2 hour violent crime spree across east oakland >> is responsible for shooting two people" here you see o-p-d officers gearing upfor the search >>"we have not only our patrol officers but also our specialized units looking for jamar clevelend" >> reporter:oakland police want the public to be aware that cleveland is unpredicatble and was last seen in possesion on a loaded firearm >>"we consider him armed and dangerous" >> reporter:in oakland haaziq madyun kron4news >> pam: here is what how police say the violent crime spree played out yesterday. >> pam: at 10:43 a.m. -- police say, the suspect shot his former -girlfriend in the leg, inside a house on 39th avenue. a few minutes later, he left the home, then carjacked a vehicle on international boulevard. the driver of that car was held hostage briefly, but later let go. the suspect dumped that car, and at about 11 a.m.,

carjacked another vehicle at 105th avenue and san leandro street, shooting that driver in the leg during the crime. >> pam: that car was later abandoned. and a third vehicle was stolen at gunpoint shortly before noon. on 76th avenue. no one was hurt. that was the last time the suspect was seen. >> pam: the same crash killed her three year-old son on impact and now the mother has died. they show the car that will split in half fremont police sayfremont police say, charges are pending against the father of a toddler killed in a horrific accident tuesday afternoon. you can see the pictures from our partnership with abc7 news. they show the car that was split in half when it slammed into a tree on paseo padre parkway. police say, the car had been speeding. >> reporter: trying to

>> try to pay my respects to a life that should not have been lost. >> reporter: here is one sign readses peace baby angela. angelo. he leaves behind a step step siblings. all of said to be taken it very hard. ejected from the vehicle. he critical condition. the father..who had been behind the wheel. was also hospitalized and is in good condition. kron 4's maureen involved. little boy killed. >> reporter:the tree that was slammed into by the

car.has lost most of it's bark in the crash.in it's place signs have been posted. >> reporter: on the day of the crash they have been traveling today park to celebrate baby angelo's birthday. maureen kelly kron 4 news. >> pam: we are following devloping news out of philadelphia. 13 people hurt, and one person killed when a building collapsed. that building was being demolished at the time. but apparently something went wrong -- raining down bricks on a thrift store, where people were shopping inside next door. >> pam: lots of people became trapped in the rubble -- search efforts conintuing through the evening. the exact circumstances of how all this played out. are unclear at this time. witnesses describe hearing at least one loud bang, just before it started fall.

we will bring you any updates as we get them. at 5-30, we will take you live to the scene where it happened, and get a first hand account. >> pam: at least one and possibly two new homicide investigations are now san jose. early this morning, an employee arriving for work at a restaurant at 4th and st. james. discovered a dead body in a shopping cart near the back door. the victim has not been identified, but police say, the death is suspicious. they set about canvassing the neighborhood for information. >> pam: at the same time, homicide investigators are busy talking with residents here along the 200- block of north 12th street, where a man was seriously injured in a fight last saturday. he died tuesday, becoming the city's 22nd homicide victim so far this year. police are conducting what they call 'reverse engineering'.in an effort

to discover what happened and who may be to blame. >> the kind of have to piece it together on their own. standard figure it out from the moment but person passed away its star from there and work backwards. cas >> pam: neither victim has been identified and police revealed nothing about any possible suspects. the restaurant employee says, police told him, the body in the shopping cart appeared to be that of a homeless man. >> pam: testimony resumed wednesday in trail of marcelles peter and jose montano, both accused in the 2009 gang rape of a 16 year old girl outside a richmond high school homecoming dance richmond police officer gunnar guggins was one of

the first officers on the scene. >> reporter:he says he spotted the limp body of the 16 year old girl under a picnic table, propped up by a support beam. he says she was unresponsive other than moaning and vomiting. he testified her dress had been hiked up above her waist exposing her vagina and buttocks and had not other clothing on. >> reporter:earlier in the day, paramedic rich munoz testified when moving the victim to a gurney and then to an ambulance he saw abrasions on her back and knees and swelling on the left side of her face. he also believed she may have suffered a brain injury, and thus needed to be transported to the county trauma center. >> reporter:officer guggins also testified that he spotted manuel ortega running from the scene. ortega was the only suspect captured at the scene and is now serving a 32 year prison sentence for rape. guggins testified ortega told him ?i was just trying to pimp her out.? ortega is expected to testify at this trial, as is the victim.

new tonight at five. a down day on wall street a down day on wall street. >> pam: it's biggest drop in six weeks. spurring it on -- a series of week economic reports. a full look at the market tonight at 5:45. and our financial expert breaks down the days winners and losers. >> jacqueline: fathering around the coastline with temperatures cooler and a number of places result of that cool morning air. and '60s and '70s for the most part with a few 70 degree temperatures. 68 degrees in san jose. fog will be widespread but into tomorrow when this will pick

up clearing the fault a lot faster. as we head into friday we will see even warmer conditions we will talk more about the heat wave coming up. >> pam: also coming up after the break the first lady apple. you kids should count yourselves lucky.

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>> pam: a developing story. firefighters continue to take advantage of cool, moist air as they work to surround a huge area scorched by a wildfire north of los angeles. new tonight, the forest service says there are no open flames -- but crews are keeping an eye out for flare-ups in steep terrain at the edge of angeles national forest. more than 2,000 firefighters remain assigned to the blaze, which is now 65 percent contained. six houses were destroyed and nine were damaged as the fire burned 50 square miles of brush. >> pam: smoke filled the skies near downtwon oakland today. you can see it here -- an abandoned victorian house caught fire. this is video from our helicopter partnership with abc7 news. over the scene in the city's china town area. firefighters battled the flames from the ground -- and a tall ladder. this isn't the first time flames broke out at this place, it

happened earlier this year too. kron4's will tran has more. >> reporter: this is the second buyer since january and the ceasefire fighters on the scene of the belief that it started by orders. someone drove by the building and saw the fine and call the fire fighters, they came out and afraid for the safety for the firefighters. which allowed the firefighters not to go inside. the firefighters went around and look through the windows and determined that no one was inside at the time. so fortunately no injuries or fatalities.

idiocy blankets and canned foods so they believe possibly that a homeless person was previously inside the building. it will be up to the city to determine if the victorian is still salvageable or will have to be torn down and that is the very latest will tran kron 4 news. >> jacqueline: tomorrow a lot warmer that today i will look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally's. have you ever sat on a plastic covered couch? [ kids cheering ] you're missing a good game over here. those kids wouldn't have lasted one day in our shoes.

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the bellfirst lady michelle obama got more than she bargained for when speaking at a washington fundraiser speech, a heckler began to talk back. >> pam: emily schmidt has more on what prompted the words, and >> reporter: first lady michelle obama is someone who --polls consistently show--the majority of people like-- >> we have an obligation to

stand up for those kids and i do not care what you believe then. wait wait wait one of the things i do not do well is this! >> listen to me you can take the mike or i'm leaving. "that's good!" >> reporter: or dartmoor expected to interrupt president obama >> i have to say we actually are range for that does it make me feel at home.

>> she handled it brilliantly. so it was unexpected when -- speaking at a fundraiser for the democratic national committee tuesday -- a stand up for these kids--i in we don't. wait, wait" mrs. obama then walked told her she could, quote, take the mic, but i'm leaving." >> reporter: herself as ellen sturtz, from the gay rights group getequal. she wanted president obama to sign an executive order banning federal contractors from discriminating based on >> reporter: interrupt president obama. >>"let me finish, maam." >> reporter:just last month, a code pink national security speech. and when a heckler stopped a speech in israel-president with a bit of humor. >> personal opinion is that she >> reporter:and just in - -

we have videotake a listen. stay. >> jacqueline: more 70's and 80's up their things are getting hot destination point for inland valleys sunlight ryder picture right now has high pressure and not just about there. we also have a low pressure off shore to the south of us. we will have stronger winds coming off the north in that area of for high pressure to clear the fault and warm things up for the next couple of days. it is widespread in to that id o'clock hour it clears a lot quicker but we saw today.

and to the 2:00 hour in remains coast side. tomorrow afternoon stunning skies everywhere else. 65 degrees in san andcean beach. 81 degrees for redwood city and east bay shore is we are looking for '60s and '70s degree temperatures. 80 in fremont antipater's in the upper 80s and below 90 low 90s in antioch. for the south bay we will see temperatures in the '80s as well. tomorrow temperatures warmer than what we saw today. the big who don't come sunday after

the sea breeze lance take back over to the forecast. 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. >> reporter:michael jackson's 15 year old daughter - paris - is rushed to the hospital for awe have all the details, up next.

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>> pam: paris jackson -- the 15-year old daughter of the king of pop michael jackson -- was rushed to the hospital this morning. and her family is now confirming. it was a suicide attempt.they say she is physically fine at the asking for privacy. the website tmz reported this afternoon paris left a arm with a meat cleaver. one source told t-m-z paris was on a suicide hotline, and the person on the other end was alarmed enough to call 9-1-1. fire and sheriff's officials confirm they transported someone from a home in paris' calabasas neighborhood for a possible overdose. >> reporter: here is exclusive audio of

the ambulance responding to the scene. >> reporter:paris was rushed to a hospital around 2 a-m. she reportedly received numerous stitches for a cut, considered a suicide attempt, she is being placed on a 51-50 psychiatric hold for 72 hours. inside edition has video of paris posting this just recently. >> reporter:the family not saying what might have precipitated the suicide attempt, only that she has a lot going on. paris may be called to testify in the 40 billion dollar lawsuit the jackson family has brought against the promoter of jackson's comeback concert. the 4th anniversay of her father - michael jackson's this month. >> reporter:and a reminder, you can catch all your entertainment news right here on kron4. the insider starts and 7:00, followed by entertainment tonight at 7:30. 530 news open-sot open

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(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> pam: developing at 5-30. 1 person is dead, 13 more are recovering after being pulled from the rubble in building collapse. authorities say it is still an active search and rescue operation. chris welch is in philadelphia now with the if you think you've been >> pam: next to a north vietnamese flag which who

consider assistance to many in the united states. investigators say that dna taken off of a postage stamp link the former supervisor to he has pled guilty on that and is awaiting sentence is awaiting sentencing. >> gary: >> jacqueline: the one place in the north bay because of fog did not have much of an influence so they work load so they were in the low seventies today. if you looked outside at the san mateo bridge harris

satellite imagery we are appoint as to the widespread fog tonight. once again by the 6:00 hour but one difference will be the shift in the wind when will turn north instead of the west. by the 15 degrees with talk about the heat wave and extended forecast coming out. >> pam: we are following some developing weather news. the first named storm of the atlantic season has formed over the gulf. it's called tropical storm andrea. we'll keep an eye on it, and bring you any updates as they become available. >> pam: army staff sergeant robert bales pleaded guilty today to killing 16 afghans in a march 2012 massacre. bales is accused of going on a deadly shooting rampage in two villages near his army outpost in southern afghanistan. his attorney aruges the army was wrong to send bales to another combat zone after he suffered a traumatic brain injury in iraq.

bales is hoping the guilty plea will help him avoid a death sentence. >> pam: george zimmerman is asking the judge to prohibit prosecutoromusing certo describe him. they include vigilante, wannabe cop and self-appointed neighborhood watch captain. zimmerman says they are disparaging, inappropriate and prejudicial. he also wants several phrases kept out of the courtroom. >> pam: those include "he confronted trayvon martin" and "he got out of the car after the police told him not to." the judge has ruled that the identity of jurors will remain anonymous. zimmerman's second degree murder trial begins monday. he says he shot and killed trayvon martin in self defense. >> pam: we want to go back

to the developing story in philadelphia, and philadelphia with one person dead. in philadelphia won a building collapse there, all parties are saying that this is an act of search. it is a party there has been on for several hours now chris. >> reporter: the strike pam, i have to say the last hour it has spent a lot of activity on the scene. cnn has been cut has confirmed that there is a second body that is not confirmed. bringing the fatalities to two. everyone who really want to the hospital had minor injuries. when this happened earlier today with this to say that they heard a loud rumble and call and

cry for help. >> you could see it, and roasters ready to go at any time. >> reporter: it came crashing down on a through store below. now rescue's crudes are searching for any signs of survivors or more casualties varied the meet the rumble. barry >> reporter: search crews do not know or if any are still missing. we >> do not know how many people were in the interest store when the wall collapsed on the building. >> reporter: firefighters

found one woman alive hours after the collapse. >> if there is anyone else under that rubble our folks will find them. >> reporter: this is an act of investigation. still searching for anyone that could be stuck under that rubble. >> pam: what can you tell us about the root people rescued in their interest tonight? >> reporter: people who were so who were sent to the hospital were treated with a minor injuries. but we still have the bad news that two people were killed and the collapse. >> pam: is there any reason to believe that people could still be trapped under the rubble? >> reporter: yes that's what searchers are focusing on bay brought in doctors earlier today to pick of

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>> reporter: according to the daily mail beijing police says new guidelines response to increase groping on trains what and secret videotaping of women. a lot of people of course, are talking about this on the facebook fan page to stick a look they are sending the

wrong message, once again putting the blame on women. it seems like this only encourage people to do wrong things or that they are in the right. what about harsher punishments for rapists are telling them that they are wrong. add reminder we always want to hurt your opinion for controversial story for today kron 4 page news page san

>> pam: now for today's market update. the u.s. economy is sending the stock market sharply numbers weeks. it's the first time the dow has closed below 15,000 in a month. g >> reporter: him and the u.s. government are doing the same drilling a smart thing. with 40 million shares, still a lot of shares and no more government motor sticking get back to being general motors. >> president barack obama a

lot of people did not like the adults saw some people did like the bellows and yet, guess the taxpayers will lose money. if maybe g and should have been more competitive on its on. >> google has the operating system internationally and apple has the united states with decreasing to 39.2%. what that said what we are really pan attention with apple is look a lot of rumors that looks like a fax with the new iphone 5. if not we will see some new operating upgrades. in june 10th a big day for apple

shareholders and i am one of those shareholders. >> reporter: >> do you remember a couple of years ago we had internet bill. we had and high-speed motorboat field but they've all merging of to put them in the house and the cable is now getting into security systems. because of the wireless technician technology is making it really easy and cheap to place cameras in your home. neff looks and how low are hurting the cable companies and they are doing their best by going out in san less use this new technology for the door sensors and security security services and stay relevant in people homes.

room service has gone away bellhops have gone away unless you are and a luxury hotel. hotel average in the bay area to hunt $265 now. they are doing away with room service and breakfast. and does not make sense to have people on staff to serve that sold travelers are getting al last lovely other than free parking which is what they want. >> reporter: that's too bad >> pam: " for the cure is being cancelled in san francisco next year. last

year the organization suffered backlash because it temporarily pulled its funding from planned parenthood. the local chapter of susan j. carman says that the fallout has been frustrating to deal with. >> a lot of confusion and absolutely is the media that is being confused (laughter) and between the two separate events is not our race and one day here, and they think of the race which we are glad the but actually it is a three day walk that we will not have an san francisco next year. the race is not canceled sol. >> pam: although next year 3 de wahl is canceled this year is taking place at the

end of june. it is also being pulled in six other cities next year. >> jacqueline: looking ahead to tomorrow the one difference to marron that will clear a lot faster than today's low temperatures will warm and the '70s or '80s for much of the bay area. for friday there is no fault at all saturday still hot little bit cooler than friday which is the hottest day. for the 6:00 hour fairly widespread for to mount that is a clock tower look how faster it will clear in the valleys by eight and by 11 back at the coast line where it will stay until the afternoon. temperature wise to start

the day we will see fifties out the door, quickly getting into the '70s and '80s by noon. as we head into the 2:00 temperatures so we are looking at 70's and 80's for the most part. for the evening stane mild mainly in the '70s. ampulla auto 70's 80's and san jose. it is about a 10 degree warm-up compared to today. '60s and '70s for our east bay shores. at the coastline keeping it cool with fog intact, 65 for san francisco and 75 for the north bay.

>> jacqueline: a major coup down for saturday and 7 day compared to friday. 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. (male announcer): now, here's stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. you are looking at the intersection of 5th and bryant street in san francisco as drivers make an attempt to access interstate 80 on to the bay bridge down on ground level it looks more like chaos drivers appear to be everywhere and turning from everywhere people don't always seem to understand the turn lanes they are always trrning from the bryant street lanes yes this is true, and when this happens its creates something know as gridlock because driver end up blocking the intersection >> reporter:often when that happens it slows down public transportation like this muni bus where being on time is important if you watch

here you will drivers breaing just about every rule in the book . this lane is for drivers to only go straight as you can see form this arrow, however many will turn it's the same for the other direction illegal left turns when the drivers are only permitted to turn onto bryant street also diver end up blocking the crosswalk which makes it difficult for pedestrians and the disabled to cross and bicylist don't have a chance because they get full use of the lane but ofthen have to weave in and out to get by which brings me to this sign which reads do not block intersection and it included the california vehicle code section >> reporter:by have that sign posted it tells law enforcement and parking control that drivers can be cited for blocking the intersection at any time keep that in mind the very next time you find yourself stuck in a intersection in san francisco stanley to index of stories...

>> pam: story idea for stanley, e-mail us at 'people behaving badly' at kron- four-dot- stories... >> pam: message to look at traffic the cemetery bridge is kind of like for this to me tonight not that east or west. traffic is moving among we will be right back! when i'm on my feet all day, my lower back acts up.

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(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. if you think you have been spending more time in traffic while you are right. fund out how much more time spending getting to work. index of stories... right. a new report says. commute have jobs to get to. >> pam: the not so sweet sound of an economic recovery. according to the inrix gridlock index, traffic backups in april were up nearly ten percent over last year nationwide. 22 percent in san francisco and 25 percent in san jose. the bay area's biggest city now has the seventh most congested roads in the country. 28th in the world. >> pam: the average driver is stuck in traffic for nearly three hours each

month. 33 hours a year. bad as that is,mmuters have it wors >> pam: the city is third in the country, behind los angeles and honolulu, and tenth in the world. san franciscans waste more than four and a half hours in congestion, 50 hours a year. that's equivalent to a full week's vacation. inrix analysts say they're not surprised at the bay area numbers. the company says, "when people get jobs they start driving again. these cities are on economic overdrive and so are their freeways." >> pam: and cities such as new orleans or kentucky where jobs are still scarce the rules are less crowded than a year ago. the key? >> reporter:one person was killed and more than a dozen others hurt after a building collapsed near a popular tourist area in philadelphia today.

the building that fell was reportedly being demolished. it's still an active scene, with a heavy search and rescue operation. a 4-story building collapsed on top of a 2- story building -- a thrift shop -- next door. firefighters believe they have everyone out, but things could have been worse if workers nearby hadn't reacted quickly. >> we was laying roof. we heard a big bang - explosion - whatever. we looked over, ran down - everybody ran down and we went in there and started pulling people out. >> reporter:initial reports suggest it was an industrial accident. the company handling the demolition of the building has not issued any comment on the incident. >> pam: the homicide rate continues to rise in san jose. just five days ago, the city had 21 homicides for the year. on pace for 49. that number just got bigger. one person died yesterday after a fight on saturday. that marks 22 for the year. the city is now on pace for 52 homicides -- the most since 1991. making things worse. another body was

found in the city. police aren't saying whether this one is a homicide, but kron- 4's rob fladeboe spoke with officers at the scene and has the latest. >> reporter: homicide, not yet. but the discovery of a man's body, wrapped in what looks like a sleeping bag, in a shopping cart, is considered suspicious nonetheless. the grim discovery was made near the back door of marisco's restaurant at 4th and st. james by employee ernesto garcia and a co-worker as they were opening up around 8 o'clock wednesday morning. >> reporter:garcia says police told him the victim appeared to be a homeless man. officers could be seen knocking on doors at a

nearby motel and talking downtown neighborhood. >> they have is a body and up parking lot near a shopping market. so naturally methodically and they have to go over the same as lack of the fine tooth comb to look for the different pieces. >> reporter:the cornor is working to identify the victim. police revealed nothing about suspects or witnesses in what could be the city's 23rd homicide so far this year. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >> pam: officers testifying in the richmond rape trail stated at a certain point they did not even know if the 16 year old girl was still alive when they discovered her out side richmond high school. as kron 4 dan kerman tells us that is just some of what jury's heard today.

>> reporter: up to hear the 911 the lord called up the call were made no mention of sexual assault only to say that there was a drunk and naked girl outside of the high school. the call was from someone that was near the scene but not actually at the scene of the high school. he says that based on what he sell condom wrappers on the ground as well as her disheveled dress with no undergarments and no underwear he believes that it was a sexual assault. he goes on to say that he shook her and she did not move, eventually she did meuse and moan and it was at that time she was alive. there was no

mention of the two suspects who were on trial. however there was an mission option might take up. he says i did not breakers, hd grown woman shk and did not know what was going on. she wanted it and wanted all of us. expected to testify tran some part of this trial kron 4 news >> pam: two people are now dead as a result of that horrific crash on paseo padre parkway in fremont yesterday afternoon. the car slammed into a tree and split in half.ejecting a three year old boy who died on impact. he has been old angelo gil. his mother.joie gil.died this afternoon at san jose regional medical center. witnesses say the boy's father.gilbert gil.had been speeding. he was hospitalized and is said to be in good

condition. we spoke to a woman who lives in the victim's milpitas neighborhood.who describes the family. >> there are lovely family. >> is just a shame. i get un little emotional when i have here about the little guy is just trust my heart. it is something that no mother or parent want to see happen. and how it happened i do not know, i do not know if the car got out of control or something with the paddle. it is a shame, it is a tragedy. and whenever children are involved in breaks my heart. >> pam: a public safety alert. as a manhunt for an armed and dangerous suspect is underway in oakland o-p-d investigators say 26-year- old jamar cleveland is wanted for a violent 2-hour crime spree tuesday afternoon that started with

a shooting on the 1500 block of 39th avenue >> to mark cleveland and the suspect is the suspect we believed responsible for shooting two people, three carjackings and possibly two kidnappings. some of the carjacking are completely related. we do know that he is out there and we are treating him as armed and dangerous. >> pam: investigators are asking anyone with information on the whereabouts of jamar cleveland.to contact oakland police ".armed and dangerous" anyone with information on >> pam: the number of people now ill in the hepatitis a outbreak keeps growing. as of yesterday, the number is now 49. people in colorado, new mexico, nevada, arizona, utah hawaii and here in california all

have reports of illness due to an organic frozen berry blend sold at costco. the company that makes the product -- townsend farms -- issued a recall yesterday. according to the world health organization, 26 of the 49 have been hospitalized. and the victims range in age from 71 to two years old. here in the bay area, there are 3 reported illnesses. >> pam: up on this story, and have the latest for you on the kron-4 news at eight >>the penalty phase against p-g and e may be a bit delayed. that's because the entire legal team of the california public utilities commission charged with investigating the case has resigned. >> pam: that leaves no legal expertswith knowledge about the explosion in san bruno back in 2010. the city manager is claling on the state attorney general to find out why the attorneys would abruptly resign. the legal team has spent two years investigating safety lapses by the utility before the explosion, and

the resignations come before they were to impose a fine. >> pam: the city was recommending a two and a quarter billion dollar fine. police in mountain view hope that you can identify this person -- believed to be involved in a burglary. this is a picture offle t color might be a little off. the cap and backpack look purple in the photos, but they are actually black. details about what was taken and when this happened have not been released. but anyone with information on this suspect's identity is asked police department. >> jacqueline: cooler in some locations an warmer and others. the fog does not the play a bigger role in affecting the coast line with the upper 50s and 60s temperatures near san francisco and some richmond would 63 degrees. it was 82

in antioch and for the north bay was in the '70s and south bay the same thing. as we take a look outside at the golden gate bridge follow coverage below cloud covers will spread that at the bay area as we head into the night. the the widespread folk will go into tomorrow morning all the bay area unaffected and took a 6:00 morning 6:00. we will continue the 1 in. trend into friday's getting into the 80s and 90 degree temperatures and then dramatically into next week.

>> pam: >> pam: we'll take a look at the shakeup at the state capitol. the video of the raid at ron calderon's office. last week, a heckler interrupted the president. yesterday, it was the first lady. why the heckler said she was taken aback by michelle obama's reaction. and take a look at this. a >> pam: robbery on the l-a streets of a wheelchair- bound woman. you have to see how this ends. stay with us as the kron-4inue ♪ [ roars ] ♪ [ roars ] ♪ [ roars ] ♪ [ roars ]

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>> pam: the f-b-i executes a search warrant on the office of california state senator ron calderon, but nobody will say why. news cameras caught it all at the lawmaker's office as police shut down the state capitol building. >>"are you with the fbi? can you tell us who we should for some more information?" >> reporter: their way back to the capitol office of southern califronia senator ron calderon. >>"anybody a member of staff that could tell us what's going on?" >> reporter:no one was telling us why the office was being raided. at the same time, across the street, fbi agents also served a warrant on another with the latino legislative caucus. caucus. while federal vehicles sat outside, eventually c-h-p sealed the state building, asking us to leave. the they may want or how the warrants are connected. >> reporter: today, the senate sergeant are under seal and cannot be

tonight, we've learned calderon is being represented by noted defense attorney mark geragos while geragos refused to be recorded on tape- he did say this: "this is a leak from the u.s. dept of justice. they should be ashamed of themselves," going on to say, "if i could shed more light on this, i would." stories... >> reporter:first lady michelle obama had a run-in with a heckler in washington tuesday. mrs. obama was attending a fundraising event for the democratic national committee. she was reading prepared remarks. when she was interrupted. the protester was identified as ellen sturtz, a member of the gay rights group "get equal." no cameras were not allowed inside, but the organization >> "we have an obligation to stand up for those kids and i don't care what you believe in. we don't. wait wait wait waitone of the things i one of the things that i don't do well is this. you understand? one of the things.now now."

>> reporter:sturtz was escorted out of the function and the first lady resumed her speech. get equal is urging the president to sign an executive order banning federal contractors from discriminating on the basis of sexual orientation -- something the president promised back in 2008. >> reporter:a big shakeup on the president's security team. the president today announced his long time national security adviser tom donilon is retiring, and the u-s ambassador to the u-n -- susan rice -- replaces him. rice -- you might remember -- was ripped by the media and congress alike for the talking points about the attack on the benghazi mission. .one that killed amabassador chris stevens. (laughter) the new job for rice wasn't taken very well by some congressmen. >> well certainly her, her knowledge of what goes wrong

in national security and win, it's, it's al qaeda is legendary. >> reporter: samantha power -- who worked with the president during his first run at the presidnecy -- replaces rice at the u.n. >> reporter:take a look at this. this is from los angeles. and the woman on the left is actually trying to rob the woman in the wheelchair. several people -- as you can see -- walk by and do nothing. finally, one woman who saw what was happening got the would-be robber off the wheelchair-bound victim. and while another bystander tried to stop the violence, watch what ends up happening. a man comes out of nowhere and gives the robber a flying kick to the face. check it out again. >> reporter:turns out, the robber never got the purse, and the victim was able to get away without harm. chrysler is taking on federal safety >> jacqueline: and 62 in san francisco, 74 and fairfield

and '60s and livermore. and as we look outside for tomorrow we will see fog out the door again tomorrow morning it will clear a lot faster than what we saw today. w temperatures in the '70s and '80s in the afternoon. the '80s and '90s for friday afternoon with the cool down saturday in quiet morning. as we move on to it tomorrow the low pressure will move off the coast line. our winds will become out of the north as the weather around this high-pressure and the fault will clear as a result. looks like this morning, widespread fog when a way of round-the-clock. by 11:00 is back to the coastline we will have seabury's plants

near the coastlines to keep the fog away. here is a look starting at the coastline with '60s the peninsula 70's and 84 for redwood city. he's the shores should mostly in the '70s with a couple of low 80s. a couple of low 90s for antioch amber what. 80 in san jose, and for the north bay a big warm up their about 10 degrees warmer. and pitcher extended forecast warmer than today. friday continues warming had definitely on the hot side

stand hot saturday and then a dramatic cooled down and to sunday and monday. we a dramatic cooled down and to sunday and monday. we will tur♪ roundup h us ♪ i'm a loving husband and a real good dad ♪ ♪ but weeds just make me rattlesnake mad ♪ ♪ now roundup has a new sharp-shootin' wand ♪ ♪ i'm sendin' them weeds to the great beyond ♪ ♪ roundup yeha! [ whip cracks ] ♪ ♪ no need to pump, just point and shoot ♪ ♪ hit 'em in the leaves, and it kills to the root ♪ ♪ 'round fences, trees, even mulched beds ♪ ♪ 'cause the only good weed is a weed that's dead ♪ ♪ roundup yeha! [ whip cracks ] [ male announcer ] roundup... [ whip cracks ] with the new one-touch wand.

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>> pam: it's rejecting a request to recall nearly three-million jeep vehicles the government claims are defective and prone to fires in rear-end collisions. >> pam: in a rare act of defiance, car company giant chrysler refuses to recall almost 2-point-7 million vehicles as requested by the national highway traffic safety administration. for nearly two decades, some jeep s-u-v models have had a tendency to burst into flames after a rear-end collision. the n-h-t-s-a is requesting that upgrades to the older models be intsalled to keep fires from starting. chrysler says the administration is relying on faulty information and will of stories... look at 'em.

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(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> pam: san jose continues to have violent crime issues. the homicide rate in may ended on a bad note. and june isn't moving in the opposite direction. 22 and police find another body. rob fladeboe has more on the >> reporter: shortly after 8:00 wednesday morning and ernesto garcia and employee of restaurant and forth in st. james downtown san jose discovered a body of a man and a shopping cart behind a restaurant. garcia

>> reporter: sicily's told him that they believe the man was a homeless man. in san jose kron 4 news. >> reporter: police officer in magic took the witness stand in the case of marcellus peter in hands-on hand,. the officer testified that when he spotted the girl cropped up under a picnic table, purchase tied up against her waist and vagina and box exposed,. also swelling on her face he also believed she had a head injury. the drought is expected to continue for several weeks the victim is expected to testify at some point. then carmen kron 4 news.

>> reporter: >> reporter: as a manhunt is on a way for a 26 year-old tamara cleveland wanted in connection to add to our crime spree in east oakland. >> and is responsible for shooting two people 3 kit 3 carjackings and kit and kidnapping we want to end the violence and we want this to be a space surrender. >> reporter: in fremont a mother of a three uruguay and occurred crash has also died. identified as joey diehl and her son angelo deal the father gilbert killed of suspect of speeding hit the car spun the car in half.

(male announcer): now, here's stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. >> reporter:speaking of people behaving badly. the santa clara county district attorney says there is enough evidence to charge former supervisor georgeaccording to the affidavit, a flier intended to district five back in 2010. the flier showed the >> reporter: a little tot >> the little tyke the money is missing.

>> she needs to be turned around facing the back of the vehicle. the seed need to be attached with a seat belt. >> reporter: driver was issued a ticket for the car seat and not having a license. >> reporter: the shriver had a little girl and the back that was not seated properly in apparel and she kept moving. >> reporter: i asked the driver how often does she do this? >> now. no court is only today but i did it. >> reporter: you do not have

proof of insurance sold. >> reporter: stanley roberts kron 4 news. >> pam: former supervisor and george to look out what felon meet in person nation. lick a stamp for a foreign back in 2010 that flyer shows the candid it was the enemies with a no. no. the vietnamese flag which is offensive to many of the vietnamese community. >> reporter: for the second to consent of the eight close to the committee a burst toilet pipe on the third floor caused water damage to seek and to the

bottom two floors. the building of order to do the building was opened briefly until people started to complain about the foul or. older. >> jacqueline: we are still one to see widespread fog fit is colon to clear o quicklyy skies in most locations. the be at temperatures and the '70s and '80s for that part offer the most part in a few 90 degree temperatures. for east bay shore said it will be in the '70s and for the south bay in the '70s. cooler in the calls line because of the fault. as we

head into friday warmer temperatures are expected with 80 in 90 degree temperatures. the next couple of days the heat wave is on, for tomorrow getting 10 to 15 degrees warmer than it is today. saturday is stays warm but by sunday that a dramatic cool down is ahead. >> pam: and this just in to kron4 news member of congress working on immigration comprehensive reform for the past four years have announced that they have reached a bipartisan bill to overhaul the nation's immigration laws. if they also stated in a no details will be announced until that until the intermission can be documented on paper be back after the break.

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>> reporter: jackson the door of the king of pop was rushed to the hospital this morning. the web site khamsin left a suicide note and cut her arm with a meat cleaver it was considered rush to the hospital about 2:00 in the morning and receive no more stitches. and she is on a 5150 psychiatric hold for 72 hours. >> reporter: that money will go to those home owners that successfully filed claims to stay but they were addicted of ron for foreclosures. that number of settlement money should total in to over $300 million. now if

you do not get a check, do not worry spe refinancing normal loan modifications. >> reporter: they include vigilante, want to be caught his dissents attorney says those words are disparaging and and prejudicial he wants to phrases kept out of the courtroom. the judge has already ruled on the jurors and will be kept out of the public. >> pam: the giants run into a tricky and the toronto blue jays gary has the rest of the sports he is next.

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(male announcer): it's now time for gary radnich from the jack in the box sports desk. >> gary: the evening everyone the giants and the blue jays! >> gary: he struck up three of the first four hitters. the dozen runners on base. as always more hits than any pitch. to look at that! the that looked at that! 41 year-old block go is judge began.

>> gary: first time in five years to get only to within nine game trip friday in arizona. >> gary: all of these rumors are circulating bartolo is now using a banned by time heat is called he would then have made in another $5 million. anyway 7 in the day and jack donaldson and the right field. gulls! there is goals!

>> gary: mike paul for 34 years you think it is in same to say that it will begin better than poulter pose near but look to the future might? i thought he made a move towards me. gabby did he make a move towards me? >> gary: coach is here and my body guard kevin is sniffing round to! >> gary: ravens went to the

white house these days and i give president obama credit he has allowed a point on this feast days. he has a lot going on these days. >> gary: the giants will be coming to the white house are going to the white house soon. leonardo of the crime bill is hanging and jesse watch joke of the itch to his business today. joked of ditch. >> gary: once you do not tip

or once i see people treating been treated cruelly you get a no love on kron. >> pam: (laughter) >> gary: we will take a break when we get back the great gaby during just made u.s. aid under 19 has a 17 year-old. the great gaby gray will meet her up close. remember me debbie when you ♪

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(male announcer): it's now time for gary radnich from the jack in the box sports desk. >> gary: the best anchor and a country pam moore and the best young woman basketball player debbie green gaby graeme. of st. mary's high school court on rank by one of the on number one player in the country congratulations young lady >> >> reporter: how did you get so good? >> training and my dad. >> reporter:

>> gary: who is your game like? >> i tried to modeled it after kevin durant i am a shelter. >> gary: and there's a tinge of the u.s. national team do they read you a little bit because you're so young? >> yes they actually did but they waited to see me play in realize those actually cut. the good. >> gary: what has thought of it instilled in you? what

has donovan and instill a new >> i tried to practice every day at least a little more i try to increase it. >> gary: is the pressure being positioned as number one in the country? >> yes a little bit to with everyone coming at me or looking at ming. at me. >> (laughter)

>> gary: congratulations on everything. >> thanks again. ♪

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"omg! insider," the top trending stories you need to know. >> overdose, sheriffs responding. >> paris jackson's suicide attempt. >> what do cryptic messages reveal? and a-rod blasted as a-roid. why is the yankee playboy now the media's main target in what could become baseball's biggest drug scandal? and tiger woods girlfriend forced to take a drug test during this awards ceremony? >> definitely a different situation. plus, was kelly rowland jealous of beyonce? and jennifer love hewitt pregnant and engaged to her co-star.

john travolta, wedding crasher. a toddlers and tiaras dad strips down. did he upstage his daughter? >> he's something else. right now internet meets tv to bring you celebrity news 24/7, it's "omg! insider." paris jackson hospitalized after a suicide attempt. hello, everyone, welcome to "omg! insider," i'm kevin fraiser. >> i'm thea andrews. >> a really unsettling story, kev, but we have also got more from your new kelly rowland interview. she's apologizing to beyonce. back to paris jackson's attempted suicide. the 15-year-old was rushed to the hospital after trying to take her own life. our christina mclarty is on the scene with the very latest on the developing story which is trending now. >> we're learning about the hospitalization of paris jackson. that is right, she is the 15-year-old daughter of michael jackson. >> i'm christina mclarty outside