>>>la pausa y el presidente barack obama viaja al sur de la florida pero su reunió con jeff bush y juntosrgos son asesinatos de juez federal y ahora son 49 acusación en su contra porque habían presentado tras tres, pero se declaró inocente. >> el presidente barack obama no estuvo en washington viajó a la florida para reunirse con jeff bush se reunieron en escuela de mayo cami recibió dinero del gobierno para mejor al el bajo rendimiento de estudiantes, lourdes nos cuenta de este programa para reformar la educación. >> la escuela que el presidente barack obama visitó en un vecindario de miami es una que ha experimentoado una gran transo fortción en últimos años varela estudia allí y está orgulloso. >> cuando llegué era una s. y poquito por poquito fue subo wleenld ahora es una c y creo que todavía podemos ir hasta más alto. >> para lograr esto la escuela recibió res estruct oración especial y seguirá pa ando según el presidente pero tienen que demostrar que merecen el esfuerzo. >> en lugar de meter dinero a un sistema tenemos carrera por llegar a la cima los estados tienen que probar con s

jeff bush tells you what happened and who police are looking for. >>jeff: to take in the matter seriously, to say a girl was walking near st. jerome catholic schools around 3:00 p.m.. detectives say the girl was approached by a man and a black pickup. please see the man tried to get the girl to come closer to his vehicle but she knew something was up and ran into the school where she told a teacher. it by the time school officials made it outside the suspect was gone. police said the suspect was driving a beat- up black ford ranger, it had net contractors riding on it. the truck had a bumper sticker with don't drive while using your cell phone. and a picture of a woman in a car crash. police said the driver might have come from a different city. >> this is not something confined else to read out, we found in the past people who commit this type of crime can travel great distances to the place where they're actually going to approach to juvenile. it's important to not only think of else a radio but also the greater community of bay area. >>jeff: the p

>>pam: our team coverage continues with kron 4 jeff bush to show more of the damage and problems created by the tsunami in santa cruz. >>jeff: it is been a crazy day and santa cruz. things seem to have calmed down but the biggest problem right now is still stuff floating in the harbor. there are two tires, those used to be part of a docks there. next to that is a 20 ft. section of dock and above that was a boat that needed to be plucked out of the water. the coast guard is just keeping on station right now and trying to make sure everything is clear. the just keeping a close eye on the situation for now. in santa cruz, jeff bush kron 4 news. >>catherine: rescue crews still looking for survivors in the quake and the sun on the trigger. the 8.9 tremor one of the biggest ever measured. those of us in 1989 can remember enjoying 17 seconds of a major quake. people say the japanese quake lasted for more than two minutes. >>the quake was 900 times as strong as the 1989 quake. it was so powerful the entire japanese coast permanently shifted by 7 ft. people ran for safety hundreds of miles from t

>>pam: team coverage now jeff bush is live in pacifica. p. >>jeff: tide was about 15 minutes ago and you could see the waves are coming in pretty good right now. it's hard to tell its low tide right now. we have a high surf advisory in effect until tomorrow. they're expecting swells from 14 to 17 ft.. you will be able to see the biggest wave sometime tomorrow around noon. reporting live, kron 4 news. >>kate: national weather service confirms that a tornado hit the city around 9:00 a.m. on friday. the tornado with 80 to 110 mi. an hour winds completely destroyed a landscaping building in downtown santa rosa. it ripped off the roof sending its flying into the street. the entire building destroyed, for people inside the building at the time the tornado hit. no one was hurt. reporting live, kron 4 news. >>reporter: this was throughout oakland as heavy rains poured down. heavy winds blew through the morning along with the rain and the combination may for rough driving. it was easy to find holes on the road but that could be dangerous when drivin

and night/market location jeff bush what that could mean point-ninth. >> twitter is going to move into this massive building a home is one tenant. the walgreen's is a pain but the rest is not used. in fact, the walgreen's is the only one in this building. 30 percent vacanc r and the coast of what were to want to eat, drink, shop. this could be impacted for retailers, bores. these meaning jobs, construction jobs, and even bars. beazer already set up, row after row of storefront. these are already set up. with development hopefully taking aim and revitalizing the market district. >> home sales, the medium a price at the ninth county region to about two tenths of 1% in february. $337 k that number is down from january of $338 median home price. >>jacqueline: bring your umbrella. you are going to need that. more shower activity. more storms pushing through. because of heavy rainfall, coming up. >>pam: working crews trimming trees in p preparing for the storm. what can we expect? the may >> jacqueline: rainfall is going be pushing through. central bay at noon, south bay = 3:00 p.m. we will

flye jeff bush explains what this could get out of the deal and it is good corporate or, >>reporter: the get a map massive campus with close to public transit. and this is costing the city map $4 million. remember, if twitter lot san francisco this lissette would lose more than that. what the sentence is to get? fifth quarter would lead-san francisco? the projected job growth. currently, 350 employees. and it is expected to grow at 2000 employees. and even 9000 employes by the tax exemption. . the city would be able to collect all payroll taxes. and subsequent businesses. this is usually a difficult area with liquor stores and she activity. >> the 680-24. she the act of the debt- >> meeting speeds. we will be back. the market district historically has been a difficult area with liquor stores, and she the activity however, twitter could make a positive impact. live from the kron 4 news station, this is the kron 4 news. >>pam: continuing to much of the japan

in livermore, jeff bush, kron 4. >>pam: the eighth fatality shot on wednesday night sixth avenue near international boulevard a man was fatally shot on wednesday night near sixth avenue near international boulevard it could happen during a robbery. you can see that this video, from the scene. he died of the local hospital and no suspect has been identified. >> motorcycle is billed and the morning crush on her 101 in some detail. daniel of scandal. this happened when his motorcycle collided with a toyota. daniel of danville, and he died if the scene. the driver of the toyota was taken as a precaution, to the hospital. perhaps the motorcycled of lost control when they were trying to avoid another crash. that driver could not even own and did not stop at the scene. >>pam: checking traffic, wet pavement, slow traffic and a high we 80. that is going towards the lower deck of the bay bridge highway 88. not moving much--toward the peninsula, it is also quite slow. we will be back. >>pam: you tube is creating a coalition and

. >> in napa, jeff bush. >>pam: october last year a nurse was strangled to death on the grounds of a hospital by a patient. new details about the relationship found murdered inside this northeast store on tuesday night. a female suspect. the body was found by officers was responding to a request for a well-being check. at the san francisco store on main street. the suspect, a transient often stayed with the victim. we spoke to a homeless man. he climbs the header read relationship. >> he said that she was the fiancee. he is--climbing that they had a relationship. if for >> should be a housekeeper. it really surprises me. i do not think the issue is capable of committing homicide. >>pam: 11:00 p.m., what the suspect told her friend about how the victim died. in vallejo, the employe from mcdonald's is attacked from the customer last night. the employee--stabbed. >> he could have easily been killed. he could ohave damaged his vital organs in that area. the suspect fled in a gray van. developing a berkeley, the s

jeff bush explains what happened. >>jeff: police say was home of a patient that took place on this house. five people were home doing chores when they heard a noise around 2:00. didn't find anything one they would check it out. suddenly two men appeared inside the house, one pointed a gun at the head of a 51 year-old woman lived there. the other suspects demanded money went through the house and took several small items as well as the woman's purse. the suspects took out on foot and were not caught. police say the victims were not physically injured but, the mental scars cannot be measured. >> when your home you relax. then what happened so went bust in and rob you. it's not supposed to happen. it is very dramatic, >>jeff: police say the victims did not all the suspects and it's likely the two men didn't know anyone was hall. once they got instead big bond opportunity to rob the victims. >>pam: at least five people have been injured in a shooting in san francisco. it happened last night after 11:00 outside the l tanbar

kron 4 jeff bush explains what's going on, and what police are doing. >>jeff: the latest incident between the gangs happened last tuesday when a member of the one day was shot on harrison. three days before a member of the other gang was killed at the corner of 17th and mission. the two rivals have been against each other for as long as anyone can remember. the retaliations are happening, they're worried about the problem of escalating. police said third doing increase police attention. >> the police will spend much more time in addition watching the gang activity. >>jeff: tensions are high, what i want to shoot video at the memorial i was confronted by to gain members who were standing off camera and guarding the memorial. >> you guys already have all over the news. what you want to do this? one of the gang members suggested to the other to break my camera. police are concerned that more violence will erupt over the weekend. reporting live, kron 4 news. >>pam: and antioch woman accused of torturing and murdering her foster daughter entered a plea of not

and jeff bush is in fairfax where more trees were victim's too strong winds.lso, a new road with working crews is reporting that it is too bad to start this project. it is expected to take one week. pour that emergency access road. for that emergency access road. just a few mommiles away, 4 mi. away, this is in conference road. and it is usually fairly busy. no injuries but a large tree also down. and kron 4 is live at s f o. we will show you the long lines and tell you how travelers are being forced to wait. that is still ahead. it's really delicious, mom. it's not too well done? nope. but it is a job well done. what are you reading, sweetie? her diary. when you're done, i'd love some feedback. sure. your mom and i read that thing cover-to-cover. loved it. thanks. would you mind if i cut the lawn this weekend? only if you let me talk to your mother on the phone for hours on end. done. [ male announcer ] u-verse brings peace to the family. at&t u-verse lets you record four shows at once from any room and play them back on any tv. get u-verse tv for only $29 a

the rain just keeps coming down in san francisco, jeff bush. >>catherine: this is really impacting flights at s f o. gabe slate >> right now, with 1.5-2 hour delays. it is been like that with frustrated people. behind me, the security line at the terminal 3. this is the best 20 minutes ago it was over 100 people. recently there twist several people through but this is impacting arrivals and departures. they're respecting these delays through 11:00 p.m. tonight let me show you a video. this was earlier. this was unbelievable. a southwest ticket counter. one of the longest lines i've ever seen it just went on and on. 100 yds long. hi spoke to somebody and it took one hour to get through that line. the southwest ticket counter their flights were delayed, missed connections and revoking and people are frustrated and some people and a good sense of humor. it also-revoking their flights reporting revoki they ar flights on another flight is called the word revokhigh >> off the much to do. >> stressful. we do find another flight. >> we are used to this

that is the latest from here, for more of the good of jeff bush. >> you could see the sheriff deputies 8, they want people to stay away from high we want because it's so close to the water. over here, you could see a group of spectators who are looking, they're not quite sure what they're looking for or at. they're expecting some sort of a spectacle here near half moon bay. reporting live, kron 4 news. >>pam: to the latest details on the japanese earthquake. so far the death toll from the quake and tsunami stand somewhere between 203 hundred people. that number however is expected to soar beyond 1000. hundreds more people are still missing at this hour. the number of injured has already reached 1000. damaged across the area is massive. that includes a nuclear power plant in northeastern japan and that's the epicenter of the quake. the that power plant was evacuated after the reactor's cooling system failed and pressure started to build. the area around the plant was evacuated as radiation levels outside the plant surged. >>catherine: you been looking at those incredible video showing h

jeff bush, kron 4 news. >>> the northern half of the bay area is clear right now. mostly clear skies over night and temperatures drop. tomorrow afternoon, sunny but cool conditions. temperatures 60 degrees. thursday night, increasing cloud cover. tomorrow's high temperatures. 60 degrees. similar to today. 58 in france, 61 concord. 63 in san jose and 60 in santa rosa. radar, the cloud cover today sliding to the south. there is our next storm. it is a biggy. let's look at future cast for friday morning. 7:00 in the morning, showers through the north bay. heavy rain. this is the main ban of rain. 10:00 over the golden gate. it is staying in tact as it it moves to the south. slower down, 1:00, covering the east bay and also the peninsula down into the south bay. by 3:00, fast moving storm. calmer conditions left in the wake. it has quite a bit of water. heavy rains at times. up to 2 inches in the mountains. pretty remarkable. a look at your extended forecast. dry tomorrow. winds and possibly small hail and thunder on friday. saturday, dry. next round of rain after that

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jeff bush explains why he is going to be going back on the force. what the department is doing to address concerns about his concern. >> hector mendez was fired from the 0 pd and 2008. and a suspected d y traffic. and they paid 600 to $2,000 to the victim's family to settle wrongful death. $650, k. with rolwrongful death ruled by lack of training. and hector ximenes will have to go through extensive training before he is bantered back on to the 0 pd. before he is entered back onto the 0 pd. in addition to cutting his job back will also get back pay from the day that he was fired, with interest. >>pam: at 5:00 p.m., 5:15, while weather to the northeast and the amazing tornadic activity. 5:25, downloading danger the movies that you download for free could costing more than you ever of pageant. 5:30. the dirty secret, the on board, the dirty, the downright nasty. from bart lots of us are sick or hurt we have four times as many emotional problems as other kids i'll have to move over and over again. i'm twice as likely to drop out of high school. there's

jeff bush shows you the damage to what the crews are doing to clean it all up. if >>jeff: hillside was still moving by midafternoon. the integrity of the hillside was compromised by the total saturation of the ground. take a look of this rock, i estimate it weighs about 20 lbs. in this is not even the biggest one of them. the rocks and mud or one thing, another thing causing concern was the erosion that exposed the routing system of several trees on the hill. caltrans cent in our press to take care of the dangerous situation. one by one the trees were cut at the base and brought down. once the trees were falling it was time to get them cut down. caltrans crews that the old days scooping up all the debris from the roadway and hauling it off. once the geologist give a ok the high we will open back up again. in the valley, kron 4 news. >>pam: after days of rain, the oakland hills are filled with public works projects left behind by the storm. with dispatchers facing door and stands for the system, cruise in the hills have had to prioritize their efforts such as the

jeff bush shows you the suspects and what happened. >>reporter: 41 year-old court holbrooke and was booked on murder charges police have not released the victim's name. this is that he is an engineer in santa clara county, the call came on wednesday. and near first road, holbrooke was found with abrasions on his face and a nearby knife and taken into evidence. police say that the was some type of verbal altercation of the five a zero on ramp. they traveled down first street about 580-on ramp--the victim drove and salt to valley memorial. the hospital does not of the trauma ward. and he was taken by ambulance and then died. this is not gang- related and the first homicide in livermore for this year. jeff bush. >>pam: prices of the gas pump. the national average has surpassed $3.50 it is now $3.53. the state average is increasing closer to the $4. it is now $3.93 a gallon in california. san francisco are paying $3.28, oakland, $3.94, and a san francisco, $3.98 (music) >> jacqueline: light rainfall for the most part it is tapered off. the

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we turned torso reporter jeff bush was live rate now at the scene. we see a police car there what is going on? >>henry: detectives are still in seen the trying to figure out the details. the entire parking lot of the mcdonald's is taped off and still very much an act of crime scene. officers of been out here for hours of what they have on their hands is not one but two mysteries. you could see the spot where the an unidentified man was shot. we outside in front of the mcdonald's on bascom and fruitvale. police say the victim was shot at close range at about noon. witnesses told officers they saw the suspect it often run to the north on bascom. it he lasting about a hundred yards away near the talk about. it please say the victim was taken to a local hospital and his condition is unknown. he didn't have any idea on him. please reopen to figure out who he is. speaker hoping when we identified the victim we will find out if he has been associated with gangs or had please contact. will give us an understanding of whether this was. >>jeff: it's especially

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in san mateo, jeff bush kron 4 news. >>catherine: this just in, the latest power outage numbers. we went from thousands of outages earlier today to fewer than 3000. some of the problems you're looking at our new. south bay 2000, pg&e has workers there right now. in the north bay only 20 of judges left and in the east bay 450. this was the problem after a car hit a power pole. >>pam: confronted traffic, the bay bridge toll plaza no problems west boundaries found at this time. now looking at the james lick, the bottom of your screen southbound 101 moving slowly. the top of your screen high radius' stock and not moving very much at all. we will be right back. >>pam: in japan a moment of silence today as the country more of the victims of last week's earthquake in tsunami. the nation and caused that to 40 6:00 p.m. the moment when disaster struck. seven days later the death toll is now nearing 7000. nearly 11,000 people are still missing and 500,000 of there are homeless. thousands of people in the hardest-hit areas are still without he, basic supplies and the danger of a nuclear mel

in san francisco, jeff bush, kron4 news. >>> here in san bruno, parents and teachers and the state school's chief held a conference today, rallying against the layoff notices, saying the 19,000 notices that went out will devastate schools in california. they've called on the legislature to put the governor's tax extension proposal on the bal and the let voters decide. in san bruno, kron4 news. >>> a live look outside, the pavement still wet, rain still falling at this hour. over the past six hours, we've seen quite a bit of rain in some spots, like mill valley, over three quarters of an inch of rain. santa rosa, not quite .5 inches, san francisco and concord coming in with about .25 inches of rain. a look at storm tracker for what's been passing through the area, a steady stream of moisture offshore continuing to push rain into northern california, including the bay area as it sags down to the south. a wider view picture of the storm, this is all at the tail end of the system, this plume of moisture extending offshore is what's providing this steady rain for us. it's going to continue into

kron 4 jeff bush and maureen kelly had a team coverage on the shooting in a locked down. cene gathering clothes. the entire parking lot is taped off and very much an act of crime scene. it happened around to an unidentified man was standing out side in front of the mcdonald's when he was approached by young man who shot him at close range. the suspect took off on foot last seen about a hundred yards away. officers say the suspect may have jumped into a waiting car and escaped. as for the victim, officers of the ministry on his hands. he didn't have any idea on his body and he is still in the hospital. in san jose, jeff bush kron 4 news. >>maureen: that shooting is only a few blocks away from where i'm standing here in front of del mar high school. officials here got word of the incident from their campus police and at around 1215 they ordered it all locked down here to make sure all their kids and faculty stayed inside their classroom and out of harm's way. take a listen as one student described what happened next. >> we locked the doors and turn the lights out. some kids

in san francisco, jeff bush kron 4 news.up as we head into tomorrow. skies clear this afternoon and will stay clear for most of tomorrow. patchy fog mainly in north bay and inland valleys. temperatures will be modeled start the day. in the afternoon a few high clouds moving in. it will be mostly sunny and by 4:05 to 10 degrees warmer. temperatures in the '70s and a number of places. the cause of high clouds. you could see the storm track to the north. clouds will hit the bay area. but a big deal especially with looking at temperatures like these. 70 santa rosa, 71 vallejo, 65 in san francisco. upper 60s and low '70's in the bay shores. 76 los gatos. the drop will be short-lived as we head into thursday increasing cloud cover, cooler tablatures of light showers by thursday afternoon. friday and saturday dry conditions of the stronger storm pushes late tuesday morning. >>kimberlee: packed dirt charlie sheen was fired from his show today. if the show goes on without him he will continue to receive a paycheck. he has a clause in

jeff bush in napa valley. >> in san carlos, the board of directors is reporting a state of a emergencyre pleading with the board to maintain the current level of service. with a $1 million budget deficit caltran is now closing stations, raising fares and cut in service by as much as 1/2. in san carlos, rob fladeboe. >> in other news, blue cross increases may first. recently, they sent out letters and one the san francisco couple says that this month from 1100-$1400 and in san francisco. daniel burithem off as $389, and >> the average is $3.86, its 405 increase for this one month ago. you can see another 405 increase by the end of this summer. one of these in? analysts say not have the answer. in the san francisco. >>pam: the 45 year-old has been arrested. the violent road rage. he beat another driver with a hammer. he has been booked with assault with a deadly weapon. the suspect in the victim or on the side of the road together. >> (music) >> we are drying out, it is that fog is really starting to build an. just through the golden gate. the next chance of what weather will be this wee

jeff bush.> one of the biggest problem is is that it has a 30% vacancy rate that is one of the highest in the city. on the map. twitter is currently on the fulton/fourth street. they want to move them to market street. the hope is for twitter moving in there will revitalize the area, clean up, addressing the issues of panhandling, drugs. it is a big problem. and it can to jump-start that a return it around. >> mass-market, streets, breasts, and dilapidation. mid-market, the want to cool who----breasts-and they want all raftwitter to move on the more the only have one retail shops, bars, restaurants would be happy to help with twitter employees. you activity should see a reduction of the unruly behavior with arrests--it would have to pass a board of supervisors and the mayor is already on board. >>pam: part of this is a payroll tax break for twitter all that hurt tax revenue force san francisco? >> yes/no. it will lose $4 million in uncollected but that would happen, anyway if twitter would leave

>>reporter: kron 4 jeff bush. >> jacqueline: a rainy forecast coming up. >>this just in to the kron 4 news room vallejo police had to rescue a man from the mud. police said the firefighters found a 36 year-old man and a stock of to his waist in the mud. you are looking at this with this letter, harnessed to try to drag him out. this is near the violent streets that they had jumped from the railing. along the waterfront from the prom and not into that on monday. they do not know why he did that he into evaluation. they think that he will be a okay. pamela? >>pam: state lawmakers are reviewing. brown's plans of tax cuts. impact in the education and the $26.6 billion deficit by cutting $12.5 billion in spending in extending a temporary increases on sales and personal and vehicle taxes. republicans, so far have refused to put that before the voters. we are less than 24 hours away from learning the fate of thousands of california teachers. temporary taxes will expire. those with the state would say that 20,000 people in the state's education system could be out

kron 4 jeff bush tells us what happened. >>jeff: police say was a daring home invasion that took place on this quiet street monday afternoon. five people were holding various stores when they heard a noise around 2:00. the didn't find anything when it went to check it out. suddenly two men appeared inside the house, one pointed a gun at the head of the 51 year-old woman who lives there. the other suspects demanded money and went through the house and took several small items as well as the woman's purse. the suspects took off on foot and were not caught. police said the victims were not physically injured but, the mental scars cannot be measured. >> when you're at home your kind of relax. and what happens someone's buses and trucks you. that's not supposed to happen. it is very dramatic. >>jeff: police say the victims did not know the suspects and say it's likely the two men did not know anyone was home. once they got inside this opportunity to rob the unsuspecting victims. reporting live, kron 4 news. >>pam: santa cruz polic

as jeff bush explains, there doesn't seem to be an end in sight. >>jeff: it's hard to believe that $3.80 $7$3.87 a gallon is a deal these days. " we are seeing right now, is caused by more than that. take a look at his craft from gas body. he could see a dramatic spike in gas that took place and said uri. on the first of the month the average price was at $3.32 and has been steadily climbing ever since. the political unrest, is creating a lack of supply on the world market and now that the u.n. is enforcing a no-fly zone, investors are worried that a long protracted civil war might keep the oil supply down for the unforeseen future. in addition, the crisis in japan is adding to the demand on the world market with one of its reactors down, the japanese are turning to fossil fuels to compensate for the loss of energy. until things cool down, both literally and politically we continue to see the cost of filling their tanks get more expensive. in san francisco, kron 4 news. >>pam: how far people are willing to go to try and save money at the pump and wh

jeff bush shows you the damage to what the crews are working to do to get it reopened. >>jeff: the look of this, a large tree on the hillside have to be cut down because of road where the tree was growing. the tree made a loud crash and it wasn't the only one. of several trees with compromise troops had to be cut and hauled away. it wasn't just the trees, the hillside was still sliding by midday. this hillside is made from rock and dirt. this rock is not very stable, it comes off very easily. the slide was discovered around 9:00 a.m. and chp closed the highway so caltrans crews to get the dirt and rocks called away. workers were working hard all day, cutting tree branches. caltrans is going to send geologist to survey the land in the highway will reopen when scientists say it is safe. reporting live, kron 4 news. >>pam: kron 4 jeff pierce continues our team coverage from the oakland hills. >>jeff: the saturated oakland hills are training today in the remnants of several days of heavy rain are scattered through the hillside. this is one of the few cruise the city is putti

jeff bush caught up with a man with relatives in japan. >> he owns four restaurants and san franciscohas relatives in japan he has been worried about them ever since the earthquake struck. most of the phone lines have been down but he got a call last night from his brothers and sisters good news. >> there's damage there on and so on but that's ok. we haven't and in northern japan they say she's too. his family is lucky compared to the thousands of lost everything he says the images on tv are heartbreaking rams and others who have friends and family. the damage is massive it is hard to watch the images but now the promise of the country's new killer reactors are on everyone's mind. >> i am afraid they will happen like chernobyl. that is my concern. >> he decided the right thing to do was to donate 10 percent of this week's processing profits to help out with their relief effort. >> and helped people participate maybe buy extra dessert or appetizer. to help everyone out. >> darya: 5:57 a.m. we will be back with more in just a couple of minutes a live like you're at the bay bridge toll p

clipper card this week it's in response to a trend by dishonest people trying to get a free ride jeff bush explains what's new and how transportation officials plan to tackle it. >> reporter: last fall we towed to a butchy toward taking advantage orchestral are convenience it allows carriers to take a negative balance by a number of people registering away the kurds and the m.t.a. was my is the money. the latest data indicates 15,000 cards have a negative balance. >> these are public dollars, their scare is rain now. >> it's hard to tell how much money they lost because many of the kurds were reloaded. starting on tuesday your costs $5 to get a new card there won't solve the problem but it would make it less likely to have a negative balance. they could ever eliminated about that idea was shot down. >> here or deny the convenience to the many thousands of customers who were using the system as it was intended to be used. the majority of the people better transit riders are honest, well-intentioned people. >> reporter: most just cost about $5 bridge reduce the likelihood of a negative balan

jeff bush has more on the shooting. >> police arrested getting a shooting that happened here at said mcdonald's. it happened around noon, an unidentified victim was standing inside the restaurant when a man a perch and shot him at close range taken to a local hospital his condition is not known. officers of the suspect got on foot. disappearing. please try to figure out who the victim is to determine if he's a gang member. >> will: new details on this chamber and a pipeline explosion, if pacific gas and electric company could face fines as much as $1 million per day. the state utilities commission says pacific gas and electric company did not produce adequate records. the deadline was on tuesday. the utility commission says pacific gas and electric company did not produce at your record and is putting public safety in jeopardy. if pacific gas and electric company could not produce pressure test for this section of pipeline involved in that expression. which the utility commission said is inexcusable. barry bonds perjury trial is set to begin this monday, prosecutors have released doz

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it looks like we have lost jeff bush.when you see the water pull back out of the blue. >> mark: all lot of wave action here in pacifica pier. let's check in with dan. >> darya: what's going on there again? >> caller: we have seen some searches, we have a very large wave coming over the channel. berceuse facing. we had so much water sucked out that we could see the bottom of the harbor, and the water came back in. one boat came loose from its moorings, it is floating offshore, another vessel is pulling in. >> darya: so you are seeing, is that the pattern of the waves what is causing this? >> caller: it's not a wave action the water was being sucked out, and sent back in. it is a different concept. some waves were coming in a few moments ago but this is outside the channel. it is to rows of rocks headed out into the water, then going out into the open bay. the boat is sitting in the open bay being tossed around. >> mark: we have our chopper headed there we will bring you live pictures in a moment. we watch these waves gener

bush. in a statement today, president obama said buckles' life "reminds us of the true meaning of patriotism." those are some of the day's major stories. now, back to jeff. >> brown: the threat of a government shutdown appears to have eased for now as a republican-backed proposal picked up some democratic support. newshour congressional correspondent kwame holman has our update. >> reporter: with current funding for federal operations set to run out at midnight friday, congressional leaders seemed to be coalescing around a short term measure that would avert a shutdown. the proposal released friday by house republicans would keep the government running another two weeks but would cut $4 billion in spending. including $2.7 billion from nearly 50 earmarks spending directed by lawmakers to home state projects. $650 million in federal highway funds and $368 million spread across four department of education programs. congressional democrats initially balked at the new republican proposal, but some warmed to it once it became clear reductions would come from cuts already included in president obama's budget for the coming year. >> averting a federal shutdown

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adopted the bill that resulted at the bush administration request and being put into conservatorship and that is why we now have the time which the republicans to clich and jeff not appear in the majority to deal with. and i yield back. >> we have two minutes left on our side. i will claim that time in opposition. our bill -- >> you're no longer in opposition. you're going to get used to that. >> that's correct. in opposition to what you just said. [laughter] when the chairman oxley and i and others pushed for the strong growth regulator for fannie and freddie because we felt that it was a captive regulator, then chairman frank opposed that bill and voted against it and actually said that freddie had an accounting problem of the people responsible had been dismissed. as we found out, it was slightly more than that and they continue to have a problem. i yield remaining time. >> thank you, mr. chairman. you know, i think over two years ago the members of congress were asked to prop up fannie and freddie. we were told we would never have to advance any money that we were just going to overwhelm the market's. well, they're goes that plan and one of the things tha

jeff? >> he actually seemed clean to me. he's just one of those -- he said people mistake my shaking, because another reporter asked him about that yesterday, billy bushghtout side the gated community, there are live reporter trucks everywhere. he feels like a hostage in there. the people closest to him say work really is the regiment that he needs. when he doesn't have work and is just sitting around obsessing about things like the rest of us, it's a problem. and i think he just feels caged up. and that's what you're seeing. >> and he had a lot to say about warner brothers, let's listen to that, jeff. >> your lawyers wrote a letter to warner brothers, saying you want to get paid for eight episodes. >> yeah, of course, yeah. >> why? >> because that's what i was slated for and that's what i agreed to do. >> you want to move forward. >> well, god yeah. there's work to do. there's shows to be delivered. we're running out of time. the clock is ticking, you know. >> warner brothers has agreed to pay the crew of "two and a half men" for four episodes. >> as they should, good, good, it's a start. i won't sleep until they get eight. and then i'm going to worr