>> jacqueline: as pam mentioned, it is already saturated out there with the rain has no way to go. i will have more on this and what time it out of futurecast if you stick with us in just a bit. >> pam: kron4 just bush will join us with more details happening in the city. jeff? >> reporter: right near the embarcadero to see all of the people making their way from this building. just about everyone has an umbrella. at such a couple of people were planning how they were dealing with the rain. >> i have documents that

were drenched right now and the back of me is completely separate and rain that the same time it is fun. >> i am very wet. however, it has been very fun to read it is the accurate >> know this is not any big deal for me to rid >> reporter: people i talked to say that they are fatigue dealing with all of this rain. but we definitely needed. >> reporter: i am just bush reporting live in san francisco kron 4 news. >> pam: maureen kelly is

explaining the damage and cleanup in tehran. >> reporter: a happened at a home and the owner did not want to go on camera but she and her husband evacuate it in the early morning hours after the landslide broke out the window on their second floor. here, and the see the scar on the hillside at the bottom of the hill gallons of mount of water can be seen rushing into the storm drain. say that he wore to protect the privacy of the han commerce. --homeowners. >> reporter: >> over plumbing amount of land in a short amount of time--overwhelming amount of grain.

>> the water came rushing out into three businesses here actually came up crossed to run a boulevard coming from a marsh behind the town hall. >> reporter: 90 town hall parking lot filled up with about 2 ft. of water and this is what the marsh look like behind it. >> reporter: now they are apprehensive keeping their eyes out for what is next. >> pam: stuart the big storm that pounded the bay area last week. some roads were nearly impossible at time and dozens of dozens of businesses were still filled with water. an estimate of

2000 downtown businesses were damaged or closed. on thursday some seem 8 in. of rain. >> pam: the north bay has received the most amount of rain since the big rainfall last week >> reporter: here in marin county a very slow coming on highway 101 what the plane taking its toll but the good news is that it is helping the drought in marin county. blank conning district only received 4 in. of rain during last night's storm. mickey had a total of the year beginning january 1st 27 in. of rain. the average is normally 14 in. of rain. so, that is very good nose print people still need to continue to concerts because you do not know what will happen over the decks six

months. over the next six months. so continue to conserve. submit >> reporter: a little positive moves camry cars to the drought. if you are headed north on 101 in marin county the nose is not so good because it is a very slow go. >> pam: rob fladeboe has more details. >> reporter: a race against the clock and weather on tuesday. here at glenwood drive as she does see there is a lot of activity going on with pg and e s c h p out here in this area trying to wrap up a mess that started earlier this morning for the

morning commute. the entire highway, was shut down the only reopened one lane in each direction. that is how it was for most of the afternoon with several power lines coming down as well. that is why pg and he was out here with many trucks trying to help get that back and run. no one heard here on route highway 17. rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >> grant: uc cars with their headlights hit lance on glenn across the golden gate bridge is very slow. the cboe san rafael bridge as the rain comes down. police

on the roads right there. as you can see, but trouble on both side of the bay bridge and toll plaza is ok. 101 peninsula northbound and southbound is a mess. a 80 softbound is a disaster because of that. we will show you the live look at s f o. it is not just the roles that are problematic. 150 cancellations, so far today with delays of up to three hours. passengers have been there since yester day. take a look at what it looked like this morning. we did get some sunshine at s f o. should >> pam: coming up day dark day in pakistan as a deadly terrorist act offals they're

targeting a school. the details behind the attack soon. coming up at 530 how you can help bart make its stations better and the city of staff for a cisco reaches a settlement. the tilt ahead. indeed hills ahead.

>> pam: the board of

supervisors must approve the deal and that agreement is said to be in the area of $3 million. last september, you may remember spaulding was admitted to the hospital for a blood infection and then after today she banished from her hospital long. she was found dead two weeks later and hospital stairwell that was on checked by security. >> pam: the san francisco flower mart will remain. they have been fighting at first to turn it into a technology school. they have come to an agreement with the reality or realty company. it says that they will rebuild the location and to instead of the art facility. is not sure if the flower mart will share this facility with the school. it is supposed to be completed by two dozen 18. 20018-2018

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>> pam: happening now. berkeley is about to hear the discussions in regards to the protesters and demonstrations that has been happening as well as oakland a least 25 people were arrested in oakland and protesters chained themselves to pipes and blocked access to the oakland police headquarters. >> pam: police and elsa retell says the above to read at the city's high school this afternoon had no merit. there are evacuated for caution are around 11:00 this morning. after

receiving threats by phone. there were not able to find any explosives and students returned to class about 2:00 this afternoon >> catherine: ellis' 145 people were shut down shot down. almost all of them students. before government troops ended the siege. the massacre of innocent children horrified a country already wary of un in the terrorist attacks. 1 and the land after in another rushing to the hospital. students said they heard the militant shelton got is a great before shooting randomly. --they heard by g od is great! before

shooting. >> catherine: 1 says he was hiding under a bench before shooting. president obama issued a statement creek echoed by his press secretary. many of the victims of the children of soldiers brought into conflict by the terrorist. parent are paid to fight. >> catherine: calling this on islamic. the attacker said they did this for revenge for a recent defense of the pakistan military. the prime minister is vowing to target militants even more aggressively. >> jacqueline: we are seen more moderate to heavy rain in certain areas listed to look at the tractor. on the

east bay zuni and with the heaviest cluster of brain right now. stretching from richmond. all the way down to hayward print from a quarter of an inch of rain. right over 680 to walnut creek. let team up just a bit. it is not quite as heavy we are seeing more moderate rain over the bay bridge and golden gate bridge print heavier sales over highway 37. heavier rain pushing up to san mateo right now. with the extreme downpour going over to 80 and 101. >> jacqueline: as weeds along down to the south bay with lighter rain over san jose. heavier rain over it

l.p. this as well. milpitas. you to see the north bay and santa cruz mountains with heavy downpour more prone to flooding because of the saturation in the soil where the water has no where to go. here is a look at futurecast, still dealing with fairly widespread rain in heavier sales. the rain will turn more spotty with the showers tonight and into tomorrow. we continue with some of that might add to the morning commute as well. >> jacqueline: 4 we circling to finish time in this up and take a look at the rainfall totals plus a third storm headed our way. >> grant: even under follows

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>> if a reporter is calling bill cosby today, it is not to make small talk. it is four to schedule an interview. >> pam: entertainment tonight at 730 followed by kron 4 news at 8. >> catherine: top searches for 2014 has universal appear. example, actor ronald williams was a big search for the year. another big search, malaysia but airlines are to " what caused the mysterious flight to disappear. and vietnam

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(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> pam: right now, at 538 pitcher from the golden gate bridge. you could see the traffic and the rain continues the coming down as people continue to move carefully. >> pam: rascal lives, not to richmond were scott rates is keeping an eye on the situation. when >> >> reporter: traffic is definitely moving slow out here. it has been very

steady and about the past 45 minutes that i have been out here. the land has them blowing things a round. as i can cross the richmond bridge earlier. --the wind has been blowing things around. they will continue to monitor things here in the east today as we continue to get more reporting live in richmond scott rates kron4 newsprint works >> pam: trees coming down on a southbound with more on that were >> reporter: near the 380 exchange for a tree fell onto the highway today messing things up including

traffic caltran did get a clear before the main command this deepening. with the worst of the rain expected creek however, industry was hit mother is uncovered four lanes of the highway. what the bill when a sick tree fall of 1280? you get a chain sought and chop it up and clear at from the freeway it took about two hours. with traffic really back up for a couple hours this afternoon cre when. >> reporter: reporting on 280 south gate slate kron 4 news. >> jacqueline: bois you can see it is lit up this afternoon with widespread acclaim at it is moderate creek talking and looked at

the east bay in to walnut creek season have their cells with the happy inch of rain with dark should of yellow. oakland, at richmond and doubt and to sell leandro you are seeing heavy rain. look decem a tilt with the orange and the killing 2 in. per hour. for that is going over highway 101 right now over san francisco we are seeing, conditions yet to see the yellow ready to move back end. moderate persistent rain and that is what a flood advisory has been implemented. >> jacqueline: we are already receiving reports of street flooding because you have to be careful due to more rain is on its way. >> pam: officials are hoping

that writers will help all what the process creek bart says the two worst stations that need the most work will receive the updates. >> reporter: it is not pretty. to have been abandoned when at take a look here as people struggled on the stairs with their suitcases. people are also bundled up as this insurance is cold and windy with no protection from the weather elements. bart says that they get that and they feel that pain from their riders. when now that they have secured $12 million from the government to make changes to these two stations that are in badly need of updates.

>> escalator's need to be replaced and so should the canopies. what we are looking at what that can appeal to look like what to look at the amenities. we are asking questions about what should be implemented. >> like that throw here that they are pleasant. -- throughout. >> we carry a lot of things back home. so absolutely would be nice to have a ramp or something that would be helpful wouldn't shot >> that and put it would help was get to this concept that we take into the next days of design and ultimately into construction.

>> catherine: if you are one of the people hoping that you will receive something from a class action lawsuit in regards to purchase of ipad i am sorry that you are not going to receive any think. the jury in california show a jury in california showed approval for apple brit been portable music players software but it was necessary for security as the case file 10 years ago dating to a tie with apple security leaned prevent music from a plane from other out what other that i thames street--itunes bubba. >> pam: they want to

highlight the bay area be assets and leadership in global technology pricked the electric meeting will rotate with the process for redwood city this though all round. --go around woodward. >> want to pick the city that has the best possible chance to win a international competition. it is not any one particular thing. brenda >> pam: 4 coming up! went >> pam: new details on the scandal was sony and the

lawsuit ahead at 5:45 p.m.. >> pam: new details on what scientists say it may have been possible for someone to escape and still live from alcatraz.

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look as storm track for our radar lit up this afternoon stretching into the peninsula, east bay and as bay. we are still seen moderate line in the east and by how about a quarter of an inch of rain with downpour heavier rain pushing into ocean beach right now. >> jacqueline: right over the golden gate bridge. and the richmond, san rafael bridge creek >> jacqueline: we are seen letter rain over the bay bridge also heavier sales with half moon bay coming down an inch per hour. the sea with the orange is again with some of the writ down and the peninsula. >> jacqueline: edging

towards the 101 and the san mateo bridge. in affect for the north bay and extended everywhere throughout the bay area it just happened. just this moment. with a moderate rain continuing flooding on the roadways and dangerous commutes. definitely, be careful. fairly wide spread and some of the sales pushing through 9:00 will be pretty heavy. contents it and run to and or 11-. the scattered rain will continue as we head into the morning commute tomorrow self of the golden gate by five. >> jacqueline: we will seemingly tried to dishes in

the afternoon after a few spotty showers, hit or messed over the coastal waters. try for thursday with a third storm expected for friday. and expecting an inch of rain. as for the sierra, break on thursday and more snow into friday with a winter weather advisory taking effect. six to 12 in. and the higher terrain. here is a look at the extended forecast with storm no. 2 spot in showers will continue until wednesday. store no. 3 comes in as we head into friday. trier conditions are expected. --dry year

>> grant: here is alcatraz in the middle of the bay. scientists suggested depending on when the prisoners left in a makeshift raft near the north edge of the golden gate bridge there would be a wall allowing them to get to the marin headlands and perhaps survive what was once considered and fund global task creek--escaping from alcatraz and survived. we will be back after this.

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>> pam: the federal states

through e-mail and other information shows that the hackers and sunnis information and technology department and lawyer believe that the security system was vulnerable to the attack and the company did not act on the warning sprit, they are looking for compensation to fix reports amr's for damages. of course, sony is willing to the devastating attack that embarrassed top executive who has made billions for the company. now a new attack is happening. >> reporter: james bond appears to be battling a new enemy which is not on the big screen. guardians of

peace believed to have stolen an early script and they will get for the public. they are repairing to you a christmas gift to give that will give you pleasure emplace sony pictures and to the worst state. crispin's day is when the interview is expected to release. >> they have already weathered a very tremendous attack. sony >> reporter: is still try to decide if they should continue with this sham for u.s. viewers. it has opened up a treasure trove of

information for sony and embarrassing e-mail information such as angelina jovi and george clooney. the latest week shows that cluny was apparently upset of the bad reviews of his world war two movie critic >> >> reporter: i feel that i have let you all down. i have lost touch. >> reporter: calling leonardo de carpio behavior despicable. >> i hate to see what they have up their sleeve next. intelligent people are doing this and they know how to embarrass the studio. >> reporter: asking to stop publishing leaked

information. if you do not comply with the request been the stolen information used an estimated have you held responsible by sony. >> sony, will argue that this is stolen material and the media is aiding and abetting which has drawn which has broken into a computer to get the benefit of its accurate on the other side, they are saying, this is material of an enormous public interest and it does not matter how it is getting into our hands the public will need to know this very port what is: what is very important industry. >> pam: backers that are calling themselves the guardians of peace made communist threats tuesday against movie theater showing some pictures beyond the interview that refer to the terrorist attacks of

september 11th, 2001. >> pam: tracking the storm with the major rock what meteorologist the jacqueline. >> pam: the star making the evening commute a little messier this hour. still ahead at 6.

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>> pam: began with kron4 just bush live in san francisco where rain is coming down as we speak. jeff? >> reporter: it is coming down, literally cats and dogs. everyone who is trying to get themselves through the building are having a hard time creek to clearly, part of people with children. try to keep their children try with umbrellas and walking along a slogging through this very wet and miserable evening commute. >> it is the second week print it is colder now. i think pretty good. we will

deal with that. we need the rain. >> hopefully we did the rain that we need. to get dressed up as your detail. >> reporter: important to have a protective attired out here. it makes it very uncomfortable as the rain is coming down very heavy and the temperature is dropping as well. here in san francisco kron 4 news. >> pam: the north bay is getting hammered as well. >> reporter: erelong it 101

in marin county the storm is having an impact on the evening commute. cars are going 5 to 10 mi. per hour or sometimes not moving at all occurred the good news is that it is helping with the drought here in marin county. >> reporter: 4 in. of rain which is what they see have seen last year as a total amount. >> reporter: the municipal water district said sense of the first of july they have received 27 in. of rain but 21 in. in just the last few weeks which is well above average. good news, they are certain they are still asking that net residents conserves. >> people to continue to use water in efficiently because we do not know what will

happen next year in regard to grain which means one to three weeks. so we need to make sure the water supply is still available for as long as we can make it. >> reporter: along highway 101 kron 4 news, dan kerman >> pam: across to brunt boulevard you to see where businesses and cleanup has been going on all evening long. with the flooding creek and debris. >> overwhelming amount of rain for a short amount of time to rid debris and water just came rushing across the

street. we are on a very slow piece of property. >> pam: the home owner tells us that she and her husband evacuate this morning after the dollar broke through a window on their second floor no one was hurt. the tank to one property there. no other homes in the area are threatened at this time . we >> jacqueline: are seen moderate and heavy rain with portions through out the bay area. a lot of yellow and orange that indicate a moderate to heavy sales brick selassie but we have creek--with heavy to moderate sales movie and

over the bay area. >> jacqueline: it was moderate and al leiter with heavier rain over the richmond and semi and san rafael bridge street right is coming over and buckets all the way up into walnut creek with heavy rain pushing for the coast and down to the peninsula. right over 101 with moderate rain for san mateo. an inch grain per an inch of rain per hour there. flood of buy trees remain in affect. --- flooding remains in of fact in that area. >> grant: you can see from the live camera is just pouring. look at the golden

gate bridge and not coming down quite as hard enough. this is the richmond san rafael... it is a slow goal at almost every bay area road in both directions of the bay bridge to do have an accident that we must tell you about what interstate 80 and emeryville creek westbound emeryville as well what bloody on 280 near crystal creek >> pam: the storm, again causing issues at the s f zero print with the ground the lace system is in effect right now. 150 cancellations so far today. split between the are arriving and departing flights. delays

are on short-haul flights along the west coast. >> pam: and coming up tonight... kron4 storm coverage continues were the crews were busy dealing with down trees and power lines. >> pam: experts say we still need a lot more rain. >> pam: rolling up the red carpet to the olympic committee. a meeting be held in the bay area. the holiday season is here,

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>> we would like to pick the city that has the best possible chance to prevail in international competition. so it is a combination of factors and not one individual think. >> grant: been that will be the first u.s. city to entertain the games since atlanta. >> pam: today, crews are busy cleaning up the mess. plus, december is not over yet and we have seen record rainfall. how much will we need to get out of this drought?

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>> pam: driving has been has of this today. --the

hazardous today. >> >> reporter: here in richmond the rain has been coming and going at that time as it has been very strong out here. the other story is the wind sprint and brutally put up with sheets of rain. as they come through here is to get really bad. traffic has been pretty slow of pure over the richmond bridge a couple times tonight. the dust is up and that is the reason for the slow traffic in uc de lot of the water on the roadway with a very slick conditions. >> reporter: seeing some very minor flooding with nothing major as of right now. it will be monitoring the conditions on that long.

>> pam: a stretch of highway 17 and santa cruz is back open tonight after this large tree fell on to the roadways and took out power lines. the crew took much of the day cutting up the tree into smaller pieces and working to get the power back on one. there was no reports of injuries and that area. >> pam: rob fladeboe shows us how the wind pulled down a huge tree. >> >> reporter: as the storm damage continues to add up and so does a number of trees that have fallen victim and this december storm. >> reporter: this is roughly a 80 ft. tall murray country and so as the

others in recent days that have continuously lost its grip. fortunately, no one was here and no one was injured at this time. no one hurt the tree. falling the other way away from the playground. >> reporter: in milpitas rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >> grant: all of that water is adding up. san francisco has more than 1 ft. of rain since july 1st comparing those figures from where we were last year. barely an inch of rain in san jose now

take a look at the normal rainfall was 6.6 in. and san francisco and 5.5 in oakland with 3.7 in. in san jose. >> grant: the rain is filling the reservoir. the drought that took years to develop will take years to recover from. data from orbiting satellite shows the of that on california ground water. >> grant: indicating a drop in groundwater. scientists says they cannot estimate exactly how much is needed. to end the drought, 11 trillion 10 mi. high and 10 mi. across on east on each side.

>> jacqueline: getting a look at storm trecker, lit up this will be the organized a band with the tail end of it and spotty buying. pushing through about eight more widespread coverage come to an end. very heavy rain over the last past the hour or so. >> jacqueline: resuming and about an inch crane per hour. probably weakening as we head toward dublin. looking over salmon francisco right now because the brain approaching the bay bridge and embarcadero. at the golden gate bridge to moderate plant is there with same thing at the toll plaza

of. looking over towards the east bay with a heavy onslaught of lorraine. it has not come to an end but not even a pulse. --pause >> jacqueline: taking a look at the flood advisory extended for the rest of the bay area. likely up there tonight and bay area wide with the exception of the delta. if you are driving you will encounter flooding on the roadway so be careful this evening. taking a look at futurecast at 8 or 9:00. pushing through the central valley in the dust ball like it will stall creek >> jacqueline: will not be done with iran as

completely. it will not be as organized. taking a look at that with 4:00 in the morning we are seeing brain cells of the ball golden gate creek spotty showers will linger through the 8:00 hour and will hit pence some rain here and there. hit and miss throughout the bay area. keep your eye umbrellas handy. we are in the middle of store no. 2 with a grunt of its an inch of rain for our bellies for the hills and mountains. store no. 2 is ongoing and continuing into tomorrow but we will see a low and the good news is besiege air- conditioned into early next week.

>> catherine: when spalding, the 57 year old woman that was found in the hospital stairway a san francisco general hospital last year. she was missing from home 17 days before they finally discovered the body. spaulding had been getting treatment for a bladder infection and described as disoriented when she left room. the settlement is

being ok about $2.9 million the university of california will pay 59,000. for negligence in a investigation after her disappearance. >> pam: rain is coming down in many parts of the bay area. complete coverage is straight ahead. >> pam: bart is trying to improve several other stations and are hoping that the writers will help out with the process. --riders. >> jacqueline: we are seen having portions of rain throughout the bay area right now. we are seeing about an inch of rain per hour with the moderate wing searching the area as well. doubt and the peninsula and to see the heavy rain pushing over into the east bay. we will achieve all the

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>> reporter: the cars are crawling across the roadway is because of the rain. the goodness, it is had it is have... it is helping with the drought. that is what they're still asking for people to conserve because we're not sure how the next six months will be like. so far, good news. >> reporter: cleanup is on the way in to run as three businesses were flooded creek here is a still photo

shows a foot and half of water in front of a nail salon. they had to close for the day as they pump up the water current the sea people can't all buckets of water as it floated a home. the spot is contained to one property and not a threat to other homes. >> reporter: in the east bay berkeley protester tried to put out flames of a dumpster fire but was attacked. the police will not stop the messages of nonviolence and demonstrations. --the mass bullies will not stop the messages.

>> reporter: bart system has received $12 million from the federal government to help improve several dark systems. now, they are collecting feedback from writers that will go and meet with design people and make their presentations. on improvements here in san francisco, for a new spirit >> jacqueline: a lot of the heavy activity is pushing to the east right now. the cd back edge of the main front pushing up with spotty showers behind it. we still have moderate wing of the up the coast into daly city and down into the peninsula.

what was it really coming down here about 30 minutes ago although things have let up some. we have real heavy rain continued into dublin and 680. over the bridge things are starting to let up a little bit. we're still seeing pretty good downpour at this hour. a flood of bias' roommates in effect. flood advisory remains in effect. >> jacqueline: you deftly want to be careful if you are driving. the future cash shows that 7:00 heavy rain but at 9:00 it will scatter.

by 5:00 in the morning train stop of the golden gate bridge. spotty showers will continue to the morning and the afternoon it will actually be dry but do not put away your umbrella just yet it will go on the driver's side a few hours. >> jacqueline: continuing into tomorrow with a spotty showers that you did see on futurecast is dry until store no. 3 comes to impact us. >> pam: the annual event is all but over... santacon. >> reporter: santos said

that is everywhere even our own j.r. stone put it on. >> reporter: not everyone is on the war in the in the ho, ho ...ho! spirit. >> reporter: although some of the original founders of the group held the front row for the yvette creek they say that it cannot die. it can never be did. dead. >> reporter: >> to see that only children are harmed and these yvette's. --no children are harmed in these events.

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>> pam: items taken included close, food and toys mostly donated by the high school and danville. given to 14 balance tomorrow but police in concord said it will donate the money today and asking the public to match them donations.

>> catherine: delivered but a group that made part surprise people which are details angels appeared fairly low key today. unloaded bag of toys that will go to children across the bay area. from sports equipment, to toys. >> with that we are just like everyone else during this time people need support and help the less fortunate >> catherine: a. san francisco charity that donates every christmas. >> pam: annual christmas amazing holiday lights creek drilling our host as they showed you the biggest and

best light display in the bay area the amazing holiday like at 9:00 p.m.. >> pam: speaking of the warriors will there be a knee problem that is more serious than report it?

(male announcer): it's now time for gary radnich from the jack in the box sports desk. >> gary: warriors down 10- grizzlies. >> gary: this to be very well be the reason why they are down 10. our region because of tendinitis is

now, referred to as runner's knee. the cartilage under the name did chariots consultants. opposite that is more serious than tendinitis. no word on when but he could be back. he is missing his fifth straight game tonight. >> gary: sacramento kings chris mullin general manager for the warriors for a stretch and then bows to mount bounced him out as a consultant. he is a great, great guy. he did not want to be in connecticut on saturday night. so it looks like he is looking for something to do. he is leaking out that he would not be or he would not mind being a head coach he would be able to pick his

assistance and i do what in the middle of the season. >> gary: pay is still thinking over. ... chris mullin is still thinking it over. >> gary: 2 year contract with marlin's making about four last year with the giants the cannot play it left field. did have a bit big hits. michael moore's grew up in florida. he did it hit in two years and miami. >> gary: pam, he won three games last year in arizona and they traded him to the yankees were he 17. the

average pitcher will make it 10 to $12 million. >> pam: you wish you were pitching? >> gary: no, i do not. note. i do not and i would not want to answer crazy questions from the media. >> gary: fred, you cannot throw a ball. but it is a supply and demand creek right now television rights are millions upon millions. what are the basketball contracts? >> gary: when they come up again, the players will have their demand that even if they make like 30 35 million

per year everything is going up >> pam: i guess so cre >> pam: if i could just pitch...yea right. >> gary: the yanked, up to that in sarah his days are all corporate to be the new third baseman for the yankees. he cited $52 million deal. rodriguez $60 million. so just to let him go but love to have someone come up and say we would take them. take alex.

>> gary: always interested dodgers. back in the news today. pleading guilty to be legally help finance the smuggling of cuba a conspiracy charge carries a maximum of 10 years in prison and he is one of the guys and also the end of the contract and now they were taking big cuts all of that. >> gary: this is a lesson to be serious. you see players come from another country this is another guy. aback actor. we have no idea what these guys are going through. these guys have someone hold him up every two weeks we get paid.

someone will say he made enough money, right? >> gary: on the radio, i said this for years. some of these guys, you grow up without a father. no one really agrees with me i should say the heartless people. that is why some of these guys get in trouble. do you agree? >> pam: do not bring me into this. >> gary: pam, does not agree with me either. >> gary: reasons why we tell you what still more is to win because kapernick and the tunnel when the raiders play the 49ers still morrison on injured reserve

with a hip injury. >> gary: color is having a pretty bad year. --cutler >> gary: today he gave the bad press conference. >> will we wait for him? >> i am good. >> gary: in defense of him there was one reporter asking him three questions. and i would get up to and that had a father print a loving father pricked... and so serious. >> gary: the fcc has people

complaining and the complaints are from parents of young children the complaints were three. i get more on i get more complaints for just showing up. >> pam: coming up! a big honor for a bay area rock group when will green day be honored? .

>> catherine: the group claiming responsibility for stilling e-mail's and social security numbers plus other personal information than expected to sit employees of selling. released physical attack on the theaters where the movie, the interview will be played as to american actors are next to

murder. doug department of home securities said they do not believe the threats are credible. >> pam: big nose fans of green bay are among the other musicians to be honored the induction ceremony will be held in cleveland next thursday. we have been telling you that the rain will continue and encourage you to send in your photos and video to that which ensure that to the rest of our audience. >> jacqueline: you to see where it is favoring in the bay area. the east bay is seeing a moderate flame. the east bay shoreline and peninsula + doubt in the south but was the more rain.

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