co >> reporter: for boosters like these who walked precincts in support of a successful stadium ballot measure, the super bowl is icing on the cake. >> reporter: be played, of course at the new 49ers stadium in santa clara , the the 'game-changer,' says the mayor, was a bid that put politics aside in favor of a regional approach that speaks for itself. >> deserve it because we include everyone because we acted like a region for the first time in many years of explanation. (cheers & applause) mayor >> reporter: san francisco mayor ed lee, got a note slipped to him with the big news. he said he had to read it three times before believing it was true.

>> says l 50 does that means sb 50, did i read that right? then i looked over to steph and i said that is some good luck here that you brought. >> reporter:along with the excitement and relief, comes the reality of hosting football's championship game. the bay area has 33 months to prepare for all the people and parties. hotels, restaurants and public transportation need to be ready. the hard work of planning is still ahead. >>sot nathan ballard / super bowl committee we have to do a marathon at a sprint pace, the wedding is right around the corner and we have got >> reporter: happening here.even steph curry tells me.he wants tickets to super bowl 50. steph curry / warriors oh yeah.i can't wait. i hope we are not playing that day in sf jw kron 4 news. >> pam: and here is a look at what

the new 49ers stadium in santa clara will look like. when it's all done. >> pam: construction is ahead of schedule and will be ready to go. for the 2014 football season. >> pam: developing tonight - the aftermath of the tornado in oklahoma. it hit yesterday -- killing at least 24 people. nine of the victims are children. right now, 60 people remain in the hospital. a total of 237 people were hurt. estimates tonight. place the damage cost at one- billion -dollars. catherine heenan is here now with more on the powerful tornado. catherine? >> catherine: >> catherine: there is a huge job ahead for the people who were in the path of this almost unbelievably destructive tornado. the president today -- calling it one of the most destructive - in the history of the country. we're getting a closer look at the homes.schools.businesses.and whole neighborhoods which have been flattened. >> catherine: the scene - moments after

the storm - when frightened parents and children were being reunited in a schoolyard. for one mother who finally found her son -- there were few words. >>"please god keep people safe." (crying) >> catherine: people found what they were seeing.hard to believe. the tornado's path -- 17 miles long. more than a mile wide. it was on the ground 45 minutes. we now know the damage costs could reach a billion dollars. survivors shared their stories.and their video. while it's believed likely >> nothing left of my house. >> and read my dog in which in late down. and here we are now. i was asking god to spare me >> what we only room that

was baird, was the room that we were in. >> catherine: that all of the victims have been found. crews say they will make absolutely sure.searching key areas three times. >> catherine: whose home was destroyed she was telling a reporter - on live tv - how sad she was that her little dog was missing. >> catherine: that's when a crew member spotted a little face peering out of the wreckage. >> >> old bessie coe 00 bessie. >> catherine: the brunt of the damage was in the suburb of moore. even those whose homes were spared are being told to stay away tonight. that's because of downed power lines and gas leaks. as for the neighborhoods hardest hit -- rescuers say there's so little left, streets and addresses are unrecognizable.

>> reporter:the video out of moore oklahoma is stunning. meanwhile, new still pictures are emerging that devastation. >> reporter: helping al meanwhile, you see a man right here. and just stunned with his neighborhood wiped out. and look did these homes, know much just to sticks there no this looks like a junkyard prepare. it's actually a hospital parking lot. this is a bowling alley and disabling threat here this is where the ball is returned and a couple of chairs. and this will go a seven year old aken that is his gym teacher, for him

after the evacuation. not sure if his mom was ok, and they reignited they are ok. worsted may 3, 1999 when more was pounded by another ern pam? >> pam: this is a live picture now people days and still disbelieving what happened and how their lives have been charged and turned upside down. you have more coverage with a live report, a 530. windy weather, making for increased fire danger. >> pam: oakland firefighters were examining the scene of the season today. making sure it was extinguished before they rolled up their hoses. while that fire was in a wooded park land area, their concern lies in the high and dry grass which have grown around private residences, after a drier than normal winter. now for more on the weather. i'm

here with annie hong. >> santa rosa to 25. 44 mi. per hour in the last hour. concord at 24 livermore with the very end when the day all bear the same winds 34 fairfield, 28 and san jose and 22 in san the rosa. temperatures range now, a boy is it a lot cooler 10, 15, and 20 -20 degrees cooler than yesterday. san jose you are in the mid-60s and 59 in downtown san

francisco. so no 90s on the map like yesterday andkno'80s. t for the giants game it will be breezing with gusty wan's more details on your 7 day forecast and they look at memorial weekend. coming out >> pam: we are continuing to follow developments in oklahoma. where the town of moore is trying to assess what's ahead. >> pam: two dozen are dead -- more hurt. coming up we will take you live on the ground. for a first hand look at the destruction. >> reporter: then at 5-30. apple accused of evading taxes. how a senate committee says the tech giant is doing it. and how apple chief tim cook is responidng -- at 5-30. >> catherine: jury why she

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>> pam: missing bay to breakers runner. beau rasmussen - a 27 year old emeryville resident- disappeared near the finish line. today, his friends, family and volunteers. fanned out around ocean his personal items were found sunday night. then this afternoon, a beachcomber also recovered his shirt and running shoes.

>> pam: people also walked the paths inside the west end of golden gate park. looking for signs of the young man. ras-muss-in was last seen around noon on sunday. after he split with the friends he had run with in the race .and headed down to the beach alone. >> they said that if he was in a gray mood and having a wonderful day. and he was supposed to come home and see as this weekend he was supposed to fly home to portland, his father is there and too little brothers and bynum beer. >> is amazing and super generous and and an amazing shape works out every day, sumi with forcing them. all we are unsure that will hopeful maybe each was injured and hit his head and someone will find him.

(crying) those very strong and one that will make it is boyle balleau. >> pam: the search has now expanded southwnthat decision we after search team. with a map to show where currents could have taken the missing man. vo >> reporter:a developing story. a phoenix jury began deliberating the fate of jodi air-ree-as today. she now says she wants to live.and spent 19 minutes today -- pleading with jurors to spare her life. they're the same jurors who convicted her this month of murdering her former boyfriend in 2008.

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>> catherine: air-ree-as says she can contribute to society from

prison - bringing up examples ranging from how she'll sell her hair for cancer patients.to how she'll start a prison recycling program. here's some of what she said. >> this day i can from for that i will be started for the rest of my life. to be responsible for such violence. i was horrified. 100 percent proceeds go to organization for domestic violence. some people may not believe that i am a survivor of domestic violence but they are entitled to their opinion. every time i have a belt are up his opinion people but

always calls me to waver. every time i have a thought of suicide there are people over there that are trying to help me. second help other women become literate as they can desiccant at that dimension to their life. >> catherine: making their case to the spared the death penalty for killing her lover five years ago. defense lawyer jennifer willmott said tuesday that people are "far better people than their very worst deed." arias earlier in the day pleaded with jurors to spare slideshow of photos from throughout her life. the prosecutor will make his closing arguments next, deliberations to decide whether arias gets a life sentence or execution. jodi arias has told an arizona jury that she can contribute to society from live. arias addressed the jury today in the penalty phase of her trial as the panel considers whether to prison or execution. it's the same jury that

convicted former lover. she says she'd like to start literacy and recycling programs in prison. arias also says she never meant to cause pain to alexander. childhood. and even some of burglaries on the rise in piedmont during the first quarter of the year there was a 33% increase in residential break-ins, major crimes including robberies and assaults saw a 25% increasethe most recent burglary happening sunday block of grand avenue police chief rikki goede tells kron4's haaziq madyun crime has leveled off in recent weeksand she's come up with a plan to help keep it that way >> will be able to receive that on the street we in

peak get lucky and you the information and that will be the only time that we will use it. a residential surveilance"technology is just a force multiplier" wanting to access that reaching out to residents burglary suspects kron4news >> tonight expecting breezy and chilly conditions tomorrow cooler tomorrow especially mild for memorial state. when gus right now we eki at 44 half moon bay and 16 for downtown cent francisco with 31 in santa rosa. redwood city 25 mi. per hour wind gusts. thirty in fairfield and 18 and 24 and half moon bay. there's a lot of areas with high so

far today a lot cooler. seven 70's and 90's like yesterday's. lig ready satellite pictures showing showers of north near or in california. cooler in breeze their conditions. 07 for concord and 74 livermore. still cooler and proceed through tomorrow and thursday with friday el little milder. memorial state is looking trying. you can catch the latest news, forecast and traffic conditions whenever it's convenient - on our 24/7 bay area news channel. you can watch live on kron4.com or on comcast channel 193. the weather forecast

kron4.com. >> pam: we want to go back to our developing story. the tornado devastation inead. since it hit yesterday. we have a affiliate reporter on the ground in moore. john dwire has a closer look at the stunning damage. >> reporter: it is just a war zone, i do not know how else to describe it. people are out trying to find items that may be salvageable. not a pretty sight, i can tell you. the medical office building that was hits and severely damaged just beyond that where the truck is on the other side of that is the movie theater that was severely damaged. seek a lot of people walking in the neighborhood trying to do

any thing that they can, handing out candy bars water on anything. >> reporter: the folks out that are helping they are not from here. seoul they can't tell you where to go or they will not let you again because they do not know that access or the grits. john dwyer back to you. >> reporter: brand new crime scene will have the new pictures coming up. >> reporter: microsoft unveiled their new textbooks counsel knew coming up next

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>> reporter: to the pictures show the weapons that your walkman brought with him to. the 9 mm with an extended magazine then held up 31 bullets. the other magazines held up to 15 bullets. this is a 4 in. and 9 he did not use the knife but he did have it with him. shammai the most graphic images the shooting scenes and debris. police were scrambling notes on the cruiser here as well. basically what happened and as they jotted down and

numbers and hospitals were victims were taken and treated. locklear spend name and our fate was hidden was ridding britain written. >> catherine: dollars in taxes. look at 'em.

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♪ >> reporter: on one of the table apple chief tim cook on the other two are rates senators. $25 million a day >> reporter: $9 million a day $9 million a year. where exactly hidden? arlen 41. holding 60 percent of the company's profits and paying partially of no taxes. >> every single dollar not only do we complied with along but we supplied with the spirit of the law the spirit of the law. >> why way with a new fixed

the apps on my phone on the time? >> reporter: the center still pushing to close loopholes that have apple has been using for their advantage. >> pam: in live picture with abc seven news you can see the smoke rising from the hillside. this is happening close to highway one old one. firefighters to appear to be getting a handle on the fighter. we talked about the high winds around the area which is concern for the outbreak of any in fire from the bay area. you can see that there are still spot of were firefighters

have not knocked down yet. we will keep you updated on the development. >> catherine: tonight a police dispatacher who took the call from the woman who escaped from a cleveland house after being held captive -- is under review. >> catherine: the man who spoke to the kidnap victim is being investigated over claims that he swore at the end of her call. he's also being criticized for not keeping the terrified young woman on the line. repeatedly telling her to talk to police on the scene later. >> catherine: the dispatcher seemed to get increasingly impatient. and some say you can hear him muttering two words at the end as he hung up -- calling amanda a very offensive name.

>> luck cooler and definitely windy out there. santa rosa 31 and up 32 mi. per hour winds hayward 28 and livermore coming in at 20. for the strong winds whipped a 28 and half moon bay and oakland with 27 and fairfield thirty. a lot cooler this afternoon 60 and redwood city livermore temperature at 67, no more '90s on that matt! it will be cold and windy, you may want to bring a blanket jacket would do no telling

how long the local breeze will stay. entertainment. >> pam: the current death toll from monday's horrific twister is 24. unforunatley that could climb as the search for people trapped in the debris continues. paul vercammen is live in moore, oklahoma, where damage is expected to hit one-billion dollars. called looking at the pictures, and definitely heartbreaking what is it like there on the ground? >> reporter: pam, it does absolutely heartbreaking. this is not something that is right behind me now the entire neighborhood after neighborhood after neighborhood blasted by the

e f five tornado. >> >> reporter: the devastation source for mile piles of rubble tells the tale as the tornado ripped through the neighborhood. >> felt like a roaring train the lifting of the house and sent it back down. >> there in the spaces where there used to be living rooms, bedrooms and classrooms. in time we would need to rebuild those bases with love laughter and communing. >> we to school boards and trashed everything away and waited for people to scream

ample sum up from there. we ran from moss the mouse waiting on screams pulling people ought we went. ran 4 mi.. >> reporter: and now that your lives is nice and clear right now the weather has been pretty awful with heavy rain which went which hindered seek efforts of the responders. >> pam: of the supply is getting to the areas that need them? >> reporter: those resources are getting here but they have to be extremely careful because a lot of the roles are still in possible to get through. also cautioning

residents not to rummage through right here due to the last night, nails and so much debris. really a dangerous situation. >> reporter: >> pam: any idea on how many of people are unaccounted for at this time? >> reporter: well, we do not have a specific number at this time. the death toll number in the middle of the chaos help, but victims twice. had counted victim's twice. so they will expect the death toll to increase

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think they're going to win tonight to and we will move on to gains by. they're going to win big tonight >> reporter: about important is game is tonight? all the fans are really the green this is the biggest gain for the sharks this season they really hope that the sharks win tonight at h-p pavilion. kron4 news >> catherine: >> reporter: swirling ever since pope francis laid his hands sunday on the head of a young man after celebrating mass in st. peter's square. the young man heaved deeply a half-dozen times, convulsed and shook, and then slumped in his wheelchair as francis prayed over him.

>> reporter:the television station of the italian bishops' conference said it had surveyed exorcists, who agreed that francis either performed an exorcism or a prayer to free the man from the devil. >> reporter:the vatican was more cautious today, saying pope francis "didn't intend to perform any exorcism. but as he often does for the sick or suffering, he simply intended to pray for someone." >> reporter:fueling the speculation is francis' obsession with the devil, a frequent subject of his homilies. >> and much cooler today as promised. right now oakland at 25, fairfield at 2523 and half moon bay and 30 at

fairfield with oakland at 24. with the winds coming in from the west much cooler air coming and from the coast. 67 in livermore, 72 in fairfield and seven in three and santa rosa and remember we were in the '90s at this time yesterday. 23 temperature drop yester day. sea breeze coming and and that cooler air causing breezy conditions should cooler conditions. heights tomorrow 67 in oakland and los 70's for east bay. in the south bay were talking wendy still small for thursday mostly sunny conditions, we will stay in

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>> it was pandemonium with children and bloody teachers everywhere. would >> pam: one day after the monster tornado. people in moore, oklahoma, talk about their terrifying ordeal. there is nothing left of my house. nothing standing (male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> pam: devestation in oklahoma tonight. in the wake of a massive and powerful tornado. t hit yesterday -- killing nine of those victims are children. tonight, 60 people remain in the hospital. a total of 237 people were hurt. >> pam: estimates place the damagedollars. catherine heenan joins us now with more on the powerful tornado. and the emotional accounts from the scene. catherine? >> catherine: thereis a huge job ahead for the people who were in the

path of this almost unbelievably destructive tornado. the president today -- calling it one of the most destructive - in the history of the country. we're getting a closer look at the homes.schools.businesses.and whole neighborhoods which have been flattened. among the dramatic moments -- the frigenchilen who were reunited in a school yard. >>woman crying >> catherine: a mother who finally found her little boy. a teacher had helped keep him safe. the tornado's path -- 17 miles long. it was more than a mile wide -- and on the ground for 45 minutes. many people are sharing their stories of survival. >> they said that it was coming! what do we do? do we get in a vehicle in ryan award for the we just stay down be

(crying) luckily the only reason why we were scared was to to the room that we were and. speared. >> the house was lifted up and said that down. all the homes around me were just completely demolished. ascot to protect me and i came through it. >> i do not think that we would make it the walls were shaking and the closet. i never, i never, thought that we would make it as never i glanced up once and i could just see its, and brown huge and never ending all the way up to heaven.

>> catherine: we now know the damage costs could reach a billion dollars. the brunt of the damage was in the suburb of moore. even those whose homes were spared are being told to stay away tonight. as for the neighborhoods hardest hit -- rescuers say there's so little left, streets and addresses are unrecognizable.. >> reporter: teacher here were people died says this is her classroom door and way back there you see this enorm as a vehicle in the alleyway. that's cool really hit hard. these two youngsters are not even aware of what really happened to look on their faces. driveways leading to nowhere at this point. this man, in his rocking chair

made it but it was his home which is no longer there. other vehicles much worse off like that one back there. you can see these two girls running through the rubble in their neighborhood, not looking like what he views to look. people are looking for their belongings at this point. widespread devastation. >> pam: the devastation in oklahoma has forever changed the lives of thousands of people and their communities may never look the same. >> pam: new at 6-- kron 4's charles clifford has a look at some stunning before and after images of the damage. >> reporter: in putting together this story it was difficult to match before and after images because the tornado reduced so many buildings to rubble with no real identifying marks, but i did find a few matching pictures. >> reporter:this is an overhead google earth view moore oklahoma before the tornado and this is video shot today. you can see the

path of the tornado.. here.. cutting through homes and businesses. >> reporter:if we move in closer, this is a picture of a vallero gas station before the tornado. you can see a street sign, a power pole, and the gas prices sign here.. now this is after the tornado.. the station is gone... this sign is torn to shreds... and the road sign is now twisted and snapped like a twig. >> reporter: this is an ariel view of plaza towers elementary school in moore before the tornado and here's the same angle after the storm. the buildings have just been obliterated. >> reporter:here a street level look at the same school before... and now after...with debris pilled everywhere. this is an overhead look at a bowling alley a few miles near a shopping center before the storm.. and now after.. the roof has essentially been ripped off you can actually see the individual bowling lanes here. >> reporter: and finally, this is a

ground level view of moore medical center before....and here's the same angle after the tornado. cars are smashed and tossed around. the siding and the roof of the building have beenjust the e frames. in the newsroom, charles clifford kron 4 news. >> pam: it's official. the bay area is going to host the 50th annualsuperbowl in 2016. there was a raucous celebration at santa clara city hall where 49er boosters and city leaders gathered to watch the n.f.l. >> pam: team-owners vote live from boston. the actual game, of the new 49ers stadium in santa clara but boosters believe the bay area's bid carried the day because of an approach that will benefit the entire region. >> because it was a san francisco regional vote. we were able to highlight everything that makes this

region beautiful. >> it will be break it will grow and be a beautiful thing. >> and let the people that was originally against it if i see that it would be a beautiful thing. >> pam: among those cheering loudest were the scores of volunteers who walked precincts in support of the successful ballot measure for the stadium >> pam: the cheers could be heard all the way in san francisco. at a celebration at city hall to congratulate the warriors on a successful season. mayor ed lee made the super bowl announcement to the crowd. he says he didn't believe it himself at first. hile he is excited, he added that it is bittersweet that the game will be played in santa clara, not in candlestick park. >> so, i think our strengths

have always been there. is just a matter of us presenting a correctly. >> pam: this is video of the bid presentation the nfl owners got to see. now the hard work really begins. as soon as they get back from boston.the super bowl bid committee will start planning to host the game. this includes making sure public transportation, hotels and restaurants are ready. super bowl 50 is 33 months away! >> pam: here is a look at what the new 49ers stadium in santa clara will look like when it's all done. construction is ahead of schedule and will be ready to go for the 2014 football season.

>> pam: violent crime is on the upswing in east palo alto, so much so that they have declared a crime emergency and are bringing in additional resources. kron 4's dan kerman is at police headquarters with details on what it all means. >> reporter: they believe this rash of violence recently is caused by rival games game this bangsg. a multi agency task force taskforce will also aid this police department over the next 30 days. hoping to make a difference. the last two weeks 8 shooting and one faith toll peak. state toll.

>> reporter: 2100 cooley may 5 - 4 or 5 shot mcdonals bay and university may 11 garden st and ralmar may 14 2300 cooley may 16 1100 sage st may 17 200 gardenia way may 18 2500 farrington way. >> catherine: and developing stories. why she thinks they should spare her the death penalty. does nexthat's next!

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adjourned for the day. deliberations will continue tomorrow morning. >> catherine: air-ree-as today asked jurors to spare her life during the penalty phase of her murder trial. insisting she can contribute to society from prison if she's allowed to live. she listed reasons ranging from how she'd start literacy and recycling programs in prison.to how she'd sell her hair for cancer victims. she even showed off some of her artwork. it's the same jury which convicted her of murdering her former acknowleges that she said in an earlier interview that she preferred the death penalty. but now says that's only because she 'lacked perspective.'

fans are pouring and h-p pavilion as we speak. well, they have some predictions for the game tonight. >> i think the sharks will prevail tonight. get a quick goal and go to l.a. and fight another day. >> 100% they will men >> sharks will win for zero and at least four sides. fight >> >> reporter: you are a

sharks fan and mom is a tell a king's ban. van safan. reporting live at h-p pavilion the san jose sharks look to pull even in game 4 tonight. >> pam: residences in the oakland hills are drying out earlier that fire season could start sooner than expected. today they were on the scene in joaquin miller park which they extinguished early monday. they say fire this early in the season is cause for concern.

>> pam: fire patrols have been increased and homeowners are being notified if the property is not in compliance with vegatation management requirements >> and a news for the firefighters dealing with the windy conditions a lot cooler. jack felt the wind gust in napa with 32 mi. per hour and hayward 28 mi. per hour coming from the west sole is chilly winds. 761 in

downtown san francisco. mid- 70s for napa thought. 17 degrees cooler than yester day. all right here is one we have a clue when coming in from the ocean tonight very similar conditions. hi '60s for oakland and east bay locations upper 60s for our

friends in san jose. it pool be wendy tomorrow so please hold onto your hats. breezy and kohl tomorrow coal you can catch the latest news, forecast and traffic conditions whenever it's convenient - on our 24/7 bay area ns anl. you can watch live on kron4.com or on comcast channel 193. you can also get headlines and live traffic. can also watch it live on >> reporter: 83 the printer that makes pizza is in the works the tells next

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members stayed that it was a long time coming. >> this is so exciting as a great day!e ba area rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >> reporter: a rash of shootings in the last few weeks, one fatal. officers days off have been cancelled due to this be considered in emergency. the cemetery gate task force believes that rash of violence has do to the rival game in east palo also. kron4 names >> reporter: police chief cody is reaching out to home security kerman system to help build a network of

security cameras through out the city. >> rather than knocking on doors which is what we do now, we can get lucky and see some suspect information using the security network system. and that would be the only time that we would use it. kron 4 news >> reporter: in severn cisco a break looking for an looking for the bay bridge or runner. his shirts and running shoes was also recovered their it is believed that the young man may have gone for a swim. he may have been swept by a strong current in that direction. kron 4 news

>> pam: some people who have had the ability to park without pain may lose that privilege. san francisco is going to try to change the law. >> reporter: there may be changes that may affect the entire state. parking on city streets may not be allowed limited parking may be a thing of a past. rapid abuse of this able slackers' again. taking up parking spaces for days at a time. under the current law picket park for free pretty much it forever. by the end of 2014

they plan on ending the one with the blue card by 50 percent. the city also what does it increase before they are released to drivers. officials get their way. changes that may affect the entire state parking on city streets with a disabled placard may no longer be free yes you heard me unlimted parking may be a thing of the past if you have been following the people behaving badly segments over the years i've highlighted what was being called the rampant abuse of disabled placards for years blocks and blocks of cars all displaying disabled placards taking up parking spaces for days at a time under the current law people with disabled parking placards can park for free in any regular metered parking spot pretty much forever >> reporter: by the end of 2013 the city plans to increase it's official disabled parking spots you know the ones with the blue curb by 70% that means adding an additional 740 spots city wide. the city also wants an increase in dmv oversight for placard approval before they're even released to drivers stepped up enforcement to combat placard misuse by adding parking meters even at the official disabled parking spaces , these are creating mixed reviews from happy citing that the truly disabled now have to suffer because people are basicallyjust to get free

parking keep in mind these some of these proposed changes would basically require a in change state law at the earliest these new recommendations would take effect in 2015, however adding new official parking spots should happen by the end of 2013 i think it's interesting that the bay area's abuse of placards is so bad that it require laws in the entire state to be changed in san francisco stanley roberts kron 4 news - >>ter: kron4 x box until their new microsoft consol with high-tech features to be the center of your living room entertainment. be sure to tune in at 8:00 p.m. for god gave slate kron 4 news. the winds shaking all round but cameron this evening. santa rosa 29, napa thirty 9

mi. per hour and hayward coming in at 26. the winds are coming in from the west with cooler air. 24 with half moon bay and 22 mi. per hour with temperatures in the '60s and '70s borate a lot cooler 22 degrees cooler in redwood city and daly city. breezy and chile tonight, tomorrow a chilly start with gusty winds. i will get to know how long this cool and breezy temperature stays around.

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>> pam: unfortunately the number could climb with the surge of people but to call out in the debris continues. paul? >> reporter: yes the damage is so devastating that they have a nickname for it, called e f five tornado in more the grinder. piles of rubble tells a tale of a powerful storm ripped a committee. community. president obama called the strike and the most

destructive in history >> we must refill boast stacy's with love. treating . >> pam: staff curry receives

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alce: it's now time for gary radnich from the jack in the box sports desk. try this at >> gary: are re good evening everyone! superbowl 50! coming to the bay area. >> awarded super bowl 15 to san francisco (cheers & applause) >> gary: just over 1300 days away and 2016 is that

estimate stultifies million will be injected into sampras's scope bay area economy. we will talk to jamie in a few minutes. that lee the mayor of sampras's " learned the news while getting a warrior staff curry vicki. (cheers & applause) >> gary: it was and am prop to announcement. (laughter) stuff looks small and short on an basketball court

however he is dominating and lee. >> i grew up and be in the day, my dead lake in charlotte.in all my 25 years of like this is the best and bays and the leak. (laughter) (cheers & applause) >> gary: he is the very best representative of i cannot think of anyone i would want to date my daughter more than staff curry. my favorite mayor to cover >> pam: i can just be gas. i

can just gauess. >> gary: >> i knew from the beginning. i knew that it would be hard to compete with us. when the announcement came and especially on this first of boat. you realize we are getting the 50th super bowl on a building that has not even been built yet. >> most people that are there are excited they are ready to see the building. the state and goes to a very

affordable to bury the lead but all seats are amazing. >> i can tell you that and majority of people that have supported us all along our die-hard 40 diners. they are loyal fans. i can i guarantee that everyone will get and but it will be remembered. >> gary: are you guilty and? these tee andetting in? you do not think you are going to the game?

>> the man really wants to go but i have to do everything right. >> pam: so the answer is in no? >> the answer is no explanatio. o! o! we >> know about the great values the sustainability but having the technology break bear in your hands was a wonderful thing. we are really excited about it. >> gary: when the mulhouse's relatively young

man inherits a lot of money from their father, you see what happened up there. just explain how it was to work with this young man. >> he was and and amazing individual. they went into people's homes and very humble presenting themselves correctly. they are wonderful to work with i know that we are tough negotiators but we got a great deal. we have the largest single team and the history of the nfl and now we have superable 50 super bowl 50. now we have an

iconic building the stadium will be world renown. >> gary: it takes one to no one when you go home are you this enthusiastic with your wife expo? >> absolutely, have you ever seen my wife? >> gary: what i am saying is that you are so enthusiastic explanatio. \ / \ \ / \ / !

>> (laughter) >> i appreciate the support i love to attend a game with you so come on down! >> gary: so good luck jamie! fabulous fabulous the mayor of santa clara! heat will not even though he is sworn to watch it on tv

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