always >> catherine: off thanks to one police officer. >> reporter: just before 11:00 a.m. the driver was driving in the life neighborhood of tenderloin before someone kicked his door. >> the took off with the baby and the door. --the

car. >> but i was really believe that we found the baby. >> reporter: he sought a car matching the description here on 557 street with the suspect getting out of the door. >> i handcuff town. and there was a baby in the back. still strapped into the car seat. >> reporter: this man who worked across the street saw the baby and when the suspect was captured >> very happy and holding on to the baby. >> reporter: the building he was interested in front of

happen to be the public defender's office creek there suspected--he is due in court tomorrow on another matter. maureen kelly kron 4 news. >> catherine: and man accused of killing a nine year old boy during a sleep over is not charged with murdering his best friends little brother. that little voice that today and spat in his sleep--stabbed in his sleep >> catherine: they talk about mental illness plan a role in this case. ..

>> the family tried to get help for his for their son because of the mental illness. >> catherine: he is being held without bail. >> catherine: sexually assaulted tuesday night the promise it or the 29 year old livermore woman was walking along in that area when she was read behind or grabbed from behind by a male parrot described 52 hand, 30 years old with a stocky build. the woman is being treated for her injuries. >> catherine: alameda police are looking for this man and said he robbed a local wells fargo. there are hoping for leeds to identify him. they said that he held

that they will start culprit--wells fargo >> catherine: state official says bart does not have enough money to make the needed changes. >> reporter: catherine we are here because this is one of the two busiest. problem as the bart system is old and need a lot of money for improvements. they simply do not have that money. >> reporter: is in a massive funding crisis they need $9.6 million in capital improvements over the next 10 years trip only identify

funding for half that amount. if they cannot find the money, it is writers and not writers that will search that will suffer. --riders >> rather you ride a bart or not you need bart. >> reporter: those improvements include three- point billion dollars for a thousand bart cars and 275 billion for a new man this facility and $900 million to replace the control system. >> will have more trains going through every hour to keep up the capacity for more show and go service.

>> reporter: some ryder support the idea and others do not. >> reporter: >> i think that is needed because of their soul and many commuters in the bay area. adding to the bart structured >> think this should help prepare for it and i believe that they know that there or not to do this and they just ignored it. >> i would support a bart increase. >> reporter: are back here at the montgomery bart system based on the cost there are hikes every year. and that would not cover the cost of all the improvements they say that they need. reporting live in san francisco kron 4 news >> catherine: the warriors

request for a new arena might have hit a major roadblock. the opposition and who is leading the charge? >> catherine: tonight at 530, the show of support officers were taken fire. and the local community that has been asking some type or tuft water restrictions. >> reporter: weather coming up vaccination. coming up! (music) hey! let me help with that. oh, thank you! (music)

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>> reporter: >> catherine: the bay area has some new marks today. and though in this report of the report card trick. >> catherine: alameda and contra costa county the only county's rating a c grade. and that is a lot better of los angeles, san diego and sacramento. >> catherine: santa clara

county is getting and f along with lme that with a deep threat sonoma's court and pay for the cleanest air. they looked young organization says dirty air can provide a number of issues. >> catherine: also, long time san francisco and damage today by fire.

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>> catherine: kron4 charles clifford the joint of life from mission bay to explain who is leading the opposition. charles? >> reporter: working a couple years now to build the reid here at this

mission bay area south of at&t park has gone rather smoothly but now they are facing issues in regards the parking here and the bay area. >> reporter: and nonprofit calling the mission bay alliance is causing opposition to it major donors and supporters are worried that building anew our land so close to at&t park will create a traffic and parking nightmare. >> that traffic nightmare will make it impossible for people to get emergency room services and a possible to see their doctors treat severely impact mission bay road class record infrastructure. >> reporter: at nl today it

was caught off guard says the team in regards to the opposition since they had been working with all of their neighbors nearly one year now to address any concerns. the warriors moved to mission bay, and it comes out of nowhere. it is said to be released next month and they will review the report and take legal action against the our cleanup or may be sponsored a ballot initiative to go before voters. >> catherine: fire alarms fire alarm rescuers are investigating and two alarm fire. on lion street near lombard accurate on the scene of the spire reported at 730 this morning. contain less than one hour. supposedly starting at the back of the building. the restaurant does half water and smoke damage. no one was

injured. >> catherine: as called for terisa and asked us your reports from concord their return visit was filled with frustration. >> reporter: have to see this from your support yourself. a long line of former students because this facility abruptly shut its doors on students this past monday. a person at the front of the line would not say much to me creek only that there were own people and 10 at a time to meet with advisers i tried to talk to someone in time or inside but i was told that no one was available and i need to leave immediately. some have been waiting for four hours to get inside and she was just a few weeks away from greta wedding with this happened.

>> this is beyond frustrating. now have before our line among the building and they should ipad this printed out like they did for our schedule and we can't the door here is your transcription and the bite. they do this to us and i am just a week away from my graduation. >>. legal. --paralegal program >> i do not know. >> reporter: other students were shot at or embarrassed to go on camera. >> catherine: a part of caribbean psychologists and they should down 28 campuses in california and a few other states. roughly 15,000

students have been affected. >> reporter: there is a live look for the bay bridge. where is, only 64 degrees. >> reporter: but the temperature wise we are in the mid to low sixties in oakland and san jose. as everyone agrees it is currently a toasty 80 as we head into concord livermore is just shy of that was 78 degrees. as less santa rosa. tonight will be comparable under starlit sky spirit we will pick up to 10 pitchers in the low 50s as we head into it thursday. but the tremendous warm-up. some places will pass the 90 degree mark with the upcoming weekend. >> reporter: would notice a

10 to 20 degree dropped " getting closer to sunday. >> catherine: making sure student stay focused and plastered the new test is helping with positive results with breast cancer exams. my name is tony sartorio. i'm a lineman for pg&e out of the concord service center. i have lived here pretty much my whole life. i have been married for twelve years. i have 3 kids. i love living here and i love working in my hometown. at pg&e we are always working to upgrade reliability to meet the demands of the customers.

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design ideas making it happen for it is called the doublespeak line and if let kids grant a pledge options from two sides. >> reporter: this was one of several concepts developed by the district and design firm after interviewing the students and staff your about ways they could make the lunch experience better. so kids will actually eat. >> reporter: this was one of several concepts developed and unclog the the lush wine bottle neck was on the top of the list because before kids were spending most of their brick standing in line. >> reporter: there's not a take out one also children do not even have to go inside the cafeteria and this mobile card which can deliver milk to places the students would rather be. >> reporter: there is not a takeout window so kistna

have to go inside the carrot cafeteria and if they want to go outside and play with them bring the crowd outside, if they are on the third floor and the robotic club or the chess club we can bring it to where they actually are. >> reporter: but they also gave the catheter is tough and a much needed update. --cafeteria. >> reporter: and those red tesla tables are still there but now there are also small round tables and even couches. and what is called the chilled out area. the district is sworn to expand the cafeteria redesign program to 17 more schools over the next two years here at roosevelt. the kids say they like the new look and a shorter way times because it gives them more time to socialize. you may be muddling through allergies.

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(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> catherine: undercover oakland police officers investigating a shooting became targets themselves early this morning. they were looking into shooting death six hours early of the

21 year old man. and there was another fatal shooting reported late last night. as kron4 will trend reports when the undercover officers came under fire. police came out in force. >> reporter: officers in human forms always mounted toward their undercover officers raced to be seen. --undercover officers. >> reporter: the also called out there swat team. >> there was one house we had to search because we were worried that there was a family and the house for other markets that could be held hostage. because the door was open for it were able to clear the house to make sure the family was safe and simple doubt and assume the perimeter.

>> reporter: called out to east oakland to evaluate game activity. along with two murders. >> reporter: investigators do not believe that other officers shot back. >> of the officers involved will not be placed on paid the minister of leave and will be or could be placed back on their job as early as the next shift. they are not aware if this is connected to the overnight murder sprit. >> catherine: a santa clara judge is reconsidering the release of the rapist christopher hubbard that after he twice led his battery power want to blow in his ankle monitor appeared in the hearing today prosecutors tried to

revoke his conditional release and locking up in a mental hospital because of the violations. people living near hubbard home in palm bill have also been ups that occurred since he was released last year. hubbard use pillowcases to seduce dozens of women he of salted in the '70s and '80s. a ruling on his release is expected within 90 days. >> reporter: average remained on the comparable side. --with temperatures remain on the comparable signed. >> reporter: the wind will continue to drop off. we are looking at a starlit sky temperatures will remain in the middle fifties. take a look at tomorrow creek we are in the racket warm up accurate and that, temperatures will be on the cote decide. look out for

mostly blue skies as we approach half of the day. temperatures by the afternoon with top off at the mid to low 70's. in east are expected from the bay and nineties as well in certain it hit parts of the inland area. will have more information on the weather coming up! >> catherine: rescue efforts are focused in nepal after the devastating 7.8 earthquake there. as many as 8 billion people have been affected. people in mountain village near the epicenter of last week to mamet earthquake in nepal are making desperate appeals for food. water and shelter. about 200 villagers were shivering under the umbrella and plastic tarps as a helicopter landed with sacks of rice and official with

the u.n. world food program said the next shipment will have to include plastic sheets he said. these people need shelter more than they need food. the official death toll from saturday's earthquake has increased. not tell police today reported 5045 deaths had occurred in a plot in addition 19 people were killed and mount everest 61 people were killed in india and china reported 25 deaths and to that. --tibet >> reporter: the nepal quick did not just kill many people in have wiped out much of nepal cultural heritage one agent city, for example has what describe this irreversible damage. >> reporter: the prime minister of nepal has pledged to rebuild all of the monuments damaged in its

most recent natural disaster. this is one of the most popular stocks on the tourist spot in nepal. former visitors provide financial stability to the area. it is also a living and breathing city in more than 260 people were killed in this district on the earth began to shake on april 25th. homes and livelihoods were also complete the destroyed. it will be an enormous challenge creek for nepal as ahold to rebuild after this catastrophe. >> catherine: as the apple watch rose out problems are cropping up. at 545 white tattoos may be a big problem for customers. and next. new high-tech mammograms which

are helping to catch breast cancer earlier and i know sid most accurately. --and diagnosed most accurately. >> catherine: the markets closed lower as traders react to weak u.s. economic growth the economy skidded nearly to a halt in the first three months of 2015 with the dollar lotus lost as 74 points.

>> catherine: a false positive on in breast cancer and exam may be frightening thing. but a new 3 d test could reduce those false readings and allow doctors to catch the cancer early. c n and holly pfeiffer has the details. >> reporter: as follows about a year ago i every culture has a routine

mammogram what followed a few weeks later was not so retained rid --was not so routine. >> i got a letter and the letter stated that i think that something is not showing up on your test as being normal. >> reporter: every turn visit and another mammogram

prove that there was no cause for concern but every like thousands of women each your head to handle a very frightening experience. a false positive screening. now and technology could lure those false positives by 20 to 40%. the newest instrument utilizes 3 d technology creek >> and traditional to the imaging we used to look at the press from one side of the breast to the other. get action pe tissue and in much deeper fashion to separate normal from abnormal and get a more accurate diagnosis. >> reporter: because they can see so much during more details doctors are able to find smaller abnormal cells barry early every year.

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plans and navigation >> catherine: to bay area take giants might soon become one and report by bloomberg said that san francisco-based sales force that, i'd be sold to redwood city based oracle in a deal worth as much as $50 billion. oracle is considered a logical buyer because of its ties to stills force c e zero mark been enough who founded the company in 1999 shortly after leaving or corporate neither company is commenting on the report. >> reporter: taking a look at our current conditions with the wind up north we at the northwest. between 10 and 20 moss per hour as we speak. >> reporter: and continues to really dissipate over california. as of now

pushing through the bay area late tonight. keeping the breezy conditions at the north with the sky and squeaky clean overnight. in the upper '40's to mid 50's as we get closer to the delta. by 7:00 a.m. what about a bracket on warm up with temperatures in the mid '50s the '60s. by last time, we will be sitting in the low 80s. make sure you are hydrated and leave fresh water for your pets. >> reporter: los 70's and even at the coastline as that. take a look at our extended forecast with the heat will keep on creek we could be challenging records on thursday. come friday it will become a little cooler progression and at sunset on friday. in to the upper 60s print on saturday, the cool and moist air will make its way inland where temperatures will fall into

the low 80s creek and sunday we will be by our seasonal high for this time of year with 70's and ellen and 07 is among the bay. -- with a 70's all around the bay in a low 70's. >> reporter: purchase will continue to slide into the middle part of next week.-- temperatures will continue to slide >> catherine: new models are being added to the wrong way for victoria's secret fashion show but now, a new marketing stunt in britain is resulting in a major \ ^ or \ pricked the insiders at the gut andrew has more from las angeles >> reporter: this

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(male announcer): now, here's stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. >> this is disgusting i have >> across the street for at least three years and now we have and what the people and people have no regard for the part of the beauty of it. it is beginning to the ridiculous. >> stanley: they see this trash and happens about every weekend. but there are signs posted they get a list of dos and don'ts but it seems like all the dolls are

what people are doing. -- dont's >> we have popped up tents and we have apple of amplified music. we have alcohol and we have people selling their wares into the park. now the city once the people to use the park they just do not want to trash it! >> stanley: the trash cans are part of waste management to clean up and here is no one working accept after one trash can is cleaned up and the rest. at least one person believes that by simply putting your trash next to the trash can is more than enough. >> catherine: we are told that the protesters have been moving four times

corporate when all the other have been addressed earlier creek at least a dozen people or rested. . they are trying to keep a handle on this. you can see regular traffic there, but a lot of police are on the scene. again, this is one of several protest all round the country. there has also been solidarity marches in washington d.c. and minneapolis. this is a slide seen in new york city. still >> catherine: more ahead tonight aretino's what these deputy involved in a shooting toward the suspect has been injured and are receiving more details and keeping an eye on baltimore or thousands of demonstrators there have been attacking the street with curfews drawing near. >> catherine: kron 4 news at 6 coming up

(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> pam: >> catherine:now at six. >> catherine:the warriors are still waiting to see who they'll round of the playoffs. >> catherine:but there's a battle brewing of people talking tonight. >> catherine:the warriors

are supposed to break ground on a new arena in san francisco's mission bay next year. >> catherine:now we're learning the proposed plan.is facing growing opposition. >> catherine:kron 4's charles clifford is live in san francisco's mission bay neighborhood with the the latest on what's happening. charles? >> reporter:if the warriors owners get their way the new 18,000 seat arena, seen in these artist renderings, will be built here in mission bay and completed in time for the 2018-2019 nba season. but a non-profit calling themselves the mission bay alliance has come out against the project. the group, which is apparently made up of ucsf supporters and major donors as well as representatives from the biosciences industry is worried that building a new park will create a traffic and parking nightmare. this afternoon, we spoke with the mission bay alliance's spokesperson sam singer. >> reporter:in an email today, warriors spokesperson pj johnson said the team has been caught off guard by this new opposition to the planned arena. he says "we've been working with all of our neighbors including ucsf, for nearly a year now, to address any and all concerns. the san francisco public overwhelmingly supports the bay. this really comes out of nowhere." >> reporter:the environmental impact report on the project is set to be released next month. singer says that after they review the mission bay alliance may move forward with legal action against sponsor a ballot initiative.

>> reporter:in san francisco, charles clifford kron 4 news. >> catherine:the conversation on this story continues online. >> catherine:head to the kron 4 dot com, or our facebook and twitter pages if you want to sound off. >> catherine:a san francisco man is in jail tonight -- accused of stealing a car with a four month old girl inside. >> catherine:this is the suspect's mug shot -- allah ah-moo. >> catherine:he's been booked for car theft, child endangerment, kidnapping and parole violation. >> catherine:police say the child's father was driving in the tenderloin just before 11 a-m when someone kicked his car. >> catherine:when he got out to check the car -- a man jumped in and drove off. >> catherine:the suspect and car were spotted on 7th street by a police officer only 10 minutes later. >> catherine:the baby was still in her car-seat and has been reunited with her her parents. >> catherine:police are still investigating if the person who kicked the car was involved. (cheers & applause) that is going to be part of the investigation if that first person who kicked the suspect who drove the vehicle away. if anyone hits your car you

>> should always pull over to a safe place because there are scams that happen" >> gary:the suspect was arrested in front of the public defender's office. and a spokesperson confirms their clients. >> catherine:but they couldn't say if he was headed there for an appointment. he does have a court date tomorrow on another matter. >> catherine:just last week something similar happened in fairfield. an 8 year-old boy was inside >> catherine: a car that was stolen from his parents' driveway. police issued an amber >> catherine: alert.and several hours later the boy was found in the car, unharmed. >> catherine:fairfield police say the young boy was asleep the entire time.and had no idea what happened. >> catherine:restraint by baltimore police and protesters gave way to a mostly peaceful evening tuesday. >> catherine:only 35 people

were arrested following a citywide curfew, that is in effect again tonight. >> catherine:baltimore police expect to have a report on the death of freddie gray completed this week. it was his death in police custody that sparked the unrest. >> catherine:polo sandoval has the latest. >> reporter: temperatures are running between three to six degrees warmer and compared to yesterday's for it is uncomfortable and beautiful evening. we are sitting in the low 60s to shut of the 70 degree mark in concord. we will take a carbon copy of that. what santa rosa at 76. >> reporter: temperatures again, on the cozy side with a first pitch as 62 degrees and breezy when and out of the west they're accurate as

we go towards did indeed the plant will decrease and starlit sky is by the end of the game dropping to about 55 degrees. bangs to all of the mixing going on in the environment. we would take on a look more into the weather coming up in just a bit! >> catherine: bart need billions of dollars to replace aging infrastructure. now the agency is planning to acts of voters for help. students are trying to grab the transcript from this shutdown campus.

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>> reporter: >> there is no question that mental illness was behind this. it was the main factor here. it was a case about mental illness. >> reporter: shows is accused of killing his best friend nine year old little brother. that was that the debt while he was sleeping over this past weekend and week of his arrest information has surfaced involving the family sent him to the hospital for mental evaluation patrick contra costa county defender-- >> the family tried desperately to get help for their son. by showing signs of mental illness occurred and that is acrid they tried very much in the weeks and months leading up to this incident.

>> clearly there are a number of issues that we are examining as far as what witnesses saw that day. what he thought were and why this tragedy occurred. >> reporter: tears flowed from his mother's eyes as she said in the courtroom while she watched her son being brought in. >> this is a tragic situation for both families patrick their condolences are for the other family as well. >> reporter: he will be brought back in for his agreement and about three weeks. and martinez, haazig madyun kron 4 news. belt >> catherine: and palo alto

a 47 year old bob chapman >> catherine: police said the man shot at the undercover police and got away in the car and crashed a car a few blocks away. three men in their 20s have been arrested and no police were injured. >> pam: >> catherine: and palo alto and 47 year-old robert chapman was arrested today on suspicion of groping a 12 year-old girl at a gross restore last weekend. place say happened at the farmers' market on el camino real. the girl and her mother had been shopping when the man allegedly brushed up against the girl and molested police

said an overwhelming, and the response of a socially inept and local news reports prompted chapman to turn himself in. >> catherine: bart needs billions of dollars of nearly 10 billion to be exact to replace its aging infrastructure. that was confirmed today in in a report by the state auditor. the problem is, they only have half of what they need. kron4 dan, is live at the mccormick bart station in san francisco. how is are going to come up with the rest of the morning? -0- >> catherine: --money >> reporter: problem ends, bart has identified only half of the money needed for funding accurate bart soon

spokesperson says if that money is not found it would not be able to keep all with their increase in customers and that is bad news for both writers and that the right--riders and noon- riders. >> reporter: >> i agree, we need to pay a little more courage--pay a little more. >> i wish they would have budgeted and a little bit more responsibly. >> reporter: terms of raising fears is not enough money to cover all of the improvement is needed. because of increases every of the year it is increasing the rates. it will go up 10 to 15¢ per ride.

>> reporter: it is a breezy but more comfortable evening to rid here is a live look over the san mateo bridge. not a cloud in the sky hazy, getting closer as we speak. about 686 degrees. >> reporter: 36 continues-- breezy win and continue. as you can see it extends off the pacific and slides into the snake river valley of idaho which is where the showers are coming from. >> reporter: giving us starlit sky and comfortable temperatures and the overnight time frame. bringing a couple rumbles of thunder. tomorrow, the same disturbance will help

produce a bracket one up here and the bay area and squeezed into the pressure gradient to rid from the north and west. we are talking between 15 and 20 degrees of a boost as we get into tomorrow afternoon patrick get ready for temperatures to soar urquhart it will be comparable to knight the dropping into the upper 40's and middle fifties as we get closer to the delta apparent the off shore flow would develop into the north east oil tankers were named woman in that direction. -- temperatures will remain warmer in that direction. >> reporter: by the latter half of the day we will be pushing and the '90s. >> reporter: it will be a beautiful day to hit to the beach. >> reporter: as we had to south bay into the low 90s

as the father off we hit. if you are born to drive on interstate 80 perhaps other up there will be the dusty wind of the north about 20 mi. per hour. >> reporter: 90 degrees tomorrow for santa rosa, 75 for downtown in daly city. the heat will come thursday. >> reporter: a la the coastline on friday to o'clock will appear across sunset keeping temperatures in the mid to upper 60s. we will notice a significant food down. with temperatures 10 degrees--corporate and significant cooled down. >> reporter: as of now we

stay nice and dry. >> catherine: the desperate search for survivors continues in nepal. but frustration is mounting as the government appears to be overwhelmed by the disaster. here where we stand tonight. the death toll from saturday's earthquake has now surpassed 5000 and at least 10,000 people are heard. at least 70,000 homes have been destroyed. and many more people are stranded with no shelter food or water. today the un appealed for $450 million in relief money. estimates it has put the cost of rebuilding as $5 billion.

>> catherine: we will have much more earthquake coverage on our website including how many people survived for days before being rescued. we will be back with

>> catherine: japan's prime minister is coming to silicon valley tomorrow. he will be speaking with stanford university about tech innovation and meeting with japanese students and economic researchers at stanford said the japanese administration wants to make economic changes to through innovation. the prime minister is also planned to make a stop at tesla motors and facebook headquarters. >> catherine: still had the plan for the warriors to build an arena are facing new opposition and who is behind that?

>> catherine: drastic measures for drastic times and brett wood. how the city is planning to curb water use because of the drought.

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>> reporter: they have brought support from people who live in san francisco. and the mission bay neighborhood charles clifford kron 4 news. >> reporter: police say the

and that was in a car seat in a inside her father's car seat and let a person kick the cart to assess the damage the father stood outside when a man drove away his car. here on seven street on side of market the little girl is now safe with her mother and a suspect in to jail. >> reporter: 18 year old william schulz made his first court appearance, been charged after stabbing after being suspected of charging stabbing and young boys in his sleep during a sleepover. >> is no doubt in my mind that mental health is the main factor here. >> reporter: at the contra costa counties courthouse.

>> reporter: 81 when the board needs to in million dollars over the next two years to restore the aging infrastructure. it only half funding for half that amount. >> reporter: and another big story here and concord students wait outside to get their tran scripps after the school abruptly shut their doors this past monday accurate census that they are the yond frustrated. -- beyond frustrated critic here on monday when they showed up for class is there were no ads posted to the doors to state that the school was closed.

>> reporter: protesters swelled baltimore city streets with the signs shouting for justice and peaceful protesting a far cry from monday. the governor says the city wide curfew and activation of the national guard has encouraged will protesters to stay at home. >> reporter: >> catherine: even though its air is getting a little cleaner lost angeles has retained its title as america's smoggiest city. the american lung association says the l.a. riverside area has the worst pollution of any urban area in the country. the reason

is a combination of population, a geography and the dropped creek along the association's new state of the year reporter since the bay area air is a lot healthier but there is room for an approved it. --there is room for improvement. >> catherine: some sonoma to san mateo, the county's on the coast all get and pay for the low levels of the ozone >> catherine: napa, solano and santa clara counties are earned a b. >> catherine: alameda and contra costa each got a c and now for the not so good news. this matt shows the amount of the tickets in the area better known as the only sonoma county get and

pay. nobody gets a b. marin county center cisco, san mateo and contra costa gives us see. the lme against a deep creek and santa clara and so on accounting get thefts. there was no data for napa creek the lung association says the country has done a lot to clean up the air since the early days of their environmental awareness in the 1970's. >> catherine: in the 45 years since that economy has expanded by 234 percent the number of miles we drive have gone up 168% but co2 emissions are just a 24% and have been declining and the most common pollutants have dropped by 68% to allow the association says california drought will only increase l.a.'s pollution problem and there is no rain to watch the suit out of the air and the extreme dry weather increases the possibility of wildfires.

>> reporter: much cooler as we get into the upcoming weekend trip by sunday or temperatures are dropping in were from 10 to 20 degrees. in comparison to tomorrow. wicking of tomorrow will be 10 waking up in the morning temperatures will be in good 50 sprit low eighties for the lunchtime. it will be a beautiful beach day for the latter half of the day will peak at 90 degrees. >> catherine: >> reporter: taking a look at the extended forecast. temperatures and low 90s are around the coast. temperatures will top off in the upper 60s which is much cooler as we had and the upcoming weekend still comparable and try as we get into the early part of next

week. >> catherine: will be back with more!

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provides an early school experience for children with special needs. after taking batting practice with vogt on a baseball themed morning they sang take me out to the ball park for the athletic's star. >>for it's one, two three strikes you're out at the old ball game. >>my wife and i have always had a special place for kids with special needs and we want to help them out as much as possible because a lot of time they don't get the same opportunities as kids without special needs. for us we were looking for a place to get involved with this type of community work. we're just so fortunate to have found the school of imagination because we just love it here. >>to have someone that's in the media and in the community that's caring and bringing awareness we can help more kids and that's what i want to do. >>we just love it here and we possible. steven and alyssa vogt were introduced to the circumstances of special needs children when they were college students taking a class in adaptive physical education. they intend to continue to make visits to the school throughout the season.

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everyone! >> gary:real hard that is the thing! explaining the rules. >> gary:this is the shot of the day! (cheers & applause) >> gary:he would go on to win 4-2 .

>> gary:jason applebaum on the scne--scene >> that was really the difference. for or five or five for six birdies. (cheers & applause) >> reporter: to see him t off earlier this afternoon the big crowd is expected later in the week. this tournament runs through sunday but still fans are coming out to support the golf tournament in their community. >> we play fleming a lot. it's kind of inspiring and

encouraging. >> gary: once again what is known as a match play. 18 think what the bottom line no tiger and it was simple doubt. we will see if it draws like the u.s. open did 18 years ago >> gary: died this morning at the age of 71. peak 112 times on tort and the acrid driver for his generation he led every year from 1981 to 1990. peat's biggest year was 1982 when he won four times he is survived by his wife and seven children. calvin peete passes at the age of 71. >> gary:very strange game

in balimore today. >> gary:an empty camden yards as the orioles played the white sox with no fans inside the ballpark due to the unrest in baltimore >> gary:fans still stood outside the gate to the ball park the first two games of the series were pstponed >> gary:caleb joseph pretends to give an autograph to an imaginary fan then runs out onto field waving at empty seats >> gary:bottom 1st/ 1-0 orlioles >> gary:chris davis 3-run home run just fair into the right field seats off jeff samardzija 4-0 orioles >> gary: and the fans outside the gate love it >> gary:final 8-2 orioles >> gary:baltimore is at home tomorrow against tampa bay a 3 game series before they hit the road >> gary: just to play with

no one in this that it's just still flood you are admitting that we will like everyone out for the good the gay. i do not know what it couldn't have waited a little bit launder it hit to play in front of it and the stadium i just don't know what that. music >> gary: hunter pence as the graeme video shaking his groove thing. to get lucky. which is affiliated but the great for real data path. and they have been sued from the estate of marvin gaye for stealing the music. >> catherine: was that

working? --twerking >> gary:, how young lady. --come on out >> reporter: note that was not. >> gary: our producers confirmed that was not >> gary:rajon rondo who came to the blockbuster trade. only to flop eventually leaving the team after the first two games of the share of the playoff money >> gary:the player voted to evenly divide the money 14 ways vote against rondo but werefloyd mayweather and manny pacquaio set to go off saturday at the mgm grand in

las vegas >> gary: the final 1 07-97 atlantic lead the series three games to two. have you heard the expression money talk. maverick shows how they feel about mundo. -- rondo >> gary: he came in parentheses it and did not get along with anyone. they say forget it and you are out.

>> catherine: we would take a look and how the rest of the week with shape out with the beautiful weather and it

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>> this just in to the kron 4 newsroom. >> catherine: an intense manhunt is on the way. affirmation is still coming in within a have a lot of details. " we know so far between 84 and 11 is closed because of this activity. we just got word that fremont police are also helping in this investigation and drivers other acts to be routed in that area. stay tuned for updates on kron 4

news at the clock. --8 >> reporter: tonight at kron 4 news at a pam will have those answers and regards what to do with tuition old. --owed >> reporter: we are 20 degrees above that as we get into tomorrow. with 92 degrees to talk about a scorching hot day. and the weekend where the temperatures will take a punch and be back to normal for our seasonal highs by sunday. >> catherine: deck is is it everyone stay connected and will see you at a clock--

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