sense that they were reading about him and studying him in various forms online, not just creepypasta? >> reporter:police chief: that's still being investigated as far as all of their internet sites. obviously, we're doing the computer forensic evidence of their computers and such. >> i would assume it would turn out to be more than just creepypasta. but all sites have to be of concern to parents. >> pam: the two girls have been charged as adults, with attempted first-degree intentional homicide. return >> pam: coming up at 5:45. >> pam: she recorded the racist remarks. >> pam: that got the clippers owner banned for life from thewas the recent attack against her -- a hate crime? >> pam: then. the newly discovered connection between pro sports and crime. >> pam: what happens when a big game is underway. ♪ ♪

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>> pam: decline in crime may be linked with televised professional sporting events.according to a new study. >> pam: researchers at the university of california berkeley looked at all crime in chicago. >> pam: this includes drug arrests, violent crime, and property crime. >> pam: they studied each instance of crime by the minute during major sporting events for the n-f-l, n-b-a, and m-l-b. >> pam: they say that overall crime dropped by as much as 15-percent during televised games.the highest during bears monday night football games.

>> pam: and crime dropped as much as 25-percent during the super bowl. >> pam: researchers say the study suggests some crime might be premeditated activity.

>> catherine: a long island man faces charges including assault as a hate crime. >> catherine: after he allegedly punched v. stiviano outside a new york hotel this past weekend. >> catherine: she has now released photos showing what she says are the injuries to her face. >> catherine: stiviano is the woman whose audio recording of donald sterling making racist comments >> catherine: led to his nba lifetime ban. >> catherine: the photos shows her face looking swollen and bruised. >> catherine: a 40-year-old named dominick diorio has been arrested. >> catherine: police are looking for a second suspect. stiviano's attorney says the >> catherine: men also made racist comments. police say there was a fight after stiviano knocked a camera out of the hands of one of the suspects. >> catherine: the incident

came after video surfaced on tmz showing stiviano making about african-americans. she says "i don't understand black people. you give them a little bit of money, they don't know what to do with it." >> catherine: that video is from a 20-11 pilot for a reality show. good news for you shutter >> jacqueline: for our inland valleys to was the low 90s. it's not very expensive at all of the cars to the fog. the fog is not very extensive

>> jacqueline: temperature wise at the immediate coast as 60 degrees 70's and the peninsula and 84 from redwood city tomorrow. he specialized will be in the '70s was a couple low 80s down in fremont. a 78 in union city and 74 in oakland and hayward. they're expecting more '90s with 92 in concord and 96 in redwood sit and read what tomorrow. largely in the '80s tomorrow afternoon for the south bay. 83 for san jose but 90 down in morgan hill and finally the north bay will largely be in the '80s with 88 in napa and 85 for december fell. here is a

look at the extended forecast a little salt and a little warmer. a little fall fog as we head into next week we what head into cooler temperatures at the fog return returns. >> reporter: we're close to restoring all of the jobs we lost during the recession creek >> lost a lot of construction jobs that have yet to come back and janitorial type jobs to have yet to come back. office jobs hasting to come back but not construction. if your kids goes to college and put him in a house type of thing so these are not

great numbers but it is good to see that we are back here. 52 percent of americans have made major sacrifice to cover their rent or mortgage of the last several years. cutting back on health care or running out on credit that. or moving to a less safe neighborhood. >> it takes 75% to cover your mortgage or a land where expects to post a ticket least 30% so that is not good. cover mortgage or

rent ... so that is not good. >> coffee and rates increases will hit soon starting at the supermarkets and heading out into the rebel curryretail stores such as starbucks >> reporter:people behaving badly tonight at 8!

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>> reporter:he presented over 70% of the press event >> reporter:and today the tech world is buzzing that apple might have it's new steve jobs. and i agree. >> reporter:tim cook is a legendary businessman but he did not have the charisma and stage presence of steve jobs >> reporter:this new guy craig does. >> reporter:he was charasmatic, passionate, enthusiastic and most of all funny. >> reporter:super funny >> reporter:check out this bit he did from back stage to show off their new video messaging feature. >> reporter:he arranged a phone call with dr. dre to show of their new calling from a mac feature. nats - dre. >> reporter:and when he introduced the new name of their mac operating system which is yosemite >> reporter:he first made fun of the whole naming proccess and joked about what the new operating system was almost named

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>> pam: . justine. >> reporter:we just got the 911 tapes from the moments after giants fan bryan stow was brutally beaten outside of dodgers stadium on opening day in 2011. >> reporter:the tape is 8- and-half minutes long. it details the panic happening in the parking lot. with bryan on the ground, bleeding. phone with 911 dispatch. all >>hi, i'm an off-duty paramedic. my partner here, that's also a paramedic, was punched from the side. he didn't see it coming. he's unconscious. he's got snoring respirations at the moment, bleeding out of his left ear. we need ambulance right now >> reporter:the full 911 tape was played in court today in los against the dodgers. >> reporter:this is video of bryan. the father and former paramedic. from about 2- weeks ago. while attending the jury selection. >> reporter:stow suffered brain damage and was left partly disabled after the attack.

>> reporter:multiple people can be heard in the background. with at one point people asking. "who did it?" we will play more of the tape for you tonight on the kron 4 news at 8. >> pam: a shocking attack, captured on surveillance video. a school security officer allegedly kicks a disabled student in the head after tossing him out of his wheelchair. this is the second piece of video to be released by the oakland school district since the may 19th incident. >> pam: the school security officer at the center of the attack has been fired, arrested and charged with a felony. but this new video, released just last night, raises new questions about how these officers are trained and what their duties are in the first place. >> pam: tonight kron 4's dan kerman gets us some of the answers to those questions. >> pam: a family in mourning tonight after a sherrifs deputy shoots and kills an 18 year old family member with special needs. >> pam: it happened late last night in half moon bay. the victim was yanira serrano-garcia. >> reporter: >> reporter: once of the

elevator video shows the attack continues as martinez now handcuff struck at least three more times before being tossed out of its will chair again. the school district has now fired security mitchell. and now faces felony charges. they are reevaluating how this security guard officer is trained in the first place. >> they get training on first-aid in conflict management theoretically there should address the issue we saw here and provide this kind of terrible behavior obviously is not foolproof. >> reporter: we also wondered if taking kiss the class is a part of the security officers list of duties. it is.

>> secondarily they are there to facilitate the operations of this school urging students to go to class and that is part of the duties of a school security officer. >> reporter: both the district and the d.a.'s office says that is still being that you waited then carmen kron 4 news. >> pam: >> pam: and family is in mourning tonight after a sheriff's deputy shoots and kills and 18 year old family member with special needs. and happen late last night and half moon bay. the victim was named the new era serrano garcia.

>> pam: serrano-garcia's family says she had refused to take her medicine and the family called 9-1-1 with hopes that a paramedic could convice her to take her prescription. >> pam: it was something the family had done before. but instead. a sherrifs deputy responded. and shot the woman who was carrying a >> unfortunately is a split second where you have to decide what to do what you feel your life is at stake sometimes you do have to take action and that is what happened last night. >> pam: the shooting now under investigation by san mateo county's sheriff's office and the district attorney's >> pam: the deputy involved in the shooting has been place on paid administrative leave. >> pam: the san francisco man who led the f-b-i on a manhunt earlier this week will be mentally evaluated. agents were investgating ryan chamberlain for apartment.

>> pam: chamberlain appeared in a federal courtroom today. where his lawyer requested that mental health evaluation. >> pam: cameras were not allowed during the proceedings. he is being held without bail and has not entered a plea. his preliminary hearing date has been set for june 17th. >> pam: a story we brought you first on kron 4 >> pam: san jose police arrested one of their own while investigating a pot bust. authorities say on tuesday evening, officers were investigating a claim from an employee at a rental storage facility that marijauna was stored there. >>after consultation with the santa clara county's

district attorney's office they came to the conclusion that they had enough information to arrest and ultimately book the officer for basically there were two marijuana for sale and cultivation. the officer was who booked into the santa clara county jail. the officer son vu was a >> pam: twenty year veteran of the san jose police department >> jacqueline: send them for the north bay at the coastline to purchase for a lot cooler in the low sixties for the most part. cc in sarah felt a little bit warmer effect. we were up 10 degrees in fairfield en san francisco and in hayward. looking you can't really see much because the fog is not cleared. you the sister of blankets at the calls line now it would not be extensive mainly over nine impact in the norris day. it will be warmer the

warming trend will continue this weekend. >> pam: coming up on kron 4 news at 6. major pay day! >> pam: the 49ers sign their quarter back for a multi year contract. just wait until you hear the check colin kaepernick is taking to the bank! >> pam: the "sick out" by muni worker could finally be coming to an end. the legal move made just hours ago that could have drivers rethink another day off the job. >> pam: and next. >> pam: san francisco is a hot spot for recent college grads. but we share which international cities are grads. but we share which inheat shields are compromised. we have multiple failures. are those thrusters burning? that's a negative. what's that alarm? fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually. this is very exciting. but i'm at my stop. come again? i'm watching this on the train. it's so hard to leave. good luck with everything. with the u-verse tv app, the u-verse revolves around you

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>> pam: embattled clippers owner donald sterling making a major move when it comes to his team and his lawsuit against the n-b-a. how sterling's switching up his game. >> pam: plus. in the race to be san jose's mayor. we ask the candidates. their plan for the city's troubl candidates. their plan for the csofa... desk... you know what? why don't you go get some frozen yogurt. i got this. you're so sweet. you got this, right? i do got this. from the shelf, and to your home. starting at $99.

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>> catherine: san francisco's city attorney has filed unfair labor charges against the behind the "sick-outs" crippling the system. >> catherine: they were filed today - against transport workers union local 250-a. the complaint charges the both state law and the existing workers' contract. the two sides are expected to go into arbitration saturday. >> catherine: union leaders are denying that they're behind the sickout. this has been the third have called in sick. >> catherine: apparently because of problems with contract talks.

today - muni bus and train riders seemed better >> catherine: many people either showed up early - or avoided public transportation all together. >> catherine: now - a look at how many muni vehicles are on the road. >> catherine: on a normal work day, muni operates about 600 vehicles of various kinds: diesel and electric buses, light rail vehicles and cable cars, as well as a fleet of vintage streetcars. >> catherine: monday it only had operators for about 2=hundred vehicles. >>bing >> catherine: tuesday it was able to get 100 more on the streets. >>bing >> catherine: and today muni says it has 440 buses and lrv's in service, but still no cable cars. >> catherine: the streetcars will be limited to running between fisherman's wharf and the ferry building. >> pam: the driver's union is claiming that at least part of today's problem can be blamed on muni management. they say many members tried to return to work this morning, but were turned away because they didn't have a doctor's note with >> pam: muni told workers yesterday that they would need a note from a physician in order to get paid for

their sick leave. >>"show up" >> pam: the spokesperson for muni says the claim is untrue. they say any driver who shows up willing to work will be put behind the wheel. >> pam: as expected, the two front runners emerged from tuesday's san jose mayoral primary and will face off in november's general election. and as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now, both say putting more cops on the street is their top priority. >> >> reporter:the next person to occupy the mayor's office here at san jose city hall will either be current city councilman sam liccardo or current county supervisor dave cortese. cortese got about a third of the votes in tuesday's primary with liccardo a close second. both men are stressing public safety. >>'.we've got one of the worst crime rates in the country, san jose had more stolen cars in 2013 than in all

five boroughs of new york city.' >>'.it's not just about more cops. we'll restore our police force and improvebut we will do so by being innovative and not just by spending more money.' >> reporter:both liccardo and cortese want to stop the exodus of san jose >> reporter:police who are departing over pension reform and paycuts at the rate of about 70 per year but they differ on how to do that. cortese says he'll push for change while liccardo is seen >> reporter:as more 'stay the course.' >>'.we can't simply dismiss the will of the voters, we know how critical this is but it's not just about safety, it's about the survivability of our city >>'.the city seems to be stuck right now. we have to figure out >>how to fix the flawed parts of measure b because it undercuts the market.' >>'.i am going to make sure we restore hiring and

restore training and make sure these people want to be here and stay here and be part of the most innovative dept in the country.' >>'.we need to restore pride, we need to restore trust, we need to restore morale and we need to fill the police academies.having 22 recruitsroom for 60 is just not good enough.' >> reporter:both cortese and liccardo are pledging to return san jose to it's former status as the safest big city in america. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >> pam: with the votes tallied, governor jerry brown will be facing off against former u.s. treasury official neel kashkari. >> pam: kashkari says he will focus on issues that affect middle-class californians such as education, jobs, streamlining regulations and scrapping the high-speed rail. >> pam: governor brown who is running for his fourth term says he will take nothing for granted in november but believes voters support his approach. >> pam: and some communities around the bay area approved increases in sales tax yesterday. residents in alameda county voted to renew a half-

percent sales tax. and in hayward, voters approved a half cent sales tax increase. >> pam: it will increase to 9-point-5 percent.and it's estimated to bring in 10 million dollars a year. the money will be used to improve public safety as well as build a new library. >> pam: sales tax will also be going up to 9 and a quarter percent in san pablo and cotati. >> when people are very social and outward and then all of a sudden they become very introverted and reclusive, angry or dramatic weight loss. certain moments in people's lives like allies like a loss of a job or financial problems, relation issues. police.. officers are super smart but our intuition but what

happened to mr. chamberlain the other day desperate dangerous possibly explosive and the officers knew that not a moment to lose. buys first a wii hat the situations were hit their kit people and it would tickle in the world to talk that person into a better position where they surrendered. >> reporter: if someone believe that a loved one or phil gramm was in danger of hurting themselves or their or someone else and not to hesitate to contact the proper authorities. the absolute worst thing that anyone can do is to not reach out for assistance.

>> jacqueline: as we head into tomorrow little fault at the coast line. fog >> jacqueline: stretching into portions of the ec bay shoreline but that is about it in slow, fast that will clear. backing off the coast at the coastline not much has changed temperature lies. 70's and the peninsula with 84 in redwood city and east bay shoreline mainly in the '70s on out there tomorrow 78 in fremont and in the belly is a more '90s tomorrow and 92 in concord

94 also in livermore and one that creek. and the south bay you will see a lot of eighties but will hit 90s in morgan hill. finally in the north bank largely be in the '80s as well with a the eight kidnapped by at 86 in the valley. >> jacqueline: very little fog this week. we will be in the mideast and cite the bay the 94 alan valley spirit 96 for the in alan valley >> pam: kron4 stanley

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>> pam: it is illegal to text while driving. even for a mayor of a major metropolitan city oakland mayor jean quan. texting behind the wheel. but that is not the first time she has been caught doing something illegal behind the wheel. >> pam: a new photo has surfaced. showing her talking on her phone while driving. so what does mayor quan have to say about all this. she talks to kron 4's stanley roberts about being caught behaving badly.

(male announcer): now, here's stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. >>both of my cars have automatic handless call feature so who knows all i know is i try not to hold my in the hand both my prius and the city car that when it rings it rings in the car >> reporter:this brand new photo has surfaced showing oakland mayor jean quan with a cell phone firmly attached to her ear. the photo was taken near 14th and clay in oakland >> reporter:by this man who asked not to be identified >>i was driving on 14th street close to city hall and i looked over and i say jean quan on her cell phone i just grabbed my phone and snapped a picture >>i work like 24/7 i go to a lot of meetings and go to a lot of different events so my staff and i are thinking i really need a driver i'm working so long its very easy to uncousiously to do things like that yu caught me twice are you following me around >> reporter:actually no i am not, because this photo which shows her holding her phone at 8th and broadway and this photo showing her with a phone firmly attached to her ear .was taken by two different people

>>you forget that i have paparazzi everywhere in this case i say thank you to them too people take pictures of me all the time and it was a good reminder that we all need to be safe. >> reporter:i told her that she is the mayor of a major metrpolitan city and people look to her for leadership yes i know i chasened and apolologic and will umm do my best to try to meet both commitments >> >> reporter:so are you going to drive and look at your phone anymore or have it up to your wear i'm going to try >> not to honestly we are probably going to try to get me driven more often around i asked her if she had anything to say to the residents of oakland about this photo >> reporter:it's a good time to pause and all of us think about hwo we can do things like that unconsounsily and how it's not safe >> reporter:and let's not

forget it's against the law i think there was an apology in there somewhere but hey i could be wrong >> reporter:hmmmm i wonder if any more photo's are going to pop up the plot thickens oh and yes the driver who snapped this photo was in fact behaving badly too, he to was behind the wheel >> reporter:in oakland stanley ♪ ♪ thank you! thank you! dedicated bankers born to go the extra mile. you've been such a big help. it's what i like to do. so you can choose a bank where helping people comes first. chase. so you can. sofa... desk... you know what? why don't you go get some frozen yogurt. i got this. you're so sweet. you got this, right? i do got this. from the shelf, and to your home. starting at $99.

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>> reporter:by all accounts it looks operation that makes and sells hand crafted beer and wine. >> reporter: picking up beer keg but for the owners and staff of uncle sam's misguided brewery and valor winery this is an operation that does much more than just bottle beer and wine. >> "you can buy a bottle and you know that you are supporting creation of jobs for veterans and wounded warriors and vetted and recovery and rehabilitation." >> reporter: the veteran owned and operated business employs over 50 fellow vets. and with every sale, a portion of their proceeds are donated to programs for returning soldiers that help them get back on their feet. >> "it really is a brotherhood." >> reporter: here veterans come to work and unwind in the company of fellow veterans. of the biggest challenges

for veterans returning to the workforce is coping with the very real fear and isolation they experience beyond the battlefield. the stress of war stays with them. here, though, veterans say they feel like they belong. >>vallery winery opened up a lot of doors for me. vo: aaron hart is a former us army specialist. he says his memories from the battlefield never leave him. >> reporter: seeing those tears and friends ripped up, bullet holes it's just stressful. you never forget about that stuff for these veterans a sense of pride and purpose in every bottle in livermore jf k4 news heat shields are compromised. we have multiple failures.

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the u-verse revolves around you four-time super bowl champion joe montana weighed in on the laepernik deal. candlestick legends game (male announcer): it's now time for gary radnich from the jack in the box sports desk. >> gary: he has led the 49

test 23 championship games that he has not won a super bowl is that is the only thing you like to gripe about. he is one of the best so pay him! >> i have not thought about it too much but the first thing is to make sure everyone in my family is set. i do not spend a lot of money. most expensive things that i owned are my tv, my bed in my soul fun. sosa sofa >> gary: these are current quarterbacks working romo

breezed and tom brady. of course you for asking if he is worth it? if there are 10 guys in the world could do what is your american to that is pretty much it. >> gary: is the old saying go you are worth as much as you as someone will pay you. this guide was paid. this guy was paid. >> gary:by the way montana's biggerst contract4 years- $13 million teammate roger craig were at candlestick park today to promote the upcoming legands flag football game july 12 a fairwell to candlestick

the more >> the chicken protect yourself in the future and people will like to pay that type of money then good deal >> gary:joining montana and craig will be joined by hall of famer dan marino in the game >> gary:reports are tickets have been selling a similar event at mile high stadium in 2001 drew more than 35,000 >> gary:montana and craig talked about the upcoming candlestick sendoff game >>clippersdonald sterling has agreed to sign off on selling the clippers to former microsoft ceo steve ballmer for a record $2 billion. >>the fans are so excited

about coming to the game at candlestick >> pam: i thought the to said that she would always be here? >> gary:i guess i did >> pam: they're jsut having

fun (laughter) >> gary:not interesetd interested >> gary:sterling sued the nba in federal court last week alleging the nba violated his constitutional rights by relying on information from what he called an "illegal" recording that publicized racist remarks he made to girlfriend v. stiviano. >> gary:the suit will now be dismissed. >> gary:curry 2nd team all- nba the warriors stephen curry he was voted to the all-nba second team today. he is the first warriors to be named all-nba first or second team since latrell sprewell in 1994. >> gary:curry finished third in the voting among guards with 489 points. chris paul and james harden received

the most votes making the first team. >> gary: last season curry became the first warriors player voted in as anall-star game starter since sprewell in 1995. he averaged 24.0 points and 8.5 assists. he also led the league in three-pointers made for the second striaght season. >> very good conversations with the authority of oakland about an extension. we like to stay in california or the bay area. to continue the tradition of the case. a's >> gary:a's owner lew wolff was on bloomberg tv talking about a possible extension at the oakland coliseum. .

>> gary:look at what is going on with the a's tonight! >> reporter:2 run blast ! >> gary:good times bay area

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com at 8:00. pam? >> pam: super bowl 50 not superbowl l that an estimated official today. the band as well nfl made it official today em >> pam: when america's biggest game comes to the bay area in 2016.the official logo will reflect the numbers 5-zero.rather than the traditional roman numeral. it's official, santa clara >> pam: bowl 50, not super bowl l. >> pam: the nfl says it is making a one-time change to its policy of using roman numerals to identify its >> pam: members of the santa clara organizing committee first raised the issue of the name change because of the the letter "l" with "loser" in internet parlance. santa clara is due to host stadium in early 2016.

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