tried or, those who tried this rose still cannot believe what happened. >> reporter: ivars are not supposed to cross the tracks unless it's free of traffic and they know that they can make. some drivers said it does not necessarily happen that way. >> i think, during rush hour people are concerned with getting to where they need to be an safety is not always a part of that decision making. >> reporter: are that like in ravenswood. we could tell you that there is a lot of spots along the peninsula were trying tracks and cars are not at the same level with many of the cars going under the train tracks. we will have those answers coming at 6:00 tonight. dan kerman >> pam: there has been another violent train crash. this time in southern californa. near oxnard. >> pam: fire investigators say the driver of a produce truck said he accidentally turned onto railroad tracks instead of a highway this morning -- and became stuck before the vehicle was hit by an oncoming metrolink train. >> pam: 28 people were hurt in the crash >> pam: reporter paul vercammen is in oxnard with the latest. >> reporter:the fiery pre- dawn scene is captured on amateur video. a voice off camera calls out what's left of a produce truck that was in the path of a commuter train. >> reporter:the collision sent train tracks just north-west of los angeles. the driver of the truck fled the scene but found later unhurt. >>"the driver of the vehicle is not under arrest, however, i can say that we are looking into this as far as any potential acts that may have taken place that would require a criminal investigation." >> reporter:at least 28 passengers were injured but nobody lost their lives. >>: "we were going about 60 miles an hour at the time. gates were down, engineer used his break, had the emergency break set already. we were slowing down as we hit him." >>: "we did what we could. we're lucky we've survived." >> reporter:a spokesman for metrolink, the rail company that operated train number 102, says safety changes likely helped limit injuries. >> reporter:so called "collision energy management technology" was installed on metro link trains following a deadly collision with a freight train in 2008. >> reporter:the technology allows energy from an impact to go outward, helping prevent any crumpling of train cars. >>: "it definitely minimized the impact that would have been a very serious collision. i think we can safely say it would have been much worse without it." >> reporter:federal investigators from the national transportation safety board are headed to the scene. they'll comb through the site.speak to passengers, and the driver. >> reporter:in oxnard, california i'm paul vercammen reporting. >> grant:see this soda can? imagine what would happen to it if you ran it over with your car. >> grant:according to the rail safety group operation lifesaver, the impact is the same as if your car were to be hit by a train. >> grant:the car never wins. >> grant:train accident deaths have dropped steadily since the year 2000, but an average of every ten days, a california driver or pedestrian has a fatal encounter with a train. >> reporter:the truck driver in oxnard narrowly avoided becoming another statistic. in the past ten years, 308 people have been killed by trains in california. >> grant:about 130 of them were in motor vehicles. the rest were pedestrians or bicyclists. >> grant:59 of the 308 were in the bay area, 52 in los angeles. zooming in locally 23 people died in alameda county, >> grant:11 in santa clara county ten in san mateo, nine in contra costa county and six in solano county. >> grant:these fifgures from the federal railrroad admininistration only cover accidents at road=rail crossings, >> grant:those figures don't include bart, whose trains travel below or above street level. >> grant:and they don't include what railroads call "tresspaser casualties." >> grant:those are people who are struck while walking on the tracks, or who deliberately step in front of trains. >> pam: you can get the latest information anytime on the caltrain accidents and the metrolink crash by going to our website. kron 4 dot com. >> pam: a small plane made an emergency landing at san jose international airport. no one was injured >> pam: the landing- gear of a small twin- engine plane malfunctioned this morning forcing the pilot to make an emergency landing. >> pam: footage from our helicopter partnership with a-b-c sky7 shows. the plane made the impromptu landing by skidding on its belly on the runway, before coming to rest with its right wing touching down on the grass. >> pam: the pilot was an attorney who was with two other passengers and no one was injured. >> pam: in the end they were able to make it to a meeting on time. >> pam: one person was killed in an early morning two -alarm fire at a sunnyvale home today. >> pam: the single story house was engulfed in flames. when firefighters arrived. >> pam: they managned to control the blaze, but the house was left with a caved in roof. a body was found in the burned home and that person has not been identified. >> pam: investigators could take several days to determine the cause of the fire. >> pam: for the second year in a row. the tesla model - s. has been named. the best car you can buy, by consumer reports. >> pam: questionable behavior by police his story at 530. and next, the top honors bay area car and must tesla has achieved again >> reporter: full forecast coming next! >> pam: the magazine road tested 270 cars. for reliablity, performance and safety. the tesla model- s. will cost you at least $70- thousand dollars. >> pam: the more affordable cars that were high on the list. include the subaru impreza. and subaru legacy.. >> pam: still ahead. how a strike at a local gas refinery. is having an impact on little league baseball in martinez. >> pam: plus. the big impact counterfeit designer bags are having on the fashion industry. >> pam: a call to action today at san francisco city hall. and it all centered around fingerprints >> pam: currently - at some jobs in san francisco workers must clock in using their fingerprints and that has many people upset >> pam: as kron four's terisa estacio reports workers are afraid their private data. could end up in the wrong hands. >>"don't share our data" >> reporter:this group of seiu union workers want a new fingerprint system being used by some to clock in for their job to stop, immediately >>larry bradshaw/seiu worker this is wrong - it is wrong to do this to us. >> reporter:only museum workers are using the system right now, but the fear is that it could become widespread. >>we don't want this to spread at all. >> reporter:in hopes of making sure their voices were heard against the private company called kronos this group took action today >> reporter:armed with a letter signed city hall and to each supervisor. as well as the mayor. >> reporter:one employee that currently must use her fingerprint for to do so and hopes this rally will put an end to the practice. >>raina johnson/city worker -- and makes me feel nervous. and we do not know what is going on every time we use our fingerprint. it is a real concern for the entire staff. >> reporter:at sf city hall te >> pam: the former mayor of los angeles. antonio villaraigosa says, he will 'not' run for the u.s. senate in 2016. >> pam: many had predicted otherwise. but in a statement published in the l-a times. villaraigosa said: quote - "i am humbled by the encouragement i've received from so many to serve in the united states senate," but as i think about how best to serve the people of this great state i know that my heart and my family are here in california, not washington, d.c." >> pam: the announcement leaves harris as the favorite to succeed the retiring barbara boxer. >> pam: californina's state wide ban on plastic bags. has been put on hold. >> pam: today, the secretary of state's office says, a referendum seeking to repeal the statewide ban on plastic bags has qualified for the november 2016 ballot. >> pam: gov. jerry brown signed the ban into law last fall and it was scheduled to be phased- in starting in july. at large supermarkets. >> pam: but the pending referendum. suspends the ban until voters weigh- in. on november 2016. >> pam: a california lawmaker wants to ban chewing tobacco. at all baseball games in the state. >> pam: democrat tony thurmond from richmond. is proposing a ban of all chewing and dipping tobacco. by players and fans at all baseball games. including professional. amateur and youth leagues. >> pam: critics of the proposal have raised questions as to how the bill would be enforced. >> pam: the proposal comes less than a year after retired san diego padres outfielder tony gwynn. died of cancer of the salivary glands believed related to chewing tobacco. >> pam: no baseball for hundreds of kids in the babe ruth league in concord. the field will be closed. >> pam: this comes as a result of the ongoing strike at the tesoro refinery in martinez. >> pam: however the president of the league tells kron4's haaziq madyun she wasn't given any notice about the field being closed. >> reporter:locked out of the junior optimist baseball field here in concord >>"we just want to be able to use our fields" >> reporter:these fields happen to be on land owned by the tesoro refinery which is in the midst of a labor dispute with its union workers. as a result no games are being played here. leaving the president of the league patti behmlander and the 600 kids she re represents in a tough situation >>"go find grass" >> reporter:the fields have been shut it down during the strike for safety reasons. >> reporter:would your workers stop little leaguers from getting in? >>"definitely nota lot of us leagues" >> reporter:tesoro representative says they notified the leagues that last month about the shut down. >>"february 2nd" >> reporter:in concord haaziq madyun kron4news. >> reporter: cold start early this morning. we ended up with sunshine and warm temperatures this afternoon. this is what it looked like plenty of sunshine. san francisco lower 60s for oakland as well. concord, 67 degrees and livermore 64. temperatures will quickly fall in the inland areas in the lower 50s. by o'clock upper 40's we will be up police grabbed a cold. --if you are going to be out please grab a coat. >> reporter: temperatures will fall once again derrick look for tomorrow morning for these past: to add and north bay. temperatures will fall into the upper 30s in napa and the same thing for sunnyvale you need to grant a jacket first thing tomorrow morning. tomorrow temperatures will be on the cooler side. in to the lower 60s by the early afternoon it will be nice very similar to what we have had today. and the upper 60s. coming up we have a forecast with rain. i will let you know when to expect coming up!. >> reporter:it took hours, but animal rescue workers in florida saved 19 manatees who got stuck deep underground in a storm drain. >> grant:crews had to cut open the pipes, and then air-lift the giant sea mammals out one by one. >> grant:wildlife officials believe the animals swam into the canals looking for warmer water. >> grant:local police and fire officials worked with experts from sea world and florida's fish and wildlife commission to free the manatees. >> grant:some of the animals had scrapes, but it appears none were seriously hurt. >> pam: next. the pricey business of counterfeit designer bags. the insider shows us the true price the counterfeit business is costing consumers. >> pam: plus. more winter weather grips the south and east coast. the impact it's having. coming up. 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(vo) make the switch. look for jennie-o ground turkey at a store near you. >> pam: nike is bringing back. its classic cortez running shoes. >> pam: the classic sneaker was a in the oscar winning movie "forrest gump." >> pam: the cortez will be available at select stores around the world. starting february 28th. and also availalble online for 1- hundred dollars a pair. >> pam: the cortez shoes were invented by nike co- founder bill bowerman. >> pam: counterfeit designer handbags are costing retailers billions. tonight. we are looking at the very serious and costly crime involving fashion. >> pam: the insider's fashion went inside this illegal purse industry. he has more >> reporter: what is the real cost? today we investigate the booming counterfeit industry. judge >> reporter: and al a 50,000 containers hiding concord the goods are coming into port every day. custom officials across the country may get their business to confiscate as much as they can before it hit the street and he legal sales. >> reporter: that is why copyright infringement attorney michael lee is helping and counterfeiters. >> reporter: you talk to me about some of the dangers of counterfeit? >> money going to child labor, identity and crimes. >> reporter: brent head to resell its word doug brandt had to raise its recent price because of counterfeit industries. >> should nail. --chanel >> reporter: the lowest entry point that they can bite on the real tonight? >> probably $50. >> pam: you can watch all your celebrity news here on kron-4. >> pam: after the insider -- entertainment tonight airs at 7:30. >> pam: followed by kron 4 news at eight >> pam: coming up at 5:30. >> pam: what happens when a man traffic stop on camera. that has him questioning *their* behavior. >> pam: it is a story you'll on see on kron 4. plus. the government decides whether george zimmerman rights charges. >> grant: >> this just in to the kron 4 newsroom. >> grant: 54 your old produce driver is in custody are arrested for felony hit and run after the metro link train hit his car. the truck driver was 1 mi. and half away from the scene of the crash. he was on the track he drove on them briefly before getting stuck patrick division getting out of the truck before impact his truck was facing the train straight on. injuries were suffered. critical. >> document that. >> i already know that. >> pam: an east bay man catches what he believes is. questionable police activity on camera. and he says what he captured needs to be investigated. >> pam: in tonights my kron 4 story. charles clifford went to hercules to talk with the man who made the recording. >>i'm ian taha and this is my kron 4 story >> reporter:ian taha says that sunday afternoon he was airing up the tire of his car at this gas station when he noticed hercules police officers driving back and forth. he claims they were looking at him. >>i put my hand up to say hi to acknowledge him. i they wanted. maybe they thought i was up to something? i just kept filling up the tire with air. >> reporter:ian says that as he left the gas station he made a left hand turn at this intersection and moments later the officers pulled him over. >> reporter:and then he just came right behind me with his lights. >> reporter:one officer asked ian for registration. ian says that instead he handed the officer his debit card.. which has his name and picture on it... because he'd left his driver's license at home. at this point, ian began recording the conversation on his iphone. >>put your hand on your head. >> reporter:ian was then asked to step out of the car, he was placed in handcuffs, and told he was being detained so officers could conduct an identification search. >>the supreme court allows us to do an identification search. you have presented no lawful government identification. >> reporter:ian was placed in the back of a police cruiser as officers searched his car. the cell phone recorded part of their conversation. one officer told another to be sure to issue him a ticket, for what is not clear. >>"whatever you do make sure he gets a ticket." "oh i know that" "to document that, yeah." >>they also say they are looking for a gun. >>gotta hurry up and find the gun before his **** wife gets here. >> reporter:ian says that he does own a registered firearm, but that it was not in the car at the time. >> reporter:as the search continues, one officer notices the iphone camera and turns it off. >>jeez.... >> reporter: in the police cruiser for about 10 minutes, he was given a ticket for driving across a double yellow line... a charge he disputes....and let go. he claims that at no point during the entire incident was he told why he had been place. >> reporter:on monday, the hercules police department confirmed to kron 4 that they have spoken with ian about the incident, that they have seen his video and that they are conducting a personnel investigation. >> reporter:ian, meanwhile has hired an attorney. >>i want a full investigation to see what was the probable and put me in handcuffs inside the car for no reason? >> pam: kron 4's chuck clifford is back in hercules today. tracking down answers. he's talking with city leaders about the case. and will have a full report tonight on kron 4 news at eight. >> pam: we checked into this story after viewers reached out to us. if you have a story idea you'd like us to pursue -- go to our website, kron4- dot-com >> pam: and click on the my kron4 story tab. >> reporter: temperatures will come to you to quickly faltered with fifties and sixties across the area. falling into the 40's for much of the area. by tomorrow morning lower 50s but still in the mid upper '40's if you are all to be inland. we have high pressure off the coast what we are content to stay dry creek with when the conditions moving off to the east bringing, snow and rain. >> reporter: bridging another round of snow and ice across the south. >> grant:these states are not used to sub freezing temperatures, ice, snow, freezing rain. cars.skidding off roadways.here in little rock arkansas. >> grant:the storm is how heading out to sea. but look what it did in texas. >> grant:a plane sliding off the runway. more than a thousand flights canceled in dallas forth worth's airport. >> grant:a tractor trailer.lucky to not topple off theis bridge. >> grant:ice and snow.crippling of accidents. >> grant:georgia.south carolina and north carolina were also hit hard. thousands without power. >> grant:even a dusting or an inch of snow can bring southern states like these to a halt. >> grant:and starting tomorrow morning.another wintry mix will roll across the same region.taking aim at some 48 million americans. >> grant:storm is moving out of north carolina tomorrow morning. >> pam: more ice for texas and the south eastern states. and additional snow for many of the same cities hit hard >> pam: the justice department will not file civil rights charges against george zimmerman in the shooting death of trayvon martin. >> pam: the d-o-j says there is not federal civil rights charges, which would have required proof that the killing was motivated by race. >> pam: a jury acquitted zimmerman of second-degree murder charges in 20-13. >> pam: zimmerman was accused of pre-judging martin as a "suspicious person" when he shot and killed the unarmed black teen in 20-12. >> pam: his attorneys contend zimmerman feared for his safety and shot martin in self-defense. >> pam: time is running out in washington. for congress to authorize funding for the department of homeland security. >> pam: if congressional leaders cannot get a deal done by friday. the agency's money will run out. senate republicans failed to get a bill through that would have kept the money flowing. >> pam: that's because they tied the funding to a measure that executive order on immigration. >> pam: now, it seems like a clean will clear the senate. but it may not get done by friday. >> pam: the white house says it's time for congress to act >> to get it passed in a timely fashion. >> pam: if the department of homeland security loses funding friday some 30- thousand workers will be furloughed. >> pam: for the first time in five exercised his veto power. the president rejected legislation that would have given final approval to the keystone x-l oil pipeline. >> pam: the planned pipeline would transport oil from canada to the gulf of mexico. republicans aren't believed to have enough votes to override the veto. >> pam: advocates say the pipeline would create jobs but opponents say there are too environmental risk >> pam: the giants spring training is in full swing in arizona. >> pam: coming up at 5:45. the new addition to the team that's getting international attention. >> pam: and next. the possible changes coming to how you get help at apple's genius bar. >> pam: you could be seeing a change at apple's genius bars. (vo) at jennie-o, we heard of a place in iowa where every thursday people ride ten miles for tacos. we thought we'd show up and surprise them with a better kind of taco, made with jennie-o ground turkey, cooked thoroughly to 165. (mom) i'd feed my kids turkey tacos over regular tacos any day. (woman) i think that they're light and they're just fresh tasting. (vo) it's time for a better taco. (kid) the tacos tonight were pretty much perfect. (vo) make the switch. look for jennie-o ground turkey at a store near you. >> pam: according to the website nine-to-five mac help desk appointments will now be based on the urgency of a customer's problem. >> pam: currently, genius bar appointments are done on a first-come, first-serve basis. >> pam: in addition, customers will receive a series of text messages prior to their genius bar appointments. >> pam: nine-to-five mac says the changes occur march ninth at apple stores across the u-s. >> pam: apple has not commented on the report. >> pam: and take a look at this. . >> pam: you usually see ball pits for children, but london design company "pearlfisher" installed one in its office. >> pam: there are 81- thousand white balls in its break room where its staff can work. unwind. and clear their minds. >> pam: the company installed the adult playgrpund to promote the power of play. >> pam: and it follows the likes of google, facebook yahoo among others. who have added slides, interior gardens, to their offices. >> reporter: tonight because of high pressure off the coast we would deal with clear skies. but we may have had to an f o g. overnight. by the afternoon. nothing the sunshine and temperatures will quickly warmed up in the mid to upper 60s for much of the bay area . >> reporter: dress warm glow to mid 40's across the day upper '40's mid-50s. by tomorrow afternoon temperatures will quickly warmed up to mid to converse '60s and the east and that a handful of mid-60s and the peninsula and to the '60s very easily. >> reporter: 69 degrees for thursday and friday and saturday will have a chance for scattered showers and maybe even a bottle of founder. --rumble of thunder. >> reporter:www.snowbomb.com >> reporter: interest rates are really important. >> reporter: the bank makes lend you money at a low cost. >> talking about congress today. say that they will raise interest rates this year. it will lean that way because of the market is improving. the economy is good. stimulated economy. it is time when that happened the market will freak out. >> reporter: it will be a tough time for us. >> a transition period. >> reporter: pandora? >> reporter: is in store for the future? >>lower rates. sellingtickets through pandora. >> artist are not getting rich off this but they do want access to that data. so that is what kantor is trying to accomplish. >> reporter: you buy the stock and hope that they reach their accomplishment are goals? hoping that management does the right thing? the >> you may have better odds on pandora. >> pam: a new report fund for one and four americans an unexpected expense could prompt and full financial crisis. and some age groups are more risk than others. carol looked at how many households are struggling to down as credit-card debt and savings. >> reporter: despite most signs pointing to an improving u.s. economy american still struggle with reducing credit card debt and boost the emergency serve in our savings. that is according to a new report from bank rate was found nearly one-quarter of americans want more only more money towards credit card debt then having an emergency fund. >> reporter: the age group most likely to have more credit card debt and savings ages 30 to 49 as they did with the cost of home ownership and raising children. among the least likely our senior citizens over age 65 and millennial to have been wary to take on debt in addition to their burden of stallone's. --student loans. >> pam: news tonight at 6 the behind the scenes of reasons why trains are jammed and the bark is trying to do to ease the problem. we had a lot more news on kron4 news and six. life's running out of shaving stuff. and thankfully being able to find backups. life's running out of shaving stuff. and thankfully being able to find backups. (male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> pam:now at six. >> pam:three crashes involving caltrains.in the past 24 hours. >> pam:two of them deadly. tonight.the push to make train crossings in the bay >> pam:good evening, i'm pam moore. >> pam:there has been talk about addressing the problem with action has been taken. >> pam: following these three crashes. kron 4's dan kerman is live in menlo park tonight with more. >> reporter: we are told that even if they pushed for and make it priority to make this roadway under treks it will be 2020 or, possibly later before going to see the tracks and the actual street. that is the latest reporting live from the low park for it--menlo par ,k, dan kerman. >> grant:in southern california a produce truck driver is under arrest for felony hit and run after he drove onto a railroad track and then jumped to safety seconds before a metrolink commuter vehicle. >> grant:dozens of people were hurt, >>we were doing about 60 miles per hour at the time. the used the emergency brakes.had the brakes set already. we were slowing down as we hit him. >> grant:this is all that's left of the truck involved in the pre=dawn collision in oxnard northwest of los angeles. >> grant:the driver fled the scene but was found later dazed but unhurt. >> grant:it seemed like slow motion like took forever, >> grant:the impact caused four of the train's five cars to derail. >> grant:some of them landed on their sides. >>: "we did what we could. we're lucky we've survived." >> grant:fire crews put out the fire as ambulances rushed 28 of the 50 people on the train >>spinal injuries, multiple pulmonary contusions neck various other injuries. the most seriously injured was the train driver, >>he has been moved into our icu and is being workd on actively. >> grant:four of the train's cars were fitted with new "collision energy management technology" to prevent the cars from crumpling in on themselves. >>: "i think we can safely say it would have been much worse without it."o >> grant:arriving on the scene this evening: a go=team from the safety board. >> grant:they say they will examine cameras mounted on the train and on the crossing gate to determine excatly what happened >> pam: new at six. >> pam: the high number of unvaccinated children in concern about the possibility of polio making a comeback in this country. >> pam: kron4's maureen kelly reports that in some schools, less than half the students are protected against the crippling disease >> reporter:you might notice that novator businessman russ keh-tron walks with a slight limp. >> reporter:that's because he was stricken with polio when he was a child in the 50's.his right leg was left atrophied because of it.even after corrective surgeryhe still needs a heel lift to help him walknow as a member of the rotary club he has been working to eradicate the disease worldwide.but now in his own backyard of marin county.public records show 11% of marin county kindergarteners have not been fully immunized against polio. it' very saddening. >> reporter:back in russ' daypolio .which is spread thru direct contact or waterwas rampant in this county before the vaccine. >>fear.coun't go into swimming pools seriouscrippled for lifedeath >>what a shame >>it would be for polio to come back because we dropped our guard too early. >> reporter:dr matthew willis is marin county's public health officer.he says the risk of polio getting a foothold here again is a small .but because polio is still enidmeic in some countries. it's not impossible. >>what we learned from measles an eboladisease is just a planeride away >> reporter:maureen kelly kron4 news >> pam: kron 4 spoke with the alameda county public health department. they say it is very difficult to contract polio but the spread of measles is the real concern. . >> pam: doctor pan went on to say if you plan on traveling out of the country, consult your doctor to find out what diseases you should be protected for. >> depending on which current event creek. >> reporter: we had sunshine for today and comfortable temperatures. with clear skies this is what it looks like that as f zero. looked at these temperatures. --sfo >> reporter: 63 and livermore at the night in santa rosa with 58 degrees everywhere and other locations. across the inland out areas to buy eight and 9:00 temperatures will fall into the upper forties accurate we could see a new record lows overnight tonight. i will let you know when the next chance for showers will come up! >> pam: a reminder -- you can get all your weather alerts, forecasts, check radar and more. by downloading our ***free*** kron4 mobile app. >> pam: new developments in the fight to prevent a partial shutdown of the department of homeland security. >> pam: today senate republicans offered a new proposal that is not contingent on gop demands to repeal president obama's executive actions on immigration. he bellowed with crews are doing to get more trains up and running. >> pam: under the new proposal the senate would vote first on the funding measure and then hold a separate vote on a bill to undo the immigration actions in an effort to please conservatives. >> pam: democrats are cautiously optimistic a deal can get done. >>we have said the department of homeland security should be funded. we are willing to debate. we have said, time and time and time again i say this here today, we are happy to debate immigration. there are a lot of issues we would like to debate. it's something full of great amendments that we want to offer, but we are not going to do that until the department of homeland security is funded. the repoublicans shut down the government once. it appears they are willing to shut it down again which is too bad. >> pam: dhs is scheduled to begin furloughing nonessential workers if congress does not extend its 40 billion dollar budget by friday. >> pam: the berkeley city council tonight will consider a proposal by the city's peace and justice commission to impose a two- year moratorium on drones. >> pam: keeping the trains on the track. >> grant: leading the charge to keep berkeley skies free of remote-control devices. like a permanent ban with a two-year moratorium. since it will be easier to regulate drones' before they build berkeley skies and rather than after they are already in berkeley skies. the proposed resolution that the council considered at its meeting at 7:00 p.m. tonight at his chambers. the rapid and the mission of drawn technology throughout the u.s. poses a serious threat to privacy and constitutional right of the american people, including the residents of berkeley. the resolution also said police departments throughout the country have begun implementing drawn technology absent any guidance or the allies from lawmakers. >> pam: a group wanting to ban the use of fingerprints totoday at san francisco city hall - hundreds of workers showed up for a rally. >> pam: they were speaking up about the current system being used which requires workers to clock in using their fingerprings. >> pam: workers say they are information could end up in the wrong hands. a supervisor is working on an outside company from. >> also concerned that this could spread to other private sectors in places as well. you will not know where this information is going and that is our issue with this. >> pam: only workers at san francisco museums are using the system now. workers say they hope today's rally can help eliminate the practice. >> pam: keeping kids safe during the ongoing strikethat is the primary reason that little league baseball has been shut down on fields donated by the tesoro refinery in martinez >> pam: hundreds of kids in several baseball and soccer games. continue union workers point out that they are not preventing non strike related organizations from entering the facility >> reporter: >> they use the parking lot to park their part to park their trucks. i do not understand why there are concerned about little leaguers using the field. >> and hearing that there is not a safety issue. obviously, there isn't. i did not know? >> pam: pants and spectators and employees plus together once a final agreement has been settled and ratified in agreement able worked directly with a leak to get the children back on to the fields. >> pam: good news for drivers. >> pam: california's gas tax is dropping this summer. today the five-member state board of equalization voted unanimously to cut the gasoline tax by six cents. >> pam: the tax cut will reduce funding for local road and congestion relief projects. >> pam: drivers might not see much of a difference though. prices typically climb following memorial day as refineries switch to their summer fuel blend. >> pam: here's what it will cost you to fill up in the bay area tonight. according to triple a.san franciso drivers are paying 2-96 on average for a gallon of regular. >> pam: oakland drivers are paying 2-89.that's up 2 cents overnight. san jose drivers.you're also paying 2-89. >> pam: la is paying the highest in the state right now at 3-10 a gallon. >> reporter: we had a cold start this morning creek starting off at 30 degrees in santa rosa, net at 29 in hayward at 39. temperatures will not be as cold overnight but it is still expect cooler temperatures along with hitachi frost over the inland area. -- patchy frost >> reporter: 70 degrees and concord and temperatures will slowly fall fall over the next few hours. we have to the terms over the peninsula at what daly city and across the east bay and to the upper 50s to rick hayward, 60 degrees redwood city and the same thing for sunnyvale. here is your kron 4 temperature's what lower 50s tomorrow at 43 degrees. and let. --inland >> reporter: by the early afternoon we had meant to upper 60s across the bay area. here is our next storm systems out of the north east direction with pressure why we would continue with dry conditions much to the overnight area and to you early tomorrow. we could see potential for f o g and lower in very desperate which will quickly move out in the early afternoon. we will have plenty of sunshine and warmer temperatures. >> reporter: here is the tomorrow after no forecast mid to upper 60s with sunnyvale 60 and santa clara 68 degrees. across the east bay, mid to upper 60s as well and plaza 10 sixties as well. --plaza 10 sixties as well pleasanton 60's aswell. saturday isolated showers. sunday, sunshine. east >> pam: with bart ridership up some riders would like to see longer trains during peak commute hours but with an aging fleet, that isn't always an easy thing to make happen. >> pam: kron four's daniel villareal gives us an inside look at a bart maintence facilty that is constantly working to keep bart cars in service. >> reporter: choosing to take bart nowadays and riders may feel kind of cramped inside the bart trains especially during peak commute hours >> reporter:that lack of room has some riders asking; why doesn't bart send out trains with more cars to give riders a bit more roomthe answer is because their aren't enough cars.bart has 0ver 660 cars in its fleet but on any given day close to 100 of those cars can be out for maintence or repairs >> reporter:here at this bart maintnence faclity in richmond crews work around the clock - seven days a week - repairing, modifying and performing simple maintenance on many of the cars.some of them were built in the late 1960s which can add to the difficulty of the repairs >> reporter:but there is good news on the horizon.within the next couple of years bart will begin adding the first of the new cars that are slated to replace this aging fleet.about 1000 new cars will be put into service between late 2016 and sometime in 2023the new will accommodate 50 percent more riders than current. trains can handle.in richmond.daniel villareal kron 4 news >> pam: we want to hear from you about your commuter stories. >> pam: the famous flights will soon go dark when they will be coming out? >>the lights that grace the bay bridge.are going away. >> pam: on march 5th the lights will go dark so caltrans can do maintenance on the cables along the bridge. >> pam: the display consists of 25-thousand led white lights.making it the world's largest led light sculpture. >> pam: officials say the lights will be reinstalled in next year.just in time for superbowl 50 >> reporter: in menlo park reagan would ave is open to traffic following yesterday's trash or train hit that killed a 30 iii caltran still does not know exactly what the one that was sitting in the of the middle of the tracks and wash when she saw the train she did not exit per vehicle. >> reporter: the other two in san francisco and paul also, those cases they believe the people or intentionally taking their own live separate and apart dan carmen kron 4 news. -- own lives >> reporter: at this intersection here and ravenswood with repairs taking all day and all night to complete creek and the meantime, it did have a dramatic moment because people cannot go by this intersection while the repairs or on their way. reporting from menlo park. >> reporter: investigating investigations continue,, how was handcuffed and his deal was searched accurate he says the officers never explained why he was pulled over in the first place. the police departments as the matter is under investigation today. hercules by scarcities checking into the situation and slowly come supports the police department. --solely supports the police dept. >> reporter: he says, the risk of polio gaining a foothold here is very low but, any disease that is present in court and the world is just a play right away. >> reporter: speaking out about a current practice going on right now at san francisco museum print what they have to clocking and clocked out using their fingerprint spirit some of them are very concerned that this could become a widespread practice and they want this to stop. a killing to their supervisors to stop and and there are also very concerned that this could be a security breach and they do not want any of their private information to be out in the public. >> reporter: here in concord this debate throughout baseball league is locked down creek as a result as a strike. all the but the refinery officials say a decision was reached to close down the interest of keeping the young players at bay. safety should not be a concern because they are not picketing in front of the interest to the ballpark. >> pam: five year old michael scott captures the heart when he became that kick. the crime fighter of staff for cisco. he was or it was in which cultural from the make a wish foundation and document now and 8:00 p.m.. in san jose. --miles scott bat kid >> reporter: i am here at the california theatre getting ready for the red carpet. this ben is a documentary which says bat kid begins.. and san francisco transformed into cent and to adopt an city. --gotham city >> reporter: 9 when the documentary aired it would not be a dry eye in the house. >> reporter: plant to grab a light jacket pricked because temperatures will fall. >> reporter: those temperatures crawly falling into the upper 50s and lower 60s. oakland at 59, concord on the lighter side current santa rosa and 58 degrees. temperatures will slowly fall into the next few hours creek with 52 for the inland areas. temperatures will fall into the upper 40 so you will need a jacket in that area because it will be on the cooler side. >> reporter: overnight tonight falling into the upper 40 sprit we get reach record lows this morning but some areas we would not do that again it will be on the slightly warmer side. >> reporter: we have lower 50s and into upper 50s for the inland areas but the afternoon temperatures will warm up in to the mid-60s for the bay area. very similar to what we had earlier today. >> reporter:www.snowbomb.com ..inch of snow for some areas. >> pam: a huge fireball and the sky and mystery patrick having people aren't there cameras. we would tell you what it is coming up >> grant: stain on scene and cooperate with investigators as they tried to sort out what happened. again, a woman on her bike believe to be in her 30's and 40's have died on the scene by sickle accident. --bicycle >> pam: three people managed to walk away from this small airplane crash at mineta san jose international airport this morning. >> pam: officials say the landing gear collapsed. the pilot managed to land the plane on its belly. >> pam: these pictures come from our partnership with abc 7. there were no flight disruptions at the airport. >> pam: one runway was closed for sinced reopened. the faa is investigating. >> pam: dramatic body cam video of first responders on the scene of a small plane crash in spokane washington. >> pam: this happened on sunday. a pilot was alone in a small plane that had just taken off. >> pam: firefighters worked to douse the plane's smoking engine, while medics got the injured man out of danger and started to treat him. >> pam: this afternoon.that pilot died. the n-t-s-b is investigating the cause of the crash. >> pam: a mystery in the sky.has been solved. >> pam: take a look. people from arizona to canada reported seeing bright lights shooting across the sky. >> pam: many people thought it was a meteor. >> pam: turns out.nasa says the object was part of a rocket used to launch a chinese december. >> pam: the rocket body was about 90 miles above earth when it went over utah. >> pam: coming up. >> pam: another gorgeous day across the bay area. but the temperture is dropping. bulldog: you don't need superpowers to help someone. sometimes, all it takes is a warm heart and a cold nose. that's why mattress discounters good deed dogs is raising money to train service dogs for people with disabilities. i would never imagine a life without an assistance dog ever again. i relied on people a lot. he helps me live a more independent life. bulldog: we need your help to do more. give at mattressdiscountersdogs.com, or any mattress discounters. mattress discounters good deed dogs helping dogs help people >> gary: good evening on his tour of the white house or visit the to the white house to talk about his foot injury stef curry. >> gary: he is expected to meet with president obama after missing the last game he went to work thirty and the first period. paul appears just passed less on the all-time scoring list. >> gary: klay thompson has 17 and then curry opens it up pretty high off the glass with a scoop shot 32 points and eight assists heard warriors have just defeated washington. we are not kidding. i cannot remember a least in 30 years and bay area and team sport athlete ever going solo to see the president of the united states. that appears to be the story with curry tomorrow creek. >> gary: ask about the wild celebration after the kobe and lakers beat 183 ateam >>free throws! you know how we do it? >> with that and if you were there? would he be a celebration? would it be a celebration? (laughter) >> gary: the guy doing all of the screening isn't beyond that is dating in gate a salutary--izzy azaelia >> gary: a victorious live shot. j.r. stone that is standing by. hello j.r.? >> reporter: lull, with gary. --hello, gary >> reporter: at one point it was so busy at the batting cages where you were not allowed to go in that area. because, there was some need cameras all year and this is what it looked like this afternoon. from fuji television and popular stationed in japan. posy could have had five home runs in a row. >> reporter: in the league for the last few years with the brewers and last legal royals. he played against the giants and the world series the way he has become a drop in japan is one of the reasons. he joked that would not happen after seeing his side. >> i think he will be focused. if he does this good this year he will continue on. >> reporter: we have to talk about the big baseball star here creek posey has been busy getting back into this kind of things. >> reporter: keep in mind, it is a fan competition creek voting on just that the face of the m l b. >> i have not found it too much. any votes from the fans there is a goner. -- honor >> secret as to how passionate they are. --no secret >> reporter: there you have a gary there has been a busy couple of days. i hear that there is a brawl marred that the big man himself is coming out. >> reporter: gary radnich >> reporter: now back to you in the studio. >> reporter: >> gary: you are right. i will be there with my family. >> gary: storming the court. the kansas state coach against the scorer's table where the player was elbowed by someone. you never want to take away college spirit but all of this this going to take, seen this over and over again that someone would get trampled over that pile. you cannot stormed the court. some >> gary: 1 will get seriously injured and this will take the fun out of it. >> gary:--someone >> gary: he is being taken off the ear for one week because he was an aide terrible twitter exchange. stating that this person was pitiful. he had to apologize for the tweets today. this guy is almost 60 years old and he is banned off into towards with a penn state student. --getting into twitter wars >> gary: i am running a clean clean twitter page today. >> gary: someone as accomplished as he is to argue with a 19 your old on twitter he is a brilliant director it--he is brilliant. but it does not make sense. >> gary: pam, you have that new account. one day when you get 60 years old please remember not to get into any exchanges on twitter. >> pam: i will remember this gary. >> jacqueline: longtime long time. ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ everybody deserves $73 fares. because wedding season can get expensive. book your low fare now at southwest.com. ♪♪ with kaiser permanente you'll connect with your doctor any time anywhere. another way care and coverage together makes life easier. ♪♪ become a member of kaiser permanente. because together, we thrive. ♪♪ (vo) at jennie-o, we heard of a place in iowa where every thursday people ride ten miles for tacos. we thought we'd show up and surprise them with a better kind of taco, made with jennie-o ground turkey, cooked thoroughly to 165. 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