maureen. >> all right. thank you very much. >>> california's historic spanish missions will be preserved for history in a new way thanks to 3-d technology. the oakland-based nonprofit plans on scanning the century's old missions and making virtual 3d models out of them. the company said in the event of damage from fire and earthquakes provide a precise outline down to the millimeter and make reconstruction easier. thank you very much for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. we're going to see you the next time news breaks. i'm maureen naylor. our coverage continues with the 10:00 news to be the. how people are dealing be the cold weather mark was just talking about and why the local plumber says the weather is bringing a boost in his business. we're always here for you on ktvu.com. tmz is up next here on tv 36. we hope you have a wonderful evening.

kron4's maureen kelly attended a coast guard briefing where they outlined their next steps in the investigation. >> reporter: tuesday investitgators interviewed the bar pilot. the local person tasked with helping to manuever the 752 foot vessel thru these waters.the captain and key members of the crew will also be interviewed.drug and alcohol testing is already underway. the coast guard says human error is one of the possibilities they are looking at. >> that is something that we will always look at is. pilot error, can lend her. >> reporter: inspectors and investigators plan to go thru every inch of the ship. including testing the navigation equiptment meant to help guide the tanker around obstacles like the bridge. there was a quarter mile visability the day of the also under scrutiny.the physical damage the oil tanker sustained. >> we are trying to go to climb to get an internal

you just didn't feel like your sister, eh, maureen? isn't that right? but the person who really worried you was franco. oh, dear. you had to phone vernon and tell him that you'd really blundered there. why hadn't he warned you? and that's before we've even started on the subject of lucas. who? now, just listen to me will you, lewis? i haven't the faintest bloody idea what you're talking about. the notion of vernon going round slaughtering people is just so unutterably stupid as beggars belief. yes, we had a business plan, and yes, it was a little bit deceitful but christ's sakes, what have i ever had in my life? a daughter. she died. she was a junky. she left me, she lived on the streets and she died. she died in childbirth. what? she gave birth in a shop doorway. the child was taken into care. lucas was your grandson, maureen. he came looking for you to tell you, and vernon killed him, too. i'm sorry. interview terminated at 10:15. don't say it. i won't, ma'am. but he is a bloody genius. get us to the farm now. you think the addiction was once a phenom

i'm maureen umeh. >> i'm laura evans. a disappointing night for redskins fans after the team lost to the seattle seahawks 24- 14 in the first round of the playoffs. it was a hard night for fans hoping for a super bowl run. >> fox 5's lauren demarco has more. >> reporter: the sign says that the redskins are thanking the greatest fans in the nfl and it is no exaggeration. as folks head out of here tonight, they're, of course, disappointed, but everybody has faith in the skins and they're looking forward to a lot of potential from the team for next season. >> feel like saying a cheer, but we're going to be all right. >> they got to deal with nfc east for how many years? we got them for 25 years. we're good. >> they're 5-11 team, we're super bowl champions, i love them just the same and i'll be here every single week. >> rg3 was hurting the whole game. we're still happy with the way we played, first time we really had something to may for the end of a season -- play for the end of the season. future is bright for redskins rig

fox 5's maureen umeh joins us now with the story. >> arcola school is 285 students overenrolled and parents are asking for school lines to be redrawn to ease the burden. it's a sure sign of overcrowding at any school, portables and at arcola elementary there are six. two more will be added next year when the number of students attending is expected to be 325 overenrolled. julie grimes blames redistricting and says it's unacceptable. >> even though many of the

maureen little anyone? maureen don't work here no more. she dismiss. why's that? you don't show for work two days running no doctor note, you get dismiss. what about this guy, was he looking for maureen, too? his name's lucas emerton. hathaway: how was mack? damaged. severely damaged. broke what's left of my heart. tell me about granny. well, it turns out that she did indeed work for the mighty j.c.n.b. until last month when she was sacked for "consecutive non-attendance." so, where is she now? we don't keep records on menials. god's sake, they must have got her from somewhere. well, a nice lady remembers a house in abingdon. so i proceed in an orderly fashion to abingdon, (cell phone ringing) but no granny-- that's yours. yeah, lewis. say that again. samantha: are you looking for me? samantha wheeler. vernon oxe. (gasps) aha! well, let's get this kettle on, shall we? i can think of nothing more agreeable. unless it be martinis at the randolph? seems like a nice place. samantha: you must tell me why i have the pleasure of meeting you, after years, it must be, of c

kron 4's maureen kelly spoke to the operators of one bar in the mission district. about the steps they are taking. >> this was definitely grow to zero mayhem. >> reporter: here you can see the spontaneous bonfire and fire dancing that broke out back in october of last year in front of the beauty bar at 19th and mission. and here is what the side of the business looked like the next day. but those who operate the barare still looking forward to sunday. >> i cannot wait i hope the above are going to win it is great for business, it really, really is. >> reporter: but this time things will be different. >> we will have more security, so they do not head of the building and the actor michael for people that are not going to be rowdy. dispite the mayor's suggestion not to serve hard alcohol on game day.they still plan to sell spirts as well as beer and wine.but >> it is not what you serve it is how much you serve. be aware of what is being served, accommodation, frequency, who is treating it. walt is amount are round-what is all a round of this business. >> reporter: th

you know as well as i do that maureen reilly can be a very determined woman. isn't it time to forgive? to forget? that's for maureen to decide, not me. what about mairead? someone has to make the first move. i'm really sorry about this. i was actually on my way home. you shouldn't have come. how did you know where i lived? brian told me. i'm sorry, i had no idea that ambrose's mother was going to be here. well, you should have rung first. i'll get the tea. milk, two sugars. i know. danny? you shouldn't have come-- what about the farm? never mind that-- give us that trowel. what for? i'm gonna give you a hand. i plant one on the same day of every year. you've a cautious approach to gardening, then? no, it's to mark the anniversary of my mum dying. i've been really thick haven't i? you weren't to know. i wish you'd said. you did say? i'm glad my dad's gone to see niamh-- i just feel scared. why? because it's not mom he loves anymore... it's niamh. i'm not running away. no? what we did was wrong. we didn't do anything. you know that's not the case. all right-- we

kron4's maureen kelly explains. >> we're ecstatic, it's awesome. >> for the britannia arms bar in downtown san jose where sharks jerseys and hockey sticks hang on the wall.the return of the hockey season is coming just in the nick of time since the lockout began.business has been .business has been bleak. >> the revenue loss has been 65-70 percent of our normal take >> it's been kind of a ghosttown in downtown in general last year we would have the place fullit's been really roughit's going to be exciting to have it full again >> we were getting to the point where we were going to have to not schedule some employees but now we've can hire 10-15 more. >> even when it's not a home gamepeople flock in here to watch it.they are jonesing for their hockeythey've got to have it. >> reporter: just a few blocks from the hp pavillion.where the sharks home games are held.is amici's pizza. here you can see how it's nearly empty during lunchtime sunday.which is a lot different when the sharks are in town. >> this place gets packedwe lost half the money we were supposed to during the regular season. >>

maureen kelly, kron 4 new >> battle lines are being drawn. coming up we'll take a look at the escalating debate over gun control in america. and caught on camera! thieves stealing an a-t-m machine. take a look at this! [ crickets chirping ] [ traffic passing ] ♪ [ music box: lullaby ] [ man on tv, indistinct ] ♪ [ lullaby continues ] [ baby coos ] [ man announcing ] millions are still exposed to the dangers... of secondhand smoke... and some of them can't do anything about it. ♪ [ continues ] [ gasping ] >> a red dust storm sweeping through onslow, australia. the massive cloud of dust moved across the coast, early friday as onlookers watched. it's eerie color comes from western australia's distinct red sand. meteorologists say dry conditions on the ground and heavy winds are a perfect combination for a dust storm to form. and thieves caught on camera. stealing an a-t-m in miami! surveillance video shows the men using a vehicle and a chain thursday. to haul off with the money machine. and the six-thousand dollars inside. police say, mome

and i've got to tell you, maureen, we don't know where this is leading. but we have a lot of sources on this now. we have a lot of information, some of which we have not put up on the site yet, and my gut on this is that, when it's over -- and i could be wrong here, but my get based on what we know now is that he was duped. avenues an innocent victim. >> he admitted he lied even though he learned about all of this in early december. what do you make of that? >> no doubt. we do know that, you know, on december 6th, he knew what had happened and he propagated the lie after december 6th for a couple of weeks because they had a big game and he didn't want to distract the team from the game. so he says. so from december 6th until that game, yes, but before, while this whole thing was going on, i think that he -- my gut is that he didn't know. and i think that's the way this will play out. i'm not positive. >> i certainly hope that is the way it plays out because i hate to think that he made this whole thing up. that would be just awful. >> harvey levin, we are

maureen kelly talked to the man whose store was hit. but first - alecia reid is live near 21st street and van ness - with more on the investigation. >> reporter: there are two people dead and there is another person in a hospital with life-threatening injuries. the man responsible is also in a hospital but he is expected to be okay. >> the guy was stopped did not want to be caused and took off. because he tried to get away he crashed into this car and it cost two lives. >> reporter: the driver of this black car with shots fired near valencia gardens. as the officers approached the vehicle he sped off. this killed two people. it severely injured when more. >> this vehicle took off at a high rate of speed. colliding with that white vehicle through that intersection. it stopped at that liquor store. >> reporter: the female passenger died immediately and the driver of the other car was rushed to the hospital. all of the victims are in their 20s. they are familiar with the suspect and the gang task force is involved in the investigation. >>

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maureen kelly. coverage. maureen kelly has more on the city's plans for super- kron4's maureen kelly continues our team coverage with the status of the city of san francisco's plans for >> reporter: the mayor say the city's law enforcement agencies and the department of emergency management are already holding meetings about how to keep a post game super bowl victory celebrationor loss commisseration from turning ugly.after the giants won the world series last year. out of control crowds caused over a million dollars in damage.including.setting a muni bus on fire.and vandalizing businesses primarily in the mission. demo my office is primarily in the difficult zone we will do everything we can to keep our city safe. as we do the best to keep our city safe id should be everybody's it celebration and not destruction. >> reporter: one thing that will be different from other big game days. there will be no jumbotron set up in civic centerlike during the world cup when this video was taken. the city askedbut says t

kron4's maureen kelly has the latest on the investigation. it was near this ac tranist bus stop outside the bayfair bart station that the shooting happened. you can still see bright orange paint marking where evidence was collected.some on the benches where people wait. this is video taken shortly after the the gunfire broke out just after noon on saturday.bart police say it happened after two groups of roughly 3-4 people got into an argument and then both groups started firing at each other. in the end.more than a dozen shell casings were collected at the scene. at least one of the bullet hit a 50 year old man.killing him.police say it doesn't appear that he had anything to do with the confrontation that erupted so violently. a woman was also injuredshe has been treated and released from the hospital. police say herand could not say if she had any connection to the groups who were fighting. one possible suspect was taken into custody.and the search is on for the others. .police investigators asy they are looking at surveilance tape taken fro

maureen kelly, kron 4 news. >> reporter: this cold weather has provided black ice. with frost it is freezing on to the roadways and blending in with the black pavement. catching unsuspected drivers off guard. it and what is difficult is that you cannot see it. you oftentimes encounter it before it is too late. >> reporter: they often are common on mountain roads that do not see the sunshine. rob fladeboe, kron 4. >> reporter: this is exactly what happens on the year's day. this woman reported a burglary when police responding catch the suspect only to also find women's undergarments on his possession. not only the victim's but other victims. santa cruz, kron 4. >> reporter: in san francisco, the number of taxicab driver complains is nearly double from last year. this is nearly 1700 that have come into the san francisco transit authority 311 with people saying that there were even bedbugs inside of the taxicab or even that the driver was falling asleep but the wheel. they will speak to the person that made the complete on a case by case basis and determine if any dis

maureen kelly kron4 news. >> reporter: at this hour, we are learning more of this pilot. kron 4's dan kerman has more on the pilot. and some other incidences involving the pilot. >> reporter: this pilot that was maneuvering the vessel that hit the bay bridge has had three previous incidences in the last four years. on august 27th, 2009, the captain was piloting this 565 grace towards the port of san francisco when briefly grounded. there was no damage and what this incident review committee could not find any failure with the action, he was ordered to take more practiced trips. on two days later, on august 29th, he was taking this vessel out from the san joquan stockton and it damaged a catwalk. he was also practiced as expected-to to--more practice courses. and as he was supervising a trainee at the ship was going from redwood city to the richmond harbor. this tug boat was attached and it made contact with the bottom of the channel causing minor damage. while he was only supervising he was blamed for pilot error. no action was recommended by the incident review committee

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maureen kelly, kron 4 news. >> 49ers next sunday. kron 4's reggie kumar tells us some niner's fans wanted seattle to win today, because the nfc champioship game would have been played at the stick instead of in atlanta. >> the falcons/seahawks game was a nail bitter. no one shangai kelly's saloon in san francisco knew who was going to win until the very end. >> it was crazy. there were shut out. >> seattle i almost wanted them to come here so we could stop them out so i think that it's just going to run over atlanta. >> i think the forty-niners would rather play atlanta and dan seattle. >> going to different time zones. but i think that it is a better time. i think that it could happen >> shots erupt at a southern california movie theater. we'll show you why it happened and who police went after. >> plus the president is being sworn in. we take a look at preparations for the obama inauguration. and a former president ready to walk out of the hospital soon. those stories, coming up. >> shots erupted in a san diego movie theater as pol

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kron 4's maureen kelly explains what happened. and why the police have been notified. >> reporter: i'm here at st patrick-st vincent high school in vallejo where the alledged hazing took place during football season this past fall. a spokesperson for the school says there were multiple incidents between members of the varsity and junior varsity pl inside the locker room during unsupervised practices. the school got wind of it after the head coach overheard a student complain of the alleged abuse in mid december. he in turn reported what he heard to school officials who put the entire coaching staff on paid leave and suspended the alleged perpertrators of the abuse. after they concluded their investigation they decided to expell five players.for alledgedly abusing and bullying six underclassmen.and then contacted the vallejo police. the school would not go into detail about what actually happened during the hazing. >> it was well beyond horseplay and it definitely crossed the line. >> reporter: the lieutant in charge of investigati

maureen, laura, back over to you. >> thank you, tucker. >>> taking the edge off tonight with the fearless feline caught on the wrong side of the law. >> mm-hmm. prison guards in brazil caught a cat red-pawed, so to speak, while attempting to enter a jail with contraband strapped to his body. the guards found cell phones, chargers, memory cards, attached to the cat. >> the cat is being taken care of at a local animal center, awaiting a forever home. >> poor thing. >>> we are counting down to the redskins first home playoff game in 13 years. >> lindsay murphy is here with more on sports extra. >> coming up, highlights from the two playoffs games today, plus why the redskins say winning their division means nothing at this moment. and on the hardwood, hoyas and terps, conference play begins today. for one, a great start, the other, not so hot. and off the wall from ross & wisdom is coming up. ladies? >> that does it for us. fox 5 news always on at our website. >> keep it right here. sports extra, just two minutes away.  . >>> hello and thanks for staying up wi

maureen mentioned it, we have an increase of the clouds on tuesday and wednesday. i have the latest model cued up for you and we'll see that in just a bit. with the clouds, the overnight lows will come up just a bit. back to you. >>> sea lions in san francisco are celebrating an anniversary. for 23 years now, the california sea lions have been sitting on the dock of the bay. walking tours being given through tuesday. >>> a boy born without arms now has pros thetic arms. doctors recommended the limbs but the insurance only covered part of the cost. his parents asked for help. even children donated. >> a little boy wrote us a letter saying he wanted to give $5 out of his piggy bank. >> the troubles are far from other as new arms will be needed costing 500,000-dollar. >>> surfers are heading to the area. >> guys surfing in this are going to need everything they know about surfing to survive. >> what you can expect in the maverick competition. >> people from the bay area helping on this complex today. why volunteerings are giving their time here. the tv there. yuh-huh.

. >> pam: just hours ago, kron4's maureen kelly tracked down a man who owned the building where the recent search took place. he was renting both units out at that time of the abduction -- but still had access to the lower level, where investigators could be seen coming and going on tuesday. anything unusual i probably would have noticed if there would have been concrete dock up. it just seems like would know something? >> pam: coming up at six. you'll hear what he remembers about his former tenants. the search for answers in the kevin collins kidnapping. spans nearlykron 4 has dug through our archives. tonight, at six we'll show you the intitial search -- and events leading to what's happening now stay with kron-4 as we continue to track the cold case of missing child -- kevin collins. more on the web at kron-4 dot com. as well as our facebook and twitter feeds. >> right now, a candlelight- walk. to mark the anniversary of a long- missing dublin child, is just hours away. 13- year old ilene misheloff. vanished on the way home from school 24- years ago. tonight's two-mile march will start

maureen kelly has what police are doing to keep everyone safe. but first tonight -- a look at the new year already being rung in across the globe. san francicso is ready to ring in the new year. with a fireworks show along the embarcadero. (music) (cheers & applause) 'happy new year!" (music) (old angs eyes..) (music) "katty perry's 'firework" .... >> jacqueline: if you are hoping to catch some local fireworks the weather should cooperate. taking a look to the bay bridge toll plaza of the increase with clouds. satellite & radar showing that this is quickly sweeping for northern california. we are getting a bit of rain that is offshore at this hour. clear conditions in the wake of this system. a narrow band of storms pushing through california. and in the next couple of hours will start to see clouds. in the next 4 hours, some clearing. showers mainly offshore. petaluma, highway 101 but mainly through clear conditions at the fireworks forecast just a few clouds. it will be equal however, with your full forecast, coming up. >> speaking of your emba

kron 4's maureen kelly explains. >> reporter: the idea that watering holes should only serve.beer and winebut not spirts during the big game is being called ridiculous and unneccesary by the american beverage institutea dc based trade group that represents restaurants.. in a statement monday they wrote our restaurant members require servers to undergo specific alcohol training to prevent the over-serving of intoxicated customers.instead of banning or restricting sales, the city of san francisco should focus on promoting responsible drinking among its residents. >> i am trying to start a conversataion that people about social responsibility the mayor - who has stopped >> reporter: short of calling for a citywide ban.says that celebrations that go out of control like the one that happened after the giants won the world serieswhere bonfires and vandalism were rampant. hurt the communityand that both those who drink and those who serve need to be mindful about that. josh bluewho manages a mission street bar that was covered in graphiti after the world series victory finds the mayor's prop

maureen kelly kron4 news. >> pam: still ahead at eight. celebrating the life of dr martin luther king. the local events in the bay area. and how he was recognized during today's inaugural parade. cheering on the 49ers as they get ready to head to the super bowl. how much it will cost you to make the trip.. and later, an iconic video game company filing for bankruptcy. how atari hopes to remake itself to keep up with changing technology. we continue to monitor this breaking news of officer involved in shooting. this is from abc's seven all our helicopter partnership showing you live aerial shots we will keep you updated and be back. >> pam: this is our live picture from oakland we continue to monitor breaking news. this officer involved shooting and we have confirmation that a police officer has been shot in the arm. the injury is a non a life-threatening. police are swarming this area. it is happening in the 1700's blocked of seminary... >> pam: today, americans across the bay and the nation honoring civil rights leader, drf. martin luther

maureen kelly kron4 news. >>> we now know that the man swept out to sea and killed in point reyes -- was from richmond. this is video from sky-7 yesterday -- as the coast guard was retrieving his body. 59-year-old charles quaid was trying to help his wife and dog - after they were knocked over by a wave. he was hit by another wave - and never made it back to shore. the point reyes tragedy isn't the only deadly incident involving big waves. kron4's charles clifford shows us how dangerous they can be. >> reporter: the national park service says that anyone visiting the beach, especially this time of year, needs to keep an eye out for trouble. >> it's a good thing not to turn your back to the ocean. the danger of being hit by a big wave, especially in the winter, increases because of the big swells from alaska. >> reporter: last fridy, a wave swept a father and his 9 year old son into the waters just west of the golden gate bridge, both died.. this is video of the scene taken by sky7hd abc7 news. and on new years days, 59 year old charles quaid and his wife were also caught by waves whi

but we begin in the south bay with maureen naylor and a pointiant story about keeping people alive. >> reporter: outdoor dining isn't that attractive tonight. in campbell it's 43 degrees  and it's expected to get a lot colder. >> this is my baby lexus. >> reporter: today we met this grandmother and her dog dressed in scarves. olivia is grateful that her heater is working now because she rang in the new year without heat. >> i don't want to go through that again. it was pretty cold. >> reporter: she says her hearts go out to people liveable -- living on the streets. such as this 50-year-old. he says his friend died just after christmas in this same camp. >> he just died saturday morning. he has part problems like i did. >> reporter: patrick took us inside his makeshift home where under a blue tarp he watches quintin torentino movies. he was one person benefiting from a blanket give away by a church this evening. among those handing out blankets this 56-year-old church member who himself is homeless. he sleeps in the front seat of his truck where he reads the bible. >> you know for me

maureen, will be sworn in four times in two terms. and chief justice roberts making the mistake four years ago. and the day after in a private service and then tomorrow. for the public certificate anyone any. only franklin roosevelt has been sworn in four times before in the united states history. and roosevelt is elected. and inspect the future. >> you saw the live picture. we saw the president with his wife. his two children and supreme court justice john roberts. the one who is officiate fog. this is a private inauguration. and the official much larger one is happening tomorrow. tori campbell is outside and covering both of those for us. it is only the seventh tomb in history that a president has to do the private swearing in ceremony because the constitution requires they be sworn in before noon. and it happened efficiently. it has to happen by noon. as he is now inaugurated and the official one will start tomorrow. >> we look at the exterior shot from the white house. you must think. and will he bring up of popular issues and we

thank you maureen, and all my [applause] tonight, we can been surrounded by our legislative history that started way back in 1690, ready to do our part to create a more perfect union, and to cement a strong foundation for virginia citizens. more jobs and new opportunities for the attainment of the american dream for the people of virginia. they sent us here to work together on their behalf, and to find solutions for the challenges that they face in their daily life. they sent us here to do legislatively what they do personally in their homes, their businesses, their churches, and schools. that is to act responsibly, to spend wisely, to solve problems, to serve on another, and to make life a little better for those people around us. we don't have to look very far for inspiration from our brave and caring people here in virginia. on october 30, as hurricane sandy'whats rose swiftly, national guard soldiers trudge through high water to clear a path to transport seven adults and a child out of harm's way. another rescue required guardsmen to carry a citizen 200 yards through chest-high water

but we begin in the south bay with maureen naylor and a pointiant story about keeping people alive. >> reporter: outdoor dining isn't that attractive tonight. in campbell it's 43 degrees and it's expected to get a lot colder. >> this is my baby lexus. >> reporter: today we met this grandmother and her dog dressed in scarves. olivia is grateful that her heater is working now because she rang in the new year without heat. >> i don't want to go through that again. it was pretty cold. >> reporter: she says her hearts go out to people liveable -- living on the streets. such as this 50-year-old. he says his friend died just after christmas in this same camp. >> he just died saturday morning. he has part problems like i did. >> reporter: patrick took us inside his makeshift home where under a blue tarp he watches quintin torentino movies. he was one person benefiting from a blanket give away by a church this evening. among those handing out blankets this 56-year-old church member who himself is homeless. he sleeps in the front seat of his truck where he reads the bible. >> you know for me, i

. >> maureen maher is here. maureen, are your interviews going to come into play in this trial? >> they already have. the prosecution had a problem with a detective. the detective has changed his story, the defense has changed their story, so the defense on cross of the detective mentioned that the interview he did with us, he had another story. so he had to admit he was wrong at first. now we may see during the defense that the prosecution that if jody takes the stand, they'll reference and use our tapes during the trial itself. >> all right maureen. good to see you. thanks for coming. you can sigh maureen's full mother is admitting that she lied to police about an attempted kidnapping. she >> it's 8:5. time for news headlines at 8:25. a san jose mother admits she lied to police about an attempted kidnapping. she claimed that a man tried to take her 3-year-old daughter from her arms on her front lawn. but investigators say the mother admitted to making it up after 10 minutes of interrogation. she has a criminal record and could face charges. >>> a 98-year-old santa clara county

kron4's maureen kelly has the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: it was near this ac tranist bus stop outside the bayfair bart station that the shooting happened. you can still see bright orange paint marking where evidence was collected.some on the benches where people wait. this is video taken shortly after the the gunfire broke out just after noon on saturday.bart police say it happened after two groups of roughly 3-4 people got into an argument and then both groups started firing at each other. in the end.more than a dozen shell casings were collected at the scene. at least one of the bullet hit a 50 year old man.killing him.police say it doesn't appear that he had anything to do with the confrontation that erupted so violently. a woman was also injuredshe has been treated and released from the hospital. police say they are looking to talk to herand could not say if she had any connection to the groups who were fighting. one possible suspect was taken into custody.and the search is on for the others. .police investigators asy they are looking at surveilance tape taken from th

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new at 10:00, ktvu's maureen naylor live in the stanford campus where she witnessed opening night of the university's new concert hall. maureen. >> reporter: well frank welcome to the bing concert hall and behind me hundreds of people started filing out from a sold out performance. today we went inside to show you the new facility which just opened to the public tonight. >> reporter: the stanford chamber corral began the first official night of music. tonight everything smelled new as we got a tour. 184 seats filled the oval shaped facility. >> how would you describe it? >> breathtaking. >> the executive director says this was designed from inside out with accusics a top priority. so much so an acustitian tried 19 different times before getting the sound right. >> this was tested, digitally, electronically, on computers and just listen to tonight's mic check. >> ♪ >> summertime and wintertime never sounded so good with accusics a singer called amazing. >> it's registration -- resinant while also being simple, you don't really need a microphone which is great. >> here's the audience

new at 10:00, ktvu's maureen naylor live in the stanford campus where she witnessed opening night of the university's new concert hall. maureen. >> reporter: well frank welcome to the bing concert hall and behind me hundreds of people started filing out from a sold out performance. today we went inside to show you the new facility which just opened to the public tonight. >> reporter: the stanford chamber corral began the first official night of music. tonight everything smelled new as we got a tour. 184 seats filled the oval shaped facility. >> how would you describe it? >> breathtaking. >> the executive director says this was designed from inside out with accusics a top priority. so much so an acustitian tried 19 different times before getting the sound right. >> this was tested, digitally, electronically, on computers and just listen to tonight's mic check. >> ♪ >> summertime and wintertime never sounded so good with accusics a singer called amazing. >> it's registration -- resinant while also being simple, you don't really need a microphone which is great. >> here's the audience

maureen kelly, kron 4. >> reporter: fbi investigators are reached the bottom of the swell. they believe that there are human remains. victims of the speed freak killers. but they say that it is too watered feet deep.they believe 0 ft. deep. and if they believe that there are bone fragments it will still be an ongoing process. j. r. stone, kron 4. >> reporter: this new study published on wednesday in the journal nature is showing that sections have never thought to cause an earthquake. however, they believe that these segments could produce a catastrophic earthquake. what does this mean for the san andrea's fault? i spoke with a geophysicist. and what he said could be surprising. reporting and menlo park, scott rates, kron 4. >> reporter: an oakland, the new bay bridge is nearly complete. it is going to open that labor day weekend and the toll of 41 to add a security system. it would require 175 cameras. the installation would be 30 duggan dollars. their only budgeted at $80 million. coming up a breakdown of those numbers and who is going to pay for it. it was a richly, $8 m

. >> maureen maher is here. maureen, are your interviews going to come into play in this trial? >> they already have. the prosecution had a problem with a detective. the detective has changed his story, the defense has changed their story, so the defense on cross of the detective mentioned that the interview he did with us, he had another story. so he had to admit he was wrong at first. now we may see during the defense that the prosecution that if jody takes the stand, they'll reference and use our tapes during the trial itself. >> all right, maureen. good to see you. thanks for coming. you can sigh aj wo up with ts horrle sh on right sid iense burni sensaon sd, you hadhickenxe, en yosa, yes, i d.irl. d't think ybody er thinks th're goi get shings. but itappeneto me. r re of the side sry, visit shinesinfoom but add some sauce, pepperoni and cheese and fold up the crescent dough...and presto! tuesday night just became crescent pizza pocket-tastic pillsbury crescents. let the making begin here's a better idea. pillsbury grands! flaky layers biscuits in just 15 minutes the light d

maureen kelly kron4 news. >> pam: developing news now. cal-trans begins repairs on the bay bridge. this is video from our helicopter partnership with abc-7 news. you may recall, earlier this month, an oil tanker hit the eastern most tower, on the bridge's western span. damaging a bridge fender. repairs are expected to take about four- months. and cost between two- and- three million dollars. >> rain on the way to the bay area. here's a live look outside -- from our cameras atop mount tam. and in san francsico. i'm here in the kron4 weather center with jacqueline bennet. what can we can we expect. we could use some rainfall? >> jacqueline: yes it has been a dry january. we have not seen much precipitation lightly but that will change. the increasing cloud coverage it will be a bit unusual in this direction. this wider view from cloud coverage extending all the way from the gulf of alaska towards the pot, california coast. emerging from the moisture from the north, the south, towards baja, calif.. if and some showers are possible ahead of this but it looks like the bulk of the rainfa

kron 4's maureen kelly reports. officials ran out of money within the first two hours. >> second one, winchester >> reporter: cars were lining up around the block here at the san rafael police department even before the gun buyback kicked offgetting 200 dollars cash for every working semi automatic firearm.and 100 dollars for others guns like this revolver you see here no questions asked. the turnout was big at all five marin county locations. >> this program has been much more successful. >> some some say they were motivated at least partly by the massacre at sandy hook elementary school. more guns off the streets, less violence. >> reporter: but not everyone. >> they were gathering dust so this is a good way they do not run into the wrong hands. >> reporter: two hours after the buyback began.the county had already run thru the 43- thousand dollars they had raised for the program. they are now asking that people just voluntarily hand in their unwanted weapons.and are also handing out vouchers.which the d-a says he'

and our very own maureen bunyan was the mc. i am sure was a wonderful evening. >> she has been marking very hard on that. very proud of that. >> and now snow to -- and no snow to delay that. >> ramping up our new store march 7. on facebook, i put up are you relieved a disappointed? i think it's 50/50. let me take you down to blacksburg. that is where the snow, 2-3 inches is. you can see the winds picking up there, too./ not foo far -- too far down the road. what is coming next? women get the storms even when they miss us -- when we get those storms, even when they missed us, but cold air follows. tomorrow, it will feel like winter. they can see the leftover circulation for the storm's center. down to our south and rapidly moving out to se. right on the edge. even around spots not too far to the south. winter storm warnings for folks in the lower eastern shore. even in to the tip of st. mary's county. still smelling around richmond. -- snowing around richmond. early tomorrow morning temperatures will be all around the freezing m

. >> more rai maureen fitzgerald e prepared. >> maybe it will make a dent >> as i >> this is not the only one who felt the same way. >> i did not want to break the dollar to pay for it back it is not worth it. >> i am in favor for the environment. >> they should give it to you for free. >> the majority did not mind paying. these people paid an extra 405. >> i did not know. and i leave knew the guy i thought he was joking but i think it is good. no more pet plastic bags. >> is only 405. >> grocery store is are participating in this program. in alameda, kron 4 news. >> catherine: survivors of a weekend bus crash on an oregon highway are collecting their passports so they can return home to canada. today - police officers allowed people to pick up their belongings. which were strewn across a hillside. sunday - their tour bus crashed on an icy road. the red cross says a lot of get on another bus. so a nearby car dealer offered vehicles for the drive home. at least 14 people are still hospitalized in three states. the crash killed nine - and injured 38 others. >> new at 11. a new study sa

. >> i'm maureen umeh. >>> just three days until inauguration and last minute preps underway. >> excitement is kicking into high gear. fox 5's audrey barnes begins our inauguration coverage tonight. >> reporter: there's a different kind of energy in the city already, a whole lot of out of towners arriving for the inaugural festivities this weekend. i interviewed people from san jose, california, to miami, florida, and several places in between and let me tell you they are ready to party. the doors hadn't even opened yet and people were already lining up outside blues alley in georgetown to hear dawn and group in vogue perform. their shows are sold out which is one reason operations director chris ross is loving this inauguration weekend already. >> we had some people came in last night late and they're like we're here from chicago for the inauguration. let's party. so it's starting. >> reporter: this is the first stop on an action packed cross- country odyssey for george nawatha from san jose, california, who is looking forward to the public swearing in ceremony monday. >> i couldn't miss i

kron 4's maureen kelly >> reporter: the idea that watering holes should only serve.beer and winebut not spirts during the big game is being called ridiculous and unneccesary by the american beverage institutea dc based trade group that represents restaurants.. in a statement monday they wrote our restaurant members require servers to undergo specific alcohol training to prevent the over-serving of intoxicated customers.instead of banning or restricting sales, the city of san francisco should focus on promoting responsible drinking among its residents. >> i am trying to start a conversataion that people >> reporter: the mayor - who has stopped short of calling for a citywide ban.says that celebrations that go out of control like the one that happened after the giants won the world serieswhere bonfires and vandalism were rampant. hurt the communityand that both those who drink and those who serve need to be mindful about that. josh bluewho manages a mission street bar that was covered in graphiti after the world series victory finds the mayor's proposal to be a bit arbitrary >> it's not w

>> no. >> maureen maher is here. did she ever confide to anyone about the abuse? >> she did but only to one person and it was in letters back to her mother in mexico and no one knew about those, really, until after she died. >> if someone is the victim of emotional abuse, can they get help. >> what judges and advocates say is you need to keep a journal although many women in this position feel if it's written down somewhere it could be used against them later by the person abusing them. so it's tricky, but it's about telling people and not living in that cocoon, in that environmental. >> and what does the prosecution say was the motive? >> well, it was really she had gotten a job for the first time in 16 years, she was out on her own, she was making a little bit of money. basically she was flexing her independent muscles and he didn't like it and he even admitted to us. it was hard and change to their marriage and tough on them and she made a few friends of the opposite sex so they're looking at jealousy as a possibility. >> thank you. you can see maureen's full r

fox 5's maureen umeh has the story. >> our firefighters are paid to do a job and there's just no acceptable excuse of how this happens. >> reporter: d.c. council member tommy wells is angry, upset that the safety of district residents was put in jeopardy new year's eve when more than 100 firefighters called in sick. wells who has oversight for judiciary and public safety in the district says he met with the deputy mayor, fire chief and the head of the firefighters union friday to try to get to the bottom of what happened. >> we did not have an unusual case of the flu going only through the fire department. this was a choice made by our employees and it was definitely not sanctioned by the union. i've been assured of that by the head of the union. this is something the firefighters chose to do on their own and it's absolutely unacceptable. >> reporter: 11 ambulances went unstaffed forcing supervisors to ask for help from prince george's county. the gap created chaos. a 71-year-old man at this house on 44th place southeast waited 40 minutes for an ambulance. the air force veteran later died o

i'm maureen naylor. tori campbell is off today. >>> we begin with the breaking news out of texas. s.w.a.t. team near houston are searching for multiple shooters at the lone star campus. the north harris lecation has been put on lockdown. there are reports of two people suffering gunshot wounds and others being treated for unknown injuries. a representative says the shooting appears to be between two people. police say one suspect is in custody. apparently, the other was seen running from the school by witnesses. there's 10,000 students sheltering in place. we'll continue to monitor this and bring you any developments. >>> we have details on an undercover officer shooting. sal castanedo has more. sal? >> reporter: well, an  undercover police officer was shot last night just down the street past that oakland police s.w.a.t. van. in the last hour we've seen police making new arrests. this video of officers in front of the apartment building where we saw arrests being made. several search warrants were served on that apartment building down the street. last night's shooting happened

i'm maureen umeh. the deal would delay harsh spending cut for two months, but it appears the house will not vote before tonight's midnight deadline. >> we'll continue to work on finding smarter ways to cut spending, but let's not let that hold up protecting americans from the tax hike that will take place. we can do this. we must do this. >> reporter: though it is down to the wire. >> it's december the 31st! january 1st is tomorrow, 2013, taxes go up. >> reporter: a frustrated senator john kuhn said the senate should have acted months ago to keep the economy from going off the fiscal cliff. >> i just find it really hard to sit and listen to people come up now and wring their hands and talk about gee whiz, you know, i really hope we can get something done here in the last day as we put two people together basically to resolve this. >> reporter: the two people were senate republican leader mitch mcconnell and vice president joe biden who worked the phones late last night and early this morning after talk