>> we have shots fired, multiple gunshots. >>pam: we're hearing 911 calls from a deadly shooting in ohio as the suspected gunman faces the judge for the first time. >>pam: first tonight you are looking live from the camera in the cloudy skies over the bay area. rain is on the way and expected in a few hours. soft to the >>jaqueline: increasing hour or two. jeff moderate rain overnight. starting at around 8:00 in the north bay, heavy snow in the sierra. it is born to be dry and warm through the weekend.

by midnight, moderate-heavy rain to remain the the north bay. we are starting to slide down to the golden gate. overnight, moderate rain to the east bay shores. into the 4:00 a.m. hour, the coastline seeing moderate rainfall. >>pam: bad news for californians to rely on the melted snow for their water. today, the department of water resources and checked the snowpack in the sierra. levels measured 30 percent of the usual amount. the water provided by the snow amounts to a quarter of the usual accumulation. state officials say even if we see strong storms in march snow levels in the

sierra will not reach the average mark. >> we need a significant, major turnaround for us to have any likelihood of a decent performance and obviously, as you move through march, that becomes very unlikely. >>pam: our coverage of tonight's rain and snow storm has just begun. in 10 minutes we will speak with the chp about driving conditions headed towards the sierra. more pain at the pump. gasoline prices are up for the 21st day in a row. here's a look at average prices in the bay area. $4.36 in san francisco. $4.29 in san jose and oakland. we are taking pictures from viewers of the prices that you are paying. on the left a shell station in sunnyvale is $4.27 a gallon. in san francisco 35 above the city average.

this gas station is at pine and venice. as haaziq madyun tells us, these prices are taking a toll on bay area businesses. >>haaziq: the pain at the pump caused by skyrocketing gas prices now hitting small business owners here in the bay area. >> drivers are complaining that gas prices are going up. >>haaziq: the owner of purple pepper keetsa in san leandro says whiling gas prices will be driving a wedge between the pizza business and his delivery drivers to use their own vehicles. >> you are standing about $1,500 a month extra just repaying gas for drivers to go out. >>haaziq: that eventually forced him to close up shop after opening the doors just

1 years ago. he says he has no choice but to shell out the extra money for gas. >> we are a small company >>darya: our team of reporters has been tracking gas prices throughout the bay area. if you had to our web site eaton's neck of a special gas price section with all the resources including an interactive map showing you prices in every neighborhood. xi the dow closed at 13,500.

the nasdaq closed ahead more than 24 the 2986 and the s&p 500 rose more than four points at 1372. these are numbers we all like. dan kerman has been talking to market analysts about the momentum we have seen. >> it is too early to tell because of the gas price issue. market analysts are telling us that the surge was fueled by two key factors. consumer confidence rose dramatically from last month to the highest level since a year ago. europe's problems are not over, the tomorrow banks are expected to get another round of loans. the feeling is that the worst may be behind them. analysts say it is too early to predict if the stock market's surge will continue, especially because of the rise in fuel costs.

a >> higher fuel prices will close a threat to the economy, particularly as we get into the summer driving season. for the good news is we on a somewhat firmer ground. the labor markets have improved and we are seeing leveraging in parts of the economy. people are borrowing again, businesses are borrowing, banks are opening this thing gets just a bit. the housing industry is benefiting from a mild winter. you put all that together and hopefully we will be more resilience. >> this is a graph showing the last time the dow rose above 13,000. we have to go back of which may have to thousand eight. that happened shortly for the market plunged. it is pretty dramatic how long it has taken to get back above the 13,000 mark.

>>pam: people are happy about these numbers but gas prices really are a wild card. >> it is a complete wild card. the kidneys is, if it does stay up there is more money. market analysts say that could be a self-fulfilling prophecy. they see the numbers go up into these then they will more. >>pam: drastic cuts are coming to the walnut creek police force. several programs will be eliminated including the traffic unit, neighborhood watch and community outreach efforts. officers will no longer respond to traffic after incidents where no one has been hurt. traffic education will be eliminated in the extra traffic patrols around schools, neighborhoods and in the police chief says the department will have to switch to a reactive style of policing. this is just a short list of cuts coming to walnut creek police force.

>>catherine: t.j. rain made his first court appearance today. he is listed above in the shooting in in chicago. >> you understand it right the have to remain silent? >>catherine: we heard but did not see the suspect. this is a pig's are as lane arrived at the courthouse. today, police released tapes of the emergency calls. >> shots fired, there is a city with a gun. >>catherine: the first four attempts were shot in the cafeteria.

two of the students were declared dead early today. lane was pursued by assistant football coach frank hall. midway to the exit he shot his fifth and final victim, she was not seriously hurt and was released from hospital today. prosecutors say lane abandoned his gun before fleeing from the school. by that time, the school principal on the phone with police. >> the alleged shooter ran out the back door. a white t-shirt, tall and skinny. >>catherine: he gave himself up a few blocks away cleared prosecutors told the judge and he confessed to the shootings to the officer arrested him. he sold 22 caliber handgun from his uncle and fired 10 times. he said he did not know the victims and was not

targeting anyone in particular. >>catherine: investigators say there was one unanswered question. >>pam: now, the white house wants to cut funding, we will tell you what is being changed. a homeless encampment has neighbors fuming in the south bay. we will show you with this city is doing to make sure it does not come back. the ipad 3 could soon be in your hands. we will tell you what apple announced and what it means for the ipad reef.

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health risks to women who use contraceptives should consider another form of birth control. the federal tsunami warning system is in danger of having funding cut. it is happening nearly one year after waves from the quake in japan came surging into the santa cruz harbor causing millions of dollars in damage. these pictures show you what happened. the white house is proposing to cut millions from the program. other programs cut that out dangerous areas and educate residents. >> the last time the earth how it, the big japan earthquake, we evacuating.

>> tsunami warning sirens will still sound off despite funding cuts but maintaining these bullies, measure the size and as to be the destination of incoming waves is in jeopardy of being cut. the national oceanic and atmospheric administration runs the system. if the budget cuts go through only 72 percent will be working. stephen knows his house is a potential dangers of. >> the belief system has to be maintained. i think they're needed. i would not want to see them cut back on that. there are a must. >> other cuts show areas that could be inundated during a tsunami. signs at the feet letting people know they are in a tsunami hazards known in the these signs that point the way they should go is a monster wave hits could be cut. >> we do not need to pay for

maps and things. we know where to go! just go to higher ground. >>jaqueline: it is over has at the heavily ski resorts. clad in skies and is now on the way. heavy rain coming in at about 10:00 p.m.. moderate-heavy rain in the north bay by midnight and spread south of the golden gate by midnight. moderate cells of the east bay and along the coastline. heavy rain into the east bay and along the coast. it will slide into the south

bay by 6:00 a.m.. look what is coming in behind it. it used by the showers. it will remain clouded tomorrow afternoon. showers are hit or miss. i do not put the umbrella of way. keep it handy in case you get caught in one of these showers have as for rainfall totals, the heaviest rain was out by 6:00 a.m. in the south bay. about an inch of rain by the 3:00 hour in the north bay. this afternoon showers are not going to bring us much more rain. one-third of an inch of rain in the south bay. as for temperatures, it is going to be pretty chilly again some are warming up a couple of degrees over what we saw today.

snow in the sierra is going to be very happy to the overnight hours. by midnight, widespread snow. the lower elevation show heavier rainfall indicating heavy snowfall for the sierra. that will continue into the 5:00 hour tomorrow morning. heavy rain over both passes. that means heavy snow over both passes as well. widespread moderate-heavy snow that will continue into the afternoon. it will really not go anywhere. thursday morning will see additional snowfall. here's a look at snowfall totals at lake level. an additional two-4 in. at lake level until thursday. and the higher elevations, 2-4 ft. of fresh snow. here is a look at your extended forecast. conditions will improve into friday. it will be an easy drive to get into this here this weekend. temperatures in the upper 60s and low 70's. we will take it!

>> our roads are clear and open. >>pam: are you suspecting same requirements on the road closures? >> we plan for the worst and hope for the best. we're hoping that we will not have to close the roads. >>pam: how would you describe this season overall? >> we have been much drier than normal and particularly since the last year.

this now we are anticipating is light and life. i think this week and is going to be a great weekend for anyone looking to go skiing. >>pam: it has been dry for so long, people should be on alert for the coming days. >> 44. >> at this gas station gas >> at this gas station gas is $4.39 a gallon. is $4.39 a gallon. (car horn) paying with your smartphone instead of cash...

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>>catherine: a surprising admission from the pentagon, summer means of 911 victims ended up in in a landfill.

new poll shows that more americans believe in the global warning. 62 percent think the earth is getting warmer, that is compared to 55% last year. some observers blame recent extremes ranging from tornadoes, snowstorms, flooding in the global warming. >>catherine: review cameras could be required in new cars beginning in to that of all. the idea is to prevent accidents for drivers backing over some of. at least two children are killed every week of the west.

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>>pam: neighbors were about vandalism, fires and the theft. coming up after the break we will stay with the city has done to alleviate concerns. >> here at this the chevron station in san francisco, regular gas is selling for $4.39 a gallon.

>>pam: people in a downtown san jose neighborhood are getting their wish. armed with the chain saws and the plastic bags as well as a dump truck, this caltrans crews spent the day demolishing a long time homeless encampment. it was at the intersection of interstate 280 and interstate 27. for months neighbors have complained about trash, tents and shopping carts.

there are more about sex, vandalism and a fire. >> who knows what they're cooking with. how are they started misfires? once the accident is all it takes. >>pam: the eviction of the homeless are a part of an ongoing effort. this caltrans say it is a hazard. >> these are going to be taken now. you have to get out of here. >>grant: that was the latest warning. boff the diaz said that he was told to pack up and move three days ago but it was not enough time. >> i need more time to get my stuff's. it is all back for but i cannot take all this in the

calf. for them of the diaz says he has been living on the streets of ears on for 10 years. most recently here beneath interstate 280. in recent months the area between the freeway has been home to as many as two dozen campers. there is trash everywhere. obviously there are no toilets. caltrans street leaped over the entire area. third >> all of these people came and made a mess. >>grant: by early afternoon he had packed his tents and belongings onto a car towed by a bicycle and was seen headed back toward the freeway. he knows that he is trespassing but there is rain coming. better than no growth at all, this is a roof over his head.

>> where do we go. all of the places are taken. >>pam: a state worker at berkeley high's was accused of stealing eight teachers identity. the use the teachers information to pay his utility bills. he worked at a security officer for 20 years in on the administrative leave while the case was in court. the san francisco board of supervisors might make it easier for food trucks operate in the city. currently no food trucks are allowed to part with the 1,500 ft. of a school. supervisors are trying to get the distance reduced to 500 ft..

>>pam: santa clara county has one of district is health policies in the nation. the new plan forces and the machines and cafeterias to be healthier. costs that means vending machines must have less candy and chips, more water and trail mix. county properties like the jailhouse and hospitals will use healthier ingredients to make their food. burgers and keetsa will still be on the menus, they will have to be healthier. >>pam: a new version of the ipad could be on the way. apple has scheduled a news conference for next week. it is widely anticipated that they will unveil the ipad 3. charles clifford has more on what we might see in this latest version.

>> there's no lack of rumors about what consumers might be getting. most believe the new ipad will feature an improved screen similar to the rare display of the ipad for end speculation that it could have a faster processor, improved camera, more memory or longer battery. many people are also hoping that the ipad 3 will be the first apple products use the new 4g wireless network. right now the car version of the ipad starts at $499 on the apple web site. some retailers have already begun offering a discount on the ipad 2. we will one of the new pricing into the apple announcement that there is speculation that the company will continue to offer the ipad 2 but at a reduced price. among the iphone 4s was released apple slashed the price on the basic version to $100. there is precedent. the announced of the ipad three is scheduled for the morning of march 7th.

>>jaqueline: here is a live look outside from the golden gate. right now on storm tracker 4, it is our turn over the north bay. the rain has not started just yet. here is a live look at storm tracker 4. most of the rain is still to the north for now. we will see showers starting a couple of hours. here is a look at the golden gate. a dreary picture. moderate rain starting around 11:00 p.m. it will go through about 60 of. into tomorrow afternoon we will see spotty showers. it will be breezy and cool with wind speeds gusting into the 20 mi. an hour range did into wednesday night there is a 50 percent chance of winning showers. fryer and warmer conditions expected this weekend. we'll talk about their rain

and snow and what is on tap for the weekend. >>catherine: four busses were ambushed and 18 people killed. pakistan's presence has promised to find and punish the attackers. >> chinese officials say it happened during the production of a high energy field. look what happened to the german chancellor. she will remember this public outing. a waiter accidently dump a tray full of beer down her back. she was in drenched. he says he was pushed from behind into the glass is slid off of this trait. she was very good-natured, she smiled and moments later gave a speech. the crowd gave her a standing ovation.

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>> it was a good day for the dow. >> yes. housing numbers to they were not exactly agree. we're going higher and ignoring bad news. standing there is a lot of value in the stock market. i liked picking individual stocks. i think there is an upside if you can combine those two thoughts. >>catherine: give us an example. >>catherine: and home prices have been going down anyway,

but was this more than expected? >> it is a three month of blended average of the shows you how bad things have been. >> it is the committee that is close to the shore, perhaps. i think high and its properties up probably bottomed. >>catherine: apple and probably the ipad 3. >> i own shares of the custody. they did not say ipad 3, but it is thought that 3. is the world's most viable company. it's it is the first piece

of hardware stance steve shareef they spend 55 million to buy patents. >>catherine: i remember people wondering about the ipad. >> i used to think i've had was a horrible dream. >>catherine: a loser, dancing with the stars. no one knows these stars. >> it is disney publicly owned. it is abc. this was their number one show last year. when you're calling on our will is a big star, you are in trouble. >> melissa in billboard. >> martina never to look.

maria menudo is. 21 million and worse, this is a great show. >>catherine: they seem to be running dry in getting people to do it. >>catherine: thank you, we will see you tomorrow. and >>jaqueline: the rain is on the way, of moving into the north bay. it's here is look at what we are expecting for tomorrow. in increase in cloud cover. widespread rain. spotty showers through the rest of the day the temperatures team: the '50s. the rain is by and large coming overnight. here is a look of storm tracker 4 raider. the rain will be sticking up in intensity. moderate rainfall over most of the north bay.

by 8:00 a.m. it will have pushed through. we will be in for a few lingering showers. did not of the umbrella wait until tomorrow afternoon. as for when gusts, it will be when the overnight. wind gusts in the 30 mi. per hour range picking up to the 40 mi. per hour range by 3:00 a.m.. >> widespread moderate-heavy snow. we will have several hours or snowfall rates could be up to 2 in. per hour.

the heavy rain in the lower elevations, that means heavy snow and the higher elevations. we are seeing 2-4 ft. in snow and the higher elevations. let's get a check on the snowbomb.com ski report.

if you would like to keep up with how much snow is in the sierra, lot on to snowbomb.com. faugh >>gabe: some of the best movies that net offers to its members are about to disappear. netflix it is little or 1000 popular movie titles. with this loss they're looking to change their focus to television shows. it is is big news that will affect users. the tune in tonight at 8:00 p.m.. that will be featured in my tech report. >> in pacifica at the shell station of how metal athleta, a gallon of regular is now coolest 33 set at the helen and up 45 from sunday. >> at this gas station in oakland, for a $is that it's had its core of life

>>pam: bay area school districts are facing a new round of budget cuts. kron4 has teamed coverage or many positions are online tonight. we'll show you where and what is at stake. rates are about to go up on government-backed mortgages. how much more for fha loans? the cougar controversy brewing industry california. >>jaqueline: here is a look outside from the heavily ski resort. overcast skies, a lot of snow overnight. details coming up. >>rob: and san jose, gas prices continued to climb. the posted price for a gallon of regular at this chevron station on tuesday afternoon, $4.29 a gallon.

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>>pam: at 6:00 p.m., two bay area school districts are facing layoffs and massive budget cuts. hundreds of jobs online and the millions at stake. >> californians should be ashamed. it is time that everyone says enough! >>pam: the future of more than four to 50 teachers, administrators and staff hangs in the balance while pleasanton could be forced to make more than $5 million in cuts. kron4 has live team coverage on the decisions being made to fix these troubled school districts. >>pam: hundreds of school positions are on the line across the bay area. we have team coverage of the meetings for the school cuts. reggie kumar is in pleasanton with the latest on that school district's dilemma. we begin in san francisco with terisa estacio. she is live with details on

possible cuts in the san francisco unified school district. >>terisa: it is a dire situation in san francisco. the meeting to discuss these cuts is getting underway right now. the capacity in the room is 136. officials expect standing room only. there are looking at a $35 million deficit next school year. $83 million of the deficit will be the following year, all of this because they are not getting enough money from the state. earlier tonight, i spoke with the district supervisor who says looking at all of these cuts and looking at cutting for the 80 positions is just outrageous. >> i am absolutely disgusted with the state of california and where we are in terms of supporting public education. we are having to make horrible cuts and it seems every year, we do this and every year it seems to get worse.

class sizes are outrageous. it is not uncommon to find class sizes in the 35-40 range. how are you supposed to educate children? this time that everyone says enough! >>terisa: the superintendent says they're trying to protect certain jobs but right now everything is on the table. we will cover this story and have the latest coming up at the kron4 news at 8:00 p.m.. >>pam: presence in schools are facing millions of possible cuts. reggie kumar is following the latest developments there. >>reggie: the district is expecting a lot of heated parents inside this building. the school board is projecting a $5.5 million

proposed budget deficit if the governor's tax initiative does not pass before voters in november. take a look at some of the proposed cuts they say 75 full-time positions including teachers, custodians and other staff members could be eliminated. seven percent of employees, the students per teacher ratio will also grow from a size of 25-1 to 22-1. john larsen says of this is the fifth year they have had to make cuts. >> their mortgage payments, children in school, we certainly do not want to lose anyone but we also understand it they have lives. >> preliminary pink slips will go out on march 15th. the meeting here starts at 7:00 p.m.. >>pam: drastic cuts coming to the walnut creek police department. several programs will be

eliminated including the traffic unit, neighborhood watch, the community outreach efforts. officers will no longer respond to traffic accidents were no one was hurt. traffic education will be eliminated and extra traffic patrols around schools, neighborhoods and it runs more will all end. the police chief says the department will have to switch to a reactive style and will focus on basic patrol services and serious cases. this is just a short list of cuts coming to the walnut creek police force. will have a full look at the changes into this problem overall tonight on the kron4 news at 8:00 p.m.. >>pam: wet weather on the way to the bay area. this is the scene in a lake tahoe.

conditions are pretty much clear. i am in the weather center with jacqueline. snow and rain getting ready to start. >>jaqueline: light sprinkles first and then moderate rain. we did see an increase in cloud cover throughout the afternoon. here is a look at whether headlines, moderate rain expected over night. as we head into the overnight hours we will see snow in the sierra. big changes as we head into the weekend. dry and warm conditions. by midnight we will have more moderate showers through most of the north bay. modern rain south of the golden gate as i mentioned,

heavy snow in the sierra. >>pam: a disappointing day, dismal results, snow levels of the service side are just 16.5 in.. this time last year there was more than 140 in.. 16 percent of the average snowfall. water officials say even an unusually high number of winter storms in march could not approach the average snowfall levels. some >> we need really significant major turnaround in the storm track for us to have any likelihood of a decent performance. obviously, as he move through march, that becomes very unlikely.

>>pam: here are today's average prices around the bay area. no surprise, there are higher than just yesterday. san francisco is at $4.36 a gallon. san jose average is $4.29 in oakland is tied at san jose at $4.29. haaziq madyun was in oakland where gas prices are nearing $4.50 a gallon. >>haaziq: $4.45 per gallon of unleaded gas at this shell station on the golf links road in oakland. skyrocketing prices at gas stations across the east bay city has some drivers thinking about resorting to alternative means for transportation. >> i am thinking about getting a skateboard. >> it is natty.

i have to fill up once a week. if it increases 405 every week, that sucks. >> gas prices are higher every day. >> i think it is a mish mosh of a lot of things. >> the oil industry has been making billions of one trillion. i place the blame solely on >> . >> i do not know who to blame at this point. you cannot really blame anyone. we need gas theorists' >>pam: of its here at kron4 will will help define the cheapest prices. had to our web site and check out a special gas for a section with all of the resources you need including an interactive map showing you prices in every neighborhood plus a list of the cheapest gas stations around.

>>pam: there is major concern along the california coast. the proposed budget for 2013 calls for massive cuts to the national tsunami warning program. this is the scene still fresh in many people's minds. conceivable is being tossed about. this was the destruction caused in santa cruz about a year ago by the tsunami triggered by last year's earthquake that rocked japan. 18 boats sank when waves came crashing into the harbor. 100 boats or damaged. among other things, the 4.6 million in proposed cuts would affect programs that maintain a high tech belize that confirmed that a tsunami is happening as well as public education involving tsunamis. that program helped create the maps that show the areas of our coastline that could be at risk on a monster wave hits. it also pays for the signs, alerting people that they are in a tsunami hazards on.

the point the way to safer ground. the office of emergency services says the warning sirens like the one you're looking out here in the pacific up will still sound off, despite the cuts. officials to admit there are concerned about the potential loss of money to the believe maintenance system. those high-tech devices gather critical data. >> last year during the japanese tsunami incident, through the police and the information provided by noah, we could actually see the tsunami waves as they moved across the full of it. would it also see the height of the waves in a deep water and we are able to make some determination on what it would mean when the waves came ashore in california. in our case lurie will to see that the impact was not want to be significant. with the belize gone with the guests and completely. >>catherine: they are run by the national ossianic and atmospheric administration.

the analyst says with the cuts the goal would be to keep 72 percent of the device is working at all times. officials there did not believe that these proposed cuts would jeopardize public safety. >>catherine: >>pam: firefighters on the scene in san jose. a passerby reported flames shooting from home at about 3:00 p.m.. more than 60 firefighters battled a tool long farmer -- the battered the to alarm fire. no one was home at the time when the fire broke out. one firefighter did sustained minor injuries. the cause of the fire has not yet been determined. first investigators suspect that the blaze may have started by something on the outside of the home and then made its way inside. >>pam: remains of victims from september 11th have been done in a landfill.

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ron paul ended gingrich are not far behind. people were shocked when the pentagon revealed what happened to the remains of some 911 victims. a pentagon official said we do not think it should have happened. the remains were from some of the victims into of the 911 attacks. the plane crash in pennsylvania into the plane that hit the pentagon. it is not clear how many victims were involved in the dumping embarrassment. we are not talking about sizable remains. the pentagon says this is about very small amounts, remains that were too small for dna testing or too badly burned to be identified. the problem came when those residual amounts were handed over to a biomedical waste disposal contractor in the they ended up in a landfill. it sounds like the pentagon was caught off-guard by all

this. a spokesman says partial remains had first been cremated. >> identified portions or 45 that the families elected not to have the join the already buried portions of the fallen went to a crematorium. >>catherine: to after cremations some trace remains were incinerated ended mixed with medical waste and sent to a landfill. this was uncovered because of the ongoing investigation of the military mortuary at dover, delaware, the first stopping point for fallen troops coming home from war overseas. an investigation revealed last november there was gross mismanagement and body parts had been lost. the review at dover lead to all kinds of policy changes. another embarrassing discovery was the last thing the pentagon wanted or expected.

there had been a recall of some birth control pills to. glenn market generics is recalling seven lots of skills. the company is based in india ended did not say how many bills are being recalled. >>catherine: some sleeping pills might be slinking into a shorter life span. in a study is raising a red flag. researchers say people who have had one-18th restrictions strengths sleeping pills and new-line are more than three times at risk of early death. for people who take three or more a week, the increased risk jumped fivefold. jacqueline bennett here is a live look outside at storm tracker 4 raider. a few light showers in the north bay. some of the rain flying under the radar right now. a few light showers rolling through. a few traces of rain has been reported but the major

rain is coming through in a couple of hours. the rain is starting to slide towards the bay area. rain will be widespread by midnight. heavy showers will move south of the golden gate by 2:00 a.m.. xi gusty winds as it pushes through into the port of our in oakland in along the coastline. spotty showers to the rest of the morning and into the afternoon. did not that the umbrella away. as for rainfall totals the system will be moving through so quickly.

>>jaqueline: temperatures will be chilly tomorrow, low-mid fifties. it will also be breezy. blustery and school. snow in the sierra. the white onions grain, a very light blue indicates moderate-heavy snow. not going anywhere through the morning hours. into the afternoon, the same deal. here is a look at the forecast through the sierra. 6-12 in. of snow for tomorrow. higher elevations with significant snowfall.

two-4 ft. in the higher elevations through thursday morning. a look at your extended forecast. the rain overnight into tomorrow, showers into wednesday, also in lingering chance of showers into thursday morning. cool conditions over the next couple of days. temperatures this weekend in the upper 60s and low 70's. here's a look at the snowbomb.com ski report. tests are a for-

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>>pam: aeolic is threatening to sue facebook unless the social networking side

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>>pam: stockton was hit hard by the recession and foreclosure crisis. they have already made deep cuts. council members may vote on a plan to shift millions from special programs and suspend employee vacation and sick leave to cash out. they could even vote missed payments on outstanding debt. it stopped and files bankruptcy would be the largest city in the nation to do so. we will be right back.

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>>pam: and tonight's big stories in one block of is. >> the owner of purple cupper keetsa says the rising costs of gas fraises are called in its of every

drivers asked the small- business owner for each of money -- for more money for each delivery. >> across the nation, the conference board says consumer confidence is up. that helped to fuel a surge in the dow. this is the first time it has happened since may of 2008. will this last? market analysts say it is too early to tell. the rise in fuel costs could torpedo the surge. >> in san francisco, hundreds of teachers and administrators could be facing layoffs. the superintendent and the the board will make a decision on how many preliminary king slips the plan to issue.

they said around 485 positions could receive pink slips. have to be sent out by march 15th but will not become official until the middle of may. i will be in the meeting monitoring the situation. we will have a live update coming up at 8:00 p.m.. >> at the school board headquarters in pleasanton, officials or looking to close a $5.5 million budget deficit if the tax initiative does not pass before voters in november. 75 full-time positions could be eliminated including teachers, custodians and other members. >> and walnut creek of police officers association announced that the chief of police will be implementing a restructuring plan for the department. there will be changes to the crime prevention program and the traffic unit along with many other services.

in the letter the association says they hope services can be restored but they are not hopeful. >> and it's a vodka residents are reacting to proposed budget cuts to reduce funding to tsunami warning it prepared its programs. some money would come out of the program that supports high-tech believes in the ocean that help detect the size and the destination of potential tsunami waves. other money would come out of public education. people i spoke to are against any cuts against the collection of scientific data. >> officials in the county are saying no did things like chips, cookies and candy bar. all county buildings will have these health codes in them.

vending machines will have to have help the auction. more on this and how people feel in my attic of story. >> and san jose, efforts to clean up homeless encampments along the city's freeways. an official at caltrans arrived at this camp where they found about a dozen or so people camped beneath of the freeway. they tell me they have been there for two-three months. the cleanup is prompted by complaints from residents were about theft, vandalism in the fire danger. there were no arrests. the homeless moved away taking most of their belongings with them. >>gabe: >> apple has scheduled a press event for next week. it is widely anticipated that they will be unveiling the new version of the ipad.

the ipad 3. we do not yet have specifics but the new version will feature an improved screen, a better camera and a longer lasting battery with 4g connectivity. the president is set for the morning of march 7th. >> the snow survey was described as dismal. even a march miracle of winter storms would not bring the snowpack near average. >>jaqueline: a strong storm tonight, last year's snow pack will not help. take a look at storm tracker 4 radar. a little bit of light rain over the delta. it will get a lot heavier

into the overnight hours. moderate rain through the north bay. it will spread south and be pretty widespread. into the 2:00 hour over the east bay and along the coastline, and to the south bay, lingering showers into the morning and early afternoon. did not put the umbrella away just yet. as for the snow, 2-4 ft. in the higher elevations. 6-12 in. of snow at the not lower elevations. two-4 in. into thursday. a look your extended forecast the system is rolling through, after that, dry conditions for the weekend. temperatures warm and sunny saturday and sunday. >>stanley: you are looking at a boat owned by one of the copper pirates i showed you a while back.

this time, it is sitting on dry land surrounded by caution tape. how did the boat and on dry land? it had nothing to do with the tide and everything to do with police from a multiple agencies including the fed's. >>stanley: tonight at 8:00 p.m. i will share with the house on copper pirates were finally taken out of commission did during overnight stay in the next edition of people behaving badly. ♪

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>>pam: the chair of california's fish and game commission is facing calls for his resignation after photographed surface of him holding the body of a mountain lion that he killed while hunting. gavin newsome is now getting involved. >>kimberlee: the former san francisco mayor is just one of 40 democratic assembly

members that signed a letter calling for this man, chairman daniel richards to resign. the pictures showed richards, a top wildlife official, smiling while posing next to and with the dead mountain lion. hunting of the big game cat is legal and idle but in california, mountain lion hunting has been illegal since 1990. richards reportedly paid nearly $7,000 to go on a 7 day guided hunts. in a letter sent to him, the governor wrote while not in california at the time, your actions call into question whether you can live up to the calling of your office. and assemblymen from logan heights in san diego wrote if your actions have raised serious questions about whether you respect the laws of the people of california and whether you are fit to adequately enforce those laws. today, we asked viewers what

they think. opinions really very. here is what one person wrote. here is what role wrote. >>kimberlee: we would like to know we think. visit the kron4 facebook fan page to read about the controversy and leave your thoughts. >>pam: the warriors are in indiana taking on the pacers. highlights on that in a moment and a new world record set by our very on john palace, the paper airplane guy. gary and john are one-on-one next.

>>gary: the giants are continuing to work out in the desert. there he is after the giants won the world series. of course when he did not

win the world series not a lot of people are watching, but he has been working hard. it and elbow pain, but that is all behind him according to boce. >> he is right on schedule. >>gary: the season starts april 6th. >>pam: i never liked spring training. >>gary: this is something

else. when we return it is world championship time. a 30 year kron4 employee has accomplished more than anyone in the paper airplane industry. he said a break from helping people. this year is the king of the airplanes, john collins set a world record of the weekend. congratulations and to think you for being here.

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>>gary: john collins and his paper airplanes are world champs. >> their debts! we are all over that one. that is going to do it! get up there!

>>gary: 226 ft., 10 in.. nearly 20 ft. more than the previous world record. there he is putting his wife and celebration. the guy who looked through that, a former -- a former cal quarterback. >> we made contact with him in august, we did not quite get there in the mojave. this >>gary: is an individual event, the person throwing those in the book, not me. >>gary: you are the guy who

designed it. how much does a thrower have to do with it? obviously you have to have some skill and arm strength. is there something he does that another i could not? >> joe is really good with paper airplanes. his work with the plane, he had to change his throat. you want it to leave at the right trajectory. this airplane is a bit different than others. the two previous record holders had a design that was really ballistic. that one hit a glide. his release is a really clean. this >>gary: was your goal to set a world record? >> it was a serious attempt. we had five practices earlier in the year and we have broken the record as much as 30 ft..

we were hoping that we will get close to that, but we settled for 75 yds. >>gary: how long have you been here? some 20 years. >>gary: he is a talented director. what made the state paper airplanes? >> most people outgrow it. if you look at d.c. your sleeve designs, there is a close-up. i have been to singapore's several times, i love getting kids excited about science. when they see their plan, they get revved up about the idea of flights in and science. there is a lot of science

involved. >>gary: how about the reaction on the internet? >> it has been overwhelming. i heard from cnn today, anderson cooper called, good morning america, espn. >>gary: before you go, he dedicated this year wife suzanne?

>> her name is right there on the airplane. >>gary: and john collins is the all-time greatest paper airplanes champions.

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