[cheers and applause] >> (male announcer) live from the bay area's news station, this is the kron 4 morning news. kron 4 news ed 4 snout. >> we grabbed our motorcycle helmet and hit in the closet and prayed like hell. luckily the only run the was there was the wrong we were in. >> devastation in oklahoma after a deadly tornado ripped in the area taring house and other schools to pieces. family schmidt reporting. >> the fire chief said they will go through every building three times the determine if there is still anyone inside. >> yesterday's searchers were going through every home they found. no new

victims and no new trapped survivors. >> in the wake of monday's deadly tornado teachers are being held as he rose. >> tammy glascow gram her second graders into the corner into a classroom. >> she helped saved my son's life and other students' lives. we are proud of her. we are taking precautions as an educator to protect the kids and she fulfilled that duty better than anyone. >> the twister was one of the strongest to strike you as with wind topping 200 mi. per hour. an estimated 2400 homes were damaged. >> this form and was buried under the rubble of her house she was saved by a stranger. >> something made him stop. then after he stopped he listened and he thought he

heard something that is when he found me. >> some two dozen people did not survive. joshua hornsby lost his daughter janea. she was a ball of energy and all of love. >> the people of oklahoma will make it through this and come out even stronger. >> some of the firefighters and police who came from other communities to help out no tornadoes well. they come from joselyn missouri the deadly f five killed 158 people two years ago today. >> reporting live in moore okla. schmidt. >> in the midst of the oklahoma destruction there

is hope. one woman found her dog in the middle of her collapse home. >> she is the most loyal dog anyone can ever have. we are truly grateful. we have been super blessed with our family's safety and the safety of all of our animals. >> the woman says her daughter was the plaza tower to elementary school that was ripped apart by the tornado she managed to survive after its collapse. an amazing story. >> here in california governor brown is deploying six days was on california's urban search and rescue team to assist in response and recovery efforts in oklahoma. they included specialists from the fremont fire department and the sacramento city fire department. as well as specialist from los angeles and orange county. >> let us take a look at whether around the bay as we focus all of our own forecast. good morning erica. >> good morning james. we are waking up to clear skies

and chilly conditions. >> this afternoon will be cooler than yesterday's. will barely see any seventies. looking at card wind speeds 18 mi. an hour in santa rosa. 15 in navato. >> 12 mi. an hour for oakland and 16 along the coastline. breezy conditions will pick up into the afternoon. before we get there let us all current conditions. 45 in vallejo. 48 right now and santa rosa. we have our fair share of mid to upper '40's and the north bay. also seeing '40's down the coastline down the mid peninsula. temperatures could drop another five degrees as we push in closer to sunrise. in terms of your temperatures. i've o'clock 50s and 60s around the bay. we could see a loaffew low seventies by. >> those of the delta could hold on to low 60s.

>> in terms of satellite and radar we have an area of low pressure. it is stalled over the pacific northwest coastline. that is faltering in cool air to the bay area that is why is such a chilly start and not go far into the afternoon. >> in terms of your extended forecast, your kron 4 7 day around the bay forecast shows it will be warmer into the weekend but the chance for showers a 20 percent chance heading into next tuesday. >> we will continue to monitor any and all updates. >> i want to talk traffic for a minute. we have a high wind advisory for most bay area bridges including the bay bridge this morning. >> drive with extra caution. we have road work you can see the flashlight approaching the toll plaza. >> traffic is light in the area no metering lights to deal with. hold on with both hands driving across the upper deck. a high wind advisory is at the san mateo bridge. south bound 101 the golden gate bridge not unpack the by the wind

advisory although there are gusty conditions working out of marin county. >> off james. >> thank you erica. in bay area news violent crime on the rise in east palo alto. eight shootings in the last two weeks with a teenager shot to death on sunday. that brings the car murder rate to five. 50 shooting the th50 the city this year. in fact, the problem is so intense that the close of coverethe patrols have doubled now the city has declared a crime emergency. >> would not allow people to terrorize our citizens. we have an idea where our criminal element is staying at or living at or frequent the most. >> task force teams will patrol a gang there is. that

will be until 2:00 a.m. every morning. officers days off have been canceled for the rest of the week. the crimea merges it will continue for the next 30 days and during that time, days off will be rotated. >> you heard erica say everything was going good so far. on both fronts will get an update coming up at a 415 . we will talk bay area sports comingr next segment. stick around.

>> let us talk a bay area sports we will begin with hockey. brent burns said the san jose sharks to stock off to a fast start with his second goal of the postseason. the sharks tied their second round season against los angeles at two games with a 2-1 victory over the kings in game 4 last night. >> logan coutour follow-up is overtime game winner in game 3 with his fifth power-

play goal of the playoffs at the lead and antii neimi made 22 saves as the sharks maskings to home wins to be opened the series with two of their own. game 5 is thursday night in los angeles. >> san francisco are the warriors and their star point guard stephen curry. the city wanted to recognize their run in the nba playoffs this year, just a franchise second postseason appearance in the past 19 years. given an honorary key to the city by mayor ed lee for leading the team to the second round of the playoffs while setting the nba regular-season record with two months to three-pointers made. the warriors were eliminated in the wwestern conference semifinals by the antsan antonio spurs in six game series that ended last thursday. >> superbowl 50 is

officially being held in the bay area and to secure this will be the city of santa clara get of millions of dollars in tax breaks and fees. but officials say the benefits will strengthen will be on santa clara boresome entire bay area. kron fours j.r. stone is following the story as he has details. >> this could be a $500 million economic impact of the area. the superbowl study put that close to 100 million--100 million. >>. the two weeks of festivities leading up to the game will be scattered all over. the majority of events will be held in san francisco. including the nfl experience for families. an evening party like this held by athletes and celebrities. >> there will be golfing event at pebble beach for nfl owners. the official nfl winetasting of it in napa and sonoma during to weaken last year in new orleans. hotels are booked solid 70 mi. outside of the city.

>> at the 2011 level in indianapolis hotels held an average of 93 percent occupancy rate into about 11 for four days prior to the superbowl game in total 116,000 visitors came to indianapolis forcible events there is spending an average of $571 a day on hotels restaurants retail and entertainment. officials believe san francisco, santa clara and the entire bay area are likely to see the same type of influx and people. >> here is the shots reaction. those on possible committee reacted to the winning bid announcement. they talked about having so bold lanes and the trains for drivers heading to the stadium. there's obviously a lot of planning to do when it comes all that. 2016 that will be tpossible 50 that is 990 days away walkout every

day. >> just kidding. 412 is the. here's our roof camera looking over san francisco. all in all not a bad day. on tap erica will give us a full

we thank you for waiting or staying up with kron 4 morning news. >> mid to upper 60s here and

upper 60s in san jose and sunnyvale. here's a look at satellite and radar. you can see we are way up to mainly their conditions. an area of low pressure is all along the coastline of the pacific northwest. we're seeing rain to our north. not seeing any rain jobs here but is keeping tippers on the cool side. we will continue cool conditions privilege with was a the week. in terms of your extended forecast more in the way of cloud cover as we head into saturday and sunday. we do have a 20 percent chance of showers closer to the start of next work week. that could impact your moral state plans. will have more extended forecast coming up in just a few minutes-that that could impact your memorial day plans. >> we have a wind advisory for the bridges drive with extra caution all is well as the toll plaza they could get a little dusty at times across the upper deck. >> here at the san mateo bridge it looks like

traffic is moving well from both directions. your drive 12-13 minutes. >> south bound 101 the golden gate bridge, a problem free with a lot of space between cars. >> turning to traffic maps your drive time from hercules berkeley coming down the east shore freeway that is cocky in and and and easy to of minutesclocking in an easy 12 minutes. >> no incidents for the nimitz freeway. a great ride just a bit of slowing a hair of slow traffic coming over the altamonte pass. the yellow on your screen indicates speeds dropping to 40 mi. an hour. >> james. thank you erica. on to more headlines. a bay area high-tech startup is moving into the gun control debate with a device that could limit who can fire a gun. capitoala based yardarm technologies and

demonstrating a cell phone comptroller prototype that will allow gun owners to monitor their gun and disable it remotely. a sensor would be installed on a firearm to enable full motion detection ngo location tracking. if an unauthorized person picks up the gun, gun owners are really alert itself all modifications. that can disable the weapon. there's no actual gun yet but this idea comes at a time when lawmakers are considering tougher gun laws. >> the political website based in the bay area that claims it was the target of fbi surveillance filed a lawsuit against the agency. this is a statement posted onantiwar.com. it said the fbi has refused to turn over documents requested under the freedom of information act. those documents allegedly mention anti- war.com as an investigative targets in 2004. the website says fbi surveillance

violates the first amendment freedom of the press writes. >> a house panel is scheduled to vote today on a series of changes to military law to tiry and stop the rapid growth of sexual assaults and armed forces. the revisions include stripping commanders of their authority to change or dismiss a court-martial conviction also, requiring the service members were found guilty of sexual offenses be dismissed or dishonorably discharged their it was approved the legislation will be in included in the armed services committee defense policy built in 2014. >> jury deliberations to decide whether jody arias to be sentenced to life in ppresent or the death penalty will continue this morning. yesterday's she has the jury to spare live during the penalty phase of her murder trial. she insisted that she country to society from prison if she's allowed to live. it is the same jury which convicted her of murder in her formal

or friend in 2008. knowledge is that in an earlier interview she said she preferred the death penalty but she now says that only because she lacked perspective. >> the boys got of america will convene a two day meeting of local leaders to consider changing its longstanding ban on allowing openly gay boys to die on . officials are scheduled to open the first of the ballots cast on whether to allow openly gay scouts. they propose openly gay scouts by retaining the ban on gay adult scout leaders. the final vote is scheduled for tomorrow in dallas. >> new this morning after a lot of speculation as the rumors are true. disgraced former congressman anthony weiner was to be the mayor of new york city. in announced his candidacy in a video on his campaign website. he says he's running because he's been fighting for the middle class and those struggling to make in his entire life. and he hopes to get a second chance. he resigned from congress nearly two years ago after a sexting scandal

he also ran for mayor in 2005. >> thousand health-care workers at uc hospitals across california began a two day strike yesterday. they're pushing for new contract officials say the protest read the help of patience. hanna mullins has more on the story. >> richeshard smith some of like a drill sergeant as a lead hundred and an operation to offer better care for more money. at the opposite end of the uc san diego medical center the hospital took their own stand. this strike involving the patient care technical workers at the five uc campuses including uc san diego health system, poses a threat to the health, safety of our patients and a problem with those of care from the public. those workers feel overworked and

understaffed and no one's listening to them. he's one of the 13,000 expected to take part in it to day strike span across all five uc medical centers. we got all cultures, all personalities look at these numbers they never seen anything like this and they can only be done if the patients come first. trauma doctors and nurses continue to man the emergency room of all workers like ultrasound and mammogram technicians and radiation therapy for cancer patients are all outside. fog tell you what the issues are what we're doing to get is, places deserve to be taken care by those workers were arrested and was that. both sides say patients take priority but money matters in to be the crew of the controversy. if the uc system says they're offering solid salaries, benefits and raises. for now they say patients are paying the price. they had postponed 120 surges at 350 medical procedures. which meant patients will wait for money matters to get sorted. we will be back with

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want to get a quick update on the forecast. erica house today looking? >> pretty breezy and cool same spirit was in the sunshine. if you bought yesterday was cool will shave off a couple of degrees today. >> wind's and santabreezy conditions along the coastline and driving around half moon bay. we will shake off a couple of degrees and into tomorrow. a bit warmer by the in the work week. we have changes in the weekend forecast the potential for rain. full details on what to expect coming up in your 7 day around the forecast. back to you james getting to lay this out of oklahoma the devastation in oklahoma has for change the lives of thousands of people in their communities. things will never the same. charles clifford has a look at some stunning before and after images of the damage. >> putting the story together was difficult to find a matching before and

after image because the point at reduced so many buildings to rubble and left no identifying marks. >> i managed to find a couple of matching pictures. let us start with the overhead view of moore okla. taking before the tornado.ge of today. you could see the path of a point at the cutting across town right here. that slogan closer and take a look at a valero gas station at the intersection. here's the station here is a gas price side, here is a street signal, here is a power pole. this is before the tornado and here is the same spot today. the street side has been bent and twisted. the gas prices sign is shredded, the power pole snapped over in the gas station is gone. >> this is an aerial view of plaza towers elementary school in moor beforee the tornado and the same angle after. >> here's the street level of the school before and now after with debris piled everywhere. this is an overhead look at a

bowling alley before the storm and now after. the roof has been ripped off individual bowling lanes. finally, this is a ground moore call center before the tornado here is an image to date from the same ankle the building has been shredded, the roof and siding has been torn off. cars and debris have been tossed around and twisted. >> in the newsroom charles clifford kron 4 news. >> thank you chuck. at 427 will take a break. let us go outside and get a quick look at the golden gate bridge. when we come back erica will have a complete look at our weather and traffic. on the news front will have your top stories

>> we are back. it is 430 . we began this morning with light areas of more oklahomore , oklahoma. they are assessing what is left of their home and possessions. the twister struck at someone and have miles wide at point. it was the fourth tornado to hit this particular community. moo re okla. since 1998. monday's twister kill the least 24 people. we have new images this morning. as a twister ravaged the suburban oklahoma city. the storm destroyed two elementary schools in the city of moore and rocked city's main hospital. about 2400 homes in the region were damaged. and the state

medical examiner's office says a least 24 people, including nine children, were killed. some family members still looking for loved ones. >> meanwhile, residents of that community are returning to their homes or what is left of them. gary teuhmanuchman reports on how they're reacting to their losses. >> the residents return to their destroyed homes from the first time since a tornado. patterson drive look nothing like they remembered it. >> on the way here i saw so much of the damage. >> melissa thousand lives here with her husband, two small children, and two dogs. >> they evacuate and left the dock behind. >> this is the bedroom. >> the damage is devastating but there's so much gratitude in this family there were not hurt and their dog survived. >> where did you find your

dog? >> inside a bathtub ride by the toilet. >> it survived by his self in the bathtub. yes. >> stepsisters lived in this house on patterson drive with their father. >> walking down the street we could not tell which house was hours. we have to use the street numbers. this was our porch and this is the main interest. this was the kitchen. this is your bedroom? >> yes. this is my bedroom. >> maybe it seems like about what was ripped away. my closet is perfectly intact. a lot of my stuff on the dresser, everything seemed to have been crushed by the ceiling. >> there are dozens and dozens of paterson drives throughout moore oklahoma. streets were decimated in less than one minute. streets of residents now have to start over. >> melissa a thompson recognizes that but also knows something can never be replaced. >> where is your living

room? >> over there underneath our roof. maybe will be able to get the photo albums. >> i am hoping so we have to get the roof move. >> just before we left alissa's home yeah! >> that is my aunt gave the photo. >> won the moment and a mist of a dreadful day after. >> in the midst of the zero of destruction, there are glimmers of hope. one example 1 founder dog alive in the middle of a collapsed lung. >> we have been so blessed with our family safety and now the safety of all our animals. >> she says her daughter was at plaza tower elementary. her child managed to survive after the school collapsed.

>> here in california governor brown is deploying six specialists from california's urban search and rescue team to assist in response to recovery efforts in oklahoma. that included as part of the group specialist from the fremont fire department and the sacramento city fire department as well as specials from los angeles and on county. they have been on the ground and oklahoma for about zero hours now. >> back here in the bay the search continues for a man went missing after bay to breakers in san francisco on sunday. kron fours mike pelton joins us live from the latest sales in the search will continue once again this morning. correct mike? >> yes. the search interstate 3. friends and colleagues at turn this area into a makeshift search center as they look for their missing 27 year-old french print this morning they hope to get help from national missing persons organization in order to begin a larger and more extensive search. sens beau was last seen on sunday dozens of colleagues in

close friends of comb the area around ocean beach and search for the missing 27 year-old who took part in the bay to breakers race. after the race he told friends he was heading to the beach as the hundreds of others did but has not been seen since. >> several of its items turned up on ocean beach wallet passport and cellphone purify the coast guard and police have assisted in the search but not found anything. he could be anywhere his friends are looking everywhere. >> with the cards it is easy to go into the water and it drifted. to go a lot farther down. if at all possible he was able to get out of the water come to the pier to get more. we're checking on in the clothing we find anyny i amounts of sand. we are checking crevices in caves. you could get lost in this stuff. we will comb every inch of the beach.

that will begin searching again this morning about 9:00 if not sooner. he is described about 62 in. weighing 195 lbs.. if you have any information call police--6 ft. 2 in.. >> let us could of been on the forecast erica looking at that on this wednesday morning. hey erica. >> good morning james starting off with a live look at our roof camera at the severance is the skyline. we have a few high clouds but not a cloud coverage we saw yesterday. it is breezy and cooler, however, expect cool conditions to last all went to the afternoon. tomorrow could be cooler. highs mainly in the '60s. we barely see in the '70s whatsoever. wet weather on the rise is to start the next work week. >> full details in your 7 day around the forecast. >> meantime, taking a look at current conditions. mid-

40s in napa appearing vallejo 48. and santa rosa is could fall another five degrees moving into sunrise. we have wind and the forecast. you can see by a.m. today we're talking 11 mi. an hour when for fairfield and concord. 14 in oakland. the blue shading on the screen indicates win the support of 20 mi. an hour. a 22 mi. an hour sustained wind in san rafeal. 18 in san francisco. windy conditions will continue into the evening hours. we fought a short of advisory levels. focusing on your afternoon highs. cooler than what we saw yesterday. we're talking mid to upper 60s on our east bay shoreline. 69 in pleasanton. lows seventies along the delta. in terms of your extended forecast we're tracking the potential for wet weather. i will go into next week. memorial day a slight chance

for rain to the evening hours. the chant continues an increase in to tuesday. we are talking a 20 percent chance for rain. we may need our umbrellas within the next seven days. >> i have good news from the chp all of the wind advisories i've talked about have been since cancelled. still a little windy out there. you would not have problems driving across a span. traffic is building at the approach to the bay bridge toll plaza certainly more traffic. the volume has increased compared to 10 minutes ago. >> the san mateo bridge is shaping up to be a typical commute in both directions of highway 92. >> last but not least, here is a live look at the golden gate bridge. traffic coming down to san francisco via the southbound direction. a lot of space between cars as you work your way out of the north bay. james. >> thank you erica. we will take a break 438 back with more in just a minute. a live look at the san mateo bridge as erica diskette but

the traffic of date. so far so good. when we come back will double check the markets and see how they finished up yesterday's at the close of trading on tuesday.

>> we are backing at 441 . a quick look at wall street futures trading right now has all three indexes and a positive. that is a good start. reassuring comments from the federal reserve and better earnings from retailers have pushed stock market higher yesterday's. here's a look at how they finished with about 52. 15,387. the nasdaq is better than 5 1/2 points. the s&p 1667. so far so good. the opening bell said during at 630 this morning will be tracking it for you. >> it has been eight years in the making and microsoft finally unveiled its new x by consul yesterday's. kron fours tech reporter gabe slate shows us the new system is more than a gaming platform

features a host of new high- tech gadgetstry. take a look. this is it x box 11 we believe the television screen remains the most relevant imports screen and a home. x box one will make your game and tv come to life in ways that have not been possible. >> the text box one will addat as a hub for britivideo games and tv. the text box one could be controlled by boys. >> x box watch tv. and with that the man i watching like tv. >> you can control with hand gestures. just as such as gravel.b. i spread my hands and grabbed the screen and i am

back home. another amazing thing you can do on your x box. >> the x box 1 kindle group skype video chat with a to the quality that it to the camera. the x box one controller updated with over 40 design innovations. x box on around the world later this year. >> microsoft did not mention a price or a release date. i believe it will be out by october in time for the holidays. gabe slate kron 4 news. >> 443 . here's a quick look outside. the james lick freeway looking back at downtown traffic is fine. no word on the part we will be right back.

>> we're back. let us take a look at the weather with erica. >> hayward 55 degrees. >> paul out of 50 in napa 45. >> a clear start to the morning but a chilly one in addition to cool tempers we have wind the forecast. they're not too strong just get. san francisco at 13 mi. an hour. 18 for half moon bay. we have a wind gust along the coastline up with a 45 mi. an hour. >> we're just low short of advisory levels. breezy conditions will continue into the afternoon. we will see the sunshine. temperatures cooler than yesterday's. concord 72. upper 60s in oakland. downtown san francisco 62. 64 in san mateo. >> your kron 4 7 day around the bay forecast shows by the end of the workweek a bit more in the way of cloud cover. aside from that, mild

conditions persist around the bay area. memorial day slightly warmer mid-70s inland. upper 60s around the bay and lows '60s for the coast. >> that evening stretching into tuesday we attack on the potential for some rain. as of now it is looking like a 20% for most of us. we may be our umbrellas over the next seven days. >> in the traffic center is quiet. we have a few minor incidents. all of the wind advisories i talked about in the first half-hour have since been canceled. it is windy out there but not impacting the ride on the bridges. everything is good on the approach to the bay bridge toll plaza. overnight construction in the process of being wrapped up. for the majority of the traffic is coming from the east shore freeway. westbound 92 shaping up to be a typical commute for foster city. south bound 101, golden gate bridge drive times with agreements out navato into the city. a handful of cars

and lots of space between them. it is a bit wednesday he should not have any problems here on the span turning to the traffic maps all is well on the south bay. north bound 101 of the coyote valley. interstate 280 no incidents to report for 85 approaching cupertino. in terms of public traffictransit off to a great start no delays for ac transit bart or caltran. >> in san francisco to visor's is asking for a study into a proposal that would add a small surcharge to tickets for large-scale sports and entertainment events to help fund the city's public transit system. scott eiener as the city comptroller's office to assess the economic impact of a v between one and $3 double go toward maintaining the muni railway system. the

fee will apply to giants games, even to the waterfront area as well as large outdoor festivals like outside lance in golden gate park. he said the surcharge would be added to the regular price of tickets that could create up to $22 million annually for muni. >> off in san ramon a hero's welcome this morning for all of third graders and started a letter-writing campaign to u.s. soldiers serving in afghanistan. five montevideo elementary school students will be escorted by an honor guard on their way to school today. the students started writing letters to troops aboard the u.s. army ship robert smalls after lea learning that many soldiers did not receive letters from home. all told they said 130 letters and 31 soldiers on board the ship. if the flag which flew on the ship during operations and during freedom, will be presented to the school at 830 this morning off. >> police and antioch are

looking for a man who may be connected to liberal assault that left nearly man critical condition. police release read a soda the commander the scene of robbery and assault from monday evening. the incident the work to supply hardware store on l st.m lone tree way. officers found a 83 year-old man unconscious and bleeding. for remains in critical condition at a hospital. the man in the photos is beenhas not been named as a suspect police do want to question him. >> a brush fire in san jose at dangerously close to home just a day. the fire burned near highway 101 and yerba buena road. the flames raced

up some grass covered hills of force of homes. this is video from our helicopter apart ship with87 partnership with abc seven news. cal fire was called in to assist as well as a helicopter and a fixed wing aircraft. two homes is to say there's a reason and experience by officials said the residents of those homes will likely be temporarily displaced. >> burglaries are on the rise in piedmont. bring the first quarter of the year there was a 33% increase in residential break-ins. major crimes including robberies and assaults saw a 25% increase. the most recent are reacting sunday afternoon in the six in on the block grant ave. police chief ricky bgoede tell kron fours haaziq masyu that

crime is level off in recent weeks and she is coming up with a plan to help keep them awayit that way. >> in piedmont haaziq masyun kron 4 news. >> in the east bay violent crimes on the rise in east palo alto. eight shootings in the last two weeks with a teenager shot to death on sunday brings a card murder rate to five. and 50 shootings in the city so far this year. police say gang are to blame. in fact, the problem is so intense that patrols of doubled of the

city has declared a crime emergency. >> if they think they will terrorize our citizens and community we have criminal element to stay in with a frequent the most a we focus on those areas. >> task force teams will patrol gang territory areas until to in the morning every morning. officers days off have been canceled for the rest of this week. ryan emergency will continue for the next 30 days and during that time days off will be rotated. 453 . we will be back in just a minute. here is a look at the golden gate bridge where your ride on 101

a look at the james lick freeway. clear skies. today most of sunny with gusty winds at times. >> as we head into tomorrow it will be a bit cooler. we will shave off a couple of degrees. more on extended forecast and potential for rain coming up a couple of minutes. james . >> thank you erica. at 456 giving you live pictures of oklahoma the community of moore oklahoma. the rescue efforts continue this morning. is that possibly be a mall or a park were cars are piled up. the last official word from the

medical examiner was that 24 people were confirmed dead. nine of them children. >> we will set a break and more coming up and a minute. that is one of our top stores were following this morning residents, some turreturning home to assess the damage. the damage done by the deadly tornado. will have the latest. the search continues for amanda went missing after the bay to breakers run on sunday, we will have an update on the search efforts. and the sharks have tied up the series against the los angeles kings in a 2-1 victory last night. the will have all the highlights from the game.

>> (male announcer) live from the bay area's news station, this is the kron 4 morning news. kron 4 news at 5 starts now. >> we grabbed our motorcycle helmet and hit in the closet and prayed light hell . thank you for joining us on this wednesday may 22nd. following the wednemay a deadly tornado and moore ,

okla., the focus is shifting why risk is evolving away from the search and rescue. >> health workers and san francisco or on strike for the second and road details coming up. >> the search continues for a missing bay to breakers runner was last seen sunday. details on what was found at ocean beach that is concerning his friends and family. >> first us to look at the web with erica. >> a breezy start to the morning and temperatures on the cool side. heading into the afternoon it will be sunny but a little cooler than yesterday's. temperatures are below the seasonal average and we have the potential for wet weather as we start the next work week. >> i want to take a look at current conditions. like i mentioned is a cool start. 41 in vallejo. 45 in napa appearing it to our north northern mendocino county we have frost advisory in effect. it is definitely a chilly morning for the entire state of california.

full details on what to expect coming into the afternoon at 515 . we will give you a quick bridge check no hot spots. that is the good news on the traffic from here is the bay bridge approach was bound 80 coming out of the maize and across a span is a san francisco. >> the san mateo bridge highway 92 was a problem yesterday. seems 92 has been a problem for a number of weeks. every day it seems to be something new. now the ride is good heading from hayward to foster city we will keep an eye on it as the morning progresses. >> the golden gate bridge, 101 south bound out of marin county looking good no problems from santa rosa all the way down to san francisco. for >> thank you james here in the kron 4 news room it is incredible to see the devastation here and oklahoma. the search and rescue effort is now wrapping up. rescue workers say they believe they have located every one.there are

no more survivors are bought is expected to be found. the fires he is confident as they go to the rubbele . they are going to conduct research of each building. residents are looking through their homes to try and salvage anything. many do not have anything to return to. the twister traveled 17 mi. and was 1.3 mi. wide. the largest for the tornado. it is being classified as an e f five the highest classification killed 24 people including nine children. we have another look at new video showing the sheer size of the storm. and lot of foreign aid is to deceive the tip touching this is very wide at its impact the funnel cloud was close to the ground. this is new video showing the tornado as it hit moore , oklahoma. new

pictures coming in showing kids huddled down in protected positions crouching for safety as the tornado was getting ready to hit. nine children were killed of the 24 that a dead. seven of the children were inside plaza towers elementary school. >> and missouri one and has counseled her plans to move to oklahoma city. she wants to be closer to her mother there. but her mother died on monday in the tornado. angeletta spoke to her mother when the tornado was bearing down on her home in moore . >> her mother lived just one block away from plaza towers elementary, one of the school's devastated by the tornado that polarize the city. she tried to call her mother but could not get a hold of her, so she really got on facebook and search victim websites to try and find her mother. >> when they said the death

toll had from 51 around 29 i was hopeful then because i thought in my mind maybe my mom did not pass maybe she was just heard. >> that unfortunately that was not the case and her mother along with 24 total have died in the tornado. >> the massive twister did quite a bit of damage leading many people with nothing. this is of the latest round shots of the damages people are walking through their homes and seeing what is left. it destroyed homes businesses. the tornado the number there themoore , oklahoma. amid that there are stories of survivoal . some of the most emotional greens happened near briarwood elementary were students to ride the storm at the school crumbled around them. parents search for their children and held close. one

woman founder dogberry in the rubble or home, she talked about where family's been through. >> we're grateful for our families safe in the safety of all our animals. our borders of five plaza towers. god is so good. >> this time at a was an e f i the most powerful possible. it ranged from 200 to 210 mi. wind spirit >> here in california governor brown is deploying six specialist but california's search and rescue team to assist in response to recovery efforts in oklahoma. they include specialists from the fremont fire department and the sacramento city fire department as well as special as the los angeles and our county. we will continue our coverage of the latest developments right here on the air and on line at www.kron4.com and on our 247 news channel 193. if you want to help we have links

set up so you can donate to the red cross and salvation army. >> it is day two of the today health care worker strike at the university of california medical centers across the state. nds of workers at uc f s medical center in for other use the hospitals walked off the job. they are in this video. they are carrying picket signs. they include respiratory therapists, nurses aides radiologists, m r i technologies and other technicians. union officials say the pension reform is the main sticking point between the two sides. the university claims it has a 24 billion unfunded pension plan liability. they cannot support dead. we will have a live report of this developing story coming up bet 530 . >>506 and the search continues for a missing 27 year-old man who was last seen near ocean beach after the bay to breakers race. that was on sunday. people have been looking for beau

rasmussen mike pelton joins us with the latest from ocean beach. the search now interstate 3 friends and loved ones have placed fliers along ocean beach. they have turned this area into a make shift shall laychalet . they have reached out to mrs. parsons organizations to turn this into a more lab research. he was last seen on sunday dozens of colleagues and close friends have combed the area here crowd ocean beach searching for the missing 27 year-old took place in sunday's bay to breakers race. he told friends he was heading to the beach as hundreds of others did but has not been seen since. around 9:07 of his items turned up along the beach is wallet passport cellphone. the coast guard assisted in the search but have not found him. he could be anywhere. his friend looking

everywhere. >> with the current if you go into the water you can get drifted. you could go a lot farther down than you thought. if at all possible he was able to get out of the water and come to the pier to get out some want or what ever. we're checking on any clothing we find. any amounts of sand. you could get buried in this stuff really fast. we're checking all the crevices and caves. we want to come every inch of the beach. the search will resume around 9:00 this morning if not earlier. he is 6 ft. 2 in. tall weighing 195 lbs. if you have any information call police. co-workers of beau rasmussen are quite concerned. because he is responsible. >> what sticks in my head.

his passport? you do not run the bay to breakers with a credit card or wallet let alone a passport. that is what they found. how do they explain that? >> if that is a question of last winter to get out here this morning. it is a little unusual to get in some places if you do not have a driver's license in bring your passport. that is the attack was not what passes for is this morning. >> the time of 509

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for other things like bombs. >> this is why they want to have this back on as early as more of a. here is video of people going to with luggage. they believe is not significant enough to threaten the passengers and the travelersgroup on the plains. if you talk to the flight attendants, the passengers and the pilots they disagree. the reason why is being pushed according to the flight attendant in is because the knife lobbyists want this to happen. this is a multibillion-dollar business and leave because this is happening knives are in the a bad rap as far as going onto a plane. they're hoping this passes. because of all this controversy this has been suspended for now. the t s a says this is not exactly a machete. this is a half-inch wide knife we are talking about. still the

talk about nuys, planes, sfo has a lot of people nervous. you may recall two of the hijack planes of the four on 911 there were headed to sfo. that is a hot button for travel is all of the country especially here in sfo. we will have reaction from the travelers throughout the morning. back to you james. we will see what happens. darya 518 is the time thank you for waking up with kron 4 morning news let us see what we're in for today. good morning erica. >> we are waking up to chilly conditions. napa 41. upper '40's along the coastline. 50 in mountain view. a clear start to the morning and not as many high clouds as 24 hours ago. we have strong wind and for class. not as strong as last night. look at half moon bay when speed 80 to 20 mi. an hour when the gust up to 22. 9 mi. an hour in san francisco and 10 for those

of you in oakland. it is not only a cool start but it windy start to the morning. temperatures will not go very far later today. by 12:00 holding on to the 50s are around the coast. most of the bay area climbing into 60 degree territory. we wiyour afternoon high. it will be a sunny day in windy conditions will stay in the forecast. temperatures will drop back down to the '50s by 8:00 p.m.. focusing on your afternoon highs a mixed bag of '60s and '70s in the south bay. mild for the almaden valley upper 60s and sunnyvale. low seventies for fairfield, pittsburgh, antioch. lows 60s for downtown san francisco a 64 berkeley. >> for those of you heading to the giants game is a day game against the washington nationals. first pitch at 1245. it will be sunny at the ballpark but cool. temperatures and the upper 50s by first pitch. will

gain a couple of degrees throughout the course of the game. the wind is approaching from the north northwest at about 20 mi. an hour. hold on to the giants logo hats. your extended forearound the bay forecast shows an increase in cloud cover as we head into the weekend. tip edges will be a little warmer as we head into memorial day we are talking mid-70s inland. upper 60s a round the bay. lows 60s for the coast. we have a 20 percent chance of showers on tuesday. if you do not see any rain drops to one of the cloud cover. 520 on to traffic with george. >> thank you erica we are enjoying a good ride around the bay area no hot spots. there were when advisers in effect for the bridges. those of an cancelled it was down to the bay bridge a light and easy ride with no delays coming through the macarthur maize. >> the san the tail bridge, highway 92 also an easy trip. tail light on the right side of your screen and they're heading for foster city.

>> for the golden gate bridge ride traffic of marin still pretty light. no delays across span. crews are finishing up with a reconfiguring of the bridge. as we update drive times interstate 80, was down 24 doing well. no problems reported. south bay freeways, excuse me the rest of the east bay ride on 580 looks good. we have significant center drop out of before it did they're all still showing great for the ride through the south bay on 85, 280 and 101 . thank you george. a political website based in the bay area is claiming it was a target of an fbi surveillance that was and has now filed a lawsuit against the agency. this is a statement posted on anti-war .com. it says the fbi has refused to turn over documents requested under the freedom of information act. those documents allegedly bridge

and anti-war .com as an investigative targets in 2004. the web site says fbi surveillance and violates the first amendment freedom of the press writes. >> the head of the ira's division that target of conservative groups plans to invoke our constitutional rights against self- incrimination and decline to testify at a congressional hearing today. in a letter to the whitehouse oversight committee, lois lerner's attorney says his client is not committed any crime or made any misrepresentation, but will refuse to testify because of a criminal investigation by the justice department. the hearing gets underway at 630. >> five men are under round- the-clock u.s. surveillance in libya, wanted for questioning in the attack last year on the diplomatic mission in benghazi. u.s. officials say the white house believes that there is enough proof for military force to seize the five as

their respects but that it prefers to wait until investigations have enough evidence to try to manage u.s. civilian court room. the decision not to seize the man military _ the white house and to move away from hunting terrorist as enemy combat in spirit instead the white house looking for process in which most terror suspects are apprehended and tried by the country's where they're living, or arrested by the u.s. with the host country's top race and tried in u.s. criminal courts. >> a house panel is scheduled to vote today on a series of changes to military law to try and stop the rapid growth of sexual assaults and armed forces. the revisions include stripping commanders of their a party to change or dismiss a court-martial conviction also, requiring that service members were found guilty of sexual offenses be dismissed or dishonorably discharged. once approved, the legislation will be included in the armed services committee's defense policy bill in 2014.

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>> we are back. it is 530 . we are watching wendy cool weather around the bay area. the bay bridge on the left, walnut creek on the right. let us go to erica with a look at our forecast. >> we have wind up of 20 mi. an hour for half moon bay. those of you in san raphael and would start in addition temperatures are in the '40's. we could lose a couple of degrees pushing in closer to the afternoon highs. we have a clear start to the morning. a live look outside from the james lick freeway. it is definitely chilly and you want to dress in layers. >> into the afternoon expected conditions. highs mainly in the '60s. a few

seventies sprinkled throughout the south and east bay area spirit heading into tonight's conditions and breezy conditions persist. into tomorrow it will be a bit cooler. we will shave off a couple of degrees for your afternoon high. partly cloudy conditions in to the weekend into next week full details on what to expect a full forecast 5 coming forecast 545 . thank you erica. here's a quick commute check no hot spots. we have no major incidents or delays. no public transit problems. >> the golden gate bridge ride looks good for south bound 101. east bay traffic is the only slowing on interstate 580. there is not as bad as we usually see. the south bay, as one north bay ride so good. mar. >> thank you george with intent of all the latest of more oklahoma with aerial views of all the destruction. the search and rescue efforts ending today as they believe they have located every one. that's

right everyone down there at the death toll stands at 24. the fire chief says there are confident that no more bodies or survivors are in the rubble. the goal is to search every building three times. >> residents are being allowed to return to their homes to try and salvage anything that is less. for many of the people everything is gone. >> the twister traveled 70 mi. on the ground with a 1.3 mi. at its job is. it was an e f i tornado. the strongest classification of the 24 people there were killed nine of them were children, seven of them killed within plaza towers elementary school. >> the massive tornado that hit have left many with nothing as we continue to take a look at the aftermath. it destroyed homes and businesses, but many stories of survival or shining through. the most emotional reunions happened near briarwood elementary were students survive the storm has a school crumbled around him.

>> parents searched for their children then held close. one man says we saw as never son the connected. >> maybe i needed that of as much as he did at that time. we were not sure if anyone was going to come out alive and to go over and see one of my favorite neighbors chiles emerge it was off. it was an amazing feeling. >> the national weather service says the twister was an e f i the most powerful category of tornadoes possible. the estimate the wind's range from 200 to 210 m.p.h.. >> here is a new video of neighbors returning to plaza tower elementary school, surveying the damage. that is the other school that was even harder hit. you could see the wreckage of the building. this is where seven children suffering in

above-ground classrooms of died. remember, and that death toll of 24 there were nine children included. resident of joplin, missouri and exactly what the people when moore , okla. are going through. two years ago today, an e f five tornado tore through their town. the joplin tornado killed 160 people. >> it is day two of the today health care workers' strike at the university of california medical center statewide. kron fours jackie sissel is live in san francisco where we saw that strike began yesterday. it continues this morning. jackie is monitoring the latest. jackie i guess they have not quite a symbol of this morning or the more >> that is right james barrett members of the acme union is starting to get their stuff together. four

date to of this two day strike. it all started yesterday's when about 3400 workers from the ucsf medical campus walked out on this twoaid the strike that was service workers. >> the main strike is medical technicians. people that helped route lab technicians and such. not nurses or doctors. we're talking lab technicians. as i said, the 34 month here at you cfs paris it statewide at all five men all campuses around state. that means 13,000 workers around state of walked out. >> as i said this is day two. it all has to do with contract negotiations. the union says it is about medical patient care. a hospital stay is more of a pension. i the way it is a to a strike. >> as of yesterday you see that as medical centers said they had to postpone at least 150 surgeries'

chemotherapy and radiation therapy on hold during the strike. we are expected to see well, pretty much the same thing we saw yesterday james. with hundreds of workers out here you can see as a start to gather there also uc police here along with barricades. it is quiet here now but james as the morning goes on i can guarantee it will get loud and there'll be a lot of people out here. >> just like yesterday morning jackie. we will follow latest there is things began to develop. >> a developing story out of florida a man was fatally shot went to fbi agents of the brick complex near universal studios in orlando earlier this morning. video of the shooting scene. we are hearing norris reports that the shooting is related to the boston bombing. the victim of the shooting was reportedly a friend of the bombing suspects. the fbi spokesman said the their agent was conducting official duties on the shooting occurred. will

bring you the very latest estimates we get. >> will be right back at the kron 4 morning news continues. a live look outside at the golden gate bridge. a beautiful morning

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>>mark: 545 is the time the big stories we're following this morning. governor brown is deploying six specialist from california's urban search warrant teams to assist in oklahoma. its

official the bay area will host the 50th super bowl. it will take place in santa clara at the new 49 a statement. >>darya: mt. olive illinois is cleaning up after a tornado touched down late monday night. you can see here that the storm damaged homes, and businesses throughout the downtown area. the effort -fef-2 terminals 50 to 75 yds wide and packed winds up to 125 mi. per hour. but injuries have been reported following the storm and residents are feeling lucky compared to those in oklahoma. >>mark: was find out about our weather here in the bay area. here 8 c. the judge

here for the morning. >>erica: the with temperatures. because of the absence of cloud cover looks like we are running a little cooler this morning. 42 looking up in napa, 51 and antioch and upper 40's and redwood city and san mateo. temperatures will continue to drop as repression closer to the next couple of hours. in addition to the cool temperatures we have wins in the forecast. a.m. 14 mount hour winds in oakland. as you put the clock into motion you will notice this blue shading makes an appearance and that indicates a wind gust about 20 mi. per hour. it looks like wins will continue on into the evening hours. at 21 are wins by 8:00 p.m. and

concord. i want to report your afternoon highs because you will notice today will be cooler than yesterday. but downtown severances code checking in at 62 degrees and '60s for you in a bottle. in terms of your extended forecast, the 7 day around the bay expect a public body into the weekend. tenders finally in the '70s. it looks like a little warmer as we head into memorial day. pretty mild conditions for those of you have the day off, but it looks like a chance for showers will return to the forecast as we move into next tuesday. george? >>gary >>george: and will commute through the san ramon valley at 16 minutes. trouble

brewing on interstate 580 near the 2 05 interchange here. a couple of incidents. an accident on the shoulder. that will back the ride up 4 to 05. thankfully, this occurred just before the 582 interchange. here in the south bay, green showing on all world centers indicates a limit speeds so we are problem free here craigslist group marin county. a bridge check for you, patty never to the bay bridge me and i have not yet been activated. the 700 bridge ride, highway 92 is a smooth one. problem for in both directions in the golden gate bridge, they had finished with configuration so is set up with for the available land and no delays neither on the span or through marin county. the area? >>darya: governor brown has

appointed a local, state and federal prosecutor to judgeships in san francisco superior court. s f assistant district attorney cheri dorfmharry dorfman chief deputy attorney general rochelle east and assistant u.s. attorney tracie brown were each appointed to replace retiring judges. in a statement, district attorney george gascon said he holds dorfman in high regard and that samper's goal is a better place with him on the bench. >>mark: police and anti are looking for a man who may be connected to a brutal assault that left an elderly man in critical condition. please release surveillance

photos of a man near the scene of robbery and assault for monday evening. the incident happened at the core to supply hardware store on long freeway. officers found in 83 year- old man unconscious and bleeding. he remains in critical condition at a hospital. the man in the finals has not been named a suspect but lisa do want to question him. line >>darya: in san francisco supervisor is asking for a study of a proposal that would add a small susurcharge to tickets for large-scale reports indicate the best to help fund the city's public transit system. scott weniener as the city

comptroller's office to assess the economic impact of a fee between one and $3 that would go toward maintaining the muni railway system. the fee would apply to a giants games, events at the waterfront area, as well as large ordoutdoor festivals like outside lance and ago gate park. wiener said the surcharge would be added on to the regular price of tickets and could create up to $22 million annually for muni. the defense to on the

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