(pkg)"i need justice for ebbie" an emotional plea by family and friends of 16-year old elena mondragon at tuesday nights hayward city council meeting."that's not right, they killed a child."elena mondragon was killed by fremont police on march 14th in hayward when investigators say undercover officers tried to stop a stolen car wanted in connection with multiple armed robberies.investigators say when they tried to stop the car the driver drove into the detectives police vehicles, injuring the two detectives. during the incident, the detectives fired their weapons at the suspect driving the vehicle and hit mondragon. "she's 16-years old, that's what needs to be remembered, she was sixteen."hayward police is one of the agencies investigating the shooting since it happened in their city.elena's family is demanding answers."we're not here to blame people and to find blame, were here to collect accountability from people, be it the person that was driving the car or the officers, someone needs to be accountable for their actions, my niece, she was innocent in this whole thing."miguel minjares is elenas uncle.the family asked investigators to release all video of the shooting but haywards police chief told the family there is no dash cam video of the incident and a body camera worn by one of the officers wasn't turned on during the incident."it was kind of a shock, i would have thought those things were meant for the protection of ourselves, the citizens and also for the police officers for them to kind of proceed with those things working makes me question their capabilities and competency in their job." (steve) another round of rain moves into the bay area... this is a live look outside at san francisco. the question now - how long will the rain stick around? (vicki) kron4 chief metoeorologist brittney shipp is tracking what you need to know for tomorrow. a different frontal boundary will arrive in the north bay later today and push southward this evening and tonight, bringing additional light to moderate rainfall accumulations. lingering showers will persist through thursday. drier/slightly warmer weather on friday and saturday. unsettled weather returns sunday through midweek next week. (steve) another big story tonight: the fallout from the violent removal of a passenger from a united airlines flight.(vicki) tomorrow...a family member of that man dragged off that plane will address the media. tonight..united airlines is vowing to make changes.... (steve) and we have new video showing the moments leading up to the confrontation." (steve) you can see the man -- doctor david dao -- upset -- shaking his head -- and hear him repeatedly saying he is not going. this happened sunday in chicago.... united said it needed to free up seats on the flight to louisville, kentucky, to transport crew members. grant lodes is following the fallout and the local push to make sure something like this does ánotá happen in the bay area. grant? (grant) this is called a textbook case of damage control. today, united announced it's refunding every passenger on board the cost of the their ticket. the incident was sunday...the ceo did not initially give a heart-felt apology...even blaming the passenger in question...saying he was belligerent. that tone and that talk has now all changed...three days after this viral video debacle. oscar munoz/ ceo united airlines: "it's not so much what i thought, it's what i felt. probably the word ashamed comes to mind."in his first television interview since this video of a bloodied passenger -- doctor david dao -- being dragged off an airplane went viral... nats) united c-e-o oscar munoz tells abc there will be big changes at the airline. oscar munoz/ ceo united airlines: "that is not who are family at united is."munoz says the airline is conducting an internal review and will look at how to best let employees use discretion when it comes to compensation for passengers. and, what the role of law enforcement on planes should be. oscar munoz/ ceo united airlines: "the use of law enforcement aboard an aircraft has to be looked at very carefully. they're clearly there for a purpose of safety, and we want to make sure they protect us, but for other reasons, i think that's a policy we have to absolutely re-look at."among the backlash being felt by united, officials are also chiming in with ways to prevent situations like this, some even suggesting ending the entire "over booking" process gov. chris christie/ -r- new jersey: "dot, the federal department of transportation, has to stop the overbooking rules and give them latitude and take a breath. passengers are fed up. and they should be." (grant) closer to home...san francisco supervisor jeff sheehy has asked the city attorney to draft an ordinance or policy which would prevent san francisco police officers from removing airline passengers from their seats simply because a flight is overbooked. jeff sheehy/san francisco supervisor:if you are going to have policies where you overbook flights, and you are unwilling to compensate passengers enough to voluntarily give up their seats and then you are going to use force to involuntarily remove them, we want no part of that.passenger: if they're going to do it do it on a volunteer basis and pay someone to do it , nobody should be forced off (grant) dr. dao filed a petition with the local courthouse to sieze evidence related to the incident...many see that as the first step towards a lawsuit. (steve) new at ten.. another passenger from irvine says he experienced a similar problem when he flew with united...earlier this month. geoff fearns was returning home early from hawaii on april first and paid an extra thousand-dollars for a first class ticket back to los angeles. he got into his seat and then a united employee threatened him... saying he needed to give up his seat because the flight was full and a 'higher- priority' first-class passenger was entitled to his seat. but fearns refused to get off. passenger:"i was surprised that things escalated to that extent, but given my own experience, i absolutely believe that had i continued to demure and say 'look i'm not giving up my seat' you know the gate agent made it plain that they were planning on calling security and having me physically excorted off the plane, physically ejected from my seat."reporter:"even handcuffed?"geoff fearns/united airlines passenger:"indeed, it was we will have you put in cuffs and taken off the plane.">(steve) to not make matters worse... fearns eventually moved and was reassigned a middle seat in economy class. (vicki) new tonight at ten: a bizarre story out of san francisco.. a man says he's been victimized by a burglar twice and now he says he is scared for his life. kron4's j-r stone is live in san francisco tonight..you met with the victim today who's outraged. natscheck out the crazy guy who is on my balcony living in my housethis is snapchat video shot by pavan gupta who came home friday to a man inside his houseand a man who had no plans on leaving his house.sot i try to flag him down and he pulls a bottle of jagermeister to his face and starts screaming.pavan called police, there was a standoff that lasted several hours with the man eventually walking from the balcony to pavan's room. sot he's now in my bedroom and apparently he decided to strip down.and he starts dancing around in a window but they decide the better approach is to wait for hours and hours and hours in my bed naked which is absolute insanity right.officers would eventually go in and make the arrest of 22 year old nicholas davis of san francisco. fastforward to 3 a.m. wednesday morning when davis showed back up after being released from jail.sot heard a loud banging at the doordavis eventually left but pavan is outraged that he was allowed out of jail.sotit's one thing to police things too extremely.i'm genuinely concerned for my safety.who knows what he is going to doabsolute insanity. (steve) coming up new at ten:this bay area family fighting through tragedy once again. first the wife was stabbed at random inside c-v-s... now the husband is a battle for his life. (vicki) then -- a child lucky to be alive.... just how close a stray bullet came to hitting this unsuspecting little girl. (steve) and next:a crime alert -- where violent crime is on the rise and the plan to deal with the problem. the santa clara county district attorney's office has released a new report showing a jump in violent crime. kron4's charles clifford looks at the suggestions made to law enforcement to deal with the problem. here in san jose, the district attorney's office has created a new crime strategies unit. it's a joint effort between the d-a's office and law enforcement agencies across the county. the unit's goal is to take a hard look at crime data and find ways to effectively use limited law enforcement resources. in a new 32 page report titled "crime in santa clara county" the crime strategies unit concluded that overall santa clara county is one of the safest places in america, but there are a few troubling trends.sot crime in san jose went up by 14 percent.>the report also identifies two main ways the d- a's office and law enforcement could turn that trend around. the first is by putting more resources into solving gun related violent crimes.sot the second area of concern, is residential burglaries. the report found that most burglaries are committed by a handful of people.sotin addition to gun crimes and residential burglaries, the strategies unit also plans on gathering data on gang activity and using that information to help stop the spread of gang related violence.finally, the d-a's office has submitted a request to the county board of supervisors to hire 5 criminalists to help process guns and dna evidence faster. in san jose, charles clifford kron 4 news (steve)in antioch. . . a new set of eyes is coming to a crime-riddled intersection. the city council approved the installation of new surveillance cameras. . . part of an effort to crack down on crime.a total of three cameras and six license plate readers will be installed at the intersection of east 18th street and cavallo road.the city will pay for the cameras with more than 170-thousand dollars collected from measure- c.a special tax approved by voters in 2014.city council members say the police department will manage and monitor the cameras. trt: 24tony tiscareno/council member- "we are hiring more police officers, you have more vehicles on the street, more officers on the street and we're bringing in tools such as this to, uh, to help aid our police department and that makes the community more comfortable, i believe."lori ogorchock/council member- "this is a huge piece -- huge piece, yes. it's going to help with redevelopment. it's going to help with the values of homes going up. um, its going to help a lot with the city, so yes, its moving -- the city's moving in very positive, forward direction." ogorchock says she hopes the cameras will be up and running by or before june. (vicki) we are tracking rain around the bay area tonight...this is a live look from the richmond bridge... wet roads all around.(steve) chief meteorologist brittney shipp is tracking the storm for us. a different frontal boundary will arrive in the north bay later today and push southward this evening and tonight, bringing additional light to moderate rainfall accumulations. lingering showers will persist through thursday. drier/slightly warmer weather on friday and saturday. unsettled weather returns sunday through midweek next week. (steve) (steve) tensions between the united states and russia are climbing fast... now nearing "cold war" levels over the syria situation. secretary of state rex tillerson has traveled to moscow to meet with top officials including president vladinir putin. reporter stacey cohan has the latest on those high stakes meetings. rex tillerson, secretary of state: the current state of us-russia is at a low point. after days of speculation over whether it would happen.... secretary of state rex tillerson held a nearly two- hour meeting with russian president vladimir putin while visiting moscow.tillerson also meeting with his russian counterpart, sergey lavrov. the two were tasked with finding any common ground on the crisis in syria... rex tillerson, secretary of state: we had a lengthy discussion on the situation in syria and shared perspectives on possible ways forward. a difficult task given last week's u.s. airstrikes on a syrian air base... in response to what the u-s says was a chemical attack by the syrian government on it's own civilians. lavrov signaling russia wants more information. sergey lavrov/russian foreign minister: we have said that there needs to be a very thorough investigation into this incident which has become the subject of many speculations.but tillerson is confident the attack was directed by the assad regime. rex tillerson, secretary of state: the recent chemical weapons attack was planned and was directed and executed by syria regime forces. back in washington... president trump weighing in on syria -- while meeting with nato's secretary general.pres. donald trump: it is time to end this brutal civil war.... and commenting on tillerson's diplomatic trip to moscow.pres. donald trump: based on everything i'm hearing things went pretty well maybe better than anticipated. trump also walking back his former criticism of nato.pres. donald trump: i said it was obsolete, it's no longer obsolete. in washington, i'm stacey cohan. (steve) still ahead in a brand new edition of people behaving badly:it's no secret skipping the turnstyle at bart station is pretty easy... but that will all change soon. the new plan to deal with fare evaders. (vicki) and next -- bicycles stolen...but not just any ordinary bikes... these are worth tens of thousands of dollars. (vicki) happening now: police looking for the criminal who stole tens of thousands of dollars worth of bicycles.(steve) the gear belongs to a women's cycling team out of corte madera. tonight - they talked to kron 4's hermela aregawi about how the theft has set them back. (vo)sixty thousand dollars gone overnight.the value of nine custom built bikes stolen out of this trailer last week. for nicola cranmer, this is deeply personal.(nicola cranmer/ founder, twenty20): i just had to sort of take a few breaths and evaluate what really just happened and how it impacted us. and you know i was really sad too. i mean i cried and it was. really i went through sucha roller coaster of emotions in a short span of time.cranmer started the women's cycling team 14 years agotoday, the group known as twenty 20 is made up of more than two dozen athletes.they've won nine olympic medals.and have some high profile donors like barry bonds.but she says.. this theft is still a setback for the team.(nicola cranmer/ founder, twenty20): sponsorship is challenging for women's cycling you don't get that traditional return on investment. the bike just symbolizes not only just a piece of machinery but its our athetes dreams and goals.tim brennan discovered the theft.. and is assembling replacement bikes piece by piece.(tim brennan/shop mechanic): its just gutwrenching. you put so much work into it and i pull up and the doors to the trailer are just wide open. .they come completely disassembled. everything is in its own little container somewhere. to the point if you have a set of break pads, there is a box of left and a box of right.police are combing through surveillance footage from the construction business next door.. in hopes of finding the culprits (hermela aregawi)a sponsor for the team is offering a ten thousand dollar reward for information leading to the arrest of the thieves. reporting in corte madera, hermela aregawi, kron 4 news. (vicki)students and parents are very upset. . . after a burglar targets instruments belonging to one popular bay area high school marching band. two dozen instruments. . .were taken from armijo high school last week in fairfield. fairfield police say the burglar had to jump over two fences to retrieve the merchandise.the school district says they are doing everything they can. . .and working with police to catch the thieves.that includes turning over video to police from the school's surveillance camera.now several say. . . those instruments will be hard to replace. pedro sanchez/armijo high school student"my saxophone has been stolen, so honestly it makes me feel, every time i think about it something in my gut just hurts"blanca sanchez/son's saxophone stolen: that costs about three thousand give or take. i saved that money and i got him his sax. even our transportation doesn't get paid from the district, we do all that ourselves, so for this to happen, not only does it take away from the kids but it took away from the families as well because it is like now...how are we going to replace so much?"police say so far they have few leads in the case. (steve) coming up a taxi driver accused of sex assault.. police say he picked up the victim from a popular bay area casino... tonight -- hear from the suspect's neighbor. (vicki) then -- it's being called a renters crisis in one bay area city.tonight -- the effort to stop so called "no cause" evictions by landlords. (steve) and next:after two years... two san francisco police officers are cleared in a deadly shooting.why the investigation took so long. (steve)two san francisco police officers are now cleared in a deadly shooting. it happened back in february of 2015... officers shot and killed a 21-year-old guatemalan immigrant. tonight --we have details on the evidence that apparently led to the decision not to file charges.(vicki) but not everyone in the community is happy with that decision. kron4's alecia reid is following the story. the district attorney says in order for them to have charged the 2 officers involved in this deadly shooting, they would've had to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the officers did not act in self defense or in the defense or others.pkgafter interviewing at least 3 dozen witnesses, reviewing the medical examiners report, a toxicology report, and reports from an independent examiner, district attorney george gascon has decided the two officers that shot amilcar perez lopez to death are not at fault."let's say you do not believe the officers as to the fact that they were in fear for their lives, or you do not believe the expert in the timed reaction, the reality is the officers are justified under the law to protect others." perez lopez was shot half a dozen times, mostly in the back. the d-a says it was lawfully done. plain clothes officers craig tiffe and eric reboli intervened during an altercation between perez lopez and his roommate. witnesses say the 21 year old was chasing abraham pete down the street with a knife. police and witness accounts say perez lopez ignored demands to drop the knife and was erratic when he was shot to death."if the knife had been dropped before the shots were fired, it would have likely ended at the edge of the sidewalk where perez lopez was standing before he stepped off the sidewalk, or in the street between the two parked cars."there have been protests for an independent investigation. and now this determination has the community in arms, as they get ready to start protesting.sot - oscar salinasstandupthe da's office tried reaching out to perez lopez's family in guatamala, but have had no luck.the d-a says they've notified the family's lawyer and the guatamalan consulate. in the meantime, the investigation has now been turned over to the attorney general's office for review. reporting live in san francisco. (steve)a santa rosa taxi driver has been arrested ... accused of sexually assaulting one of his passengers. video here shows the chp taking 42-year-old mehari tekle into custody. investigators say dna and video evidence are what identified him as the taxi driver. . . who allegedly picked up an intoxicated woman from the graton casino back in december.the alleged sexual assault happened near the 101 and highway 12 interchange.a neighbor of tekle says he is a married father. . .who has been living there for a long time. i've read the story online and i've seen around here and i've seen them around here. he has kids of his own. and tons of tons of young teenage it's scary to be completely freaking honest with you (neighbor) tekle has been booked into the sonoma county jail. . .on one count of sexual penetration.he is set to be arraigned on thursday. (vicki) we are learning new details about the child injured in a shooting at a southern california elementary school... school officials have identified the injured student as nolan brandy... and his parents say the nine-year- old is recovering well. the family is thanking the community for an outpouring of support after the shooting. nolan was injured when a gunman.... 53-year-old cedric anderson walked into his estranged wife's classroom and opened fire. his wife, karen elaine smith, and an eight-year-old student, jonathan martinez, were killed. jonathan martinez was born with a genetic condition and had survived heart surgery. according to friends anderson shot his estranged wife after threatening her for moving out. the couple married in january and separated in the middle of march. smith moved out of their home and had been staying with family. (steve) new tonight at ten... a woman who was brutally attacked at a c-v-s store in vacaville two years ago... is now asking for help for her husband...(vicki) his heart is failing... and he is getting weaker and weaker as he is on the waiting lists for both a heart and kidney transplant... reporter rowena shaddox has the story. ((pkg)) that was 55-year-old rene reynolds two years ago after his wife sherrie was attacked as she stood in line at a cvs store in vacaville.a man randomly targeted her stabbing her six times in the back with a steak knife.she had surgery for two collapsed lungs but managed to pull through and now, it's that same faith and family support that's getting them through this next chapter in their lives.(file shots of the family from second interview)when we first met the reynolds after sherrie's brutal attack, rene was on waiting lists for both a heart and kidney transplant. so, last month - rene underwent an eight -hour surgery for a heart pump and after a long recovery in the hospital - just returned home on wednesday?? (is that right?).now - they wait for that phone call telling them - rene's new heart and kidney are ready his doctor's say that call could take about three months and while some might feel like giving up in the face of so much adversity, rene keeps going.(wedding picture)and while they wait they look back on what they consider their storybook life, which began after a blind date, oh so many years ago... an anniversary to reflect on the vows of 'in sickness and in health,' that they've lived through and survived. (vicki) donations can be made to the family through the national foundation of transplants... and a fundraiser will also be held at b-j's in vacaville on april 20th. the restaurant will donate 20 percent of food and soft drink sales. (grant) new tonight at ten...bart is facing a bit of criticism..after a p-s-a told riders how to stay safe on bart...it was called..."avoidi ng creeps 101" the transit agency tweeted that out yesterday. a handful of people took exception with the fact that bart was not telling creeps... to keep their hands and stares themselves. rather...putting the onus on the victims. don't sit by yourself, don't get distracted, trust your instincts. so, one day later...this afternoon bart has a "don't be creepy 101" visual...for all the weirdos and crooks and creeps out there. keep your hands to yourlsef...don't leer...this is not a dating app. (steve) still ahead: heartstopping video.. just how close a stray bullet came to hitting this little girl. "coming up a little bit later in this broadcast... have the giants broke out of their funk... we've got the highlights coming... the warriors... the fun stuff is over... here come the playoffs... highlights of there final game... we throw forget the sharkies... game one of the stanley cup playoffs... highlights in moments." whoa! you're not taking these. hey, hey, hey! you're not taking those. whoa, whoa! you're not taking that. come with me. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. mom, i'm taking the subaru. don't be late. even when we're not there to keep them safe, our subaru outback will be. (vo) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. danon: "now's a good time to be looking for a job."black: "yes, the job opening labor turnover survey, also known as jolts, came out today, and it hit a seven-month high for february. the number of job openings up a hundred and eighteen thousand, five point seven million. hiring has basically been keeping pace with that so the way the market it viewed is being at or near full employment. with the unemployment rate sitting at a 10-year low, four and a half percent. it's a key economic barometer, showing things are going well. so the number of hires are out there and if you haven't put together your resume and if you hate your boss you should put together your resume today because there are job openings out there."danon: "nearly every american has spent money at walmart."black: "yeah listen to this. this is just in the last year. nearly every american spent money at walmart last year. when it comes to shopping, americans like value. ninety-five percent of americans who are shoppers spent money last year at walmart or walmart's web page. that's a stunning amount of people. they've got forty seven hundred stores. on top of this list, this is a list of shoppers and consumers. mcdonalds, eighty nine percent of people who buy things bought at mcdonalds last year. target at eighty four percent. dollar tree is one of the fastest growing chains out there. and chick-fil-a is one of the fastest growing restaurants out there so they're just seeing enormous growth. despite the popularity of amazon prime, they're not even in the top twenty, as far as the percentage of americans. . . in large part for amazon buyers foreseen as more high end per say than walmart. so ninety five percent of americans spent money at walmart last year. danon: post your questions on rob's facebook page and we'll try to answer there on the air here on kron4. (brittney) coming up:the seven day forecast! take a look at this: police in chandler, arizona have released this video taken inside a strip mall barbershop-- it shows a little girl who easily could have been the victim of gunfire. take a look-- the four-year-old sashays over to the chairs... then she sits down. seconds later, gunfire shatters the store window... (pause at :17) the girl narrowly escapes getting shot. she was taken to a local hospital with minor injuries from glass debris -- but is expected to be okay. two suspects have been arrested in connection with the shooting. police believe it stemmed from an apparent dispute between at a nearby tattoo shop. (steve) back in the bay area: tenants' rights groups say there's nothing short of a renters crisis happening right now in san jose.(vicki) kron four's rob fladeboe takes a look at the debate surroundingan effort to put a stop to so called 'no cause' evictions of renters by landlords. "i'm here to stand up for tenants in their fight against 'no cause' evictions..."now living in a motel, ruby dominguez told a group of supporters outside city hall that she was indeed evicted from her apartment for no good reason.ruby dominguez/evicted from apartment"i lived in a 2- bedroom duplex for 27 years and never caused any trouble and then one day i got a 30 day eviction notice..." dominguez, according to the group working partnerships usa, is one of the more than 2,000 no cause evictions reported in san jose since 2010.jeff buchanan/working partnerships u.s.a"these tenants have done nothing wrong, they played by the rules, paid their rent on time but suffered evictions from wealthy landlords who are profiting from rising rents and weak tenant protections that allow them to evict people on demand..'the city council next week will consider a so called 'just cause' ordinance that would make it harder for landlords to evict renters but property owners like michael fitsgerald argue it will make matters worse, leavng no room for dialogue.michael fitsgerald/property owner"this will take the authority out of the hands of the owners, the owners need to have th ability to deal with people who just cant follow the rules, by intimidating other tenants, causing problems, causing damage....we want to to be able to work with them..." sergio jimenez/san jose city councilman"there are a lot of questions yet to be answered, we're not sure where this is going just yet but i think the messgae from renters is clear, folks are struggling and in need of protection...."an analysis by the working partnerships group finds that the annual median household income for renters in san jose is 55,152 dollars while the income needed to afford a 2- bedroom apartment is an astonishing $113,040 dollars. far and away more than ruby dominguez can afford.ruby dominguez/evicted from apartment"truth be told, why is this happening, nobody cares until it happens to them, i pray that it doesn't happen to you or to your family.."(rob fladeboe/san jose. "at least two members of the city council are on the record saying they don't believethe 'just cause' ordinance' goes far enough the council is expected to debate and possibly vote on the proposal next tuesday. in san jose rob fladeboe kron4 news. a different frontal boundary will arrive in the north bay later today and push southward this evening and tonight, bringing additional light to moderate rainfall accumulations. lingering showers will persist through thursday. drier/slightly warmer weather on friday and saturday. unsettled weather returns sunday through midweek next week. we now know what day the warriors will open the playoffsthey will play game 1 sunday at 12:30 at oracle arena verses the portland trailblazers tip-off is schedule for about 12:30pmgame 2 will be wednesday also at home games 3 and 4 will be in portland(wipe to warriors) this man calvin wong donated mney news. we now know what day the warriors will open the playoffsthey will play game 1 sunday at 12:30 at oracle arena verses the portland trailblazers tip-off is schedule for about 12:30pmgame 2 will be wednesday also at home games 3 and 4 will be in portland(wipe to warriors) this man calvin wong donated mney to the warriors foundation and flew out from hong kong just so he could throw to pass to steph curry for his pre-game "tunnel shot" which curry made tonight to the gamecurry 20 points, 5 three-pointers, 8 assists playing only 3 quarters draymond green taking the night off enjoyed itkevin durant was even better 29 points, 8 rebounds, 5 assists also played only 3 quarters warriors were rolling early and never looked backfinal: 109-94 warriorswarriors finish regular season with the best record in the nba 67-15 the sharks opened up the stanley cup playoofs in front of a very patriotic corwd in edmonton, canada fans pumped up for the first playoff game in edmonton in 11 yearsthey got pof fast 1st periodmilan lucic scores off the power play 2-0 oilers3rd period/ 2-1 edmontonpaul martin scores off the rebound to tie it 2-2.. overtime melker karlsson says "let's go home" with this goal to win it for the sharks!final: 3-2 sharks (overtime)sharks lead series 1-0 game in in edmonton friday giants trying to shake their off their funk tonightjoe panik buster posey and brandon crawford received their gold gloves before the gamematt cain he was really good... giving up only 1 run over 5 innings giving up 5 hits and striking out 6and the big blowjarrett parker hits one way back to center an off the wall. hundey and panik score 6-1 giants finally som production from left field! final: 6-2 giants(wipe to a's) bob melvin and the a's... in kansas citytop 6th already 4-0 a'srajai davis 2 hiots tonight including this rbi single 4-0 a'sstill in the 6th now 6-0 a'sjed lowrie hits one deep and off the base of the right field fence davis and marcus semien score 8-0 a'sfinal: 8-3 a's (5-4) andrew triggs (2-0): 6 ip, 4 hits, 0 runs are you ready for a dancing football coach?... driving a harley davidson motorcycle onto the field before games(wipe to mission high honored) (steve) thanks gary.. here's what's next... coming upmy name jamie lee and i fidda to behave bad (hahaha) hey i'm behaving bad i aint gonna liewhat is jamie lee about to do . nats: ambiance it's what hundreds of bart riders do every day but things are about to change .i'll explain in the next edition of people behaving badly (vo) love. i got it. i gotcha baby. (vo) it's being there when you're needed most. love is knowing... he's the one. (vo)...it was meant to be. and love always keeps you safe. we're fine. (vo) love is why we built a car you can trust. now and for a long time to come. the all-new subaru impreza sedan and five-door. a car you can love no matter what road you're on. the subaru impreza. more than a car, it's a subaru. (vicki) bart has had a problem with fare evaders for a long time, kron 4 has even highlighted some of worst areas...(steve) one station we haven't covered is the balboa bart station in san francisco where a viewer email claims it's really bad but bart officials say soon it will no longer be business as usual for fare evaders. please permit me to show you a few things.first is this man in the hoodie, he was about to leave the balboa bart station just like the man in the grey sweater just did through the emergency gate nats ambiance he wanders back and forth between me and the station agent then he go's for it he heads straight out the emergency exit and out of the west side of the stationnats ambiance now here are two more, one goes out through the correct gate and the other goes back the other way then he works up his nerve and kinda sorts confronts me don't put me on no tv bruh and out he goes through the emergency exit nats: ambiance and then there was this man my name jamie lee and i fidna to behave bad (hahaha) hey i'm behaving bad i aint gonna lie jamie lee is about to do is what hundreds if not thousands of riders do at almost all bart stations, they avoid paying fare to ride the bart but according to bart that is all about to change . their exact words were "the free ride is over" lets look at all the people going through the emergency exit while i explain the new changes for the next fiscal year nats: ambiance800 thousand dollar from the bart budget will be hiring fare inspectors who will use scanners to randomly check for poof of payment and possibly issue tickets to fare evaders also 1 point 9 million dollars in fare evasion barriers, which basically means raising the height of the fences at the entrances sorta. like they way the train stations look in new york oh and the emergency gates . they will be installing a remote lock that only the station agents or police officers can open in case of an emergency nats: ambiance because right now if you walk through the emergency gate and head down to the train, you are by definition a fare evader and subject to a fineif you have a problem with your bart ticket, you should go to the station agent and have the agent figure out the problem . that way you are not behaving badly it's the people behaving badly's dude yo it this dude thie (censored) (censored) who tries to (censored) behave badly i know you or your son probably behave badly in san francisco stanley roberts kron 4 news (steve) our top story tonight... another round of rain is hitting the bay area. i'm steve aveson.... (vicki) and i'm vicki liviakis... in for pam moore... but how long will the rain stick around.. this time....(steve) kron4 chief metoeorologist brittney shipp is tracking what you need to know for you'r morning commute tomorrow. a different frontal boundary will arrive in the north bay later today and push southward this evening and tonight, bringing additional light to moderate rainfall accumulations. lingering showers will persist through thursday. drier/slightly warmer weather on friday and saturday. unsettled weather returns sunday through midweek next week.

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