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ays open. captioning sponsored by 20th century fox television and toyota. captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> paramedics rushed to help a 4-year-old girl she was struck by a pickup truck but the driver kept going. good evening i'm julie haener. >> and i'm frank somerville. police in concord are searching for a hit-and-run driver after a child playing in front of an apartment complex ran out into the street and was struck by a vehicle. happening now, investigators still on the scene. amber lee is live where it happened on sixth street near clayton road with the description of that vehicle that was involved. amber-- >> reporter: it's been 3-1/2 hours since the hit-and-run took place but this is still a very active scene. the little girl lives in the apartment complex you see on the right hand of your screen. the little girl was hit by the car as she was crossing the street. she and her 7-year-old sister often played out here by themselves. around 6:30, police received a 911 call reporting the 911. when they arrived they found the little girl on the roadway. the little girl was air lifted to children's hospital in own land -- in oakland. she is suffering injuries to her head and legs but she is expected to survive. >> she was crying, he was in a lot of pain. her parents were just yelling at each other. blaming each other and they didn't know what to do. the mother was hysterical. >> reporter: it does not have a camper shell, and investigators say there may be damage to the passenger side front headlines. they're asking anyone with information to call the concord police right away. reporting live here in concord, amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> in livermore police say a 13-year-old died tonight after he collided with a pickup truck while he was riding on his skateboard. it happened at 9:30. the boy was wearing a helmet and was rushed to the hospital but unfortunately did not survive. the driver had the right of way and stopped after the crash. >>> the member of the police association -- >> reporter: family members are demanding answers they say they just don't believe the department's statement that 18- year-old allen bluford pointed a gun at an officer before that officer shot him several times. >> my life will never be the same. ever. >> reporter: gerald lin and adam bluford says their son had just left a friend's house when they spoke to him on the phone 15 minutes before he was shot and killed by police. >> he said dad i'm just okay, i'm just waiting for some girls in a chrysler. he said i'm coming to get my phone. he left his phone with me, he never made it. >> we pray. >> reporter: more than 60 family members and friends of the 18-year-old skyline high school student came to the spot in east oak -- oakland where he was shot sunday morning. agents say bluford ran when being approached by officers and pointed a gun at officers. >> my son, he would not, not do anything like that ever. he respected authority. >> reporter: witnesses told us police recovered a gun in the driveway of this house where a party was going on about 30 feet from where bluford was shot. the family was not convinced the gun was his and they've hired john burns. >> it is not uncommon and certainly from my history that for a police to give a version of that supporting their position whether it's true or not. >> reporter: and police declined to say anything else about this case today despite being on juvenile probation for burglary, bluford's family insist he had turned his life around and was looking forward to graduating in june. >>> a teenager arrested for firing shots at berkeley police officers last month is now being charged with murder in a different case. 19-year-old stewart pleaded not guilty yesterday in the shooting death of devin whitmire. stewart was already behind bars accused of shotting at officers after a traffic stop. officers shot back hitting him in the arm and leg. >>> a homicide investigation going on at this hour in sonoma county where a 66-year-old woman was discovered dead inside her home. ken wayne is inside the home and tells us about the investigation and something that is missing from that home. >> reporter: crime scene technicians are still going through this house on bernice avenue investigating what appears to be the first homicide of the year in roner park. police say they got a call from concerned family members who hasn't heard from the woman since sunday. they checked on the house around 8:00 this morning, found it locked and nothing unusual. after another call from family members around 11:00 this morning, police gained access to the house and found the body of the 66-year-old woman inside. >> we found what appears to be a violent type of crime scene that occurred inside the residence. >> reporter: police say they have no suspects but the woman's white toyota highlander is missing. it has a california license plate number of 5sgc869. anyone with information on that vehicle is asked to call roner park police. we talked to a neighbor in this area who says he hasn't seen anything un unusual or heard anything unusual in that house for the last several days. the woman's name has not been released. roner park police say they have working on some leads and may have some information on a suspect by tomorrow morning. live in roner park, ken wayne. >>> and at 10:45 a fitting farewell for a bay area mother and teacher. the outpouring of support to make sure that her children are taken care of. >>> the would be suicide bomber in yemen was reportedly a double agent. an intelligence agent from saudi arabia. the device was powerful enough to bring down an airliner and could have been detonated two ways. >> this is the most one of the most sophisticated and successful intelligence operations that i've been aware of. i've never seen anything so tightly held. it was held as close as anything i've ever seen. >> the leaking of information about the plot is triggering serious concerns in washington, d.c. u.s. intelligence officials are said to be very angry. >>> now to the race for the white house. three states held presidential primaries today and in north carolina they were also voting whether to ban same-sex marriage. let's go first to south carolina. at issue a constitutional amendment defining marriage between one man and one woman. the yes votes gets 61%. only 39% voting against. three states held republican primaries today and no surprise here, mitt romney won all three of them. we're talking about north carolina, indiana and virginia. however when it comes to the delegate count in that case mitt romney is still shy of the 1,144 delegates that he needs to secure the nomination. right now he has 916 delegates. rick santorum is out of the race but still on the ballots he has 261. it's the same with newt gingrich who has 133 and ron paul he's still running but so far has only 99 delegates. >>> with only three weeks left in the school year san francisco teachers are holding the first of two strike votes this week. at a rally tonight before the school board meeting. empty chairs were used to symbolize the 600 lay off notices sent to teachers. the union claims the district has $80 million in reserve and those notices should never have been sent. the district says that surplus will help make out for a budget cuts in the coming years. >>> so what's at stake for teachers in the contract talks? the district wants to save $30 million through cut backs including unpaid furlough days, larges classes, reduced training and pay cut for substitutes. as for those lay off notices we won't know how much of those 600 workers may actually lose their jobs until the end of the school year. >>> the controversy over the inflated academic credentials of yahoo's chief executive offer is costing one board member her job. patti hart says she will not continue in her role. today thompson apologized to yahoo employees saying i deeply regret how this issue has affected the company and all of you. >>> on wall street stocks are feeling a chill from europe. the dow closed 76 points lower a fifth straight decline. the nasdaq dropped 11. there is a great deal of uncertainty on how new deals from europe will change. >>> fighting obesity without invitro. >>> and back here in 10 minutes with tomorrow's forecast. we had some 90s today. low 90s but the fog is returning at the coast and that's going to cool things off. >>> per hams you saw that thick black smoke billowing into the air -- perhaps you saw that thick black smoke billowing in the air. what we just learned about a fire at a tire shop. does your phone give you all day battery life ? droid does. and does it launch apps by voice while learning your voice ? launch cab4me. droid does. keep left at the fork. does it do turn-by-turn navigation ? droid does. with verizon, america's largest 4glte network and motorola, whatever you want to do... droid does. >>> a man is in custody in connection with that large fire at a tire shop in antioch. the business may be forced to pay for that fire response. the fire started at about four clock this afternoon at blue star tires along the pittsburgh- antioch highway -- about 4:00 this afternoon. heather holmes is on the scene and just learned more about the suspect. >> reporter: his name is rashad readi, and an employee of this tire shop. i learned from investigators that readi has now been charged with causing this fire. investigators say readi and other employees were using a dangerous combination of gasoline and tar. they use that to make the used tires look better. that's when readi allegedly lit an illegal fire work igniting those vapors. it didn't take long for this fire to reach four alarms. fueled in part by 300 tires. >> i told the owner, sooner or later something is going to happen. >> reporter: robert akalo has a business restoring classic cars and motorcycles near the shop. he says he repeatedly learned of the hazards of employees using gasoline and tar. >> he didn't cut it off. >> reporter: do you typically paint tires to make them look new. >> yes. >> reporter: the owner admits to using the combination and says it's common practice. >> they immediately went into a defensive mode because the building showed it was going to collapse. >> reporter: tonight his suv is beyond repair. >> i'm very upset, you know it's reckless people made this happen. >> reporter: the use of that gasoline tar mixture is indeed in violation of the california fire code. frk and julie that means that this tire shop may indeed be forced to pay for the fire response. air quality officials were out here today they were conducting some air samples and they determined there was no cause for concern. heather holmes, ktvu news. >>> san francisco firefighters used four trucks to respond to a one alarm fire this evening on lake street. the fire broke out shortly before 7:00 tonight on the third floor of an apartment building at 653 lake street near eighth avenue. we're told no one was hurt. >>> autopsy on a teenage girl and mother who were both found shot in their pleasanton home are expected tomorrow morning. amy freeman was found last night by her husband inside the family home on stacy court. 13-year-old ansley freeman was alive when her stepfather arrived but she died later at the hospital. mother and daughter moved to pleasanton to be with hartman's husband. >> it seemed that she was part of the community and school quickly. she got good grades, she had friends. >> reporter: a gun was found by the two meaning this may have been a murder suicide. police told ktvu they are investigating whether freeman- burton was growing paranoid thinking someone was trying to hurt her. >>> two toddlers are in the hospital tonight after suffering serious dog bites in the past day. alameda sheriff investigators were called to the home in castro valley early this morning. the parents say their 2-year- old son had been bitten by their pit bull mix. but parents say they did not find any evidence of an attack and the attack probably happened away from the home. the sheriff's office says the house was filthy and unfit for the child. the father, jared perkins was charged for child endangerment. the dog is in quarantine. >>> the other dog bite victim is at oakland's children's hospital in intensive care. she suffered bite wounds to her face, neck and right leg. the pit bull that bit her has been euthanized so it can be tested for rabies. those test results are expected tomorrow. >>> new developments tonight in the case of missing teenager sierra lamar. authorities say they now have a car associated with her disappearance. lloyd lacuesta is in morgan hill where this new lead is certainly encouraging for sierra's friends and home. >> reporter: officers will gather for another search for clues. >> we still believe she's out there alive. we don't have any evidence contradicting that. >> reporter: jose cardoza says they now have some significant evidence. investigators have found the red volkswagen jetta which surveillance cameras photographed in three different locations, near sierra lamar's home, where her cell phone and clothes were found. these were some of the images released today. investigators are not saying where or when the car was located or if they have any persons of interest. >> we still want to reach out to the public, we still need information regarding any sightings of this vehicle. >> reporter: sierra's family says authorities haven't told them anything either, but they're glad the car has been found. >> we're kind of in limbo and desperate for more information for a long time now. so this is good, so it's making us feel much better and everyone more hopeful. >> reporter: more waterway than reservoirs were checked today but nothing was found. the red vw jetta is now at an undisclosed location being scrutinized by forensics team. >>> san francisco based twitter is looking into a security breech affecting thousands of users at least 55,000 account pass words and e-mail addresses were posted online yesterday. twitter officials say many of those accounts are duplicates. they also say they've pushed password resets to the accounts that may have been compromised. >>> the fcc accused my spaáeus of misrepresenting it's privacy policy to users. i says the company told users it would not share users information with others but gave advertisers friend numbers. and that allowed advertisers to use user information. >>> some of us warmed inland 93 in livermore, 93 in antioch. temperatures tomorrow are going to drop a little bit more. about 5 degrees in the inland valley. fog cleared from the coast late tonight. you can see it out here about 10:00. here's a little bit of patchy fog in south moon bay. clearing at the avenues of san francisco, in richmond. but the fog comes back tonight. you will see it back here in the computer model. 6:00a.m. there it is. it doesn't just come back to the coast it shoots to hayward, albany, parts of fremont so it's going to provide that cooling that will take us into tomorrow afternoon. instead of low 90s inland. you're going to see mid-80s. still nice just cooler. the fog burns back to the coast. poor visible here and then burns off and goes away again. when i come back we will have the temperatures specific for your area. because it's going to be nice for your day tomorrow. >>> another tuition increase may be on the way for the university of california students. the uc board of regents is set to discuss the matter and they're warning that the university's budget could be cut in the middle of next year if voters fail to okay the state tax measure on the november ballot. if that happens the regents say they would have to make up that amount with what's being called a double digit boost in tuition. a finance committee memo notes that tuition has jumped 89% since 2011. >>> the best public high schools in the united 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fertility recording body temperature every five seconds. a reading sending temperature and other vitals by internet to analysts generates a statistical martil predicting a woman's fertility. >> we can see the green, that is likelihood of conception. >> and within eight weeks i was pregnant. >> the company says it does not replace medical intervention for women with physical problems. >> reporter: $800 buys a year's monitoring and daily comparisons to thousands of other women's cycles. >> this allows us to make a dramatic improvement in the quality of prediction of fertility beyond anything else out there. >> i think this one is a little overhyped. i think it takes something you can do low tech and creates a high tech solution. >> reporter: lori green says a thermometer and graph paper can help you figure it out yourself. after iui then ivf she did get pregnant. they say even at $800 early high tech help might have saved them money. >> if there's a high probably that -- probability that you're going to be successful, yes it's cost effective. >> the medication was $600 every time. that's just the uiu once you get the uvf that's thousands of the dollars. >> reporter: the family just e- mailed me, j.j. was born sunday. john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> and at ktvu.com we have posted more information about duo fertility. just look for the story on the special reports tab. >>> a san francisco judge could decide within a week if the video of the suspended ross mirkarimi's wife in tears will be shown to the ethics commission. mirkarimi as well as his wife do not want it aired in public. >> on an emotional level in swaying public opinion i think it'll be explosive. >> when people say a picture speaks a thousand words, i think in this case it speaks a million words. >> the ethics commission is supposed to meet in a month. mirkarimi's attorney told ktvu he is shocked about the amount of taxpayer resources being ewed in this case. >>> twitter is challenging a union. tweets were posted during an october 1 demonstration on the brooklyn budge. twitter argues that the protest -- or prosecutors are asking the company to violate amendment rights as well as the company's terms of service. >>> more than half of all mobile phone owners in the u.s. now own a smart phone. the survey took place in april and showed 50.4% of u.s. mobile phone subscribers own smart phones. apple was the top manufacturers of phones and google's android was the most popular operating system. >>> new projection from the state suspects that california will not reach a population of -- the state department of finance says a downward trend in births and migration are changing the state's forecast. california currently has 37.7 million people. >>> supporters of a tobacco tax initiative released their first ad today. >> why is big tobacco spending millions to suspend prop 29, because prop 29 hits them in the wallet. >> the new ad is expected to run here in the bay area in the next few days. >>> residents in the west contra costa school district are receiving fliers urging them to vote yes on measure k on june 5th. supporters say the initiative would stop an increase in class sizes. >>> u.s. news and world report has ranked six bay area schools in its list of its top 100 high schools in the country. those schools are dublin high in dublin. lowell high in san francisco, mission san jose high in fremont, american indian public high school in oakland, summit preparatory high in redwood city and monta vista in cupertino. you can find a link to the full list and rankings per state on ktvu.com just click on web links. >>> protecting a san francisco landmark for the future. the debate on how to pay for much needed improvements at coit tower. >>> back here in a few minutes with your wednesday forecast. not as warm tomorrow and the fog returns, i'll have all the specifics back here. >>> it was chicagoed in alameda with much fanfare. the problem discovered with a new coast guard cutter -- and it was commissioned in alameda with much fanfare. >>> the captain of a brand new coast card cutter home port in alameda says he's had to patch leaks in his ship. first lady michelle obama was at the -- the ship's builder has declined to comment. >>> a financial settlement is being reached in connection with the 2009 oil spill in san jose. the owner of the ship dubai star has agreed to pay $2 million. the oil tanker spilled 244- gallons of fuel back in october of 2009 while that ship was being refueled. >>> a rally outside san francisco's coit tower brought together people hoping to save a landmark's depression era mural. along those on hand the daughter of one of the 25 artists who painted those murals. >> once they are gone they're gone. so we really need to do something right now to make sure that they are preserved. >> proposition b on the june 5th ballot is a nonbinding measure that would direct money to repair those decaying murals that were painted back in the 1930s. city officials say san francisco has already earmarked $250,000 to restore the murals. >>> san francisco's crime plagued sixth street corridor is going to be home to a new police station. the station approved a location for a new police station. it'll take $750,000 in renovations to improve the building. >>> in news of the world tonight, in israel people reading the newspaper found out they have a new government eliminating the need for upcoming elections. this could allow negotiations with pelestinians or go forward with a strike on nuclear facilities. >>> stock markets fell in reaction to ongoing political and financial problems. a left wing politician has not been able to form a coalition government after this weekend's divided election result and he declared that greece is no longer bound by its promises to international lenders to cut spending. greece has received billions of the dollars in bail outs. >>> a new youth center in richmond will soon be open to help youth with jobs. it'll offer home work help as well as opportunities to learn construction and other vocational skills. youth works is sponsored by a grant from chevron. >> we're there for each other in petaluma. >>> a community coming together to help the family of a mother who was murdered. >>> when a warm up will return in the complete bay area forecast. ♪ [ man ] when i went to get my first new car, my dad said to get a subaru because they last. ♪ he drives a legacy, but i'm nothing like him. i got the new impreza. maybe i should have picked a different color... [ male announcer ] the all-new subaru impreza. experience love that lasts. ♪ >>> new at 10:00, petaluma is a growing community of 60,000 residents. but this latest tragedy shows how it clings to its small town roots. the community came together for a final farewell for a mother and teacher who was killed last month. about 600 people showed up for memorial services for kim conolo. a teacher, petaluma mother of four who was killed by her husband. >> i think kim's effect on people is being shown here. >> reporter: she leaves behind friends and family who remember her love and generosity. plus two teenage daughters and 21 -month-old twins. >> they're going to be very well taken care of in the community and they're going to do well. >> reporter: cooper field's books is one of the many business that's benefiting part of the proceeds to help the children. including $2,000 from a holiday gift wrapping. >> we see those moneys until we see a cause that's appropriate. the family's cause seemed to be the best recipient. >> one friend who now lives in tennessee says her new hometown has pitched in to help a woman's family the residents don't even know. >> i started getting messages about asking if they needed books or clothes or any kind of supplies and these are not people with a lot of money. >> reporter: tony macahee donated his restaurant for today's gathering. >> it was my turn to help. i pitched in. we all pitch in for each other, that's petaluma. >> here's for kim, one great lady. >> reporter: kim was active in combating violence for women and children. trust funds have been set up for her children throughout the county. >>> california lawmakers today move forward with a bill that would prohibit psycho therapists from treating teens using a technique that claim to make gay people straight. they would forbid the use of conversation for minors, adults must sign a release form, and supporters say treatments can cause depression or even drive people to suicide. the bill now goes to the full state senate, no date is set yet for debate on the issue. >>> joe semetian will keep his plan to keep state parks open before a committee tomorrow. the proposal looks to use money from parks accounts. 70 of california's parks could close. semetian says his plans could close 60 of those parks open this summer. >>> the san francisco public utilities commission rejected a new agreement with the recreation department. they will take management of the lease currently in place with the pacific rot and gun club. critics say recon park hasn't done a good job of taking care of the park and should be fired. the puc says it wants more time before making a decision. >>> new details are emerging about the problems that the power plant in southern california, operators say 13,000 tubes that carry radio active water have to be replaced. the tubing runs through four steam generators that were installed less than three years ago. san onofre has been shut down for three months now. >>> that is such a beautiful sound. today members of the tequila patron team stopped by the studios to promote the race. the race takes place on saturday and it's a long run it starts at 1:30 and runs for six hours. >>> we're back with the weather and we've got some warm temperatures to talk about. not as hot as today. temperatures tomorrow will cool a bit. check out concord, it's 72 degrees. it's warm, 70 in livermore as well. we checked the live buoy reading out for the wind direction. wind speeds, the winds are gusting to 14 out of the southwest. that's ushering some of that cooler marine air. some upper 40s, mostly low 50s. it's a little chilly when you get going. tomorrow not quite as warm as today but still really, really nice as we go into your wednesday. tonight the coastal fog returns. it went away for some time but it came back. that fog should be back where it was this morning. we look for a mild day tomorrow. you can see the oranges, those are 80s. along the coast it's going to be cool. temperatures come off about 5- degree. santa rosa 90 degrees. everybody is coming down a few degrees. even more than 5 degrees in some cases. not a big cool down but some cooling. high pressure is where it should be. the fog will return tonight as i mentioned. as we go through the next couple of days this pressure comes in and that's the mechanism for the slight cooling and temperatures want to come back up as we get to thursday. we're looking at numbers for thursday and friday should be back to the upper 80s. it's going to be a nice weekend ahead and very warm and no rain. 44 cities where you live or near where you live for your wednesday. 84 in san helena, 85 in fairfield then you get to concord and walnut creek. air quality is good. the tree pollens are trending high. oak and pine and this is the time of year they're going to be nasty. so just a really nice day. this whole week looks real good. the five day forecast shapes out with nothing but good. we have plenty of warmth, coastal temperature has a little bit of fog. just a nice run right into the bay area weekend. >> this puts a smile on your face. >> thank you, bill. >>> a proposed ordnance in one northern california county could put a lone grey wolf in danger. the wolf named or7 was tracked by gps crossing the state border four times in recent months. but a proposed major in siskiyou county would allow that wolf to be hunted. >>> we will introduce you to four young san francisco falcons by their new names, coming up. and does it launch apps by voice while learning your voice ? launch cab4me. droid does. keep left at the fork. does it do turn-by-turn navigation ? droid does. with verizon, america's largest 4glte network and motorola, whatever you want to do... droid does. but now it can make you more connected to your doctor through e-mail. test results from home. check records. change appointments. now doctors, nurses, techs, pharmacists are all digitally connected to each other. and ultimately connected to you. at kaiser permanente, we believe that if knowledge is power, shared knowledge is even more powerful. kaiser permanente. thrive. >>> those four young falcons that live on top of the pg & e building in san francisco they now have names. the public submitted suggestions and the volunteers who monitored those bird picked the winners. so here they are the two males are perry and sutro. the females are amelia and electra. the names come days before those little tykes are expected to start flying. >>> a much better day for the giants. >> what do they say what a difference a day makes. collective ears of the giants had to be burned all day today. fans all over the bay area squawking about how bad they were last night. complete reversal this evening. they were nothing more than sensational. air tight on defense. finally getting the better of dodger a's clayton kershaw that's not him. that's a great dodger fan there. the reigning cy young winner, the lefty beat the giants five times last year, not tonight. bret pelt takes him deep. ryan volgasan has to make that stand up. posey, aria, felts they make it happen and they're pumped up about it. it gets even better. 2-1 one giants into the eighth. and a scoop and a half by belt at first. vogelsan is pumped he gets the win. a routine night, casilla the save. 2-1 san francisco. >>> you might say that the a's are playing better baseball than anybody figured. not tonight, loud and clear they were much better than anybody thought. but you had to stick around to see it. redick a 2-1 shot for the a's, what a pick up he's been 2-2. into the ninth after the a's tied it. 3-3. newcomer brandon inge to left. >>

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digitally connected to each other. and ultimately connected to you. at kaiser permanente, we believe that if knowledge is power, shared knowledge is even more powerful. kaiser permanente. thrive. >>> good morning. low clouds, fog are back. it will be cooler today. so cooler by the coast and bay. still sun inland. temperatures in the 70s and 80s. >> welcome back. good morning, to you. here's a look at the top stories we are following for you. monday's opening bell on wall street rings in about 45 minutes from now. and this morning all eyes will be on facebook stock. after that flat debut on friday. facebook opened at $38 a share. it finished its first trading day up just $0.23. >> alcohol was banned at the beta breakers yesterday but there was still a lot of hung over participates out there. still the crowd was considered relatively well behaved. police reported only 19 arrests out of the more than 50,000 participates. >> more protests expected in chicago today as world leaders wrap up day two of a nato summit. on the agenda at the summit today outlining the withdraw of troops and training

each other. and ultimately connected to you. at kaiser permanente, we believe that if knowledge is power, shared knowledge is even more powerful. kaiser permanente. thrive. >>> welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news. taking a live look at the big board. jobs report in this morning not well received on wall street. dow jones down almost 89 points to 13, 118. nasdaq also losing just about 1% each. >>> your time is 6:56. this weekend east palo alto residents can trade in their guns for cash. the east police department annual gun buy back program is tomorrow. you are looking at video from last year. the police department will hand out $100 for the first $150 guns that are returned. here's some information now. this will be held in the parking lot of the east palo alto city hall between 9:00 in the morning and 1:00 in the afternoon. >>> today we will find out who won the right to turn a navy stealth ship into scrap metal. it was under a massive barge. the navy wanted to donate the ship to a museum but nobody was interested. the navy is selling the ship at an auction that ends l

a person? >> i'm careful confident this driver did know. and we found the park on the side of the road and fragments possibly, too. >> there is a separate path off the roadway and apparently the victim was not on it when struck. >> i would never do that. i bike on that side of the street. >> investigators say the car parts included a hood ornament. >> are there words of advice for the driver? >> please turn yourself in. we need to find you and solve this incident. this crime. and you know close you're for the family of the victim. >> the name of the victim in this case has not been released. anyone with information or who may have witnessed the accident is asked to call dublin police. the number is on the screen. in dublin, abc 7 news. >> thank you. and in richmond a man was shot several times around 10:30 this morning. police marked 15 shells on the street. the victim found wounded on 8th avenue near the kaiser permanente medical center. they have made no arrests in this case. >> protestors angry over another potential tuition increase brought today's meeting to a halt. >> the demonstrators claimed the fee increases made them prisoners to debt. they moved meeting into another room. the protest just before regents were did b.to discuss the budget revision and officials said tuition hikes may be on the table. >> a college outside of canada is closed after a violent clash yesterday between students and police. officers fired tear gas and a handful of people were hurt. pro testors blocked entrances to the school. >> a flash fire interrupted lunch in a popular restaurant. a fire captain says it broke out before 1:30 and that is only blocks from our tv studios. and there is customers evacuated and firefighters worked to prevent that fire from spreading. there are no injuries reported. >> two standoffs ended differently n oakland, two armed car jackers got away following a four-hour long search. investigators say the men stole the car. police spot that had car, chased them until they crashed and ran. the s.w.a.t. team sealed off the area but car jackers got away before the barricades went up. and interest is a standoff in richmond ended with a man turning himself into police. investigators say he was wanted for a attempted murder this year. >> richmond police are looking for the people behind a huge marijuana growing operation that they found by accident. this is after a fire broke out in a warehouse on ohio street. >> police spent the morning loading up the bed of a truck with marijuana plants. the person living here at the warehouse watched. she told police plants did not fwlong her. >> we did have a person acting as a watch guard. she is trying to get a hold of the person responsible for the warehouse. >> this woman told us she needed a place to stay after she was the victim of an armed burglary. she says she's been here a foo months and says plants are not hers. and they're going to hold off on arresting her but admit calls to the owner of the plant will probably go unanswered. >> it's probably not likely they're going to step forward and say "it was me". >> highly unlikely. >> the woman called 911 because the warehouse was on fire. firefighters discovered the grow. police say there were about 2100 plants inside. one resident said he had to come see it for himself. >> i've never saw nothing like that. i had to look myself. >> pg&e shut the power off. and people who live in the area say everyone knows everyone but no one suspected a thing. >> they're open. so nobody knew and it's crazy nobody knew in the hood like that. >> police are now looking for that person. in richmond abc 7 news. >> and time for a check of the forecast. cooler outside. >> yes. and almost feels like winter. >> we haven't had an extended period of warmth for a while. partly cloudy skies and cool, breezy conditions now. into evening hours, we'll see low clouds and fog beginning to return to the coast and pushing inland overnight. like last night. temperatures into evening hours from about 50-64. early morning hours we'll see low clouds and fog lingering and we'll see sunshine. there are temperatures from 47-64 degrees, sunny skies into afternoon tomorrow and will be cool, much cooler than average with highs from mid-50s mid-70s inland. there is hope for a weekend warm up. details in the accu-weather forecast. >> thank you, spencer ahead another member of the kennedy family died young. >> also ahead demand is high for facebook. insiders selling millions of shares. the question is why are investors getting out so soon? >> starting as a cosmetics treatment now, being covered by insurance. new findings prove brow lifts work for migraine autos michael finney taking your questions and will answer them here live later on, you can contact michael on twitter and facebook.com/michael finney abc 7. >> there is a slow crawl for drivers trying to make their way there on the left side of the screen. and moving slightly better for folks moving south and beyond. stay with us. the news continues right after this. >> the second wife of robert f kennedy has died. mary kennedy has been found dead today. the 52-year-old had been battling drug and alcohol problems and pleaded guilty to drunk driving in 2010. that same year she and kennedy filed for divorce. he's the son of robert f kennedy. they have four children together. >> checking healthy living news research released to abc news finds a possible connection between a baby's head lag and autism. scientists tested babies at high genetic risk of autism disorder and found 75 percent of those had weak head and neck muscles. the study suggests a simple pull to sit test may help early detection and recommends if a baby displays head lag parents should mention to it specialists. >> a new study finds heating -- eating health fully could trim your waste and grocery bill and found processed snacks may seem like a bargain if measured by calories but fruits and vegetables are less expensive if you compare the portion size. the cost has been a subject of a growing debate. a university of washington report concluded calorie for calorie eating junk food is more cost effective. >> there are some valgz tos to report on an nalt tiff treatment for migraines. the procedure discovered by plastic surgeons after several people told them their migraine head aches disappeared and now, it's been refined geraldine loves quilting and baby-sitting her 6-year-old grandson but at times she's been in far too much pain to do either because of severe headaches. >> this feels like nausea. light sensitivity. noise sensitivity. throbbing and pounding pain. >> and she says she's found temporary relief. now, she wants to make it termt. >> the doctor injected botox into my nerves and it put a stop to the migraines. >> this doctor is a plastic surgeon in san francisco. he says the success of the botox injections confirms the migraines were phone shallly treatable with a procedure that evolved from cosmetic surgery. >> this is basically decompressing the nerve autos in an operating room he receivered small sections of muscle to release pressure around the nerves. and the same area that was being relaxed by botox. >> on the right you can see that is the second-most common nerve causing headache autos we first reported on the technique two years ago. several neurologyists we spoke with at the time were skeptical. and he points to data that pioneered surge rye those data shows these patients have 88% of improvement. >> and he says several techniques have been developing. she's hoping the operation will free her permanently from chronic pain. >> this meaning i can be out and i can drive without worrying about headlights triggering a migraine. and this is going to mean i can have more quality time with my grandson. >> and it's for direct treatment, the doctor says it's often covered by insurance. >> good news there. >> business news, facebook is now scheduled to be one of the biggest ipos in history for the latest on facebook and other business news let's go live to emily chang in today's avenue the bell report. >> facebook sont home stretch. as the social network finishes taking orders there are more shares and goldman sacks selling 44% of the stake and yuri miller, 45%. the sales decrease his voting power from 57.3% to 55.8%. that is in part because millner gave voting rights for his shares to zuckerberg. and there are the last stretch hasn't been entirely smooth. general motors announced it's pulling its facebook ad budget. and facebook is on track to go public this friday. >> fwoogel is revamping it's search engine and calling it the knowledge graph and says this will change how search results are deliver add tempting to connect key words to topics and provide answers not just links. there are options for filtering results and may see relevant content on the right side of the page. this is as google tries to fight off competition from microsoft bing that adds more social kpon yets to search results. >> stocks down again today after several policy makers said the central bank may need to prop up the economy if it falters. and there is shares of google up nearly 3%. and ever wish you can share a single data plan among your devices? it could happen as soon as this summer and experts say it could be a game he changer. and the companies are hesitant because this is going to trance form the way the industry charges for wireless service meaning there are billions of dollars at stake here. the plans let customers pay a load for internet data then use that on all devices. verizon says unlimited plans will go away once this happens. >> i have to admit i don't often think about spencer christian at night. >> i don't want to hear about this, larry. >> last night there was a -- at 12:30 nim a sweat shirt because it's cold. >> that reminded you of me? >> you're the man responsible. >> whatever it takes to help you remember me. >> and this is cool, and breezy. jet stream dipping south ward. there is cool air over us and there is a live view so larry can get rid of the sweat shirt. there is a live view looking east or west. you can see there are areas of low clouds over the bay. there is clouds just clinging to the coastline. and this is pulling back right now. and we still have a chilly flow and the difference means mild and sunny skies. this is because temperatures are below average inland. and it is warm in antioch. current readings of 85 degrees and only 70s into other, milder locations. there are 60s around the bay. 31 degree difference between current temperatures and there is some idea of the range here, clouds and fog pushing inland there is clearing tomorrow and cool, breezy again. there is a trough northwest. nice flow down into our direction. so this continues for one more day before it starts to warm up on friday. overnight tonight looking for wide spread low clouds and fog pushing not only across the bay but locally beyond. low temperatures dropping between upper 40s to low 50s and then, tomorrow, into moorning we'll see lingering low clouds and fog and there is still cool and breezy with that flow so only 50s on the coast tomorrow, 60s around the bay and there are 70s inland. so we'll take a look at highs into mid-70s in santa rosa. there is san jose, 73 tomorrow, 60s around the bay. breezy, cool on the coast. and down near monterey bay, highs into 60s near the bay. there are inland highs into low to mid-70s around the bay. temperatures will sort of stay m that range. that is still below average but milder than sweat shirt weather now. >> whatever it takes. >> and next on abc 7 news, model tyra banks takes on an industry that made her fame use perfect not good enough. shocking dancing with the stars elimination is outrage. >> then at 5:00 feds have their eyes on people using lasers near one airport. >> this is a look at the bay bridge and those in the lanes right there are in line. and they're you're dipping along nicely. abc 7 news at 4:00 continues. >>> model tyra banks says it's about time somebody did something about how skinny fashion models are. she is talking about the recent commitment by vogue to no longer hiring models who appear an reckic. >> this been an unspoken goal m my opinion that the fashion industry says it's okay to be skinny as skinny as you can just as long as you can stand up and walk and you don't faint. >> and banks says she went from a size two to four and stopped getting work. and she started working for sports illustrated and victoria's secret. >> entertainment news, "dancing with the stars" down to the final three. there is a surprise last night. >> the search for a hollywood actor. rachel smith from on the red carpet. >> the search is on for nick stall known for the role in terminator 3. los angeles police say his wife first reported the 32-year-old missing monday. the case is not considered critical. and halle barry said she wants to call the president for help. creating laws protecting celebrities, last week she confronted the paparazzi outside of her daughter's preschool. betty white headed to washington for animals. she will stop at the smithsonian inat this time stit yut to talk about her passion for animals and will get a private tour at the nation yool yal zoo. now, dancing with the stars ask it's down to the final three. >> and so i'm just trying to keep it here. >> at the end of the ride i've done my job. >> catch finals monday night. >> and on sunday night get your music fix. >> pride of ownership in oakland. later at 4:00 a brand new development that is luring people to live in a once-dangerous neighborhood. >> and first, praying for the return of sierra lamar who vanished two months ago today. her mother says there is progress in this case. 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connection your whole house can count on. ♪ >>> it's now been two months since the disappearance of a morgan hill teenager. the is a-year-old last seen leaving for school march 16th. >> today her mother told abc 7 news she's encouraged by new developments in this case. and terry mcsweeney has the latest. >> we asked we're safe. >> every day begin was a prayer at the sierra lamar search center. her mother is here as she is most days her face strong, she says and her spirit lifted by work of investigators of progress in the search for her girl. >> witnesses... >> and there are witnesses who saw something related to the car. >> that, i can't comment on. >> okay. >> so there are witnesses they're talking to? >> yes. yes. >> this is on the heels of the announcement of the recovery of a red and black volkswagon. and last week her story told on national television on "america's most wanted". today, more media coverage. her mother awaits arrival from a reporter by the bbc. >> it's great the bbc is coming to help release more coverage. i feel that station has a different audience. >> but until she's home, searchers vow to beat the bushes looking for clues. and. >> there are searchers that found that a lot of times... people miss things. and going back two, three times some takes -- sometimes makes a difference. >> the desire based on their status as mothers and father autos i can just imagine how parents feel and family feels. i don't know if i can handle this. >> for their part the sheriff's office says there is no comment now on the investigation. and that is what they're talking to witnesses about, or if they're talking to witness autos and as if the family of junior seau did not have enough to deal with, police say the former star's home was burglarized five days after he took his life. police say someone broke into the garage, went rummaging through cabinets and wleft momentos and a bike. investigators believe he crawled through a doggy door in broad daylight. the memorial outside of the home has been removed and family members packed up belongings and took them away. >> health care providers worry hiv infections will go up in san francisco if the city does not increase funding for treatment programs by summer. this morning three san francisco supervisors urged the mayor to find $8 million in the budget for social services for people living with hiv and aids. and that is amount the federal government is cutting from the emprams. take the vifts say this is a live line for patients. >> there is case management, food, shelter that keeps people alive. and without this network, hiv will be a death sentence. >> the mayor says he's exploring twiz increase funding but the city must deal with more state states. >> there is a notorious neighborhood is now a place people are proud to call home. this is some saying the city needs to do more to make everybody there feel safe. >> good afternoon. this is only steps from bart z it's miles from making everyone who lives here happy. >> and this drug business is gone. people on top of roofs and it's just -- a scary place. >> she is describing what the stretch of 69th waefz like before related companies of california and hougs authority cleaned up. >> i can't believe it's the same area. >> that is what developers want to hear. there is a a mixed income pro jeblgt. >> this is not what it should oob the development hasn't been without critics. she used to call this home, she's moved and says cameras and gates are only an illusion of safety. and complaints to management from her and other residents would often fall on deaf ears. >> of course i don't speak for everyone but most people. and most people have not enjoyed their stay here. >> there are other charges ranging from not enough jobs connected to the projects for the residents in the community. claims that oakland hougs authorities deny. >> there are a lot of times people who grew up here did not want to come back. >> it's important to note oakland housing authority does not handle security here. there are 40 jobs created by the new development and there is another wing still to be built. and despite claims there are not enough low income units there are now 400 such units that. is tubl than what was here before. >> and still to come, foiled under wear bomb plot that led to an fbi investigation. >> 7 on your side is still taking your questions via twitter and facebook and will answer them here live. you can contact michael on twitter at m finney and facebook.com/michael finney abc 7. >> there is cooler weather go be to be with us, i'll have the accu-weather forecast coming up. >> there is a live look at traffic now from our camera. you can see it's slow going through here, stay with us. the news at 4:00 continues right after this. >>> closing argue qums will begin in the trial against john edwards. the defense rested today and prosecutors say edwards masterminded a conspiracy to use nearly $1 million to hide his then-pregnant miss stress during his run for the white house in 2008. the defense acknowledged his improper behavior but maintains he broke no laws. >> there fbi chief confirmed the bureau is looking into who leaked information about a foiled under wear bombing plot saying leaks like this one are taken very seriously. >> leaks such as this puts at risk lives of sources and damages our relationships to w.our foreign partner autos news surfaced this month. and there is a reveal it was really a double agent. and reports say suspected bomb maker learned through the news media reportedly escaped for counter terror agents could track him down. muller confirms fbi launched a preliminary investigation of jp morgan chase following a trading loss at the bank. and there is a law enforcement official leaked word the office would be heading that inquiry. >> let's check in now. >> this is cool now and again, tomorrow, and by week's end and by weekend. here is a view from our there is a study flow of low clouds over the bay today and nice, cooling on shore and there is a breeze rocking temperatures above average levels. and will be dry and pleasant. temperatures cooler than average and will heat up to 90 in fresno and 105 in palm springs. bay area, it will be cooler than average and sunny skies into afternoon hours and there are highs into low to mid-70s. there is temperature into 60s. 65 in san mateo. up to 70 in mountain view. breezy at pacific. downtown san francisco there is a high of honl 61 tomorrow. up into north bay there are highs only into mid-70s into mildest locations. there is 68 union city. inland east bay, highs into mid-70s. there is 77 in antioch, near monterey bay, looking for 60s near the bay and mid-70s inland. there is a cool one, getting closer to spring like warmth. >> nice timing, too. >> for weekend,. >> yes. >> of course. >> and coming up if you bought these shoes hoping to get kim kardashian-like curves yeah, you're due a refund today's 7 on your side q and a there is a good question about food trucks and how they operate. >> and later proof it's better to be lucky than good. one of the hottest viral videos when abc 7 news at 4:00 continues right after this. >>> a hefty fine for sketchers. the popular shoe company has been ordered to refund customer who's bought shape up sneakers saying the company made misleading claims that people could lose weight. >> if you believe this sketchers commercial to get curves like kim kardashian, wear these sneakers. >> bye-bye trainer, hello, shape ups. >> and the shoes were advertised as a fitness tool eping you get toned and lose weight. millions forked over up to $100 a pair you don't have to be don draper or watch madmen to know products that claim health benefits atrablgt consumers. >> the ftc says sketchers edgeage rated and falsely claimed critical stud yeses backed up their advertisement. anyone who bought shape ups is eligible for a refund. >> shape up or tone down your claim. >> ftc reached a similar condition with reebok. so far, hundreds of thousands have request aid refund as part of the settlement. >> we expect advertisers to have substantiation for any claims it makes before it makes a claim. >> this isn't the first time sketchers came under fire for shape ups. last year they were sued by one wm saying the sneakers crossed stress fractures in hip autos extendeddus of the shoes injured me. >> sketchers set quelled with the government to avoid a long legal process. abc 7, washington. >> u.s. military taking steps to reduce the injuries to pellis region of men and women. look have earned nickname but the system is important, and it make works. >> i'd like to sthai saved me from coming home with a colosto mchl g bag. you pick it up, it's a diaper. i don't suggest fought raj room in it. >> the army says 1400 troops lost limbs and a majority from those sense the new gear has been in use injuries dropped silg can'tly. >> turning to 7 on your side now, michael finney here to answer questions. >> there is judy a asking about credit card insurance company. >>> as longs you tell them as soon as you know bit. you can't wait, have you to tell them as soon as you're aware the card has been breeched and fen, you're due first $50 they owe everything after that. i don't know a company that makes you nay first $50. they just waive that adds well. what it will do if read fine print is that if you get sick it will friz your payments and you don't go in arears. that is all it does. >> and we have an important question for renters from sumrit. zrou an idea how apartments breakdown utility bills? >> this is a rippoff. you're not going to believe this. i ran into this when i was a renter in college. the lornd r lond lord has to put it into writing .s so let's say you live in an old house and there is one meeter they can say pay a quarter of it or all. you need to keep track of what sit you're paying for utilities. >> good advice. >> and ezra in san francisco has a question. >> and wondering if the businesses in the area have any kind of gripe about the food trucks coming to take their business. >> this is contentious now this, is an interesting area. some of them do have drive. so when a food truck wants to get a permit they go through a permitting process with department of public works and a rt of that is they have to lert businesses within 300 feet. and and say is it okay with you? they can sign off or complain, then, once permitted then if restaurant goes no thael take a look and they can start a complaint process. >> so if they decide it's impacting? >> right. they can start out here is a restaurant signing off on the trucks now saying had is a biggest impact. and now, they can go back and explain again. >> they make a ruling now. >> yes. >> they can go either way. >> thank you. >> sure. >> coming up on abc 7 news. beyond bobbel heads. say pablo. >> this huge sculpture is just the beginning. ahead don sanchez takes us inside for the rest of the exhibition. >> and mri scan giving you a glimpse into what your dog is thinking. >> i don't know fi want to know. >>> a live look at traffic. there is a view from the bay bridge toll plaza that is free flowing. what happens when you get across the bridge? that is gridlock now in downtown. and that is what you can see on the righthand side. and there is a folks heading back towards the east bay. >> take a look at a viral video is proof no everyone who owns an expensive sports car knows how to driver it. the driver of the lamborghini hit the gas and then, you can see, lost control. the video taken by a passenger. and now has nearly four million hits. >> and this is amazing. >> he was perhaps trying to get in there? >> yeah. that's it. >> there is almost no other way to do that. women boxing becomes an olympic sport this year. >> there is a 22-year-old fighting in the feather weight division. and will feature three division autos san francisco giants found another way to celebrate fan 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about the relationship with the universe. there are protectors and 31 artists with their own cultures. there is a wave just fitting last week. >> when you say it's contemp rarey it's like paint just tried loo like just yesterday. it's true. >> and in san francisco, abc 7 news. >> thanks for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00. >> there is abc 7 news at 5:00 continues right now with cheryl and dan. >> message delivered. students making a demand and feds shined a light on the use of lasers as one bay area airport. >> i'm sandhya patel. what areas are turning cooler and when warmer weather is coming. >> protestors are considering tuition increase as police stand by. good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> ill p i'm cheryl jennings. we're in sacramento with the first of three meetings got under way today. >> there is a heavy police presence here in anticipation of a student protest getting out of control. it never did. >> what began as a quiet uc meeting was disrupted by a couple dozen protestors dressed in orange to illustrate how they feel imprisoned with debt trying to keep up with hikes. >> with police on stand by, the board decided to take up the session items in an undisclosed location. students want regents to demand additional funding. another hike is on the ba

u.s. bound aircraft. this was supposed to coincide with the one year anniversary of osama bin laden. however this item was undetectable and not metal and could it have been not detected? the fbi says that it has not been a threat to public safety, and the u.s. government is working closely with international partners to address the associated >> what is clear is that this country has to remain vigilant against those that would seek to attack this country. and we will do everything necessary to keep this country safe. >>dan: christmas 2009 when it this assailant failed to detonate his one-person bomb. however it would have been deadly. this >>pam: how far away was this? >>dan: they seemed to have get this early on in the process and there was no ticket purchased. >>pam: could there be changes with airport security? >>dan: not yet. because there is no metal in this device it would have made it through. however they are checking to see if it could have made through the body scanners. if it could? they could have a larger problem on their hands. >>pam: those are pretty random. >>dan: correct. >>pam: thank you, dan. a new clue for missing teenager, 0 lamar. as rob fladeboe reports. they are looking for help in the search for sierra lamar. >>rob: this car of interest. it is a late 1990's red volkswagen jeddah. however with a blackwood. and several surveillance of videos. with a black -- could this car was seen in the vicinity the last time she has been seen in her area. >>rob: this surveillance video came from cameras just a few miles from her home. on this road. just near the bus stop near avenue from businesses, and county transit offices. the possible significance of this red volkswagen came recently. that people also saw this in the area on march 16th. >> there are a number of cars and witnesses that did report saying that car in that timeframe. as well as follow-up interviews have led investigators to believe that this vehicle is associated. >>rob: with the public is being requested to report anything. a late 90's for-store cold sweat in jedd cold sweat and ---jetta with a black hood. >>pam: marlene lamar will speak. and later, the latest from the fbi and disappearance. >>reporter: while this news does not sound like a big deal to you and i expertize spoke with says that it is a big deal. it could lead to a new break. >> this lead is enormously important. who could drive a round in a community with a car taht has a red car and a black top morgan hill is not new york city. >>reporter: that which is part of our conversation on the sierra lamar case. >>pam: it has been nearly two months what are the experts saying about the likelihood she is still alive? >>reporter: they are remaining of estimates optimistic. they did survive and they look at previous statistics. we will have more of that tonight. >>pam: j.c. to guard as a perfect example thank you. j.c.- off -dugard take a look at emeryville the water isn't listening it was almost hot in some areas. it was -- glistening >>jacqueline: still, hot. >>jacqueline: we can expect overnight with some sea breezes and still hot conditions tomorrow. however the fog in the sea breeze will cool mid-week. hot temperatures, coming up. >>grant: this gas odor causing disruptions but so far, not much more. walnut creek residents reported this at 8:00 a.m. near the high school it was actually evaluated. and this voter seemed to follow the interstate. northport's pleasant hill. they also reported this water rout odor. >>terisa: the principal saying that these phone calls came in quickly about this voter of natural gas on campus. with that -- olde voter smell of natural >> we decided to evacuate and we evacuate to 1460 students. >>terisa: they went inside the is cool to check things out. >> during this evacuation the fire department came on the campus. they determined that the smell was not coming from las lomas. >>terisa: just miles from here they also took action placing a shelter request. all students stayed inside during the first reco recess. however it first was strong and then it seemed to dissipate. at pleasant hill court rooms they also left because of the strong o fador. they do not know why it was so strong but this could have even come from a passing vehicle. terisa estacio, kron 4. >>pam: right now the mount diablo school district is considering a drastic cost saving measure to lose campus police. >>reporter: this concord police is not just outside of the concord high school. the principal saying that the resource officer was needed on the state to assist in the student that had a mental breakdown. >> today already there was a child hospitalized. without that. quick help without secured it would've taken much longer. it would have taken much longer >>reporter: the concord high schools losing their resource officers because of the budgetary problems of the city not just eliminating daily police presence. but much-needed patrol off-campus as well. >> several arrests. just last week a student on the way home came upon an intruder that was trying to get her into the car. because of record thinking she dialed 911. this will officer was in the vicinity and rushed to the scene. >>reporter: school officers help other areas. >> those " resource officers not only can do a arrests. but they can certainly keep kids around. for >>reporter: haazig madyun kron 4 >>pam: the san francisco giants after a string of injuries. a different player getting a big trouble. who is getting suspended and for how long? >> and american held hostage his plea to president obama and the response from the white house. >> this earthquake warning system is being developed in california. this will give us a warning as early as a one-minute warning. however this system needs your help to get it off the ground and running. coming up gabe slate's tech report >>pam: a man is flipped in the air. dramatically from a speeding car. we will be back. mom? hmm? what does your esophagus look like? let's look it up after school. here. thanks, anita. eww. dad, how did luke cage get his powers? umm... here, i'll show you. 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[ male announcer ] answer life's most pressing questions. instantly. get high speed internet from at&t for only $14.95 a month for 12 months. at&t. ♪ >> the san francisco giants cannot get a break with some money on and on the injured list. and now so-many on the internet last and now a so many on the injured list. and now, a suspension. this second violation of the drug policy. glenbuterol, was found positive in his system. he has the valuable fawith 38 years old but he will be ouwithout pay. but issued a statement that they are disappointed by this suspension. this is his statement 20061 he was caught the first time. >> catherine: othis 70 year-old american aid was kidnapped nine months ago. now al queda releases this video with this emotional appeal to president obama. >> i would like to ask and back president obama to respond to the command and the demand. if it is not accepted then i die. >> catherine: they say that no negotiation will happen because weinstein is continuing to be used. >> also these men near cleveland were planne given fake explosives self-proclaimed anarchists. they plotted several similar incidences over the last several months. >> john edwards trial continues. this employee bunny melon, continues to say that she provided money. however the question is that if he accepted a campaign donation to cover up the affair is punishable. >>jacqueline: you see this family >>jacqueline: take a look at that wide view. the fog mainly to the south end up towards the coast. it should stay along the san mateo coast. a flock should state minimal. however more watch still fairly mild. with portions of the north bay as we go towards tomorrow commute. still mild with 60s and even 70s. it will stay hot. widespread 80s indicated by the orange. and as far as the afternoon high is? we could see the 90's for the inland temperatures neighborhood by neighborhood more 90s. 90's in sunnyvale, cupertino. 89 degrees in san jose. and milipitas. inland valleys will also see 90's. 90's in cupertino, sunnyvale, los gatos. the east bay shores is more comfortable. closer to the coast not much of a difference. those see breeze is picking up. however a bit of a cool off by the weekend with a look a your extended forecast. one more day of warmer temperatures. the coastal fog more widespread and that cooler air will help temperatures dissipate by wednesday. this cooling trend will continue on thursday. however more hot weather friday, back into the 90s for the inland valleys. >>pam: a man and traffic is hit and flipped in the air! >>kimberlee: this man and russia made a painful mistake when he stepped out of his vehicle and was hit by an oncoming car. take a look at this moment of impact. we will watch this the and slow motion. the car is on the right. watch. he flies into the air. he did a complete somersault before he crashed back down. he did an emergency stop in the middle of this three lanes did not have a hazard. despite these looks he only suffered a broken leg. >> take a look at the south. this man brandishes a take a look at this, he also tries to grab the child and paris mayor and she also ran away. this woman got stabbed in the collarbone. this possible tornado over kansas. storms packing quite the punch. with quarter sized hail and wind at 60 m.p.h.! >>pam: this monday commute on the golden gate bridge no problems. northbound, 0ñ@Ñ >>pam: and all but a occupy protesters continued to stay on this farm. in albany. on april 22nd date set up camp on the 10- acre planting farows of vegetables. they are planning on staying. they want to create an urban form. we will be right back [ female announcer ] safeway presents real big deals of the week. or how to get great prices on things you need. we know you look around for the best deals. that's why we give you real big club card deals each week. this week a crazy low price on tide, $10.99 for 100 ounces. 12 rolls of bounty are $11.99. that's a dollar a roll! pack your lunches -- marie callender's are just 2 bucks. real big deals this week and every week. only at safeway. ingredients for life. the >>pam: coming up at 530 californians possibly receiving an early detection of earthquakes. other companies have but why we do not? what this new development for the debt strapped french country and european future. and why the u.s. is sorely lacking in the battle of the bulge (male announcer) this is the bay area's news station. kron 4 news starts now. ♪ >>pam: at 5:30 new system of warning for californians could not possibly ready. however other countries still have it. gabe slate's tech report what is keeping the systems from becoming a reality? >>gabe: we all know the downside of living here. we aren't earthquake country. we all know that it could happen that we are--and in earthquake country how great it would it be to have that early detection? the technology exists. but the problem is money. japan, mexico, thailand, turkey, romania all have the warning systems in place. the average's 28 seconds. with the radio, television, sirens. the usgs saying that they have developed testing systems that would give us at least one minute of warning. go for there is an earthquake. state and federal constraints are slowing progress. only the development of this system from becoming a reality. they say that implementing this in california would be between 8100 to the million-dollar is to monitor and reach the entire west coast of the united states. they are worried it could take a major disaster to create the will to get this project under way. >> after 6400 people were killed it was created from the mexico tragedy. there is a pattern of building it after a large earthquake with several fatalities would do not want to repeat that coverage in the bay area. >>gabe: if you would like to move this along you can write your state/federal representatives how it should be a party. if for gabe slate's tech report >>pam: tonight it should be -- a priority. >> this suspect last night at 8:31 police got a report of a gun. they found the vehicle and four men were inside the old got out and took off. one of these men, this one sergio arruda made a threatening gesture. the police fired and maissed. later he found that he was not robbed. >> this taxicab driver was picking up these suspects. this was on april 26th that they point. he drove them to an apartment building. one man pulled out a gun and took the drivers possessions. he was then reported to go into the trunk. shortly after they released the driver in oakland and the suspects took off with the taxicab. >>pam: just to run a corner we have the race the san francisco tradition. we of cameras for the entire race it starts at 7:00 a.m. if you are not want to watch from the comfort of your home on kron4 grant lotus has everything we need to know. >>grant: park--barge service is offered earlier it right here at howard street/speer. bart could be the best bet. you are incurred to take part in the festivities? bart is strongly encouraged. >>jacqueline: this live look. a gorgeous look >>jacqueline: this light area could still see just a sliver of fog, overnight. and even cooler tomorrow afternoon. away from the coast still, pretty hot. 90's. see breezes will start dominating wednesday and thursday. cooler conditions will finally move and. fiscal in trend coming up with details neighborhood by neighborhood. >> catherine: election of people in europe and beyond what the defeat of sarkosy he is out. this new president of france is a socialist. the economy and difficult austerity measurements cost this election run off. it turned out to be a close race. they are still celebrating as he pledges to hike taxes on the rich and renegotiate the european union belt-tightening treaty. >> translator: the french people are sick and tired of this shame by bringing the for urgency. ... for austerity measures. >> catherine: greece is also following suit. there is an ongoing struggle to form a government coalition even more uncertainty by the political instability in greece and staying power inside of the euro zone. in a rush of latter could and has taken the oath of office. in russia vladimir putin, has now taken a numbea n round >> translator: we still want to have living in a democracy where there are still choices for the people. >> catherine: continuing this opposition they were found and find in court. >> the u.s. continuing to watch this they could possibly disrupt the recent treaty. >> catherine: prince harry is in the u.s. a quick visit this was the scene in washington d.c.. he met with the military members he has been doing a lot of charity work with u.s. injured. it looks like the british women would rather travel and a company to a pilot can actually get married. they say that women have more and dependence than their mothers or grandmothers. >>pam: a look at traffic on this monday evening. no problems. with all lanes moving nicely. we monday evening. no problems. what's the best giftg nicely. we you can give mom ? 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[ male announcer ] the wireless receiver only from at&t. get u-verse tv for $25 a month with free hd for six months. at&t. >> catherine: on checking stocks the dow lost over 30 points. only posting small gains. rob black is here. >>rob: warren buffett, over the weekend we saw some changes in grace and political changes in france. sarkosy is out. the markets should have been impacted. >> catherine: could it still be impacted from these recent news? >> robbed ultimately germany is calling all the shots in the european union. see >>officer: >> catherine and the avengers. that was just huge of the box office! this is not on one hand it is great because it drives the economy of the other is horrific because people have debt. however consumer spending it is good to see that this is good for the economy is good for jobs. we will be pleased looking back and four-five months of this economic data >> catherine: now we can speak of the box office news of the venture's lef the avengers. >>rob: all bases covered with european saturation of the market. even beating. potter. >> catherine: 40 percent were women. >>rob: great news for disney. >> catherine: the obesity numbers these are frightening! look at this is video. we are losing the fight. it looks like 40 percent if people are obese. >> catherine: 40%! that is nearly one half. >> yes. a 11% are going to be severely obese. that is over 100 lbs.. we you should invest and pharmaceuticals, and diabetes and pharmacy stocks. the health- care companies are coming up with wellness programs. that is where the expenses come up. my advice is lose weight, live longer and it is very expensive to be unhealthy for your retirement. seal the numbers to not like thank you, rob the numbers cannot lie. thank you, rob. >>jacqueline: this live look >>jacqueline: still going to be hot morro inland julia each >>jacqueline: tomorrow, temperatures in the south bay. 90's and san jose 83 degrees in fremont. the inland valleys will also be in the 90s. danville and the east bay's shores could be a bit more comfortable. we could really see some cooling by mid- week. still, hot though. almost 90 in napa. a bit of fog for tomorrow more extensive on wednesday. these sea breezes will continue to take over. more comfortable levels along the coast. low 80s inland. thursday, we will kobert back up towards the weekend. temperatures returning to 90s on the sunday. announcer: now here is stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. >>stanley: you are looking at new video of an ac transit bus not stopping at a row bosrail r. this is what they said. >> we are taking the added measures that drivers sto pall rail road crossing >>stanley: this is after the viewing of a kron 4 smil segmeny were not stopping. >> of course they should be stopping we are very concerned. this is part of our remedial courses. and we are very concerned about it. >>stanley: when i returned i was glad to say that all of the drivers with the exception of one was in compliance. like this one that came to a complete stop with flashing lights, and all. these railroad tracks have trained that cross that over 80 m.p.h.! trains speeding at 80 m.p.h. which is why these city ec transit buses needing to stop. to not be fooled that the arms will warn you. even this golden gate school bus stops ♪ >>pam: these as sowe approach te zazzle baytobreakers >>kimberlee: enter the contest www.kron4.com and 'like' us on facebook to be entered into the drawing of the big screen television. remember kron 4 pro bring you the race from beginning. those wild, wacky customs is a san francisco tradition you are not going to want to mess. sunday, on kron4. filters felt >>pam: you at 6:00 p.m. a woman hit and killed on the san francisco street why it is so dangerous for pedestrian. >> a same-sex measure in were carolina could drastically change that state's constitution straight couples. and how bill clinton has got involved. apple has a new of portable computer on the market what we could expect from the back air. >>jacqueline: from our roof cam over downtown san francisco. crystal clear skies. >>pam: the new apple air (male announcer) this is the bay area's news station. kron 4 news starts now. >>pam: a new suicide plot targeting american job--jets the sophisticated device that could get through airport security undetected. now at 6:00 p.m. another plot to blow up u.s. bound aircraft with sophisticated devices that may or may not be able to be detected by airport security. dan kerman has an falling mess. following this dan kerman? >>dan: yes. it is always scary if they can actually get through this security. we know that this attack was supposed to happen on the one anniversary of the killing of osama bin of baden. ballmer underwear. now, a more sophisticated detonating device that was not metal. the fbi must to find out if this could have gotten through security, none-detected. most have metal detectors. and not full body scanners is the concern. >> about 90 percent of the detectors in the united states are designed to detect metal. metal is not explosive it is not a detonator. so your one step removed from the actual explosive itself. thankfully, the latest reports from 20 09 aha the obama administration pushed forward to a pilot program with the advancements in technology that was not just looking for metal it is looking for the explosive itself. that is what we need to do. to accelerate the finding of the accelerant itself. >>dan: this has been unfolding for some weeks. it has not been a threat to public safety and the u.s. government is working closely.... to address associated concerns with this device. if you remember? in 20 09 the flight out of detroit was failed to detonate in his underwear. experts agree that if ignited? the chemical would be deadly. >>pam: u.s. officials have a handle on who built this? >> yes. they believe that is similar to the one in your christmas. hassan al siri >>pam: whole long was this plight? >> they did not get it passed security so it it has been still in the beginning phases. >>pam: at least that is good news. >>jacqueline: you can see the san francisco skyline, warm enough for shorts. >>pam: right next to me the san francisco skyline from our roof cam. you can still see how clear if it is. jacqueline bennett? >>jacqueline: pamela, it is certainly warm today and even hot even in some areas. if you were away from the coast 93 degrees in pleasanton. 90's in livermore. 89 degrees in napa. hot pretty much everywhere. along the coast a bit cooler. 70 degrees in san francisco. 63 degrees in half moon bay. the sea breeze winds and temperatures are going on the coast. still, what are hot on the inland valleys. let me tell you about a cool down mid-week. >>pam: investigators have a new lead on the investigation of missing teenager, sierra lamar. deputies are looking for a core of interest. this is similar to a late 1990's volkswagen jetta with a black offhood it has been spotted and several surveillance video near her disappearance two months ago. the mother, marlene lamar says that this is significant:on the public. >> i know that everybody out there is doing everything possible to reported the sighting of the score. if you have any past recollection of seeing this car? you know, let law enforcement know as far as location. it is so important right now. time, if you ask how i feel. i feel that time is very important right now, very critical. being out in the media keeping your eyes open. everybody. please. please look at the immediate surroundings. not when you are just driving on the road. >>pam: this has recently been cooperative with recent eyewitnesses'. the car is like this when a light 99 these red volkswagen like this one. however it has a tough black hood >>grant: people started reporting this natural gas odor after 8:00 a.m. this school was evacuated. this than moved north it seemed to follow 600 towards pleasant hill. they also reported that odor. the 680. perhaps it came from a vehicle? perhaps it was a vehicle experiencing a gas leak? however, the high school did not wait to evacuate. and they ordered a shelter in place at the elementary. over 600 students were not allowed to go outside of pleasant hill elementary. walnut creek superior court was also shut down because of the suspicious odor. they did not find anything it was declared safe. even though the students was a necessary precaution. >> i showed up 7:30 i did not smell that. however when i got to my office the phone calls started coming in. i went out side. >>terisa: what did it smell like? >> it smelled like natural gas i did not know where it was coming from. so just of a student safety and concern i wanted and decided to evacuate. they evacuated and we went over to the facility. during the evacuation's the fire department showed up and walked the campus. they determined that the complete order was not coming from our campus. they determined that it was safe to come back to the classroom the odor was not coming bawere originating from the school. >>pam: aj walking jaywalking -- showing you might this stretch is so dangerous. >>reporter: this speed limit is 25 m.p.h. through. but it is rarely observed. it is a dangerous stretch of roadway for several reasons. driver is going too fast and others are at a standstill getting into the trigger jobs. also there is a blond help getting into the ''trader joes a a deadly accident happened on sunday when a woman in her 20s was hit and killed crossing the street illegally at 5:30 p.m. the driver was not decided but this tragedy emphasized the danger of jaywalking. you can see people were continuing to j. walk over and over again after the deadly crash. they were doing this just to save time. tonight at 8:00 p.m. when will go deeper into the problem and why some excuses are not good enough to risk getting killed. >>pam: high school police officers are on the chopping block. instead of cutting school campus police need to get their priorities into place. >> of our children should come first. we should not be taking children safety away it is the safety of our children. you hear what is going on in the news and what is going on around here. it is not what we should be cutting. i come to the school a lot and when i see the police. it makes me feel that my students and children are safe. >>pam: a hearing will be held tomorrow the public is welcome to attend. >>grant: this man sexually assaulted a woman yesterday. an adult female was walking at 2:00 p.m. she was near these bike paths he introduced himself as 'gabe' and went on t grabbed the woman had an intimate part. the description is 19 years old, hispanic. >>pam: a vote on tuesday could us change the state's constitution and how it could impact straight couples. >> the ip 0 of facebook is expected to be worth billions. however one of the top businessmen is not sold. >> it is mathematically impossible. >>pam: this clear out for 100 games a massive suspension the player out. mom? 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to each other. and ultimately connected to you. at kaiser permanente, we believe that if knowledge is power, shared knowledge is even more powerful. kaiser permanente. thrive. roar! alright, what do lions eat? ♪ >>> u.s. government announced changes at the airport that elderly travelers may welcome. passengers 75 years old and older will be able to keep on their shoes and light outer wear such as jackets during screenings. if anything unusual is found they would go through the full body scanner. tsa has been testing the program since march. changes are going to be rolled out to u.s. airports this summer. >>> sky diving grandma is now talking about her near death experience. 80-year-old lavern went sky diving last year. her harness left her dangling in midair. the video has gone viral. she recalls her family's reaction to her decision to jump and what happened next. >> i thought i was very brave, but it's just something i've wanted to do for a long time. once you get on that edge, that's another story. upper harness came off, it slipped down. >> she says her shirt flew up and she cou

folks at kaiser permanente, the biking commission and they are here, folks biking to work are stopping by getting some refreshments, some snacks and fruit so they can continue on their journey and back to work. the goal is to produce the benefits to work. we talked to one woman on her commute from marin county to marin city. >> just keeping fit. i get there exactly. it takes me 35 minutes to bike. why wouldn't you bike to work? it's cheap and it's free. >> reporter: it's a gorgeous day to be biking across the golden gate bridge from marin county into san francisco. a couple of hundred thousand people expected to take place in bike to work day in the counties. 200 of these energizer stations are up and running. so along your biking commute route this morning, look for one of these stayings and the friendly folks there will get you refreshments and a snacks and you will head off to work and be refreshed. it's bike to work across the bay area. i'm gonna stop pedaling. i'm tired. we'll send it back to you. alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, alex. >>> 7:06. this morning caltra