day in the florida primary. we are tracking the results. [music] at 5 tuned disturbing sex and bondage accusations against a southern california elementary school teacher. the public-school teachers under arrest tonight after police say he molesting students in the classroom during school hours. grant lodes is gathering information on the story and joins us live in the studio with the latest details. >>reporter: horrifying avocations and the police say they have all the information they need to arrest this 61 year-old. photographs were turned over by a film processor after seeing pictures of kids with their mouth taped in eyes blindfolded and with live large cockroaches on their faces. he worked at an elementary school in an unincorporated part of south los angeles is mainly hispanic and lee said the

children never came forward because they thought their teacher was just playing a game. the charges involve 23 boys and girls ages 6 to 10 from 2008 until 2010. a search of his home reveal more than 400 pictures some showing him posing with the students in sexual bondage positions and other showing him out with his arms around the students or hand over their mouth. they face some of the girls pictures were holding spoons and cookies with a white liquid on them officials believe it was the teacher's seamen and the children consume it. he worked at the elementary school for more than 30 years he is not married and is not have children of his own and he had a clean record. the community that he has served for three decades is done. >> i am angry i am sad. >> this is an unfortunate incident that has happened at our school that i want to express my deepest sympathy

for the victims and their families. >>reporter: he was arrested last night in his home he is being held on $2.3 million bail he was fired from the school after an investigation began in january of 2011. >>reporter: hundreds of occupy protesters were arrested last weekend and they face a judge today, nearly 400 people were arrested during the protests. you can see some of the people arrested in this video. at one point this was violent with vandalism and clashes with the police. several were hit with stay away orders all in an attempt by the city to prevent these feature demonstrations. >>reporter: this is one place where some protesters will not be able to come. we are here frank ogawa plaza and as you can see behind me this is where city hall is. we will take a camera over

here, more importantly this is the plaza were so many protesters in the occupy oakland meat and they call this general assembly. we have some video to show outside of court, processors showed up to be processed. cameras were not allowed to record the proceedings but inside, protesters appeared before a judge and several were charged with serious crimes of vandalism and felony assault against police officers. 12 received stay away orders by the judge, that means an addition to frank ogawa plaza, they're also told that they cannot come near the oakland convention center. protesters claim that this move is unfair. >> i was arrested for the 409 failure to disperse. >> i was arrested in front of the ymca and then along with 400 other peaceful

protesters. >> i think it is wrong because the main place we have our facilities and our meetings are in frank ogawa plaza and if people are not allowed to be dead and how can we vote and have freedom of speech and freedom of assembly? i did not think they should be able to say who can and who can not create in a general assembly--cannot participate in a general assembly. >>reporter: late this afternoon hundreds of people showed up, right now, according to the district attorney's office there are 15 stay away orders and again, you are looking at a live picture of the plaza. that is the latest from oakland city hall i and teresa estacio with kron4 news. >>pam: oakland police chief says he is in favor of this

daily orders and adds that they are an important tool in keeping the occupy protesters in mind, here is what he had to say. >> absolute is the one tool that we've used to manage the situation long-term because this is a court order we will be forcing the orders of the court in order to keep away there are substantial penalties for violating those. we intend to use those very effectively to manage this situation. >>reporter: when it comes to the use of force by police during a recent demonstration, occupy protesters claim they did nothing to provoke opd prior to this, but however the oakland police chief says that he stands behind officers' actions. >>reporter: smoke grenades, teargas and been bad round all use by local police during the recent occupy oakland process. but she says that they did with they had to do. as her

>> force was appropriate and necessary in order to protect life and property. when the crowd starts throwing projectiles bent our officers are remarkable to defend themselves. >>reporter: we have learned that a complete develop information prior to the process that the clear them for the possibility of violence. >> leading up to the attack but was a lot of information about the tone and demeanor of the crowd on saturday. it was built as a come out and be prepared to resist, be prepared to defend yourself against the police. that is something that we have not seen the level that before. it was clear to me just based on some of what i hear in the officer's account, people were organized and prepared to advance and russia are line. caddis something that we have not seen before. >>pam: and 15 year-old boy suspected of killing his adoptive parents will be tried as an adult officials

released his identity today. he is accused of killing his foster parents, these are their pictures. their bodies were discovered in a car outside of their home in oakland on friday. an arrest in the cold case murder, 47 year- old william payne is under arrest for killing a man in san francisco back in 1983. he is accused of killing at nicholas crumbly who was 41 years old at the time investigators say they use of dna evidence to find this new lead in the case. tonight the oakland city council will decide how many of the layoff, what services and programs to cut. tonight, we have learned that certain jobs and programs may be saved. then term is live outside oakland city hall with the latest. >>reporter: some good news

for certain programs, this meeting is getting underway in about 20 minutes and as you know, the idea here is that the city faces an $8 million shortfall for the current fiscal year. in a $20,000 shortfall for the next fiscal year. now the mayor had a proposal, that proposal called for reorganizing the city. it calls for merging various apart--departments to streamline the city and it calls for an elimination of 109 jobs 89 of those are filled. and it calls for a cut in the variety of programs fundings. but tonight we are learning that tonight this mean they will have a alternative proposal that will save some of the funding. what kind of things? funding for the zoo and children's fairyland. we are also talking about two in an arc in symphony funding, and we are talking about saving neighborhood services coordinators. >> there still will be

over 50 layoffs, you're still hurting people it will still cut services. our goal was to cut fewer services on the street that people actually see like this do-- zoo and cut more internally. >>reporter: we do not know what those other cuts will be if you say those programs you have to cut other things that the proposal and we are about 20 minutes from this meeting getting underway. last week's meeting was interrupted by the occupy oakland protesters we do not know if they will be here for this meeting, it they will disrupt the meeting or if it will continue on. we do have to send in these budget cuts have to be made by february 1st and that is tomorrow. according live in oakland city hall and dan kerman with kron4 news. >>reporter: mit romney has cleared the letter of the florida primary. who are

looking at a live shot of a room filled with mit romney supporters. they're waiting for him to take the podium to give his remarks, surging is mit romney and fading is new gingrich, he is coming off of the south carolina primary win, but mit romney at last check 60 percent of the precincts were recording, they disclosed about 10 minutes ago, 5:00 p.m. our time and money had 40 percent and the vote compared to newt gingrich at 41%. it is a clear victory for mit romney in florida and that is the very latest. i am grant lotus live in the kron4 newsroom. >>jacqueline: and live look outside from our roof camera, we see cloudy skies through much of the bay area, temperatures will it be kept a little more smiled. into tomorrow, the showers are looking unlikely. but we have this scattered showers that will

continue into the early afternoon. here's what the current satellite picture looks like. queasy some sun breaks down in the south bay caribe also see some for the inland valleys. lesser and the is affecting temperatures. it is a member for places like livermore in san jose where we actually see the sun. publicity is only 49 degrees, 54 and navato, and 51 in oakland. we will see showers as we get into tomorrow morning. now we will tear rainfall totals and snow in the sierra coming off. >>pam: a terrible accident at a construction site and a worker is buried alive why he should not have it on the job in the first place. and imagine being in your bedroom when a car crashes to your walls. here one man's unforgettable experience.

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excluding a new threat has moved to the forefront. the report says that i ran has changed its calculus and the rulers including their supreme leader are now more willing to conduct an attack in the u.s.. in fact they may have already tried. last year, the justice department charged eight passes-- charged a texas car dealer who try to blow up a subterranean--trying to blow up something. diane feinstein 9, the chair of the senate intelligence committee says that there is another threat closer to home. the report calls them a to be, for home grown

violent extremists. last year federal agents say they discovered a new plot about every two weeks. since the hearing last year, there were at least 20 individuals arrested in the nine escaped. they're resting on terrorism related charges and 17 different investigations. >> they include a saudi arabian students in texas allegedly plotted to blow the home of former president george w. bush. a florida man that bought materials for a car bomb and two men in seattle that allegedly wanted to blow up members of the military. the report cites a third threat with yet another acronym that stands for a computer network operations. hackers in russia and china are repeatedly trying to gain access to american secrets. unaffiliated groups like anonymous and fbi director robert miller told the committee that he predicts cyber security will eventually become the

number-one threat against the u.s.. >>reporter: by comparison al qaeda has lost a lot of momentum and influence since the death osama bin laden the report said they have been unable to attract strong leaders. >>jacqueline: a live look outside from the golden gate bridge this afternoon, we have cloudy skies and the picture is dark and cold. let us to give the storm tracker for radar. storm patras--storms are passing through the north. marriage is getting the clouds and cooler temperatures right now but it is possible we will get a little of the shower activity rolling through in the overnight hours. here's a look at tomorrow at a glance. temperatures will be kept a little bit more mild to start the day tomorrow. will be slow to warm as a result by 3:00 p.m. it will be clearing possibly. temperatures will still stand a '50s. take a look.

>>jacqueline: by 8:00 a.m. it is moving along the coastline into san francisco. rainfall totals are not expected to be substantial. after the rain rose through into the afternoon, we're looking at hundredths of an inch of rain. up in the sierra it may be 1 in. or 2 in. of snow. we will see snow all the way down and it will bring some cold air with it. snow levels will drop the may be 1 in. or 2 in. at the max. into thursday and friday, we have mostly sunny and warmer conditions that will prevail. here is a look

in your extended forecast. we'll keep fog in the forecast after tomorrow and thursday and friday morning will continue to have our sea breeze win but that will start to back off of you will get the one dry air filling in. high pressure is setting a begin keeping us dry into the weekend and temperatures in the low to mid 60's. >>catherine: a connecticut man woke this morning to the sounds of police sirens, a big chase and then a huge crashing sound who happen next, he'll never forget. you can senior, and suv in his bedroom part of it landed on top of him it took firefighters an hour and a half from the man. all-star the when the driver refused to pull over leaving him on a chase after the crash he ran off and still hasn't been found, the homeowner is in the hospital tonight. the occupy protesters in washington d.c. are not moving they were nice was recanting in the public square last night but this was the scene. small animals

and the florida everglades are disappearing at a shocking rate in this the reason why, a new study says pythons and anaconda's have been mating like crazy eating everything in sight. animals like opossums, raccoons and they're getting harder to find. the problem began with pet owners released the snakes into the wild. more news coming up after the break.

>>pam: and then stabbed and navato bus stop police say the man was standing in the street with stab wounds in his back. he was taken to

the hospital and arrested for a control suspect-- controlled substance. police want to make sure that stabbing was not gang- related. none san paulo an accident happened due to a result of a police chase. there were no major injuries. and members of the south san francisco salami plant will pay hefty fine. back in 2009 there were fined $700,000 for two weeks in their refrigeration system they also agreed to spend $6 million in upgrades to prevent any of these things happening in the future. we will be right back.

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>>pam: these pictures are ariels from sky for the contractor is accused of ignoring rulings from a building inspector to stop the building. this was the man that was killed he was identified as a 39 year old of hayward. he was buried under an avalanche of soil as he worked at the bottom of the trench. as rob

fladeboe reports state and local building inspectors are now piecing together how this all happened. >>reporter: work with the media was allowed past the gate here where the accident occurred. and inspectors continue to investigate why this contractor allegedly kept on working in the rain-soaked ground even after he was ordered to stop. phone calls and e-mail to the contractor will not returned. that order to halt construction on this 5800 square foot home was ignored. this is a shock to be chief milpitas building inspector. >> he was issued a stopped yet he continued on the site correction is needed to make sure the side is clear before going back to work >>reporter: here is what the job site look like with success in retaining wall collapsed on saturday to to

the days after it is that doctors dismiss it is doubtful workover because it was issued unstable. from treatment >>reporter: is arraigned in the trenches were about 12 ft. high. the inspector said it was not as able to work there. >>reporter: his family said you was a hard-working man they had no idea it up and she was issued.--and had no idea that they this issue a stop work order. >>reporter: a spokeswoman for california osha says this investigation could take months if not weeks. it

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manama three years ago this week in a newly elected president obama face the american people and me since i cannot turn this economy around in three years i will be looking for a one term and we are here to collect. you know the results, it has been 35 months of unemployment above 8% and under this president more americans have lost their jobs and more foreclosures have occurred in under the administration of any other president in history. in the last 10 days, i met with a father who was terrified that this would be the last night and his family would be able to sleep and the only home that his son has known. i met seniors who thought these would be the best years of their life and now they're worried today about how to make ends meet. i met some hispanic entrepreneurs and thought

they would achieve the american dream and now they see it disappear. in the state of the union address the president actually said let us remember now how we got here. it did not leave is a president, will remember exactly how am i here, you won the election. >>reporter: you are looking live in iran in his victory speech he has been declared the winner of the shorter primary, as we come back out now, it is important to note how important this victory in florida is. allow people say florida is representative of how the nation will vote. mitt romney is now a certain front runner to go up against barak obama. take a look at the numbers, this with about 70 percent of the precincts reporting. you can see how convincing this victory was mit romney has now won new hampshire, florida, but mit romney is the clear front runner and we will have more updates

throughout the night. >>pam: kaiser hospital nurses are on the picket lines again. this was their rally in oakland. this was the second 24 hour strike in four months. a similar scene has been playing out all over california. maureen kelly reports today's actions by the nurses is in solidarity with other unions to. >>reporter: drivers honked their horns and solidarity as kaiser nurse is joined in a civic the strike. as many as 70,000 of their members were in--expected to march. in northern california that union has been in contract talks for about one year.

>>reporter: kaiser permanente say they provide high-quality health care and the only health plan to receive a four-star rating. >>pam: on nine people were arrested into brawls early sunday morning to people were hospitalized and police

officers or injured. walnut creek police say they will increase patrols around the area starting this weekend. the city is also working on an ordinance that will crack down on bars that over serve alcohol. one owner says that the problem is not entirely the bar. >> we do not necessarily over serve, people over a drink. we facilitate people coming in and having a good time. >>reporter: the bar owners say they want to work with the police and the city council they are discussing ways to monitor themselves to keep the downtown areas safe. an admissions officer has resigned at claremont college over falsifying the entrance exam scores. the school's president says that the officers inflated scores for incoming freshmen since

2005. if a composite score on the scholastic aptitude tests were exaggerated by 10 to 20 points. those scores were used in various comparison in colleges all across the country including the u.s. views and world report's the prestigious race in the school was listed ninth among the u.s. liberal arts colleges. >>jacqueline: we have seen cloudy conditions throughout the day. the storm is passing us through the north i will have more details coming up. ♪

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>>stanley: at one time people tapped into the power at this building within the state turn the power off. you may be thinking in these these people have a home, but the fact is this is a property and the people that live here are doing so illegally. they pry open the exit panels that retrofitting bay area bridges. a special unit of the california highway patrol called the state security patrol and allow me unprecedented access to the area and trust me i have more things to show you in the upcoming editions of people behaving badly. in san francisco i am stanley roberts kron4 news.

>> today we are starting off in a little bit more week. we have world demand and that is in little bit ify. healthy banks and healthy lending = a good economy. >> and now since 2006 you and i were talking, and 6.7 percent, you're over year it has been a long time. it is now six years and only invest from 820 to 60 and you hope to retire after that. these are rough numbers, still lot of foreclosures. and it's what i think no one really cares about in washington d.c. this just reflects the deal. they reflect the

politicians seem to be taking care of themselves. >> another loser is california. >> remembered the couple of years ago we had the i owe you situation. we are looking at that situation all over again. instead of saying i owe you, we will say let us issue more debt. california has been having a lot of problems with proposition 13. >> i am peeking ahead, now why is bryans' the crest of a big winner? >>vern: he has $300 million in bane capital clear and it will to live it, he is keen and with kardashian during the may deal with clear channel basically he is a voice for the next 10 to 15 years may be 20 to 40 years at this time. it is

interesting he will work for clear channels this is bad news for local radio and television because people like to have him all the time in multiple markets and multiple people like yourself and myself will push out of new year's eve gig and stuff. >> you wonder what is chiefly because he has a hand in everything. >> he may be disney's very best invention every year. >>jacqueline: taking a live look outside from our roof camera with a cloudy conditions through san francisco and through most of the bay area. these clouds will help keep us in little more mild overnight. it is possible we'll see some light showers at the head into tomorrow morning clear yet--now let us taking the did the future forecast. we see the rain near the north bay coastline continuing through the morning commute. the rain is

getting into san francisco. it is not very widespread in not very heavy in. this will continue into the late morning and early afternoon this a few areas of spotty light rain. only expecting a few hundredths of an inch of rain. >>jacqueline: into the afternoon in the fifties and low '60's in the same deal for tomorrow. we have a couple low sixties in the south bay and even the north bay it is even cooler with 54 in san raphael and 55 in san francisco it is possible that we could see a little bit of snow out of this system pushing in but not

much. one to 2 in. of fresh snow may be pushing it into tomorrow afternoon but we will see cooler air filtering in with the system you will notice temperatures overnight dropping back to the low 20s and we will see dry conditions once in pushes through. clinchers in the afternoon start to one and redeem them warm air back in. interest in friday will see that fog ring around the. as the we'll be able to keep this going through friday morning and into the woods and we have sunny skies and have a dry pattern stay with us we'll be back.

>>pam: firefighters are injured while battling a blaze in florida. here is today's edition of taking the cactus. >>kimberlee: that brush fire started yesterday in south florida the kick back up

again this morning. this blaze is happening in miami day. officials close to and an increase close portions of the road with. two firefighters were taken to a nearby hospital with smoke inhalation injuries but they're expected to recover. the fire is about 9 percent contained. they're still checking for hot spots as a right now. check this out, a rockslide and eastern tennessee is creating a big headache. a huge rock came hurtling down early this morning. some officials on the scene are getting in the at the damage, a big concern for them is what is left on the mountainside. engineers ticket ways to stabilize the month-- mountainside. and this is taking place in australia. they said a new war worker

for the most people being pulled behind a boat. skiers stayed up on their skis for a full nautical mile. none of them did fog but they beat the previous record of 114 people skiing at once the guinness book of world records still has to certify the results. we will be back after this break. ? ??g?g?n?ñ=h÷p÷÷ >8ç

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homeless people are behaving badly. tonight we are taking on the bay for a surprising look back, some thieves are getting their hand on a copper wire. and california is going broke fast. you also tell you which bay area company president obama is connecting with to help out with his campaign, those stories and more coming up at 6:00 p.m.. reports

>>pam: this is a painful decision day for the city of oakland and many of its employees. the city is deciding how many people will be laid off to help close a multimillion-dollar budget deficit. yesterday we showed you how people are living inside of the freeways of san francisco. tonight, how some of these same people are hitting the water to kill something valuable on land. and a

veteran teacher arrested on shocking charges involving his students. >> i am angry i am very angry and i am disappointed. >> how he was caught in what he is accused of doing that was so hard to believe. >>pam: at this hour the oakland city council is meeting to decide how many city employees to lay off and what services and programs to cut, it is all to close a multimillion- dollar budget deficit. tonight we're learning that certain jobs answer programs may be saved. dan kerman is outside of oakland city hall right now with the very latest. >>reporter: we are looking and $8 million shortfall for the current year and $20 million for the next year that begins on july 1st. as the results of this meeting, they have to close the gap before the deadline and the

deadline is tomorrow. nearly 2500 city employees in oakland received layoff notices. this evening they will find out which among them will no longer have to report to work next week. >> on the anti-crime.--on the inside i am crying this hurts deeply. >> they have families, they have bills to pay. >>reporter: various departments are being urged to streamline the oakland city government and that they plan on eliminating 190 jobs and 89 our field. we are learning that four council members have an alternate proposal to save some of those programs such as subsidies for the zoo and funding for student are and symphony programs as well as

funding for neighborhood services corp. maters. >> you will still have to have layoffs and cut some services that our goal was to have fewer services on the street that people actually see like this to-- zoo and cut more internally. >>reporter: last weekend when the first discussed this there with the destruction by the occupy out the protesters at this meeting they originally close the balcony to keep people out of the document could everyone on to the first floor. now we have been told the open the balcony a lineup many city workers up there. this meeting is just about to get under way. will have a full of the 40 tonight on kron4 new that 8:00 p.m.. reporting live in oakland i'm dan kerman with kron4 news pretty--

>>pam: dozens of occupy oakland protesters were in court today. this saturday, teargassed exploded on the streets, there were angry confrontations with tween the police and protesters many of those arrested had their rain in the atlantic county courthouse today. teresa estacio cover the proceedings and she joins us now live with the latest. >>reporter: here at all of the city hall protesters have caused a lot of damage inside and out by vandalizing, writing graffiti, as well as destroying exhibits. and now the district attorney's office have said enough is enough take a look at the statement that was just easy by the alan the district attorney.

>>reporter: as you see some video from this past weekend protesters caused damage to the ymca, and the oakland city hall. one protesters that i spoke with outside of court believes that protesters should be held accountable but up to a certain point. >> they think the me think that if there were some minor features the not want kids to not be able to go to summer camp. city hall, i was in jail for i'm not aware of what happened at city hall. >> again i can now say at this particular person on that particular person and if they have names and they want to send them to a fair

trial and decided they are guilty or not, i think that they should have due process of the law. >>reporter: speaking of due process, the prosecutors say they will continue to charge protesters. they have already prosecuted or relief filed charges for about one dozen people and they will just keep going they say and making sure that they do what they can to get some restitution for all the damage that have been caused here in oakland. reporting live in oakland 9 teresa estacio, back to you. >>pam: the damage --and, if

they cared, they would not be here causing any damage. of the 409 people arrested, 35 percent them were heat. >>pam: police said they have caught the person responsible for killing an open teenager. this man was taken into custody. now this

is the victim he was shot in front of his home on east 25th street in open. this was the first open, five this year. investigators have not said what may have been the motive according to deplete the victim isaac white was working and going to school and by all accounts was a good person. tonight we continue our series looking into the strange activity by people who are homeless in the bay area. the first showed the people living inside the area freeway. this was our story for today. stanley roberts got to follow the high of--california highway patrol is officers crack down on this problem. and we are learning more now. they are starting to hit the day with old boat stealing copper wire. cresson >> earlier i showed video of people living inside of the freeways around san francisco and many of you

wrote in comments, some little said these people are not committing any crimes so the police should simply leave them alone. but this story is not over. one of the areas is known as copper cone, and according to one of the residence... >> people come from all over and make it more >>stanley: yes many of the very same people that live here inside the freeway at copper cove according to the california highway patrol they go out on these boats to still concord. vicki the boats out in the border to avoid the police. and, if they think they're about to get busted and they simply tossed the stolen car for overlord to avoid arrest. rupert her record and it still will copper from the third tree--13 bridge that

cost 24 got a college degree to. reporter now you can't undo the to meet your free went another home a him into a street with the height of only about 3 ft. hear your --inside one of the areas are bags filled with wires not into carried on the ground you will see plays gismo fires were sent and-- set. but not just copper wire, laptop bags a stolen as well. and get this thing and was caught trying to steal a cable from the bay bridge, yes to the excess machine cables. economics is the fault.--yes someone was

trying to still the big cable from the bay bridge, economic this stuff up. i am stanley roberts with people behaving badly. >>jacqueline: now take in a look at a live look from earlier this afternoon over our roof camera, downtown san francisco. it will stake out the more mile overnight. mark ryan one >>catherine: an. coming up i am looking into why a veteran california teacher is behind bars to have here a canseco police say that the crimes that heat is accused of are so terrible they're hard to believe what he allegedly did to dozens of small children pam >> is almost bow sunday and the highly anticipated adds, are tech reporter spent the day searching and he's

giving you a sneak peek of what you can see this in checking traffic in san francisco. ms. is the james lick at the bottom of your screen. we will be back.

>>pam: it has been recommended that the state bar of money--states borrow money to pay its tax returns. if that does that

happen it could end up sending out i owe you. >>reporter: here is the bay bridge relief keefe--this is the old bay if room. >> the initial projections were not for this bridge. newport--it would be a

projection for a skyway. >>reporter: they say removing this is like taking the on a on a three story building that is three month long.--miles long. >>jacqueline: 10 game at temperatures for tomorrow. we have a few scattered showers but clearing by 3:00 p.m. event approaches will stay in the '50s. gary

tomorrow morning possibly have rain a human--one and that rain is moving in about 6:00 a.m. in the north making it we have heavy scar the showers. and then, through the afternoon, we see a few spotty showers here and there. so, we will not see a lot of the accumulation as i mentioned as taking the and the rainfall totals for tomorrow afternoon. just a few hundredths of an inch of rain that is barely even registering. temperatures will still on the cool side. we have 59 san jose, 57 in redwood city and fremont. 55 in oakland and 53 along the coast in half moon bay. now, we may get in the this know how this i'm not talking about much but 1 in. or 2

in. of snow is possible in the higher elevations. as we head into thursday and friday we have dry and warmer conditions expected in tahoe and here locally. here is in the year extended forecast does warming a little thursday and friday. as we head into the we can we will see it dry pattern. we have a little more sunshine and mild afternoons. >>catherine: in california news, he had been on the job for 30 years now a grade school teacher from southern cal a kid is accused of war crimes had molested him charges even police officers said they had not see anything like it. the allegations are discussing, parents and teachers are being told that a long time teacherage being accused of gagging, blindfolding and sexually molesting students. this stick to one year-old allegedly told students that it was a game and he was arrested monday at his home. >> i am angry, i am very

angry and i'm disappointed. this >> this woman said they should've done the things sooner they should have done something sooner. >> that really upsets me, you know what have diseases the man has, you do not know a thing. >>reporter: they say that some photographs were turned over with gaging is over their hand and mouth. they said some students had a spoon is with eight cookie on it and some white stuff that turned out to be what they think is his semen. >>pam: her at this time the students are safe. we have a crisis team together as

students are in the count and that they need. >>reporter: this is not consolation to many people because i appearance they may not understand why this went on for so long undetected. they say he was involved with 23 boys and girls ages 6 through 10 and they said it happened between 2008 in 2010. stay with us we have more news after the break.

>>pam: shares of apple hit a new high and the obama campaign used a california company her to partner up with. >>kimberlee: today and will set another all-time high will this to have to my

door, kitkat line pension issue, and a yield of the lead me what for most valuable company agreed or the new multiple is hinting he cracked a visit that demand the company came up at over shluh been a want cast can and will to overhaul the with that supplier true the workers. new york times published a series of investigative stories that blasted them for poor current workers' labor and safety issues in fact lin, apple has not yet the obama ad campaign is set to refunds using square. can attain personal are going into nuclear crit hard his readers that allows them to process and your credit card donations would is more form. but this has been used on income local campaigns to defeat the first time that have been used nationally

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>>reporter: your the oakland city hall this account of his meeting to decide how and to lay off and how many programs to cut. at this hour they have been meeting for about 25 minutes, we can to leave them more than 70 people have pulled up to speak to counsel. this could be a long night when they decide how many people the cut and what programs to cut the clothes that very huge multimillion-dollar budget gap. reporting live in oakland city hall i am dan kerman with kron4 news. >>reporter: the chief cause

he's a very violent group of occupy cal to protesters. >> when they began to throw projectiles that becomes very dangerous situation. >>reporter: in another big story in oakland the judge issued some stay away orders for occupy protesters, the stay with orders would prevent some protesters from come to places such as here, oakland filled hall. in total 15th day with orders have been issued an alameda county sheriff's office and how they will seek even more. >> here in walnut creek and all across california kaiser nurses are online for a ticket strike. they estimated that 17,000 walked off their jobs and solidarity for the mental health workers that are in contract association is

fighting over salary and retirement benefits. they see 66 percent of the northern california nurses actually showed up to work. >>reporter: a richmond police officer is in hot water with the hacker group anonymous. the sergeant posted this comment on his twitter page. there have been numerous complaints if this was posted last week. the department said it this point no suspension had been made is in place to see if any policies have been broken. >>reporter: him is widely expected that facebook will finally filed for an iq of this week and when that happens, the company will be flooded with billions of dollars in investor cash leaving he of its employees very rich. one says it will

be a big change for the company's employees but facebook may not notice any changes to the users may not notice any changes. >>reporter: construction and beginning in march here and expect to last for 18 months. mission creep up to 600 jobs. >>jacqueline: i big weather story, rain is possible for tomorrow morning. we may be clipped to the rain overnight. now we will certainly see cloudy and cool conditions like we did today. through the north bay we continue south at 8:00 p.m., this is the way it would be through the morning

in the early afternoon. i know will be cool, so you'll definitely want to wear a jacket out there tomorrow. we have 55 and oakland, 57 fremont and low 60s down to parts of the south bay we have 67 in santa rosa, and also 55 and san francisco. here is a mature extended forecast, after tomorrow we have this the breed wind intact for the next couple of days. we have dry and warm temperatures and a lot of sunshine. >>reporter: a feeble and this year will cost an average of $3.5 million. before they debut during the game, some ads are generating buzz. here is a sneak peek.

>>gabe: this car maker went all out this year. scott hoch jerry seinfeld tries to broaden than with the no. 1 spot >>reporter: rubbish carmaker have a vampire mc qeen. this includes shluh-this is

featuring the movie twilight. >>gabe: the price line has the following and showing the bus dangling over cambridge. now this was last year's ad. and this is the new ad they came up with. i hope you have fun this sunday watching commercials. i am gabe slate with kron4 news.

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>>reporter: nit romney is by far the winter in florida. we first told you that mitt romney won florida and look at that. a wide margin keelhaul--we take in the canoe gingrich address and his supporters. >>reporter: mit romney is confident and he's going after president obama. >> mr. president, you were elected to lead, you chose to follow and now it is time for you to get out of the way. >>pam: we are going to contest every place.

>>reporter: florida is a winner-take-all state meaning it only matters who wins, and florida has 50 delegates the far outweigh any other state. coming up we have more from new gingrich and mit romney new gingrich is staying in the race as well asking the other two. >>pam: of gary is up next. this high school basketball coach in san jose had hit the entire team walked out after he suspended the starting five. gary interviews that coach and chat one on one of next.

>>gary: did evening everybody, and remember greg knapp, who was screened by carol colons what he is coming back to the bay area under different circumstances he will be the oakland raiders' offensive coordinator. it again, he worked for a mere use you can years ago. he is then to the raiders, the falcons, the seahawks as was the increase in taxes. the raiders have always been no official word. came manning talking publicly said he is about ready to retire. >> are you ready to retire? >> i have no plans on doing that i am enjoying this week has been a part of the sea in the super bowl of the other top is what it is. of my plan has not changed. i am on the track that the doctors told me to do. i am doing that and i have again

joined this week. it was a fun week. >>pam: it was media day at the super bowl. media members actually charged fans and $20 to calm market players to be interviewed. but anyway, you want to hear from some of the big shot him revoked. >> itunes wanted to be here and it did not even matter who the opponent was. all you think about his hitting to the super bowl and a chance to win it championship. the known i am happy just to be here. i know that we are playing a great opponent and a great team and i'm looking for to that challenge >> there has been a great rivalry between new york and boston for a time. when i got to the team we have had some meaningful games against the giants of the last few years. >>gary: i will give you a

programming reminder tom brady's father will be here at 8:00 p.m.. yes we want him to be on prime time. he is a really nice guy. remember? pam >> he has been here before. >>gabe: and yes, he is a nice guy. just imagine having your son that king of the world. i will grill him coming tonight at 8:00 p.m.. >>gary: it is certainly the dunk of the year being rated as the best not just watch this even if you are not a basketball fan and he noted this is the violence in which he dunks it. and blake gives you four different angles. you do not want to get dumped on. they say

there will be a poster of that and the clippers won. and now we are in liverpool, and this man handcuffed himself to the goalpost. the match had been halted for about five minutes police had to use and set of cutters to free the man. he was unhappy with the airline said his country and he went and handcuffed himself to the gold coast. we tried to help the kids out. kids, if you have a problem and not handcuff yourself to the cones. now, when we return this is an incredible story. and have the guts to kitkat his

starting five for being late to practice and then showing a lack of respect how does the coach may get when his principal are so challenged? coach allen joins us up next. ♪ [ male announcer ] for our town. [ dog barks ] for our country. ♪ for our future. ♪ this isn't just the car we wanted to build.

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>>gary: got this has been a really rough coat every sense players walked off.

there's zero and 143 and 4 before the players left and zero and 14 since the walkout. mike allen joins us tonight. now this is one of the things and you start with the obvious, first question for coach, denny said the talk about what you did? >> there is not a second thought, i love the players so much they mean the world to me. there comes a time when you have to stand for what is right. this is not a situation for pass or fail but it is a lesson learned not only for me as a cultural for the player is as well to. >>gary: was restricted that they were late to practice? >> there were numerous things going on dating back to the season last year when

i took to the position hope who know, the week of the very first game i knew that coming into the program what i was going to be dealing with in forest speaking with the format, the director and our principal. i mean, looking at that, i'll was not able to implement that all seasons. >>gary: what really quick what type of back and have you received from the administration said she had been on this rough street? >> the administration has been very helpful and supportive in what we do. i really got involved and that the know what was going on as through the sparta protocol. this is for those younger guys that on the jayvee team if players never

cover as well. >>gary: we have a few of suspended players talking. >> whether we try to agree or disagree we just try to go with it. he may have saw something and ask that we may have not noticed as the heat of adjusted a little bit better. >>pam: our intentions were never as with the team were just give up the blood to talk with him and settle the tension in between us. we could not do that because he did not to talk with us. >>gary: any comment mike? >> there is no comment at all the only thing that i could say is that i love the players to stop the rot on the timor not. then came the time of war and, there was enough talking and the highest tires release it down and meet the players and their parents individually and not as a team because as we did as a

spokesperson. he tried to help and guidance in that direction so that you would have to make a decision like this. >>gary: now really quick i want to guess that you are, or were a player in will sometimes basketball is all some kids haven't lives.-- have in their lives and this could affect their lives in a negative form. >> i look back and my life and think about what impact it had all my life. in me myself, i was kicked off of the team and for me that was commenced the end of the world but it was a bright spot because it changed my life to be a better person and a positive example and to make a difference in every single person's life had come contact with him that is why i am here. that

is why i met this high school which i love it. >>gary: you have a lot of guts, take your coming on to tell your story and best of luck. >> thank you very much.

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