>>pam: in late night shootout with two injuries, and four deaths. in the jacjack london square neighborhood. how this violent attack could happen near oakland's safest neighborhoods. live from the kron 4 news station, this is the kron 4 news. >>pam: police in oakland are searching for four suspects. after two were killed and four wounded. this fatal shooting were at this restaurant, not far from jack london square. less than two hours later, another shooting at clay street. haazig madyun a close look at what happened. >> the pilot seen an oakland's jacqueline and square gunfire or russet sweet jimmy's restaurants. six victims, two-man die. and others taken to local hospitals for injuries. these were family members at the scene. you can still sue the police evidence markers right there in the yellow in front of the restaurant. an official oakland investigator said that for some reason male person brought eight assaul brought ane sian assault rifle onto the restaurant, with opening fire. while there were investigating this week jimmy shooting officers

>>pam: jacqueline? >>jacqueline: some clouds with breezy conditions and if your going out to the ballpark? to bring your jacket at 51 with a chilly morning on tap. 30's/40's through the bay area. temperatures similar. also stronger so we could see coolness in the air. conditions for tomorrow, with 63 in santa rosa, 69 in san francisco, 65 degrees in napa. mainly 60s in the bayshore. oakland, hayward, 60s along the coast for the wind will be the strongest. a live look outside on the stormtracker 4 radar. you can see that it is clearing out. this system is pushing to the east with clearing skies behind it. after that clear there'll be storms on the coast on wednesday. light rain. mainly 10:00 a.m. on wednesday morning. those chances will continue in the early afternoon when the will dry up after that. your kron 4 7 day around the bay breezy, and the temperatures will be cool. the chance of rain in the north bay through wednesday and cool temperatures towards wednesday afternoon. the weekend conditions wil

kron pam. >>pam: your part of the big picture. >>gary: thank you pam will see what for 30 p.m., unless the game is still on the neil c. byrne. >>pam: the home opener was a packed event of excited fans was a sea of black and orange and at&t park in no shortage of support and love for the world series champions. >> i stand soc much money to stand here i left my husband in the parking lot so i could be inside. this week i've been waiting for this, i was here for the world series game and had this to don, i am prompted to have the giants back plane baseball again defending the championship. >> san francisco has been raining for weeks, now the sunshine is a vote for the giants. >> go giants. >> huge season, were going to win it again. no doubt. i love your, i live the giants, i'd read the giants everything giants. >> winning the championship is still amazing. i came out of the woman as a giants fan. >>pam: giants also honored to try and a paramedic from san francisco was attacked by two men at dodger stadium. we look at the stepped up

>>pam: hope of compromise? >>jonathan: that comes in the form of the pension reform plan that the governor released today. that's something the republicans have been begging for in the action said they liked his plan. there's one sticking point in will talk about that coming up at 6:00. >>pam: a new poll shows a majority of californians are in favor of raising taxes on the riches. 70 percent of voters support a 1% increase in income-tax rate for californians who are more than $500,000 a year. that includes 60 percent of republicans who responded, 89 percent of democrats and 79 percent of independents. >>catherine: money and if your pockets like not to. half-dozen cities across the bay area, seeing an increase in their sales tax. santa rosa is now up to 9 1/2%, so is novato its nine and three-quarters in concord, 10 in the quarter and else a real. san leandro 10% and 10 in a quarter for union city. the concord relief, they say that will generate six to $10 million a year. today kron 4 dan went there to find with

>>pam: it's a foundation right now. >>rob: taken at an apartment, a tower, flag group on just took a shot at it. >>pam: to have to manage this growth well or to get into trouble. >>rob: don't blow the privacy issues, don't his people loft on sun and elsewhere. the good, do no evil. >>pam: to continue this conversation, moving on to kimberly, people have turned into bargain buyers and on many people are finding they don't need all of those impulse purchases. kimberly is here to show us the website where you can sell your on wanted deals. >>kimberlee: buy or sell, after scooping up all those deals people are having buyer's remorse so you don't need all those classes'. let's check of the website. most it to at or near the cost. lifesta, buyers in search for deals based on cities are category based on food or drink. unlike group on another social cites these deals are a limited time offer is. they will stay on line until they sell or expire. according to the company, since the site was launched last july tens of thousands o

>>pam: this is the anniversary. --medicinal. >>pam: what is the anniversary of casinand the mes? >> this is earthquake land. safety is your concern and responsibility. do what you need to. to make sure that you can escape an earthquake without an injury. >>pam: but david oppenheim there with the usgs and think some much. >>this just in to the kron 4 news room www.kron4.com and many people did feel it. kimberly? >> kimberlee: panel, the are says that even though it was tested 3.0 they are saying that they felt it bay-area wide. and the first one is from facebook from chris i live in san mateo and the felt pretty good like a powerful jolt for. it lasted about one the second and shelter everything. i'm so glad nothing broke. michelle said that i work in walnut creek and at the like somebody kicked the back of my chair. and if also living in south san francisco it was a good jolt within which to go with that. all of my bubbleheads' were going crazy! the experience? kill free to e-mail us. or send us a facebook fan page. >>pam: there are a few things to keep in mind ahead of time. fee

>>pam: who can we trust? >> and i am thinking that if the government should have start talking about talking about dr. ting. and let him walk off. they're going to believe ting. still of one shop because of kathy hoskins. and a grand ke-- however, still a witness witnessing the injection administered to barry bonds. >> i apologize for my the motion. >>pam: it is fine. for my-- emotion. >>pam: it is fine, it will have continuing coverage on the website www.kron4.com >> jacqueline: www.snowbomb.com sierra at lake tahoe. 45 ski runs open for more information on these with including lift tickets discounted spring time tickets. www.snowbomb.com (music) ♪ you'll run outside ♪ and i'll pass you by ♪ ♪ i want to see the sunshine ♪ ♪ take me where you are ♪ take me where you are ♪ afternoon ride ♪ afternoon ride [ male announcer ] now everyone can explore the world from home. get high speed internet from at&t, just $14.95 a month for 12 months. ♪ >>pam: the seven albany workers. $31 9 million! one

>>pam: no at 6:00 p.m. sections of pipe that blew up in san bruno have been found under the two different bay area cities. kron 4 is there as residents get details of the safety of their community. >> two different markers on the hunt for four suspects team coverage two different- murders leaving residents in shock. >>pam: and tornado ripping through towns and the damage, many are starting to recover. >>pam: why a guard from buckingham palace has been taken off duty for the royal wedding. live from the kron 4 news station, this is the kron 4 news at 6:00 p.m. >>pam: at 6, new worries that two different areas cities that their homes or over one section of pipe similar to blue up in san bruno in september of last year. pg&e is testing. residents have strong concerns. one of the sections is through a mountain view, the other in antioch jonathan blum is live. jonathan? >>reporter: pamela, this is one section that pg has identified as similar to the pipeline that blew up in san bruno last year. it is a similar d

>>pam: tonight at 5:00 p.m. >>dan: 1 of deliberations jurors us for 2 piece of evidence, what are they? that story coming up. >>pam: by 3:00 p.m. countdown to shut down. a possible closure could be hours away, the impact it could have on you. 5:40 p.m. and oakland eyesore is demolished. if the story coming up. hey marcel, watch this! hey marcel, watch this! [ buzzer sounds ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hey marcel, watch this! yeah, marcel! -marcel! -hey marcel! are you listening to me? marcel! [ male announcer ] only at&t u-verse lets you follow your favorite channels on one screen. just $29 a month for the first six months -- dvr included. in the network there are no hard choices. but trying to grow grass from seed in tough areas like deep shade, along the driveway, and where the kids play can be a little intimidating... until now. with scotts ez seed. it's scotts best grass seed, starter fertilizer and a growing material that absorbs water and expands to surround and protect the seeds, you'll get a thick, gree

repair >>pam: are nearly complete? >> caller: yes, within 50 minutes hopefully all lanes will be open. >>pam: trend, with an 15- minute thank you so much. and reggie kumar is on that the scene. reggie, you were stuck in that traffic for a while? >> i was! it was not moving. you can see at&t phone crews are fixing those lines that fell on to those claims. you can see how high those-lanes only two lanes are moving. if the it to center lanes. the far left in the far right a remained closed. the traffic is going southbound. both centerlines are open. both the center lanes are open. earlier, all lanes were blocked when the phone lines were removed from the highway. a safety hazard it wanted to remove those from all lanes. and in the amount of 10 minutes all lanes were closed to remove those power lines. working crews for here for quite a while. traffic backed up for several miles. it is better than it was. it is definitely going to be backed up for several more hours. as a trend across mention from the c h p these lines sho

>>pam: prices at the pump are causing the problems in california. a newly released tripoli study shows that more people are running out of gasoline compared to last year. the study shows a spike in northern california, nevada and utah. aaa says 26 percent more people have called in this quarter at of gas a much year. >> ones that $4 mark is reached that's a psychological barrier for some folks you may say some folks are trying to stretch out their tank because of the thought of how much this will cost me. experts >>pam: more in the running of gasoline can be bad for multiple reasons. drivers could end up stranded in an unsafe situation and it could be harmful to your engine. as the price is continue to go up when bay area company has an alternative to fill up your tank. in oakland, they are now offering bio diesel. the fuel is sold an average of 255 less than regular diesel. they say it's used to from used cooking oil and can be put in most petroleum diesel engines. >>louisa: saw a few isolated showers this evening, mostly cloudy conditions right no

>>pam: save the date. april 29th. we will be ready to bright and early to bring you every moment of the marriage ceremony. we will be right back after the break. [ male announcer ] you never know when, but thieves can steal your identity. turning your life upside down in a matter of seconds. hi. hi. you know i can save you 15% today if you open up a charge card account with us. you just read my mind. [ male announcer ] just one little piece of information and they can open bogus accounts, stealing your credit, your money, and ruining your reputation. that's why you need lifelock. lifelock is the leader in identity theft protection. relentlessly protecting your personal information to help stop the crooks in their tracks before your identity is attacked. protecting your social security number, your bank accounts, even the equity in your home. i didn't know how serious identity theft was until i lost my credit and eventually i lost my home. [ male announcer ] credit monitoring alone is not enough to protect your identit

>>pam: and then give free tickets! >> yes, they're reaching for their cellphones to try to get pictures with buster posy. they want to share the love. >>pam: gave before? >> yes, 7:30 and highlights at 11. >>pam: good luck for the sharks and have a great evening for the game. 7:30 tonight. (music) [ coach ] in albuquerque, citi pre-approved my mortgage. [ whistle blows ] all right, layups, guys. let's go. in sioux falls, i locked in a rate. coach, you get that house yet? working on it. [ coach ] the appraisal? ...springfield. wherever i was, my citi mortgage consultant had me covered. [ crowd cheering ] and 500 miles from home... [ cheering, cellphone beeps ] ...we finally had a new home. [ male announcer ] from pre-approval to closing, citi is with you every step of the way. what's your story? citi can help you write it. >>> prince william and kate middleton's emotional visit to diana's grave site. >> "the view" stars take sides on kate's weight. >> i'm kevin steines. >> i'm lara spencer. >> "the insider" is on. >> no

winning the war was quite good. >> pam: shall media is playing a big part. kimberly has details -- social. >> reporter: their cases -- pages on facebook, twitter all set up for the wedding. soccer superstar david and his wife are attending the wedding. check them posted video talking about how excited he is. >> a royal wedding is amazing. it's really amazing. our country needs it, wants it. i was brought up around the royal family. with my granddad, then, i took them to buckingham palace. they were so proud of. it is exciting. >> reporter: other celebrities include elton john, johnstone, mr. be an actor. there has been an official at twitter page for updates, exclusive pictures and videos. clarence house, if you'd like to check it out to visit our what's on the web section at www.kron4.com. >> pam: kron4 has your coverage during as at 2:00 a.m. to bring you every moment of this big day. friday, right here on kron4. >> live, from the bay area's news station, this is the kron 4 morning news. >> pam: is the worst to

>>pam: new details, a young barack obama. you see him on the beach taken in hawaii, it today president barack obama tried to put an end to the long-running questions about his birthplace. the president, the birth certificate, and the donald. >> i want to look at it, i hope it's true. >>pam: after requests from the white house the state of hawaii released the long form of the president's birth certificate. it's been the target of the president's opponents ever since he started running for office. >> at the puzzle to the degree of this thing. >>pam: the latest poll shows only 57 percent of americans believe the president when he says he was born in the u.s.. among republicans the number drops to 33%. in recent weeks, donald trump has breeze new life into this controversy. just a few days ago he told cnn, >> i been told recently that the birth certificate is missing. i've been told it's not there and it doesn't exist. >>pam: conflicted with the real thing, today he quickly changed. >> i am really honored, frankly to a played suc

i >>pam: some of the comments? >> kimberlee: as soon as it earthquake hit the want of facebook, twitter and even more website www.kron4.com they felt that shaking and it did not. and some of them are worried that even the we live in earthquake country perhaps were not ready? let us take a look at this first steve said yes, i felt it i was at school and this tables and started shaking. the school did not even have an alarm. what would happen then? >> this is from stacey, and bayview, san francisco weiss, a soft drink/soda shaking. >> and also, francesca said that by bird fell off her perch. we would like to know if you felt the earthquake. we have a live conversation right now www.kron4.com. >>pam: all this is on the anniversary of the 1906 earthquake. that was massive! dozens gathered early this morning. it happens every year to commemorate the 105 t h anniversary. if there are only three known survivors from the 1906 devastating earthquake and the ensuing fire that killed people. this man was able to make the gath

>>pam: smoking curbing. why that area outside buildings is not working. >> the nook competing with tablets [ jerry ] look at this! you got a state-of-the-art man-cave, but the savings account of a cave-man! hey sports fans check this out. [ beep ] oops, my bad. earn more with interestplus savings at capitalone.com. that's new school banking, baby! ooh, 3-d! instead of earning bupkus, your savings could be earning three times the national average! three times more. go online to capitalone.com. what's in your wallet? what's this do? [ beeping ] live from the kron 4 news station, this is the kron 4 news. >>pam: a wet morning to the bay area. you can see through san francisco earlier the umbrellas are out. by the end of the day the sun was shining with more great weather. s with a beautiful day jacqueline. >> jacqueline: as you mentioned, with that sunshine we saw early. with this recent clearing we will see cooler temperatures tonight. >>pam: the full read on! [laughter] >> jacqueline: fog in the north bay. and

>>pam: a giants fan attack and a dodgers game. tonight ryan remains in critical condition at a loss angeles hospital. it $100,000 reward to find the two men who beat him. tonight a fund raiser underway to support his family. kron 4 looks at the growing violence between fans of the rival teams. the fund-raiser for brian is underway right now when san jose. kate thompson is their live with the latest details. >>kate: it is under way right now and it has been since new. i just got some preliminary numbers at, they're telling me they raised $25,000 in the first two hours alone. you can see here they've been growing at a feast for the thousands of people that of been showing up here today. i have

>>pam: the barry bonds perjury trial is nearing its end. kron 4 is there when the defense and since case. we will have legal analyst attorney michael cardozo on said to explain what this all means for the case. >>live, from the bay area's news station, this is kron4 news at 4:00. >>pam: at 4:00 the closing arguments are set to begin tomorrow in the barry bonds perjury trial, after the defense attorneys rested case without calling a single witness. dan curman has details from the federal courthouse. >>dan: a bold move by the defense, resting their case without calling a single witness. believing the prosecution has simply not prove their case beyond a reasonable doubt. >> right-handers and refusal to testify and cooperate with the government left a huge void in their case which is why the defense didn't calling witnesses and in put barry on the stand. greg anderson was the key to the prosecution case and his absence makes this case impossible for the government approved. >>dan: earlier in the day the judge dismissed one of the five counts ag

>>pam: interesting comments today treate. our team coverage now moves to did call-in who has fan reaction from today's verdict. >>reporter: lot of fans arriving at at&t park for tonights the giants and dodgers game. they're just learning of the guilty verdict and they are still standing behind barry bonds. we spoke of fans outside a san francisco that reaction may be different. here in the city bonds remains an icon and untouchable. a lot of fancy they don't agree with the verdict even for those who think he's guilty they say they have not changed their opinions about bonds. >> was surprised, i don't think he's guilty. longtime giants fan, no way. >> i think it's fair, he's guilty. >> this whole thing is a waste of taxpayers' money. they have other things they can be dealing with. >> he is still the king love home runs. all giants fans will say that. >>reporter: lot of fans worry how much time with a home run came spend in prison if any at all. live at&t park, kron 4 news. >>pam: coverage of the bonds a verdict will continue,

>>pam: at 5:30 p.m. shocking safety concerns, and a video reveals a door that will close on a moving muni train. at 5:40 p.m. the new recommendation for an early warning system in california of what could be ahead. coming up. [ male announcer ] you never know when, but thieves can steal your identity. turning your life upside down in a matter of seconds. hi. hi. you know i can save you 15% today if you open up a charge card account with us. you just read my mind. [ male announcer ] just one little piece of information and they can open bogus accounts, stealing your credit, your money, and ruining your reputation. that's why you need lifelock. lifelock is the leader in identity theft protection. relentlessly protecting your personal information to help stop the crooks in their tracks before your identity is attacked. protecting your social security number, your bank accounts, even the equity in your home. i didn't know how serious identity theft was until i lost my credit and eventually i lost my home. [

>>pam: our big story at 6:00 p.m. a 3.4 magnitude shook the bay area the anniversary of the 1906 earthquake just before 3:00 p.m.. 2 mi. outside the pacifica. jonathan blum joins us with a closer look. jonathan? >>reporter: right here in the middle of the peninsula near pacifica and close to san francisco international airport. ocelot and you can see the shaking map. -you can see--going closer. the shake map the epicenter is between pacifica in san bruno. right between the runways of s f o. it was right in the center were always felt the strongest. through san francisco, millbrae the green/turquoise is indicating the strongest. you can see on our shake map the purple and light blue is indicating less shake but still a wide area. this was a deep earthquake at 8 mi. below the surface. this red line is the son andrea's fault. notice it was not, under asphalt. this is most likely under the sun andrea's fault not on the sun andrea's fault if the on the east side it make it almost to tracy. and to concord, vallejo they felt

>>pam: joseph naso ex-wife is taking the news of the rest hard. the two were divorced in 1979, however if he is alleged to kill off to the four women back in 1977 and '78. kron 4 caught up with a distraught and judith naso and oakland. >>reporter: the fbi told me not to talk. 73 year-old judith naso appeared visibly shaken by the fact that her ex-husband has been arrested, accused of killing four women. his ex- wife told me off-camera that the two were divorced over 30 years ago. she knows nothing about the crimes allegedly committed by her ex-husband. if adding that she feels sick about all of this. the fbi would not comment on if they plan to use to this as a witness for the serial murder cases in marin and instructs has and. reporting live, kron 4 news. >>pam: victims' names and bear an eerie resemblance fatuity slangto the victims from rochester n.y.. in rochester, and was 10 years old and disappeared in 1971. wanda was 11 years old and murdered in 1973, a third victim the show was also leavening killed in 1973. naso of the new york native tra

>>pam: defense? >> $70 million of late. >>pam: oh my gosh! and $17 million athlete would be doing this? >> i thought also the prosecution did not prove beyond a reasonable doubt. >>pam: deliberations tomorrow what is going to happen? >> you never know. i've had jurors say that i had lunch with this person for three days. and i really thought that they were thinking like i was thinking. but there were not! and i was surprised. you never know what they're going to do to red >>pam: along for deliberations? >> i will take a chance --- how long? >> i see tomorrow. >>pam: i say, tomorrow--that is the prediction of michael cardoza. a verdict as early as tomorrow. www.kron4.com (music) >> jacqueline: the hill, the sleet and the fairfield area. you can see the hail, and the sleet in the fairfield area. nickel size hail continuing shower activity to the delta. small hail coming down at this hour. taking a closer look. not as bad as an hour ago with still heavy rain in your concord. cand that hill was over napa 45 minutes ago. that hail was over napa 45

>>catherine: >>pam >>pam: a programming note on friday, kron will have abc programming. the giants will air on abc. dateline = 8:00 p.m., 9:00 p.m. on friday. a special 90 minute kron 4 news at 10:00 p.m. right here on kron 4. we will be back after the break. hey marcel, watch this! hey marcel, watch this! [ buzzer sounds ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hey marcel, watch this! yeah, marcel! -marcel! -hey marcel! are you listening to me? marcel! [ male announcer ] only at&t u-verse lets you follow your favorite channels on one screen. just $29 a month for the first six months -- dvr included. in the network there are no hard choices. just $29 a month for the first six months -- dvr included. we were the first to ban smoking on airplanes. the first to have smoke-free bars and restaurants. all while saving over $86 billion in health care costs... and over a million lives. we've done a good job. but even if you were born today, you'd still grow up in a world where tobacco kills more people... than aids, drugs, alcohol, murder and car crashes... combined. we have a lot more wor

>>pam: now, for just a few dollars to could also have a fewring >>pam: that is the new-it is the real deal not a replica. one of the players this is made of white gold with 77 diamonds. just under one accurate. the design was inspired by the 1933 world series ring the cooler generously donated with the proceeds donating to the fund. there's a raffle. a few options, if you purchase five tickets at $10? $10? for 50 tickets for $50? or, 755 each for raffle tickets. the deadline is july 26th. the drawing is the next day. it will be announced on wednesday july 27th. the ringnec identical and we personalize with the winner name. if you'd like to check that out? www.kron4.com news link section. >>pam: 0pd and fruitvalle searching for the suspect that are responsible for the killing forjesus campos, owner of a restaurant and a check cashing district. this is commonplace for this neighborhood. >> many folks cash their checks in a store like this one. perhaps they do not have a savings or checking account at a local banks of the coming to the local businesses to cash their checks. this parking

>>pam: at 5:30 p.m. the clear blue skies over san francisco boy it's a beautiful picture in a beautiful day.

>>pam: was next? >> the not guilty plea will be entered in their challenging this on a grand jury not that it was composed directly. there will lose that and then will move towards a trial. they will try to try to come to negotiation and it will probably end up a trial. let us remember that they did not watch over him well when he was on parole. there were blamed for that. >>pam: more to come for that and michael cardoza will join us at 6:00 p.m. with the barry bonds. >> i will. >> >> jacqueline? >>jacqueline: continue to whamonitress this this will dissipate-monitoring-this storm. these rainfall totals are in the red. the court is nearly 2 in. per hour. to the core. and your shower chances tonight coming up.

>>pam: at 5:40 p.m. getting cheaper than and kindle and why it costs less than ever, the lower prices, a costa we will explain coming up. [ wheezing breaths ] [ woman ] the first time i smoked, i was 13. i was in a hurry to grow up and wanted to look cool. big tobacco knew it, and they preyed on me. i'm here to tell you that big tobacco hasn't changed. they continue to profit... by selling kids the same lies... to get them to use... the same deadly products. don't be big tobacco's next victim. >>pam: we were just telling and that authorities to believe that joseph naso may have killed more than just the four women. it katharine is talking with reporters also looking into this issue. >>catherine: we have carried on the phone and he is looking into possible connection to a series of killings and rochester, new york in the '70s. it's referred to as the double initial killings. if we have you back, let's just clarify what of the similarities that really how police interested here? >>caller: the double initia

>>pam: kingdom 2 = saturday. the team will go to los angeles for game 3 and 4 on tuesday and on thursday. before the man is facing child abuse after pictures showing him encouraging his son to fight a fellow teenager. kimberly this is not the first thing? >>catherine: is graphic. it is disturbing. >> kimberlee: philip struthers is urging his 16 year-old. >> (yelling) the parent is telling him to punch him, yell at and is been very disturbing. you can see struthers. according to sheriff's report he was pushing his son on after a girl fli over a girl. a neighbor contacted them pointing the fingers to this website with this video was posted. he was controllcharged with contributing to the delinquency of a minor. we will be back, more news after this. >>pam: now, here is stanley roberts who found people behaving badly. >> pieces of broken glass. it is not difficult to spot these signs. numerous e- mails from this district in san francisco their car has been broken into numerous times. and they wonder what is going on

>>pam: slow northbound. we will be back after this break with more news. ♪ let's go out to the dmv ♪ it's ok that we're number four hundred and three ♪ ♪ we'll find ourselves a comfy seat ♪ ♪ and watch some shows and stuff ♪ ♪ ♪ let's follow that lady with the laptop ♪ [ male announcer ] now you can watch hit tv shows on your laptop with u-verse online and on your smartphone with u-verse mobile, included with most plans. or get u-verse tv for as low as $29 a month for 6 months. in the network you can take entertainment with you. >>pam: less than two days away from a possible government shutdown. lawmakers are not close to a budget to deal. but it will stay at it until the clock runs out. samantha hayes. >>reporter: congressional leaders continued to pivot between optimism and doubt. another meeting with the president and both parties struggler to avoid a government shutdown on friday. >> we continue to of polite conversation, productive and to the point. there is no agreement on a number

>>pam: jacqueline. >>jacqueline: parks and a forecast, the cooling trend continues tomorrow, winds picking up tomorrow. i will have details on what she can expect coming up in a bet. >>pam: new details in the san bruno gas line explosion. survivors of the blaster getting ready to >> out and tell state regulators about the hair wing experience. at a hearing is being held tonight by state officials. the looking for input on how to strengthen crucial safety rules for the pipeline industry. jonathan is live in san bruno where the meeting is being held. >>jonathan: the meeting has been going on for about one hour, for stock and a month- long process try to figure out what kind of regulations will keep a disaster like this one in san bruno from happening in the future. if you look behind you could see people milling around in what is a packed meeting room. if the more dramatic pictures are the pictures off the fire that happened last fall that killed eight people and destroyed 38 homes. that fire is the reaso

>>pam: they expect this until the end of the year. >>rob: it's very slow, all originally when this all started happening it predicted 2012 as one housing stabilizes i feel comfortable with that. it stinks, i own a house it doesn't feel like it's a great investment at this point in time. if long-term rates, short-term notes. late 90's at you and i were like let's go by in car with ford. since then it's been a struggle, they lost a lot of money. ford is the best american company as far as general motors and chrysler how much debt to have, how much money they borrowed. it's a great quarter. americans are going for smaller more fuel-efficient vehicles. >>pam: americans are thinking more about buying american as well. >>rob: i absolutely think americans are more conscious of that. keep in mind the japanese tsunami there's going to be a disruption at toyota and honda that will continue to help for. ford stock is under role and that's great. coffee prices are soaring, bad weather. the average joe, the weather in brazil is stronger or hotter

>>pam: l.a. police are trying to get the public's help in identifying dodger fans who left a giants fan in critical condition. officials say there were many witnesses since the attack happened right after the game ended. they said two men and dodger clothing fall of three men in giants gear as a walk to their car. >> an investigation going on trying to identify the suspects and other possible witnesses involved in the incident. >>pam: victim is in critical but stable condition tonight. police say his injuries are not life- threatening. plant joins us now with more with a's are doing as a precaution to prevent any similar situation tonight. >>mark: the a's officials admit they can't have someone in every square foot to of the stadium and in the parking lot. they are stepping up security for tonight's season opener. >>mark: hot dogs chicken, beef you name it it's here and there's plenty of beer. fans at noon tailgating before opening night. a big a's game tonight against the seattle mariners and oa

. >> pam: 4:30 p.m. the president is calling a catastrophic. he is talking about the tornadoes that have pounded the south. this one is huge, it is closing in on alabama area home of the university of alabama. at least two students were killed. this was just the beginning. part of the nation's deadliest tornado outbreak in almost four decades. this was the scene, people getting their first good look at damage. this is what was left a whole neighborhoods are gone. homes where they stood piles of garbage. the death toll keeps climbing. at last count at least 280 people killed across the south. but within 2/3 in alabama. another alabama and town hard hit, lookit this, at least in this one spot people were killed. president obama will be in alabama friday. he will view the damage, visit with some of the families. roughly 1 million homes, businesses without power. this is torture, homes just obliterated -- people only had a few minutes' warning to try to take shelter. it hit six states, alabama, georgia, buckers sought tennessee. -- tennessee. this

>>pam: we have more on this story. j.r.? >>reporter: they are making their presence known it is one of the biggest sports rivalry. after what happened in los angeles. from the bryan stowe these are family members that he worked with. there will be raising money. making their way to the stadium but we're speaking specifically about security. the areas they are going to patrol and outside of the park-and also near the parking lot. they will make their security presence known in the parking lot they do not want any trouble. we spoke to the officers. >> the message for troublemakers is to stay home and watch the game at home. if you try to make trouble here? you'll be arrested. there is plenty enough officers out here for a long, and a time for as long as they need to. >> this is going to be new territory for us so increased staff. there's not going to be any empty seats this is a family oriented environment. making sure that everyone has a good time. not anticipating any problems during the game. if >>reporter: speaking of secu

>>pam: president obama is in los angeles. he left the bay area this morning with a facebook town hall meeting in two different fund- raisers in san francisco. i th three day tour to kick off this 20,000 election campaign. he spoke about the ongoing debate his 2012 reelection campaign and the looming budget and economic assault with protesters and democrats. protesters and followed. >> 21 of us were in. they paid for 21 of us and we staff, had a nice breakfast. the president came out, after four minutes, five minutes. the instigator stood up, and it said that we have a song for you. we broke into song. the entire song and he was a little shocked, i would say. but he did not have anybody escorted us out. before arriving in southern california he made a brief stop in reno for an invitation-only town hall meeting. >>pam: exclusive coverage of the bayto breakers.ing.com zazzle cameras along the course. sunday, may 15th at 8:00 a.m. kron 4. also, said the date for the royal wedding. that is on april 29th. we will be ready, bright,

. >> pam: either search dogs and teams looking for survivors? >> there are search teams that we have seen, we saw some fire men a little while ago. they were looking into this area, making a sweep. earlier on, two hours ago there were people looking for a little girl. we spoke to jim and passing through, he said he joined that search team and he was able to find a little girl, dead. >> pam: where the families are their emergency shelters? >> yes. some of the families that is spoken to by staying with other family members. friends. some of the people lived in houses, some of them did survive. there were some people able to get that if you're just in time to go to friends homes or families. there are shelters, we're not sure how many shelters tonight. >> pam: thank you, it really is just unbelievable destruction. we check in with jonathan bloom for a closer look. >> reporter: it's all over the united states, you can see this aero indicating the travel of this group of storms. those storms started brewing friday in eastern texas. and throughout the

>>pam: you can see, you can smell that watsonville area. that has an advisory from the fire chief. >> we are looking at a 3-4 day standard operating procedure to get every resident and in the area that the smoke is going to be impacting us for three days, four days. we are hoping for shoulders in place to stay inside if you have any respiratory iissues we're hoping for shelters-- in place. >>pam: with the smoke in its erratic direction, this week, that way, it is difficult to track and they will stay on this until the fire is out. >>pam: a suspect has been charged with murder in an antioch police in december. you can see this on your screen, 18 year-old alessandr alike conroe, and thee havfolly scoundre 19 year mike e could be hiding in san francisco, vallejo, or some criminal. police are asking anybody if they know the whereabouts? to give them a call. >>pam: and east the mother is accused of prostituting herself all leaving her baby in a car. well short. oakland police say they arrested 25 year-old the chill of stockton. during a sting op

>>pam: a controversial target location and some rafeal. the city council is going to make an announcement before a 137,000 square foot target and east son rafeal son rafeal son rafeal. last year, they concluded that only soan rafeal with more updates at 5:00 p.m.. -- >>pam: drizzle oakland teachers have been saved. many of them are off the chopping block with hundreds of positions saved. when you add in the adult education program, 95 jobs are still on the chopping block. the final layoffs are expected in next month. if president obama is in los angeles. he left the coast for his fund raiser he left the bay. this morning. he left with after attending a facebook town hall meeting and it was all part of the three-day tour. it kicked off its 2012 peak-election campaign. he spoke about the ongoing debate of the deficit reduction that can only be solved republics republicans and democrats can work together. and put singing protesters got into the event after test- >> 21 of oscar and. we all sat and had a nice spread 21 of us who came in. after

>>pam: but take commercials but they also love discounts. stay with us rob will be back we will talk about other stuff. we'll also talk about cisco as well. stay with us we'll be back. >>catherine: lawmakers are beginning to lift the curtain on the 2011 spending plan. the president and lawmakers agreed to $40 billion in spending cuts last friday. never getting a first look at some of the targets. the spending measure represents the single biggest cut ever made in the federal budget in one year. some of the significant cuts almost free billion dollars in one year. social safety net programs are also being hit including wic a federal program that helps the children from poor families. it's been cut by more than 500 million. only two areas and up with more money overall surprisingly democrats and republicans are still bickering over how they will proceed from here. speaking from my point of view taxes are not on the table because we do not have revenue problem, we have a spending problem. >> are constituents are glad we stood up for health refo

>>pam:>>pam: save the date for the royal wedding, on friday we will be ready at 2:00 a.m. to bring you every moment of the marriage ceremony. well be right back. >>live, from the bay area's news station, this is kron4 news at 6:00. with a developing story. >>pam: this out of new work of a woman found stabbed to death inside her home and police quickly arrested a man they say was covered in blood and found near the crime scene. are reggie is live in a workshop where police say the victim and the suspects knew each other. >>reggie: the crime tape is still a lot, investigators still out to gathering evidence. neighbors tell me please 7 called to the home several times in the past for domestic violence. she lives in this corner house, if you could see her standing outside, she said she knew the woman who was killed because her two kids played with the victims kids. the suspected murder jason was in a relationship with the victim who was also the father of the victims to kids. she tells me the woman did file a restraining order against him and he wasn't supposed to be at the ho

>>pam: the story struck a chord with people. we're getting new details tonight on what's going on behind the scene with pg&e during the deadly san bruno pipeline explosion. the newly released documents show a chaotic environment as recent reports, communications between vital piccinni personnel broken down on many levels. >>terisa: this is what is video of the san bruno pipeline explosion they're going over to figure out what caused the deadly explosion and have prevented from ever happening again. in 500 pages of recently released transcripts and other documents, ntsb officials as one off-duty worker whose bring into action on his own to shut off of " ntsb did dispatch provide assistance? no i never got any up there. i had problems with the phone. while he and his colleagues were shutting off the gas lines the company text message sent over the paging service about an earlier situation seemed to suggest there was no explosion going on a doll. hello everyone, thank you and have a safe evening. ntsb investigators probing picky ab

cats >>pam: the land prices are up again. prices have climbed for 35 straight days even though industry surveys show americans have started to drive less. the national average hit $3.87 a gallon and that is up more than a dollar from last year. it's not just gasoline. everything from diapers, to let this is jumping in price. hompson explains how much more everyday items will cost. >>kate: the average cost per gallon of gasoline in the bay area is $4.27 and it has really gone up just from last month he could see in march was $3.96. more than a 305 increase in from the, to your morning coffee. starbucks has raised its price or a bag of coffee by 12 per cent. it's now about $10 a bag, it's not just the core may stuff. the craft will start charging 20% more for maxwell house. it many grocery stores are also going up, lettuce, meeting in diapers are going up pampers will rise 7%. 100 diapers will cost about $3 more. procter and gamble is also increasing its prices on paper towels and toilet paper. kate thompson, kron 4 news. >>pam

>>pam: what's next? >> they're going to go to the judge and probably asked for a new trial or say this verdict is really inconsistent with the three counts the talked about. then it will go to sentencing. he will go off to probation to talk with them, come back into court and he will be sentenced. >>pam: key michael, you you will be back with us at 5:00 and 6:00 with more about the verdict. the other top story were falling, we are getting our first look at alleged serial killer joseph naso. he's charged with murdering four women several decades ago including to bay area women. theresa was in the court for today's hearing and joins us live outside the marin county jail. >> joseph naso is here at the county jail. earlier today he was at the court. this is the first time that we are seeing alleged serial killer up close after his arrest on monday. his attorney argued against cameras in court and you could see he tends to cover this face and hide from the camera. during the hearing he did not >> , kept his h

>>pam: at least we have numbers to see what's happening. if testing for radiation levels in milk samples is being conducted in california. this is located in richmond. kron 4 get a close-up look at how the testing is done. >>haazig: looking at the inside of the only lab in the state of california that test milk for levels of radiation. if it's right here in richmond. if the process starts by taking a sample of milk like this one from a dairy in st. louis, in measuring and, transferring the sample into a container and then placing that sample in to this machine right here. of high- tech camera detector with the levels of radiation are measured. this computer displays the results. in this example, you could see iodine 131 was detected, an isotope that scientists say if that a minor trace level radiation from japan was founded as milk sample. however, although nuclear scientist at the labs did the actual level is on harmful, weekly know it's will continue just to be safe. reporting live, kron 4 news. >>pam: closed by a huge landslide following

>>pam: will see if you're right. stay with kron 4 for continuing coverage of the bonds perjury trial and the ultimate verdict anything get the latest any time at www.kron4.com. >>jacqueline: really cool day breezy day of their today with temperatures in the '50s right now. the wind speeds and 29 mi. an hour in san francisco at sustained winds. gusts even stronger 22 mi. an hour winds in oakland, teams in redwood city, livermore and san jose. quite breezy this evening and will continue into the later evening all hours. winds gusting in the '20s and we will stay that way through one a m in the morning. when dust and 7 cisco 21 huff, 22 oakland. in the north bay increasing cloud cover this afternoon, the tail end of the system sitting off shore approaching the coastline. increasing high clouds north of the golden gate. rain is expected starting at 5:00 tomorrow morning in areas of heavy rain through the east bay but not very widespread. later on in the morning the 7:00 at or rain effect in the north bay, and between san

>>pam: sale of kron 4 for continuing coverage of the trial, at 5:25 p.m. attorney michael cardozo will join as for legal analysis of the trial. >>jacqueline: i live look aside from the mount tam cam, a few high clouds passing overhead. forcing another day of cooler temperatures as we head into tomorrow even cooler. in the 60s and low '70's just as we expected, '50s along the coastline 57 have monday, 59 san francisco, 73 san francisco and temperatures are down quite a bit from what we saw yesterday. 15 degrees cooler in san francisco, 14 degrees cooler in redwood city same thing in hayward. 11 degrees cooler in oakland. winds are breezy close to the coast and also for our bay shores 25 mi. an hour winds in san francisco at the airport. winds will die down briefly over night but into tomorrow it's gunna be blessed three and cool. high clouds and breezy conditions. tomorrow morning it will be chileans boss and temperatures into the '40's by the afternoon. temperatures still cooler and windy we have even more changes light on this week with an back in the for

>>pam: kron 4 was there as ... series manners were unfurled a theory to the opening ceremony tested touching tribute to the giants fans still in a coma, after being beaten by a dodgers fan. if kron 4 is live at at&t park with the latest on the game. >>vern: hi pam, the excitement continues. if the giants baseball slogan continues into this first opening day. tied at 4 in the ninth inning, let's just roll and see some of the flavor from earlier in the day. -started about tendered come opening d

a >>pam >>pam: some of san francisco's most neglected neighborhoods are getting a facelift all part of the nine market revitalization uncovering market street from 6 to stents street out through the tenderloin. this morning mayor and lee was joined by city and business leaders to formally announce the revitalization. a vote that the supervisors' meetings to paint the way for twitter to relocate at market. city leaders say this revitalization is long overdue. >> after decades of unemployment, crime we have a new day here in these neighborhoods for safety, jobs and for revitalization. >>pam: the city also announced that a police station will be opening on sixth street near mission. a proposed target store for more and county is generating controversy. if approved, it would be built on an empty lot on shoreline parkway. as theresa reports the owner says they have been looking for the right tenant for years. they believe target brings a lot of benefits to the community. >>terisa: this empty lot in san rafael has sat vacant for decades. the owners definitely she is now found the perfect mat