about canceling class's because of financial problems. we will be talking about some people who are involved in the protest over the education system. they are hoping to close down the state juvenile justice system. that might be a good thing. another beautiful day around the bay. downtown san francisco, plenty of blue skies and sunshine. >>janu: we are taking a live look at the approach to the bay bridge toll plaza.

already beautiful start to what is going to be a gorgeous day. we are expecting another round of warm temperatures. temperatures right now are already in the '50s. we are still dealing with thirties and places like santa rosa, no bottle, a fairfield. let's take a look at the highs for the day. low 60s and upper 50s by tuesday. temperatures will rebound by the middle of the week. >>marty: we are turning to a developing story, residents are taking of the pieces to the devastation in

communities across the southeast and midwest. this is two days after violent storms and tornadoes. here is new video out of indiana, kentucky and ohio. 30 people have been killed in five states including alabama and georgia. emergency officials are continuing to look for survivors. >> the scene is striking in westwood, ky. roads have been impossible but finally they're able to get some larger equipment in here. first responders have been here for a while. the storm came in friday

afternoon. there is the town hall. that building was built in the '60s, it is really torn up. a reinforced cinderblock concrete. kentucky is the hardest hit. 17 of the 37 fatalities are in this state.

>>marty: in the east bay, classes will resume at it nausea valley high school in concord. it is the first year schools and tasted and try to take his own life. yesterday, a crisis team was on hand to discuss friday's incident. a ninth grader try to harm himself during class. officials say their deep concern about the welfare of their students. campus were the four students that intervened immediately and prevented a tragedy from happening on our campus. >>marty: there is no word if the student who tried to take his life will return to the school. the principal says it would like to welcome him back as soon as possible. >>marty: let's get a tax on

gasoline prices across the state and bay area. it is going to be careful. right now gas's $4.34 a gallon on average. >>president obama: thanks to new fuel efficiency standards, we're building cars that will average nearly 55 mi. per gallon by the middle of the next decade. that is almost double what they get today. that means people will be able to fill up every two weeks instead of every week saving the typical family more than $8,000 over time.

>>marty: uncommon the warm winter weather. >> for march is like some time. it is a wonder for. >> how can you be? look at the golden gate, look at this setting. that islam makes the san francisco so amazing. this is world class. >>marty: clear clouds and sunshine. we have some changes coming up. (bell rings) hi. good morning. big news. fruit blends and theirord about unique taste combinations. like peach/raspberry... and banana/blueberry.

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in petaluma and fought off the manager. happens saturday morning. she was allegedly trying to steal several hundred dollars of liquor. with the manager confronted her, she tried to pepper spray him and tried to back into him with her car. the store manager was on injured and police are still looking for the suspect. in santa rosa, thieves stole more than a mile and half of copper wire used to power street lamps. the theft was discovered when the crews were dispatched to check street lights that were not working. that is when they discovered the missing 8,000 ft. of wire. police are still looking for the suspects there. in the south bay, school budget cuts are taking a toll on more affluent districts. parents, teachers and students gathered in santa clara trying to rev up a tax increase campaign. in past years and this had trouble passing. it will offer $84 a year parcel tax.

that would raise about 2.3 million. supporters of the tax measures a the extra money is needed to keep schools running at an acceptable level. >> as we look at the possibility of reducing or closing libraries, not replacing technology, losing science and math courses and counselors, we're looking at very severe cuts. >> we have been coming librarians and teachers for several years. we need them for the schools to run properly. is needed to pass. residents will vote in may. coming up on the kron4 news weekend, in other victory for mitt romney. also, robbing the girl scouts, it seems unthinkable, but not for one man. we have that story coming out when we come back. janu will have your forecast when we come back.

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>>marty: here is a live look at mt. tam. we are expecting a beautiful day. it is looking beautiful out there. this is a live look for the golden gate. a lot of sunshine. a little bit warmer today. let's take a look at temperatures already warming up nicely. everyone in the '40's and '50's.

>>janu: a chance of sprinkles monday and tuesday. temperatures will rebound once wednesday comes around. will see 70's back of the border thursday and friday and cooling back down to next weekend. >>marty: we have had a record number of spare the air alerts because of all of the warm weather.

>>marty: let's turn our attention to decision to death in 12. candidates are making the final push toward super tuesday. mitt romney added another when with washington state caucuses. gingrich and paul are looking to keep their campaigns afloat. this will be the largest single day of voting in the presidential primaries. we found it interesting map of mind where you can predict how many delegates each candidate will win in each state. all you have to do is click on ac, select a candidate

and submit your choice. >>marty: in new york man is in custody for threatening to kill the president and elementary school children. the secret service and local authorities arrested a man by the name of the brent dickenson. he posted threatening messages on a white house message for on friday and is being held on $50,000 bail. this is the time of year when girl scouts are selling cookies. one man in texas tried to take advantage of that by robbing a troupe of gross to outsource stationed outside of a wal-mart. it happened saturday afternoon. the man came up to the girls and pretending he wanted to buy cookies but grabbed the cash instead. the crow scouts did not let him get away without a fight. >> i started hitting the boy in the passenger's seat. i think he learned his

lesson a little bit. the drag my friend across the street drug in of relief as. >> i hope your face hurts, and jerk. >>marty: the crux did and that getting away with about $200. to make matters worse, the girl scouts are responsible for paying back that money. let's check in with henry. >>henry: hello. the governor wants to shut down the state division of criminal justice and believe it or not it is probably a good thing. we will explain. ase freedom is offering 5% cash back at gas stions this quarter.

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joule -- has a dual system for juvenile justice. for the second time the governor is trying to shut it down. call this class >> serving youth locally is better for longtime public safety. if he can teach them how to exist within their community as a law-abiding person. >>henry: the system as it exists, so you'd go to these counties systems. >> there are three state facilities. >>henry: are those systems differ from county systems?

>> yes. because they are so isolated from the communities that they're coming from, the usually end up there isolated in a large institutional facilities. you cannot treat them because there is the therapeutic environment. sewage getting into their drinking water, the roofs are collapsing. >>gary: how does that affect the recidivism rate? >> it is very high. there's no continuum of reentry services.

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>>marty: we are back with a developing story, officials are lowering the number of dead in the south and midwest to 36. still, the damage is extensive in that area with at least four tornadoes reported from kentucky on friday. the worst in the region and more than 20 years. some of the winds reached 160 mi. an hour. in a total of 19 people lost their lives in kentucky. in alabama, much of the morning has been focused on assessing the storm damage. one person was reported dead or the weekend. many are trying to make sense of the chaos and begin to make sense. this was a very scary scene in indiana. a tornado outbreak took the

lives of 12 people. a two year-old girl was found alive in the field on friday. her parents and siblings were killed in a storm. as she fights for her life, her extended family is clinging to the only hope they have left. . it is very hard. the baby was a month and a half. she was found in her corset upside down, and jade was 2 years old and of the rubble. >>marty: the two rose strongly on life-support arms in a hospital.

>>marty: here is a photo from sfo on saturday morning. that is one computer problem caused major delays and confusion. passengers were stuck in line for hours at the united airlines terminal. computers were shut down overnight and data for both airlines was being combined. the back of the morning did not go the way they planned. the problem was eventually

resolved, but not without a long line and passengers missing flights into being irritated. days are numbered for a famous san francisco bar unless there is an intervention. the gold rush land has been there since the 1930's. the landlord now wants to put a clothing store there. >>da: the sounds of cable cars and the sides of the gold dust lounge has been around for countless years. they began serving alcohol in 1933. many longtime customers are angry that the landlord wants to the beta lounge to make room for express' clothing store. >> i started coming here 40 years ago. i have a part of this history. i feel like it is a part of

my life being torn away. >>da: some customers began a petition in hopes of saving the land and asked the city to classify it as a historical landmark. the brothers who own and are suing the land or to try to keep it open. the landlord claims it is not a historic who >>marty: if your interested in learning more into the odors plea to save it, we have linked the video to our kron4 facebook fan page.

in the bay area, the sun is out and people were out as well. janu >> the highs will get to 75

and set as a, a lot of seventies across the board. upper 60s along the coast. and 72 expected in napa. 70's expected for downtown san francisco. we do have a cooling trend kicking in tomorrow. we will seek further court on tuesday would temperatures and below '60s and upper 50s. temperatures will start to rebound by wednesday.

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>>marty: the presidential election is being held this weekend in russia. opposition leaders say a major voting violations have taken place that are short to give vladimir putin and the wind. protesters have been gathering in waves across russia since december. many remain he could remain in power for the next 12 years. polling numbers show uprooted miles ahead of his challengers. >>marty: in japan, a memorial service is being held just one week prior to the anniversary of the devastating tsunami.

70 of the school's 108 students died. the widespread disaster killed thousand people across japan and it triggered a nuclear crisis. at least 16 people dead and dozens were injured in poland when two trains collided in southwestern poland. rescue crews are combing through the wreckage. many survivors say that the crash was quick and that they're lucky to be alive. investigators are still looking into how the trains crashed.

>>marty: the weather has been beautiful in the bay area and a great for those in the sierra. joining us by phone is making in from north star in tahoe. >> it is a great spring, sunny day. people should definitely get out there. with 86 trails, 58 of them are grumped. it is going to be a great day with the the sun shining. the conditions are definitely prime. a recent strong total of 44 in.. >>marty: tell us about a recent storm. how much has that 44 in. added to the base? >> our total base is 57. i believe it was about 32 before. we have had a lot of skiers

here, it is definitely better that it has been. >>marty: the season usually goes until mid april. i would assume that spring break will be another big time for people heading up to the bay area. >> yes. pretty much every week advocates now is a great time. >>marty: obviously it has been a difficult we get for the ski resort industry. you have a wide variety of elevations. a simi have more so at the upper elevations as opposed to the lower elevations. >> that is correct. >>marty: think you for joining as as we take a live shot from heavenly. here is a live look outside from the bay bridge. we will get more on whether around the bay area with janu. >>janu: here is a live look at the roof camera. a lot of sunshine out there.

a beautiful start to what is going to be a another beautiful day bay area wide. temperatures are expected to be warmer than yesterday. this is where they're currently at. low 50s along the east bay. mid-50s and half on bay at the low 50s and los gatos. as we set the clock had to tam we will see 60s the indicated by the green. the average and will bring a lot of 70's indicated in the yellow. for those of you headed out this evening it will not be too chilly. 60s in the south bay and overnight it is going to be pretty chilly. we will have thirties' along the north bay coastline. in the afternoon it is going to be beautiful with a lot of 70's.

we have a little bit of a cool down kicking in tomorrow and a chance of sprinkles. late-night hours monday night into tuesday with a windy conditions. temperatures are expected to rebound by wednesday. temperatures could get back into the '70s for thursday and friday. another called out as we head into next weekend. >>marty: hundreds of people gathering in ohio to say goodbye to 16 year-old who was one of the victims in the ohio school shooting. pam osborn has the latest. >> chard is small-town america. students, parents get strangers pulled themselves together, marching silently to st. mary's. >> we will take care and support each other.

>>marty: rush limbaugh is apologize for comments he made about a georgetown university law student. >> what does this say about the college co-ed susette fluke who goes before a congressional committee and essentially says that she must be paid to have sex. what does that make her? it makes her a slut. >>marty: he did apologize and said he chose the wrong words and did not need to personally attack her.

>> people are paying money for these stores and promoting the serial killers and the evil is. this is just plain evil and it is all about the money. >> we're here for my brother and the victims. this is bad.

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>>henry: sometimes, the situation is so dire that it is difficult to summarize because it is affecting so many levels. education is a perfect example of that. there are so many institutions facing cuts.

our read that the college of sentences does literally cutting class is in the middle of the semester. >> colleges will not be able to afford colleges. >>marty: the occupy education web site is the place to go for more information on the rally tomorrow.

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>>marty: residents are speaking to the pieces and devastated communities across the southwest and midwest. this is today's after violent storms and tornadoes. here is video from a bmx, a kentucky due to ohio. 36 people have died including alabama and georgia. emergency officials are working with search dogs looking for survivors.

west liberty kentucky was one of the hardest-hit towns. >>reporter: this scene is striking. the town is difficult to get to because the roads have been and passable. finally, they have been able to clear the road with to get large equipment in. first responders have been here for a while. the parking lot adjacent to this tore down bank is being used as a mobile command unit. just behind that is the main street. those businesses were destroyed and torn up. trees were snapped like matchsticks. the storm came in friday night with the winds of 140 mi. per hour. there is the town hall. there is the police department and that there is this day. it really is torn up. burke and mortar, cinderblock, reinforced concrete. it is torn up it completely

damaged. kentucky is the hardest hit. 17 of the 36 fatalities. with its into business owners will be allowed to come back and take stock of what is left. >>marty: at new overnight, nearly two dozen residents have been displaced. >>marty: clauses are resuming tomorrow at st. not see a high school after a student tried to take his own life during class.

yesterday, >> this is the first time in a long time we had in the incident actually have been on campus in a classroom. we were all shocked. >> for students intervened immediately and prevent a tragedy from happening on campus. >>marty: there is no word of the student who tried to take his life will return to school but the principal says the would like to welcome him back as soon as possible. >>marty: let's get a check on gas prices across the bay area.

>>marty: the president has said u.s. automakers will play a big role in saving people money at the gas pump. >>president obama: cars are being built that will average nearly 55 mi. per gallon by the middle of the next decade. that is almost double what they get to date. that means people will be able to fill every two weeks instead of every week, say the typical family more than a thousand dollars at the pub over time. >>marty: the president also wants and oil subsidies and tax breaks that cost taxpayers about 4 billion a year. let's turn our attention to the weather. this is a video from san francisco. warm temperatures and plenty of sunshine. residents and visitors are out and about enjoying a beautiful, warm winter day. >> it is like summertime. it is wonderful.

it is unusual weather for this time of year. >> look at the golden gate. look at the setting. it is what makes san francisco so amazing. this is a world class. >> clear skies and sunshine are expected to continue today. janu >> it is going to be a another beautiful day for finance said. here is a live shot from the mt. tam cam. clear skies and a lot of sunshine with warmer tartars expected today compared to yesterday. mid-50s in half moon bay as well as a redwood city. the afternoon over as a lot of 70's.

we do have a cooling trend kicking and tomorrow. temperatures will call even further on tuesday into the low 60s and upper 50s. the time right now is nine 07 a.m.. >>marty: coming up on the kron4 is weekend, a store manager in the north bay gets a shot from a woman tried to steal alcohol. in the meantime, here's another live look in san francisco bay the in sunshine. we will be right back. ♪

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>>marty: a woman was caught trying to steal alcohol from a drug store in petaluma. the woman was allegedly trying to steal several hundred dollars' worth of liquor when the manager confronted her in it she tried to pepper spray him.

as he chased her outside of the still, she tried to back over him with her vehicle. school budget cuts are taking a toll on a floyd districts like santa clara. parents, teachers and students were gathering to rev up a tax increase campaign. the measure would call for $84 a year parcel tax, supporters of the tax measure say the extra money is necessary to keep schools are running at this exceptional lever. >> we have been cut and librarians in the teachers for several years. we need to keep them on for the school to run properly.

>>marty: cookie money was stolen from some girl scouts, we will have that story coming up. here is another look outside. it's beautiful start to the date. it should be another fantastic day around the bay. we will be right back.

>>marty: we have been enjoying glorious weather. the camera is bouncing in little bit. breezy conditions but overall a beautiful day. did the >> here is a live look outside from the golden gate. a lot of sunshine would temperatures even warmer today than they were yesterday. 54 currently in it fairfield. as we set the clock ahead to

10:00 a.m. we will see 60s popping up their indicated by the green on the screen. if you're headed out this evening it will be pretty maze. not too cold. let's get back to the afternoon, it is going to be beautiful.

>>marty: we will keep things on the top of weather for a couple more seconds. a record number of spare the air alerts in the bay area. 15 alerts were issued this season. the highest number of people illegally burning on these days was in sonoma county. 108 people were caught violating the ban. the spare the air alerts ended on february 29th. >>marty: the gop presidential candidates have made their final push toward super tuesday. mitt romney added another victory with the washington state caucuses. santorum, gingrich and paul are looking to keep campaign afloat.

super tuesday will be the single largest day of voting in the republicans topsy-turvy presidential primary. >>marty: this map online allows you to predict how many delegates each candidate will win in each state. only have to do is click on a state and select a candidate. half a dozen states that allocates delegates proportionately, you to use sliders to make your choices. in new york man is in custody for threatening to kill the president. prosecutors say the secret service if local authorities worked together to arrest dickinson. he posted a threatening messages on a white house message board on friday it is being held on $50,000 bail. >> this is the time of year when a girl scouts are selling their favorite cookies. one man in texas tried to take advantage of that by robbing a troupe of gross

out outside of wal-mart saturday afternoon. the man came up to the gross pretended that he wanted to buy cookies but instead it grabbed the cash box. this group of crow scouts did not let the man get away without a fight. >> i started hitting the boy that was a the passenger seat. i think that he learned his lesson a little bit. they dragged my friend rachel across the street and drove off really fast. >> the crux did and getting away with about $200 and to make matters worse the girl scouts will be responsible for paying the money back.

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if you miss it here, you can catch them in paris where they're going next. >>marty: coming up, time is running out for a longtime san francisco bar that has been served an eviction notice. we will have that story coming up. year is a live look outside. a beautiful day for the bay area. we will be right back.

>>marty: officials are lowering the number of dead in the south and midwest to 36. it was originally had 38. the damage is extensive. at least four tornadoes reported in kentucky on friday. the worst in the region and more than 20 years. some of the winds reached 160 mi. an hour. a total of 19 people have been killed in kentucky. in alabama, much of last night ended this morning has been focused on assessing the storm damage. one person was reported dead and others trying to make sense of the chaos. >>marty: a very scary scene in indiana.

the miracle discovery in the midst of those devastating storms. a two year-old was found alive in a field on friday. her parents and siblings or all killed in the storm. >> all of them were dead. kendall was a month and have and found in her car seat upside down. the jade in is 2 years old. he was under the rubble.

>>marty: the u.s. and israel are currently at odds about the a on a disputed nuclear programs. the president says he prefers to use diplomacy to prevent a run from obtaining nuclear weapons. taking a look at this a photo from as a full saturday morning. how could crumble called the lakeland confusion. united recently merged with continental. computer systems were shut downs of the information could be combined. starting in the morning did not go away the plant.

the problem was eventually resolved but not without a long line of passengers. yes >>marty: days are numbered for a famous san francisco far. the bar has been in union square since the 1930's and now the landlord wants to replace it with a clothing store. da lin has more on the fight to keep it open. >>da: the size of the gold dust clouds have been around union square for countless years. this bart began serving alcohol in 1933. some say the launch provides a unique character for a place filled with large clothing stores. many longtime customers are angry that the landlord plans to evict the lounge to make room for express' clothing store. >> i started coming here 40 years ago. i am a part of this history.

>> my brother and i have been here for 47 years.

>>marty: take a look at this video. it is fantastic. janu >> here is a look at current temperatures. high-pressure sitting over the coast. that is what is responsible for the clear springlike weather. temperatures in the '50s and headed towards the '60s.

the afternoon will be warm enough all into the '70s. upper 60s along the coast today. we do have a cool down in store, a temperatures dropping to market even further on tuesday. they will rebound once again on wednesday. >>marty: coming up their voting for it president and russia. we have the early results. we will have that coming up after the break. as janu said another beautiful day around the bay. beautiful day around the bay. best of the world of cho late

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>>marty: vladimir putin tallied 58 percent of the vote. here's a look at the former president. protesters have been gathering in waves across russia since december. they're concerned that could and could remain in power for the next five years. a train track in -- a train wreck in poland. there is video, many survivors say the crash was forceful and quick and that they are lucky to be alive. investigators are looking into how the trains collided. in japan, in memorial service is being held.

>>marty: i am hearing some drums, henry? >>henry: we're marking the one your benefit for the children of japan marking the one-year anniversary of the tsunami. hi chris hall allman fourth

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>>dan: the proceeds will go to different charitable organizations. one of them is living dreams, the other one is rebuilding japan. they provide assistance, counseling, material goods, education aid things for the orphan and other children in japan affected by this anomaly.

>> at you can get more information. it is happening in san jose and in fremont. 6-10:00 p.m. next friday you can also visit them online for more information. >>marty: they do so much.

>>marty: here is a live look at heavenly ski resort in lake tahoe. as we set the clock ahead to the afternoon we will see 70's indicated by the law on the screen. for those of you headed out this evening, clinging to the '60s in the south bay.

in the north bay, widespread 70's. this is what your 7 day around the bay looks like. we have a cooling trend kicking in for tomorrow and a slight chance of late night showers. >>marty: hundreds of people gathering in ohio yesterday to say goodbye to the 16 year-old who was killed in the ohio schools shooting. >>reporter: chard is small- town america. for the 50 students, parents and strangers pull themselves together marching

silently to st. mary's church. it was not easy, but it was time to say goodbye to 16 years old daniel. >>reporter: as the funeral service canceling and, many of them are still standing.

>> it felt good and comforting. >>marty: rush limbaugh is apologizing for comments he made about the georgia university law student. >> what does this say about susan flick who goes before a congressional committee and essentially says that she must be paid to have sex. what does that make her? it makes her a slut, right? >>marty: rush limbaugh has since apologized for making those comments and says that he chose the wrong words and did not mean to personally attack her. and number of advertisers canceled their ads because

of his remarks. >>marty: we will be right back. here is a live look outside on the san detail bridge. we will be right back. sweetheart. we need to tk.

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