kron4's dan carmen has some new information to tell to report tonight. >> reports say now there's a be on lookout for a dark skin or african-american male with a back pack and black sweat shirt. according to authorities, this person could be a foreign national. he could have a possible accent. they said this person tried to get access to restricted area of the boston marathon shortly after the blast he was denied then put on his study and moved away from the area. they believe this person may be involved in this. that is what police are doing now. they are putting a be on the lookout for this person. at the same time, we have told that there have been several persons being questioned. but at this point, no one has been identified as a suspect. >> pam: our special coverage of the boston marathon bombings will continue. you kids should count yourselves lucky. we didn't have u-verse back in my day. you couldn't just... guys... there you are. you know you couldn't just pause a show in one room, then... where was i... you couldn't pause a show in one room and...i'm talking to myself... [ ma

dan carmen, kron4 news >> pam: a number of the nation's airports are beefing up security here in the bay area, kron4's terisa estacio is as san francisco international airport were law-enforcement was offered today >> here at s f o r for this spring into action after getting a call for heightened security because of what happened in boston. take a look of this video, this was shot dead monday afternoon. you can see a bomb sniffing dog checkout trash cans. the officer handling the dog said there were told to move quickly. shortly after the bomb blast in austin, tx 8 officers were called out, looking out for possible suspicious activity. an officer with sfpd here at the airport told me that everyone on staff has had their shift extended for at least four hours. now, no flights here at sfo were affected. there was a short alert to the restricted flights from logan airport to boston but a duty agent said that did not affect any sort of san francisco flights. travelers said that by and large, they feel safe to travel on this day, but certainly what has happened in boston is affecting ever

dan carmen kron 4 news >> police say three men one of them carrying a gun into a store or around 845 while it was still open, and they broke into a display cases in the dree department dropping a hammer and appear at hearings on their way out the door. the getaway car was found to a mall would half a mile away. >> workers with public services are taking part in a sympathy strike. in fremont justine waldman kron 4 news. >> twitter music with a hash taxable torture is a torture music is a stand-alone entity is like a new video service. very much integrated with tortured it is a free service to use like torture. >> jacqueline temperatures in the '80s for much of the bay area and a sunday afternoon but we will stay cooler near the coast line. temperatures widespread in the '70s by noon and a few 80 sprinkled and for the 3:00 hour. let's take a look 81 in sunnyvale, 84 san jose 80 in concord 81 in livermore. '70s and the dow and the peninsula. '80s for the north bank and one law for the next several days including monday monday will be our day for peaking near '90s for valley superior >>

dan carmen, kron4 news. a line >> pam: police are offering a five -thousand dollar reward. for leads to the arrest of a man accused of molesting a 7-year-old girl in oakland. it happened on 10th street saturday afternoon. this is new surveillance video of the suspect. police say, the man entered a home, posing as a plumber. >> you can see the suspect walking down the street. when he was alone in a room with the seven- year old girl. police say, he began to molest her. and the girl screamed for help. soon afterward, the man then ran off. authorities later discovered the suspect was seen earlier that morning around the building. the suspect is described as a white male. in his fifties. six- feet- tall and 160- pounds. with light brown hair and a white beard. tonight we're learning that the bay area gunman behind the shooting of two santa cruz detectives was allowed to resign from the military instead of face a less than honorable discharge. jeremey goulet's criminal records show investigators found probable cause to prosecute goulet in 2006 after being twice accused of rape,