and abducted one or both of her missing children. >> catherine: firefighters on the scene of this sunday house fire in san diego county realized quickly it was not a random fire. police believe the man who owned it killed a 44-year- old woman described as his close platonic friend. that he killed a child whose body was also found inside. killed the family dog. and set the home on fire. >>"here's a picture of our suspect." >> catherine: a description of james dimaggio went out. also an amber alert for the victim's missing children -- 16-year-old hannah anderson. >> catherine: and her 8- year-old brother ethan. police have not provided information on the body of a boy found inside the home.. >>"basically dug through the rubble of the entire house and when they were doing that, essentially sifting through the rubble, they located the remains of the boy." >> catherine: deputies are not identifying the body, but this facebook post by christina anderson's sister claims investigators have id'd the bodies as anderson and

her son. police think dimaggio may have shaved his beard and moustache. and is on the run in a blue nissan versa. they say they badly need help from the public. >>"they could have gone to another state, they could have gone to another country. we just don't know at this point." >> catherine: authorities say they have a lot of evidence.and think dimaggio could be headed either to texas or canada. but they're not ruling anything out. the f-b-i is helping in the investigation. >>"now we have a system that reaches everybody who has a cell phone" >> reporter:chp officer daniel hill is refering to a new cellphone amber alert system that made its recent debut on mobile devices statewide >>"it's been in the works for a couple of years, this is the first deployment in the state of california" >> reporter:as you can see this amber alert was issued out of blvd california, it states the license plate of the suspect vehicle as well as the make and model >>"we hope by getting the information outreduce the time that a child goes missing"

>> reporter:so in addition to those familiar california highway amber alert signs, or logging on the national center for missing and exploited children's website, that same information will be sent to directly to cellphonesalong with other emergency alerts as well >>"mass evacuations, things of natural disasters" >> reporter:and while the new cellphone amber alert system is automatic, you can enter into your cellphone settings and opt out of the emergency text message systemin oakland haaziq madyun kron4news >> pam: the amber alert has a lot of you checking out our new kron-4 app. it is free and available on just about any mobile device; android, apple, blackberry, and kindle. also -- count on us to bring you automatic updates as soon as there is a resolution to the amber alert. >> pam: a devloping story tonight. right now the clock is ticking. just hours are left until the bay area could see a strike by a-c transit workers. a contract agreement is still up in the air. and there is a midnight deadline. kron 4's j.r. stone is following the story and joins us live from oakland with the latest. j.r.?

>> i guess i would just say we're a i.m. at until the strike is over with. >> everyone does not have a car and it means that all have to place some suspect there and buy a lot for my bicycle. >> >> pam: talking with ac transit bus driver diskette his take on the strip possible strike. >> >> reporter: here and severances go i spoke with the bus operator about the possibility of a strike. and how that could have an impact on everyone. >> everyone is just waiting. we are in a standstill wake mold. >> reporter: i was going to say are you confident that everything will work out >> what other choice do we

have you have to remain positive. >> we will have to wait and be patient. >> pam: to an a-c transit bus >> pam: but they are still looking for the woman - and asking for help from the public. 50-year-old sandra coke was last seen sunday night. today, police say, they found her car about two- miles from where she was last seen. family members say, they are worried because she does not have a history of going missing. >> pam: sandra coke is described as five -feet- six inches tall , and 150 pounds, with a medium complexion.

>> pam: the search continues for those responsible for the murder of a college student in san jose. kron four's rob fladeboe has more now on the victim. and bring's you up to date on the police investigation. >> >> reporter: otherwise police are sticking with the theory that the young coed was killed simply because she was in the wrong place at the wrong time.' >> reporter:the wrong place was here near the corner of south 2nd street and salvador in downtown san jose. the wrong time was 1:30 or thereabouts saturday morning. 19-year- old kimberly chico was a student at san jose state university just down the street where those who knew her are taking the news hard. >> reporter:police say chico was the victim of a drive- by shooting. they have no evidence the gunfire is gang-related. chico was studying to be a nurse. she was about to begin her 2nd year at san jose state later this month. >> reporter:the shooting occurred just as the many bars here in downtown's

south of first out and about and police are convinced that soembody must have seen something that coyuld help them crack the case. in san jose rob >> right now the thing to do is to pour all of our support to help the family. we need to provide them with a time to really reflects and deal with the situation. >> reporter: fladeboe kron 4 news. >> pam: new tonight -- a man is charged with murder, after police say, he stabbed a store clerk to death. >> pam: his silver and black raiders facepaint. all this happened sunday, at the ace hardware store in el sobrante. according to published reports, the suspect -- daymond agnew, told investigators that 'allah' told him to go into the

hardware store. to help people over the weekend authorities say, that agnew soaked clothes, and in a 6 since 6 bizarre twist, was arrested after fleeing across a creek. and ending up in the home of the store's owner. >> catherine: a developing story. the state department is now telling most workers at the u-s embassy in yemen to leave the country. this follows the threat by al- qaida that triggered the temporary shutdown of 19 u-s embassies and consulates. now - the state department is talking about a "specific and immediate" threat out of yemen. and non-emergency u-s workers are leaving. the security threat level is described as "extremely high." officials in yemen are insisting they can defend the embassies - and sent troops and tanks into the streets today.

>> pam: also today -- the trial >> catherine: >> catherine: began for a former army psychiatrist accused in a deadly mass shooting tonight at 5:30. why the suspect says he's *not guilty -- even though he admits to pulling the trigger. >> catherine: but first -- kron 4 shows you homeowners on san francisco's waterfront, who were hoping to cash in on the america's cup. and why they are now disappointed. that's after the break. then -- we are learning more about how a snake. found its way into an apartment and attacked two children during sleepover. ♪ [ male announcer ] wouldn't it be great if all devices had backup power? the chevrolet volt does. it's ingeniously designed to seamlessly switch from electricity to gas to extend your driving range. no wonder volt is america's best-selling plug-in. that's american ingenuity to find new roads. ♪ the 2013 volt.

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>> pam: bowling a battle and sadistic sex and the killed when the tank crew members and valley venture before the race started this summer you might remember many home owners with water views of the bay tried to run up their place for big money. maureen kelly fouled up the many who try to cash and are disappointed. >> reporter: instead he has no takers. the residents who

live here in this five bedroom with the use of the bag were planning to travel this summer and make $45,000 per month if. they also have had no luck so far appeared. it was difficult to predict with a market weight would rate would be cured >> no one is renting 30 to $40,000 for america's cup races anyway. and this is better to dream high and deal with reality later. >> reporter: the big crowd first predicted have not materialized spirit check out how many empty seats there or in the stands during tuesday's race. some people with corporate rentals even lost money by

holding their places of the market until he americans cup started hoping to cash in. >> i think those people kind of regret that a little bit. >> reporter: and home owners of this house is still listed as 45,000 with post that interest will pick up. for them there is no harm in trying maureen kelly kron 4 news. >> pam: >> catherine: >> catherine: scientists say two small earthquakes hit the centralsan andreas fault. one was a 3-point-6 -

centered near coalinga. point-3 - less than a minute later. u-s-g-s says they both san andreas fault system. it's responsible for some of >> pam: more bay area news now. a man accused in a naked rampage inside a bart station will face felonythis is video from the may 10th incident at the 16th francisco. acrobat, yeiner ga-ree-za- balo. in the stomach and grabbed an elderly man. police. for now he remains in jail. >> pam: one year ago today the chevron refinery exploded in richmond. investigators say a corroded pipe caused the massive fire. sending more than 15- for respiratory problems. authorities charged chevron as well as lacking measures to protect their employees. chevron pleaded no contest. and they have agreed to pay two-million in fines and restitution. new tonight at 8-pm -- how marking the one year >> jacqueline: it has been cooler up there today just as we expected. portions of the north bay and the coastline certainly running

on the cooler side. in in the low seventies and seventies as well with the exception of the antioch and running 81 degrees. we will see the fog return and will be widespread once again with drizzle as well. for tomorrow slope clearing even cooler than today. it will stay fog deeper the week but it will warm up this weekend. low cloud coverage near the coast. you can see high cloud coverage moving near the bay the no. the bag. ac and wrapping and around the coastline here keeping sea breeze intact and that is why we can see widespread low clouds once again. fog tracker with wall-to-wall coverage in the 6:00 hour. not too much

clearing in the pit o'clock hour. as we head into the noon hours at the we will see more glaring than faulkner trecker is showing. temperature wise 70 ampulla of toll 72% jose. 75 and pleasanton and note '80s out there tomorrow. 794 antioch. did these at the coast line and that san francisco. that is for your wednesday. cooling into wednesday staying cool. rememberand you can watch the weather

forecast whenever it is convenient for you on our 24/7 bay area news channel. it's on comcast 193 and on >> catherine: still ahead. now with a new tariff threat many embassies and consulates have been temporarily closed. that is an extra precaution giving to what happened in libya. the search for answers in the bin got the attack. >> reporter: was it and at terrorist attack? putting together the best information available for us today the current assessment is what happened and benghazi is a spontaneous reaction to what had just transpired in cairo. almost a copycat or of a demonstration of what happened in cairo. but that

turned out to be false. >> reporter: >> the fact is we have four dead americans! what difference at this point does it make! >> reporter: now nearly a year after the attack alexian traffic trends down a suspect in libya. so why is nt and libya? >> >> reporter: why hasn't the fbi interviewed this man? what really happened? and

will there ever be justice? >> reporter: >> catherine: not arrested and not in custody but charges had officially been spiled. pam? >> pam: deadly snake attack that left two children dead. and -- beach goers beware. why shark sightings are on the rise. look at 'em.

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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. [ male announcer ] add a wireless receiver. call to get u-verse tv for just $19 a month with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. we are learning more about how a 100 pound python slithered its way into an apartment livingroom. and strangled two children in during a sleep over.

>> reporter:a friend of the two boys lives at this apartment above his father's pet store, where he sells exotic reptiles. sometime after the boys went to sleep, the snake escaped. >> reporter:canadian royal mounted one -- got out of its the ventilation system in the apartment, and strangled a five-year-old and a seven- >> and but wasn't in the same room that the two victim." the owner's son was there but wasn't in the same room that the to the bid comes work and. others are not as surprised. >>"the fact that you have an that below, the risk is always there." >> reporter: criminal investigation.

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(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> pam: let's listen to the conference regarding the

all amber alert. >> from what i've heard they have considered him an awful. and althoughan uncle an uncle >> that is not the direction that we are looking at at this point. i am not aware

of it being any family problems pitcher. >> right now we just do not know and airplane that it wasn't even found in the rubble. >> reporter: we are keeping our hopes alive that he is

still out there and alive. >> we are keeping our hopes alive that he is still out there and alive. >> i haven't heard any details like that. >> lion know is that they have been friends for many years. they consider each other good friends. i am not sure when they met i just know that they are considered good friends. >> we receive that information also. we do not know how accurate it is. we are keeping our focus very broad we do not want to

focus on one particular state or area we like to look everywhere. >> i cannot go into any detail spirit we do not have anything concrete the wycherley's at this point. >> reporter: we are listening to the conference of the two missing children a year-old ethan and six year-old hanna andersson. the suspect in this case is a friend of the family. people calling him a long time friend of the family. he is the suspect in this amber alert. prior to the police spokesman addressing

the public we had a chance to hear from the children's father. let's listen to what he had to say. >> the damage is done. i'm begging you to let my daughter goal. you have taken everything else. and now we all love you very much. if you have a chance you take it, you run and you will be found. then killed >> pam: that was a statement from the father under the stress. there's some confusion because the mother was believed to be killed at this suspense home and a child body is was also found in that home the remains and there's some confusion if the child is actually eaten. ethan.

>> pam: we will have more details coming up on our broadcast at 6:00 in of did at 8. >> pam: the trial starts for an army psychiastrist accused in a deadly mass shooting. why he is claiming to be *not guilty -- even though he admits to opening fire. ahead. then -- wildfires raging across california. where they are burning -- and how much damage has been done. and -- former penn state coach jerry sandusky - now apparently corresponding with people outside of prison. what he is saying about his child molestation convictions -- ahead. he's accused of one of the worst mass shootings in u=s history. today army psychiatrist nidal hassan told a military court, "i did it." catherine heenan tells us what happened at the start of his trial today.

>> catherine: the fort hood shootings happened nearly four years ago at fort hood, texas. 13 people died. 32 others were injured -- after an army major due to deploy to afghanistan suddenly opened fire on his >>"all of a sudden we just somewhere and just, bow! bow! shooting everywhere." >> catherine: former soldier mick engnell was in this processing center when nidal began shooting. >> catherine: floor. >>"then all of a i saw a laser come across my eyes, and i looked over and saw him pointing a gun at me.and right at that time i tried shifting over. and it just felt like a baseball bat hit me right on the side of my neck and then blood went everywhere." >> catherine: for other victims the physical scars are fading, unseen injuries linger. >>"since the shooting, i don't know what happened, but my short term memory is just non-existent." >> catherine: 42-year-old hasan is himself paralyzed from the waist down after being shot by army civilian police.

>> catherine: he is representing himself and can cross-examine his alleged victims. in his opening statement, he said quote. "the evidence will clearly show that i am the shooter." then he added, "we are imperfect muslims trying to establish the >> catherine: and "i apologize for any mistakes i made in this endeavor." hassan has admitted carrying >> catherine: out the attack before, but military law prohibits him from entering a guilty plea because prosecutors are pursuing the death sentence. >> pam: and van, former president george w. bush covering from heart procedure as many wish him well. he has a message from for the public. that and more news

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thing >> pam: not used in the children's clothes on the screen as well with the police and father holding a news conference as you heard previously. photo spirit lough

>> reporter: who does local delivery ever did better than newspapers? so there's some similarities. we will see if the employer of port >> lot of speculation so eager to avoid someone to answer any truth to that? >> that cycle by like cynical. less >> reporter: talk about twitter sunday with think that it's a young person's game but more adults are

using twitter. >> so we are going with those numbers to start with 30 percent of the millennium are active on twitter. to a broken nose on charlie sheen's breakdown and the lion. average adult is 18% use twitter which is up from 16% last week last year. twitter is most popular among some black and latinos. which i found interesting saltwater is a great source of information. >> reporter: we are watching cable prices on the

rise >> kate will contact companies are san that were not going to have contact or provide content. cable television plus cable internet is up 20 percent since 2010 that is scary inflation and a lot of americans are pushing back because they simply can't afford it anymore. they do not want me to leave because i will never go back. >> reporter: saw action closure on the nobel on watch when the bill on wall street. >> reporter: rocky reduce right now on the upper jobs

movie. >> also review's right now on the e steve jobs movie. we kind of know how it's going to end. >> pam: george duke is being mourned by the music industry and the gesture on the rhine was a day slavered he was a key jazz keyboardist accurate smokey robinson, miles davis and gladys knight he's produced albums for and worked with.

after receiving several honorary doctorates and severs the school state. >> jacqueline: so concord 14 degrees below where we should be this time of year. hayward 7 degrees below average just three degrees below where we should be. and santa rosa renown temperatures running in the '60s and '70s 62 and sent for cisco 71 and concord and 17 and at night in antioch.

>> jacqueline: this is going to help keep the wind coming. so here is a look at fault attractor 10:00 under a little clearing up by one act and we should seek some clearing derrick temperatures and below 70's for tomorrow with no '80s just 70's for inland valleys spirit antioch was 79. low sixties for the north bay. extended forecast cooler for the rest of the work week with a little bit of a warming into the weekend. in early next week as well.

>> pam: the po and which carry live here on kron4 we will have more details on the story coming up the 6:00. [ male announcer ] with at&t,

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... >> catherine: and surveillance camera caught constant surface-to-surface in the area to see before you plow his car in front of people. >> pam: police are looking for them and the suspect involved in the kidnapper. kidnapping. coming up at 6:00.

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(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. a developing story out of >> pam: an amber alert is issued as >> pam: police search for a 16 and 8 year old reportedly taken by latest on the amber alert.

>> pam: here's a photo of the suspect. authorities say 40-year-old james lee dimaggio is the woman. and abducted one or both of her missing children. >> pam: firefighters on the scene of this sunday house fire in san diego county realized quickly it was not a random fire. police believe the man who owned it killed a 44-year- close platonic friend. that he killed a child whose body was also found inside. killed the family dog. >> pam: suspect." >> pam: a description of james dimaggio went out. also an amber alert for the victim's missing children -- 16-year-old hannah anderson. >> pam: and her 8-year-old brother ethan. police have not provided information on the body of a boy found inside the home.. >>"basically dug through the and when they were doing that, essentially sifting located the remains of the >> catherine: deputies are not identifying the body, but this facebook post by christina anderson's sister claims investigators have id'd >> catherine: the bodies as anderson and her son. police think dimaggio may have shaved his beard and nissan versa. they say they badly need >> now we love you very

much. if you have a chance you take it! you run and you will be found! thank you. >> we do not know of this eaton's body that has been discovered we are just keeping hope alive the he is still out there alive. we believe that she is in grave danger. the maggio and ms. anderson were very good friends. and believe that he killed her and so we do believe that she is in grave danger. we are looking everywhere. >> this >> catherine: authorities say they do have enough at they do have a lot of evidence and i believe that he could be headed to texas or canada at least as what they were filling earlier today they are not ruling

anything out. and the fbi is helping this investigation. another state, they could if you have a newer >> pam: cellphone you probably received an emergency alert message overnight containing information about the southern california >> pam: in fact it was the first time an amber alert was sent to personal cellphones.using the new wireless emergency alert program.which the california highway patrol says is a step up from previous mobile device alerts >> if people do not know that they are paired they will not necessarily out into those things. now we have a system ridges everyone has a cell phone. >> pam: although most newer cellphones already come with personal settings on their phones >> pam: now at six

bank robbers are caught. but >> pam: only on camera. now the fbi is asking for your help in tracking down a gang of thieves targeting banks in san francisco and the peninsula. >> pam: series of four men whom the f-b-i says have participated in a series of bank robberies in the bay area. and after taking some time off, they struck again last week. >> pam: today, the f-b-i and san francisco police department are holding a joint press conference -- to help get the four suspects off the streets. kron-4's scott rates is live in millbrae -- where one of the banks was robbed by the suspects. and scott -- do they know their identities? >> reporter: now they're asking for the public's help it help in catching two sets of bank robbers. the

fbi and the staff assistant police department like you to take a look at these pictures. aka the high jumper bandits named a properly because they could jump the counters and their and their robberies. they are reps prospectively responsible for four bank robberies in the area and very viole one firm responsible for pistol whipping a bank robber and pulled for a pistol ripping and a bank employee. >> they have been violent nature when robbing the banks. >> reporter: this guy is called the up close bandit he has run up the least two banks both in san francisco. and thus the daresay that he will walk into a bank apply

the he has a gun and state the once the cash. >> i do not think the third thought anything in particular that will make the hard for us to catch the the bank robbers is just that we're unfortunate that we cannot identify them at this time. >> reporter: scott rates kron4 names. >> pam: and in another developing story. we're less than six hours away from learning whether workers for a-c transit will go on strike. the amalgamated transit union has already issued a notice to strike to the board. and -- just like with bart's workers -- there's still no deal. >> pam: a-c transit is the*second -biggest transit unit in the bay area. delivering close to two hundred thousand riders to destinations across the region. kron-4's j-r stone is live in oakland where the board is currently meeting. and j-r -- a strike could cripple many passengers.

>> reporter: they tell me that they are making some movement here but there knight there yet. it could be a strike at midnight. keeping my a.c. transit officials are close to agreeing to a wage increase that has sent the and one in three years. currently drivers to not pay anything but the average amount could run at about $90. tsongas >> so regrettably regrettably we cannot operate without operators.

>> again, if the union chose to act opera is to drive it would be definitely >> reporter: we are getting word but there is a movement reporting live in oakland j.r. stone kron 4 news. >> pam: thousands of a-c transit riders are anxiously awaiting news about whether there will be a strike tomorrow. as kron-4's terisa estacio reports, riders say facing a possible strike is stressful. >> reporter: here in san francisco talking to some a.c. tnsit riders and they had a lot to say in regards to the possible strike and how it could create a lot of hardship. >> it would impact all of the spirit trying to ride

bart >> i would have to drive and driving and affect our approach to get to work late. >> i guess some some of that of the weekend strike where we are asked. so if they can, go ahead. >> and >> reporter: endeavor cisco to recede at terisa as bastille kron 4 news. and san francisco. you can also get the latest >> pam: developments on a-c transit, bart and their respective strike threats. no matter where you go, with

the new kron 4 news app. just about any mobile device; android, apple, blackberry, and kindle. >> pam: by downloading the app you can sign up for push alerts and be notified of an agreement or strike and other breaking strike- related news. she was in the wrong place at the wrong. that's what police are saying about how a young co-ed was shot dead in downtown san jose. >>this is her picture. 19- year-old kimberly chico was a passenger in a car when she was shot and killed early saturday. >> pam: the shooting occurred near the corner of 2nd and san salvador streets in the city's south-of-first- street district. police have no suspects or motive in the shooting but believe chico was not the intended target. >> pam: she was studying to be a nurse at nearby san jose state university. >> pam: police have no evidence the shooting is gang-related. they say the shooting happened just as the bars in the area were closing and are hoping someone who saw or heard the shooting will help them find the killer.

>> as we did with her death we will try to help the police and try to buy some leads to a system in this case. >> pam: still to come tonight time for semi finals for the american cup this evening. it will bring you the answer on how much this is costing you the taxpayer >> pam: how he plans to help you stay alive. >> catherine: plowing through a house the family surprise rejection for the new with the news as six continuing. >> pam: it has been one year since the chevron plant of fire and we're at the ♪

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>> pam: sweden's entry into america's cup capsized in the san francisco bay, killing one of its crewmembers, team artemis is back in the water.

the team faced the luna rossa -- italy's entry in america's cup -- in the semifinals of the louis vuitton challenger series. italy defeated the swedes series one match to none. san francisco businesses >> pam: hoping for a boost during the yacht races say the turnout has been disappointing. >> pam: lackluster attendence could >>it's a bust. >> reporter: they say the events brought and in little extra business but not nearly what they were hoping for. >> the crowd never really materialized. >> reporter: the problem is the city inspected a increase tax revenue but is

growing estimated this have francisco was shot up 22 million and a half dollars. the good news about the lackluster crowd is that their projected costs will also be the window because it will not need as many police transit services as they had it originally expected. >> reporter: plasticity says is not over yet they're still all lot of racing to come with a big with the final showdown happening in september. maureen kelly kron 4 news. laying down cash because of that has not materialized. this pierce street sandwich and a half million

dollars. >> catherine: get well soon, mister president. a lot of people are sending that message to george w. bush. he's recovering in a dallas hospital, after undergoing a heart procedure. and as many wish him well, he has a message -- for you. shannon travis reports. said >> reporter:on monday, doctors discovered one of george w. bush's arteries was blocked. >> reporter:so on tuesday, they placed a stent in his heart. the hospital says the procedure was a success, with no complications. and the 67-year-old former president is said to be doing well. a spokesman says, in a statement: >>"president bush is in high spirits, eager to return home tomorrow and resume his normal schedule on thursday. he is grateful to the skilled medical professionals who have cared for him." >> reporter:bush's heart procedure began with an angiogram. then doctors placed a small mesh tube -- or a stent --

into a clogged artery. that helps restore blood flow. doctors say these are common procecures. >>"we've got a million angiograms performed every year in the united states. about 600,000 times, they result in some kind of intervention." >> reporter:during his two presidential terms, and since, bush has been the ultimate fitness buff. a common sight: the leader of the free world on a mountain bike or running, service detail. the website "ask-the- trainer-dot-com" actuallyas for his recovery. the statement says bush: and fellow citizens for wishes. and he encourages us >> jacqueline: and tonight the fall of returns it will be widespread dense near the coast line. even cooler than today. through the week the warmer this weekend. since

the clock hour tomorrow morning there little clearing by eight and their little clearing by 10. i think between 12 and one we will start to see sunshine in most locations 70 and palo alto and 72 in sunnyvale and san jose. no '80s for wednesday's close 70's and concord with the low sixties for the most part for east bay shorts and '50s only at the coastline in san francisco. mostly in the '60s for the north bank. cooler tomorrow sting on the course i thursday and friday. with a loss last fog and 1 conditions.

>> pam: latest addition of people behaving badly and north carolina man tried to get his driver's license but not peering so well his s u b goes through a family's home cured why the victims felt like divine intervention may have played a role.

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>> catherine: a 41-year-old man taking a driver's test in durham, north carolina didn't do so well. he went *off-road and crash-landed into the bedroom of a house. kevin holmes has the story. >> >> catherine: >> reporter:two-year-old jeremiah is one of four generations to come over, sleep over, eat over, and just play over big mama's house.

>> reporter: when an suv came crashing >>"my grandson come running in the house and he said, 'grandma, grandma, a car just ran through your neighbor's house.' so i jumped up and i started running and i said, 'well, where are they? are they in the house? are they in the house?'" >> reporter:thankfully, big mama, linda roberts, and her husband weren't home. >> reporter:mr. and mrs. roberts, their children and grandchildren all rushed here minutes later. >>"just imagine getting a call saying there's a whole bunch of police over here and a car ran into there." >>"i'm just devastated, you i don't know where i'm going to stay." >> reporter:a spokeswoman for durham police says a 41- year-old man taking his driver's license test was in this suv with his driving instructor, when he somehow lost control. >>"because the car came into

their bedroom window." >> reporter:family members believe the man was speeding. >> reporter:the roberts now have a new view from their bedroom, a measures about 9- 1/2 by 7-1/2 feet. >> reporter: have known may have shattered just a bit. the good news is four generations are still here to help tell this story. >>"usually, linda will usually be in that back room laying down in that bed in that same spot where that suv came in and i just really, truly thank god, because she is still here, my brother is still here." >> and that's the bed they sleep in, and we could've lost two lives today, and so we are just thankful that we are all here." >>"god is good." and because of god's favor, family members say no one was hurt. >>no surprise here. he did not pass his driver'spolice haven't said whether he'll face charges. it's not clear if and when he'll get to take the test again. >> catherine: good news for the country. states. california shouldn't be too happy. as the kron-4 news at six continues.

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night out in san jose people are coming together to bring awareness to crime and drug prevention. i am alicea read last year from some of these people. >> reporter: destructive walking is becoming a major problem across the country. when people are killed in 2012 it regard to a pedestrian walking to their role in some of those cases spirit 19th edition for killed in the bay area compared to 17 in 2011. six more people were killed in the first part of this year. take a look district safety and even then some boast some people do not heed the warnings. a look at street safety, but >> pam: today's edition of stanley roberts' people behaving badly.

(male announcer): now, here's stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. >> reporter: wore number 88 as a freshman. now, he wears number 7. >> reporter: yet we are sold and of engrossed enough smart phones that we are walking in front of bosses. a world that is unforgiving and shows no mercy flight can be crash and angry birds and rebirths may be possible to get the point. even that watch this woman on just fill she glances at the st. and then there has been so many people textiles and walking that the federal government is now getting involved. yes is really has

come to that. and , this is just a suggestion before tickets start booking issued parrot teacher had dr. smart phone and pay attention. in san francisco's tanning robbers conference. >> pam: gary will explain why he'll be the last cardinal donning that number later on in sports >> pam: america finally gets results in the fight against childhood obesity. it's down in 18 states. why california isn't beaming with pride. that's next. >what are you doing back there? ow! that hurt! no, no, no, no. you can't go to school like this, c'mon. don't do it! no! (mom vo) you never know what life's gonna throw at you. if i gotta wear clothes, you gotta wear clothes.

(mom vo) that's why i got a subaru. i just pulled up. he did what now? no he's never done that before! oh really? i might have some clothes in the car. (announcer) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru.

>> pam: finally. some good news about kids and obesity. seems, we're making headway. at least with the little ones. for the first time in decades, obesity rates for pre-schoolers in many states are falling.

the cdc says that altho obesity remains an epidemic. >> pam: they weighed more than 11 million children between two and four years old. and in low income pre- schoolers - obesity has dropped about a percent. it's a start. >> pam: usher's young son is alive after nearly drowning in the pool at the singer's atlanta home. according to a police report, usher raymond the fifth got stuck in the pool drain when he tried to get a toy. here's some of that 911 call from tmz. 1 >> reporter:the frantic woman's voice is his aunt. .what's the address? paramedics arrived. the young boy was taken to the hospital as a precaution. he's ok. >> yes my nephew was in the pool. i could not get him man i could not give him an often-point i tried to get

him. they're doing cpr on him. they took the young >> reporter: they took the young boy to the hospital and he is ok tonight. you may remember usher's stepson was killed in a boating accident at a lake in georgia. former oakland a jose canseco literally wrote the book on steroids in baseball. >> pam: on anso, who better than him to comment on the allegations against yankees third baseman alex rodriguez. *a-rod was suspended this week for the rest of this year and next. >> reporter:as he appeals the decision, canseco talks to entertainment tonight about his former friend's situation. >>".and that's all i know about it." for more details from jose canseco's interview, tune in to entertainment tonight at 7:30 p-m. >> reporter:pam?

>> pam: a redding man pleads not guilty to an attempted murder charge in the attack of his father. jason dunn. is accused of stabbing his father with a pair of scissors before using a power saw to cut off his own hands. authorities say dunn acknowledged the attack and that he said the two men had been in an argument. he appeared in a shasta county court with his hands reattached and heavily bandaged. a preliminary hearing for dunn is set for later this month. this is just one of the stories a lot of you are talking about on our website -- kron-4-dot-com. you can join the discussion them on our facebook page. >> pam: they will talk indy racing coming up next!

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shall you quick the scuttle is out there will be on national tv 17 times. >> gary: plan a christmas might form a funny business. you were christmas night on television is bad. >> gary: (laughter) and we return from the rail family grain rail that won the indy with four top finishers for graeme the stock was something coming up and sonoma. all handily the end of you not pam rest assured. sam never makes a mistake. >> pam: i

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(male announcer): it's now time for gary radnich from the jack in the box sports desk. >> gary: in the driving bobby ray hall. and betty recall one indy 51986. also 24 hours the lemond one nice caviar. david letterman >> he's a hit in the fan. as partners with my dead since the early '90s. the son and partner for a long time but now he's pretty involved. you're all >> reporter: hear all the >> gary: near all the time

said he is a lie south television but he's varying shy almost. >> course you that you they host the late-night show you would think he'd. he's a great guy without a doubt he's pretty quiet you desi to much of him. >> gary: when your father has such a big name that is not easy anny? >> no is not easy to hit all the big names of indycar fans and now and really for me as those kids we spent so much time and is at the track. so my passion was always in the racing and been very fortunate.

>> actually there was a couple of guys that work with me in worked with said they would tell you that my driving style was almost identical. to my that. uc something you learn or requirement is for pretty similar. >> gary: what is quinn on the sonoma on august 25th? coming back once again it was a fantastic graced would turn this around a little bit and changeup. so you become infected 23rd or 20¢. were looking for to its a great place. it all the sponsors love and wives love

that part of it. >> pam: graeme forgive me. look at 'em.

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