hurting commuters in more places than just the pump. with a virus outbreak is sweeping across the bay area. we will show you the counties hit hardest by the contagious disease. the weather changes coming our way. we are tracking your weekend forecast ahead.

>>pam: and charles clifford is live at sfo with details on exactly what happened. >>charles: right now you are looking at a live picture from sfo. things have gotten back to normal but earlier today all traffic was stopped. there was a large crowd of people outside of terminal 1. a-10 flights were delayed, impacting about 1200 people. there are still lingering in delays. the report says those delays will last until 6:00 p.m.. this started with an elderly woman trying to catch her flight. according to an airport spokesperson, around 11:16 a.m. eight tsa agents spotted an unusual device in several metallic cylinder is inside of a piece of luggage. the bag belonged to an elderly woman in a wheelchair going through security. the agents questioned her about the contents.

hoax >> because they could not identify the items in the woman did not know what they were, the terminal was shut down into the bomb squad was called in to investigate. just after 1:00 p.m., they have their answer. oxygen cylinders and an oxygen generator. >>charles: once it was determined that the items were not a threat, the passenger was allowed to proceed through security into the terminal was reopened. the woman was questioned by police and eventually allowed to board a flight. >>pam: new violence in oakland. close to 10 shooting incidents in the last 40 hours. the latest happened just before noon in your 98

avenue. police officers on patrol heard shots being fired. when they arrived they did not find anyone injured. one man took off running from police. >>pam: they chased them. the mail ran behind a house. a perimeter was set shortly afterwards. a meal came out of the back of the house partially clothed. he had taken off his pants and shoes in was sweating profusely. witnesses pointed to him as a person who was running with a gun. they also directed us to where the weapon was. we recovered the weapon at the suspect was arrested. >>pam: the shooting caused a lot down of an elementary school a block away. the principal tells haaziq madyun, this is not the first time students have had to take cover when bullets started flying in the area. >> we went into lockdown five minutes before dismissal when shots were fired. >>haaziq: thought a gunman on the loose, the school on

lockdown, parents and nerves are rattled, forced to wait outside while their children to bog down in their classrooms. the elementary school principal said the 386 students have been prepared for this scenario. >> our students and staff are six trains to stay in the rooms and away from the windows. we set up temporary bathrooms. this is the second friday in a row that we had shooting in our neighborhoods. we have gotten a lot of practice. as the police came and responded to this situation. then, we wait for confirmation that it is safe for students to dismiss. >>haaziq: students say unfortunately, they are used to the school being locked down. >> last friday and again today, there are supposed to be out at full 30 p.m., it is already 2:00 p.m.. it is a violent community. it is a good school, but i am concerned for my son.

>>pam: with 43 shootings in the last eight days, two of which in the last 12 hours, the question remains what are police doing about all of this? dan kerman has been speaking with police and is joining us live from oakland police headquarters. >>dan: police are well aware that gun violence is on the increase, especially in the last several days. they are taking steps to address that according to them. first, they say they have identified hot spots where the latest shootings have happened. they have shifted resources into those areas. they say that is a part of the 100 block plant. they're adding patrols and adding more officers. more officers in both locations. they do say, even though gun violence is on the upswing, over all for january and february crime has been reduced since the plan has gone into effect.

they say they are addressing these issues. we tried speaking with the chief but he did not make yourself available. the public information officer spoke with us on the fumble would not go on camera. for the second day in the wrote the mayor will not speak with us about the ever-increasing violence on the streets of oakland. >>pam: the domestic abuse trial involving sure ross mirkirimi got underway today in a san francisco courtroom. kron4 has obtained pictures of the sheriff's wife, the alleged victim in the case. this is a picture taken from a videotape showing the evidence of the alleged crime. the woman in that picture is eliana lopez, the wife of a share of mirkirimi. a neighbor to the video. prosecutors say these snapshots show the extent of for injuries. the sheriff is facing three misdemeanor charges, domestic violence a battery, child endangerment in the dissuading a witness in connection with the case that reportedly took place

on new year's eve. terisa estacio has more. >>terisa: here at the san francisco court house, the sheriff has asked for the case against him to move as quickly as possible. he says he wants to prove his innocence so that he can move on with his life personally and professionally. on this first day of trial, several legal matters dominated the day. one key issue focus on the videotape. these are images taken from the videotape. they show the wife of mirkirimi with a bruised arm. another image taken from the videotape shows a visibly upset chilly autumn. prosecutors say it is vital to allow the entire videotape capturing these images to be admitted as evidence of the crime mirkirimi committed. this is the defense is opposed to allowing the videotape. outside court, mirkirimi talked about spending time with his son. a judge had previously barred him from seeing his toddler but that recently changed.

>> he is the apple of my eye. >> he is he doing? >> he is great. >>terisa: court resumes on monday. that is when the judge is expected to make a decision about the videotape. >>pam: price increases show no sign of slowing down at the pump. look at the newest round of high prices as as as a. san francisco is leading the bay area at $4.26 a gallon. san jose's next with $4.20, oakland is close behind with $4.19. prices are also increasing in vallejo, fairfield ended napa but that lyric -- the area still has the lowest average of $4.15. overall, prices are going on so fast and consumers can hardly afford them. kron4 shows prices have gone up 205 in milipitas in the last three days.

>>rob: if you buy your gas at the same station each time, you probably noticed that prices are quite literally going up every day. >> two days ago this station was $4.50 and across the street, $3.99. when i came through the next morning, that one was $4.15 and when i drove back the same afternoon, there were both at $4.19. >>rob: he commutes between mountain view and milipitas every day. he recently turned down extra work because of the rising cost of fuel. >> i did turn down a small job and half moon bay because it did not pay me enough to warrant the commute in part because of the rising prices. >>rob: it's a fight that he bought a pre as hybrid but he says the fuel bill is taking its toll nonetheless. >> right now because of the economy and the two other people living with me not

working, my wife has been of work for your and my roommate was laid off last week, we have to save any way we can. >>rob: a clerk at the station says another price increase can happen this weekend. you can only save big bucks by paying cash or consider mass transit or car full. otherwise, he says he will keep watching the ever- changing, ever rising prices. >>catherine: for decades drivers in the bay area have the dubious honor of paying some of the highest gas prices in the country. look at this effects of from orlando, florida. the tourists their returning rental cars are being asked to fork over nearly $6 a gallon. vocation, location, location. that is why drivers and other parts of the country are paying less than $3 for the same gas.

>>president obama: since it is an election year, republicans are dusting off their three-point plan for $2 gas. i will save you the suspense. step one is to drill, stepped to is to drill and step three is to keep drilling. >>catherine: the rising price of gasoline does not seem to have dampened feelings about the economy. the university of michigan released its monthly consumer confidence survey showing that it has arisen again. this is the sixth straight month that americans have said they're more confident about the future. >>pam: searching for more remains of a health calaveras county. crews are looking for more victims of the speed freak killers. yesterday, they found more bonds. we will take you back to the scene to see what they found today. >>pam: a congressman's controversy comments of called on tape and the backlash on capitol hill. a bay area why the outbreak of the norovirus. who is getting sick and what

our health officials saying about the dangers? the release of a new shoe triggers more riots and shopping centers around the country. we will surely the chaotic scene caught on camera. >>jaqueline: here's a look at current conditions. temperatures are cooling down close to the clothesline as seabury's winds are picking up and fall approaching. details on a cooler weekend forecasts coming up.

>>pam: did day cruise skateboarder a hillside in calaveras county looking for victims remains of the speed freak killers. it's their searching the area where human remains were found. crews used cadaver dogs after expanding the search and a community of san andres. there were found near the area where the remains of two women were identified earlier this month. shermantine and herzog are suspected in dozens of murders from the '80s and '90s. they were convicted in four

of the murders. herzog committed suicide last month. shermantine is on death row in has been releasing information about where more bodies are buried. j.r stone has more on today's developments. >>j.r.: for the second day in a row for this road is closed. he conceded deputies directly behind me. a mile from where i'm standing, crews are looking for human remains, something it out of thursday. the family of shermantine east on this land. he conceded videos on this hill. they have been using all terrain vehicles to get where they need to go. some of these people are dressed in red and orange. others, you have to look closely to see them. those with the sheriff's office are not saying yet if they found anything. human remains were found on thursday it is oakland man

who searched the area directly behind me with the deal last week. you'll hear what he has to save my 6:00 p.m. story. >>catherine: some muslim groups say the desert city police have gone too far in efforts to prevent terror attacks. it has been revealed that police took photos of mosques and muslim owned businesses. police also scant open access web sites at muslim student organizations. the new york city mayor is not apologizing. today he is defending the efforts state we cannot let our guard down again. >> the jobs of our law enforcement is to make sure that they prevent crimes. you only do that by being proactive. he >> a better approach would be a proactive approach to engage with muslim youths on a larger level.

>>catherine: the mayor said the intelligence gathering was legal, a corporate ended defendable. in oklahoma congressman is apologizing for what he said at this town hall meeting in oklahoma. john sullivan suggested that killing a couple of u.s. senators might be the only way to get a budget passed. the comments were recorded. >> i think me going over there with a gun and holding it to their head and bb killing a couple of them, and given that i did not think it will listen. >>catherine: he says he was speaking of the cuts in it he apologized for his fourth choice of words. >>jaqueline: here is a live look outside for the mt. tam cam. this after did mostly sunny skies looking down towards the coastline. if you clouds are approaching. horsey breeze wins will pick up more this activity. we are still seeing 70's

close to the coastline. it is still warm in the inland valleys. the winds are really picking up this afternoon. that is like temperatures are already dropping off in a hurry. the winds did not pick up until he this afternoon, that is like temperatures or warmer to david expected. it is breezy in spots. 15 mi. per hour winds in oakland, 17 in hayward. cool sea breeze winds will return overnight. that will bring us thought permitted portions of the bay area. much colder temperatures into tomorrow and into sunday. fog tracker 4 tomorrow morning, i did not like this picture. the coastline will be shrouded in fog tomorrow morning.

the bayshore is will see the fog as well. i did as the clearing out quickly, especially close to the coastline syria taking a look at temperatures for tomorrow, it should state mostly clear inland. 39 in concord, 35 the livermore, 36 in napa. mild close to the coastline. temperatures in the afternoon, even though it is going to be sunny coming into the afternoon most spots will be cooler. costs upper 50s in the low 60s through the north bay. that goes to show you how much evidence was the sea breeze winds have a forecast. it's cooler weather this weekend and continuing into next week. we will be back after this.

>>pam: the latest on the wildfire burning and of rule napa county. 200 a. in three homes are being threatened. the blaze broke out just before 1:00 a.m. outside the city of napa. the fire is still only 50 percent contained. there is no estimated time for full containment. more the to the firefighters are on the scene. two firefighters have suffered minor injuries battling the blaze. officials believe the fire was started by remembering clippings. we will be right back.

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>>pam: at 5:30 p.m., health officials and several counties are dealing with upgrades of the norovirus. what is causing the problem? what are the symptoms and what are the tips for staying away from the illness? a man accused of groping women the bookstores, the police are asking for help to find victims.

a store employee fights back against a robber. we will show you how she said the bad guy running.

announcer: this is the kron4 news at 5:30 p.m.. >>pam: at 5:30 p.m., at the norovirus outbreak is hitting some parts of the bay area harder than others. as a result some schools and senior centers shut down the three quickly everything. reggie kumar is live in the studio it has a breakdown. >>reggie: norovirus is extremely contagious. it causes vomiting, diarrhea and upset stomach. it is spread from person to person by food, water and touching contaminated services -- surfaces. so far there are 54 confirmed cases of gastrointestinal all this. 29 schools reported

outbreaks. school officials have to thoroughly clean each campus. 25 lawn care term facilities and nursing homes reported the illness. in alameda county there are reports of three times the number of norovirus cases this year compared to last. health officials did not have specific numbers but they did state elementary schools and one day care center at outbreaks as well as some skilled nursing facilities. in san mateo county, six cases discovered. this calls for clean, but not close. in santa clara the reported 19 cases of the virus. for schools and day care centers had students and kids the diagnosed with the illness. in solano county there were five cases reported from assisted living facilities. surprisingly, no outbreaks in schools but some students have come down with a

fielder's on campuses. health officials say the number of the norovirus cases are similar to last year. only one school has been impacted by the illness so far this year. st. ignatius had to shut down for a few days to be thoroughly cleaned. other than that health officials say there is no cause for concern. we are also waiting to get members from marin county. >>pam: how long does it take for the norovirus to run its course? what are they saying that people should do the to keep from getting it? >> it typically lasts four- -- it typically lasts 48 hours. to be advised people to wash their hands of the early. that sounds, it, but you have to wash your hands. >>pam: a drug deal gone wrong and then, a hit and run. now, a dangerous suspect is of the list. grant lodes has the latest. >>grant: we are profiling

some of the bay area's most wanted suspect. new work, police are searching -- police are searching for this man. last thursday he was a part of a drug deal gone bad. he took off in a vehicle, he crashed into fled the accident scene. he has not been seen since. he is wanted for hit and run, sale of methamphetamines, possession of stolen property and police say he was a felon with a handgun. he is 28 years old. five attendance is, one of the 75 lbs. with brown hair and brown eyes. he is in the works resident. if you have any information or have seen him visit www.kron4.com and click on bay area's most wanted. >>pam: fremont police are asking anyone who may have been fondled while shopping to come forward. here's a picture of the me and police are accusing in this crime.

the 54 year-old from san leandro is a registered sex offender. police say he enters local bookstores and then it stands behind the female shoppers. police say that it improperly touches them. video surveillance of him fondling multiple unknown victims has been recovered. to help police identify them, they are urging and the victims to contact them. he is currently in police custody. the teacher livermore was charged with sexually abusing a young student and pleaded not guilty in court today. johnson taught math agra i school in livermore. police say she sexually assaulting a 14 year-old male student. before today's she entered a not guilty plea to 24 felony counts including all of full sexual intercourse with a minor in performing lewd acts of a child. the alleged victim was not 15 told a high-school coach that he was the victim of repeated molestation. investigators say the

alleged incidents took place in her vehicle among other locations. she remains in custody at the alameda county jail. a person trying to run across interstate 580 was killed this morning. the accident happened this morning before the santa rita road turnoff. this is video from the scene. the chp says a person tried to run from the shoulder to the center divider. they were hit in the eastbound lanes. the victim's identity hasn't been released. some eastbound lanes were closed for more than two hours wallasey was investigated. a frustrating day for crews of the san francisco bay. police say a woman stole a boat in declaimed that someone fell into the water. this was the scene this morning as the coast guard scoured the water for hours. the bullet crashed of the breakwater in alameda county. the lead in driving the boat told rescuers that a passenger was missing. the search was called off at about 9:49 a.m. when the

woman admitted that she made up the entire story. will tran shows us the seat. >>will: before this morning's incident the boat was stopped at jack london square. we spoke with the listing agent who says the bolt was going for about one of the thousand dollars. the of our lives in oakland. he admits that there were keys on board, but did a very secure place. >> i know where she kept the keys. there were not easy to find. >>will: it took some time for her to locate the keys if in fact she started the ball with the keys. >> unless they have prior knowledge that i do not know how they would have. >>will: it is up to the voters to decide what to do. this is an insurance matter. with the operator of the vote came on shore, they smelled alcohol on her breath in she was arrested for being intoxicated. and now that they found out the boat is still in very short to be additional charges.

>>pam: the driver is under arrest for possession of stolen property. >>jaqueline: this afternoon, mostly clear skies. a little bit of a breeze. areas of fog are expected to the overnight hours, especially close to the coast and in the south bay as well. it will be much cooler this weekend -- it will be much cooler this weekend. today was still a warm day. the sea breeze winds were supposed to pick up around 11:00 a.m. but they did not pick up until 3:00 p.m.. to buttress a war of quite a bit for the the shores and inland valleys into the south bay. temperatures are cooling off in a hurry. right now 54 in san

francisco, 57 oakland, 56 in redwood city. if you have these implants, bring your jacket with you. we will talk about the cooler temperatures for tomorrow and look at the chance of rain into next week. >>catherine: secretary of state hillary clinton met with syrian opposition leaders, she posed for photos and blasted russia and china for protected in syria. this is a part of a meeting in tunisia were world powers of courage to come off with a political solution to the violence in syria. the syrian president has refused to step down. the the apologies to keep coming for the burden of moslem holy books. a senior pentagon official apologized. yesterday president obama apologize. not helping. protests continue for a fourth date. 20 people are left dead

including u.s. soldiers. the u.s. military says there is an investigation and all troops will be retreated the handling of religious materials. >>catherine: greece is offering a bond swap. this is to get a second loan to stave off a bigger stick. it amounts to a state execution for greece in the bureau's own. more news after the break. costs things

>>pam: a man tests a bulletproof vest by shooting himself at point-blank range. chaos ensues when the release of nike's new basketball shoe is delayed. >>kimberlee: this first video is definitely a stunts you do not want to try at home. take a look at this video.

the guy wants to test a bulletproof vest said he shoots himself in the stomach. you can see him running in the dublin over in pain. in the next video, a pharmacist pepper sprayed a robbery suspect. it is a high-powered free meant to deter beers. the pharmacists chased after him. he was eventually caught and arrested. a chilling tractor-trailer track -- a chilling tractor-trailer crash in texas.

surprisingly the injuries to the driver were not life- threatening. police in riot gear outside a mall in orlando, customers were waiting for the release of a new issue coming out for the nba all-star weekend. no one was injured but to people were arrested for trespassing. those limited edition issues are $220 and glow in the dark. >>jaqueline: here is another live look outside. cloud cover coming in from offshore. we will see a lot more of that in the coming days. take a look at to ride a glimpse. today was sunday, it's immoral a little more clout coverage into the afternoon perianth some voters in the up for these women and some

already bringing rain. fog over for all along the coast in the morning. hope it will clear out by 7:00 a.m.. hong fluffs closer to the coastline it will last until about 9:00 a.m.. mild temps for if it

tomorrow. to the forecast figure condition this indicated to read into wednesday. cool for of the week. announcer: stanley roberts thousand people behaving badly. >>officer: who is the owner of the car?

>> my boyfriend. >>officer: the seat of the do not have a driver's license? >> he does not. >>stanley: the officer is talking to a driver who as far as she can remember never had a driver's license. she was stopped because she had unrestrained children in the back of the suv. i am out with the california highway patrol in richmond looking for a driver's beating badly. when the chp stops a driver the usually ask for a license, registration in proof of insurance. many times's office source

told = to if >> 21 various ahead abandoned recent in a passenger l.i.r.r. policy officer >> we are going to tow the car. we will muffle it for 30 days although we could. >>officer: this is the faa is irrelevant in the not wearing a seatbelt. of drivers who have never had a license. i find that amazing.

the officer >> no license? have you ever had and it is? >>stanley: stanley roberts, kron 4 news. >>pam: if you have a comment or story idea, e- mail us at peoplebehavingbadly@kron4.co m www.kron4.com all fifth of the commute, and all but wrapped is this else's

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>> more people are having next rainy and shoulder problems probably because there are leaning and flexing their shoulders to essentially looked down at their tablet for a long period of time. the challenge is it leads to ongoing posture problems if it is repeated without taking a break. >>gabe: tune in to my tech report and i will fill you in. in other news i am giving away high and usb mic. it is the first professional usb mic. if what you are voice recording, video chatting or recording a guitar at your kitchen table or a complete ban the new studio, it can capture would detail on heard of it usb mic. to enter to win visit my kron4 gabe slate facebook page, like me and look for the sweepstakes tab on the left side. this

>>pam: coming at at 6:00 p.m., a man who toward a property connected to the speed freak killers case in what his cadaver dogs found. >> shermantine would have had free access to that. >>pam: in other shows us bullet holes that rule of her home after a violent outburst in oakland. social seeding come to some flyers out of the sfo, we will tell you how it works and what it could lead to social networking at 20,000 ft.. >>jaqueline: here is a live look outside from our roof camera in downtown san francisco. clear skies, warm today at the big changes are on the way for tomorrow.

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chairman of the violence is editorial reads the news should is that the trucking the city. kron4 is looking free assistance to the leaders about what they're doing to keep people safe. a man who searched the property were more human remains were found in the case of this the great killers speaks with kron4. >> the dog was sitting on more remains in multiple places. >>pam: what he saw while searching the area with a bounty hunter in cadaver dogs. new pictures of the domestic violence case against ross mirkirimi. tonight, a first look at his wife showing the alleged abuse. an elderly woman in a wheelchair triggers a bomb scare at san francisco international airport. what she did-at down the terminal in the delayed more than 1000 passengers. gasoline prices are spiking to record levels. we show you why some bay area drivers are paying more

than they have to. get ready for a major weather changes this weekend, the forecast that you do not want to miss ahead. >>pam: a bullet riddled home and in a school on lockdown as an outburst of violence continues in oakland. oakland police investigated 37 shooting incidents and in 17 of them someone was injured or killed. today, another shooting happened around 11:00 a.m., this one on 98 and holly street in east oakland. officers heard gunshots in the nearby schools leads' on lockdown. one the suspect was arrested in possession of a firearm. police did not find any victims however one resident tells kron4 that bullets nearly hit a pair of toddlers. >> she stands right here at

the screen door in and play. look where the bullet holes are. it could have gotten killed. i had literally just pull them in. >> my children, my knees in my daughter right there. they do this every day. it is nothing new. imagine if we are outside, imagine if i would not have pulled them from the screen door. >> it is crazy! on a friday, a block from a school. >>pam: with gunfire increasing across the city of oakland, what are police doing? dan kerman is turning as live from oakland police headquarters. >>dan: at this point they have some special operations

in place that they are not talking about. they did identify some things are doing. first they say they have identified some new hot spots and are moving resources into those hot spots. they say it is a part of their 100 block planned. they're adding patrols of the troubled areas and putting more officers on duty fill in their organization and from other neighboring organizations as a part of the violence and crime reduction team frost >>pam: we lost dan, we will try to get back with him later. we are moving on, the search for human remains continues in the speed freak killers case. investigators uncovered more human remains on thursday. they found that while searching a property near the town of san andres. this property was once owned by the family of convicted

killer wesley shermantine. j.r stone spoke with a man who knows the area well. >>j.r.: friday marks the second day of the road -- second day in a row that this road has been closed. as though of a man who searched this area last lead with bounty hunter leonard padilla editor of cadaver dogs, this is what he said. >> the dog was sitting on more remains in multiple places, on different parts of the hill. where there are looking at right now is only for one body further up the road, there are more. around the hill, over the hill, on another hill and another hill after that, the roads go back there all of the countryside. shermantine would have had free access to all of that. it was a surprise. few expect iran did deer or small animal to disappear out there, but not a cadaver dog trained to find human remains finding different spots, of to i think seven different spots.

>>j.r.: the cruise defined human remains on thursday, is still unclear if they found anything on friday. if that does jade, we'll let you know. >>pam: flight delays and a terminal shutdown as a francisco international airport caused by a suspicious package. charles clifford tells us what the bomb squad found when they searched the package. >>charles: you're looking at a live picture from sfo, about two hours there was quite a disruption, it all started with the tsa aged in terminal one spotted a suspicious device in a piece of luggage going through an x-ray machine. the luggage belongs to to an elderly woman in a wheelchair who was also going through security. they ask for the item was in her bag and said she did not know, that some models packed her bags for her. because of that, they set down the gate out of

precaution. eventually the bomb squad came in it to determine that the item was actually her oxygen system that she was traveling with. for several hours today, there was quite a disruption for travelers. just before 11:30 a.m., san francisco police and airport officials said it shut down the security checkpoint inside terminal one. the gate serves delta air lines. passengers are waiting to go through security and were sent back outside. >> they called for backup ask first double checking. all of a sudden everything was shut down in the name of everyone's to the gates or outdoors. >> there were telling all of us to back up. >>charles: passengers on a riding buses were taken to another terminal. vehicles were also stopped while the bomb squad investigated the suspicious device. by 1:30 p.m. the determine the item was not dangerous and only oxygen equipment. passengers were then allowed

to be screened for security. the delay earlier today actually caused delays on six flights departing from sfo it affected about 1200 passengers. of course whenever there is something like this at the airport is a domino effect that throughout the day of the flights will be delayed. officials say the expected delays to continue until about 6:00 p.m.. >>pam: we want to go back live to oakland and talk to dan kerman who is standing by at police headquarters about this recent state of crime going on. dan, what did they say? >>dan: today they said they got special operations in place to curb the gun violence. let me show you what else they're talking about more specifically. they said they have identified new hot spots for the crimes take place in at the arm of the resources into this area. in addition they are adding

more patrols and adding more officers off to their crime and violence reduction teams and more problem-solving officers on the streets. despite all this is a stable 100 lots plan is working because they safe crime is down since january except for this last week or two with the increase in gun violence. they say they have also made more arrests and got more guns off of the street. police chief howard jordan was not available for comment. the mayor, for a second in a row has not made herself available to us. in the last nine days we have had 43 shootings in the city of oakland. 21 of them, people were wounded or killed. >>pam: police in the vacaville are searching for a sex offender who was being tracked. but many see here is on parole for assault of a child.

police have provided to different of shots to show his different appearances. officials say that he was being monitored until he removed his gps monitoring device. investigators believe he is still in the vacaville, possibly staying in nearby hotels. he is described as a 30 year old man, 6 01 inches of rain to the 40 counts with red hair and blue eyes. anyone who may have seen it is asked to contact police. >>grant: prices at the pump are showing no signs of leveling off. cox and these are averages for a gallon of regular. all prices are up 65 from just yesterday.

we see the same thing in san jose. people are lining up and they're sick of the rising prices and worried about how high gas prices will go. >> someone is taking in money some, it isn't us. >> bitterness grant it a cure it and inside. it appears that gas prices

could get to $5 a to-all but a summer. >>craig: of the at our website, we have a special gas prices section. >>jaqueline: temperatures are cooling of a hurry. fairly mild of this is like antioch, nablus and concord. cooler temperatures through the weekend. details coming up.

fifth >>pam: kron4 news has of tainted news pictures of the domestic violence case involving a ross mirkirimi. this as this trial is underway in san francisco courtroom. these are pictures from a videotape showing the sheriff's wife eliana lopez. they show that she is upset.

in court prosecutors are arguing that the videotape must be allowed at trial because it is evidence of a crime allegedly committed. the defense is opposing the video. mirkirimi faces three misdemeanor charges. on monday judge will determine whether or not to allow the video. outside of the court former san francisco mayor defended the sheriff and talked about the sheriff's visits with his son after a stay with order was recently listed. >> i see him every day, sometimes it comes over on the weekends. they are doing terrific. he is happy to be with his son and his son is happy to be with him. now all that is left is for his wife in him to be together. we hope that after the trial that will be the case as well. my role is as a supportive friend. madrid will demonstrate that

there is no sense to any of this happening. >>pam: the trial involving the shares continues on monday. on wednesday federal judge struck down a marriage act calling it unconstitutional. today, a group of house republicans appealed that decision. the law says a marriage has to be between a man and a woman. the defense of marriage act prevents her wife from sharing health-care benefits. >>jaqueline: here is a live look in downtown san francisco. big changes are on the way. another nine states today busy breeze winds are starting to kick up as a storm passes as to the north. we saw a lot of 70's out there today. costs closer to the coastline, pretty cool. 72 briefly in san francisco, 69 in oakland.

take a look at how quickly temperatures are changing. already 54 in san francisco. 50 and half moon bay. warmer inland. this seabury's air will be moving into the overnight hours. it does not look like we will see any rain, only increased cloud cover. a look at the overnight temperatures, it will be chilly inland. it is still clear out there. closer to the coastline will have a more cloud cover. the big chance that you'll

notice, tomorrow afternoon temperatures back of the upper 50s and the low 60s. upper 50s in the low 60s for the north bay as well. a slight chance of light sprinkles into monday. it will stay cool all through the week next week. >>catherine: the midwest is getting some stormy weather. this was a pile up over night in chicago. six cars were involved in the pileup. the census bureau is calling it an important milestone, for the first time ever 30 percent of adults received

bachelor's degrees. the number is pretty evenly divided between men and women. nearly one-third of the degrees are in the field of science and engineering. college degrees are of course associated with higher earnings. you have no choice on who takes the seat next to you on a flight, that could change next to social media. social seating could become a staple. a dutch airline is the first of all board using social network was to improve passenger chances to find seatmate serendipity. the dutch airline began testing its immediate seat program this month. passengers up low profiles from social networks like facebook and then, they get a seat map of others that do the same thing. passengers can choose to sit wherever they find interesting a base of their profiles. that is provided the seat is available. there is one catch, you cannot reject anyone who has

chosen to sit dockside. while some people say the trend is pointless, klm says it meets in a the seat could be good for those traveling alone, business travelers in and of those who like to network. it is not the only network that think so. according to the new york times, malaysia airways introduced a similar auction last year. the meat and seed program is still in the beginning stages. >>catherine: right now it is only an option on selected flights. it could be a while for the service becomes available on a widespread basis.

>>pam: the google is facing lawsuits over privacy concerns and another nail in the coffin for blackberry. kiberlee sakamoto has a look at the latest social media

headlines. >>kimberlee: google is being sued for violating users' privacy rights of the apples of our web browser. he came to light last week that they bypass control settings intended to protect safari users from being tracked are mined. now, users in delaware in kansas have filed separate suits against google for privacy violation. they also alleged that google knowingly violated federal wiretap laws and committed fraud by not disclosing what it was doing to the user. google has not commented on the lawsuit. bad news for research in motion, netflix announced it does not have current plans to support like barry devices or playbook tablets. aside from some of its latest smart forms, the platform has a lack the large screen that other platforms that. apple has launched a

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>>jaqueline: storms to the north will bring us cooler weather for the weekend. our top stories coming up right after the break. for how did we do it last time?

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>>pam: at tonight's big stories in one big block of news. >> here at sfo, the gate was shut down for two hours after a tsa agent spotted a suspicious device inside of a piece of luggage. traffic to departing gates

was stopped. by 1:30 p.m. the san francisco bomb squad determined that the device was a portable oxygen system for an elderly woman tried to get onto a flight. >> in east oakland the violence continues as oakland police responded to a shooting that led to the lockdown of a local school. >> this is the second friday in a row that we had a shooting in the neighborhood. the police responded and then we waited for confirmation. >> a meal was observed running with a weapon, they followed him and gave chase. they recovered the weapon and the suspect was arrested. >> here at police headquarters in oakland, police responded to this recent increase in gun violence by conducting special operations. in addition they have identified some new hot spots. they are also beefing up patrols and adding officers

to crime reduction and violence reduction teams and adding additional problem- solving officers. in the last nine days oakland has seen 43 shootings and 21 of them people were either injured or killed. in oakland, dan kerman kron4 news. >> another big story in san francisco, the domestic violence case against ross mirkirimi got under way. the day was dominated with legal issues. one key matter is whether a videotape allegedly shows reviews suffered by his wife will be allowed as evidence. a judge is expected to make a decision on that videotape of the monday when the trial resumes. >> gas prices continued to climb. at this union 76 station for example, a gallon of regular on wednesday was selling for $3.99 a gallon. $4.15 a gallon on thursday.

to date is $4.19. that is 205 in just three days. many customers tell me that they are convinced gas will be $5 a gallon by summer if not before. >> in calaveras county, investigators are still busy at work with the speed free killer case. thursday and friday the surge in this area of love letter road and found human remains. as to whether or not they found anything friday, it is still unclear. >>grant: the bay area is seeing a norovirus outbreak. alameda and contra costa counties have seen the worst cases. 54 cases in contra costa, 29 schools affected, 25 long- term care facilities. in alameda county they are seeing three times the number of cases at the last year. several schools were affected into long-term care facilities also affected. in the newsroom, reggie

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>>jaqueline: our bid weather story tonight, cooler weather odds have the weekend. we habit enjoying warm weather for the past couple of days and temperatures will drop 10-15 degrees in to tomorrow afternoon. we will start the day with of close to the coastline. upper 50s and low 60s. as a move into sunday, even cooler. into tomorrow morning things to be clear inland. we will see very cool conditions in places like livermore. it's the cool down the you will notice, 63 and said as they come sixth in redwood city, 59 in oakland.

a slight chance of showers into monday. a better chance of rain tuesday night into monday. >>stanley: i love what we have nice weather. i love it more when we at the tourists. there is no better place to see both that at lombard at high street. yes, when you add the two of them and toss in a bit of the locals to have the perfect recipe for finding bad behavior. for tonight at 8:00 p.m. we will spend some time in a segment that will lead you smiling and scratching your head at the same time.

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>>pam: hype surrounding the bird flew may have been just that. it is commonly passed from poultry to people. the world health organization reported in nearly 600 cases the virus has killed more than half of its victims. they say the death rate may be misleading. the who only counted the most severe cases, those were people went to the hospital and not the mild cases. the study was published in the journal science. a new study says where you live could have something to do with the quality of sleep. researchers looked at different regions of the united states and people sleeping patterns.

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our relationship can only go up from year. the oakland a's finally have someone to at least talk about and follow. we will see if he can pull it off. some of nice son is now coaching lamar. like father, like son. if >> we have the worst group of seniors that i have ever been associated with. their mentality is awful, their attitude is awful, they have no heart. if you act like the way some of these guys do, i feel sorry for the fans and the school. these kids are stealing money by being on a scholarship. >> if you add to this way in the real world, you would be homeless, without a job.

>>gary: our special guest tonight is one of the five biggest names in the nfl, a troy paul molitor with the steelers. he is getting into the restaurant business. it is called life. it is sort of a healthy fast-food restaurant. no dishes more than 600 cals. there is troy doing his thing. a seventh time pro bowler.

>> i came up with this idea, these guys, we've teamed up. >>gary: i cannot help but laugh. take a picture, it is almost embarrassing, this is one of our anchors. they do not stick around for anything, the minute they are done the normally be. >> we have a big star.

>>gary: not to be funny, you are looking like a young chaconne. people love that. have you ever been tackled by your hair? >> i have been coming yes. if but i had the football, so i was happy. >>gary: you have to be an all-pro to get away with that. if you're trying to make a team, you can a waiter here like that. >> there are quite a few players that have long here. >>gary: you are soft-spoken. i expected you to talk wildly. your soft-spoken. >> there is a stereotype that people have of football players. >>gary: are you married? do you have any kids? >> yes.

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>>gary: served harbaugh has a brother-in-law who is in the coach of indiana. everyone was looking at harbaugh. no one agrees with me, my motto is when you are not at work, do not show off. my point is when you are now working, did not show off. >> bryan says i love the way you keep sports in perspective. i do not like the way he spoke of the oakland a's nuclear.

>>gary: the plan is, i think this guy looks like something. he says he is 26, he is probably 36. if he and many ramirez can hit, the oakland a's need a little bit of juice. >> to reset says your station promised a story about jimmy johnson's car but he broke into a story about brian van aken. for >>gary: i have to admit, that was bad. >> you lose your mind over brian van aken. >>gary: i like him. i should have gone to that jimmy johnson story, but i got carried away. he is moving this weekend. >> when will you change your hairstyle? you have had the same years

taught for 25 years. >> i am about two years away from coming in straight down. we will see later.

whitney houston's resting place under armed guard. the wild report that grave robbers are targeting it. and also, the death photo. which celebrity said that whitney houston looked, quote, really beautiful. and all of the latest oscar news. i'm kevin frazier. >> and i'm brooke anderson. "the insider" is on. just profiting off of somebody's dead image. >> we showed it and we talked a lot about it a lot beforehand. controversy over whitney houston's death photo. >> the photo, she looked really beautiful. >> if they say, don't take any photographs and you take a photograph you could be in some kind of trouble. >> could whoever took the image be arrested? >> as cops address the report that grave robbers are plotting to invade houston's final resting place. and gerard butler released from rehab.