kizer could be fined again in response to this latest report, kizer says it is proud of the progress it has made saying we have hired new mental health therapist in northern and southern california and currently are recruiting to hire more. >>> gas prices have been inching up and tomorrow the average price for a gallon of gas in san francisco will hit $3 according to gasbuddy.com. the biggest factors, exxon partially closed a refinery after an explosion and another shut down last month over safety issues. the situation is affecting more than gas prices. it turns out several baseball fields close to that refinery are now shut down. laura anthony joins us to explain what's happening, laura? >> hi, cheryl, well the refinery leases these fields to several different leagues for $1 a year. it's a great arrangement except now with the strike moving into its fourth week, this are hundreds of kids locked out. by this time of year these fields should be bustling with kids getting into the swing of things for the spring season. but instead, the gates are locked uptight and the kids locked out a

live coverage of the robbery at a house that ended with a police stand off in the parking lot of the kizer a resident inside allegedly shot and killed one of the robbers. the press democrat reports that officers later found an elaborate marijuana grow operation and a hash oil lab inside the home. two people that live there are set to be arraigned later today. >>> time is 6:39. it's taken more than 12 years but the oakland police department is reportedly close to complying with a long list of court order reforms. back in 2003, the city of oakland agreed to implement 51 refuels in the wake of the oakland riders police corruption scandal. the department is now complied with 48 of the mandates. they included uniformed mounted cameras, policy changes involving foot pursuits. instead of jumping over fences to confront a suspect, the police officers have set up a perimeter. they give suspects a chance to give up which leads to fewer injuries and lawsuits claiming police abuse. >> and at the end of this what the city gets is a police department that treats its citizens fairly with respect. behaves