terisa? >>terisa: the crime reportedly took place right across the way at a public bathroom located t the shoreline park here at the berkeley marina. police believe they have a specific description. listen in closely. >> description of suspect. we are looking for a black male adult, 20-50 blond hair green streaks, dark grn shirt, black shoes. berkeley police believe the person just described sexually assaulted a 6 year old boy here at this bathroom at the berkeley marina. the call came in around 1:30.on tuesday, polcie say a moer that when he went the facility he was molested by the stranger. >> we believe he took off on foot. immediately, authorities fanned out - they searched all cars coming in and out of the area. talking to residents about the suspect. fifth and went through several nearby encampments. >> we thought to harbor masters and some have said that sounds familiar to them in terms ups some of the encampments but we do not have any names. >>terisa: as far as the victim. >>>> he is

reporting in oakland, terisa the stock show, kron 4 news. >> pam: terisa estacio, thank you. the shutdown would create a nightmare. kron 4's maureen kelly takes a look at just how bad it could get. >> look for some people it's really going to be tough >> reporter: randy rentschler with the metropolitian transportation comiission says that the bay areas other trains buses and ferries will only be able to absorb about one quarter of the 200-thousand people that ride bart every day. that means about 150- thousand people could end up getting in their cars to get to work. making some commutes rougher than others. the bay bridgewill likely bare the brunt of it.but some of that load will most definitely shift. bite >> if you were driving on the san mateo bridge every day anything to you are going to be immune you might want to think again. it is going to be very crowded. the same on the san rafael bridge. >> reporter: and be prepared for the peak considerably. >> right now, the peak of heavy traffic starts at 6:00 a.m.. and it would ease of depending on where you are but those conce

i'm terisa estacio, marty weekend. we'll get to our top stories in a moment but first lets get your weekend forecast from janu. good morning janu. >> today is one to be the warmest day of the week there's want to be plenty of sunshine today with high temperatures this afternoon. >> right now low 50s in san francisco. >> 53 in livermore. >> 51 in santa rosa. >> plenty of '80s out there today. >> 60 '70s and '80s out there and even 90's in the 1 areas. >> temperatures will cool off to make the '60s and '70s for this afternoon and late this evening. >> there is a late season system headed our way that will bring rain. >> back to teresa. >>one person is dead after they were trapped inside a car that drove into the san kron 4's mike pelton joins us live from marina green. >> the san francisco police the promises the minivan remains under water. >> we are expecting crude including the fire department's marine units to arrive here on scene and tried to remove the vehicle from the water. >> overnight dog teams placed a billy t

i'm terisa estacio, marty gonzales is off today. we'll get to our top stories in a moment, but first lets check in with janu for your sunday forcast. the morning's three some >> you can see we have fought this morning and certainly not the clear start we had yesterday morning. >> temperature is right now los '60s and vallejo and novado. >> upper 60s in antioch and knelt los '60s in san jose. >> afternoon highs are much cooler than we had yesterday. >> 70 degrees for of oakland. news did '60s for half moon bay. >> chance of showers in the north bay today. >> take a look that satellite and radar you can see rain in the northern parts of california which are headed our way to the bay area appeared will have more on the forecast we come back. >> developing news this morning. edward snowden has left hong kong for an un- named "third country." the former n-s-a contractor admitted to leaking classified details about u-s surveillance programs, and is now charged with espionage. the united states filed a request for extradition. but hong kon

>>terisa: in oakland, terisa estacio, kron4 news. >>james:the department of defense has released the identity of a california soldier who died fighting in afghanistan. u-s army specialist javier sanchez junior of greenfield, california, near salinas. he died june 23rd in afghanistan. this is his photograph. sanchez died from wounds he suffered when his unit was attacked by an improvised explosive device. during patrol. he was assigned to the special troops battalion. 2nd brigade combat team in fort drum, new york. a baby girl kidnapped from anitoch. is back home, safe with her mother. police are continuing to search for the child's father, as the suspect in the case this is video of 11-month- old justice benton, being reunited with her mother yesterday in antioch. police say, her father, joshua benton, allegedly kidnapped the child from her home on rainier lane this morning. benton is considered armed and dangerous. coming up on the kron four morning news. and here's a live look outside. san mateo bridge a damper ride out there. rine

kron 4's terisa estacio is live in oakland. where negotiations are underway right now. terisa?porter: pam, at this hour, the negotiations are under way at the headquarters. there has been a lot going on. >> lies! >> we have some concerns. >> reporter: frustrations today as bart contract negotiations continued in oakland. at issue, a new contract for bart's 2,000 workers. union members say key issues surrounding healthcare, pension and safety top their list. >> with lighting in the underground tunnels and stations can be improved. a lot of crime because of insufficient lighting. >> reporter: on thursday, they had a new were contract with concessions with a mandate that employees must work 15 years before they work five before they get lifetime benefits and also that they want to contribute to their pensions. right now, they do not only bart pace and for their retirement. >> bart is putting everything on the table. >> reporter: board also has other proposals but not offering specifics. >> right now, we are moving towards the unions' positions on pensions, benefits, salaries. hope

in marin ocounty terisa estacio, kron 4 news.ut there was no >> word from the u=s supreme still, no word court today on proposition eight. they have agreed to rule this month on california's voter=approved ban on same sex marriages. grant lodes is here with a look at what that ruling could be, >> a lot of marriage plans on hold while those justices make up their minds. here is a look at some of (gavel) the simplest outcome: prop eight is declared unconstitutional. in boxing terms, that's a knockout. boom! the legal debate is over same sex marriages are legal in every state. (gavel) or the court could throw out prop 8 on more narrow(ding) the decision would apply to california only. but california would join the growing number states where same sex marriages are legal. (gavel) or the court could uphold prop eight, saying the states have the right to determine who can marry/ a knockdown, but not the endit would likely trigger a voter initiative to overturn prop 8. and public opinion has shifted in favor of same sex in 2009. (gavel)

terisa? california governor jerry brown says he will ask the court to appeal an order issued today mandating nearly 10- thousand prison inmates be released before the end of the year. the order was an effort to improve the over crowding of population. it's the latest step in efforts to improve inmates' medical and mental health care. the three federal judges behind the ruling, ordered brown to expand good-time credits leading to early release as part of a plan to reduce prison crowding. to cite governor brown for immediately comply with their order. at least one vandal is park. kron 4's stanley roberts shows us what's going on. and how police are dealing with it. in this edition of people behaving badly. nats: there's absolutely no fires in golden gate park at all im in golden gate park in san francisco where this woman has a roaring fire going so she burn letters now if one ember had blown away it could have killed or damaged hundreds of trees the fact is hundreds of three have already been

terisa, any idea which way the vote may go? >> pam: throughout the day. bart workers showed up here at metro center in oakland to cast their ballots. to walk off the job if a new contract can not be workers say so far it looks like the union will approve a strike if necessary. how's it looking? good, good turnout earlier in the day, our cameras were allowed to capture some workers issues pension, healthcare and of issues. years, now we want. >> reporter:as far as an impact on the public. if bart shuts down it could have an emormous impact on bay area commuters. >> the message, we would like to get out to the public is that we would not like to strike. queen we are working hard to get their resolution by the 30th, that is the priority. >> reporter: that is if they believed in new contract cannot be worked out reporting live in trees sestos your kron 4 news. >> pam: bart union leaders say, management is refusing to negotiate with them over what the union is calling. new tonight at eight. kron >> pam: 4's maureen kelly shows us the problems. union leaders an

terisa the stock show, kron 4 news. >> there are a couple of different scenarios.e on tuesday and the governor could be involved in a cooling off period that lasts for 60 days. also, they couldthout a contract. (mals who found people behaving badly. you've see it all the time. many people driving their bicycles on the sidewalks. however, there is a way that you can catch people behaving badly when you have a camera and the internet. the local bay area and log has made careful tear if you are 13 years and under, you are able to ride your bicycle on the sidewalk. however, a ticket could cost you $100! for the people that are on the bicycles on the sidewalks there has been too many injuries. if you would like to learn more? www.kron4.com also, people have of bloated images on my twitterpbbon bikes #remember, that you are not a law enforcement. it >> jacqueline: if you have a comment or story idea for stanley, you can email us at peoplebehavingbadly@kron4.co m >> we are going to see more wet weather for the month of june. with the stormtracker, light showers over the n

>>terisa: tell me how that report came into the station.en out here forced to try and find out the suspect. >> a family member called and said their child who is under 10 years old has come out of a public bathroom and shared with a family member that the child had been touched inappropriately and some other activity may have gone on so that adults called the berkeley police department right away and fortunately we have the resources available that officers with a situation like this, it evokes a visceral reaction for us so we had the resources available and were able to respond very quickly. we have searched every up to catch the suspect. i wanted to show very quickly t >>erica: the police have been going and it doesn't look like much out here, but there is actually several homeless encampments and there are about 30 officers up trying to look through there and see if they can't find the suspect so certainly a very delicate situation out here at this hour. we are going to continue to stay out here and stay on top of this, but kron4 has lea

kron-4's terisa estacio is live at the marina tonight.-- the description of the suspect seems pretty distinctive. >> reporter: absolutely a very unique suspicion and very unique and description. last night there report we were reporting that he was close to his fifties. this alleged crime took place at this public marina at shore park. wearing a dark green shirt with green streaks. the victim in this crime is only 6 years old going into the bathroom by himself tuesday afternoon. just a short time ago i spoke with the pump the mom about the suspect and rather she has seen anyone matching that description the plants she take in the future to protect her children. >> " there is a lot a colorful people in berkeley and i do not judge any of them. i have not seen anyone like that but i will pay more attention and if i do see this person i will contact the police immediately. i will also pay more attention to-rubbings and for my children surroundings. >> it just makes me realize that we need to be more vigilant about who is around here and even

in oakland terisa estacio kron 4 news.y're trying to get addressed at the negotiation table. getting the bathrooms (safety is a top concern but the but if alleged the union is using this as a tactic maureen kelly kron 4 news. major delays due to bad weather outside take a look at the wrong way here with a cover judge shot as the local. in ground delayed due to low cloud coverage in the area. i 121 cancellations for both arrivals and departures along with other parts of the country been affected by this. i'm told by the airport will go off the ground late at midnight kron 4 news. trying to find the gunman >> reporter: >> pam: gabrielle spent know what missing yesterday this is her pictures blessing of around 3:00 in the afternoon near 2200 haight street. she is 16 years old by 56 in. tall 120 lbs. last seen wearing a blue jacket, blue jeans, and black shoes. please contact center cisco police department if you have seen this (male announcer): now, here's stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. when tourists co

. >> terisa let us know who is there at the field waiting for president obama on air force one. >> airne has touched down right now. you can see in this live shot. >> we are here in mountain view with about 60 people that are down on the ground. local residents all lined up waiting to see president obama in his second visit in less than two months. >> this will be a short and sweet visit. he will be here for less than 12 hours. >> he will be meeting with several people for a fund raiser. >> the white house has not released a list of people that will be attending this fund raiser. >> after greets the crowd he will be attending to fund raisers in the south bay. >> he was back here in april for a fund raiser. >> this time it public event will be on tap for friday. he will be talking about the affordable care act. >> after this he will be heading off to southern california appeared again air force one has landed here in mountain view with president obama. >> it usually takes a couple of minutes for the plane to taxi and come around and allow the president to the bark from the plane appeare

kron4's terisa estacio reports, one bay area representiave says more needs to be done to make sure these limos are safe. 16:26 it really raises my concern. st senator jerry hill says the two recnet limo fires - are extremely alarming. and reveal that more must be done to step up safely on theese vehicles. different 1637 just look at the wc of hamashe says it is als very troubling why - there wasn't an investigation launched into what happened in walnut creek limo fire. he says that is the only way to pinpiont problems so they can be addressed. for the public's especially since it comes of the heels of the san mateo limo fire that killed 5 women. he says while he and other legislators wait for the results of that situation. they are moving forward to create new legislation that would provide more regulation on these limos. continuing coverage button- top fs stick with kron 4 news as we continue to bring you the latest developments in this story. . ahead at eight. developing tonight-- the biggest of the colorado wildfires is now considered the most destructive wildfire in the state's histo

as kron four's terisa estacio reports. throughout the north bay today, the weather was quite unusual for this time of year. >>terisa:here on mount tamalpais monday at noon, it was a chilly 60 degrees, and take a look at that, the thick heavy fog was cascading over the mountains making it feel even colder, the wind was blowing as well. and throughout the morning a steady mist showered those out and about. earlier in the day, near the corte madera city hall, the streets were wet from rain. windshields visible for drivers in the morning commute. as the day unfolded, the conditions didn't change much. i caught this woman bundled up with a down jacket in mill valley. sot/tc: i am from buenos aires, it is very cold here. others felt the same, all wrapped up in scarves and coats, this despite the calendar saying it is june - with the official first day of summer just days away. sot/tc: this is really strange. back up on mt tam. this couple braved a few pictures before dashing back into their car to get warm. in town from the east

the party here will last all night long >> pam: as kron four's terisa estacio reports, both sides say they don't want the transit system to stop running, but it isn't looking good. bart union respresentatives announced the result of the strike vote early wednesday morning. >>95 percent said yes. we also backed them. >> reporter:bart management quickly responded to the news. >>: this is disappointing. >> reporter:and to cap that. bart says it won't ask the governor to step in and issue a cooling off period. >>we don't want this to drag into the summer. meantime, negotiaions continue behind closed doors. with both sides saying they are far apart in any type of compromise. bart management says the union wants a 23 percent increase in salary. and refuses to pay more in healthcare or pay anything into pension. >> reporter: union members say it is more complicated then that. and say safety for themselves and riders is their primary issue. demanding improvements. the union must issue a 72 hour advance warning if they do plan to strike. with the contract expiring this weekend, there is not mu

terisa? >> reporter: what happens next for the dog remains extremely unclear tonight. >> reporter: the mail template all the locals nimitz the java was rushed here just after the fatal mauling of the six year old this afternoon. the gulf but is in an isolation with no contact other than given water and food. when asked has the owner come to see the dog the owner the she told me know. she told me know. as far as the manageresses they're waiting instructions from the union city police department as they continued their investigation into this fatal mauling as to what will happen to the dog. >> reporter: sh the state law is clear that that dog is deemed vicious and euthanize. we tried to reach out to the owner and the cemetery police department sent ben headnote comment right now. >> catherine: fighting back tears, the boy's aunt talked about what happened. >> i have seven children and with my sister's kid that would be eight. we are not dealing with this at all. "with it at all" >> catherine: s

as kron four's terisa estacio reports, for one local resident, the news is tough to take, but it doesn't mean >> you know it hurts a that of it as i have seen the number shrinks each year. so there's some people who do it once and that is enough and then there are people like me there's so many people that i have connacht, and contact with for so many years and it just makes me want to keep going to make a difference. i hope that $62,000 has made a difference. we will keep going somehow somehow we will stay connected with this calls because it means so much to us. >> reporter: she will stop walking. >> pam: sandra chiesea, has been participating in the 3 day susan g komen 60 mile walk since 2003. news that the national organization plans hear. sandra says she started walking because, well she was looking for a challenge. something that was challenging. >> jacqueline: up and napa 74 degrees action cooler than yesterday's for our east bayshore is in the '60s and 69 temperatures. from the golden gate bridge toll low cloud coverage has been clinging to the calls line set to move right back a

as kron 4's terisa estacio reports - friends and family packed the courtroom in richmond. as they pleaded for his release - telling the judge, this is all a mistake. >> >> reporter: new talk about your father al alt, with all that is going on? during his arraignment and richmond courthouse today he never spoke up or nor did he enter a plea. the video from his friends and family members talking up on his behalf. he should be let out of jail, facing $2 million in bell team counts for a break of a minor. a week of a minor. a rape/. this is a mere rashad he is one of a few people asking for his release. >> he took me under his wing and called me his father, then his son and he was my father i've never seen any issues or heard of any problems with him. >> the judge agreed consider this case very serious and ruled against releasing him. he now remains in custody kron 4 news do you have anything to say just pray for us. it was a tense day for the friends and family members of 51 year old richmond courthouse tuesday he never spoke up - nor did were not allowed. but kron his friend

he was under 30, where a green shirt, jeans and".black shoes " >> pam: as kron four's terisa estacio reports now, this reported crime is making while at the park. close to the scene of the crime. >> reporter:the bathroom here at shorebird park at the berkeley marina where the child was reportedly sexually molested by an unknown man. is now open. but parents out enjoying the wednesday afternoon with their children say news of the crime has certainly affected them. one parent tells kron four news that this is a reminder to keep closer tabs on children. >> super scary because we come here a lot of this makes me realize that any to be very vigilant with who is a round here and even though i am very close i need to go into the battle with them and make sure that everything is safe. so is a good reminder. >> feels very safe, always a lot of people are brown but to know that something that happened are run a populated as serene area it is kind of scary. they get older and you think they can do things by themselves. but it is reminder to watch every move. stacey francis says all of the paren

terisa -- what have you ramirez -- the inmate?ls tell general hospital friday underway to reveal the official cause of death. >> reporter:in the meantime, kron four is learning much more about ramirez's life here at san almost half of his life death row. this is lt. sam robinson. >>not a model prisoner. >> reporter: often facing discipinary repeatedly broke prison rules. himself? >> reporter: was put in a different section called the adjustmebnt center where he had few privledges. robinson says often ramirez read and watching a few television stations. he watched some tv, like kron four. >> reporter:ramirez also got into a physical confrontation with another inmates several years ago. robinson says in the past few years, ramirez refused to go out into the yard and socialize, he also refused to see visitors, including his wife shown here who he married at san quentin in 1996. as we mentioned, kron-4 was the first to break this story. and it's all reporters -- alecia reid. us. alecia -- two questions. >> they said he was sharp as a

it hopefully terisa will they go to the super bowl and lee highlighted.lization of sports but we love our niners. they have been dormant in europe for years. >> reporter: the rating severally been cut. good. >> reporter: espn had hockey contest payment and a ticket. this is a dream scenario for comcast. a lot of overtime games. a lot of trauma. draw among drama. betting on the sport to take off and it did. >> reporter: how about the winter olympics coming up in russia. they're so excited to get it but then this was the start building this is different. >> prices have doubled since then so starchy which is in russia is swamped. it will be a disaster they have already reached $50 billion. so doing the math i'm not sure to want the winter olympics in part of my home town. in brazil, over there all summer olympic games, people do not like paying for the structure. >> reporter: i've seen the new model ex's beautiful cars on the road. and i will fight on how they can sell them. >> dealerships in our society have been all wrong as long as he reached for has been

as kron four's terisa estacio reports, it has been there for week and neighbors are angry, saying policenough to get rid of it. residents >> reporter: alley here at the marina bay against a richmond shoreline is furious. the fed woody a boat owned by the case sex offender is an eyesore and stock near a children's playground. and on this friday group of kids played near the boat. a grand but my grandmother out with her grandson shared her feelings. >> i think the boat should disappear is dangerous and very uncomfortable along with its owner. this is just wrong, they need to do something they want this boat. the phat woody - owned by an identified convicted sex offendertowed away, boat an eyesore. but it is stuck near a concerns. >> reporter: the owner's crimes, only identifying him as donald olsen and say he is in his mid 50s. he is not on the meaghans law registered sex offender list. but not all convicted offenders are required to be on the data base. all of this began several weeks ago. >> reporter:police say the boat ran ashore after a series of events. the coast guard brought it into

and as kron 4's terisa estacio reports, one bay area lawmaker says more needs to be done to make suree. >> it really raises my concern. >> reporter: these are extremely alarming and it readil reveals that more needs o be done. >> when you look at it that limousine in walnut creek quit not take long for that a limousine to be completely destroyed. think of those if those ladies were in sight it would have been devastating. >> reporter: it is troubling market was not an investigation as to what happened at it was a troubling -- into the walnut creek tragedy. it is especially important because it is the heels of the level fire that killed five women while he and other legislators wait for that situation they're moving forward to create new legislation more legislation would be required for these limousines. >> we're waiting for the highway patrol to complete their investigation and will however, what we do know is that we are actively investigating this. plenty of fog out there. but other areas like walnut creek looking pretty sunday. >> good morning, george. some slice of sunshine of th

but kron four's terisa estacio reports that police say there's much more to this case. heart of this controversy. lorenzo adamson, junior. a 15 year veteran of the department. police say this situtation unfolded. when they pulled over adamson as he was driving a vehicle here at the intersection of newcomb and 3rd street thursday night when officers noticed his car did not have any liscense plates and the windows were darkly tinted - too dark is against the law in california. quickly officials say the stop turned confrontational. >> the traffic stop deteriortated into a physical confrontation. he was snatched out of the car, he was wrestled to the ground and arrested. they discovered too late that he was an officer when he produced his badge. on friday, the local chapter of the naacp lashed out. calling the incident racial profili it was profiling bc the first thing they did was ask are you are parole or probabtion, the thing they should have said was the gentleman who was an officer knew the right way. this is a violation of the department. that's not accurate. say vete