it's a different base, it's home plate. that's why the play evolved for 120 years. >> there'll be contact sometimes, it's part of the game. the ones where, you know, the catcher doesn't have the ball and the runner goes out of its way, it's one they have to look at. >> home plate collisions have been a part of the game. the collision issue took center statement when buster poewesy absorbed a crushing blow on the plate. the all-time catcher suffered a broken leg. his manager maintain the rule is not about posey. i don't want this put on buster. i know he doesn't want to be the guy that's responsible for this. i felt like this when gary was hit. gary ben it - to see him laying there, it changes the role. >> concussions are by-product of home plate collisions. with a lawsuit and negative attention that the n.f.l. endured, it seems as though major league baseball is looking to get ahead of its problems. >> we have everything we know about concussion. a lot of guys are a little more curbs. once you strap on the gear, you know wh

this year they've added a new rule so that players who protect the plate will be protected. >> it youuldn't be vulnerable. it gives a clear path, and i think should not initiate contact. you know, the intent is to try to protect against head injuries and other injuries from the sport. >> i think when you look at different sports, football, hockey, they're all taking measures to protect these guys, and not just now, but in the long term. >> reporter: with support from a former catcher, rule 7.13 was introduced to eliminate unnecessary collision at home plate. the rules state a base runner may not run out in direct line in order to initiate contact with the a catcher. and the catcher may not block the pathway of a runner to prevent score unless he has possession of the ball. >> it eliminates the malicious collision. if the catcher is not set up on top of the plate, it does not allow the run for run through them. >> one thing we're finding with our catchers, they're wanting to understand the rule more explicitly, yet from the defense side nothing has changed. it's consistent with every o

home plate is a part of the game. the collision issue took center stage when a young star absorbed a crushing blow. the catcher suffered a broken leg. the manager maintains that the rule is not about posy. >> i don't want this put on bustibus buster. he doesn't want to be the guy. i felt like this when gary bennett was hit, to see him laying there, i thought he was paralyzed. >> concussions are a by-product of home plate collision, and with a lawsuit that the n.f.l. endured, it seems major league baseball is looking to get ahead of its problem. >> we have everything we know, you see a lot more guys, probably cautious. they were concerned. once you strap on the gear, you know what you put yourself foo. >> if you watch me walk you'll say that. it looks like he took a home plate collision. eye, knee, hip. part of it is catching, i know it goes with the territory. when they talk about concussion issues, and mike, and how he turned from a 30-year-old man to a 60 or 70-year-old man because of getting hit in the head, it's t

the license plate readers can let the license plate as well as the time date and gps location. revealing valuable information about how you live your life. that dna stored in a central database or anywhere between two and five years and is shared with all of our worst thing agencies within the metropolitan region of quasi angeles electronic frontier foundation and the seal you have sued the los angeles sheriffs and police departments to find out how the surveillance technology is being used what we wanted was to stare at flight seventy seven days worth of data. so we can see where the cops were focusing their efforts where were they doing more to the house with a spread out over different parts of the city or was it in minority neighborhoods with them is like the ones at this busy intersection to capture the image of thousands of cars every single day whether or not that it was then involved in crime. privacy advocates worry that the information of innocent civilians is being kept in government databases previous worn more use of farmers across the nation are blessing and a sor

our michael eaves steps up to the plate. >> it's been called the most sacred part of the game, home plate. ists where every hitter and base runner want to end up and it's the spot that every catcher protects in earnest. the guys that guard the plate can be protected. >> any time we can protect these young kids. are you know, we're better because of it. i think you look at the different sports, football, hockey, they're all taking measures to protect the these guys. and not just now, but in the long term. >> with support from bruce boche a former player himself, a rule was introduced to prevent unnecessary contact at the plate. the catcher may not block the pathway of a runner trying to score unless he has possession of the ball. >> i think it's going to obviously take some aggressiveness away what a catcher can do and surely what a base runner can do, it's not first base second base third base, it's home plate. >> from the defensive side nothing has changed, it's consistent with every other base on the field and you can't block the plate without the ball in their possession. so the intent

ding you hear is the sound of a license plate reader. watch what happens when he passes a stolen vehicle. >> it's just triggered on an unoccupied vehicle. turn around and take a look what we've got here. >> the unoccupied vehicle was a stolen nissan sentra caught by the high-speed infrared camera, a series of computer algorithims identified the vehicle's license plate and checked it against a database of wanted cars all in a matter of seconds. >> license plate reader keeps track of a lot of the information that the vehicle was indeed stolen when the vehicle was reported stolen, when we located the vehicle. center. >> these cameras scan several hundred to a thousand plates an hour. much more than an officer could do in a shift. multiplier. >> captain ursey joiner, iii has been with the police department 23 years. >> we are an agency back in 2010 had 830 sworn police officers. right now, we are hover be around 614 and it's not getting better in the near future. i do have to be more efficient and technology is definitely going to be the key

turns red but if it is not on the hot plate and you reach for the cup you could brush the hot plate and get burned. it is almost 400 degrees. >> our data shows many apply amendments are lasting longer and performing better but if you do spot a problem notify "consumer reports". >> hamilton beach said the two way coffee maker is safe and it has sold 91,000 and has received no reports of burns from the warming plate. however, the company says it will give a refund to anyone who asks for one. as the for $2,000 mixer by concernwood they have a replacement we part but consumer report could not find it >> morning news continues at 6:30 with the top stories including the overnight damage to a business and cars in the east bay and police say a drunk driver is responsible. >>> another violent case of bullying has been reported at the hurricane -- hurricane >> and mount tamalpais has lots of layers of clouds and mist and drizzle and fog and the next chance of rain is coming up with details ahead. >> and at traffic center, a shot the bay bridge toll plaza metering lights on and you can see moi

plates actually issued every month. that was introduced in 2011. i got mine before the restrictions came into being, but there is a guy. that's another hazard of driving in china. the chinese joke that is more likely to win the actual lottery than the license plate lottery. last year 22 million vehicles ,ere sold in the chinese market and for the fifth straight year that surpassed the united states, making china the largest automobile market. traffic again. we did hit traffic. you cannot go a mile without hitting bad traffic in china. by 2020 this market is going to sell 30 million vehicles. there was a big push for urbanization, making cities like beijing even bigger. the gridlock is going to get worse. >> now mongolia is one of the world's fastest-growing economies, and that brought a wave of cars to the streets. we look at what that means and the problems it brings. built forinitially half a million people. it is now home to more than a million people, many of whom have little choice but to drive. the extreme winter

you can brush the hot plate and get burned. it's almost 400 degrees. >> our data shows many are lasting longer if you spot a problem notify consumer products safety commission. >> crups says it is tooking to the design of the products. ham milt to be ton beach says it's coffee maker is safe. however, the company says it will give a refund to anyone asking for one. >> interesting. >> good to know. >> sonoma ice cream shop going to stay in the pink. some residents did not like the pink door at granda linda's ice cream. it is in the middle of a historic mraz yachl the city council saying the color did nothing to diminish the 124-year-old character of the building so it stays pink. >> chipotle is warning investors about the risks of global warming saying climate change may affect availability of key ingredients such as the company says it could force them to take items off the menu. >> tonight, steer clear of the whales. thousands of whales travel to feed in the arctic waters near alaska. many travel through busy shipping lanes and

can europe go it alone and step up to the plate and get tough? russianard from the foreign minister saying that russia has no intent of sending troops into other parts of eastern ukraine. do you think that likely is to be the case? >> we are the parliament say a couple weeks ago they had no intent to move military hardware within crimea. before i went to crimea, if you had asked me what i be sent here today talking about a military intervention -- i would have said absolutely not. scenario, sotable i would not put too much stock in the official statements out of the foreign ministry and surgery lavrov. -- on certain lavrov. he has been taken off guard by the variance of many of the civilian russian pro militias, not just the soldiers but the civilian to have been in favor. in a sense they have almost out-putined hooton. strategist.e is a he would like to rebuild parts along czarist empire czarist lines. whether he is ready to take no from crimea to the rest of ukraine, eastern ukraine, i am not going to get off the fence on that one. i do not kno

we have collected over 4,000 plates, over the last six months, and major insurance companies are actually accessing our data to research insurance fraud. start investigating and prosecuting it. and some of the tnc drivers like the guy earlier was saying that you know, we are seeing these guys with multiple phones on the window, we are talking four phones on the window, isn't textsing and driving illegal? do we really need thousands of largely unmarked questionablely insured vehicles on our streets with the drivers focused on their phones and not the road in front of them. >> thank you for the data gathering as well. >> no problem, i have 2,000 pictures as well. >> great. >> next speaker? >> hello. my name is jacob davis and i guess that i am just a citizen, but i have a deeply motional investment and my friends are cab drivers and you guys pick me up and you are good people and i am a certified nursing assistant from orange county and this is identity to the problem that we had there with a lack of regulation and we had registries and these different, and these different, private companie

that is responsible for the gas line in san bruno in and i think that they have too much on their plate and so that i can them out of the picture. >> thank you. >> next speaker? >> hello my name is rich magoo and i am a driver for yellow cab and i don't understand the political process in this city. for three years now, this has been going on. and these people have just started being basically gypsy cabs and they have just allowed to roam and do whatever they are doing and now we are talking about providing choice for the consumer, and we are talking about whether or how they should be regulated, the process, there was a procedure, there is a, there is a regime in the city for the issuing of new cabs and that has completely been bypassed >> thank you, sir. >> next speaker? >> good afternoon, chris, ceo of city wide taxi in san francisco, and i have grown up in and around the taxi cab industry for over 30 years and make no mistake, these companies are providing on demand, for hire transportation just like taxi cabs do, and they are using a new technology to facility it for the customer a

assigned to the vehicle were found in the home. >> done lin toyota plates on it,. reporter: dep toos standing in front of the home through the afternoon more than 24 hours after the body was discovered, just in case he showed up, but still no sign of him. >> i think anyone's whose children haven't attempting to contact them so that is unusual for us. reporter: investigators say if you cross paths with him, do not approach him, call laugh enforcement. >>> happening now a state wide amber alert kidnapped in los angeles, two boys 5 and 7 a and a pair of 1 year old girls were taken by their parents, they have been placed in their grand mother's care due to allegations of abuse, police are looking for the parents of the children, felix and rose. >> under the care of their ma certainal grandmother and the suspects is the father and rose chivas the other, they went to the residence of the grand mother and they forcibly took the children and left the location. >> police say they might be driving a pt cruiser that could be gray or purple, paper plates and missing hub cab. >

. >> it's been called the most sacred part of the game - home plate.t's where every hitter and base runner want to end up and the spot every catcher protects in earnest. major league baseball has added a rule so the guys that guard the plate can be protected. >> any time we can protect the young kids, we are better because of it. i think you look at the different sports - football and hockey - they are taking measures to protect the guy, and not just now, but in the long term. >> with support from a former catcher, rule 7.13 was introduced to eliminate unnecessary collisions and states: >> i think it's going to obviously take some aggressiveness away from what a catcher can do and a base runner can do. it's changing the dynamics of the play. it's a different base, not first, second or third. it's home base. that's why the play evolved. >> from the defensive side nothing has chained. it's consistent with every other base, and you can't walk the plate without the ball in your possession. the intent of the rule is in the right place. it's to avoid injury.

he took some home-plate collisions.t's time to make some adjustments. >> you know, similar to football, from a fan perspective, we like to see the plane wreck, but not at the expense of players, like buster. baseball has been the sport that is the toughest to change. it will take a while for the umpires and the players to adjust to the rule. heavy then taught a way for years. >> you play a lot of money for the players. >> millions and millions - that's what the teams are concerned about >> not just their safety. >> not just their safety. >> coming up the picture of a day. and righting a wrong. 24 veterans denied a medal because of prejudice are finally recognised. >> things across the north-west is messy. you see by the satellite, snow across michigan, kansas. it will continue for the rest of the night. 12-14 inches in some locations. travel tonight will be difficult as we go towards tomorrow, the morning temperatures will remain low. the snow that is on the ground is going to stay there. it's not going to melt. minneap

. >> she gave us a partial license plate of c-41, and three out of six is pretty good to keep an eyencredibly, she said she kept the wash cloth he used to gag her. it was made by the same manufacturer and had the same thread count as the wash cloth found at the murder scene. >> she did everything right. she's pretty streev savvy. she's been around. she's been in some situations -- i would expect she had been in situations where she depended on her wits and nothing else to save her. >> authorities combed the area for a man and a car that fit the woman's description. a check of motor vehicle records indicated there were many white cars with a c-41 on the license plate. >> we picked up several hispanic males driving a small, white car, and they were brought in. we took dna samples, we took pictures of tires, and we were investigating everything we could. >> three days later, detective paul edinburgh was driving into work and he passed a suspicious looking car headed out of town. >> i just happened to look to my right and there was a small, white, four-door car. this one caught my attent

a rule is now in place to reduce the number of home plate collisions.final season for the man who signed off on both rules, commissioner bud selig will retire after this season. >> from 68 teams, now down to the final four. those young cats from kentucky are trying to get there with an all freshman starting lineup. in their way was the last to reach the final four, you remember the fab five, they played for michigan. tied at 72, harrison going for three and the win, racked up 12 points while his twin brother eight, under three seconds left, from the exact same spot in indy where gordon hayward almost won the 2010 title, not quite as close. kentucky heading to its third final four in the last six seasons. >> they weren't going to go away and neither were we and whoever had the ball last was going to win it. they play better when they're down and i don't know why. they play fearless, aggressive, they get emotion, they bow their neck and they want to win, they have a will to win. >> in the east, napier put on a show for uconn, huskies looking to knock off

fire fighters say the homeowners have been notified and will need to find another plates to stay since the damage is so significant. live in mountain view, kimberly terry, nbc bay area news. thanks, kimberly. >> following up on the massive fire in san francisco, there's reports that changes to california's fire code may explain why the fire was so severe. according to "the chris foe chronicle" building six stories or higher used to be required to have non-combustible walls and then the code was rewritten to allow builders to use wooden frames which is still cheaper. fire fighters say the fire spread so quickly partly because of those wooden frames. >>> this is a high surf advisory for the bay area today. surfers took advantage of the large waves in santa cruz today. the advisory from the national weather service covers beaches from sonoma county down to mount yeah and meteorologist anthony slaughter is here with more on that and what was a beautiful day outside. >> it was awesome. this is really spectacular weather day, and we're talking temperatures in the 70s and 80s, but, of course,

the only vehicles with an old number and then license plates allow the roots. there are some exceptions including taxis electric cars and those fees are carpooling. and of course emergency vehicles. even number of things to type this post at the wheel will be from the fight of twenty two year old hundreds and the current economic groups dvd if there were any young co operative motorists will be able to stop them at any given place in the region meet at seven hundred extra officers to cross into the bloodstream as there is some teachers discovered their braids by transport is not as complicated as envisaged. for those wanting to get from a to e has had eight. they take on the hop to tiana is likely to get great to see it but am willing to take my car and paid the fine for chile to get my kids to school because i don't have the choice the restrictions will be repeated daily to determine if an extension is necessary some cars sharing web site said the record of fourteen percent increase in turin he requests for monday. matt says no to save him from playing taps. m

with russian military plates. >> rose: think concern you have while the focus is on ukraine in syria, president assad will take advantage of this on the ground? >> well, i don't know that this opens up an avenue for assad to take advantage of it. i really don't. i think as far as united states are concerned and our allies are concerned we can probably conduct foreign policy and chew gum at the same time. i don't think there's any problem with dealing with two different situations. i don't think -- >> rose: is your best guess that diplomacy will work? >> well, i would like to think that it could. there's nothing -- there's no good solution here, there's no good end game as far as i can see for the russian federation here. i've already said to you that i think that the ukrainian government needs to do some things, one of those things is to recognize russia's historical interests in the crimea particularly in eastern ukraine in their naval base. but those things can be done and i think that there almost has to be diplomatic way out here. because continued escalation could very well lead

i begin the book with a story of two parents worrying about their soldier boy son in a plates we talked about in egypt. the father has failed to get him his kiss and the father, we only have the letter from the father. the father is very shifty about sailing, his son, he is going in to dangerous territory. he starts to do exactly what jewish boys know jewish fathers do. he is not feeling so well. the implication being don't give me a hard time. and then i say, and then at the end of this letter, you know, so many thousands of years old, from 475 bc, the three words which all jewish history spring, likewise, your mother. there is no argument. you always have to be wary that you are not kind of embarrassingly and creepily throwing modern dress on people who truly would not have known how to wear it or modern forms of speech. but equally, you want to acknowledge when there is something that strikes you profoundly across the sent rcen. >> i am with simon shama on "talk to al jazeera." when we come back we will talk about the current problems in ukraine and crimea. >> al jazeera america pres

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. >> in that case, the deer crashed through the plate glass door. could be significant injuries to the deer, lacerations. that type of stress, deer do not adapt well to and will typically die from stress-induced trauma later on. in that case, i'd leave that up to the judgment of the professionals that were dealing with it. >> it isn't every day an animal comes crashing through a commercial establishment, but it happens more than you might think. just three months before the kwick check incident, there's another deer break in at a taco mac restaurant. it's sunday, november 6th, 2011 and football fans are gathered in the popular restaurant to watch the beloved atlanta falcons play the indianapolis colts. what the excited fans don't know is they better get their defense on because an unexpected opponent is about to deliver them a surprise tackle. >> the restaurant was very busy due to the fact that the falcons were playing an nfl game that day. i was actually speaking with a guest when a deer came through the window. it was chaotic. customers and guest

a police car equipped with a camera using license plate recognition technology was cruising broadway. >> as the officer was driving down the street, one of the plates came back as being a stolen vehicle. that vehicle was parked. the officer got out to investigate. >> reporter: the police officer noticed someone sitting in the car. officer esparza says it's routine for the officer to draw his gun in such situations. >> when the suspect inside the vehicle noticed the officer, that vehicle then attempted to flee the scene. the suspect's door on the vehicle was slightly ajar. the motion of the vehicle caused the door to fling open. striking the officer in the arm. at that time is when the impact caused the weapon to go off. that the officer was holding. that suspect then took off. >> reporter: passer-by named fran says she was shaken. >> a couple of people were yelling at each over and all of a sudden we heard a -- other and all of a sudden we heard a loud gunshot. i ran and when i ran, there were a commotion of people outside in front of the penthouse. >> reporter: the bullet struck the

>> no, they have basically everything on one plate and i eat it. there is a great place. maybe, you know, you could -- >> how much is it for? >> to the mill creek mall? >> $200? >> you can go times square. we were out in secaucus olive garden. >> talk about a lot! >> i think this is great, though. we all need to go. >> sounds like you want to go with donny. >> are you gifting it to me or

the car has tinted windows, paper plates and a missing hubcap. anyone with information should call 9-1-1. investigators are stll working on finding the cause of last week's deadly building explosion in harlem new york. the blast killed eight people, injured dozens and destroyed two buildings. tests taken of the soil in the area hours after the explosion found natural gas at levels as high as 20 percent. officials say they should have been at zero. however fire crews are still investigating the official cause. the new york saint patrick's day parade has lost an important backer for not supporting the l-g-b-t community. guinness beer announced today that they are pulling out of the n-y-c celebration. the parade's policy doesn't allow marchers to display their sexual orrientation. guinness was under pressure to withdraw its sponsorship of the parade. l-g-b-t advocacy group planned an anti-guinness event on monday. the same went for sam adams. will call for possible showers during. during commute morningthe commw morning. tenters will " marropulled t

the triple to left field and tapping home plate. everyone's safe. bottom of the first. a.j. on the mound throws to troy tulowitzki, doubles to left center. michael cuddyer crosses the plate. griffin three innings pitched, six hits, three earned runs. rockies win 5-4 is your final. >>> the sharks didn't have any time to play around with sid the kid thursday night. beat the penguins 5-3 with 18 regular season games remaining the sharks sit in second place and tonight they'll host another second place team. it's from the atlantic, the montreal canadiens are in town. >> every game's a new game, different atmosphere, different intensity, stuff like that, so, you know, we beat these guys in their building this year so they're going to want revenge. they know where we are in the standings, where we are. and, you know, there's 18 games left, so we need to be at our best to beat these guys. >>> also today both cal and stanford in action for the season finale, both of them got victories. that will do it for now. we'll see you tonight at 11:00. >> henry, thanks very much. >>> right now

. >>> in pair race only drivers with odd numbered license plates are allowed to drive, and on tuesdayt will be the return of those with even numbered plates. >> pollution peer in paris and the surrounding area has been rising so much so that free public transport was introduced on friday just to try to get people outside of their cars using an alternative method. from monday, from early this morning cars with odd numbered plates were the only ones being allowed in. those those who ignored the ban were fined. >> i think it's a very good idea to fight against pollution. now i'm a sales woman and fortunately we're part of the group in otherwise it be a problem to work. >> in a few years since these measures, it seems obvious there will be more of these in the coming years. >> reporter: although cars with three people are allowed in the city. there is concern how these measures are impact on the french economy. it calls to address the problems of pollution in the future. >> greece introduced similar measures ten years ago and since then air quality has improve the significantly. >> report

celtic ukraine it that its ukrainian don't be presented to the plate. the guy you met in nineteen fifty fall. below are the new panel thirty steep climb me and crucially ukraine. so in the film the meeting is that which is huge to me. that was the age of the communist party the key to curse at the funeral in you. they wanted to dance maybe he tried to hide the same price no responsibilty for christians in ukraine the nineteen seventies. as a historian. besides the notion that fronts on the eighth and got to say she was unconstitutional and eighty two at the time used a commercial lawyer what a kitty can we tell us what to get to meet up soon. say it was taking it a target area states. the asa people the crimea. since it's at the stock will go with the most of them i would of course many keeping a constant spend my time here in ukraine. i have to say the key to a dvd that was the noise was coming. first he's a four minus three weeks you can use them in a separate countries like russia and ukraine they would get the one country. this is the union. and we

. >> a report on baseball new rule aimed at preventing dangerous collisions at home plate. >> scared as hell... >> as american troops prepare to leave afghanistan get a first hand look at what life is really like under the taliban. >> we're going to be taken to a place, where they're going to make plans for an attack. >> the only thing i know is, that they say they're not going to withdraw. >> then, immediately after, an america tonight special edition for more inside and analysis. >> why did you decide to go... >> it's extremly important for the western audience to know why these people keep on fighting... ...it's so seldom you get that access to the other side. >> faultlines: on the front lines with the taliban then an america tonight: >> everyday, someone leaves their home, searching for a better life. >> two hours in, you come up on a body. >> now, in a breakthough television event, al jazeera america takes you beyond the debate. experience first hand the tragic journey of these migrents. >> a lot of people don't have a clue, what goes on when you live near the border. >> six str

and finally a full plate for the great no weekend of the stale even without a victory over the weekend spring now claimed the world's super g crown. on the downhill. lol now leads the overall standings from austria's marcel hampshire sitting the notes particularly nice beating as the veterans here from the czech republic own grave by and was involved in a dreadful fold up with them all busy. it will be a sunday too forgetful bank who lost control and crashed after injuring his leg. the more we wish to stay up a good recovery and to dismantle alternate also call them well in the kettle bells rang out for this week's winning at fortress credits montage that is what this was when looking to olympic champion dominate the scene an alert that to carry the day of murray and to open up the holiday was also expected to shed that but it wasn't to be olympic champion tuesday finished a disappointing tenth the last of this we sailed it was one time that it was left to the austrians to triumph in the downhill. one of the stock ended up firing be a victory drought to the german austrian won't sue sh

limiting the number of license plates allowed to be issued every month.karta they are trying to encourage car sharing. some areas are restricted to cars unless you have at least three passengers in them. they are only temporary solutions to the problem which is that people want to buy cars. they are an aspirational goal here in asia. 60%one said cars are mobility and 40% egos. the problem is that because of this desire to own cars, they're going to increase on the roads. the automotive said the car industry is looking to produce 120 million cars by 2016. this itself is predicting that it will peak in the next 10 years or so. carsmeans the number of will top off. it will crest at about 100 million a year. that is primarily because of the tensions on the road. you cannot get anywhere. >> aspirational is one thing. productivity is another. this is two hours out of your working life. >> or one of the main problems is urbanization. they predict it will be 22 megacities by 2015. that is next year. that means there will be increasing numbers of people. 12 will b

plates that are actually issued every month. that was introduced in 2011. i got mine before the restrictions came into being. guy i just about hit him. that is another hazard about driving in china. so back to the lottery, the joke that it is more likely to win the actual lottery then winning a license plate lottery. last year, 22 million vehicles were sold in the chinese market. for the fifth straight year, that surpassed the united states, making china the world's largest automobile market. look, traffic again. you cannot go a mile without hitting bad traffic in china. by 2020, this market will sell 30 million vehicles. and with a big push for urbanization making big cities like beijing even bigger, oh, they gridlock is just going to get worse. driving through the pretty intense beijing traffic problem. various measures have been introduced to try to curb this. that is the plan at least. they have not taken effect. >> the problem is that they are temporary. they will ease the problem but will not solve the problem of the numbe

it has paper dealer plates. >>> chp are asking for help finding four children. they were kidnapped by their parents. they took them out of protective custody yesterday. they haven't been seen since. the father is reported to be typically violent with the mother. suspects were last seen driving a dark colored chrysler pt cruiser with paper license plate, a missing right rear hub a cap and tinted windows. >>> a driver was injured when this car rolled over into a park truck. it happened at an industrial area. the driver was trapped inside. police have just begun their investigation. >>> investigators looking into the disappearance of malaysia airport flight 370 are investigating the crew and passengers to try to figure out who took control of the plane. the homes of the two pilots were raided by police for any potential clues. this after malaysia's prime minister revealed overnight that investigators concluded whatever happened was not an accident. he called the deactivate of plane's communication system deliberate acts. they suspect one or both of the pilots may h

the car has tinted windows, paper plates and a missing hubcap. developing news we are follwing on the missing malaysian airline plane. malaysian officials say they believe the co-pilot spoke the last words to air traffic controllers before the plane disappeared march 8. officials say when the cockpit said, "all right, good night," one of the plane's communications systems already had been disabled. and about 14 minutes later, the transponder that identifies the plane to commercial radar systems also was shut down. over the weekend, investigators searched the homes of both the pilot and co-pilot to see if they can find any clues. right now 25 countries are involved in the search. and the search area has expanded to from kazakhstan to the indian ocean. and the big apple turns green for st. patrick's day, but a number of high-profile boycotts are bringing controversy to the city's annual parade. details of who isn't showing up and why-- next. san francisco police are investigating an accident where a tour bus accidentally hit an elderly man-- an sen

it has paper dealer plates. >>> chp are asking for help finding four children. they were kidnapped by their parents. they took them out of protective custody yesterday. they haven't been seen since. the father is reported to be typically violent with the mother. suspects were last seen driving a dark colored chrysler pt cruiser with paper license plate, a missing right rear hub a cap and tinted windows. >>> a driver was injured when this car rolled over into a park truck. it happened at an industrial area. the driver was trapped inside. police have just begun their investigation. >>> investigators looking into the disappearance of malaysia airport flight 370 are investigating the crew and passengers to try to figure out who took control of the plane. the homes of the two pilots were raided by police for any potential clues. this after malaysia's prime minister revealed overnight that investigators concluded whatever happened was not an accident. he called the deactivate of plane's communication system deliberate acts. they suspect one or both of the pilots may h

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tolls will go from $5 to $6, and pay by plate goes from $6 to $7, and over the next few years, therebe small increases, and in 2018 they will top out at $7 for fast track and $8 for pay by plate. they need the extra money in order to make up for a $142 million projected budget deficit. kron 4 news. >>> a terrifying day for a clerk, fighting off a man who tried to steal money from the cash register. we have the surveillance video of what happened and intersection view with the clerk you will only see on kron 4. >> what are you doing? open it. >> reporter: a demand from the suspect is heard loud and clear but the scream to stop came even louder from the store clerk. >> help, help, help. >> i was trying to push him out, that he was not allowed in this area, and me and him struggled. >> reporter: he has only worked here in san carlos for two months. he hasn't even told his family about this attempted robbery. he says the suspect came in through the front door and went right towards him. while the suspect never showed a weapon, he kept motioning toward his waistband. >> he wanted me to op

they are looking for california license plate 5hjm491. anybody with information is asked to call police. >>> people across the bay area are lining up to get their hands on a megamillion dollar ticket for tonight's drawing because it is up to $400 million and the jackpot could grow today. it is the third highest and the 6 largest big game lottery jackpot in u.s. history. >>> san francisco is taking extra steps to know when they are in transit only lanes. they have been coloring transit only lanes with red paint. new work between townsend and jessie streets is expect under to be complete by the end of the week. it is all part of a plan to help muni performance time. it is part of a pilot project on church street and according to the examiner, the lanes reduce travel times by about three minutes. >>> happening today, fast food workers plan a protest on what they call wage theft. mcdonald's is stealing from them by note paying other time and removing hours from their time sheets. local protesters plan on rallying on 25th and oakland and that

the car also likely has a paper license plate with no official state tag. >>> it is a somber day forhe family and friends and supporters of sierra lamar. today marks two years since the 15-year-old disappeared on the way to her school bus stop in morgan hill. lamar went to school in morgan hill but where that she went to fremont's washington high. there friends plan to hold a ceremony in her honor. kimberly tere has more. >> it's a parents' worst nightmare. what do you do with the child that just doesn't come home? >> it would have been between 7:00 and 7:20. >> reporter: sierra was last seen march 16th, 2012. since then, more than 4,000 volunteers have searched hundreds of square miles for any sign of her. police made an arrest in the case but have never found her body. her mom says the pain is as deep today as it was two years ago. >> they say time will heal all wounds. well, i will tell you those wounds are very deep and it's really hard as a mother, as a parent to have those wounds heal without having the answers. >> reporter: sierra's friends in fremont where she grew up have al

. >> his body is filled with plates and screws. power has learned to hide his injuries since his accident 18 months ago. despite wearing a crash helmet, he remembers little of the impact that left him on a life-support machine and his skull crushed out of shape. >> i should not wear glasses. i wear them to discuss my cheek and my i. -- eye. my nose is still bent. >> surgeons are trying to rebuild his face. instead of using standard models and plates, they printed the parts. they should fit exactly and remove the need for guesswork. the operation is an eight hour procedure. --y cut the bulletins balance -- bones. >> it is designed to perfectly fit stephen's face and helps to restore a natural symmetry. it makes a challenge. the printed parts make a difference. up to freehand decision-making on the decision table. it could be good. ok, it meansgether it is perfect. >> the difference between the two sides is one millimeter. >> there is swelling. the scans show that symmetry has been restored. >> i'm glad that they have developed this

be on the lookout call for heather's car, a ten year old chevrolet monza with pennsylvania license plates. >> we have a system called ncic, national crime information center. and we can enter stolen vehicles, items, articles. pretty much anything and it will go out nationwide. >> at the autopsy, the medical examiner photographed and measured the wounds on heather's body. there were 40 wounds in all. >> i will do diagrams, photographs and acetate tracings, lay a sheet of acetate over the body, trace the injuries onto the acetate. those are then kept as evidence. >> from the amount of decomposition, the doctor indicated she had been dead for about a week. >> there were several stab wounds that were inflicted to her body after she died. there were some injuries that probably happened during the final few moments. >> it was obvious that it was at least three different methods of murder there. because she had a wire that, around her neck. >> the medical examiner also found a bloody shoe impression on heather's shirt. and what looked like knife wounds on her neck, both were indications the kill

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. >> reporter: the restaurant remains closed all day, drinks and plates left behind after customers bolted and the tables in disaarray. >> tomorrow we will open again. >> we're not going toll rate this. it's very, very unusual for this type of crime to occur anywhere in san rafael, let along the downtown. >> reporter: but the nearby canal area has seen four shootings in two months most recently monday in gang-related gunfire from a teenager and before that shootings on february 4th and 15th and a daytime drive-by in september. >> i work out of that area and i go through that quite often. it's gotten worse. >> reporter: this resident says he has his guard up lately. >> it pushes me away, you know what i mean? it's spooky, especially with the children and what not. >> reporter: downtown restaurants tonight though as busy as ever. >> the people will keep coming, just one incident and they are going to scare nobody off, i hope no. >> reporter: in the past hour victim is still in verse condition and investigators are asking witnesses to come forward and say many of the customers in the restaura