cookies. (steve) now at 8. a volunteer tutor for a mountain view after school program is in custody and accused in the sexual assault two children. thank you for joining us i'm steve aveson.(pam) and i'm pam moore. tonight we are learning some disturbing accusations against that tutor. the 26- year old suspect is set to be arraigned tomorrow. yizhuang (ee-tuang) liu .... will face two- counts of lewd and lasicivious acts with a child under 14, with force. and one -count of continuous sexual assault. the 'sunyu learning center' is a private after - school program. it teaches children ranging from kindergarten to 6-th grade. detectives say, liu was not only a volunteer there ... but he also served on the board of directors. it is very significant and is

also volunteering at a church. through investigation also through other organizations that he's a volunteer and that he has had opportunity to be with some of these young boys on his own(pam) police say, they have also discovered liu was communicating with other young boys... using a gaming app called- 'discord'. they will be reaching out to families of those potential victims ... as the investigation moves forward. (pam) frightening moments for neighbors in a san francisco neighborhood... after a gas leak forced some people to evacuate today. (steve) the leak was reported around 4-30 this afternoon... this happened near the city's iconic row of victorian houses near alamo square park. a contractor had struck a p- g-and -e gas leak...rupturing the pipe. that sent gas into the neighborhood. and had firefighters going door to door to evacuate people. 16 people in total were evacuated but later allowed to return after p-g and -e stopped the leak.

one person reported breathing in the gas and was treated at the scene. (pam) a big story we are tracking. the house has passed a stopgap measure... to prevent another federal government shutdown thursday night at midnight. the senate is getting close to making a deal, too. (steve)but comments today from the trump administration have people doing a double-take, wondering if it will affect congress' ability to pass an immigration package along with the budget deal.((dbl bx))kron four's spencer blake is live in the newsroom to break it down.spencer? the head-turner today came when president donald trump's chief of staff john kelly said some immigrants were either too afraid, or even quote, "too lazy" to sign up for daca. daca protections for people who were brought to the country illegally as children...are set to expire on march fifth.as congress hurries to pass stopgap measures to prevent another government shutdown, immigration is one of the key issues attached to the budget deal that has the left and the

right butting heads.president trump has offered a path to citienship for one point eight million immigrants, but in exchange wants 25 billion dollars for border security - including his proposed border wall."if we don't change it let's have a shutdown,we'll do a shutdown, it's worth it for our country, i'd love to see a shutdown if we don't get this stuff taken care of."because democrats oppose limiting legal immigration, the president's proposal hasn't gotten much traction.chief of staff john kelly says the one point eight million immigrants mentioned in trump's proposal include those who were, quote, "too lazy" to ever sign up for daca protection.democrats were quick to pounce, saying they doubt the administration's promise not to start deporting illegal daca recipients without a criminal record. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell thinks the president's proposal should gain traction."i'm honestly shocked that the other side didn't say sign me up."leading democrats say they want the 690-thousand people covered under daca to get citizenship under the immigration deal.the white house doesn't plan on extending the march fifth deadline...in order to keep pressure on congress to get an immigration bill passed."we have a system that is not lawful. we have a system that has a lot of legal loopholes and has a very large national security concern. we want to address it completely."with or without an immigration deal

attached, the president would have to sign a budget deal of some sort by thursday night at midnight to prevent another shutdown. in response to kelly's comments about immigrants being too lazy to sign up for daca, immigration experts say those immigrants often either didn't know about daca, or couldn't pay the fees to sign up.live in the newsroom, spencer blake, kron four news. (steve) new at 8, the bay area air quality management district has cited a richmond scrap metal facility over last weeks fire.(pam) and as kron 4's dan kerman tells us, this is not the first time the company has violated air district regulations. metal yard fire violations 0206188 pkgsims metal management which owns the richmond scrap yard where fire broke out last tuesday has been issued two notices of

violation by the air district. the first for creating a public nuisance , the second is for the fire itselfsot tom flannigan/bay area air quality management districtany sort of fire of that kind is not allowed and certainly one that creates that kind of pollution and that kind of black smoke that went into the air that day.air samples collected have already found hi levels of particulates and the cancer causing chemical benzene which was 3 times over the safe limit in point richmond and 40 times over the safe limit across the street from the facility the cause of blaze has yet to be determined, but if the company is found to have violated any regulations, additional violations and penalties could followsotwe'll be looking at negligence, for example if that was the case in this situation, we'll be looking at practices we put into place to make sure they were doing everything they could to prevent this firethis is not sims metal managements first run in with the air district in november and december of 2013 fires broke out at their redwood city facility violations were issued for both fires.standup dan kerman/sf 110-120if the recycling firm is found not to have followed proper procedures either before the fire or during the fire, the air district can also

institute a list of corrective actions to prevent this from happening again. dan kerman kron 4 news.123/std (steve) also new at 8. an east bay city says they're seeing an increase in accidental 9-1-1 calls. and they say it's coming from a specific source. walnut creek police say they've been getting emergency calls from apple watches. they say those calls usually happen when someone is setting up their watch... they say if you call accidentally..it's okay...just let them know it was a mistake. (steve) turning now to our four zone forecast.(pam) chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is standing by..lawrence how long will this warm weather stick around? lawrence karnow: it was sunny and bright all the way to the coast again today with highs running well above average. our dry stretch of weather continues with no change in sight. winds were gusty at times but otherwise it was an should be very you're going out tonight with plenty of

start, mild temperatures and a gentle (pam) illegal sideshows have become potentially more dangerous for drivers, spectators and police. guns are now being fired into the air during these events... and police say, sideshows have now become a regional problem. (steve) now -- east bay law enforcement is responding with a beefed up sideshow task force. kron4's haaziq madyun has the story nats/sideshow gunfirethe sound of guns being fired in the air is an alarming new development at illegal sideshowssot

we have been sideshow for many, many years, i think now it has definitely evolved into more of an outlaw mentality"> the concern is...when someone with that alleged mentality is trying to get away from being caught by police at a sideshow, even the officers who are trying to break it up are not safe...says alameda county sheriff deputy sgt. ray kellysotno longer thought of as just an oakland phenomenon, sideshows are now a regional problem for bay area cities, in response multiple law enforcement agencies have formed a special task force to address the situationsotnats/haaziqis it realistic to think you guys can get a handle on this problem or no?sot

ramp and that is what we are trying to avoid">at the alameda county sheriff's office in dublin, haaziq madyun kron4news (steve) happening now. alameda city council is about to vote on whether to install license plate readers at points in the city. we first told you about this last night. the alameda police department wants to put the cameras on areas coming in and out of alameda. in the hopes it can help tackle property crime. the cost to mount and install 13 new camera would be about half a million dollars. we will track this story and bring you the result later tonight (pam) san jose saw two homicides overnight ... just about a mile away from each other.(steve) and in one of the cases police are still looking for a shooter. here's a look at where these

two incidents happened. one shooting happened on east alma avenue and south first street in san jose... the other on the 300 block of keyes street. both just within hours.(pam) police say, when they arrived at the east alma location ... they found a man and woman dead. both had at least one gunshot wound. investigators now say, it was a murder- suicide. in the other incident.. on keyes street ... police found a man shot... he died at the scene. tonight, police are still looking for whoever is behind that deadly shooting. coming up at eight.. california girls scouts taking advantage of new pot laws... and selling cookies outside dispensaries... including here in the bay area. plus. turbulence on wall street persists. as the dow takes another wild swing... and next. supporters cheer as the recall of a south bay judge moves forward. but opponents say... the effort is problematic.

at stanford health care, we can now repair complex aortic aneurysms without invasive surgery. if we can do that, imagine what we can do for varicose veins. and if we can precisely treat eye cancer with minimal damage to the rest of the eye, imagine what we can do for glaucoma, even cataracts. if we can use dna to diagnose the rarest of diseases, imagine what we can do for the conditions that affect us all. imagine what we can do for you. (pam) the fate of

embattled south bay judge - aaron persky ... is now in the hands of voters a recall effort has been underway, since persky's controversial sentencing of stanford athlete brock turner -- turner was convicted of sexually assaulting an unconscious woman. but as kron four's rob fladeboe reports .. not everyone is happy about the recall effort. recall supporters cheer advocates of recalling judge persky cheered moments after the santa clara county board of supervisors ordered the measure to be placed on the june 5th ballot. supporters believe that judge persky was too lenient in the sentencing of former stanford swimmer brock turner, who sexually assaulted an intoxicated woman after a fraternity party, according to stanford law professor michele dauber. michele dauber/recall judge persky campaign "...it's just very clear that the voters of this county have

lost confidence in judge persky's ability to be fair in cases involvingviolence against women, particularly when the perpetrators are privileged college athletes..." the supervisors obligatory action sending the measure to voters was preceded by impassioned pleas of support. but a group known as "voices against the recall," warned that that the effort is a threat to judicial independence says former judge ladoris cordell.ladoris cordell/voices against the recall"....they are going to thin twice about doing what they think is right because of fear that they are going to be targeted with misinformation, lies and distortions and end up in the same situation judge persky is in..."recall supporters says that judge persky ought to have sentenced brock turner to state prison instead of six months in the county jail. but persky supporters insist he followed the recommendation of the probation department when he sentenced turner, who was also ordered to register as a sex offender and is now appealing his conviction.

(pam) girl scouts in california are staking out marijuana dispensaries to sell cookies. the apothecarium in san francisco posted this to instagram a few days ago.. saying, a girl scout would be selling cookies outside. (pam) and a southern california girl scout is also cashing in on the legal marijuana laws.(steve)

the nine year old was spotted selling girl scout cookies near a marijuana dispensary in san diego. the girl's father wants him and his daughter to stay anonymous. but says she sold 312 boxes of cookies....during two trips to the pot shop. the dispensary even advertised that the girl would be there. the girl scouts allow booth sales generally in front of any business...even dispensaries. a girl scout leader says this time it was okay because they were not right at the dispensary's door.

kristen holmes reports from washington... on the recent volatility in the stock market .... and how washington is responding. one day after the dow's largest single day point loss in history, another white knuckle ride on wall street. the dow swinging wildly, plummeting and spiking hundreds of points in just the first hour.but why the sudden volatility?according to analysts there are several reasons:a strong jobs report showing an uptick in wages, so businesses will eventually have to raise prices to afford increasing pay rolls, also known as inflation; that could bring rising interest rates, which will cut into corporate profits and increase payments for mortgages and loans; there are also worries over the bond market -- stocks are riskier investments than bonds but often have a bigger payout, but the bond yield is growing, meaning investors may move money to the safer option; plus concerns the market is growing too fast and is in need of a five to ten-percent correction.but experts say not to panic.rana foroohar / cnn global economic analyst: don't make any sudden moves. if you don't need your money soon, leave it where it is.and despite relishing taking

credit for the gains in the market since his election -- president donald trump: the stock market has added more than 8 trillion dollars in new wealth. eight trillion dollars. the stock market has smashed one record after another.president trump mum on the current volatility. the white house down playing the market movement. vice president mike pence: the fundamentals of this economy continue to be very strong. steven mnuchin / treasury secretary: i'm not overly concerned about the market volatility. in washington, im kristen holmes. holmes.im kristen holmes. holmes. now to our four zone forecast. taking a live look outside at s-f-o.(pam) kron-4's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here now with the forecast lawrence karnow: it was sunny and bright all the way to the coast again today with highs running well above average. our dry stretch of weather

continues with no change in sight. winds were gusty at times but otherwise it was an amazing day. it should be very comfortable if you're going out tonight with plenty of start, mild temperatures and a gentle breeze. you can see the huge dome of high pressure on the satellite image blocking the storms and sending them into canada. high pressure will remain strong for another couple of days but much cooler and windy weather is forecast for the weekend. highs tomorrow will be warm again but slightly cooler. highs will be in the 60s to mid 70s. more sunshine is expected on thursday but cooler weather will begin to move in on friday. windy weather and much cooler temperatures return on saturday with breezy conditions into sunday. right now it looks dry into next week.

new ahead at 8 what some are calling an outdated policy in one florida county... could be putting pregnant firefighters' lives and their unborn babies lives on the line. and next... a pilot in the cockpit for flights in california... now expected to plead guilty to flying passenger planes .. while drunk. ((gary sports tease))"coming up a little bit later in this broadcast. what's up, warriors and oklahoma city, hot game at oracle. we'll update. barry bonds in honored by the giants, we'll talk a little bit about, barry's jersey, gonna be retired. and also, hey, a tattoo that we can only dream of. love tattoos, a little bit later in this broadcast." (steve)here's what we are tracking new tonight at nine... a special honor this month...for a special man who had a front row seat to history.he was the official photographer for the march from selma to montgomery back in 1965.now he's sharing his

experiences from that historic moment.that story tonight...on kron 4 news at nine.

(steve) new tonight at 8. a former alaska airlines pilot will plead guilty to flying a passenger plane while drunk. david arntson agreed to the plea today. he'll be sentenced to a year and a day in federal prison. in 20-14 arntson flew an alaska airlines plane from san diego to portland... and then a second plane from portland back to john wayne airport in southern california. upon landing...he underwent random testing.. that found his blood alcohol level was more than three times the legal limit for pilots. (pam) apple is considering refunding customers who paid full price to replace the batteries on older i-phones. right now -- the company is offering a 50-dollar discount to replace batteries ... after the

company admitted to secretly slowing down the devices. the discount comes after several people already paid 79- dollars to replace their i- phone batteries. in a letter to government officials today-- apple says... it may refund those customers who paid full price. no word on whether apple will refund customers who are taking advantage of the discount it has been offering since late december. coming up at eight.. the new report saying, california is fighting wildfires all wrong. plus. the changes mandalay bay is making to its las vegas hotel in the wake of the las vegas massacre. and next. the bay area city ranking among the worst in the world for traffic. and how long officials say, you can plan for a bad commute. ((lawrence tease))i'm kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow.coming up, i will take a look at your 7 day forecast. details are right after the break.

in bay area news... drivers in san francisco... spend an average of almost 80 hours a year.. waiting in traffic.(pam) this, according to a report released today by inrix... a company that analyzes transportation data. take a look at this traffic during the morning commute today in san francisco... drivers had no choice... but to wait. san francisco...is the fifth most congested city in the world. the streets are not

the only sections of the city which are congested... officials say, the worst traffic... is always in the afternoon commute on the bay bridge.(sot) officials the metropolitan transportation commision say, they are aware of san francisco's traffic problem... and are working to ease the issue. however ... drivers should still plan on dealing with traffic for the forseable future. (pam) the bay area's tight housing market is adding to the crowded highways. (steve) as catherine heenan reports, it's also put one bay area city in the vanguard of a national trend. fremont, the bay area's fourth biggest city, saw its renter population jump by nearly one=third since 2006.only five other cities nationwide had bigger increases.in the bay area, oakland has the biggest

proportion of renters, nearly 60 percent.san francisco is right behind with 56 percent. san jose saw the biggest net gain in the renting population; more than 96,800 people since 2006. but unlike san francisco and oakland, it remains an owner-majority market.real estate experts say the trend is fueled by a preference of young workers to rent instead of own ... as well as the new tax law reducing incentives for home buyers.the tech boom is having a major impact on rental prices in silicon valley.the real estate site zumper dotcom says a one bedroom apartment in mountain view is now going for an average of 35=hundred=20 dollars.that's 125 dollars more than in san francisco. menlo park. cupertino and palo alto round out the top five.as for the biggest increase ... we're back in fremont, where the average rent for a one- bedroom apartment jumped nearly 20 percent this month to more than 26=hundred dollars.

(steve) a new report indicates california should be using controlled burns to better manage wildfires. mike luery reports. a growing concern a history of wildfires burning out of control in the sierra and now there are more dead trees in the forest adding fuel to the fire. terri hardy/acting executive director, the little hover commission:"over the course of our study, we started with a 102 million dead trees in the sierra and now there are 129 million dead trees." in a year long study the little hoover commission concluded california is doing it all wrong. "i think we've seen a century of mismanagement." mismanaging fires by trying to suppress them instead of letting them burn naturally. instead the commission says we should be reducing dead trees by fighting fire with fire. and it turns out they say we're burning money too. "if you look at the difference in the costs for prescribed fire it's $200 an acre as opposed to $800 an acre fighting wildfires." that's why this

inmate crew today is eliminating dead trees and underbrush in a controlled burn at auburn state recreation area. cal fire capt. joe madsen: "the more fuel that there is the hotter it burns. and so it's important for us to have less fuel so that we can get closer in to actually put our fire lines in." and in recreation areas like this one with majestic vantage points overlooking the foothills, wildfires are a constant threat scott liske/supervising state park ranger:"with a recreation area as popular as auburn, we're looking at a million visitors a year. the potential for someone being careless with fire is there." and that's why cal fire is working actively with rural residents to create at least 100 feet of space surrounding their homes where flames can't reach them.cal fire unit chief george morris iii:"we have an aggressive goal of doing 250,000 defensible space inspections, as partnered with landowners to take care of their own fuel reduction efforts." (steve) that was mike luery

reporting. the california forestry association released a statement in response to the report. they say they support the commission's findings. (steve) now to our four zone forecast. you're looking live at the golden gate bridge.(pam) kron-4's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us with a look ahead lawrence karnow: it was sunny and bright all the way to the coast again today with highs running well above average. our dry stretch of weather continues with no change in sight. winds were gusty at times but otherwise it was an amazing day. it should be very comfortable if you're going out tonight with plenty of start, mild temperatures and a gentle breeze. you can see the huge dome of high pressure on

the satellite image blocking the storms and sending them into canada. high pressure will remain strong for another couple of days but much cooler and windy weather is forecast for the weekend. highs tomorrow will be warm again but slightly cooler. highs will be in the 60s to mid 70s. more sunshine is expected on thursday but cooler weather will begin to move in on friday. windy weather and much cooler temperatures return on saturday with breezy conditions into sunday. right now it looks dry into next week.

(pam) the las vegas hotel -- where a gunman fired out the window onto an outdoor concert-- is making changes to its floor- plan. mandalay bay hotel has decided to re- number its floors. according to m-g-m resorts --

floors 31- through -34 will change. now they will be floors 56- to- 59. no word on whether the decision to change the floor numbers .. was connected to last year's deadly mass shooting. stephen paddock opened fire from the 32nd floor of the hotel .... onto thousands of concertgoers below. 58-people were killed. hundreds more were injured. still ahead at 8 a new hampshire woman won a 560-million dollar lotto jackpot... but she cannot claim it yet... the problem holding her back from the massive prize.. and next. a former marine shot in the head during a confrontation with a driver. why that suspect told police... he did it.

an arizona man has been arrested in the shooting death of an off-duty firefighter and former marine..

(pam) police say, the suspect admitted to shooting kyle brayer in the head because he felt threatened by him. hezron parks is accused of shooting brayer in tempe arizona. police say parks had been out at clubs last saturday. on his drive home -- parks told police he came across a group of people in a golf cart taxi cab. parks says the men on the cart said something to him...and kicked the hood of his car. but a person on the golf cart with brayer says parks was driving too close and bumping their cart. when brayer got off the cart and stood in front of parks car....he was shot. police say the suspect fled the scene...and later turned himself in.. telling them he pulled out his gun and pulled the trigger... but did not know there was a bullet in the gun. (steve) a lottery winner in new hampshire is fighting to keep her name under wraps after winning a more than half-a-billion-dollar powerball jackpot last month. the lottery winner - identified only as "jane doe" claims public disclosure of

her identity would constitute a potentially hazardous invasion of privacy. the woman went to the lottery's website and followed instructions to sign her name on the back of the ticket, not realizing that meant her name could be made public. the funds have yet to be redeemed -- due to the lawsuit. (pam) in sports... we will update you on the big game between the warriors and the thunder at oracle arena... (steve) and the giants anpounce a special honor for barry bonds that only 11 players in franchise history have achieved... gary has that story... and all the sports.. coming up next at 8. pregnant firefighters in one florida county say they're forced to work full duties...up until they deliver. and they say it's putting their health at risk. putting their health at risk.

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they are eight months pregnant ... sometimes more. female firefighters in one florida county ... could be forced to work in strenuous conditions-- even with a baby on the way.(steve) and it's one of the only counties in the state-- that doesn't have a light duty policy for pregnant firefighters. meghan mc-

roberts has more on how the fire union president wants to change this policy. pregnant firefighters could be putting their health and their unborn baby's health on the line in indian river county, all because they can't afford not to work.indian river county firefighters are among the only in the state that are not offered a light duty policy when they are pregnant. that means, if they have not accrued enough sick and vacation time, they could have to work in strenuous, hazardous conditions up until the day they deliver."we're behind the times," said indian river county fire union president john o'connor. o'connor says this has been a lost battle for years trying to get a light duty pregnancy policy on the books for firefighters.now, he hopes public outcry will be what it takes to finally spark change. engineer and solo fire medic, nicole morris, is more than 6 months pregnant. because she can not go on light duty, she will have to work throughout her entire pregnancy, which could include activity potentially harmful to her unborn baby.she needs to save all of her vacation and sick time for maternity leave. her doctor has told her she needs at least 8 weeks to recover. another engineer and solo fire medic, christen brewer, knows first hand how dangerous the job can be for anyone,

especially a pregnant woman. she was more than seven months pregnant several years ago when she responded to a man high on bath salts."he grabbed a machete and tried to kill us," brewer said.after that, she wanted to take action to better protect her baby, and asked for a light duty reassignment."and the hr director at the time said the fetus is not the employee. you are the employee. and if your husband a check for $50,000 and be done with it."she realized if something baby because she was not on light duty, there would be no compensation for the baby.so, she ended up sick and vacation time to take off work before giving birth, amount of time she could take off after giving birth."there's no compensation for losing an unborn child," o' connor said. that is why o'connor thinks it is even more important to let women take light duty. but talks with county leaders in the past have gone nowhere, he said.assume that they're concerned with cost but we're talking about the life of a female firefighter," o'connor said.brewer said it time to accrue enough vacation time to take off for pregnancy needs. "if you're a young woman and you come to our department, it would take you 6-7 years to accumulate that much sick or vacation to cover your pregnancy," brewer explained. the fire department does allow firefighters extra shifts in to their time off. says she hasn't been able to get fire chief john those shifts. o'connor plans to keep fighting for a pregnancy policy, but his next chance to do so for firefighter specifically, is not any time soon.to get it into a probably be 2019."so, he is thinking the lack of a light policy affects all county except those indian river office. (pam) the president of the fire union says, this has been a lost battle for years. now... he is hoping public outcry will spark some much -needed change. o-connor hopes to bring these concerns to county commissioners within the month. (steve) more children have been affected by their mothers drinking during pregnancy than previously thought. that's according to a new study from u-c berkeley. researchers

say up to one in 20 kids fall somewhere on the spectrum of disorders... caused by maternal drinking. a previous study found that up to one in 100 american children were affected by drinking during pregnancy. some disorders caused by maternal drinking... include abnormal growth and facial features... intellectual disabilities and behavioral problems. a hot one tonight at oracle arena... warriors and kevin durant taking on russell westbrook and the oklahoma city thunder... right now...

it may be a few years later than fans wanted... but the giants are going to finally retire barry bonds' number 25... the team announced today they would hold a ceremony to honor the home run king and seven-time nl mvp on august 11th... when his other former team... the pittsburgh pirates... are in town bonds will become only the 12th player from the new york or san francisco giants to have his number retired... he broke hank aaron's home run record with number 756 in 2007.... he finished his 22-year big league career in

2007 with 762 homers. bonds said he was "both honored and humbled" that the giants are going to retire his number the sharkies taking on the avalance n colorado... the all-star... brent burn... ready to go... but the avs jump up quickly in the 2nd period... tyson jost (joost)... scoring in transition to put colorado up 2-0 back come the sharks... joel ward... off the rebound... turns on the red light... 2-1 avalanche less than a miute left... avs goalie jonathan bernier (burn- yay)...turns away logan couture... he had 38 saves final score... 3-1 colorado (they score a late empty- netter)

this week's cover of sports illustrated... no surprise... the super bowl champion eagles freatured... with the caption "philly special"... and a photo of mvp nick foles scoring on his late first half surprise touchdown catch... a play called "philly special" it was the first super bowl win in three tries for the eagles... who last won an nfl championship in 1960 behind the quarterbacking of norm van brocklin and coaching of bay area legend buck shaw... 7 years before the first super bowl the victory parade in philly is tomorow...(wipe to philly fan foles and a super bowl celebration wouldn't be complete with out a tatoo... this eagles fan didn't waste any time... getting an image of foles holding the lombardi trophy... inked on his calf teddy munz... 38-year-old schoolteacher and lifetime eagles fan... got the tatoo yesterday... in december munz was trying to rally fans on social media after starting qb carson wentz went out for the season... his friends asked him to exhibit true belief... promising to get the tatoo if the backup...foles... led the eagles to the title... munz's friends covered the $400 cost

this is a weird one... josh mcdaniels... the patriots offensive coordinator who was tom brady's right- hand-man in new england... was set to be the indianapolis colts new head coach... backed out only hours after they announced his hiring. daniels has agreed to contract terms to be the colts new head coach to replace the fired chuck pagano... but he informed them this evening that he was going to stay in new england as bill belichick's offense coordinator maybe belichick whispered in mcdaniels ear that he may retire after a season or two... with mcdaniels in place to take over or maybe the

condition of colts quarterback andrew luck's shoulder is worse than thought... regardless... mcdaniels is sticking with the pats... and indy is still looking for a head coach bill belichick's benching of starting cornerback malcomb bulter before the super bowl remains a mystery... today butler posted a statement via social media apologizing for comments he made about the patriots "giving up" on him and that they could have won the game if he had played... butler also strongly denied rumors that he was disciplined for everything from attedning a concert... to missing curfew... to even getting caught smoking marijuana... during super bowl week...calling them... "ridiculous, false and hurtful"... interestingly... one of the people that "liked" the statement... tom brady

next at 8 the product best buy and possibly target ... will soon pull from store shelves. tonight at 9 it's an area with open fields and trees swaying in the wind nats: ambiance you will find lots cows roaming around it's like paradise, except there is a problem in this small community with the name shore acres i'll explain in the next edition of people behaving badly

(pam) did you ever think you would see a day... where you could buy vinyl records, but not compact discs?(steve) well that day might be closer than you think. a big retailer annouced they will stop selling c-d's later this year. best buy will reportedly pull all c-d's out of its stores starting this july. c-d sales were down 18-point-five percent last year and some experts pin best buy's c-d receipts to just 40 million dollars annually. but in an interesting twist, the store is committed to carrying vinyl records for the

next two years. you're also likely to see fewer c-d's at target stores in the coming months. (pam) that wraps up kron 4 news at 8.(steve) grant lodes and vicki liviakis are here with kron 4 news at 9. ((grant))that's right pam and steve...next at ninea spirited debate happening right now over whetherthe city of alameda will install new license plate readers.police say it will help crack down on crime...opponents say it is an invasion of privacy.we're live at tonight's meeting.(vicki) plus...we already know traffic in the bay area is bad, find out where we rank with the rest of the world.and what's being done to ease the congestion.((grant))and ..more record temperatures today, could we see more of the same tomorrow?chief meteorologist lawrence karnow has your four zone forecast.((vicki))keep it here..kron 4 news at nine starts right after the break.

people coming into the city with sotolen cars and dropping them on the street....> (grant) tonight the battle is on... in the east bay city where they are voting on whether or not to spend half a million dollars on license plate readers.(grant)

thanks for joining us.. i;m grant lodes...(vicki) and i'm vicki liviakis... the city of alameda believes it could curb crime but privacy advocates say not so fast. (grant) kron 4's j.r. stone is following the story and joins us live in alameda tonight. j.r. has the city council voted yet? they have notpublic comment came first this evening and officers are now giving a presentation on crime within city limits. i spoke with the chief a little while ago and he was red hotsaying this is for tracking criminals. dozens of people are at alameda city hall tonight. the plan that they are voting on is to spend half a million dollars on license plate readers or cameras that track all the cars coming into alameda and all the cars leaving alameda. others cities in the area have done it. they believe that this would help in the