but that's it. captioning by captionmax www.captionmax.com >> james: coram, a top stories the cold case murders of four women to from the bay area, the suspect makes his first appearance in court. we'll explain why the police think there could be other victims. >> justine: barry bonds trial continues today we will tell you what's been happening coming up. >> james: president barack obama set to address the nation. >> justine: a look at storm tracker 4 is dry for now. showers headed our way. >> erica: albany, traffic

looks fine. no problems to report. >> live, from the bay area's news station, this is the kron 4 morning news. >> justine: good morning. >> james: wednesday, april 13th. >> justine: are a big story this morning happens to be that we get our first look today of the man accused of killing four women in california some 30 years ago. a 77 year-old man may be responsible for killing two women in the bay area and several other murders across the country. the first name of each edit then begins at the same name as her last name. >> reporter: 77 of joseph nasa is being held without

bail. he's accused of murdering four young california woman. we have a map showing where the victims were found one in marin, 1977, across the bay, 1978, to victims or found it yuba county '93-'94. last year they searched his house and found evidence that they say and intend to these cold case murders. >> during that arrest investigators found adams that implicated him in multiple murders of young women. examination of the items along with the results of a forensic analysis, let marin investigators to connect him with the death.

>> reporter: he will possibly face the death penalty for these charges authorities are also looking into the possibility that he might be responsible for other young women across the country. >> james: we have video of the you're looking at with his home in reno. invest it is found evidence linking him to the four murders. kron4 has uncovered that he is an extensive criminal record his first run and was in 1950 for rape, then he had several petty larceny arrests and convictions in '94, '95, 2003, 2007. live also uncovered details that he once lived in new york. let's the same time in several girls were murdered there. he traveled between the east and west coasts.

you can see on this map the three dates of the murders. four years later that california killings began. in april of 2010 he was living in reno when they say that they found bullets and a newspaper ad for and then both of which are violations. he's been in jail ever since. >> justine: one of his alleged loot victims could be 19 road roxanne, her body was found in fair fox. back in 1977. the marin district attorney says forensic evidence connects him to this murder. the body of another alleged victim carman was founded in 1978. jeff bush spoke with a man

who was living there when her body was found. >> reporter: there were of a murder spread but growing to members of the community reeling over the news of a homicide. >> big shots of the community. they couldn't believe it happened. in this little town. nothing like that ever happened before. >> reporter: he heard about his arrest on tv and couldn't believe a break could be made. >> i don't know how they got him but it's surprising. it's one of the least likely places for murder happened. it's unbelievable, it's a quiet little town. nothing like this ever happened since or before. >> justine: our coverage

continues, coming up we will go to renounce my neighbors were stunned to find about his alleged crimes. >> james: other story, the weather, we do have rain. we will get the latest on that with louisa. >> louisa: starting off with dry weather that is set to change after sunrise. right now shot of the golden gate clear conditions increasing clouds showers spreading suffered as we had to lay morning, and your afternoon. after that we'll start drying out and warming up. sadly, radar of the wet weather stays to the north. -- satellite. future cast,

as we had dared to morning. 9:00, not, santa rosa picking up some raindrops spreading suffered. areas of moderate downpours. -- brings out bird. santhose locats around the bay area are going to see showers even dial into places like redwood city. noon, showers and to remind you in san jose. 1:00 showers will taper off. pushing off to the east. late afternoon in looks like to will start to dry up. current temperatures fairly chilly temperatures in the 40's. 47 san francisco. temperatures of 04 degrees cooler than that in napa. temperatures in the mid-upper 40's and

mountain view. afternoon highs = '60s. fairly cool afternoon. 58 in san francisco, coast ties in the mid fifties. 60 degrees of her san jose, fremont. by tomorrow we will try out keeping a few clouds around friday, saturday you notice a warm-up. saturday only to be in to the mid-70s. seventies around the bay as well. fairly calm, mild through the weekend. now, here is a look at the traffic. >> erica: we do not have any hot spots to tell you about we do have a strong wind advisory for westbound 80. traffic conditions you can see just a couple of cars westbound to san francisco. because of that special

traffic advisory the california highway patrol is asking you drive with extra caution keep both hands on the steering wheel. that's the only problem to tell you about. no promise for the san mateo. western traffic is light. you can see this headlights coming towards the east bound to hayward. golden gate, south bound and nt span, no cars in camera shot uneasy 23 minutes. >> james: of the developing story we're following the jury and the barry bonds trial will continue its fourth day of deliberations today. bonds faces four charges, prosecutors allege he lied when he denied knowingly taking steroids. in the next 30 minutes to

hear more by yesterday's court hearing and know how live reporters at the courtroom to keep an eye on it. if the jury comes back to life in no. president obama will align his fiscal policy. the president said it discovered a speech at 10:30 a.m. that speech will call for reduced spending in medicare, medicaid, higher taxes. house republicans say consider a plan that includes tax increases. republicans have also said they would not raise the debt ceiling without deficit reduction. it is scheduled for a vote tomorrow. of course you come watch the president's address this morning right here in kron4. it's set to start a 10:35 a.m. we'll have live coverage as soon as it begins. we will take a quick

break lou back with more in just a minute.

>> james: welcome back to the kron 4 news. 4:14 a.m. >> justine: did you bring your umbrella? >> james: know. i don't know if i get that much rain that we'll need to gear up for what is it looking like? >> louisa: some people don't want to mess up their hair. bring an umbrella if you don't want to do that but we're talking about late rain less than a 10th of an inch. spherright now we're starting off dry most locations at the san francisco 47 noon, 55, high temperature 58. and looks like your satellite and radar sharing of use hours will -- showing a few showers up to the north.

but still looks like those showers will come down from about 9:00. they're just trying to spread into santa rosa. kennecott, a better chance. 11:00, more widespread rain. even some heavier downpours. in looks like for the most part fairly light rain. winds picking up. 1:00 lingering raindrops. late afternoon into the evening a better chance. this morning cooler temperatures. 44 santa rosa, napa 40. temperatures in the mid-upper 40's. mr. 50s and 60s today. 67 napa and delta. along the coast, 55 half moon bay. 60 degrees

hayward, livermore, fremont. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. tomorrow we will try out, keeping a few clouds around. friday, warming up nicely, green as temperatures back into the '70s. the weekend the '70s. >> erica: nothing major to tell you about here no big accidents, not even install. the only thing going on is a strong wind advisory. issued freer westbound eat your ride. --for your westbound- ft. 0 ride. california highway patrol is that the watch your speeds. san mateo bridge, westbound, very good shape. no promise in the east bound for hayward. 13

men's retained 880-101. -- minutes between. no hot spots to tell you about in the south bay. does taillights heading in the northbound direction, no issues to report. not even a stall. 14 minutes from this camera shot. >> james: new details on the developing story we brought you last night possible hazardous materials build tool alarms indicating a possible chlorine leak. park avenue was shut down as a safety precaution. meanwhile, three kayakers are sick this morning after their kayaks overturned in

the bay. this is video that was taken when the men are brought a short period that happen to rate their at&t park, there was a report of several capsized boats just after 4:00 p.m. after one cat flipped over a second attempting to have overturned. all three were transferred to a hospital. unclear what caused the first overturned. >> justine: new details about the murder of his infant as a teenager, a 15 year-old court is charged with the crime. he was found in the home and saw returns never had the death was initially reported as a suicide but the medical examiner is calling this a suspicious draft. --death. investigators say the crime is not gang-related. a plea

for help in an east bay city after eye rash of violence. two shootings in any act you can see you're in the mouth where there were last met leaders voiced their concerns during their council meeting. kron4 is reggie kumar was there. >> reporter: that police chief ease the council's concerns about the gun violence. the team says they now have an additional police officers patrolling that area so far they say they've made three arrests but the problem they're having is witnesses are coming forward. >> justine: medical marijuana regulation may still be a long way away as the city council stalled on making decisions. the

council voted to establish zoning districts it will continue with the next council meeting april 19th. if you don't live you have to pay more to visit a popular tourist spot. the board of supervisors approved a two year extension of a fee for non city residents visiting the botanical gardens. it is $7 for adults $5 for youth and seniors. the proposal is up for final vote next week. >> james: a quick break, let's go outside less time in shot from our roof camera. only come back the latest and world headlines. all lot of unrest in libya.

>> james: bridge welcome back to the kron 4 news. check, bay bridge iran westbound 80 is moving well just headlights making their way from oakland in to san francisco. the salmon tell bridge also nice, light not a lot of traffic as you make your way. golden gate, easy to you. barely any traffic there. as you make your way, more detailed look coming up. >> justine: international headlines each a prosecutor

general has announced a 15 day detention for the former president to investigate and acquisitions of. they posted a statement today announcing the detention of former president mubarak and that of his sons. the statement says there issued an order to open fire on demonstrators and any abuse of the authority. he was hospitalized on tuesday. libyas anti-government rebels are asking for more pressure on gadhafi's regime. they're leaving with air envoys' after france's president urged nato to boost the tax on gadhafi's forces. peace efforts remain the top objective there's a shift towards boosting the rebels firepower to protect their territory. one proposal

noted calls for allies providing defense weapons. >> james: sphere supporters from the president are being rounded up and killed according to reports from san pembroke. they're reporting kidnapping some young men. people forced from their homes near japan's nuclear-power plant are demanding compensation. angry residents gathered in protest he apologized and promised to do more to help. he said cash payments would be ready as soon as possible. there's going frustration. >> justine: flights to japanese coastal city of sendai are resuming today a little more after a month after they swamped the run was forcing the airports to shut down. their only having

a few daytime flights. japan's leaders are urging citizens to focus on rebuilding. despite delays in fall solving the crisis. let's check wall street, stock futures are up. investors feeling bullish ahead of quarterly results. we're also expecting a new economic data. along with business inventories for february. the reserve will release its beige book survey today. toyota says it will suspend production in april and may because of part shortages. >> justine: facebook may be looking at another lawsuit in new york city man says he'd struck a deal market that entitles him to half of the entire company. he says he hired sector bird to do

cutting jobs and give him money in exchange for 50% in facebook. six years after he filed a lawsuit. new evidence is coming out that includes e-mail's from 2003 and 2004. he allegedly says the site seen little success. he offers to send a man $2,000 funding check back. at the center of the claim is it to page work for hire contract. >> james: we will see how that shapes up. let's go outside give you a quick look as we go. this time from our james lick freeway camera. both look fairly good.

>> james: welcome back to the kron 4 news. developing story 77 your man accused of killing ellis' for women including two right here in the bay area will be appearing in court today. investigators are looking into whether not he has more victims in new york. he's accused of murders that date back more than three decades. he was arrested for probation violation. he is linked to murders in fairfax, court costs at any by county. >> justine: at tax force will be contacting cold case detectives to see if any of their investigations could be linked to him. kron4 is maureen kelly takes a look back.

>> reporter: 18 year-old north carolina student went missing three weeks after arriving in the bay area where she came to study photography. she was last seen in june of 1997 as she left her summer job. search dogs followed% to land's end, no trace of paris from there. it has been nearly 43 years and she went missing, she was working late one night in october of '96, she didn't turn up for work the next day but her car was found in san carlos unlocked with turkeys in the ignition. her disappearance remains a mystery. more than 22 years ago 39 lean was seen walking from school to the ice rink. she never turned up, and then at the tips have panned out. an

aspiring actor she told a friend before her disappearance shoes off to meet a man claiming to be a professional photographer. her case was closed earlier this year at the time they believed ride the ocala to be the rocket.killer. no word yt as the sheriff's department will now look at joseph as a new possible suspect. >> reporter: his neighbors in reno i stand by the news of these allegations. but as kron4 found that they also had some interesting observations. >> reporter: neighbors tell me he's a creepy old man. one woman tells me every time he's to counter house he would walk straight up to her window and begin tapping on that window. she would

come to the front door he would be sitting on the hood of our car. >> reporter: weird, psychotic, unstable. extreme. crazy guy. >> reporter: this woman won't soon forget the man who once lived at this has her former neighbors. >> don't talk to him, don't go near him. he is weird. >> reporter:, posted are signs that say keep out most of the time it was him and his son. they do recall one scene to women at this house. one older, when you're under. >> they weren't allowed to talk or waived. >> reporter: those jurors had the people on the spot are wondering how dangerous this man was.

>> he would come by stop and stereo. then he would drive back to his house. gore and his friend, like everything up. >> reporter: the stories go on and on, one person to me he would use estrogen ever like this instead of keys for his pickup truck. >> james: easter to stay tuned kron4 and are continuing coverage we will have updates of throughout the morning. we will also have more documents on our website. you can find all of that alabama. >> justine: another important thing is the rain lilies is in the weather center tracking at all. >> louisa: hill looks like after sunrise. it might not

be until late morning, early afternoon. showers spreading south toward also getting a bit crazy. after that we're trying had, warming up just in time for the weekend. future cast, as we set into motion by about 9:00 picking up some showers. 10:00, sprinkles of the golden gate bridge. 11:00 it is a bit more widespread. i showers been brought to us moderate downpours pretty weak friend. moving through fairly quickly. late- afternoon we will try to out. rainfall totals by 11:00, maybe a couple hundreds of an inch really not much at all. by the afternoon most locations less than about a 10th of an inch. current temperatures in the '40's. upper 40's and

now on view. same for livermore. mixture of 50s and 60s. temperatures to about 62. it looks like we will stay in the '50s. we will stay in the mid-50s up to sixties in hayward, livermore. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. tomorrow we will try it out still keeping clubs around. by friday, saturday temperatures were their way into the mid-70s those '70s around the bay. sixties for the coast. >> erica: still quiet in the traffic center no accidents. the only big concern is a strong wind advisory in effect for westbound 80. it has been on

the traffic clogs the to advise the watch your speeds driving with extra caution and live look to the toll plaza traffic is building but we are still moving at top speeds. san mateo bridge, bridge check, no problems to report nice, easy conditions. the golden gate bridge says about 101 very quiet. a couple of cars on the road. no problems to report. tracking top speed at of novato past high with 37. crosstown freeways in san francisco look good. no problems at the 1 01 and display it. no delays reported in the east bound direction to the lower deck. if your planning on taking public transit no problems to report. bart is back

open. i man was struck by the rock were stationed. bart is not reporting any more delays. >> james: another developing story the jury in the barry bonds trial will once again be in court today for deliberations. day four of deliberations set to begin today. kron4 has details on what happens. >> reporter: barry bonds arrived in san francisco shortly after 9. he laughed a little over six hours later still not knowing his fate. the jury spent the entire day behind closed doors discussing the evidence never once returning to the courtroom. by the end of the third full day they still had our reached their verdict. bonn faces four charges he's accused of lying to the grand jury when he said he never knowingly took steroids or human growth

hormone. he's also accused of obstruction of justice. deliberations are expected to resume wednesday. >> justine: updates will come right here on kron4. president barack obama will outline his fiscal policy he said this deliver a speech at 10:30 a.m. it will call for a reduced spending in medicare, medicaid higher taxes, lower defense costs. house republicans have warned they will not consider any plans that include tax increases the president's speech comes as they push congress to raise the limit on the national debt. they also said they would not raise the debt ceiling without reduction.

we'll have that speech 40 rate karen www.kron4.com >> james: keep it here kron4 we'll have live coverage of that when it begins. so whenever the president decides to step up their we will go to the >> justine: . coming up we will update to run our weather forecasts. louisa as they're updating the forecast in the west center. a live look in albany traffic is doing ok.

>> justine: welcome back to the kron 4 news. slight chance of rain today. we'll have enacted in a minute. there is a partly cloudy, a little bit warmer. the weekend looks good are ready. upper '70's and to the middle of next week. and >> james: officials are trying to determine if a

tornado did the damage to several buildings knocking down a power line. the roofs of these buildings stripped off. debris all over there are ways. tornadoes sirens did go off. strong storm swept across alabama yesterday leaving quite a mess in its wake. as suspected tornado rolling through parts of florida left behind this mess. the final count twisted and pulled trees in people's back territory that the grant. --read out of the ground. >> justine: police are looking for answers as they say a woman who got into a fight at her home loaded her kids into the minivan and then drove her car into the river. she let her tenure a son out of the van who ran to get help. the woman, a to europe, a 50, 11 months old

all died. >> james: a new study that says even though billions of taxpayer dollars have been spent on prison systems ex- con and not getting the rehabilitation they need. more than 40 percent are committing crimes after they been released. about 43% of convicts released or back behind bars within three years. the percentage is only slightly less than a similar study in 1999. he may be able to hit the jackpot washington d.c. is becoming the first jurisdiction to allow internet gambling. officials are not sure when the gaming will begin. one estimate says it could bring in around 13-14 million deer of dollars. >> justine: post menopausal women might want to eat an apple a study shows a

hundred and 60 women away the dried apple or a print daily for a year saw their cholesterol barack drop by 23 percent. even those these women did add to under 40 cals to their diet they also lost an average of 3 lbs.. >> james: we will take a break, much more straight ahead as we go reminder of a programming change to dacron will air nbc programming while the giants airs on nbc. we will follow that up with the evening news at 10:00. unbelievable deal. [ chuckles ] well, gotta go. but wait -- there's more... [ female announcer ] go to the website below today and get high speed internet

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arraigned today. investigators there looking into whether not he has more victims in new york he's accused of murders dating as far back as three decades. he was arrested last year that's when authorities say they found evidence linking him to the deaths of multiple women. >> justine: the jury in the barry bonds trial will continue its fourth day of deliberations. bonds faces four charges, prosecutors allege he lied when he denied knowingly taking steroids. a third count alleges that bonds lied when he said that no one of the then his doctor ever injected him with anything. the fourth is obstruction of justice. >> james: president obama will outline his policy to turn around the nation spending habits he will deliver a speech around 10th 30 our time. it will call for reduced spending in

medicare, medicaid, higher taxes, lower defense costs. >> louisa: starting off try this morning, as we headed to the next couple of hours a chance of light rain clear shot of san francisco, increasing clouds this morning, temperatures holding steady into the forties. storm tracker 4, showing you what's going on pretty calm. as we why did it out, watch to the north we have some showers and shaves heated for-- associated with the north bay. 9:00, a few sprinkles. 10:00, the showers spreads out. even down to places like red red city. 11:00,

the best chance of more widespread rain. notice all of this yellow it shows as moderate downpours. we could see heavier downpours to the napa but, vallejo, concord. heavier rain around noon time. 1:00, a bit more spotty. we'll stand a better chance of staying dry. in terms of this totals, were not talking about much. once most of the rain has passed less than a 10th of an inch. 48 month view, 45 san jose.

east bay, temperatures will stay at 60 degrees. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. tomorrow you don't need those umbrellas anymore. friday, saturday looks nice. temperatures into the '70s. >> erica: no big hot spots to report for your ride around the bay, our only concern is a strong wind advisory in effect for the bay bridge, westbound 80. traffic is good to go. no problems are delays. san mateo bridge, no traffic advisories, traffic is building in the commute direction. less space between cars, drive times up by one minute. 15 minutes between 880-101. sucked

bound 101, very quiet. no problems to report. >> justine: thank you, wildlife experts have asked city officials to hold a meeting to discuss some mountain lions, a mountain lion was spotted monday and lighnight. >> james: and illegal dumping is the big issue for a lot of neighborhood around the bay. the killer of the bat in one part of san francisco. stanley roberts has more. >> stanley: 100 there's times, that is the estimated amount of trash dumped on bayview streets. to give you an idea, 13 0 t be the equivalent of 65 cars to run away. at the same time. 50 t was dumped here,

including this pile that weighs approximately 12 t. it appears this was the work of more than one person because of the randomness of the trash dumpster. one was half roofing materials, the other stuff like a motorcycle helmet. one wall that i fed the name end and address on the prescription the label dating back to 2007. several city dump trucks had to be rerouted to help remove the trash. all at the cost of tax payers. this time investigators may have caught a break, a video camera may have captured illegal dumpers in action.

san francisco, stanley roberts, kron4 news. >> justine: milpitas, governor brown signed into law a new standard for renewable energy, 3032 mandates that 33 percent of the energy needs must come from renewable resources like solar, wind by the year 2020. unless for renewal energies likes and power. >> this plant in milpitas which rededicate today will manufacture enough panelists every year to supply 25,000 condoms. this is tremendously contributing to reducing our demand for imported oil. >> reporter: the new governor was given a tour

of this solute pulp manufacturing. it has created 100 new jobs. >> james: now, here is gabe slate, with some tech news. >> gabe: in view of that the video camera consider yourself lucky, flood is going away. no more will be produced. it's a small device that records video to a built-in hard drive its affordable 12-$200. so easy to use. that is the most popular video camera in the united states. it was on track to be the highest selling in 2011. cisco does not see a profitable future for it. they brought here digital two years ago for $590 million. they certainly believe in it then. another shutting it down. smart phones are growing at a

really smart face near record 80 video. everyone has a smart phone, why would they carry around a flat. cisco fills the flip is becoming obsolete. ok, they're probably right, but not everyone has a smart phone it still seems too early to kill it. it was one of the last gadgets that was dedicated. the flip just recorded video. simple, easy to use. that made it easy to up the davidians he shot www.youtube.com, facebook. in the ec to e-mail. it will continue to exist says cisco. hopefully they will keep them running because i know people will keep using it. if you don't have one, i recommend he by one before they run out. i bet a year from now i will do his story. gabe slate, kron4 news.

>> james: we'll take a quick break, back with more in a moment. here's a quick look outside, this time you take a look at the james lick freely camera. traffic is coming out fairly well. a full .

>> justine: sacramento mayor and former nba all-star kevin johnson attended the meeting pleating the city to keep the king said. ironically tonight is fan appreciation night. >> erica: coming up solemn

mourners big top story including a break in the case of several cold case killings. president obama has a big speech today will carry that live for you right here on kron4. watching the weather as rain is on the way. a live look at sat, san mateo bridge, the area, mark, james, louisa and myself will all be right back.

>> darya: good morning, 5:00 a.m., the top stories 77 year-old joseph makes his first appearance in court after being linked to the murders of four california women. >> mark: barry bonds trial continues today, fourth day of deliberations getting underway. >> darya: president barack obama expected to address the nation today. we'll have live coverage.

>> james: storm tracker 4, live in a tree shows rain to our north. we will talk about it in detail coming up. >> george: bay bridge, and light traffic clear not tracking any problems or hotspots complete check straight ahead. off >> mark: we begin this hour with the latest on taste serial killer. -- we begin this hour with the latest of a serial killer. investigators are looking into whether joseph not snaso hs more victims. authorities say they found items in has from linking him to the desk of " multiple women. " >> during the rest investigators found items by mr.naso that implicated him

in multiple murders of young women. >> mark: link to murders and fairfax, you're born in county. >> darya: police are looking to weather and that he killed three young girls in new york state. the same time around than a tender or and to 11 year-old girls in that area were murdered. there were known as the double the initial murders because of the victims had matching initials' for their first and last name. including one girl who had the same name as a victim in california. he traveled between there and the west in the early 1970's but they found no other evidence tying him to the case. we'll take a look at his extensive criminal record coming up. >> james: falling weather, five or 2:00 a.m. here is a live look from our golden

gate camera, and i slate red. light weather. it is expected to change as we had here at the morning. scattered showers spreading game area wide. breezy, the winds are picking up. you probably heard overnight. then we will try things out. that is an overview of the headlines. storm tracker 4 not showing any activity. we have to pull it out a little wider. we do expect the southern portion of this trend to pass to the bay area. but about 9:00, future cast we see rains in the north bay, if 10:00, the entire north bay is dealing with it. parts of the peninsula. the cold front, the showers pushing on through with pockets of

modern rain activity. we could see an occasional moderate downpour. nothing too tense. it will make our morning ride a little bit wet. by noon, manley pushing to the south. 1:00, most of the showers at of area. your morning ride you could need the windchill to rikers. 47 san francisco, 48 in my view, 45 san jose. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. as we head towards the weekend of the tryout, warm up, temperatures in the '70s by saturday, sunday. good morning george. >> george: great start to the morning commute, no hot spots to track if we did we would start with those.

westbound, very light. as we start our bridge check with 80. continuing on highly-92 very light conditions for the westbound dry. surprisingly so. 101 southbound is problem free. no delays across the span. an easy ride in. >> darya: the jury and the barry bonds perjury trial continues into its fourth day of deliberations. they will get back to work, bonds faces four charges, prosecution's alleging he lied and he did knowingly -- when he knowingly take growth hormones. fourth charge is obstruction of to justice. kron4 is dan

kerman will be in this morning. >> mark: president barack obama will outline his physical fiscal policy. it will call for reduced spending in medicare, medicaid higher taxes on the wealthy. lower defense costs. republicans have warned they will not consider any plan that includes tax increases. it comes as the ministration pushes congress to raise the limit on the national debt which is now approaching limit. republicans have also said they will not raise the debt ceiling without reduction. as far as the spending bill, it is scheduled for about in the house of representatives tomorrow. the senate could vote later in the day are on friday. you come what the president aduaddress this morning at 1035 a m. we will

cover live. >> darya: we will be right back with the kron 4 morning news, weather and traffic in just a few moments. you could feel a few raindrops today we're keeping an eye on the storm in the bay area but it is a little one. golden gate, traffic is nice, light, no one is on the bridge.

>> darya: welcome back to the kron 4 news. 7 and jerry brown is expressing optimism that he can get garnered support attacks extensions despite months of failed attempts. the $13.5 billion generated would be coupled with more than $11 billion in spending cuts passed last month to close the $26 billion deficit. not a single republican has agreed to a ballot initiative. student and faculty are preparing to protest budget cuts. they say they will be

devastating to higher education. their rallies, marches, it teaches plans. the csce and university of california stand each of news and lease $500 million in state funding. possibly more if voters do not approve those attacks extensions. >> mark: bart has a surplus, passengers could see cleaner chains, more reliable rides and escalators. according to the examiner the surprise could be as much as $20 million for the upcoming fiscal year. with the extra money the engine see plans on investing in long-term projects. a down day yesterday in the wall street, stock futures are pointed up investors are felling bullish. the numbers are beating wall street expectations also expecting

new economic data. along with business inventories for february. the reserve will also release its beige book economic survey. to weather will suspend production in april and may because of shortages following are the massive quake and tsunami in japan. >> darya: here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. we do have a light rain off and on, mostly in the north bay and a high of just 62. things warm up, a few clouds in there for toman friday, saturday, sunday we warm up. the sun is coming out. we'll be right back. [ male announcer ] how do you say...

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>> darya: welcome back to the kron 4 news. developing strength and 77 year-old man who is accused of killing at least four women in california including two in the bay area will be arraigned today, joseph naso

and extensive criminal record, kron4 has learned that does for the throne in will always in 1950 for rate, he had several petty larceny conviction in 94-5, 3-7. we've also to cut and saiduncovered it knows that he lived in york on the same time several girls were murdered there. he traveled between east and west coast during the '70s. the three dates and the new york writers, just four years later the california killings began. police say they have no evidence and leading him to the killings. dna did not match his dna. in april of 2010 he was living in reno when probation officers find bullet and a newspaper ad

for a handgun in his home. both are violations. he's been in jail ever since. coming up, a reaction from joseph's neighbors in reno. plus cold case detectives could be investigating whether not saso is linked to other unsolved victims. >> mark: now, here is a look at the weather. what you think about rain? >> james: is going to be late but you may see a dropper to in the north bay. a cold front begins to make landfall in california. we will soon man, there's not a lot going on. by the time it gets to our area we expect to be relatively light. 9:00 a.m. as the time mr. to see sprinkles. as we a chance the clock you will see that

front pushing on through. by about 11:00, you will see the wave of what weather pushed on through. total accumulation is a kind of an inch. -- is about an inch. the bulk of it is tercets by noon, at 1:00 breaking up, 3:00 mostly gone. that's the way the rain is looking. it should be very late in nature. it will make our morning commute potentially damp. temperatures this afternoon, cooler than yesterday. this across the bank. 60 oakland, 60 their word. east bay 59. that's the way temperatures are looking, extended forecast, once we get past the drizzle this morning things should start drying out, warming up.

we'll have more weather coming up in just tell little bit. >> george: as we continue to track like commute no hot spots bridge checked, bay bridge, westbound traffic is still very light. all the approaches looked good pyriphlegetho good.. the volumed dramatically in the westbound direction. much more than normal. no problems are delays. the commute to the golden gate french, 101 seventh front is an easy one. their in the middle of reconfiguring all lanes, adding the fourth lane. public transit, a

strand is out on time. catching, bart or ordering the crumbs. >> darya: new details about the murder of a teenager and san francisco a 15 year-old boy is charged with the crime expected in court today. he was found sunday at the home in the silver terrace neighborhood a was reported as a suicide but the medical examiner is calling it a suspicious death, traces of the year accelerant course, discovered near his body. three other teens face charges of arson and conspiracy in connection with this murder. 15 remains at large. the crime is not gang-related. authorities have released the names of two people whose bodies were discovered inside a home. city tier of frederick and orinda. they were found dead

from gunshot wounds. police did not release them motive, they say they have an ongoing investigation. >> mark: we will be right back with the kron 4 morning news, weather and traffic in just a few moments. coming up ran after the break some signs of recovery starting to show in japan. details ahead.

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>> mark: falling the latest set of japan, people forced from their homes are now demanding compensation. the president apologizes, promising to do more. he says cash payments will be ready as soon as possible. there's growing frustration with the new killer crisis that began last month. the

evacuation zone has been extended to some villages 20 mi. away. france's across the city of sendai are resuming today a little more than a month after tsunami swapped the runways. the airport is now handling a few days' time fights. the reopening is a boost for recovery efforts. japan's leaders are asking them to focus on rebuilding. >> darya: anti-government rebels are asking for more pressure on gadhafi's regina. this meeting comes on france's president bearish pitched near to this attacks. well that peace efforts to remain the top effort there appears to be a shift towards trying to boost their rebels are firepower. one proposal

noted by italy calls for a our eyesallies. 15 date attentin for their former president to investigate accusations of corruption and abuse of authority. the facebook page or roasted a statement saying the attention of former president mubarak and his sons. this damon says the ongoing investigation into the orders to open fire on demonstrators and the abuse of our stories for gain. >> mark: following the latest in the ivory coast and now that the president has surrendered. we're getting word is that supporters are being rounded up and killed. krishnas are reporting the kidnapping of

young men and peacekeepers are collecting and burying bodies. >> darya: we will be right back with the kron 4 morning news, weather and traffic in just a few moments. one of the big stories we're following a serial killer pardon me an alleged serial killer makes his first court appearance this morning plus a reaction from his neighbors on murders that happened in the bay area. we will be right back with the kron 4 morning news, weather and traffic in just a few moments. . we're watching whether as a cold front approaches. we will track the storm coming up in a minute.

>> mark: top story, a 77 year-old man accused of killing and least foreign women. including two in the bay area will be arraigned they're looking into whether jos said nasa has more victims. he's a accused of two victims. -- joseph not so. they say they've found items in his home leaking

into the deaths of multiple women's and also was linked and many areas. his neighbors are stunned at the news of the allegations and they also had an interesting observations. >> weird, such product, unstable. the extreme. crazy. >> erica: heard remark there was there's a girl staying with him and then she disappeared. it's just termer. >> he would come by, stop, stereos. then he would drive back to the back of his test. so in his barn, block everything out. >> mark: at task force will be contacting cold case detective to see if any of their open investigations could be linked to joseph naso. >> reporter: 18 year-old

college student kristin went missing after three weeks in the mirror and she came to study photography. she was last seen in june of 1997. search dogs followed% to land's end. no trace of car was found there or anywhere else. it has been nearly 15 years since a woman went missing from a belmont software company. she did not turn up for work the next day but her car was found in san carlos, unlocked, keys in the ignition. more than 22 years ago in 198913 year-old eileen was last seen walking from school to the dublin ice rink. none of the tips that came in how the handout can read --. 1979 no woman

was found strangled. she told a friend she was off to meet a man claiming to be the professional photographer. her case was closed, at the time they believe this man to be the culprit brought the, zero killer on death row. he will not be charged in the deaths because of insufficient evidence, no word yet if the shares department will now look at joseph not so. maureen kelly, kron4 news. >> james: more newsom and now want to weather, and i on rain to our north. a live picture from our roof camera, let's go over what we are expecting showers beginning in the north bay slowly spreading some of the word. then by the afternoon things will get breezy. warming up even as we head towards the weekend. maybe

some morning sprinkles. drive out by the end of that date. nothing is happening currently, we will pull it out a little while, -- wider. a cold front pushing to the bottom edges will start to appear in the bay area. santa rosa light showers, as we advance the clock, he will see its stake further to the south. 11:00 over the heart of the bay. pockets of moderate rain activity. they could be heavy at times. most of this will be relatively light. not looking for more than a 10th of an inch. by noon, heading down towards an essay, when a clock most of the bay will be clear. morning, early afternoon and spent. evening ride, nice, drive. currently mild, 48 santa francisco, -- san

francisco. five degrees cooler than we were yesterday. once this cold front passes we don't have a lot behind it. high pressure over us, bringing us a really nice weather into the weekend. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. conditions are drying out, warming up. temperatures peaking inland at 75 degrees. 5:34 a.m. check and your commute. >> george: no problems, no hot spots. light traffic for 580 and highway-4. checking the bridges, as we give you a project to ride looks good. westbound to the bay bridge still pretty light. no delays no backups. also the san mateo is an easy ride for the westbound commute. the interchange

with 92 and 101 is our light commute. an easy ride not only across the bridge but a few the county. between the line and the great. bart is on track and, catching no proms, these chain is moving was >> darya: this morning president obama will outline his policy to turn around and that spending habits. he is expected to it served his speech at 1035. he will call for reduced spending higher taxes on the wealthy, house republicans have warned they will not consider any plan that included tax increases. the speech comes as the administration is pushing congress to raise the limit on the national debt. republicans also said they would no thenot raise the

debt ceiling. the senate is voting later in the day wore on friday. we will cover the president's speech live this morning at 10:35 a.m.. >> mark: medical marijuana or regulation meet still be a long way in san francisco. they're capping the city's crackdown in the process of selecting those collectives. they did go to establish the link and zoning. they can only now be in industrial areas. this discussion will continue in kron 19th. if you don't live here you will still pay more to visit tourist spots. clearer proving a extension for a fee for residents. the fee is $7 for adults, $5 for ususe and seniors.

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>> james: clear conditions for now, that is going to change a light showers and breezy conditions set for the morning hours first in the north bay. once the cold front passes we will dry out. temperatures a good five degrees cooler than yesterday. dry, mild we begin a warming trend as we head towards the weekend. >> darya: elsewhere, alabama they're trying to determine if a tornado is what hit several buildings. you can see the damage and figure out if there was a tornado by looking at the pattern of damage. sirens

went off before the winds ripped through the city's downtown area. a strong storms sweeping across western alabama. when they see think was a tornado roll to parts of florida leaving behind this mess, its twisted, pulling trees, and that of the ground. several lines were down, the customers in the dark for hours. >> mark: police in new york are still looking for answers after a woman got into a fight at home then loaded her kids in the family minivan and drove into the hudson river. if she let her 10 year-old son out, he ran for help, the woman at 2-5 year-old boy, an 11 month old girl found dead. we'll be right back as the kron 4 morning news continues right after the break. ♪ let's go out to the dmv

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many 7 year-old man joseph nall also will be arraigned in court today. -- joseph not so.naso. >> darya: this jury in the barry bonds trial will be back at it again today for day 4. they'll be in court at 830 this morning resuming their deliberations as they did all day yesterday trying to decide whether bonds is guilty of any of the charges. is also an obstruction of justice charge. president obama will align his fiscal policy with a speech to the nation. it will call for reduced spending in medicare, medicaid and higher taxes.

we will cover live. >> darya: a skeleton of the weather. >> james: the north bay would get the biggest foes of the drizzle. live picture at of walnut creek, it is a dry start, a little cool. 47 in concord. for 60 to the expected high you are a good two-four degrees cooler this afternoon and yesterday. it is all part of the system coming through here. storm tracker 4 not showing any rain at the moment it's still to our north. as that cold front slowly makes its way most of the rain is to our north. we have high-pressure keeping the ball at raf the we will get some drizzle primarily in the north bay. 11:00 we will see the rain over the heart of the day that some expect to see the heaviest

rainfall. even by 3:00 once the system is ever area these are were expecting 4 storm totals, hundreds of an inch. it is a late start to say the least. here's where we are temperature wise, 48 degrees in san francisco, 47 concord. after 40-low 50s. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. once we get past the drizzle and shower we see things drying out and warming up. every day we add more and more toward temperatures. inland to 75 degrees, plenty of sunshine. high pressure over the bay area.

>> erica: great commute, not tracking in the hot spot. >> george: bridge check, at the bay bridge, it is an easy trip here. no proms reported on the span. the volume is building on the right side of restraint, towelettes of cars heading from hayward toward san mateo. -- taillights. completely clear of any problems light traffic in both directions. the upper east shore freely looks good, the centers for 101- 280 bus rides running at the limit. >> justine: new numbers into the newsroom about how we spend our money in march,

more last month but most of that had to go for higher gas prices. retail sales increased for the ninth time in a row. you're now up to date. >> darya: eight protesters arrested after taking over an abandoned building in san francisco. these people are protesting what they sarah in adequate resources for the homeless population. -- and they say. new details on the developing story that we brought you last night, east bay a possible hazardous materials bell, to alarms. it indicated a possible corinne leak. the fire department is now determining the severity.

>> mark: 3 kayakers are safe after their tags overturned. --their kayaks overturned. the fired from a received a report that someone saw several capsized boats after 4:00 p.m.. after one kayak flipped a second factor helping to write the first overturned. all three transported to the hospital. they're ok. a plea for help and in the space city after a rash of violence to shootings in antioch on the sycamore drive area last night city leaders voiced their concerns about the shootings. reggie kumar was there. >> reporter: the police chief east the council's concerns about the gun violence in the sycamore drive area that she says they have it additional

police officer patrolling that area. so far this cheeses says they've made three of us. the problem there having is witnesses are not coming forward. >> darya: we will be right back with the kron 4 morning news, weather and traffic in just a few moments. let's take a peek at the golden gate bridge, if we look to the north san rafael is 45 degrees currently. 57 from the hive. a programming note to tell you about, this wednesday "minute to win it" at 8:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. will be right here on kron4. and then the kron4 news will be at 10:00 p.m. we'll be right back. [ man ] i got this new citi thankyou card

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dried apple they lost an average of 3 lbs.. >> mark: is an transpose playing last night, one of the big plays leading off the seventh, they wanted scoring the go-ahead run moments later. the giants take the second game of the series beating the dodgers 5-4 extra innings again for the jays in chicago four hits, scoring a run. to run homer for oakland it was not enough to get the win white sox hitting a second homer with two outs in the 10th inning that led chicago 6-5 over the a's. >> darya: they are playing baseball in japan, the season had been delayed because of the tsunami and a slew of earthquakes that the country has been dealing with, now they are bringing back for many it's a sign that life can get back to normal. the opening of the season is dedicated to the

victims. the opening game, usually they play that night under the lights but they both agreed to play during the daytime for electricity. that deadline for the kings, this is in the dreaded for months that deadline has finally arrived at the kings will host the lakers and tonight and what might be the final game in sacramento the government begins its annual meetings tomorrow where the kings owners joe and gavin are expected to make a pitch to move the kings to anaheim. mayor and. they will plead the city's gays to trent keep the kings. tonight is an appreciation night ironically. >> mark: we appreciate you both were right to leave. we will be back in two minutes. as quick.y

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