(male announcer) this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> two people in the hospital this morning after an officer opens fire in san francisco's mission district. >> a former east bay in the crossfire. we'll share how his him. >> and we're learning more today about the americans killed in a military operation in afghanistan. >> hello everybody. thanks for joining us this sunday morning. i'm ysabel duron. >> and i'm marty gonzalez. we'll have more on the top stories in a moment. first more rain in the forecast. janu arasu is here now with the latest. >> good morning. we are expecting some cloud coverage. some of light rain that we be pushing through with a strong wind. 60s expected for livermore. 60s

in san bruno. and into los gatos, and mid-60s also. the satellite and radar is showing that we do have a system that is just to the north of us. with showers late tonight will track this system for you later. >> developing story out of san francisco. where there's been an officer involved shooting in the city's mission district. it happened right outside of a police station. kron four's mike pelton is in the mission district this morning.mike this all began with a confrontation in front of a bar? >> reporter: the confrontation that and the shooting happened to be kind to me at the valencia street. they do not know what happened to start to this. at 2:00 a.m., one

group of men approached another group of men. authorities believe that they could have been gunfire because of it. we can see the police station is literally across the street. . they saw a suspect with a weapon. fearing for safety, he opened fire. however, it was a replica guns that the suspect was holding. >> in this suspect this was going against a police officer. who was feltin be felt in danger. >> what they are still investigating if this

happened to be standing in the area. the officer that fired the weapon of our polls on a paid administrative leave as well as the other officer who was involved. the person that was shot is recovering. mike pelton, kron 4 news. >> concord police are investigating a shooting that took a 25-year-old man's life last night. it happened outside a family party at mi casa court off monument boulevard. police say an argumentoting death of ismael ramirez of brentwood. the suspect fled the scene. but witness information led police to arrest 29-year-old concord resident vincent ochoa as the suspect. he's been booked on a charge of first degree homicide. police say it was a *stray* bullet that killed a former oakland tribune photographer. lionel fluker stopped at

the valero gas station on seminary and macdonald on friday night. he was on his way home from the gym, when he was hit by gunfire intended for another man. police say the intended target was also hit. that 38 year old unidentified victim is in critical condition. meanwhile, fluker's neighbors are heartbroken. this is the second killing >> this is the second killing over there and now, it's affected us because this man you could not ask for a better person everybody knew about have wanting his sweet dog. was a part of our community and it's a great loss for all of us. you couldn't ask for a better person. he minded his own business. everybody knew him for walking with his dog pepper. she was a sweet little dog. everyone on fluker's block says the neighborhood will never be the same without him. they say they are going to band together and make sure

that his dog pepper is taken care of. the case. a traffic note to pass along to you this morning. beale street between mission and howard in san francisco is closed this weekend. crews are working on the transbay transit center. installing huge steel bridges on the busy street. the work will allow traffic to flow while construction on the underground part of the project continues below. the are is expected to be opened by 5 am monday morning. >> secretary of state john kerry is mourning the first death of an american diplomat killed on the job since last year's attack in benghazi, libya. 25 year old anne smedinghoff was one six americans killed yesterday in an attack in afghanistan. she assisted kerry on his visit to afghanistan last month. kerry is in turkey. he's working on restoring diplomatic ties with israel. kerry said smedinghoff died trying to make a difference by providing young afghans with books for their education. >> they are trying to provide people with an opportunity folks that want to kill people and that is

all the want to do are scared and want to shut the door they do not want people to make their choices about the future. >> and u-s officials confirming today that an american civilian adviser was killed in military actvity in eastern afghanistan. that operation also left eleven suspected taliban militants dead. the advisor was one of three u-s civilians killed yesterday. two also died in a suicide bombing in the south along with three soldiers. the attacks come as the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff visited the country to assess security. because of rising tensions with north korea the pentagon announced today that it is delaying an inter-continental ballistic missile test scheduled for next week. the test would take place at the vandenberg air force base here in california. defense secretary chuck hagel delayed the test because he felt that the launch could be misinterpreted and may only worsen the current situation with north korea. coming up on kron 4 news

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>> in santa clara county, four juveniles who were lost while hiking on a mountain had to be rescued by the c-h-p. officers were called to the search on mt. umunhum around 5-30 yesterday evening. crews in a search plane spotted the four in rough terrain on the mountain's western side. the juveniles were plucked from the mountainside by a c-h-p chopper, exhausted but uninjured and now, back home. >> just in time for spring

planting. fifteen truck loads of compost were given to san franciscans saturday morning. it's a way to say thanks for participating in the city's curbside compost collection program. hundreds of cars lined up for the opportunity to get a share of the compost made up from their food scraps and plant trimmings. >> the product we make with the organic waste that people put in those green bins is highly nutritious. we're able to sell it to organic farmers and vineyards all around northern california but we want to bring some back to give to the folks in san francisco so they understand what we do with this and encourage them to make even more. >> san franciscans have dropped enough in those green bins to have produced more than one million tons of compostable material since the program began in 1996. coming up on kron 4 news it must be good time to start your spring plantings. maybe tomatoes. >> coming up a reporter in

the southern california weekend sthe reporter is following people who is carrying guns illegally. >> and your forecast.

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and very windy. perhaps even needing some allergy medicine. this is for your temperatures are sitting. 50s in daly city, redwood city upper 50s and oakland. 53 degrees in san jose. the afternoon highs a bit mild however, '60s and '70s officlow 60s however, for the east peace s shores such as richmond. if the east bayshore. the coastal areas, and for ocean beach and low-mid 60s. petaluma. handand let us take a look at the rainfall. this light

rain will press east it is mainly the coastal areas. your kron 4 7 day around the bay there is a big warm-up in store. with 80s for your inland areas. forecast. >> families of those killed in the shooting rampage at a small oakland university last year are remembering their lost loved ones. .this, just days after the one-year anniversary of the massacre. the university hosted a benefit concert last night in memory of the victims at saint paul's episcopal church in oakland. seven people were killed in the shooting at oikos university on april second of last year when authorities say the gunman one goh opened fire. investigators say goh -- a former oikos student -- planned the shooting after becoming angry with school officials over a tuition dispute. oikos university professor lia little, who taught all of the victims who were killed including the gunman explains how tough it is to cope with the

losses. >> it is hard. i just hope they find some type of peace. and acceptance of what happened and a way to move on. to give the rest of their lives meetings and honor for the ones they've lost. >> organizers say the proceeds from the event will be donated to the victim's families. this is one of two benefit concerts being hosted by oikos university this month. the next one will take place next weekend in el dorado hills. >> a common theme in the gun rights and gun safety debate is the enforcement of current laws. in california for example there is a law that prohibits certain people, like felons, from carrying weapons. but as jake taper explains there is a problem in tracking down those people. >> reporter: we are on the case with special agent john marsh, who spends most of his time tracking down guns from people everyone seems to

>> "i only focus on people that have been identifed as being prohibited from owning guns, and those are the only people we target, and those are the people that should be worried." >> reporter: felons domestic abusers those with mental problems -- all of whom are armed. for marsh and his fellow agents, danger always lies just beyond closed doors. we start in the city of fontana, east of los angeles. house after house, the person they are looking for is not home, and as day turns to night, it doesn't get easier. inside this house were two young children, two guns, and a man convicted of domestic violence. he admitted to having the guns inside the house, but he would not let the agents search. so? they wait. >> "so now, you're waiting for a judge to grant you a warrant. that could take two or three hours." >> "the agent will have to prepare a search warrant and bring it out to the on- call judge, because

obviously the court systems are closed now." >> reporter: it is a lot of work for sometimes little reward. on our night out with the california agents -- eight of the just 33 who do this kind of work -- they only made contact with a handful of the people they were looking for. inside this house, where our cameras had to wait outside, the agents found a large confederate flag, boxes and boxes of who- knows-what a bunch of guns and a felon not allowed to be near them. he fainted while they were inside. though some of the agents questioned how legitimate the fainting was, they had to call an ambulance >> "most everyone agrees that the gun laws already on the books should be enforced, but it's very labor-intensive and easier said than done. we've been here in san bernardino, california, for more than an hour to go after one felon who allegedly had access to guns and ammunition illegally, and already it's taken not only more than an hour but eight law enforcement agents and of course a fire truck and

paramedics just to go after this one felon." the end result? >> "so what was the haul." >> four rifles and one semi- automatic hand gun, and then corresponding ammuniotion for those weapons." in all, the department of justice in california has confiscated more than 10,000 weapons this way since 2006, but there's still a backlog of nearly 20,000 people because there are just too few agents to go after the weapons. >> "is it worth it? all this to keep him away from guns?" >> "i think so. i think if those guns are in the wrong hands, and we have an opportunity to get them out of those people's hands it's definitely worth it." >> reporter: every year the department sets a goal of taking guns from 2,000 of the people on the armed and prohibited list. and every year the agents say, three- more people are added to the list. >> the california

legislature, in a bipartisan vote, approved an additional 24-million-dollars for the program, which will likely double the number of agents they have to do this work. the additional revenue will come from fees paid by people buying guns. >> i would have passed a question to the find a decrease on crime? that is the important question to ask. >> coming up the sports with new hardware. >> a ring! and if the march madness of nearly coming to an end. >> taking a look outside some overcast conditions. we will be right back. ♪

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the san francisco giants will get some new hardware. their world championship series rings. giants fans who packed at&t park for home opening weekend saw former m-v-p winners kevin mitchell jeff kent, willie mccovey and willie mays on hand to congratulate the latest player to join their ranks. buster posey. posey thanked the fans as he received his most valuable player award for last year's season to remember. posey's big day may have been spoiled though by former giant carlos beltran and the saint-louis cardinals. beltran batted in three- runs to lead his team over the giants six-to-three. pablo sandoval and hunter pence each hit a home run but in the end it just wasn't enough. the giants continue the homestand today against the cardinals when giants ace matt cain takes the mound. first pitch is at 1-05 coco crisp. jed lowrie and seth smith all homered to lead the a's over their new division rivals the houston astros six-to-three. this is the second straight

game that crisp has homered -- putting the a's up one- to-nothing in the fourth. bartolo colon pitched a solid six-innings in his first appearance since he got a 50-game suspension for violating the leagues substance abuse policy. the a's are looking for a sweep today as they finish their series with the astros later today. >> now to the latest on men's college hoops. wichita state did everything right for nearly the whole game until louisville battled back. eventually winning 72-to-68. the ninth-seeded shockers saw their hopes for a national tittle slowly slip away as the turnovers started to mount and the shots stopped falling. this was the first time wichita state had advanced this far since 1965. now louisville turns its attention to the national championship game tomorrow.

and louisville's will face the university of michigan. the wolverines attacked syracuse's zone defense with a barrage of three-pointers in the first half. michigan went on to win 61-to-56. a-p player of the year trey burke had a rough game only scoring seven points. this is the first time michigan will have a shot at the national title since 1989. >> and the cal women tip off in their first ever final four. its cal versus louisville later today. >> look at those

>> developing story out of san francisco. where police are looking into why someone brandished a fake gun outside a bar overnight. officers ended up opening fire, sending two people to the hospital. kron four's mike pelton has been following this story and brings us an update. >> good morning. you could

still see the markings on the ground from valencia. this stemmed from a confrontation that took place around 2:00 a.m. one group of men approached another group of men. and as someone pulled out this gun. the witnesses saw this and take a look at where the police station is located. the officer came out and because they were fearing for the other men in the other group the officer fired and strafed the suspect. it turned out that leak gun was a replica. >> we never want have to use it to the forest. the officers were out here doing their job. >> the police chief also says that the gunfire struck a second person. they are investigating to see if that

person was involved in the confrontation or was just standing in the in the background. we will also hear from a witness who saw everything from his apartment. >> let's take a quick look outside this morning. let's check in for your first forecast. janu? >> good morning. certainly, a cloudy start but we are expecting some cloudy start but a clearing later. pushing into the north bay. let us talk about those temperatures. 50s. 54 in vallejo. 50s for fremont and 54 degrees in half moon bay. the afternoon highs are

pretty mild. 59 degrees expected in half moon bay. 70's and los gatos. mid-60s. and san rafeal, 65 degrees in santa rosa. for those headed to the giants game. but temperatures will be similar to yesterday with low 60s. it will start off cloudy and cloud coverage will continue throughout the game. that rainfall and a warm up. for your next work week. >> police are investigating three home burglaries in belmont. they took place between eight a-m to four p-m between manzanita avenue, valley view avenue and mezes avenue. a neighbor in the area reported that someone had knocked on their door on friday morning asking about selling their car which was not for sale. police believe the burglaries are related to a

series of similar home burglaries reported in san mateo and hillsborough in recent months. >> hercules police found illegal narcotics, stolen property and cash at this house on the 23-hundred block of redwood road. two men and a woman were arrested on suspicion of stolen property and possession of drugs for sale. neighbors say the owner of the house, 63 year old carlos rivera, has been in and out of jail. but although different cars frequented the home, there has never been a disturbance like this. along with these 3 suspects police arrested another 2 men. kron 4's alecia reid explains how an attempt to use counterfeit cash at a nearby cigarette shop started the entire investigation >> reporter: it all started in cigarettes city. manager harjit mehrok has been in the store 9 years and knows counterfeit bills when she sees them. >> once he starts giving me the money i realized it was a fake bill then i called police. when i told them it wasn't good money he said

he doesn't know how he got that money and he just left. >> there were at least 2 of them. one was inside the other was watching. he came in and said i used this money in here before and she said no no no. he went outside and spoke to the other guy. he must've told him to try it next door. when the police got here they already had a description of who they wanted to talk to. they stepped up on him before his buddy could come out of the other store. >> reporter: when the two suspects left cigarettes city, they walked over to big lots. that's where police ran into them. 25 year old brandon thomas- harris had 3 fake 20's on him, and 27 year old justin conlon - who's wanted on a 25k felony warrant out of napa for possession of stolen property was also held.

after searching their car police found 2 large suitcases with stolen mail plus other documents from 20 different cities and 4 counties. both men were charged and taken to county jail. in hercules alecia reid kron 4 news. >> the average price for a gallon of gas has been dropping. right now, of regular gallon is $4.12. in oakland is a bit more economical. just $4. >> still ahead more cases of the new strain of bird flu and no more mini skirts in uganda.. we will be right

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china is reporting two more cases of the new strain of bird flu. that raises the number of cases in shanghai to 20. the death toll among those who contracted the virus remains at six. health officials believe people are contracting the virus through direct contact with infected poultry. they say there's no evidence the virus is spreading easily between people. shanghai has been ordered to stop its live poultry trade. and slaughter birds in markets where the virus has been found. >> nine people are facing homicide charges following the *worst* building collapse india has seen in decades. the illegally constructed residential building killed 74 people when it crashed thursday in mumbai. police say some officers and city officials took

bribes to allow construction of the eight-story structure. if convicted, all nine suspects could face life in prison. >> a new controversial law proposal in uganda may prevent woman from wearing mini-skirts. it started as an anti- pornography law -- which is still being debated. the law would ban what can be shown on t-v and in the movies. but the law would also limit what women can wear. and if it is passed -- wearing a mini-skirt would become a crime. violators would have to pay thousands of dollars in fines and could spend up to 15-years in jail. the ban is being proposed by uganda's ethics minister. up next, a interesting story of survival. >> and also this approach to the bay bridge

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is san francisco. and a low mid 60s for the north bay. now taking a look at futurecast. putting this into motion with mainly dry conditions. we will start to see some light rain. and even the of the south bay but it will be a dry starts to the day tomorrow powerhouse your kron 4 7 day around the bay taking a look at wednesday with the mid '80s. and upper 60s expected along the coast. >> after two harrowing bouts with testicular cancer, santa cruz writer and comedian fred reiss has been through a lot. but shortly after learning about his second diagnosis. fred grabbed a pair of boxing gloves and used it as a

metaphor to fighting cancer. he even watched the movie 'rocky' to stay motivated. now, fred has written a new memoir of his year long ordeal. it's called "today cancer, tomorrow the world" and fred reiss joins us in studio this morning. >> when i was first diagnosed i thought of the movie ropkey. hearst pawnshop. i thought of them will be--rocky.. and i am going to give it everything it. it is a real fight. i am going to bring my life. some people are afraid of it to deal with reality. but cancer is the ultimate reality check. if life is a dream then death is a wake-

up call. >> you experienced cancer when you were 27 years old and no your thinking why it me? why again? >> 27 i was a journalism on the east coast. and i was going to be in california a comedian and i was born to learn about wine. and now, i have lost both testicles and i am a registered democrat. lawhumor is all you have. so you are not reduced to you are bigger. you have to multiply and divide it faster than i have. i have

love friends dreams and and instead of wearing a small patch of land going to dress up and i'm gonna walk into she mall and and i need fifth \ \all of the restor response that i could get. handcart and you are in charge of it and >> i was at the stanford ccancer center you have to fight for your care. and say that i am here. and was there ever a point when you were zapped and you were

giving up the fight. >> it is a choice. it is a decision to live or die. and chemotherapy is my energy drink. and i would highly recommend a port. and light shows this s sick as this was i will get better. i will take this and get stronger. people say that as positive. but you have to allow for a positive you have to allow for a negative. >> did you pay attention to the signs. you're headed again that there are so many men that had failed to a

knowledge of science because these are men. and they do not. >> there is one more legal and it is not just about you it is bigger it is about the people behind you. some people are just a chunk of meat and go in and call out and say why he? however why me? but some people say why me? and you have to say what got me through this. what may be bigger than the disease and i want you to fight. >> the spirit, the attitude that he is talking about is in this block. and fred will be at a fund-raiserfred will be appearing at a fundraiser for relay for life this thursday april 11th. at capitola book café.

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>> president obama made a stop in the bay area earlier this week, raising millions of dollars for congressional candidates and the democratic national committee while we don't know how much money the president raised

while in atherton.at over 32 thousand dollars a person, other figures show he collected 3-point-2 million dollars in two other fundraising events in san francisco. kron four's maureen kelly followed the president to atherton. >> i saw the president i am so excited! >> reporter: here is the presidential motorcade as it pulls away from the nearly 33-thousand dollar a plate brunch at a private home in this weathly silicon valley suburb.obama supporters and the just plan curious came to try and catch a glimpse. and maybe snap a photo. >> i saw him >> it's history this woman brought her baby boy. the president was also greeted by environmentalists like this sunnyvale residentwho says she waited

for obama to whiz by with about 100 others.for about two hoursin hopes that he saw their signs calling on him to reject the construction of the keystone xl pipeline, which would carry oil from canada to texas. >> in england, it seems less hyped up. this video shows the motorcade as it drives away from the second fundraiser of the day at another atherton residence and the final of the trip.where donors could spent anywhere from one thousand to attend snap a picture with the neighbor who she didn't have that kind of cash.took some video.of what she called a waste of law enforcement resources others who came to look said not everyday the leader of the corner. maureen kelly kron4 news. coming up on kron 4 news weekend the beautiful weekend ♪

(male announcer) this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> two people in the hospital this morning after an officer opens fire in san francisco's mission district. we're live on the scene. a former east bay photographer shot and killed in the crossfire. we'll share how his neighbors are remembering him. and we're learning more today about the americans killed in a military operation in afghanistan. one of them had ties to u-s secretary of state joh kerry hello everybody. thanks for joining us this sunday morning. >> and i'm marty gonzalez. developing story out of san francisco. where there's been an officer involved shooting in the city's mission district. it happened right outside of a police station. kron four's mike pelton is in the mission district this morning.mike this all began with a confrontation in front of a bar? >> reporter: this happened right outside of this bar. saidwitnesses saw this and ran

into the police station which is right across the street. they went out to see what was happening. they saw the suspect and after he saw the weapon heave fired. >> i saw these groups of people go and they were on the corner and then they started hollering and screaming. and i looked at somebody ran to the police station. >> and what from what i could see. the police pulled their guns out. and they told them to drop what ever they had. and they shot of. >> reporter: the officers

gunfire also shot a second person. and they are wondering if he was part of the confrontation or part of the group or not part of the group. the officer that shot the suspect and his partner on paid administrative leave. that is standard procedure for all officer involved shooting. reporting live, mike pelton, kron 4 news. >> concord police are investigating a shooting that took a 25-year-old man's life last night. it happened outside a family party at mi casa court off monument boulevard. police say an argument led to the shooting death of ismael ramirez of brentwood. the suspect fled the scene. but witness information led police to arrest 29-year- old concord resident vincent ochoa as the suspect. he's been booked on a charge of first degree homicide. police say it was a stray

bullet that killed a former oakland tribune photographer. lionel fluker stopped at the valero gas station on seminary and macdonald on friday night. he was on his way home from the gym, when he was hit by gunfire intended for another man. police say the intended target was also hit. that 38 year old unidentified victim is in critical condition. meanwhile, fluker's >> this is the second killing over there and now, it's affected us because this man was a part of our community and it's a great loss for all of us. >> you couldn't ask for a better person. he minded his own business. everybody knew him for walking with his dog pepper. she was a sweet little dog. >> everyone on fluker's block says the neighborhood will never be the same without him. they say they are going to band together and make sure that his dog pepper is taken care of. no arrests have been made

in the case a traffic note to pass along to you this morning. beale street between mission and howard in san francisco is closed this weekend. crews are working on the transbay transit center. installing huge steel bridges on the busy street. the work will allow traffic to flow while construction on the underground part of the project continues below. the are is expected to be morning. secretary of state john death of an american diplomat killed on the job since last year's attack in benghazi, libya. 25 year old anne smedinghoff was one six americans killed yesterday in an attack in afghanistan. she assisted kerry on his visit to afghanistan last month. kerry is in turkey. he's working on restoring diplomatic ties with israel. kerry said smedinghoff died trying to make a difference by providing young afghans with books for their education. >> she was everything that was right about our service.

i have the privilege of meeting her just a few days ago when i was in afghanistan she was part of my team. she was someone who worked hard. giving her lives to others. and u-s officials confirming today that an american civilian adviser was killed in military actvity in eastern afghanistan. that operation also left eleven suspected taliban militants dead. the advisor was one of three u-s civilians killed yesterday. two also died in a suicide bombing in the south along with three soldiers. the attacks come as the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff visited the country to assess security. because of rising tensions with north korea the

pentagon announced today that it is delaying an inter-continental ballistic missile test scheduled for next week. the test would take place at the vandenberg air force base here in california. defense secretary chuck hagel delayed the test because he felt that the launch could be misinterpreted and may only worsen the current situation with north korea. >> kron 4 news is rolling out a new program called kron rewards. for the entire month of april, watch kron 4 news and you can earn valuable points you can redeem for prizes, cash cards or exclusive kron 4 items. you can redeem points. it is kind of like frequent-flier miles. just for watching us. kron 4 news will feature a word on the day beginning at 8 a.m. or

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crews in a search plane spotted the four in rough terrain on the mountain's western side. the juveniles were plucked from the mountainside by a c-h-p chopper, exhausted but uninjured and now, back home. just in time for spring planting. fifteen truck loads of compost were given to san franciscans saturday morning. it's a way to say thanks for participating in the city's curbside compost collection program. hundreds of cars lined up for the opportunity to get a share of the compost made up from their food scraps and the product we make with the organic waste that people put in those green bins is highly nutritious. we're able to sell it to organic farmers and vineyards all around northern california but we want to bring some back to give to the folks in san francisco so they understand what we do with this and encourage them to make even more. san franciscans have dropped enough in those green bins to have produced more than one million tons of compostable material since the program began in 1996. >> this is a live look outside of the golden gate. there are some people doing that marathon. >> let us get the forecast from janu. >> good morning. this is the view from our san jose

camera a bit hazy. we are seeing some sprinkles in the north bay. and as for temperatures. mostly clear skies. you may want to carry your allergy medicine with you. and midweek when we could see 80s. temperatures. we could see 55 degrees in san francisco upper 50s in vallejo, concord pleasanton. and for the afternoon we will see '60s and '70s for the south bay. 70 in los gatos. and upper 60s for santa clara. and for the east bay and inland valleys 66 in pittsburgh, danville, concord. low 60s for the east bayshore. 63 in downtown san francisco. and for the coastal areas low mid 60s for the north bay.

santa rosa, 65 degrees let us take a look at futurecast. mainly dry conditions but by 11:00 we will start to see some light rain. indicated by the green. continuing to press south-east. most of us will be sleeping. but it will be a dry start to the workweek. your kron 4 7 day around the bay these warmer temperatures. >> families of those killed in the shooting rampage at a small oakland university last year are remembering their lost loved ones. .this, just days after the one-year anniversary of the massacre. the university hosted a benefit concert last night in memory of the victims at saint paul's episcopal church in oakland. seven people were killed in the shooting at oikos university on april second of last year when authorities say the gunman one goh opened fire. investigators say goh -- a

former oikos student -- planned the shooting after becoming angry with school officials over a tuition dispute. oikos university professor lia little, who taught all of the victims who were killed including the gunman explains how tough it is to cope with the losses. >> i taught all of them, including the gunman. she, and the rest of the crowd gathered to listen to the musicians remembering the seven people killed. one year ago this week. >> how tough is it for you? >> is tough. >> mayor jean quan even the shared some words before the concert. organizers say the proceeds from the event will be donated to the victim's families.

>> i just hope that they find some peace and acceptance of what happened. and a way to move on. to give the rest of their lives meaning. >> this is one of two benefit concerts being hosted by oikos university this month. the next one will take place next weekend in el dorado hills. an oakland, phillipe djegal, kron 4 news. >> coming up there is new efforts to get guns out of the hands of people that should not have them. we will explain. >> this live look outside. we have been keeping our eyes of sight with clouds. outside welcome to cook it safe! challenge. in this round, teams must read and follow package cooking instructions and know your microwave wattage. 1,100 watts. you can find the wattage in the owner's manual, on the appliance label

or by contacting the manufacturer. each team has been given a frozen entree to safely prepare. oh, wait, what is the wattage of the microwave? whatever! ooh, sorry, team 2 you get a red card for not checking the cooking instructions and not knowing the wattage. wattage? it won't just cook? microwaves have different wattages. i told you we should have checked the package instructions and checked the wattage of the microwave! it's not cooked safely! i wouldn't eat this. it's cold. if you don't follow the cooking instructions some foods may be hot but may not have reached a safe internal temperature. use a food thermometer to be sure. you win! we just kept focus on reading and following the package cooking instructions. we knew the wattage of our microwave so the food cooked safely. and the challenge continues. can you cook it safe? [ blows whistle ]

>> a common theme in the gun rights and gun safety debate is the enforcement of current laws. in california for example there is a lawits certain people, like felons, from carrying weapons. but as jake taper explains there is a problem in tracking down those people. >> reporter: we are on the case with special agent john marsh, who spends most of his time tracking down guns from people everyone seems to agree should not have them. >> "i only focus on people that have been identifed as being prohibited from owning guns, and those are the only people we target, and those are the people that should be worried." >> reporter: felons, domestic abusers, those with mental problems -- all of whom are armed. for marsh and his fellow agents, danger always lies just beyond closed doors.

we start in the city of fontana, east of los angeles. house after house, the person they are looking for is not home, and as day turns to night, it doesn't get easier. inside this house were two young children, two guns, and a man convicted of domestic violence. he admitted to having the guns inside the house, but he would not let the agents search. so? they wait. >> reporter: "so now, you're waiting for a judge to grant you a warrant. that could take two or three hours." "the agent will have to >> prepare a search warrant and bring it out to the on- call judge, because obviously the court systems are closed now." it is a lot of work for >> reporter: sometimes little reward. on our night out with the california agents -- eight of the just 33 who do this kind of work -- they only made contact with a handful of the people they were looking for. inside this house, where our cameras had to wait outside the agents found a large confederate flag, boxes and boxes of who-knows-what, a bunch of guns, and a felon not allowed to be near them. he fainted while they were inside. though some of the agents questioned how legitimate the fainting was, they had to call an ambulance "most everyone agrees that the gun laws already on the books should be enforced, but it's very labor- intensive and easier said than done. we've been here

in san bernardino, california, for more than an hour to go after one felon who allegedly had access to guns and ammunition illegally, and already it's taken not only more than an hour but eight law enforcement agents and of course a fire truck and paramedics just to go after this one felon." the end result? "so what was the haul." four rifles and one semi- automatic hand gun, and then corresponding ammuniotion for those weapons." in all, the department of justice in california has confiscated more than 10,000 weapons this way since 2006, but there's still a backlog of nearly 20,000 people because there are just too few agents to go after the weapons. >> reporter: "is it worth

it? all this to keep him away from guns?" >> "i think so. i think if those guns are in the wrong hands, and we have an opportunity to get them out of those people's hands it's definitely worth it." >> reporter: every year the department sets a goal of taking guns from 2,000 of the people on the armed and prohibited list. and every year the agents say, three- thousand more people are added to the list. the california legislature in a bipartisan vote, approved an additional 24- million-dollars for the program, which will likely double the number of agents they have to do this work. the additional revenue will come from fees paid by people buying guns. they may be coming off a loss yesterday, but today, the san francisco giants will get some new hardware. their world championship series rings. giants fans who packed at&t park for home opening weekend saw former m-v-p winners kevin mitchell, jeff kent, willie mccovey and willie mays on hand to

congratulate the latest player to join their ranks. buster posey. posey thanked the fans as he received his most valuable player award for last year's season to remember. posey's big day may have been spoiled though by former giant carlos beltran and the saint-louis cardinals. beltran batted in three-runs to lead his team over the giants six-to-three. pablo sandoval and hunter pence each hit a home run but in the end it just wasn't enough. the giants continue the homestand today against the cardinals when giants ace matt cain takes the mound. first pitch is at 1:05. coco crisp. jed lowrie and seth smith all homered to lead the a's over their new division rivals the houston astros six-to-three. this is the second straight game that crisp has homered -- putting the a's up one- to-nothing in the fourth. bartolo colon pitched a solid six-innings in his first appearance since he got a 50-game suspension for violating the leagues substance abuse policy. the a's are looking for a sweep today as they finish their s astros later t now to the latest on men's college hoops. wichita state did everything right for nearly the whole game until louisville battled back. eventually winning 72-to-68. the ninth-seeded shockers saw their hopes for a national tittle slowly slip away a turn the shotthis timeadvanced now l itsnational & a pastor's son was found with a committed suicide. there were the latest, with sports. when we come back. ♪ we used to get together every week. she's been home for her last deployment for months now,

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>> they may be coming off a loss yesterday, but today the san francisco giants will get some new hardware. their world championship series rings. giants fans who packed at&t park for home opening weekend saw former m-v-p winners kevin mitchell jeff kent, willie mccovey and willie mays on hand to congratulate the latest player to join their ranks. buster posey. posey thanked the fans as he received his most valuable player award for last year's season to remember. posey's big day may have been spoiled though by former giant carlos beltran and the saint-louis cardinals. beltran batted in three- runs to lead his team over the giants six-to-three. pablo sandoval and hunter pence each hit a home run but in the end it just wasn't enough.

the giants continue the homestand today against the cardinals when giants ace matt cain takes the mound. first pitch is at 1:05. >> coco crisp. jed lowrie and seth smith all homered to lead the a's over their new division rivals the houston astros six-to-three. this is the second straight game that crisp has homered -- putting the a's up one- to-nothing in the fourth. bartolo colon pitched a solid six-innings in his first appearance since he got a 50-game suspension for violating the leagues substance abuse policy. the a's are looking for a sweep today as they finish their series with the astros later today. >> now to the latest on men's college hoops. wichita state did everything right for nearly the whole game until louisville battled back. eventually winning 72-to-68. the ninth-seeded shockers saw their hopes for a national tittle slowly slip away as the turnovers started to mount and the shots stopped falling. this was the first time wichita state had advanced this far since 1965.

now louisville turns its attention to the national championship game tomorrow. and louisville's will face the university of michigan. the wolverines attacked syracuse's zone defense with a barrage of three-pointers in the first half. michigan went on to win 61-to-56. a-p player of the year trey burke had a rough game only scoring seven points. this is the first time michigan will have a shot at the national title since 1989. and the cal women tip off in their first ever final four. its cal versus louisville later today.

>> i was quite impressed with the color of uniforms i am wondering if any of the players wanted to wear those bright colors? coming up, we have been of state of mind san francisco story. a with an officer involved shooting. just steps away from a police station. >> hazy skies. welcome to cook it safe! challenge, where teams compete to make the right decisions about safe food preparations. our challenge in this round -- read and follow package cooking instructions and use a food thermometer. let's see how our teams are doing so far -- team 1? we just got 100 points. we separated our raw food from our cooked food. team 2? we got a 100-point green card for proper hand washing before our meal prep. referee: we've reached a critical safety point in the challenge. okay, team 1 let's check this out.

uh-oh, not a safe internal temperature for those hamburgers. that puts everyone at high risk for food-borne illness. you get a red card -- undercooked. always read and follow the package cooking instructions and use a food thermometer. let's see how our winning team cooked it safe and avoided problems. well, i just kept focus on the four food safety steps -- clean, separate, cook, and chill. and we followed the package cooking instructions and took the temperature. can you cook it safe? ard. gift giving is an art what do you give the person who's got everything? i wanted to do something different. i wanted to surprise him. i remember looking at the card and saying what's this? i was like i got you chickens. we gave my father in law some ducks oh i'm really getting a goat and you start making plans to build a gate in the backyard. i gave her a heifer you're giving me a cow for my birthday? a cow, some goats and some chickens.

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developing story out of san francisco. where police are looking into why someone brandished a fake gun outside a bar overnight. officers ended up opening fire, sending two people to the hospital. kron four's mike pelton has been following this story and brings us an update. louisit turns out that the

suspect had a fake and gone. here is a replica of a semi- automatic. it was a fake gun. >> i think that the police shoot too fast. >> sometimes i guess you're right it is a fake gun you be too sure. >> authorities say that the gunfire also hit with different man. they are not sure if the gunfire from the officer that had to be innocent bystander was involved in the group. the suspects are recovering in a

local hospital. the officers are on paid administration. >> did the police chief say anything about that difficult situation 1/2 to make that instant call. how'd danger and that decision to shoot. >> he spoke exactly about that. this is a spur of the moment, life and death. people in the area of. even all this turned out to be a fake gun it was actually looked very real. they are keeping the public's best interest safety in mind let's take a quick look outside this morning. let's check in for your first forecast. i still see some hope for some sunshine this is a look at the san mateo bridge.

>> we are expecting some breaks of sunshine. this live look with breezy conditions. mainly in the south bay. and elsewhere it is going to be cloudy. for the evening some late night showers. taking a look at temperatures fifties in oakland. 58 in san mateo. low 50s for daly city and the afternoon highs will be a bit mild. 60s in hayward. 66 degrees for mountain view. and similar 60s. 64 in novato 61 degrees in richmond. turning our attention we have seen some pop up sprinkles. more

moisture. it will continue to drop and hit our a real leader. we will track the warm up in store. for now let us go back to marty. >> police are investigating three home burglaries in belmont. they took place between eight a-m to four p-m between manzanita avenue, valley view avenue and mezes avenue. a neighbor in the area reported that someone had knocked on their door on friday morning asking about selling their car which was not for sale. police believe the burglaries are related to a series of similar home burglaries reported in san mateo and hillsborough in recent months. hercules police found illegal narcotics, stolen property and cash at this house on the 23-hundred block of redwood road. two men and a woman were arrested on suspicion of stolen property and possession of drugs for sale. neighbors say the owner of the house, 63 year old carlos rivera, has been in and out of jail. but although different cars frequented the home, there has never been a

disturbance like this. along with these 3 suspects, police arrested another 2 men. kron 4's alecia reid explains how an attempt to use counterfeit cash at a nearby cigarette shop started the entire investigation >> reporter: it all started in cigarettes city. manager harjit mehrok has been in the store 9 years and knows counterfeit bills when she sees them. >> once he starts giving me the money i realized it was a fake bill then i called police. when i told them it wasn't good money he said he doesn't know how he got that money and he just left. >> there were at least 2 of them. one was inside the other was watching. he came in and said i used this money in here before and she said no no no. he went outside and spoke to the told him to try it next door. when the police got here they already had a description of who they wanted to talk to. they stepped up on him before his buddy could come out of

the other store. >> reporter: when the two suspects left cigarettes city, they walked over to big lots. that's where police ran into them. 25 year old brandon thomas- harris had 3 fake 20's on him, and 27 year old justin conlon - who's wanted on a 25k felony warrant out of napa for possession of stolen property was also held. after searching their car police found 2 large suitcases with stolen mail plus other documents from 20 different cities and 4 counties. both men were charged and taken to county jail. in hercules alecia reid kron 4 news. >> coming up some great news for drivers at the pump. >> we will take every penny we can get.

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welcome to cook it safe! challenge, where teams compete to make the right decision about safe food preparation. our challenge in this round -- oven or microwave? to win, teams must choose the proper steps for safe meal preparation, read and follow package cooking instructions and know when to use the conventional oven or the microwave. you're on the clock, so make your decisions quickly but be warned -- make the wrong choice, and your meal will be unsafe! sorry, team 2, an unwise choice. check the cooking instructions on that package you've ripped open so quickly. dude, what? microwaves and conventional ovens both have a purpose. your challenge was to cook the dish safely. this means knowing which method of cooking to use, and you failed. we failed to read and follow the package cooking instructions and use a conventional oven. if you don't follow cooking instructions some foods may be hot but may not have reached a safe internal temperature. use a food thermometer to be sure. we kept focus on reading and following the package cooking instructions. and we used the conventional oven and a food thermometer.

can you cook it safe? >> the organs of the paramedic who was shot and killed tuesday while driving in the oakland hills will be donated to other patients. this according to a family. quinn boyer died thursday afternoon after being shot on keller avenue. boyer worked as a paramedic for santa clara county for the past two years. oakland police continue to investigate the shooting. at this point in time the motive remains unclear although police believe it may have started as an attempted robbery. no suspect information is being released and no arrests have been made. good news for weekend travelers the average price of gallon of gas has dipped by another cent-and-a-half.

that's according to triple a. here's a look around bay area gas prices. right here in san francisco a regular gallon will cost you 4-12. over in oakland, it's a little more than 10 cents cheaper at 4- oh- one a gallon. and the same goes for san jose with a gallon costing you 4- oh- one as well. china is reporting two more >> nine people are facing homicide charges following the *worst* building collapse india has seen in decades. the illegally constructed residential building killed 74 people when it crashed thursday in mumbai. police say some officers and city officials took bribes to allow construction of the eight-story structure. if convicted, all nine suspects could face life in prison. half >> china is reporting more strain of the bird flewraising that bird - flu... with the

death toll at six people. and the infected poultry trade they have been ordered to slaughter these birds. >> a new controversial law proposal in uganda may prevent woman from wearing mini-skirts. it started as an anti- pornography law -- which is still being debated. the law would ban what can be shown on t-v and in the movies. but the law would also limit what women can wear. and if it is passed -- wearing a mini-skirt would become a crime. violators would have to pay thousands of dollars in fines and could spend up to 15-years in jail. the ban is being proposed by uganda's ethics minister. >> i wonder if they're going to designate the actual length

>> what is that definition. of the miniskirt. >> coming up california whined withcalifornia wine makers -- >> some moisture on the camera lens. ♪

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for tomorrow mostly clear skies and it is going to be windy. a big warm up. by midweek. taking a look at where temperatures are right now. 50s for the east bayshore. 58 in pleasanton and mid upper 50s in the south bay. the afternoon highs will see 60s. and 70's in cupertino, los gatos. 64 degrees for those in fremont and the east bay interior valleys will see 60s as well. 60s in castro valley. downtown san francisco with 58 in ocean beach. 67 degrees expected for napa.

however, your kron 4 7 day around the bay bay 80s. >> from the grape to the glass. april is california wine month, and this year, wineries all over the state are making an effort to be more eco-friendly. >> from hands-on workshops to green themed events and tastings. there's a lot going on in honor of the month. and who can talk about wine without of course, the food! joining us this morning is food network finalist chef eric lee. this is ode to californaia

coast with shrimp, tomatoes, arugalua and lemon vinagrette and be more conscience of our envrinment and 70% of the vineyards are growing grapes with very little that environmental impact. >> reducing pesticides. >> wastewater, energy. all of these different things will come together. where do

not understand what it really makes to make wine. >> how long have they been able to do this. >> they have been trying to do this by 10-15 years but now 70 percent is much getting much for her. and other countries are looking for us. much -- better. -- >> and one thing about wine with food is there really a difference? with food and wine together? >> yes. >> these are organic items. these are beautiful from the farm market. that will transfer through with wine making. and when you are pairing food and wine is about the energy that is put

into it. >> whole lot this dish with this wine. >> pairing is interesting and unique. >> it is an art? >> i have been doing it for about 12 years. i try to match the acidity levels. if you have a powerful dish you want a big rich, powerful wine as well. with this, a balance a bit of bitter from the a route alongarugual and the lemon and sweet from the shrimp and the white is nice for this and even get a dry rose

and is nice. >> what about the individuals palate? somebody could say that i do not get it. >> it is all about appreciation. if you think that it works and it is perfect. >> one of the things as we go green and our palates become less deddened... >> there are so many amazing varietals. >> that is true. from one winery coast to the other. >> i think it is fascinating

to use rose say. there are so many different kinds. have and there are even dry rose wines. >> this april is california wines down to earth month. its happening at various wineries throughout the state. even the santa cruz mountains. there are events for sustainable vineyards. >> that was great. >> faq. >> thank you. for more information log on to discover california wines.com/d-2-e.

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protect them in the event of war sweden, which oversees u-s interests in north korea as well as britain and russia cautiously acknowledged the warning. >> we are very much concerned over the escalation of tension. >> we also asked them whether this is just a proposal or a requirement. >> we were told that this is only a proposal. one u-s official called the warning weird --no one is sure what the north koreans are trying to do. it comes as the us now believes north korea has loaded two musudan missiles into mobile launchers and could be ready to fire them at any time from its eastern coastline. those missiles, with a 2500 mile range, could possibly hit targets as far away as guam and even alaska's west coast. >> we would not be surprised to see them take such an action. but no one can say for sure if, and when, a launch might happen. the u-s is watching two critical dates on the calendar. april 15 --the 101st birthday of kim il sung, the late north korean leader. and april 30, when the current us-south korea military exercise ends. u-s officials worry the regime could then feel free to launch a small scale attack perhaps at sea or across the border. but its hard to really know what the north koreans have in mind. after days of broadcasts with talk of war, for now its new stores, farms and medicine on state tv. why so much attention to the potential test firing of these missiles? well after days of rhetoric by the north korean regime this has been the only substantive military movement by that country. so everyone is watching closely. the u-s doesn't think the north koreans are just going to let those missiles sit there barbara starr, cnn, the pentagon >> we are just 41 days away from the bay to breakers with craigslist we will bring you the lrace from start to finish. >> this baseball card sold $2 million. ! this sold in

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