whoosh >> reporter:and two bay area law enforcement officers under arrest tonight. two separate cases: both are charged with sex crimes. just a horrible situation for everyone >> reporter:whoosh and it's playoff time. the a's get ready to take on the tigers. and th raiders have to get out ot the way. whoosh >> reporter:and government shutdown or not. obamacare signups begin tomorrow. it's like booking a hotel or a plane ticket. let's see about that. we take a test drive. >> pam: our top story at eight. a shutdown will have a very real economic impact on realnobody says they want it nobody seems to be able to stop it. we are in the last hour before a massive government shutdown. >>the federal government is on the brink of shutting down for the first time since the mid- 1990s. both sides. the house and the senate. appear to be digging in tonight. the senate has rejected a house spending bill. increasing the likelihood of a shutdown. shannon travis has the latest from washington. >> reporter:the clock is ticking toward midnight. that's the deadline to avoid a government shutdown >> "if the united states congress does not fulfill its responsibility to pass a budget today, much of the united states government will be forced to shut down tomorrow." >> reporter:the republican- controlled house and the democratically-controlled senate are at adds over one key issue -- obamacare. >> reporter:conservative house republicans want to delay the health care law set to begin on tuesday -- since neither the senate nor the president will go along with defunding it. "its time for the senate to listen to the american people just like the house is listening to the american people, and to pass a one-year delay of obamacare" >> reporter:the president spoke by phone to leaders of both houses of congress tonight. a ten minute conversation between obama and house speaker john boehner included a discussion on defunding obamacare. >> reporter:obama says that's a nonstarter. "the affordable care act is moving forward. that funding is already in place. you can't shut it down. " >> reporter:wall street is already down. just because of the *potential of a shutdown. and if there's no deal. the estimated losses are in the billions. and the blame game will continue. >> "i don't want a government shutdown. the only reason we might is if harry reid and president obama force one." our team coverage continues.and the most prominent tourist attraction that would shut down here in the bay area is alcatraz. >> reporter:today tickets were still being sold for tomorrow.even though the rock may not be accepting visitors. if there is a shut-down.people who already bought tickets will be given a refund or they'll have the option to reschedule. tourists we talked to think the possibility of alcatraz sitting there.unused during a government shutdown would be terrible. >> reporter:in addition to alcatraz.several other bay area parks would also close. national recreation area - including the marin headlands. muir woods national momument, point reyes national seashore, fort point at the base of the golden gate. lands end, and fort funston would also shut their gates. some of these may still be accessible despite technically being closed. open areas like crissy field and parts of the presidio can't really keep people away >> reporter: visit bay area parks every year. and for folks staying at yosemite overnight.they would have 48 hours to leave once the shut-down begins. >> reporter:stay with us. we are now less then one - hour away from the government shuts down. we will have a live report from the nation's capitol. coming up in our next half hour. new at eight tonight. >> pam: a disturbing story. a current police officer and one time after- school director. is accused of sex crimes with children. and parents cannot believe it. >> he worked here at the school? all while! oh wow! ". didn't know that." >> pam: hayward police officer richard mc-leod was arrested saturday night. he is in jail tonight. accused of sex crimes with at least 3 different minors between 1998 and 2007. that's before mcleod became a police officer. at that time, he was running an after school program in livermore. kron 4's j.r. stone is >> pam: following the story. he has new details. >> reporter: that's how livermore police describe sex crimes an officer with the hayward police department. 25 years ago there is no justification with having sexual contact with a 1213 or 14 year old. macleod >> reporter: has been an officer for the last several years before then he's grant and after-school program. police claim that he committed illegal sexual acts with children. >> reporter: monday and went to macleod home which is was on a scenic golf course in livermore no one was there but it looks like he had he had his own children with bikes and balls and and even a police cruiser. he did social activities and help with homework and organized sports clearly taking advantage of the children's trust. >> reporter: is behind bars at the san marino jail. he will face a judge for the first time on tuesday at 130 and livermore in jat j.r. stone. >> reporter:in a story you'll see only on kron 4-- a san mateo county sheriff deputy is accused of molesting a 17- year old female family member for years. deputy galen underwood made today. wearing a brown jail uniform. his hands shackled to his waist. the charges he faces are disturbing. seven felonies. the prosecutor says, the alleged abuse of the family member began when she was 11 years old. underwood faces 58- years from these charges. but the assistant district attorney says, there could be additional charges coming. which could get him a life sentence. plea. deputy underwood will be >> reporter: an explosion occurred about an hour and half of all with a power outage is uc berkeley which has canceled classis this afternoon we will keep you posted on this developing story. >> pam: deputy galen underwood made his first court appearance today you see him coming into court and this video wearing a brown jailed video shackled to his waist the charges he faced our offensive and disturbing seven felonies. forcible sex acts involving penetration of a young convict them. this goes on until she is 17 years old and able to disclose details. the prosecutor says the alleged abuse of the family member started but she was 11 years old and under what basis 58 years with the chargers the assistant district attorney states that there could be additional charges, giving him possibly a life next sentence. deputy under what will be back in court on october 15th. more news a dog fighting tape has been dropped against one of three suspects. we showed you videos here last week to pimples viciously attacking one another by force. a. c. matthews jr. and the lead investigators on the court says there's reasonable doubt on the earlier identification on matters which he is no longer out cruel. the dark brindle payable has died. they're still locating the glider pit bull. trying to identify three people that were spectators in the gunfight in two other men were already rested in this fight. happening now-- >> pam: the a's wrapped up the regular season with a win over seattle last night. and they are back in the post- season for the second straight year. also for the second straight year they will face the detroit tigers in the opening round. >> pam: our executive sports producer jason appelbaum is here now. to break it all down for us. >> reporter:the raiders also play at the coliseum this weekend.and since it takes 24 hours to convert the field from baseball to football. their game with the chargers has been re-scheduled from a 1:25 kickoff on sunday to 8:35pm. .that's an 11:35pm kickoff on the east coast. .so the game will end around midnight here, 3am on the east coast. got to be the latest game in history. >> reporter:it gets even better.the niners also play sunday night.at home.5:30 kickoff .so if you like football.maybe skip all the around dinner time for 7 hours of football - first niners.then raiders. >> reporter: 11:35 p.m. on the east coast. >> pam: (laughter) >> reporter: in july your sunday everyone in chalet your sunday everyone >> pam: ahead at eight. police say a bay area woman takes "puppy love" a bit too far. >> pam: the government may be shutting down -- but obamacare is open for business come tomorrow. we'll explain what it means to you. >> pam: and the father of a teen killed in a horrific crash friday speaks out about his son, the suspect and how his life will never be the same again. >> pam: you'll hear his gutwrenching story in his own words. >> pam: tonight, we are learning more about a horrific crash on friday. that took the life of a 16- year old boy. kevin san died -- when the vehicle he, his mother, and sister, were ridiing in. was hit from behind in san francisco. while it stopped at a light. this woman. jennie zhu. was arrested and booked on charges of vehicular manslaughter. she was released saturday after posting bail. meantime, the victim's father spoke for the first time today. >> pam: kron 4's dan kerman is live at the scene. where a memorial for kevin continues to grow. dan? >> gary: the father spoke with reporters today about the english the family is going through. anguish. every day his family waked up and wish that it was just a nightmare and hope that they could just wake up and see kevin smile. the family as having trouble coping with kevin's dad. none of this makes any sense we cannot even comprehend why anyone would be driving over 80 mi. per hour on san francisco streets. >> reporter: ginning zoo was driving the car that ran into the van witnesses say she was driving from 70 to 80 mi. per hour. >> suspect was driving as the thai speed at and i had any more at permission at this point. >> reporter: dan state that it was a day of mourning. >> the whole day people with tears just remembering cabman. cakevin. the san >> reporter: francisco police are expected to turn the case over to the l.a. to see what or any charges to file against the suspect demand carmen kron 4 news >> pam: there are only 10- negotiating days remaining in the cooling off period between bart and its union employees today there was a sense of urgency, as representatives from s-e-i-u local 1021 and negotiators for bart management. arrived at the cal-trans building. to exchange proposals on supplimental issues >> not anything that people need to know about specifically. talking about increasing charter buses basically tripling the amount. but it's pretty much for to talk about it because we have plenty of times to get a negotiated settlement done. >> pam: for the remaining of talks before another possible strike . both sides say they are going to focus on the main issues -- money and benefits. >> reporter:a close call for the santa cruz s - p - c - a. they were able to recover a two month old puppy who was stolen today. a woman took the puppy.named "orphan - annie". from the s -p - c -a center this afternoon and then fled the area. the suspect was later found shopping at a pet pals nearby.where the she handed over the puppy. christina hawley was cited for the theft. >> reporter:the s- p -c - a says the puppy has a sibling named "oliver twist" who is up for adoption. >> jacqueline: under a tent of bring in santa rosa and petaluma. satellite and radar pictures shows the storm impacting us earlier has moved to the east and have another system over to the north we would not see rain but we will see seabury's wins. the sea breeze whenwinds. >> jacqueline: we will have a warm up later in the week and i will show you how hot it will get coming on! >> reporter: breaking bad is also good and coming up we will show you what alan the generous had to say about the finality >> reporter: open enrollment begins for obama care tomorrow. next! the billand the clock is ticking down to a federal government shutdown. a live report from the nation's capitol. coming up. we will speak with a patrick willis for a couple of minutes and look ahead to a east did friday night opener and later in this opener government shutdown or not. >> pam: the affordable care act. also called obamacare. is going live on tuesday. new online exchanges will allow you to buy medical insurance policies in all 50 states, plus washington d.c. -- even if you have pre- existing medical conditions. but there are still some questions about how it all works. >> pam: our vicki livikias is here now to walk us through the process. vicki?? >> reporter:love it or hate it, the law is set to roll out. the affordable care act is going live on tuesday. new online exchanges will allow you to buy policies in all 50 states plus washington d.c. -- even if you have pre-existing medical conditions. but how does it really work? we checked it out. >> reporter: if you already have sufficient health insurance -- or have medicare, this doesn't affect you. but if you're among the roughly 48 million without healthcare -- on your calendar, tuesday, you can start shopping for a plan at "health-care-dot-gov". president obama claims, >> it's like booking a hotel or a plane ticket. >> reporter:let's see about that. for those of us in california - we're rerouted to covered california. you answer a few basic questions and then look at the plans. competitive plans with olympic-style names: "bronze" is basic, "silver," mid-range, and "gold" and "platinum", high-end plans. all must offer the same coverage. all will come with a monthly premium. what will differ? the deductibles and co-pays will vary, but president obama says, for many, it'll provide, good health insurance for the price of your cellphone bill, or less >> reporter: the administration puts that at roughly $100 or less a month -- but that's if you qualify for tax breaks and subsidies because of income. costs will also vary based on where you live. choose by december 14th, if you want your new health coverage to start january first. on march 31, 2014, open enrollment ends and the penalties begin! if you dont have health insurance by then, you could be slapped with a fine -- that controversial individual mandate. >> reporter:there will be no penalties for a limited few. that's it in a nutshell. i'm vicki liviakis kron 4 news. >> pam: starting tomorrow. a call center is scheduled to officially open in concord. to help answer your questions about the affordable care act. >> pam: more than 160 agents have been training non-stop over the past week, in preparation for the opening. >> pam: the concord facility is one of three state call centers opening to help people who are eligible to find health care plans under the new statewide exchange. >> pam: for more information, just go our website. kron 4 dot com. >> pam: you will never know how many people are flocking over to take a quick spaced the like. flight. (male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. "of all the responsibilities the constitution endows to congress, two should be fairly simple. pass a budget and pay america's bills." >> pam: now at 8-30. >> pam: the federal government is on the brink of shutting down for the first time since the mid- 1990s. leaders in the house and the senate appear to be digging in. >> pam: the senate has rejected the latest house spending bill. which included the amendment delaying obamacare. that has increased the likelihood of a shutdown. >> pam: shannon travis joins us live from capitol hill with the latest. >> catherine: shannon please give us an update. >> reporter: weapon circumferences from both houses of congress cannot agree to something they have just a few members from both houses come together and try to work towards an agreement. senator harry reid the majority leader of the senate is not to shore. " we will not go to conference with a gun to our head if we're not sure if this conference will happen. " >> pam: so is the senate still in session? >> reporter: yes they're still trying to see what will happen on the house side. >> pam: what exactly will happen on midnight? all the police walk off the job? what will happen? >> reporter: less run through some of these we are looking at 821,000 federal employees that will be furloughed they will come to work for just about four hours to help this shutdown actually happen. also looking at what agencies will be affected and will not be affected less talk about who will not be affected. active duty will continuebe on e job in receive payment. the fbi r.i. if you're flying you were not for about the nation's air-traffic been disrupted if you're trying to go to a museum or national park those will be closed. and veteran support center will be out of work for and while. meals for will for me meals on wheels will be closed as well. >> pam: the federal government less than one hour away from a shot down. shut >> pam: alecia what is going on? >> reporter: that's right pam all class's have been canceled at uc berkeley. the explosion that happened earlier today of around 730 this evening students telling us a fire alarm went off and everyone was asked to evacuate from the campus. the uc-berkeley spokesman said that this may have been caused by an ongoing vandalism. the lights went out and this is what the students had to say. .. not everyone was panic and it was not too bad. as of right now and need to go back on the other side of campus and i'm not sure or all around the campus? >> reporter: may be about 20 people trapped inside and out there and help its on the way. trapped inside an elevator! >> pam: it may not be the match or signed belt donnelley but breaking that aired its series the valley. and grant has more >> reporter: around 10 million people tune the man for the remarkable five-year run and it received rave reviews. it cooked up quite and ending with the attempt chemistry teacher took care of his family. and to care of his enemy. even white specks partnered jesse got to settle in all its core spirit and the final moments white known as isomer died fittingly in an oft lab. from facebook to twitter everyone seemed to be talking about it. famous people like it to like jimmy phelan called it tight, tight tight! i can't believe what was a woman the whole time off some ending! we knew that we needed to adopt the is and cross all the t's in when needed our resolution and which is something as off all also shielded from tv. they're a lot of questionsmelissa: epic and bloody. glenn: the sopranos have nothing on this. everything that needed resolution had it. all the loose ends were tied up. the ending was >> reporter: mr. white i'd say you got kron. a lot of people are talking about this on facebook page. melissa says at bic and bloody. glances across has nothing on this and everything needed resolution was at it and tighten up and the ending was perfect. give us your 2¢ and log on to our facebook fan page like it and enjoy the conversation. >> pam: plus-- interested in visiting space? >> pam: seats are available for a flight next year. for a price. look at them with that u-verse wireless receiver. back in our day, we couldn't just move the tv wherever we wanted. yeah, our birthday entertainment was a mathemagician. because if there's anything that improves magic, it's math. the only thing he taught us was how to subtract kids from a party. ♪ let's get some cake in you. i could go for some cake. 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(male announcer): now, here's stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. >> reporter: must look at the ford pickup double parked in the marina district of san francisco the driver has is part and the work you want about been activated. >> reporter: here is the driver checking for paring enforcement while getting cash out of a bank of america atm >> reporter: then there is this black combat also double parked. >> reporter: now what would have been a better solution if the driver pulled into this white zone to wait. the problem has in some parts of san francisco you are more likely to get a double parking ticket and others. here on chestnut street you will more than likely seek a driver double park and then leave at first sight of a parking enforcement officer. what is should be across the board. not just in selected locations. the city wants to ask them as app mta to start enforcement evenly. in san francisco kron 4 news. >> jacqueline: we will show you where temperatures are in the afternoon coming up next look at them with that u-verse wireless receiver. back in our day, we couldn't just move the tv wherever we wanted. yeah, our birthday entertainment was a mathemagician. because if there's anything that improves magic, it's math. the only thing he taught us was how to subtract kids from a party. ♪ let's get some cake in you. i could go for some cake. [ male announcer ] switch and add a wireless receiver. get u-verse tv for $19 a month for 2 years with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. >> jacqueline: we will not see any grain but sea breeze winds which means falk for tomorrow morning also to portions of the east bay and to the ed o'clock hour those locations we can see it starting to lift a little bit. that will last into the afternoon. meaning cooler conditions for morning and afternoon for tuesday. for the exception of pittsburgh and antioch '60s at the coast and 68 and oakland with low 70's for the north bay spirit sting cooler for the next couple of days it will seek a reversal back into the 80s. >> pam: and gary with the sports coming up next he has that and all the >> gary: (male announcer): now, the orchard supply sports report with gary radnich. >> jacqueline: will explain a little bit later down the road. and baseball on the field saturday cannot turn it around until 845. here we go! once upon a time no. 1 pick on up arkansas. the number to lebraun cannot stay on the field. mcfadden on the bottom how and how serious this is entries like?look? >> reporter: i do not expecting to be out for a long time but we will see how he responds. >> gary: the oakland coliseum where they played caught up to him here in the postseason. earlier tonight we spoke with one of the big stars in the forty- niners patrick willis. to ever be selected for the pro ball. he's coming off an injury. again we were with him earlier tonight. >> gary: patrick you been interviewed on a be with us this sunday? >> i hope some! i hope sell i hope so! >> gary: are you disappointed with two and two? >> no derrick is one of those banks with 16 games in the season and you just have to win enough to get to the play offs in rush to get to the playoffs than anything is possible. >> gary: where do you put colin start where you analyze the three now? where do you analyze it right now ? >> continuing to get even better every week to like it up he's very competitive. blessing it was a blessing and just thankful for everyone that participated as it came out to be a pyrrhic >> gary: that almost made one cry i bet you proceed much feedback on that. >> yes i did i've seen a lot in my day good and bad and i'm thankful for the possibility and opportunities. i will continue to try and do my best. apolipoprotein!, i will try to do my best in a live my life! >> reporter: >> gary: right or wrong he is in charge of the rangers. this is a wild card playing game probably on route 522 tampa bay beat texas tonight and texas will move on the plate cleveland wednesday in the american league. the coliseum will be rolling. on to the regular season. game 4 against detroit. senate to gate ox 5 so justin brander became boss from there. verlander. here is the schedule plane saturday night then moving on to detroit for game 5. will be back to oakland and skipped three and four because they are in detroit and will be played on a monday and tuesday patrick will be back for game 5 if nafta's if necessary. they have the player of the moss since eric show that as in september of 2001. there is hunter pan. one $90 million. >> gary: plan one on one basketball in alcatraz. pam will be back at 11 narrator: in the criminal justice system sexually based offenses are considered especially heinous. in new york city, the dedicated detectives who investigate these vicious felonies are members of an elite squad known as the special victims unit. these are their stories. damn it to crap, brody. we're only a day behind schedule. yeah, well, i got drywallers starting. so i suggest you shift your lazy ass into high gear catch the hell up. maybe you should think twice before insulting a man wearing a tool belt. yeah, you know, if you weren't married to my sister... what the hell is this? that wasn't here when we left. son of a bitch. man: the little girl's body was discovered

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