the top stories. san jose students on high alert after assaults happening on excuse last night and this morning. a memorial will be held for a teenager killed by a light rail train. her friends and family raising money in her memory. let's look outs a beautiful -- outside, a beautiful start to the day. and we have a weekend forecast straight ahead. good morning, everyone, i'm marty gonzales. thank you for joining us, january 26th.

we have the forecast see if we can get that, that is gorgeous. and and we are waking up again to midand high level clouds, temperatures this morning and 44 degrees and 50 in san jose. and concord and livermore and chillier in santa rosa at 37 degrees. we'll look at mps. we'll talk about that in a bit. we're following a developing story of san jose unit. the police are investigating there assault incidents. mining us is mike pelton. what can you tell us? >> this a big concern for the police as you have two sexual assaults and another in in the past that 12 hours. they took place here on the

southern portion of campus, the first of which was here in front of the event center. it was around 6:55 last night at 9:21. police say the suspect rode a bike behind them and touched them before riding of. he is described as a 20 to 30 year old whiteman with a black sweat shirt and mustache. another around 1:00 outside of one of the halls. two suspects one on a skateboard anotlong board attempted to touch a victim. police say that victim was able to defend herself and prevent a possible attack. they are described as heavy set white men. one with long blonde hair the other with short dark hair. the incidents are not connected to the one this morning. still police say that this is a reminder to watch your surroundings and stay alert. the university put out a campus

wide alert and police say that the detective here with the university are taking over the case. there are security cameras here. they are looking that the to see if they were captured on video. back to you. a quick question before we let you go. do the police have anything to say that they occurred on the first full weekend of classes, more students on excuse now? >> yes, that's a concern for them. you have so many people here then you have three incidents taking place a 12-hour span. what they are stress something stay age letter, walking in groups and lit areas. if it happens contact the police. oftentimes they will wait to report an incident. report it right away so they can find the suspect and get them off the street. >> greated a convenience. thank you. and right now in san jose police are looking for someone who stabbed a man in the city's

piedmont hills neighborhood. the victim was found overnight at 1:30 in the morning on sun crest. he was taken to the hospital where he died. and there is a new plan to help the police fight crime. but setting up a network of new cameras is railing privacy concerns. >> catching a criminal on camera makes life easy for a prosecutors. a council man and candidate said it cannot always be obtained. >> ky tell you that as a prosecutor -- i can tell you as a prosecutor we get a case and say can we get videotape on that and the tape had been recorded over. >> so he wants to help police get video more quickly a new proposal allows residents to register their cam was the police department. >> and it identifys for each officer where they are so they know there has been a robbery nearby, a burglary we think a

suspect may have run in front of a business, they know who to contact. >> reporter: there are concerns that everything could be filmed and viewed by police or big brother. but the new camera network does not infringe on people's right to privacy. >> it does not give the police officers any more access than they would have before. they need permission of the property owner in each case after a crime has been committed. >> and a program in philadelphia helps make arrests. the impact is yet to be scene. the proposal is being reviewed by the full council. a girl who was struck and killed by a train will be remembered in a memorial stars. danica garcia was hit by a train friday near stokes and southwest expressway. she was a singer and rushing to get back to school for a

performance when the accident happened. friends are hoping to raise 10,000-dollars to cover the cost of the funeral and memorial service. and new this morning, police are looking for a man who shot another man in a pub. officers say that the last night at red coats pub a man fired shots into the air. one hit a patron. that person suffered a non-life threatening wound. he was described as light skinned latino man about 140 pounds and seen wearing a black short sleeved shirt and jeans. well, the first grade teamer accused of lacing food with marijuana at a pot luck will be in court tomorrow. teresa badger is facing three counts of poisoning after bringing laced food to a colleague's party. police say after eating a number -- after eating a number of people felt they were under the influence of drugs. two of those ended up at the

hospital. badger is out on bail. and a teacher has replaced damager at the school where she teaches. a pedestrian is recovering this morning after a car hit him on redwood boulevard. he was crossing the street when it hit him last night. he suffered injuries but they are not considered life threatening. the driver is cooperating with the investigation and neither drugs nor alcohol seem to be factors in this. and it was a terrible discovery in san francisco and police responded to reports of a body in a car. and that 17th street and treat avenue. no known suspects at this time but police are continuing their investigation. straight ahead for you on the news. details in the maryland mall shooting. what police are saying about a motive that the gunman had before killing two people and himself. and get ready to pay more for stamps starting tomorrow we'll tell you how much more it will cost to send a letter. if you shop at michaels

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we have details on the mall

shooting that we brought to you. maryland police identifying the shooter as a 19 year old darian og -- aguilar. he was carrying a ammo along with crude home-made bombs. investigators are piecing together what happened and why. >> reporter: terrified parents rushed to their children after a lone gunman walked into the mall and strapped with large amounts of ammo and pulled out a gun and opened fire. he killed a 21 year old and 25 year old who both worked at the zumiez store. >> we heard the shots, we grabbed our customers and the children and took them out back and locked the door. >> i thought i heard something fall like bricks. all of a sudden i saw people fall, three people that were

shot fall. so everyone ducked to the ground i heard more than ten shots, they do not know a motive and cautioned against speculation that it was a domestic dispute. >> the focus will since the shooting has been treat those injured, making sure they are inside the mall being sheltered got out safely. we're now going through the process and finding out answers to all the questions that you are asking. and i appreciate your desire to know. i have those questions as well. >> they have maintain advisable presence at the mall and will do so throughout the weekend. the store is on the second floor near the food court it took five hours to inspect every square foot and clear everyone. the image was chilling as many came out with their hands up. there were thousands inside the mall on this busy saturday. >> it took a long time because if you imagine how many rooms

there are in the mall, how many back offices and restrooms and dressing rooms and nooks and crannys. several people had a vigil trying to make some sense of this tragedy. >> i don't think that you can. we live in an evil world but it is not what we understand that gets us through is our faith. >> it is a day that changed lives forever and one that few will forget. >> in south carolina a community in mourning after a shooting at south carolina state university on friday a 20- year-old brandian robinson was killed. police arrested a 19-year-old justin singleton connection with the death. officers say the two men were arguing friday when singleton pulled out a gone and shot him in the nick. the university was on lock down while they searched for the

suspect. the cycle of cold and snow is depleting the road salt. there is 65 miles of roadway in the town of wakesha, wisconsin. they will go through 1900 tons of salt. but this season it has not been typical with a lot of snow. salt will be mixed with sand to spread on the roads. they will spread it in certain areas like hills and curves and intersections because of the shortage. some brave people were not phased by the temperatures, bundled up runners took to a 13- mile run along lake michigan. the wind and high was around freezing but despite the cold, organizers say there were no open spots available at the starting line. we are dealing with sunshine and warm temperatures here as we wait for rain.

>> a similar start to yesterday. we are waking up to clouds. and we are expecting lots of sunshine. for midweek we'll feel a warm up and then some changes to the forecast. you have a chance for showers pushing in on thursday. maybe into friday morning. the temperature as bit of a cooler start for the clearer skies. waking up to mid-30s. upper 30s in mid-40s here. san francisco, 50 in hayward and upper 40s. and where that will be warming up to 70 degrees. similar to yesterday. another round of above normal this time of year. 60s and 70s. and mountain view. a high for campbell into the east bay. we're looking at 70s. and 70 for pleasant ton. 60s for those of you in castro

valley. and downtown san francisco topping out in the mid-60s. and city and a mix of 60s and 70s again for the north bay. and 6 # and 70 for napa. taking a look at the picture here the satellite and radar a system to the south of us. we're not going to get moisture from this. and it is coming through today. looking at the 7-day forecast, we'll see sunshine for the next few days and finishing into midweek. thursday will cloud over and cooler with this system. dropping to the upper 60s. thank you. let's turn to world news, violence is breaking out in egypt during the third anniversary of the uprising that brought down the long-time

dictator. there were clashes. and 50 people were killed. close to 250 others were hurt. and according to a report. the interior inindustry said 1000 people were arrested. a explosion rocked a community in manitoba, canada. flames were sent into the air. the man who shot this video drove close to the scene but he said he had to turn around because the heat was so intense. the flames were seen for smiles around the prairie town of otterburn. >> the fire raged for hours but dwindled when the gas supply was shut off. the temperatures below zero as many as 5000 customers don't have their main source of heat. warming shelters are being set

up. officials don't know why the pipeline exploded. coming up, state law requires drivers to pull to the right hand curb when vehicles are approaching with lights and sirens. let's see what happens in the next edition of people behaving badly.

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pay attention to the taxi. the driver is just sitting there delaying help to someone in need. look at these drivers. state law reads they should read to the right. the driver of the red car appears to be trying to outrun the emergency vehicle with the lights aid sirens activated so the driver can make a left hand

turn at the light. i spent the day with the medic unit as they respondented to calls city wide. i watched drivers slowing down the response times. and on this street the ambulance had nowhere to go because the drivers were not pulling to the right. and it is bad. watch this driver as he make as turn. not only where there is a fire truck but front of a city ambulance. law reads within 1000 feet of any vehicle, drivers must pull to the right-hand side. it does not read stop in the lane of traffic. it does not say speed up and race the vehicle it reads pull to the right. this does not apply on a divided highway. >> and drivers are not pulling to the right, it creates bigger problems like here when

the em. it has deactivated the sirens because the medic is stuck. so it has to wait. there are some police officers who will cite violators but the fact is that there there are too many out there and let's hope they do not need the services of the fire department but if they do pray that it is not delayed not even for a second. in san francisco, stanley roberts. kron 4. people take to the streets of san francisco to have their anti-abortion message heard. we'll take you to the walk for life rally after the break.

let's get the forecast. good morning to you. and from the bridge camera, we're waking up to partly

cloudy skies. a schooler start in the north bay we're seeing some readings. 35 in santa rosa and upper 30s and 36 currently in napa a milder start in daley city. waking up to the 50s in sunnyvale. into the afternoon another round of 60s and 70s. and the highs this what they look like. and livermore and 60s today and. same for half moon bay and napa. we're going to see fog developing. and the forecast ahead for you are heading out, temperatures in the mid50s here in san francisco and san mateo and 50s in san jose. we have changes to talk about. we'll look at that. back to the news this morning. police arrested a suspect for robbing a santa cruz restaurant

this week. deputies say they responded to the robbery at star benny on east cliff drive and it was at 730s. and it was mark eiler at the was picked up and found with stolen items and cards that were not under his name. the stolen property was returned to the restaurant. new this morning, police have identified the body of a boogie boarder who died after wave -- waves isn't him into the rocks. james zenkavenk was in the water. despite the surf warnings he continued to boogie board there. he was pulled from the water where he was taken to the hospital and later died. pro life activists taking to the streets of san francisco. the it marked a decade of

efforts. we detail the changes made that time. >> reporter: tens of thousands of anti-abortion aparticular visits marched on saturday in the event that started a decade ago with less than 8000. >> we have grown every year including this year. we are now above 50,000. as overwhelming as that may have been the police department felt the need to keep a group of pro choice activists separate from those in the march. and it pointed to the same phenomenon surrounding apportion. >> and the last three years there have been more restrictions passed than the previous decade combined. >> one side with enthusiasm. >> in the last year, there have been more prolife resolutions than in the previous deck ate.

they are proud of that and hopeful that it is moving in the rights direction. >> as in years past, the majority of those medical examinerring down market street were not from san francisco but arrived on buss from distant locations. >> we have people here from canada and virginia. and we're not just about san francisco but we're about the world. >> in san francisco, jeff pierce, kron 4 news. police were forced to shoot and kill a dog after it charged at officers in one neighborhood. it happened during a routine property check. police found a man and his dog. the pit bull was known to be a violent animal and encountered him before. >> and the dog charged directly at one of the officers coming to bite him. he had nowhere else to go.

the owner ever the dog was charged with trespassing and charged. they are investigating why he was on the property and if the dog was released intentionally on the officers. and new images of jahi mcmath have been released, look at this posted by the uncle. it shows she is reacting to ice being placed at the bottom of her feet n december the teen was declared brain dead after complications during surgery. the family fought to keep her on life-support until they could find a facility to care for her. the location of the new facility has not been disclosed. and after paying 43 years for a water supply that's never been used, the largest district may tap that keg. the weather could cause shortges -- shortages and the supply of water taken from the

river. that would be taken from a # hundred million dollars delivery project that was finished three years ago. and officials say that the supply could ease shortages and ward off rationing for residents but the drought relief would be at a price. a $6 increase per month per household. the increase would cover pumping and treatment costs. the staff will present a supply update at a meeting on tuesday at 1:15 at the district headquarters in oakland. new hope space plans are in the works for the bay area and santa cruz. and the regional open space district is final idessing lanes to protect. restore or up grade preserves in santa clara and santa cruz. the district will continue the study at the next meeting on wednesday at 6:00 in the evening taking place at the hill view center. the public is invited to

attend. ahead for you weekend. banning beiber. should he be off the airwaves? some stations think so. we'll explain why they're holding off on playing his hits. and safety concerns in sochi has officials making moves to ensure the safety of athletes. we'll outline those coming up. 50 years of the beatles, it was 50 years ago when the band landed in the us coming up at 8:45 how a art house is celebrating the milestone and how can you be a part of it. and now my journey across the country has brought me to the lovely city of boston. cheers. and seeing as it's such a historic city, i'm sure they'll appreciate that geico's been saving people money for over 75 years. oh... dear,

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a man is in jail after

trespassing at the home of selena gomez. it is not clear if she was at home at the time. they have a restraining order from a against a man accused of threatening to kill her. justin beiber making headlines after he was caught drag racing in miami. after being pulled over he was arrested for dui, driving with an expired license and resisting arrest. now he is in hot water with radio stations here in the u.s. and in canada who are refusing to play his hits until he gets some help. >> we're no better than the parents supplying prescription drugs being there when he is drinking booze if we're playing his music and enabling him. >> a station in canada is banning him and started a campaign on facebook and twitter. and still ahead for you. a wild night at the shark tank, the sharks go into overtime.

that's after the break. let's take another look outside the forecast is coming up.

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we're back and time to check the weather. good morning to you. >> this is the view from the walnut creek camera. we are waking up again to midand high level clouds and suspecting sunshine. another round of above normal temperatures. 60s and 70s. pushing into midweek. it will warm up a bit by thursday we have changes and see it cloud over and a chance of showers. as for the temperatures this morning a bit of a chillier start in the north bay. mid30s there. 39 and 43 in napa. mid40s in oakland and waking up

to 45. 60s and 70s. aide fremont and we're looking at 60s for concord. fairfield. 66 for those of you in richmond and mid-60s here in downtown san francisco. law 60s at ocean beach and 60s and 70s for the north bay. 71 for santa rosa. and expected you can see a system bringing it to the south of us. we're not getting that rain. we are seeing those clouds stream in. and we'll see the 70s right through about wednesday and then thursday is when you have the chance of showers pushing in officials are reacting to threats against the winter games in sochi. they are building what they call a ring of steel around the

site. we have more from russia. >> reporter: less than two weeks to go and the threats are coming. someone may fly planes into a city on edge. and this video reported by cnn prominent in the media adding to the worry. >> it compares putin to hitler locals could only breathe on moss cow's orders. in ralph lauren's look for team u.s.a., and the winter games. american athletes warned by the state department that they would be safe fort to wear them when they venture out of the ring of steel set up to protect them. >> the committee, i think had discussed with the athletes part of how to stay safe and things to look out for as part

of the games. this issue about being careful where you wear the u.s. logos. this is not unique to russia. >> reporter: remarkable they should hide being american especially the tourist warning for sochi put they are targets. the worries mount but the countdown does not stop. even the heavy snow up in the hills makes you feel like it might. and workers and a less to do here. and this is one of the many buildings being readied in a hurry. they hope for the tourists arriving here in the thousands and here inside one of the buildings you can see the scale and still ahead. for people trying to work here. this is far and asking when it will be ready. >> everything will be goodbye and this will be ready by

tomorrow lunchtime. now under two weeks to go and still a feeling of anxiety rather than anticipation. the kremlin is trying to lighten the atmosphere and it emerged that a man left jail earliment he is a business partner of a key putin critic who was released early as part of a spate of amnestys the kremlin has been pushing to stop against the political opponents. security is the main issue as a ring of steel here. the real question can all of southern russia volatile for a decade go through the next two weeks without some kind of incident. bringing it home. and fans of the shark tank went home happy although minnesota broke out to a 2-0 lead. and the they scored twice in

the matches coming in overtime. and to lead the sharks to the sixth straight win over the wild. and the teammates shined one day after shining at 3 year extensions with san jose. they will play the kings tomorrow. and san francisco giants pipper is working to fight hunger at home and abroad. on saint. he gathered hundreds of students to make and package 250,000 neils. his foundation general range alive will give half the meals to the homeless in the bay area and half to battle hunger in guatamala. >> we gather as many people as we can as different organizations we team up with and fight it. that's what i play baseball for. and my platform is -- platform is to meet people where their kneads are. that's what it does. that's why i do what i do. >> and meals have been sent to

nigeria and ethiopia. hundreds of hopes ifs hoping t be the next padres pub address announce her. they showcased their skills the park on saturday. of the many people who went to show off their stuff, less than ten of them will move on. they will perform at fan fest for the padres on february 8th. fans will then vote to send the top three to announce a game at spring training and then officials will will take a decision. the winner will be selected in march and work every home game. >> the super bowl as you know is a week away and fans are holding celebrations. football fans in washington state are gearing up to watch the seahawks. they held a presuper bowl celebration with a special guest. flying high was the real life

mascot. and tay mon and the handler are heading to new york with the team in preparation for the super bowl. you are a football fan? half of us are according to a poll. 49% said that they were nfl fans but the number is down from 56%. of the people who said they were fans. nearly 13 -- 1/3 said they would not go to a game even if they could afford to seize it in person. and the average price for a ticket to the game from brokers or a secondary seller was $2500 per seat. that's according to seat geek which tracks prices. we'll be back on kron 4. the winner of the sun dance film festival. who won the top prize. first let's take a look outside. this is a view of walnut creek this time around. back with more in a moment.

sun dance announcing a dramatic film it is called whip lash about a drummer and world of jazz music a bay area film picked up the same sun dance award. fruit veil about oscar grant, the young man shot and killed by a bart officer. take a look at voice video a skateboarder from australia most toddlers are just getting used to walking. he is boarding through the streets. he comes from a family that likes to board. he has been riding since before cowalk at six months of age. and the x games could be in his future. straight ahead on the news at 8 a.m., memorial will be

held today for a girl killed. why the pope is the internet is a gift. and how the remembering the british band invasion of america.

police are investigating three sexual assaults on the university campus overnight. coming how much the police are looking for and why they didn't believe the incidents are related. and san jose has a w3plan t fight crime. we'll tell why you it is

raising privatesy concerns. -- privacy concerns. >> a look outside from our mount tam camera. partly cloudy around the bay area but the possibility of rain on the horizon. we'll have the weather forecast next. >> the news starts now. >> and good morning, everyone. thank you for joining us. and we're going to kick things off with a look at the weather. >> right now a way to start off with the bridge camera. it is hazy out there. we're waking up to partly cloudy skies. mild outside here. and 44 degrees in oakland. 40s in san jose. 42 in concord and a little bit cooler in santa rosa sitting in the mid30s. we'll look at where the highs are headed. and a chance for showers for the bay area coming up in the forecast. >> thank you. we are following a

developing story at san jose where police are investigating there assault incidents. we have mike pelton. what can you tell us? >> reporter: this is a big concern for the police because classes are resuming here at san jose this week and just overnight they are investigating three incidents. it all occurred here on the campus. >> that is mike pelton reporting live, we're having some difficultys there. we'll get that shot back for you as soon as we can. >> and right now, police in san jose are investigating the city's fourth homicide of the year. it happened this morning before 1:30 a man was stabbed on sun crest avenue near burgundy drive in the piedmont hills neighborhood. he was taken to the hospital where he died a short time later. >> and police searching for

someone who stabbed a man. no suspects have been identified or placeed 1 under arrest at this time. and there is a plan to help police fight crime but dan reuben explains it is setting up security cameras is raising privacy concerns. >> catching a criminal on ram are a makes life easier for a prosecutor but the footage cannot always be obtained. i can tell you woo we would get a case file. i would say can we get video and the it had been recorded over: and a proposal ayou whos residents to register their own cameras with the police department. >> it identifys for each officer where the cameras are so they my: there are concerns

that everything that we do. the new network does not infringe on the right to privacy. >> this does not give them more access. they need the permission of the property owner in each case after a crime has been committed. >> reporter: a program in philadelphia helped police make 200 arrests. the proposal is being reviewed by the council. >> and to recap, police are investigating three battery incidents that happened on the state university campus. the first was before 7:00 last night by the events and recreation center. the second at 9:30 qat the hoover dormitory and the third overnight at 1:00 in the morning outside of a hall.

they were walking when two people attempted to touch the victim inappropriately. a man will be spending 31 years in prince about a gang rape incident. he is robert ortiz to the hate crime in richmond. the victim is a lesbian and he was taunting her about her sexual orientation after kidnapping her. a gang member is found guilty for raping her. ways convicted on a slew of charges and faces life in prison. another man was sentenced to 24 years in prison for his role in that attack. two men are behind bars for robbing cars. they are andrew vireel. and he spoted a man hiding behind a car. it was in the area of ebard

drive. the man ran away. deputies found him and accomplice was found in a truck with stolen property. they were in possession, according to police of a controlled substance. and the first grade teacher who laced food with marijuana at a pot luck will be in court tomorrow. teresa badger is facing three felony counts of poisoning after bringing the food to a colleague's party. and they were under the influence of drugs. two people ended up in the hospital. badger is out on bail and a substitute teacher has relaced her at matthew turner school. a girl who was struck and killed by a train will be remembered today, she was hit by a train near stoke street. friends say that garcia was a

singer add going to school for a performance. friends are hoping to cover the costs of her funeral and memorial service. a pedestrian is recovering this morning after a car hit him on redwood boulevard. the man was crossing the street when a car hit him last night. he suffered injuries to his body. that he are not considered to be life threatening. and they are cooperating and neither drugs nor alcohol are factors. >> it was a gruesome discovery where police responded to reports of a body in a car at 17th street and treat avenue. there are no known suspects at this time. police are continuing their investigation. still ahead on the news weekend. details in the maryland mall shooting. the gunman has been identified as a 19 year old from college park. we'll have the latest coming up. another store with a data

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today and it will cost you 49 cents to mail a letter. it is the largest increase in a decade. the okay was given to precoup losses from the financial crisis. and there will be a 1 cent increase. edward snowden says that nsa is involved in industrial spying. he said even if a company that information that would not threaten the safety of the us that the united states would still use it. and he referenced a german company siemens. he made that claim. and he is facing felony charges here in the xdu.s. after revealing the program. and the president will be pressing conference to close

the income gap. the and it may find some support among the republicans who have picked up the inequality mantel. the push to increase the minimum wage is getting criticism from the gop. and kron 4 will join me to talk more about what we can expect. >> more changes to talk about the forecast. and

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higher from alabama to michigan where they are suffering from a propane shortage. and it is leading -- leading to price gouging. and emergencies have been declared in 1 dozen states. families have been trying to make due with space heaters but it's not the same. >> and the space heaters, you have them plugged in it is not warm here. >> and with the cold temperatures to continue suppliers are rationing propane and consumers are being urged to conserve fuel. and the attorney-general is being asked to investigate the spike in the prices. many part as dealing with cold temperatures, the state of alaska is enjoying warm weather. parts of southeast and south central seeing record breaking highs. and in anchorage, temperatures have been in the 40s there. that's 25 degrees warmer than

the average for this time of year. and it looks like the warmer weather is sticking around through the weekend. we're dealing with mid-60s. and warm companies. and 14 days of record highs. this is the view. a beautiful shod. waking up to partly cloudy skies. we're expecting another round of 60s and 70s today. warmer as we push towards midweek and then we have a chance of showers. temperatures off to a cooler start. 50s in fremont. we're looking at 60s and 70s. and.

and 71 and 60s and 70s. and looking at satellite and radar. that's streaming in we're not getting and we have showers in the forecast. and popping up thursday. they could linger and cooler on saturday. we have details for you on a developing story in the baltimore area mall shooting. and three people are dead including the gunman. he was carrying a large amount of ammo. he killed two people. both worked at the zumiez store in the mall. the shotter killed himself.

investigators are style trying to figure out a motive in the shooting. >> our work will continue and obviously we want to find out why this occurred. we want to find out if there is a relationship between the shooter and the victims. >> five people were taken to the hospital following the shooting. one suffered a gunshot wound the other four were hurt in the chaos after the shots range out. the mall is closed today. and. in south carolina, a community is in mourning after a deadly shooting at south carolina state university on friday. and a 20-year-old brandon robinson, who you see here, was killed. police arrested a 19-year-old justin singleton with the death. officers say the two men were arguing on friday when he pulled out a gun and shot him in the neck. the university was on look down for several hours while they searched for a suspect.

deadly violence breaking out in egypt during the third anniversary that brought down the long time dictator. and there were clashes between the forces. and officials say that nearly 50 people were killed. close to 250 other people were hurt. according to a news report egypt's ministry said more than 1000 people were placed under a rest. a pipeline explosion rock as community in canada. the pipeline ruptured yesterday sending flames into the air. now the man who shot the video drove close to the scene but he had to turn around because the heat was so intense. the flames were seen for miles around the town. and the fire raged for hours and dwindled when the gas was shut off. now with the temperatures below zero, 5000 people don't have their main source of heat. warming shelters are being set up south of winnipeg.

officials don't know why the pipeline exploded. >> since november there have been 30 spare the air days. now a study suggests that an increasing amount of air pollution is coming from china. and we have the story. in a study published on monday in the national academy of sciences a team of researchers and scientists from uc irvine claim that a quarter of the pollution on the west coast originates in china. and calmed, sulfate pollution contribute to smog is being blown across the pacific ocean from chinese factories to here in the us the report says that winds can move the lose around the globe in a matter of days. this latest report seems to confirm a study.

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we're back the pope calling the internet a gift from god. that came in a at the same time on the roman catholic church's world communications day which was thursday. the pope saying the internet offering many opportunities for encounter and solidarity and that it is a good place to discuss god. the pope cautioned that it has pitfalls saying that the speed of information is greater than ourablety for reflection and judgment. the pope saying that too much

time can help expand knowledge or lose our bearing. the desire can isolate us from our neighborhoods. >> and boarder patrol agents kicking and punching a man during an arrest near san diego. now the man who shot that video is in jail. and jose guzman calling this punishment for shooting the video. he was under house arrest at the time that he shot the footage and gave it to a news outlet. authorities say he was put in jail because he never called police or his monitoring agency to report it u this violates house arrest rules. his attorney, however, says he did everything to try to call the agency. >> i have his girlfriend's phone records showing he was making several calls to them. it is odd that before video no problem. after video, big problem force jose. >> and he was under electronic monitoring for a conviction in

a road rage incident. we'll be back with more after the break but first let's take this look outside approach to the bay bridge. we can see cloudy skies. the forecast in moments.

we are back on kron 4 news weekend. i am here with the forecast. >> yes. we have partly cloudy skies here in san francisco, as well as the view from the roof camera. temperatures chilly inner the north bay this morning compared to yesterday morning. this is what the numbers look like. 36 degrees? santa rosa. 34 in nevada.

we are looking at 60s and 70s once again today. mid 60s here in san francisco. mid 60s in half-moon bay, as well. 71 in antioch this afternoon. into the evening we will see the fog develop. temperatures dropping down to the 50s by 8:00. if you are headed out at that time, low 50s through concord, livermore, 4 fifty-four in san mateyo and a little cooler in santa rosa, in the upper 40s. we have a chance of showers in the forecast finally. we will take a look at that in the full report. marty? >> thank you. we are following a report at shows state university where -- san jose state university.

>> reporter: this is a big concern for san jose university police since classes just resumed here earlier this week. just overnight they are investigating two incidents of sexual battery and a third incident of sexually battery all taking place in the southern portion of the campus near the event center. it started at 6:55 last night. a suspect road a bicycle up behind the victims and touched them inappropriately before riding off. the suspect is described as a 20 to 30-year-old black hooded man with a mustache. it happened near the nearby mcmccrory hall. the victim was able to defend herself and prevent the possible attack in that case. they are heavy set white men, one with long blocked hair and the other with short dark hair.

police say the two incidents last night are not connected to the one this morning. still, it is a reminder to watch your surroundings and stay alert. the police sent out a campus- wide alert in the wake of the incident. detectives are reviewing the case and looking at security cameras here on campus to see if any of the incidents were caught on surveillance video. in san jose, mike peloton, kron 4 news. a homeowner in hillsboro interrupted a burglary. the homeowner returned home friday morning to find a burglar in his house. he then jumped through a window and took off in his pickup truck. he broke in through a glass door in the back of the house, reportly, and took things from the home bedroom and office. santa cruz police arrested a suspect from burglarizing a restaurant on east cliff drive near 13th avenue about 7:30 on thursday avenue.

deputies identify him as mike eyler. he was picked up at twin lakes state beach. he was found with stolen items from the restaurant along with several credit cards not under his name. the stolen property was returned to the restaurant. also new this morning, police identified the body of a boogie boarder who died after powerful waves sent him crash into rocks. he was 5 forty-five and boarding in the rough waters near the santa cruz lighthouse on friday despite dangerous surf warnings. rescuers pulled him from the water where he was taken to the hospital died. san francisco police were forced to shoot and kill a dog in the hill neighborhood during a routine property check. when police entered the unit they found a man and his dog. the bypass named psycho was -- bypass named sigh -- pit bull

named psycho was known as dangerous and came charging at the officers. >> the pit bull came charging at the officer, the officer had no where to go and had no other choice. police are investigating why the man was on the property to begin with and if the dog was released intentionally on the officers. new images of gentleman gentleman has been -- jahi mcmath has been released, showing her reacting to ice being placed on the bottom of her feet. she has been declared brain dead. the family fought to keep jahi on life support until they could find a facility to care for her. the exact location of her new facility has not been disclosed. after 43 years of paying for a water supply never used, the east bay water district may

finally tap into the source. water is use from the sacramento river, taken from a $900 million delivery project finished three years ago. officials say the supply could ease shortages and ward off mandatory rashing for 1.3 residents in the contra costa and alameda counties. a $6 increase per month per household, however, would be implemented. the water district will have a water supply update at its board meeting on tuesday at 1:15 at the district headquarters in oakland. new open space preservation plans are in place for part of the bay area in santa cruz. there are plans to protect, restore and upgrade 54 open space reserves in santa clara, san mateo and santa cruz counties. they will continue the study at its next meeting wednesday at

6:00 p.m. at the hillsview community center. the public is invited to attend. coming up on kron 4 news weekend, the grammy's taking place tonight, and we have the latest technology that can predict who the winners may be. and are you a pro football fan? would you go to the super bowl? we will tell you what the latest poll had to say about many football fans. >> and a live look outside walnut creek. you can see partly cloudy skies. should be another comfortable day around the bay. ♪

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there are ways to get big insight before the show airs sunday night. >> we looked at google to see if we can predict winners. >> reporter: the first thing they looked at was record of the year. record of the year is the award for the overall best single song of the year. >> the record of the year, we took a look at youtube plays to see who has the top viewer videos. the winner by far is blurred lines with 257 million views. it could be record of the year not just based on the provactive video alone, but it is a really catchy song. we took a look at google play to see what people are listening to. there are a lot of great venue, including grammy darling taylor swift, but we thing it will go to macklemore and lewis, because they have the most plays out of the users and keep coming back for listens with so many listens like can't hold

us, and love. it is no surprise people are coming back to it. and for this year, we decided to take a look at the google search results to see who one of the most searched artists out of the 5 million view is. this should go to kendrick lamar. you can listen to the predicted winners and nominees on google play. if you want the full experience check out grammy star, our google play list on all access. >> reporter: to learn more about the people behind the service, look for our google play section.

. never get tired of seeing that, the instruction of the beatles to the americas.

well, this is a little bit of liverpool here in the bay area. joining us from the san francisco art exchange is sarah here joining us to talk about the beatles, easily the most inflush band not just in rock and roll but in general. >> yes, it was not just the music by the culture. when the beatles came on the scene, everything encircled around them. >> yes. let's bring it back to san francisco and the san francisco art exchange. what are you doing, some of the events you have going on this beetle year? >> well, we have sort of been seen as the primary gallery

that exhibits beatles photography and we have done several million dollars in sales in beatles-related imagery. we have friends within the group and we are going to make this year all beatles. basically the gallery will be transformed into a beatles destination with photographs. we have relationships with the beatles museum in liverpool and we have photographs coming in from the periods of 1962 and 1963 -- . >> those are amazing. >> yes. that is a great show by jim marshall. he was backstage at candlestick. this is the earliest known color photograph of the beatles in the tavern. >> wow. >> you see them walking in the opposite direction. >> that is true. >> they were wearing the sandals. >> that didn't make the cover. >> it proves paul wasn't dead.

>> exactly! . >> so, you have the year of the beatles going on. i understand through your work you have been able to have a special relationship with ringo starr? >> yes. we are the only gallery in the country that offers ringo's photographs. he went through his archive he didn't know he had last year and found a number of images he had forgotten he had and produced the series of 12 photographs and we are selling them and it raises money for his foundation. >> that is fantastic. you have also worked in the past with paul mccartney and his foundation? >> we sold a number of photographs of paul during a tour. paul signed all the photographs and everything we sold was given to his foundation. >> great. talking about influence of the beatles, they will also be honored tonight at the grammy's. again, 50 years after their appearance on ed sullivan, they are still relevant and still honored, being honored by the grammy's tonight. >> in some way these are even

more honored. they are sort of mount owe olympus at this stage of the game. they walk in and the waters part and there they are. paul and ringo will play tonight. it is interesting the beatles are giving a lifetime achievement trustees award. >> wow. >> several years ago we had a chance to interview jim marshall here on the program. he is a rockstar in photography, but he was so unassuming, a regular guy. >> oh, yes. i knew jim really well. we used to go to lunch. he was a character as you probably saw what he was onset here. >> yes. >> but he was one-of-a-kind and everybody knew jim. >> let's talk about beatles and their influence. why do you think their music is so relevant today?

i was at a record store and they had every beatle cd of the catalog for sale as if it was brand new. >> it is relevant the way anybody that produces innovative work artistically, where rd whether it is van gogh, dahli, hemingway. if they are changing culture, they back part of the dna of the culture. you can't remove it. you can't take the beatles out of history and have history be the same. >> that is true. good point. you will be celebrating all year long? >> yes. we are located at 458 geary street right in union square. the phone number there is (415)441-8840. or you can go to the website at sfae.com. there is so much there. >> thank you so much. >> sure.

. welcome back. we are waking up to a mix of mid and high level clouds this morning, but we are looking for a chance of showers on thursday. but before that, let's take a look at our wake up temperatures. upper 40s in some areas. upper 60s for the mountainview, fremont and redwood city. low 70s everywhere else in the south bay. 70 in cupertino. 72 expected in evergreen this

afternoon. upper 60s through concord and pittsburg. 70 in pleasanton. mid 60s in hayward this afternoon and in san francisco topping out in the mid 60s. low 60s at ocean beach. you will feel that seabreeze later today. 71 for santa rosa, 67 expect for nova doe. look at satellite and radar, a system to the south of us. we are not getting rain from this but we will see the clouds streaming in throughout the day but also pretty sunny today.

all right. well, look at this pre-super bowl celebration. this is the seahawks real life mascot. he swoops over the field before ever seahawks game. the handler is heading to the east coast with the team in preparation for the super bowl. and are you a super bowl fan? turns out half of us are. 49% of americans questioned said they are nfl fan, but the number is down from 56% last year. of the people who said they are fan, 1/3 of them said they would not go to a super bowl game even if they could afford to see the game in person. forbes reports the average price for a ticket to next sunday's game from a broker or secondary seller is $2,500, and that is according to seat geek which tracks the prices. well, fans of the shark tank went hope happy last night, although minnesota broke out with a 2-0 lead.

the 2nd goal was a cap inner overtime to lead the sharks to their 6th straight win. the sharks will play the kings tomorrow. the san francisco giants are working to fight hunger at home and abroad. hundreds of east palo students worked with afeldts through his foundation, generation alive to battle hunger in the bay area and guatemala. they also help with hunger needs in nigeria and ethiopia. well, a colorado student caught with a weapon of mass destruction. find out where that happened, up ahead. >> and more on controversial comments from mike huckabee.

he will also preview the up coming state of the union address.

. police are investigating three sexual assault incidents, all taking place on the san jose university campus overnight. we will tell you who police are looking for and why they don't believe all the incidents are related. and a memorial will be held

today for a person killed by the rail train. and why the america's cup probably won't be coming back to san francisco. good morning. everybody. thank you for joining us on kron 4 news weekend. we will get to our top stories in just a second, but first, let's take a quick look at the seven-day forecast. there you can see we continue with mild temperatures throughout most of the week. then a chance of rain comes thursday. we will check that out as we get closer to thursday. up front this morning, we are following a developing story at san jose state university. the school is investigating three sexual battery incident that is happened late last night and early this morning. kron 4 news mike peloton that is details from campus. >> reporter: marty, students just came back on campus several days ago to start classes once again. in the past 14 hours san jose state university police are

investigating two reports of sexual battery and a third report of attempted sexual battery happening right here on the southern portion of campus. it began around 6:55 last night at the event center and at 9:21 near the hoover hall dormitory. police say the suspect road a bicycle behind the victim and touched them inappropriately before riding off. the suspect is described as a 20 to 30-year-old white man with a black hooded sweatshirt and mustache. and the third incident took place nearby. two suspects in that incident on skateboards attempted to touch another victim, however campus police say that victim was able to defend herself and prevent a possible attack. now they are telling students how to stay safe in the wake of these incidents. >> a lot of my friends say to carry pepper spray around and i am actually carrying one right now, actually. >> reporter: you are ready? >> i am ready.

my friend is saying you should not walk around at night. my parents told me to walk around with a friend. >> reporter: both suspects in this morning's attack are described as heavy-set white men. one with long blond hair and the other with short dark hair. police believe the incidents yesterday and the one this morning are not connected. all the victims here students on campus are not injured, however this is a good remind tore stay alert and watch your surroundings. university detectives are following up on the case. if you have information, call san jose police. police are also investigating san jose's fourth homicide of the year. it happened early this morning just before 1:30. a man was stabbed on sun crest avenue near burgundy drive in the city's piedmont hills neighborhood. the victim was taken to the hospital where he died a short time later. and in san jose, police continue to search for someone who stabbed a man. no suspects have been identified or apprehended at this time. and in san jose, as well,

a new plan to help police fight crime. kron force says setting up a network of security cameras is raising privacy concerns. >> reporter: catching a criminal on camera usually makes life easy for a prosecutor, but the footage can't always be obtained. >> i can tell you many times as a criminal probation reporter, three or four weeks after the -- prosecutor, three or four weeks after the crime we find out the surveillance videos have already been recorded over. >> reporter: so there is now a quest to get surveillance tapes more quickly, partnering with the police department. >> it identifies for each officers where the cameras are, so they know if there is a robbery nearby or a burglary, the suspect may have run in front of the b they know who to contact. >> reporter: there are concerned everything we do can be filmed or viewed by police

and big brother, but new camera network does not infringe on people's right to privacy. >> this doesn't give police officers any more access than they had before. they need to have permission of the property owner in each case after a crime has been committed. >> reporter: a similar program in philadelphia helped police make about 200 arrests. the proposal is now being reviewed by the full council. dan rueben, kron 4 news. a 4-year-old girl struck and killed by a vta train in san jose will be remembered with a memorial service today. danica garcia was riding her bike when she was hit by a train last friday near stokes street and southwest expressway. she because singer rushing back to school for a performance when the accident happened. friends are hoping to raise about $10,000 to help cover the costs of her funeral and memorial service. new this morning, police are looking for a man who allegedly shot another man at a

pleasanton pub. officers say that last night at red coat british pub and restaurant a plan fired shots into -- a man fired shot into the air and hit a patient. he is suffering now from non life-threatening wounds. he was a white last man, 5'6" and weighing about 140-pounds, last seen with a black short sleeved shirt and blue jeans. a 6th grade teacher accused of lacing marijuana in food at a pot lock is facing charges of poisoning after bringing the laced food to a party. after eating the food a number of people felt they were under the influence of drugs and two people ended up in the hospital. badger is out on bail and a substitute teacher is replacing her at turner elementary school. a man will be spending 31 years in prison in a gang rape incident in the east bay.

robert ortiz plead guilty to the 2008 hate crime that happened in richmond. the victim was a lesbian and he was taunting her about her sexual orientation after he kidnapped her. salvador was convicted last month on a slew of charge and is facing life in prison. another man was sentenced last month to 24 years in prison for his role in the attack. a gruesome discovery in san francisco's mission district. police responding to reports of a body in a car at 17th street and treat avenue. there are no known suspects at this time but police continue their investigation. the city of san francisco will not be playing host for the 35th america's cup in august of 2017. it is because officials say they did not offer the same terms as they did for last summer's event, so the cup may be held in hawaii or san diego. last summer the american syndicate won the cup during a

major come back on san francisco bay. still ahead on kron 4 news weekend, penn state university officials search a dorm room for marijuana and make a shocking discovery. we will explain what they found, coming up. >> and trapped under two feet of ice, what search teams are using to find victims of a devastating nursing home fire. >> and mitt romney making movies on netflix this weekend. we will take a look at the videos just released with political analysts at 9:15. [ wind howling ]

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. and we are back. a penn state student was arrested after police found a bomb and bomb making materials inside a suitcase. his roommate said he had set off three mini bombs outside their apartment. he was charged with posting a weapon of mass destruction, along with recklessly endangering another person as

well as possession of controlled substances. death toll continues to rise after a fire ripped through an retirement home in quebec, canada. at least eight people are confirmed dead but officials are fearing the number could climb as high as 32. police refused to say for certain how many people were missing. officials continue to investigate the cause of the fire, and a source is saying a resident asked to go out to smoke a cigarette shortly before the fire started but was refused. search teams have been brought in and using equipment that is normally used to de-ice ships now in the rescue. in canada a natural pipeline explosion rock as small community in manitoba. that pipeline ruptured yesterday and sent flames hundreds of feet into the air as you can see there. the man who shot this video drove close to the scene and had to turn around because the heat was so intense. the flames were seen for miles

around the small prairie town of autoburn. >> it was like the roar of a plane, the sound of the great flames. >> the fire raged for hours and slowly dwindled when the gas supply was shot off. now with temperatures below zero, as many as 5,000 customers don't have their main source as heat. warming shelters are being set up in fine communities south of winnipeg, but officials still don't know why the pipeline exploded. well, our political analyst will join me onset to talk about what we can expect from the president's state of the union address.

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good morning. we are once again waking up to a mix of high and mid level clouds. this is a beautiful shot for the mt. tam camera. you can see the clouds in this shot. another round of 60s and 70s.

as we push into the midweek we will feel a slight warm up and changes coming up with a chance of showers pushing in thursday, maybe lasting into friday morning. before we look at that, take a look at the temperatures, a chillier start? santa rosa and nova toe. 50 in hayward and upper 40s in san jose. in the afternoon around round of 60s and 70s for the south bay. upper 60s for mountainview, fremont and redwood. 71 for , 72 expected in evergreen this afternoon and upper 60s in concord and pittsburg, and 07 for pleasanton. 71 in santa rosa and 67 more

novato. look at satellite and radar. a system is bringing moisture to the south of us. we are not getting any rain from this but we will see the clouds streaming in throughout the day. also going to be pretty sunny today. temperatures you can see are 70s right on to midweek and then temperatures will cool off as we have a chance of rain finally approaching the bay area, but it looks like it will clear up on friday and cooler the on saturday. >> all right. now, let's go to our political analyst, michael yaki. let's talk about huckabee and the comments he made earlier this week. >> yes. he made comments in an offensive way to a lot of women. he said women need to control their libidos and men need to get out of the business offer managing reproduction, but the libido comment hit home both on the right and left.

republicans trying to distance themselves away from this because they don't want a repeat or the war on women that was part of the obama strategy in 2012. >> exactly. but this is red meat for them. >> yes. it is exactly why republicans are looking at changing their primary system for 2016, because of people like huckabee and others. they don't want a long, drawn out fight with the hard right and what they think will be a more moderate candidate coming up there. because the more they are out there the more they become punching bags. >> does that mean super tuesday will go away then? >> it will be more like a super- super tuesday. they will comprise it with a lot more. they want to have the nomination done and closed by early summer with a convention in early summer. a lot of this is they are saying it is because they want to have the candidate more time to unite. it is really all primed for 2016. if they think i willry will be the un -- hillary will be the

uncontested democratic candidate, they want to be able to get out there as fast as they can to do that, as well. >> one other thing that made the news is adventure capitalist tom perkins making a statement as well that made headlines. >> yes. he talked about the and mists in san francisco against the google buzzers as an attack on 21%, analogizing that to the nazi percent cougar of the jew, the damage done -- persecution of the jews. it is a terrible analogy, a horrible analogy. it is one i am sure he will walk back with. we had so many instances so far this year of very high levels of insensitivity and statements by silicon valley folk, tech folk, about homeless and poor. this is something that brings

out the romney 47% thing. but in this particular instance he has gone way over the pail. if you want a good analogy. the revolution would be a lot better than using nazis. >> yes. speaking of mitt romney, a brand new netflix documentary of romney shows an intimate, personal view of romney. >> yes. >> why? why now? >> maybe come out a few months before the election may have had more impact just like the video about him during the convention preempted by clint eastwood talking to the empty chair. there are a series of mistake, except for the fact that maybe the advantages of a well funded candidate with kristi gabely kind of in -- chris christie in on the ropes right now, could romney be positioning himself to say i may be back.

>> you you never know. let's talk about the president's state of the union address on tuesday. what are you expecting to see? >> it is his 5th state of the union where he will be talking abouts. that is not a good -- talking about jobs. that is not a good thing. he will be talking about jobs and immigration. i will be here with the new's team to analyze it on tuesday from top to bottom. >> you can watch the state of the union address on kron 4 news at 6:00. you will be here with analysis to break it down. we will look forward to that. >> yes. >> we will be right back.

. the arts & crafts store, michael's, is the latest retailer to be hit with a possible security breech. the chain says it repeatedly learned of possible fraudulent activity on some of its customers' cards. they don't know how many people

could be affected, when it happened, or if the breach was online or in the store. this comes after retailers target a neiman marcus security breech. they say hackers may have obtained the data of 1 million debit and credit card users. well, a stamp price is going up by $0.03 today, costing you $0.49 to mail a later, the largest increase by the postal invest more than a decade. the okay was begin in an effort to keep up with inflation and recoup losses from financial prices. mailing a postcard is also going up to $0.34, a $0.01 increase. we will be right back with kron 4 news weekend. let's take a live look outside. this is the view from mt. tam. we will be right back with the weather right after this.

. and we are back on kron 4 news weekend. we are seeing partly cloudy to partly sunny skies today. thursday we are expecting chance of rain, a big and welcome change should the rain appear. we will keep our eye on it as we make our way through the week. a homeowner in hillsboro interrupted a burglary. the homeowner returned home friday morning find a burglary in his house. the burglary jumped through a back window and took off in his pickup. the burglary broke through a back door of the house and took things from the bedroom and office. san francisco police were forced to shoot and kill a dog after it charged at officers during a routine property

check. when police entered the unit, they found the man and dog. the pit bull named psycho is known to police to be an silent animal -- be a violent animal and have encountered him before. >> the dog charged at police, attempting to bite the officer. the officer had nowhere else to go, discharged the firearm and shot the dog. >> police are trying to figure out why the man was on the property in the first place and in the dog was released intensely on officers. and new video of jahi mcmath shows jahi reacting to ice being placed on the bottom of her feet. in december the teenager was declared brain dead after complications of having her tonsils removed at oakland

hospital. the exact location of jahi's new facility has not yet been disclosed. police have identified the body of a boogie boarder who died after powerful waves sent him crashing into rocks. 47-year-old james zinc of mountainview was boarding near the santa cruz lighthouse on friday despite dangerous surf warnings. he was pulled from the water where he was taken to the hospital and later died. in the north bay a pedestrian is recovering after a car hit him on redwood boulevard in no vat toe. he suffered injuries to his upper body but is not considered life-threatening. the driver is cooperating with the investigation. neither drugs nor alcohol seemed to be factors according to police. and now to a story about

anti-abortion activists. >> reporter: 10s of thousands of anti-abortion activists marched in an event that began a decade ago with less than 10,000. >> we are above 50,000 now and growing. >> reporter: as overwhelms as the number may have been, the san francisco police department felt the need to keep the vocal group of pro-choice advocates separate from those marching. people from both sides pointed to the same phenomenon to those that occurred. >> last year there have been more restrictions passed on abortion on a state level than the entire previous decade combined. >> reporter: and enthusiasm. >> there have been more pro- life resolutions across the country than the previous decade. we are very proud of that and

hopeful that the movement is moving in the right direction. >> reporter: and in years past the vast majority marching down market street were not from san francisco but arrived on buses from distant locations. >> we are here from canada. >> we are here from virginia. we are about the world. >> reporter: in san francisco, jeff pierce, kron 4 news. two san pose hen are -- san jose men are behind bars for burglarizing cars. a deputy says he spotted a man suspiciously hiding behind a car in the area of cosage and obar drives. deputies said he tried to talk to the man but he ran away. the man's accomplice was found a truck with stolen property from nearby cars. they were also in possession of a controlled substance. after paying for 43 years for a brand new water supply that has never been used, the east bay's largest water district may finally be tapping

the source. continued dry weather would cause shortages, allowing east bay mud to take a emergency supply of water from the river. the supply would be taken from a $900 million delivery project completed three years ago. is supply could ease shortages and ward off mandatory rashing to residents in al -- rashaning in alameda and contra costa counties. the increase would cover treatment and pumping costs. there will be a board meeting on tuesday at 1:15 at district headquarters in oakland. a new open space preservation plan is in the works for bay area and santa cruz. the mid peninsula regional open pace district is finalizing plans to protect, restore and upgrade 54 open space reserves in santa clara, san mateyo and santa cruz counties.

the district will continue its study at the next meeting wednesday at 6:00 p.m. at the hillsview community center in los altos. the public is invited to attend. coming up on kron 4 news weekend, we are getting word of a large earthquake that just rocked greece. we will have a report on the damage. and in whooping cough concerns, doctors are still seeing a rising number of cases. and an over 100-year-old man who just can't stay out of the pool, a great story, coming up .

. a man is in jail this morning after allegedly trespassing at the home of singer/actress, is he lee in a gomez. it is not clear if gomez was home at the time.

she and her family have is a three-year restraining order from 2011 against a man threatening to kill her. twice as many cases of whoopie cough were reported in california in 2013. the disease causes violent coughing and coughing spell that is can last as long at ten weeks. much more ahead on kron 4 news weekend, take a look at this view from mt. tam. you can see the overcast skies. they are supposed to clear. we will get to the forecast after the break.

. good morning once again.

we are waking up to high and mid level clouds. we will be in the 60s and 70s today. and thursday to friday morning we may see a chance of showers. and let's take a look at today. temperatures this morning in novato are around 30s. hayward is upper 40s and san jose in. the afternoon another round of 06s and 70s for the south bay. upper 06s for fremont and redwood city, low 70s in the south bay. 71 in , 72 in evergreen this afternoon. upper 60s through concord and pittsburg. 07 for pleasanton. mid 60s for those of new hayward this afternoon and san francisco topping out in the mid 60s. low 60s at ocean beach.

67 for novato. look at satellite and radar. a system is bringing moisture to the south of us. we are not getting rain from this but we will see is clouds stream in throughout the day. temperatures in the 07s through midweek, then the temperatures -- 70s through midweek, then rain thursday and friday and clearing and cooler conditions on friday and saturday. there have been 30 spare the air days. and a new study now finds an increasing number of air pollution is coming from china. here are details. >> reporter: in a study accomplished monday in the proceedings of the national academy of sciences, a team of righteousers, including scientists from uc irvine claim a significant amount of the pollution on the west coast

result from china, all smog and soot being blown thousands of miles across the pacific ocean to here in the u.s. , settling in the bay area of california and other western states. the powerful wind cans move the solution around the globe in a matter of days. this latest report confirm as study releaseed in 2010 in. that case uc researchers analyzed samples from across the bay area and determined that 29% of our particulate air solution originate in china. however, a significant amount of our own exclusion comes from our own cars, and factories. we are hoping these findings will help craft better clean- air treaties. here is something you don't see everyday, dodger stadium a

home for hockey. it was turned into a hockey rink to host a kings game in the nhl stadium series, the west coast first-ever outdoor nhl game there. were plenty of festivities, kids, the usc marching band and the icon vince scully was there, as well and even a little beach volleyball taking place during the day. the ducks got an easy win over the kings, 3-0 was the final. they celebrated with a fireworks show at the stadium. closer to home, fans shark jose went home happy, although minnesota broke out to a 2-0 lead. the sharks scored twice. the second goal in overtime to lead san jose to their 6th straight win. a 3-2 winner over minnesota last night. the sharks will play the kings tomorrow. the sun dance film festival

announcing the top dramatic film in its competition, drumming up a lot of buzz, called whiplash about a drummer in the world of jazz musicians. last year the bay area film picked up the same sun dance award. and you will want to take a look at this video. a 2-year-old skateboarder from australia. while most toddlers are just getting used to walking, this guy is skateboarding through the streets. his name is calay kelly. he comes from a family that loves to skateboard. he has been ride ongoing a skateboard since before he could walk, at the age of 6 months! he got the idea that the x-game comes be in his future! and a -- x-games could be in his future! and a man in canada is a master swimmer, and he did it

at the age of 104 by competing. he established a new age bracket from 105-109. he has four records in a younger age bracket in 100 to 104. he started competing and swimming at the age of 79. he trains twice a week and doctors told him he needs to stop swimming because of torn ligaments in his shoulder but he says he and his son are not worried about it. >> it is called swimmer's shoulder. >> i think i am always having a goal and working to achieve something. that has probably given him longevity. >> he is actually swimming two races for two record that is are 50-meters each. it may not look like he is move that fast as younger swimmers are clearly outpacing him, but keep in mind, his competition is only himself! and here is video of people

behaving badly. >> pay attention to this taxi. the driver is sitting there instead of getting out of the way, delaying emergency help to someone in need. look at these poor drivers. state law reads they should pull to the right. as you can see, they don't. in fact, the driver of the red car appears to be trying to outrun the emergency vehicle with lights and sirens activated, just so the driver can make a left hand turn at the light. i spent the entire shift with the san francisco fire department 96 unit as they responded to emergency calls city-wide. i watched drivers following the law and slowing down for emergency vehicles. look at this, on this street the ambulance had nowhere to go because drivers were not pulling to the right. it is really bad. watch this driver as he makes a left hand turn, not only is there a fire truck there, but

also a city ambulance. state law read that is within 1,000 vehicle of any emergency vehicle with sirens activated, drivers must pull to the right hand curb. it doesn't read stop in the lane of traffic. it doesn't say speed up and race the vehicle. it reads go to the right. important to note this does not apply on a divided highway. since drivers are not pulling to the right, it creates biggers problems like here, where the emt has deactivated the sirens because medic 96 is stuck. so, it has to wait. there are some police officers in the city that will follow emergency vehicles and site violator, but the fact is there are too many violators out there. let's hope they don't need the services of the san francisco fire department, because if they do, pray the emergency vehicle is not delayed, not even for a second. san francisco, stanley roberts, kron 4 news.

and still ahead for you on kron 4 news weekend, we will be talking a little super bowl. we will see how new jersey is getting ready for super bowl 47 home roam. in the meantime super bowl xlviii. in the meantime, take a look at the seven-day forecast when, we come back. good. good answer.

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. new jersey is getting ready for super bowl xlviii in a big way. people watching the game at metlife stadium and on tv are likely to spot the towering roman numerals. take a look at this story... >> reporter: when the romans invented numbers, this probably wasn't what they had

in mind, yes super bowl xlviii is new jersey's number. so, it is go big or go home! we have hoboken's big roman numerals for the big game. >> we have a beautiful snow- covered pier that makes the numerals look great. >> reporter: this architect worked with the hoboken city to design the numbers for the world to see. this makes for a totally jersey enterprise. >> they did three months of work in three days. so, these ten feet letters are all in pieces of plywood completely connected together. >> reporter: now, the image of the numbers even background are obviously iconic, but even the construction of the numbers is going to be made famous as time- lapsed images are used before the nfl broadcast of the pro- bowl. >> you get to enjoy this entire

event for yourself. >> reporter: these time-lapsed were taken and will be seen nationwide. >> within a couple of months of being here, i am working on this fabrication project, doing this time-bullpensed photography that i love. >> reporter: these numbers are the centerpiece of the hoboken celebration, since the best views are from new jersey. >> we are making sign for the super bowl and the nfl seems to be listening. >> reporter: in hoke boken, kron 4 news. >> and fans are holding pre- super bowl celebrations. fans in washington state giving it up to watch their seahawks. there was a high flying bird, a seahawks mascot that swoops over the field before every seahawks' game. he is headed to the east coast with the team in preparation for the super bowl. are you a seahawks nan? it turns out half of us are. 49% of americans question in a

press poll said they are fans. but nearly a third said they would not go to the super bowl even if they could see the game in person. forbes is forecasting the price of a ticket from a broker or seller at $2,500. re-tracking top story this is morning, police are investigating three sexual battery incidents that happened on san jose state university campus. the first happened at 7:00 by the events and reaction center. the second was at 9:30 at the hoover hall dormitory and the third happened at 1:00 a.m. the victim was walking with two friends when the victim tried to touch the victim inappropriately. a 14-year-old girl struck and killed by a vta train in san jose will be remembered in a memorial service later today. that is it for us this morning. i am marty gonzalez. thank you for watching us.

we will see you again on kron 4 news at 8:00.

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