flare gun to the face obviously quite dangerous. (justine)this attack happened in late june,but it took until now for police to get a sketch of the suspect, because the victim was in the hospital recovering from being shot with a flare gun in the face. there are two clues to the person who shot a man in the face with a flare gunthis just released sketch of the suspect, and the bike he left behind.sot it was significant facial traumalt nick gartner with the concord police department tells me the victim.. had his upper lip almost blown off.and needed surgery.nat carsalong the 680 interchange by willow pass road the victim spotted a man on a bike pointing a flare gun, like this one, at cars.so the victim stopped to check it out.sot highly suspicious behavior for someone to be standing on the side of the road waving a flare gun / who knows what the flare gun could be misinterpreted aspolice tell me the victim wanted to take a picture of the suspect. but before he could snap a shot the suspect pulled the trigger at close range.. blasting the man in the face. sot the victim was looking to do the right thing and report it and unfortunately before that could happen the suspect attacked himthe suspect ran away down the iron horse trial.. but left behind this blue mountain bike ..the suspect is described as a white or hispanic male in his 30s about 160lbs with brown hair and a mustache.cover sot we are looking for the public's help id the suspect in this violence assault (justine)police have talked with witness and hope sharing the sketch will lead to more tips.when caught, the suspect charges of assault with a deadly weapon.live in concord justine waldman kron 4 news. (justine)this attack happened in late june,but it took until now for police to get a sketch of the suspect, because the victim was in the hospital recovering from being shot with a flare gun in the face. there are two clues to the person who shot a man in the face with a flare gunthis just released sketch of the suspect, and the bike he left behind.sot it was significant facial trauma (grant) police got involved at s-f-o this afternoon when...for some reason...a teenager opened a plane's emergency exit door....and jumped onto the tarmac...right after the plane landed.(pam) kron four's spencer blake is live at s-f-o tonight.spencer, why did he do it? we don't know why he did itbut we know he got in trouble for it. police arrested him there on the tarmac, and it's possible he may have made things take longer for people going through customs. this video is from ground level, taken shortly after a 17-year-old boy jumped through the emergency exit of copa airlines flight 208 from panama city.you can see the door still open above the wing. after it arrived in san francisco at 2:30 tuesday afternoon , the plane was waiting its turn to roll up to the gate.that's when the teenager decided to open the door, climb out onto the wing, and drop down to the tarmac."i think it's something ridiculous. i mean, what was he thinking?""i think it must be somebody from a frat house, maybe."we don't know áwho it was, but we know some construction workers on the runway saw him, and confronted him after he landed on the ground.they made sure he didn't get away until police arrived."probably be worried about his safety and the people's safety around him." meanwhile, there was confusion among the people waiting in the arrivals terminal for family members and friends. "apparently we saw some paramedics coming in, some police coming in, so we thought something happened at the airport. so we waited and waited because nobody was telling us what happened, on which flight it happened."the paramedics were just a precaution - the door jumper didn't get hurt.a statement from copa airlines says a crew member door, and the plane continued on to the gate where everyone got off safely.a couple hours after landing, there were still some passengers from fligth 208 in customs - perhaps answering questions as witnesses to the stunt. "i've had people yell about their tv screens not working before, and that's about the most exciting thing that's happened to me on a plane.""what if it was your kid that did that?i'd probably ground him for a month!"an airport spokesman says no other flights, runways, or overall operations were affected. copa airlines also says it's cooperating with the investigation fully.live at s-f-o, spencer blake, kron four news. ( pam ) another big story we are following tonight... two deputies are in serious condition ... following a shoot-out in northern california. the shooting happened this morning in yuba county... that's about an hour north of sacramento. deputies were called to a rastafarian church... where they were told a disgruntled employee was pulling out the plants. when the deputies arrived... the suspect opened fire, shooting both of them. the man was able to get away... but was later found dead inside a home. the deputies were airlifted to a hospital .. and have undergone surgery. the suspect's name has not been released. (grant) a car slams into a home in fremont as it was being chased by police. officers say the car was flying...as fast as 70 miles per hour... when it crashed. kron four's dan kerman gives us a closer look at the damage. sot steven sayle/neighbor 00-06 i heard the car racing down here, probably didn't realize this was a court and there was no breaking sound at all, steven sayle is recalling what happened seconds before this blue hyundai slammed into his neighbors isherwood place home. you can see the skid marks on the streetsot geneva bosques/fremont police 19-23 we've been told high rate of speed maybe 70 80 miles per hourfremont police say the vehicle was wanted in connection with a series of residential burglaries that have occurred within the last 48 hours. police say the vehicle refused to stop when officers spotted it this morning, that led to brief chase, and ended in this cul-de-sac when the vehicle crashed and came to rest inside the living room of this home.sotit could have been a lot worse.the couple that lives here says they feel lucky no one including their 3 and 7 year old kids was home when the car crashedsot sreedhar juttu/homeowner 56-102 we work from home regularly and today wasn't one of those days, and when our families stay in summer, that's' the room they stay in.2 of the three suspects inside the car were arrested at the scene, a third tried to escape by jumping a fence. he was arrested nearby.sotwe are absolutely looking into whether they are responsible for a series of residential burglaries that occurred in our citystandup dan kerman./fremont 123-131the living room has now been boarded up, the family hoping to move back in as soon as its deemed safe. in fremont, dan kerman kron 4 news. (grant) prosecutors have filed felony vehicular manslaughter charges against a california bus driver... in connection with a wreck that killed four people. the incident happened last august in merced county... the bus was heading to washington state when it struck a large highway post - head on. it practically sliced the bus in half. four people where killed - and nearly 20 others were injured. the driver, mario vasquez is now facing four felony counts of vehicular manslaughter...he was also charged with five misdemeanors. a chp investigation found vasquez slept about 6 and a half hours - the previous day. investigators also say he violated laws relating to maximum driving time for commerical drivers. (pam) a woman, blinded by a bleach attack in san francisco's tenderloin.... is left to suffer for nearly 15 minutes before help arrives. police say... just after seven-sunday evening, the suspect... an adult male... told the woman to leave the area. and when she didn't... the suspect came back with a cup of bleach... which he threw in her face. in the video, the victim can be seen with her head lowered occasionally ... wiping her eyes. one man can be seen checking on her, but many walk right on by. eventually someone appears to call for help ... and paramedics arrive on scene. (sot) police say, noone has been arrested and the motive for the attack is still under investigation. (grant) very hot inland... but pleasant by the bay..(pam) chief meterologist brittney shipp will explain whether there is more of the same ahead for wednesday.. strong high pressure over the region will maintain well above average temperatures across the interior through late week. very warm to hot daytime temperatures are expected inland and across the higher elevations with minimal cooling overnight increasing the risk of heat related illnesses through at least thursday. temperatures in coastal areas are expected to remain cooler as a result of the marine influence. (pam) today is the first tuesday in august ... and that means national night out events are being held all across the country this evening.(grant ) national night out parties are meant to build a bond between law enforcement and the communities they serve. kron 4's charles clifford is live for us at a gathering in martinez. charles, how's it going? well, the first national night out was held in 1984 in about 300 communitites nationwide. it's now held in all 50 states and millions of people attend. natstuesday evening, hundreds of people ventured out to the alhambra christmas tree farm in unicorportated martinez for this year's national night out. this area is served by multiple law enforcement agencies including the contra costa county sheriff's office and martinez pd. . pete sabine helped organize this event, he hopes it will give neighbors a chance to get up close and personal with law enforcement and the first responders who serve this area.sotso depending on who you call or where your house is it could be anyone of these coming. so this is a great way to get to know law enforcement.police officers and deputies i spoke with tuesday evening hope events like this one will help put a human face on law enforcement and help them build a tighter bond with the community.sotit's a chance to interact with law enforcement on a personal basis and that's great especially in today's environment.sotwe are here to protect and serve. we are here to serve our communities. if we are not getting out into the communities and being a part of these things then we are not making ourselves approachable as people who have lives and families who experience some of the same things they experience. now for most of the country, national night out is the first tuesday in august, except in texas where national night out is held on the first tuesday in octoberin martinez, charles clifford kron 4 news. ahead at eight.. c-h-p officers in san jose... rescue a baby from a hot car after police say, the childs mother passed out in the drivers seat from intoxication. how the baby is doing now.. and the charges that mom now faces. law enforcement and rescue crews came together to form a plan in case a plane makes an emergency water landing. we'll have the details. plus, a california man changes his plea in court.. from not guilty to guilty ... after being accused of killing his son. why police believe he did it. putting news first. pam moore. steve aveson. brittney shipp. and gary radnich. the kron4 news at 10 every night. a san pablo woman is in jail... accused of child endangerment and d-u-i... after she was found asleep...in her hot car...with her 2-month old baby inside. (pam) kron four's rob fladeboe reports .... the windows were rolled up and the temperature ..well over 90 degrees. it was just before 5 o'clock monday when a freeway service provider tow truck stopped to check out what he thought was a disabled vehicle here on highway 17 near 280. he found the female driver was passed out and her 2-month old daughter was in the passenger seat.officer ross lee/chp "....the windows were rolled up and the temperatures outside was ovr 90 degrees so the temperature inside the vehicle was much higher. the child appeared to be asleep but she was panting...." 26-year old arianna rolling of san pablo was booked on suspicion of driving under the influence the baby was taken to valley medical center and is listed in good condition. babies and children are especially vulnerable in such cases says vmc trauma surgeon dr. adella garland.dr. adella garland/valley medical center "....we tend to associate this with high temperatures but the truth is even with an outdoor temperature of 60 degrees, within 10-15 minutes the temperature can reach a level that is dangerous. dr garland says babies and children have less ability to control their own body temperatures so they can overheat three to five times faster than adults. the chp says both mother and her child were at risk in this case.(officer ross lee/chp "....we're very grateful to the tow truck driver because any longer in that car and the outcome might have been a lot worse...."it might not have made a difference for arianna rolling, who is also facing charges of obstructing justice and child endangerment, but in general, dr. garland says extra caution is a must when children are riding in cars in hot weather.dr. adella garland/valle medical centerin san jsoe rob fladeboe kron 4 news (pam) a reminder for all dog owners... you never want to leave you pet in a car... especially in this hot weather. (take vo) a novato costco customer is paying for making that mistake. a shopper noticed a dog locked in a hot car for more than an hour and notified the police and the humane society. the windows are slightly rolled down, but the dog was noticeably distressed and panting heavily. the dog owner was cited for leaving the pet in the car. a representative with the humane society says - owners may not realize how quickly it gets hot in the summer sun. (grant) we all hope it does not happen...but if a plane headed to s-f-o...has to make an emergency landing into the bay.... first responders say their ready. that's because local regional, state and federal first responders held a meeting at the airport earlier today...to formulate a plan. it has been 45 years... since an airplane heading for s-f-o...actually landed in the bay. but back in 2013- asiana airlines fight 214 .. barely avoided the water... with the tail of the plane crashing into the sea-wall. (sot) "clearly we had three casualties that day, several people injured , that plane lands in the water and that incident is much more catastrophic, so taking lessons learned from that incident"> first responders say the next phase... will be conducting an actual emergency drill on the water at the end of the month. (pam) san francisco's iconic cable cars may be going cashless... the proposal for cashless fares comes .... following the recent arrests of two employees caught pocketing money from riders. muni officials have found that conductors continually fail to collect fares. an investigation launched last year revealed... that tens of thousands of dollars had been lost in cash fares. authorities say, using cash has been part of the cable car's 140-year tradition... but it might be time to modernize. (grant) a live look at sfo (pam)brittney has the forecast. strong high pressure over the strong high strong high pressure over the region will maintain well above average temperatures across the interior through late week. very warm to hot daytime temperatures are expected inland and across the higher elevations with minimal cooling overnight increasing the risk of heat related illnesses through at least thursday. temperatures in coastal areas are expected to remain cooler as a result of the marine influence. the bill cosby sex assault re-trial is set to begin later this year. why cosby now needs a new attorney. ((gary sports tease)) ((pam ))here's what we are tracking tonight at ten... it's like a scene from a sci- fi movie... a company now offers free microchip implants .... to its employees. you wont believe what these workers are able to do with the scan of a hand.the program went live today... find out what workers think about it... tonight on kron 4 news at ten. (pam) the southern california man charged in the murder of his son has changed his plea from not guilty to guilty. aramazd andressian senior was arrested earlier this summer on suspicion of killing his five-year-old son. the boy-- aramazd andressian junior-- had been missing since april when the two went on a trip to disneyland. the father later told authorities .. he buried the boy's body in a remote part of santa barbara county. (craig hum/deputy district attorney): "it is our position that the evidence clearly supports the fact that this was planned, it was premeditated, it was deliberate. he had this in mind before he actually committed the murder." prosecutors believe the motive was to get back at his ex- wife. andressian senior is scheduled for sentencing in late august. he is facing 25 -years to life in prison. (grant) bill cosby is on the hunt for new lawyers. cosby's lead defense lawyer brian mcmonagle filed the paperwork today to withdrawl as cosby's counsel. he wants off the case before a cosby's retrial that's scheduled to begin in november. cosby's sex assault trial ended in a deadlocked jury in june... a judge declared a mistrial. mcmonagle says cosby is in the process of securing new lawyers. (grant) still no verdict in the fraud trial of former biotech ceo martin shkreli (shkrel'-ee). prosecutors say shkreli looted his drug company to pay back investors in two failed hedge funds he ran. the defense says investors got their original investments back and even made hefty profits. shkreli is best known for hiking up the price of a life-saving drug... and then for trolling his critics on social media. shkreli could face up to 20 years in prison... but will likely receive far shorter sentence. jurors will continue delibarting tomorrow. (pam) new at 8. a tennessee bride is arrested just hours after saying " i do"... when police say, she pointed a gun at her groom. 25-year-old kate prichard and her husband were arguing at a motel ...when prichard pulled out a nine- millimeter handgun .. police say... she pointed the gun at her husband's head and pulled the trigger...luckily the weapon wasn"t loaded. prichard then loaded a round in the chamber and fired a shot in the air. she was arrested on an aggravated domestic assault charge. ahead at eight.. if you are insured by covered california... get ready to start paying more for your insurance. we'll explain how much more expensive it will be just ahead. plus there's a new leader of the f-b-i. we'll tell you more about the man voted into office today. ((brittney tease))i'm kron 4 meteorologist brittney shipp. coming up, i will take a look at your 7 day forecast.details are right after the break. (grant ) if you are one of the nearly million and a half people insured through covered california ... get ready to dig a little deeper next year. the state=run insurance exchange says rates will rise an average of twelve and a half percent for people here insured through obamacare.( pam )but as catherine heenan reports, with a little shopping around, you could actually wind up paying less. (pam) (pam) the senate voted overwhelmingly today to confirm christopher wray... as the new f-b-i director. the vote was 92-to-five. wray succeeds james comey, who was fired by president trump. wray, who is now a private lawyer, was a top justice department official during the george w. bush administration. he was recommended unanimously by the senate judiciary committee on july 20th.both of california's senators.. feinstein and harris.. voted in favor of the new director (grant)live look outside at the golden gate bridge(pam) brittney has the forecast strong high pressure over the region will maintain well above average temperatures across the interior through late week. very warm to hot daytime temperatures are expected inland and across the higher elevations with minimal cooling overnight increasing the risk of heat related illnesses through at least thursday. temperatures in coastal areas are expected to remain cooler as a result of the marine influence. (pam) hawaii has passed a law which could cost pedestrians fines of 35- dollars and climbing.. if they cross the street distracted .(grant) the law passed because more and more... people are getting hit by buses, cars and trains... because they were looking down at thier phones hawaii passed a law which basically makes it illegal to cross any street while looking at any electronic device . but you can still have it firmly attached to your ear 9 years ago i made this prediction: you know what will happen right after you hear enough complaints about texting and walking someone will introduce a law making it illegal mark my word so, i asked a simple question to people walking around in the city of san mateo, let me ask you a quick question hey im with channel 4 (ok) quick question should california pass a texting and walking law similar to hawaii just a quick question upi don't want to tale to me? as you can see aking a simple question is not as simple as it seems let's try this lady crossing on b street and yes she had the green light but the hawaii law dosent appear to make exceptions for that hey so i'm with channel 4 quick question they just passed a law in hawaii making it illegal to cross the street texting you think it's a good idea (cause i just did it) laughter no i think it's dumb i always not to do it but you just did it just now sometime you just get caught up in itthen while i was taking to her watch this guy you think they should pass a law they just did in hawaii if you walk across the street while texting or reading you phone you could be cited ohhh dude then i would get ticket so no so you thing they shouldn't pass that law . you know what you no what i think they should because i could have got hitthen he told me this was is first time ever doing that ..(i heard that before) what if i told you i caught you 10 minutes ago doing the same thing at the next intersection (i'll be like you're lying because i was driving) (haha with your phone) yep should they mak a law like that?im sure it would prevent more accidents but or should we just everybody go for themselves i don't know the whole um darwinism survival of the fittest type of thing it could fit in that category but i think it would be good to prevent accidents i'm a little bit on the, let nature take its own course there no i wasn't on my phone when i came across the street so you werent but i did go through a red light walking i don't know itf that what you nailed for yet another behaving badly confession .. in san mateo stanley roberts kron 4 news uncomfortable, cramped, and crowded airplane seats are now being called potentially dangerous by the faa, what lawmakers are now doing to make air travel more comfortable. (pam) are the seats on commercial airplanes getting so small and so crowded ... that passengers are in danger? (grant) fed-up passengers may finally get their voices heard. washington correspondent drew petrimoulx reports... the f-a-a is re- examining the issue after the ruling of a federal judge. passengers say the size of airplane seats continue to shrinkdca mos:"yeah it feels tighter every time i ride."dca mos:"our knees were touching the seat in front of us."dca mos:"smaller and smaller i feel like a sardine."paul hudson is the president of an organization called flyers rights that recently took the issue to court. paul hudson, president flyers rights: "they used to have 35 inches of legroom and that was for economy class it's now down to 31." hudson says seats are also getting smaller as airlines seek to fit more passengers on planes. dca mos: "they cant get out easily so i think it's a definite safety issue."drew petrimoulx, reporting:"a federal court here in washington is weighing in. a three judge panel recently ordered the federal aviation association to revisit the issue of seat size and leg room." lawmakers are also eyeing the issue, tennessee congressman steve cohen writes on twitter that airplanes are uncomfortable and unsafe. he's been pushing legislation to create minimum standards. dca mos:"i always think to myself my god if there was an emergency were crammed in so tightly how could we safely evacuate."the f-a-a must respond to the court's concerns within six months but the agency maintains it does consider seat size and pitch when assessing airplane safety. in washington im drew petrimoulx if you didn't get a chance to buy tickets to the blockbuster musical "hamilton" in san francisco... don't worry. we'll tell you when the show is making a return.. just ahead. (grant)in sports... we will have an update for the bay bridge series... a sit down with gary radnich and warriors g-m bob myers...(pam)... and steph curry... trying his hand at another professional sport ... mark carpenter will explain... and have all the sports... next the national highway traffic safety administration has expanded an investigation into 1.3 milion ford explorers over possible carbon monoxide issues. this applies to vehicles made between 2011 and 2017.the nhtsa says more than 2,700 complaints have been filed by owners who were concerned they were exposed to carbon monoxide while in explorers, including those who drive them as police vehicles. ken casaday/austin police assoc.: "from what i understand these officers were tested, and they had double and triple the amount of carbon monoxide in their system they're supposed to have."the announcement comes on the heels of the austin, texas police department pulling all explorers from their police fleet following multiple complaints. brian manley/ austin police chief: "over the past five months we have had 62 workers comps reports filed by officers for exposure to carbon monoxide." the 446 explorers make up a large majority of the department's fleet. brian manley/ austin police chief: "it is the absolute right decision based on the concerns that we have over carbon monoxide exposure issues we've had that impact our employees' health, wellness, and safety." some officers, including one from california, are suing ford motor company.in a statement late friday, ford said they "will cover the costs of specific repairs in every police interceptor utility that may have carbon monoxide concerns." steph curry...one of those guys that's just good at everything. he's already steph curry...one of those guys that's just good at everything. he's already proven his basketball skills are legendary, and he's not a bad golfer. as he gets ready to play his first pro tournament, warriors fans are hoping that he does well, but not so well to the point where he starts thinking of a second career. the two-time nba champion taking a practice round this afternoon at stonebrae in hayward... as he gets ready to compete in the web-dot-com tour's ellie mae classic. he made the field as part of a sponsor's exemption... but he has shown he can hold his own on the course since he finished in fourth place at pro-am in lake tahoe last month. the odds are not in his favor...as he is a 3,000 to 1 long shot to win the title...and is plus-1500 to even make the cut. let's hear from mr. curry. "if any of the pros follow my practice relating to this tournament, i am pretty sure they will be under prepaired. i will take that for what it is and have a lot of confidence, take advantage of the next two days and get some reps in. i'm sure i will have some jitters on thursday. at the end of the day the golf course that i know fairly well in front of you; just hit some good shots and try to play the best you can. coming off of this china trip wasnt the best of timing for this tournament but i will still have fun." first round tees off thursday morning. just like curry-- the warriors have been pretty active this summer, especially in the front office. an abbreviated championship celebration for general manager bob myers...as he was working hard to re-sign golden state's championship core and complementary pieces. the reigning executive of the year recently sat down with our sports director gary radnich to talk about a wide array of topics. one of the subjects that came up was how he first landed a job with the organization...after spending 14-years as a player agent. here is a snippet. "what did lakeum see in you, besides the obvious people recommneded you, they respected you. what is it that lakeum saw in you? " "im guessing, i did ask him a few times. he said, i like young people who have passion and that are work ethic people and want to learn. he said, i built business in semar valley. i hired ceos, thats what he did and reconized hwo can guide this company. i think he liked that i was coming from a unique background, to be honest' it was a gamble. im not sure if i would have bet on someone like myself. just bought the team for four hundred fifty million dollars, which was at that time the highest paid for an nba team. he paid a lot of money for this and now its unbelieveable. what do i think he saw, i think joe saw someone,the one thing i think people miss about joe is that he loves basketball, he loves it. he watches games on other channels.." when you first started i remeber it was 110 degrees, you and joe were driving to watch basketball. i would saw if you were over 40 years old to stay home but i wouldn't say that to joe. "" you reconize we both have the passion for the same thing. whatever it is, either youre feeling it or you dont. you can get under the table and say you would like o work for that person." you can check out the full interview this sunday night on sports night live. they'll talk about the warriors dynasty, his relationship with steve kerr, plus his early days as a sports radio host. in addition to that, j-r stone and bip roberts will talk about all things bay area sports. sports night live...sunday at 9. let's talk some baseball-- game 2 of the bay bridge series underway at the coliseum here's a quick update-- giants came out hot with 5- runs in the first inning. right now the a's making a bit of a comeback... 7-4 giants in the 6th inning we'll have full highlights on kron4 news at 10. meanwhile, sonny gray posted his farewell to oakland today on social media. he tweeted out a message of gratitude..thanking all the fans for treating him like family. he also said he's looking forward to his next chapter in new york... as he posted this pic of he and his son in yankees gear. gray's first game in pinstripes expected to be on thursday. another day passes and colin kaepernick remains unsigned. the baltimore ravens are the latest team to show interest... and today- -perhaps the greatest raven of them all offered some advice to kaep. time now for words of wisdom from ray lewis. kap let me tell you somehting brother, i pray for you more than you can ever imagine, your name is in my bible that god give you the vision. i apploud you for the things you stood up for. if you do nothing else young man, get back on the football field and let your place speak for yourself. and what you do off the field, don't let too many people know because they are going to judge you anyway." we'll be right back. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. tonight at 10 red light runners are a huge problem in the bay area . yet some people seemed to confused as to what constitutes running a red light . nats ambiance we're in belmont where red light runners appear every few minutes i'll explain in the next edition of people behaving badly (grant)the x-files ... is next then, we are back at 10:00 with the day's big stories...including people behaving badly mark carpenter has sports.. and your four zone weather forecast with brittney shipp. it's the kron 4 news at ten ... right here on the bay area's news station. the san francisco run of the blockbuster musical 'hamilton' is nearing its end... but if you haven't seen it - you're in luck. producers announced today that it will return to the city in early 2019. hamilton launched a national tour at san francisco's orpheum theatre on march 10th... and closes here this weekend before moving on to los angeles' pantages theatre. all remaining show dates are sold out... however there are some 10-dollar tickets available through an online lottery. for information on that - you can log onto our website kron four dot com. last weather and goodbye lieve in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. ( rumbling ) man: bogey at 12 o'clock. whoo! gotcha. i have engagement of unidentified flying object on fanning ranch road westbound moving like a bat out of hell. 90-degree, low altitude, max-g redirect. absolutely impossible.