>> earthquakes! hamid ripple 4:08 p.m.. with a 3.9 earthquake just a few minutes later. rob fladeboe is reported on what scientists are saying. >> this is a section of the sun andrea's faults that it is creeping. >> seismologist, says that this section of solemn andrea's fault was this recent is the son andrea's fault is creeping. san andreas >> is with this creeping low material. with small

patches and of high friction. everything around it creeps. and it loads and lets out these small tremors. >> 30 aftershocks with the 4.5 earthquake. the good news for residents is it that all the recent seismic activity is not going to be a precursor. >> and if you have a friend in that area? with large pieces of that son andrea's fault accumulating strain and ultimately creating small earthquakes. 37 year- old hayward man. his teenage son is in custody. 15 year- old shot his father in the head, yesterday. this happened on gadding road the

boy ran away but was found, rested by police on hamer explained. . and the motive is still unknown. if that boy has been arrested nearby. >> and if a burglar with a string of brake lines. this happened on monday. the victim,-break-ins. --and they are working on a police sketch. ed kimberly sakamoto is showing us with google earth. and cheryl circle near pleasanton the sports and recreation. several of these have taken place. i let me show you on google earth. this attempted burglary happen on a cheryl circle. it would not release the exact address because the investigation is still

ongoing. monday, 10:3:00 a.m. he was startled by finding a hous---the burglary on the second story of this house. he was rounding our third drive. near arthur drive. it used k-9 unit, and unable to find a man. and if they are finding that if this month a burglary and others in this area recently are connected [music]. ] >> and you can see the lingering activity to the south bay. and with light activity missit-50-2 in napa. and through hayward, still 60 degrees in san jose. we're going to be seeing

drier air. and with light precipitation to the bay area. with patches of dense fog. in accumulations along the coast. and in the afternoon, the temperatures are going to be warming to the 60s. this warming trend will continue for your weekend and details on that coming it. coming up. >> the rest of wirthe reservoire east bay it is just being careful about when it this water is released. >> the rain is more of a flood control situation. november, we were fall, and we came out of that drought one year a co. and we are in a holding pattern. if we get any more water between now and the end of the year? we're in good shape because we are considered full to the brim. >> and caution, it only

takes a few short dramas to lower those reservoir levels. >> short-months. >> and with working crews are advising commuters. there could be video of high tide, the difference of how bad it could get for drivers. and past, they've been a stock with high tide, heavy rainfall. and the and the recently-stock caltran will shut that lot for one of week. >> and a major fire at a truck stop. in wesley near sacramento early this morning. these flamed discord market, restaurant, sandwich shop. no reported injuries. >> to teenagers died. when they tried to swim in her frigid waters. and two of them were able to get to the

other side suffering from hypothermia. the other two did not make it. there were trying to escape after a botched burglary attempt at a nearby home. >> a developing store with san francisco police are saying that a man were shot, killed in a restaurant. polk and gary street 4:201 the responded to gunfire. when the responded. and they discovered the body of amanda with it a shot several times and he is dead. the gunman, the body of a-that mad, and also, here who that man is dead. he is been shot several times. we will continue with updates on this. >> headlights = north.

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>> the new head football coach at stanford. and with the move of the previous coach to the 49ers. vern glenn family affair? >> absolutely, tyrone, and he was in the audience. to usher david shaw for the stanford cardinals. and that they certainly got their man. david shaw is the son of william shaw. for the last couple of years his spend on the terrific offensive staff. and the a certainly glad that was able to follow the footsteps.

>> jensen said is that i am going to go in and possibly get a job in texas. and i did have a great time. >> and he said you know, there is a school no. i cannot say. but perhaps there also might like me- north. >> and i wish you the best, success and that stanford job. and let us sit down and talk! [laughter] >> and please to doppler with my emotions lot >> and that is the one a game-do not play with my emotions [laughter] >> and that is one where he wanted to come back and coach of the is the top doc. >> and how does the team feel? >> and 16, 17 cheering him on. >> could! >> and walking into the athletic director, the rock that is could! >> great. >> that is good. >> in spring training. and

the san francisco giants are on sale. february 25th against the arizona diamondbacks. it is also including a march 7th rematch against the texas rangers. they lost to them in the world series. s r o, or the cross one equals $9, 21. >> big problems through australia. we will have the latest. in just a few minutes.

[music] >> showers are ending, to the south, and tapering off with dryer air. through california. and not a lot of rainfall. it's the north

they saw the most. with several inches to petaluma, only to-one quarter. and less. further south, a spreadsheet to the south bay. it barely, registering anything. further to the south bay. the fog is developing to the bridges and overnight. temperatures with mild, 40's, overnight, and most of that sunny skies in the afternoon. 50s, low 60s. fog will return friday night and a saturday morning. the fog tracker 4 with widespread but all of that moisture. the fog tracker will see peninsula, nothe north bay, and all of this calls that it is peeling back at 9:00 a.m. but i think it might stay longer through the delta. however, by 12:00 p.m.-noon mostly sunny with the fog writing the coastline.

attempts to more afternoon, nice, mild, sunshine. the 62 degrees, 55 degrees in the san rafael. in the san francisco/richmond willi have th see breezes. and through san jose, and if you're going to the sierras? mostly sunny skies. and clouds will move in, overnight. sunshine, author of the weekend, friday, saturday. temperatures of the upper 40's. and that storm could be clipping tahoe with a 40 percent chance of rainfall. and to take a look kron 4 7 day around the bay off fog tomorrow, saturday, temperatures are also going to dip down on that saturday. and with increasing cloud coverage. and as we go towards next week it will be a nice full down with 60s. >> dozens of people are still missing in all strata. flooding buried through-

australia. brisbane, and several homes destroyed. and there could ignore first look at what this left behind. commercial and richard smith knew that going home would be difficult but they are still s shocked. --michelle- smith. this brisbane river is swallowing yards, homes, front yards all of it is underwater. nothing is not appreciated. >> look! thank god this is still here and with one year, took his renovation of this dream home has been ruined. >> and other people of lost their businesses and homes and emergency workers and the military are looking for bodies. 30,000 homes have

been inundated in the area the size of germany, france combined is underwater. and if there is a pilot. helping rescue volume--many people, excel rating but he came home to found his home flooded. >> devastating to see. and it is the worst thing i've ever had to do i have never been so emotional. >> and in brazil, a huge death toll from but slides. they are saying that these walls of mud are not surprising that 400 are killed. many wall there were sleeping, with these models lights and through real. many were there were sleeping, with these momus

slides to jonathan blum will show us that our weather is cutting warmer, colder, more violent! >> tornadoes, heat waves. >> 100 degrees, flooding, freezes, 2010 was an extreme! and the significant weather of events was a record snowfall and the seattle, and with 113 and the los angeles. 2010 will be one of the top 25 years and a tornado. minnesota has 104 twisters, a new record. >> colorado have the most destructive fire. 15 server homes and $200 million in damage. 1500 homes in colorado. , and with the coldest winter, and the hottest summer. mississippi,

rhode island it doesn't set a high temperatures. 20 more were well above normal. dozens--had a high temperatures. with washington, idaho, did not have a significant difference. jonathan blum. >> 2010 and a bright spot. no hurricanes. >> and with a check on your snowball-snowbomb and 2 in. of fresh powder. with a 59 in. base. and the sugar bowl has a 79 in. base, no fresh powder but most lives are open www.snowbomb.com. com we will be right back

gabriel slate's tech report >> new of medical technology

coming to the market. this is called the do over fertility. with 12 months, or their arm back. the sensor will read your body 20 times a day. and they can get their money back if they do not get pregnant. and they are showing in the day on what to conceive. and the studies and the u.k. that it seems to be working with one the third using this for six months, or water. and it is sending information to your doctor via the web. and people are troubling with conception? >> and also other gadgets. the are at a health care summit in san francisco this week. and the strategy board is putting on future health mission. they're in town to show emerging health-care

technologies. >> this is helping stop the spread of breast cancer. it is around the lymph nodes. and the alarm goes off? this could be coming to 2012. it is 15,000 is so it is something that you could see in a doctor's office. >> fascinating prototype, a diagnostic biochip. to use your mobile phone. off infections? st. and a user could put a small sample of year-end--sample. your sample would interact with medical software. >> then you will immediately receive an electronic print out of your diseases. we are linking diagnostic, biology, with the power of mobile technology.

>> that should be on the market within five years, no price, yet. gabriel slate's tech report >> free facebook publication, could change the with the positions market themselves on-line. and kimberly? >> and if you were a musician? you went to my space. it now, facebook! now, this is a free facebook application called impulse. for musicians to use facebook. they can listen to songs, and directly. and with twitter, and also to purchase trucks and the albums. without even having to leave that page and purchase-audial digital trucks. songs-- >> and it is still cloudy. and the rain has tapered off. warm, dry air. your

details coming up the news at 6:00 p.m. is coming up, next.

>> three different arrests, with one big break. kron4's dozens of homes details. less money, and your officers, how major cuts have a antioch police and changing how they fight crime. >> and the nation's is a final farewell to the youngest victim in the arizona of shooting. gifford shows were recovery. >> she is becoming aware of her surroundings. >> the world weather took a toll of the economy. >> of a developing story. >> tonight, a developing story in san francisco. a man has been shot and the gunman is on the the run.

reggie kumar is a live. >> ready? >> pam aide active seen at this t/coffee house. they do not know much but the us this victim was followed in side armed with a gun. the victim was shot and killed. investigators are looking for the man that was armed with the gun. we only know that he is a white male, 25 years old. we do not know if this restaurant had surveillance inside. and i heard one investigator telling another investigator to hcheck with the hotel. at the mark hotel. if they believe they might have surveillance camera. and they have captured this incident or at least the suspect fleeing the scene. investigators are still speaking to witnesses. i

spoke with one person and that they believe it was an argument over a laptop. however, no confirmation. live, reggie kumar. >> 3 arrests, with violent home invasions in oakland. and haaziq madyun >> they were fast. there were purple. they're very intimidating. >> -portal-- >> and these three suspects, the reporter will--and with the oakland police have targeted asian americans and hispanics exclusively in march- november of 2010. >> it appears the there were just driving through with victims of opportunity. >> jason pit >> the gun was to the back of my head and where is the money? >> through the time and laurel district they went through this a real several times and why asian

americans and latins with the targets. >> we never got the answer to bat for possibly the language barrier. >> and anthony pat saying that the immigrant community banded together to help catch the suspect. >> block by block, they turned and dis terrorizing this terrorism group. >> antioch, more cutbacks. maureen kelly explains that six officers could get cut. >> the police chief is going to a restructure the department to keep as many officers on the streets. their response to 911 stays the same ad that the five investigators to be getting back into uniform and into patrols. with your detectives it will take locker to investigate criminal activity. and if

the department will also have to shut, narcotics unit. and bob was still investigate. and while there was still investigate, they will spend less time product of the looking for them as they continue to pick up a off other cases. and it will continue to keep violent crime as the top party and also non-violent property crimes. top priority and cases with no leads and little chances of getting solved could get suspended. >> jobless claims are up. they jumped last week to the highest level in months. recent--recent retailing jobs have been lost. and those for low paying jobs. christine connolly has been digging through. in and telling us more about this dismal.

>> there is a silver lining. today, the federal reserve chairman said the outlook economic has a bright future. still, the economy is not growing fast enough to add an off as we need. the latest numbers from labor department, 4500 thousand initial jobless claims. that is the highest number that we've seen since october, 450,000. 450,000. >> and wonder why this spike? >> yes. and it is because watching the stock market. up, down. overall, it seems like the number is stabilizing. >> and with more jobs being advertised. perhaps it is not what jobs people are

looking at? >> yes, the jobs there or added in 2010 that let me show you that they found that 60 percent of the jobs added in 2010 were and relatively low paying irina's or with just minimal benefits. or low-paying- areas. with leisure /hospitality. and 116 k = retail. and that averages $ 12. and difficult for the bay area cost of living. >> thank you, christine. >> with dry weather expected. will talk all about it coming up in just a bit.

>> of local experts are showing that the real-estate market >> and hosting the america's cup and the financial impact is starting to create a boom for real estate market. and terisa estacio interesting markets about what is the? >> tidbits as far as what a windfall this is going to be for san francisco as well as the bay area. and having the world cup will be such a windfall for the city and specifically in regard to the real-estate market. and here is how. and with pure, of this complex right off of the embarcadero and near this-pier-and even cure, 27, pier, 29 will be race- central. and what local real-estate agent is on this america's cup organizing committee says that total. having the national sailing race will bring $1 billion! >> and will be an amazing benefit because first of all, with $100 million worth of construction on the waterfront on the fifth piers and also, 2000 people moving to san francisco for the amount of two years. the working crews, their families of these boats. and also, there's children will attend the schools and to spend money. and the consecutive two summers, july, august, september, literally, hundreds of thousands of people coming to the bay area to watch these races culminating with the america's cup.

>> and it is not just san francisco that will benefit. >> with everybody coming to town of the will be interested in it sailing them, then use. you can look at the bay from a million different spots. >> and it will bring in over $1 billion! >> and independent economic analysis identified 1 billion of $400 million worth of economic stimulus. 1 billion400,000 therese is touo come on kron 4 news sfax big. hot. pastrami. don't dare call it a cover band -- unless you're talking about covering freshly baked bread with layer upon layer of flavor-packed pastrami.

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>> the august victim of terrorism a shooting is laid to rest-the youngest victim. >> colleagues describe the august moment when gifford

open her eyes. >> and when she opened her eyes, it was about five times. >> and police located a black bag that was carried by loughner are. >> today, the smallest coffin (bagpipes playing) christine of green was born september 11th. the daughter of los angeles scott greene, the granddaughter of yankee's/mats telescreen issue wanted to be the first to play and a major leak. had and dallas green was her grandfather. yankees/new york mets manager. she

wanted to be the first one to play major leagues. it-- >> and we do not want people to forget her. >> and with shooting the, attended the funeral and they were wheelchair. and the anti-homosexual message to friday's funeral for a federal judge john role. >> and jared loughner is being held in a federal prison. a u.s. marshal says that he is refusing to talk. david gonzales says that the 22 year-old since in his cell with a smirk on his face. and it is as if nobody is worthy of him speaking to. and near his home, the teenager from a black bag filled with ammunition. the fbi is examining it for

fingerprints/d n a. >> and the father said that the off her left the house with the black back after an argument here. >> and with the senator's news continuing to be encouraging with her husband pictured here, who is an after no astro not-and ths incredible progress in all of a sudden he picks up his blackberry. and this is really incredible. the one person wants to honor her by changing the seating. that democrats and republicans should sit next to each other instead of across from each other. >> and an invitation to president obama bto was

refused by john dinn--boehner instead attended a social event. >> world wet weather feld and georgia, rude'roodsroads are littered with abandoned cars. and through rhode island, hundreds were stranded, businesses, schools have to clear use. in 2 ft. in sections of connecticut. the drivers try to navigate through treacherous conditions as they tried to clear the snowfall. and with schools,

businesses shut down and the national weather service says to-3 in. per hour! >> the eastern storms had a big impact on the economy. you remember these pictures from 2-3 weeks. businesses lost millions of dollars and shoppers decided to stay inside and airlines took a hit when cancelled flights. >> old man winter has been flexing his muscles. storming the u.s. and a fragile wothe, marie wheron shay ground. , and with as normal economy, normal expansion, this would be nothing more than just a blip on the radar. however, in this type of the economy it can make or break. especially businesses that holding on it this long. >> impact, widespread with airlines being hard hit.

with 1700 flights canceled. have according to research firm. retail traffic has been down a 11 percent compared to the same one week ago. read to run traffic is expected to be down 7%. and also less money to spend whatever home heating bills. wages will take a hit. >> people that work in those places they did not mto not-need as much staff. >> and with analytics of other products have, stores will have 60% boost wifall 16% boost in sales of warm weather a year. reuters-- >> it is already warming.

and this will be nice, sunny, and through this weekend. saturday, 66 degrees, inland! the seven day, it will cool down as the storm passes to the north. outside, the stormtracker 4 radar showers have tapered off. going south, through lingering shower activity but now, dry conditions. a few areas have mist and the fog tracker is showing that it is no widespread fog with plenty of moisture. and that fog will form easily, tomorrow morning. and it is scaling back by 9:00 a.m. and one the delta, inland, could be a lingering longer. by the afternoon we should be seeing mostly sunny skies. attempts to be warmer out there tomorrow. 62 degrees in the santa rosa, 62 degrees in concord. the four

degrees and napa 54 in napa, 60 degrees in redwood city. 61 degrees in san jose. if your going to the mountains? a great weekend, the trucks should be smooth. sunny skies, and we will stay mostly sunny through lake tahoe. and also saturday. temperatures will be produced in warm conditions. kron 4 7 day around the bay with the warming trend continuing on a saturday but it will stop on sunday. and increasing clouds. a nice rebound, with 60s, in the will stay for the rest of this week. next week--stay with us fornia should be proud. 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...

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now at 6:30, our top stories. more news crews, more stories. here's our top stories. >> san francisco police officers are out at pulka/a. gary witnessing this active crime scene. this video is showing that this shooting capita 4:30. police are not saying much. a man walked into this country shop. a man followed him. and then shot and killed a first man. fed at this point investigators say that they are looking to see if there are any businesses that had surveillance video. we still

do not know if the coffee shop had a surveillance video. and i did speak to the witness outside the restaurant and they say that they heard it was an argument over a laptop computer. police have not confirmed. also several businesses in this area of. they heard the gunshots but they did not see anybody running out. at this point, still searching for this gunman. a live in san francisco, reggie kumar. >> a major home invasions real work targeting asian americans. >> 24 invasions in the six months. criminals kicking and doors of emigrant families and guns and their families. >> 132 counts against those three defendants, combined. haaziq madyun

>> in antioch of budget cuts made for the police department to lay off six officers. if they cannot meet an agreement by january 21st. the chief live to shut down narcotics unit and put investors back into patrol. so the response to 911 voca not be effected. investigators--would put into patrol would be put into patrol so not compromising the response time to 911. >> the fire department called out at this middle school. and a private contractor is set out the front poison. if and tough onl mi >> no-trump drug charges

against no drunk driving with a plot alcohol test were inconclusive test. >> blood. three weeks ago, that the council and was doing 80 in a 65 and added that he field field sobriety tests. failed field support detests. >> field sobriety tests, he failed those field sobriety tests. >> and with researching that jobless claims are up! with 450 from this month. and christine connolly, kron 4 news. >> menlo park, the view is a

geological survey they are keeping close tabs on a spike of seismic activity. thus on andrea's fault with moderate magnitude of 3.7, 3.9 and wednesday evening. with the 30 aftershocks resulting in this 4.5 earthquake. 6 mi. south. >> and r pier 27, pier 29 are going to be race central. and the international sailing competition begins in march. we are learning that it is going to be an enormous a bowman. >> with complexes like this one, enormous boom thousands of construction workers spectators come in for the event. and therese selterisa estacio >> with our big weather story. warm, dry air.

showers tapering off. and try right now, and as we go overnight. dry right now-- and with widespread fog, patchy, inland. we're also going to see coast will see warm and clear skies. with 55 degrees and the son of a vital commodity for degrees in the san francisco and also 54 degrees in san rafael. kron 4 7 day around the bay these warming trend will continue into saturday. with morning fog on a saturday. sunday, a bit of a cool down. and with increasing clouds. a nice rebound with temperatures in the 60s. >> now, to the gabriel slate's tech report >> some glimpse into the

future to will show you some new medical technology coming to the marketplace. this is a fertility device. pregnant in 12 months, or their money back! and as for gathering fertility data and sending it to their doctor. feel the internet. and it is in the uk. and it is sent to their doctor-be of the internet. v f using the internet. and this is expected in the u.s. and it will cost $1,000. >> this, and other gadgets are being shown at this future health board in san francisco. to show emerging

health-care technology. >> this is a device that can stop the spread of breast cancer. and it can locate lab notes that could be cancerous and if this goes off? this could be to the u.s. in 2012. however, expensive that 15,000. >> and the prototype, a biochip. self diagnosis. of any human sample, and this will connect to a miniature usb port. and with the soccer used in your smart phone. a software package, and in its electronic readout. and we are linking diagnostic, biological technology with mobile

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>> a new proposal. with leashes. golden gate recreational area and banning other parts. with chris field, ocean beach, jensen, and vero beach. and this begins on friday, the final decision to be coming next year. stanley roberts takes a look it some dog owners are doing on one federal beach on this edition of people behaving badly. >> this is a violation of a federal leash law. in one section of ocean beach all the dogs must be on a leash. from july 1st-may 15th. and

if this section area they cannot run a free because of an endangered. calls this is a real home. and this area is known for a in danger of bird. if that is nesting. endangered--and these dogs will offset these nesting spots. and if you're having a difficult time? take a look at this. already attacking in injured bird. and it is not the endangered bird although it is still a bird. and somebody decided to ignore the federal leash law. ocean beach, stanley roberts, kron 4 news. off

>> if you have an idea? peoplebehavingbadly@kron4.co m >> gary radnich is up with stanford's new head football coach. and >> i want to be free. just me. >> you are in for a treat! the a cappella, talk of the town. and gary is up next, do not move. >> right now on kron 4 you can look at the stanley roberts people behaving badly. and with the conference to welcome to san francisco as he talks about the city's live laws. and with a video report on the bay-area idifficult parking and with the abandoned christmas trees in walnut creek. www.kron4.com

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>> to save the last dance. and you dance. >> you can smile. to help you do not forget. who is taking you home. darling said the last dance for me [laughter] >> and the old white guy for tonight sports [laughter] stanford did not go far. 38 year-old david shock will replace the current coach. with offensive coordinator,- david shaw. and the nfl background eagles, readers, ravens, and 20 recruiters are going to be visiting campus. and for vern glenn

the insight. >> do you know that a high- powered david shaw was the architect behind it. >> outstanding. >> phenomenal! in a box, and with a ribbon on it. and we are going to get back to work. >> and planning for bill walsh and his father was william shaw. >> we have been playing so hard i know that this is the place where you want to be. >> i cannot put a number on where i want how i feel, this is phenomenal. this is what i've been wanting since the day i always have wanted says the day i started coaching. if >> and he says this is the

top five. >> palo alto vern glenn >> and here this is for david shaw. and something to welcome dave. >> off crazy shoshaw and john fox, out of work. john has been hired of of john elway for the new denver coach. and after going 2-14. pat shermer has a relative fritz shermer is the new cleveland browns coach. offensive coordinator. and when we return, something different but also very entertaining column from the stellar performance. 61

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>> 30 years off for how long? >> i want to be free. just me. and easy. i am easy like sunday morning. >> the great jerry lawson and you have been performing for 61 years! >> if you were only five years old? [laughter] >> that is right [laughter] >> and with 61 years of performing. 40 years with the persuasions. and now

come with the bay area. >> and you are so familiar with the entertainment industry. and jacqueline, is like the young people. and they have to think that you have to be young. >> and we have survived, with being, a cappella. and that is what our show is all about. >> and a cappella. >> and why don't we hear something? this is from 1974. degree persuasions the great persuasions. >> when i feel blue, and when i need you here in the night. hold me tight. whenever wi need you, i this dream, dream, dream.

>> jury in the red suit to do you still have that? >> jerry--[laughter] >> and how do you hook up? >> it was divine intervention. they said that they wanted a needed a lead singer. and just be careful when you ask god for. >> and no in show business. that i am better who said that? >> nobody! all [laughter] >> and what he's going to hear jerry? >> mercy. >> yes, yak, yak.eah, yeah, yehi

love you. but i have to stay true. and my baby is on my knees. and i don't know what this is. i don't know what you do when you do it well. i am under your spell. yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, please release me. please release me. >> you have blown off the roof off. and where else for

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