>> reporter: excavators are on scene. you can see two of them and as you mentioned, that means the demolition is soon to get underway. it already started a little bit ago. now they are taking a bit of a break but again as you mentioned, they do not believe it is safe to leave this building in the condition that it's in. that's why the demolition will resume and in a few minutes they want to bring that down and some people in the building across the street will not be able to get in until that demolition is to a place where fire officials believe the building is safe. almost 24 hours after a fire broke out in the under construction mb360 apartment complex, demolition crews began tearing down what's left of the fire ravaged building. earlier fire crews were still dousing the remains of the building with water and because hot spots remained, fire investigators were kept at bay, but through interviews, fire investigators are getting some sense of how tuesday's five- alarm fire began. >> in the area of origin which

was down at 4th and china basin on some of the upper floors, there is some torch work being done, some welding work being done, and then they got off around 3:30 or 4:00 so that's something they were looking at. it's preliminary, it's still, you know, part of our investigation. >> reporter: more than 150 san francisco firefighters battled the blaze. their goal, to keep the fire from spreading to nearby buildings. and it was a challenge. >> building under construction, there's basically no fire safety systems in place, no sprinkler systems, so it's -- it's basically a tender box. >> reporter: despite that, fire crews were successful in preventing the fire's spread. calm winds helped as did the fact that this 172 unit apartment building sits alone on an entire block. still, two adjacent buildings had to be evacuated and 30 units in the estrada apartment building across the street suffered damage. >> the sprinklers were

activated so there's water damage obviously and there were some windows that due to the heat, failed. so there's some broken glass and so forth. nothing that's major, nothing structural. >> reporter: but again, people in those buildings are not going to -- until this demolition is completed. you're looking at a lai view -- live view from the air of what the scene looks like now, still a lot of smoke in the air. as we mentioned, fire crews have been here and basically up until about 4:00 this afternoon they were still pouring water on the hot spots, and only until did they believe that those hot spots were out was this demolition allowed to begin. now, you saw some video of that a little bit ago. these excavators now sitting tight for a minute while they assess what to do next but again, more of this building has to come out before they deem it safe, then fire investigators can get in. that's the latest, reporting live from fourth street and mission bay in san francisco, dan kerman, kron4 news. the biggest fire began with a few wis were -- wisps of

smoke. here's how it happened beginning with the first call to fire dispatch. the first call came in at three minutes to 5:00. firefighters arrived within five minutes and immediately realized they needed help. >> china basin command, give us a second alarm. >> reporter: the fast spreading fire threatened to engulf the first responders. >> get off that roof and come down here. this is a defensive fire from now. >> reporter: defensive fire means protecting other buildings. the heat was so intense that windows began to break in an apartment building across the street. >> second crack and the third crack and -- second cracked and then the third cracked and they started like a spiderweb and i threw my luggage down the hallway and then down the stairs. >> reporter: the smoke bill load up over -- bill lowed up over the city. >> breaking news we are following in san francisco. >> four stories fully engulfed.

>> extremely hot and they made a water curtain, basically. >> reporter: firefighters tapped into high pressure lines to pour water on the flames from every angle. >> rescue 1, get out here and talk to me now. that's an order. >> third alarm has been struck. >> reporter: as more units were sent to the fire, the building imploded. the top floors collapsed putting firefighters below in peril. >> get out. move. >> reporter: the embers touched off roof fires two blocks away. they were put out. all through the evening water cascaded down on the ruins of the building. at midnight fires still burning. crews stayed on the scene until dawn. and of course some firefighters stayed throughout the day and are still on scene right now making sure hot spots don't make an already bad situation even worse. pam. yesterday's raging inferno forced the evacuation of a number of nearby residents, the stada and venue apartment units directly across from the burning construction were most affected by it all.

according to fire officials, 30 units in the stada building were damaged by radiating heat which cracked windows and set off fire sprinklers. today residents returning to pick up some of their belongings describe the terrifying ordeal. >> really i was just trying to get myself away from it as soon as possible. i had no idea if they were going to like shatter, at least before i left everything was still intact. they were just cracking. it was scary. i don't know if i had been in a situation that i have felt that scared before. >> the red cross and the salvation army are assisting residents and finding other places to stay -- in finding other places to stay. the fire department says that fire alarms and sprinkler systems must be reset before the building is completed safe to move back in. the construction project is in the heart of the developing san francisco mission bay neighborhood. kron4's maureen kelly spoke to people who work in that area who came in for a closer look at the destruction.

>> reporter: lookie-lous came from nearby businesses and even across town to witness and snap pictures of the damage and the firefighters continuing to douse water on the remaining hot spots. >> what happened and what caused the fire because the building is almost done. i walked by -- i walk by here every day on my way to catch a shuttle. >> i have been watching this construction progress over the course of it and i was curious to see what the damage would be. it's actually quite a bit worse than i was expecting. can't imagine what could have caused such a terrible fire. >> reporter: those who work in the area say they were only slightly inconvenienced by the street closures which let firefighters have the room they need to do their work. many people i spoke to say they had already made it home when the flames erupted but they are still feeling the impact of having such a big fire burn so close to where they spend so much of their time. >> when i got off the train this morning, i could smell it and the train is like three blocks away and everyone at work today is talking about it

and googling it and looking at it on their iphones and it's really upsetting. >> i walked by probably very close to the time when the fire started, walked right by the building and then got on the train, so when i found out soon after that that there was this giant fire, i was really surprised. >> almost everyone i spoke to say they feel bad for the construction workers and the project owners having to see all of their hard work go up in flames so close to completion. maureen kelly, kron4 news. >> that fire in san francisco's mission bay does bring back memories of another huge fire at a building under construction in the bay area. we are talking about the santana road fire. some of you may remember this, it happened in san jose more than a decade ago, even looks kind of similar. this was the scene august 19th, 2002, the fire destroyed about six of the project's 42 acres. only one store was open at that time, crate and barrel and it

was upwind from the fire, it was spared, but other stores under construction were destroyed as were more than 30 apartments and townhouses. nobody was injured. santana row of course managed to recover. it opened only about two months later but interesting that no cause was ever determined. pam. >> stay with kron4 for the latest on the construction fire and its aftermath on our website we have posted some of the best images from all of the incoming social media as well as a rendering of what the project was supposed to look like when it was done and on the kron4 app you can follow the latest on the investigation and we will have much more on the fire ahead tonight at 5:00 and on all of our newscasts. coming up at 5:15, we will show you the newly released satellite images that might hold clues to the disappearance of malaysia flight 370. then at 5:30 we will take you live to new york where investigators are trying to piece together what caused a deadly building explosion in

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parents might want to listen up, answering that text during dinnertime could be taking a toll on your child.

that's according to a new study in the journal of pediatrics. it found that 73% of parents use their cell phones at least once during each meal and one in three parents use their phones almost continuously. researchers say the lack of eye contact and interaction can reduce the bond between a parent and child, specifically the study said the interactions between the two become more negative and lessen gauging. researchers add this could lead to problems with the child's development. still ahead tonight at 5:00, parts of the bay area still reeling from high winds. we will show you the serious damage left behind. and then a dramatic and very dangerous police chase all caught on camera. you might not believe the length the suspect apparently went to to get away.

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there may finally be a break in the mystery of the missing malaysia airliner because the chinese released satellite images like this one

showing what could be the crash site. again, unconfirmed. the red arrow is highlighting the area where three large floating objects have been discovered in the waters south of vietnam. the chinese say these satellite photos have from sunday morning, a day after the plane disappeared. they show large chunks of material floating in the south china sea. the largest about 79 feet by 72 feet. if it is the wreckage of malaysia airlines flight 370, it could mean both sorrow and clarity for the families of the 239 people who were on board. earlier in the day frustrated relatives were holding out hope and waiting for information, including a man whose brother is among the missing. >> our hope is that they will be found soon, as soon as possible, that the plane and the people on board will be found. >> reporter: his hope hung on not knowing the potentially

critical new lead, what the chinese call images of the suspected wreckage could change that but it's early and there has been conflicting information. if these are chunks of the airliner, it's fairly close to where the plane lost contact, although there's still no reason as to why it went down. malaysian investigators are still searching on both sides of the mallett peninsula. and tonight growing complaints that malaysia's investigation has been very unfocused, no clear leader or director. china's foreign ministry seems to agree saying it's been hard to decide which information is accurate. the flight was headed from kuala lumpur to beijing. all over the bay area, the high winds caused all sorts of problems. this was the windy scene on the bay bridge early this morning and you can see the camera shaking there. high winds also causing the closure of alcatraz. in the east bay there were power outages and downed trees. kron4's therese astosio reports

from martinez. >> reporter: here in mart toes, crews spent hours trying -- martinez crews spent hours trying to repair this. all of this on bridgehead road just off the 680 freeway. pse&g owe -- pg&e officials pulled -- by mid-morning, power had been rerouted and restored out here to most customers. the power outage initially affected 2721 customers. in else reito -- el sore -- sorito, eliminating power to 65 customers. power was not expected to be back until mid-afternoon and look at this in berkeley near ashby and harper. tree branches knocked down by the winds landed on powerlines causing an outage to about 45

customers. and in vallejo, look how the high winds impacted this big branch, it just cracked and landed on the street. this was on hargus and banning way. the streets were blocked for a while. the chp was concerned that the branch would crack more and put people in harm's way. county workers were called in as well as a tree company to remove the branch. in the east bay, teresa estacio, kron4 news. this is a live picture showing conditions at this hour. this is our camera atop the mount -- still moving the trees about a bit. our chief meteorologist jacqueline bennett here to tell us what we can expect tonight. >> breezy out there right now but the winds not nearly as strong as what we saw overnight and evening this -- even this morning and the winds will continue to die down this evening. right now seeing wind gusts at 26 miles an hour in fairfield, 25-mile-per-hour gusts in berkeley, 20 in concord and we are in the teens in terms of

those wind gusts at half moon bay, hayward and martinez. temperatures a lot warmer out there this afternoon thanks to the warm, dry winds, we are in the 70s practically bay areawide. 77 in san jose right now, same thing in oakland, 76 in san mateo, 74 in pleasnaton, 76 in fremont and 73 in half moon bay. looking ahead to tonight, again, those winds are going to start to die down so calmer winds expected overnight, which is going to lead to very chilly conditions in spots because it's so dry out there right now. as we move into tomorrow, sunny skies and still warm, a lot of 70s still in the forecast but into the weekend we will be talking 80s. we will take a look at that extended forecast in a bit. next, a very dramatic police chase caught on camera, the suspect crashing into some cars, carjacking others. it's video you do not want to miss. then why this target ad for juniors swimwear is sparking outrage from a lot of people. ♪

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take a look at this, one of the more wild car chases pam and i can remember. this was in colorado this morning, a 4-year-old boy was kidnapped in the ordeal and a state trooper seriously injured when the suspect hit him. here are the most dramatic moments. police say 28-year-old rhinestone was behind the wheel of this red stolen suv. there was a 4-year-old boy also in there. eventually the suspect ditches the suv and car jacks another vehicle. the woman in the van forced out the passenger side door, the suspect takes off across the median, horribly dangerous at times because he's gone the wrong way, on the highway. we will freeze it right here. watch as these troopers right there throw spike strips and they try to get the suspect's vehicle but they can't quite get there. the drama, though, doesn't stop. the suspect wants a new vehicle. he's rear ending this car, which manages to peel off at the exit. the suspect then, well, targets

another car, comes from behind, sideswipes that car right there, pushing it now along the roadway. the two vehicles eventually come to a stop. you see the suspect's door is open as he's rolling and this is bizarre. he's walking up like, hey, it's a run of the mill fender bender, hey, you hit me and then, boom, opens the door, throws the woman out of the vehicle but she doesn't give up. she pries the door back open but the suspect peels out and then it's hard to get more reckless than this, facing a red light, ramming his car into traffic, the suspect gets out, thinks about stealing another vehicle but police are right there to block his path, then he's off on foot, traipsing through the denver area snow, eventually can't quite make it over that fence and he eventually gives up. police say stone has a long criminal history and was wanted in a drug case. the trooper that he hit is in serious condition but is

expected to recover and the 4- year-old, remember the 4-year- old that was in the first vehicle that was stolen? well, he was reunited with his mother, there he is. the boy said the hour long ride with the suspect was fast, he was crying but he did not talk to stone as the suspect drove. pam. coming up at 5:30, the latest on the massive construction fire in san francisco. we are live at the scene with details on what investigators are saying about a possible cause. and then we will take you live to new york where a building exploded in east harlem. what happened in the moments leading up to the destruction. [son] she has no idea. [man] no one told her,right? [son]hi! [mom screams]

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this is the bay area's news station, kron4 news starts now. now at 5:30, demolition is now underway on the fire ravaged construction site in san francisco's mission bay neighborhood. it is a sensitive and dangerous operation, this video from the fire yesterday when it was at its pique. this from our helicopter partnership with abc 7. dan rubin is live at the -- dan kerman is live at the scene tonight and has the very latest. >> reporter: the fire chief says the origin of the fire is in the same area where welding was being done, so right now they are leaning in that direction as a possible cause but nothing final yet at this point. as you see behind me these

excavators are currently on site and starting to take this building down. the fire chief is afraid it's going to fall, possibly into the apartment building across the street. that's why 30 residents will be kept out until enough of this building is demolished to the point where she is satisfied it's safe. that is the latest reporting live in san francisco, dan kerman, kron4 news. and a developing story to tell you about, a huge explosion in new york city today. you are looking at the scene. it leveled two apartment buildings in east harlem this morning. the problem, a suspected gas leak, at least three people have been killed, others still unaccounted for tonight. dozens injured. the search for victims has been continuing and reporter steve castenbaum is live on the scene. >> reporter: still very much an active scene as you can see behind me, smoke rising here, firefighters and other rescue crews are still combing through

a massive pile of debris and still encountering some hot spots, even though they were able to knock down the majority of the fire earlier in the day, the explosion happened at around 9:30, brought down two five story apartment buildings here on the -- in east harlem and ever since they have been out here, three people killed, dozens injured and now they are searching for nine people who are unaccounted for. in new york city wednesday morning, a deadly scene, fire crews and the nypd's bomb squad were called out after an explosion caused two buildings to collapse in east harlem. >> we just heard this impact and it sounded like a bomb or something went off. and it kind of shook -- it shook us, it literally, you felt the ground shake. >> reporter: these pictures show where the buildings used to stand and the debris field on a nearby commuter rail track. >> this is a tragedy of the save kind because there was no

people. >> reporter: officials aren't sure what caused the explosion but they do say 15 minutes before the blast residents here reported the smell of gas and called con edison, that's new york city's gas and electric company but it was too late. >> con ed dispatched a team immediately to respond. the explosion occurred before that team could arrive. >> reporter: the blast shook the entire neighborhood, damaging several of the surrounding buildings, many people felt it as far as seven blocks away, some were frantic in the aftermath. >> it was like a big boom, like a loud explosion, like something blew up. >> it was so powerful that you heard the boom and then it rocked the whole apartment. >> reporter: 39 fire department units, 168 firefighters, even a drone controlled by a civilian responded to the explosion but the investigation into what exactly happened is only just beginning. and it's pretty clear that these emergency crews will be

working through the night as they search for those nine unaccounted for people. this blast was massive. it knocked people off their feet. several cars here were crushed, it blew out windows for blocks around, even the windows on a passing bus were blown out really and something the likes of which we haven't seen here in a very long time in new york. i'm steve castenbaum in new york, back to you. >> there were residents who smelled gas days, even weeks ago, not just today. are they looking into that? >> reporter: they are. the local utility company, con edison, said that back in june there was the repair made to a gas line in the building and some new gas lines were installed. they came out to check those lines, make sure everything was installed properly and it was and they turned the gas back on. there was one resident in the building who told reporters that she had smelled gas about a month ago and the utility

company is looking into that but they said so far nothing has turned up in their records that they were called to this building within the last couple of weeks for any sort of gas leak. it was only the calls that came in this morning about 15 minutes before the explosion happened. that's the only record they have of ever being called to this building recently for report of a gas leak. >> thanks very much, steve. in other news, happening now, president obama, he met today at a white house with ukraine's new prime minister. they talked about the fact that voters in ukraine's crimea peninsula are getting ready to vote on sunday on whether it should join russia. president obama saying again today even if this vote happens the u.s. will not recognize the results. the ukrainian president says his country will never surrender in a fight over its territory and tensions in the region continue, meantime, including a standoff here at a ukrainian military base. and the chairman of the

house intelligence committee says there will be consequences if it's proven the cia did secretly remove classified documents from senate computers and all of that coming one day after senate intelligence committee chairwoman dianne feinstein made those accusations. she says the cia did search senate computers last year because it believed her committee might have an internal review on the cia's detention and interrogation program. the committee has launched a full blown investigation after learning the cia may have destroyed information on the program. grant. tonight target is apologizing after coming under fire for what critics call an egregious photo shop hack job aimed at making its young models look even skinnier. an ad on the store's website showed a teenaged model wearing a junior swim suit. you can see part of it right here when you take a closer look, you can see a square area missing from her crouch.

there's also other areas that quite frankly have pieces of her body missing. so this is photo shop that has gone very, very wrong. target tonight is apologizing saying that it made an error and that it is sorry. despite that, people are certainly taking issue with photo shopping young models wearing clothing that's marketed toward young girls. pam. coming up at 5:45, with the internet turning 25 years old today, we are turning back the clock to see just how far technology has come since 1989. and next, a new wearable device which might help you with a very nagging problem. and stocks finishing mixed this wednesday as traders continue to worry about slowing growth in china and the tensions in ukraine.

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designed to treat migraines. you can wear it over your forehead, the battery powered device delivers small impulses to the nerve, research showed that it helped reduce a number of chronic migraine attacks by two per month. however, the device did not reduce the severity of those attacks. you will need a prescription for the device and experts say you should only wear it 20 minutes a day. and a live picture now as the demolition work is going on right now at fourth and china basin in san francisco's mission bay neighborhood. the construction site which went up in flames in that five- alarm fire yesterday, the crews are gingerly trying to safely bring down the burned structure and avoid damaging other structures in the area. this is a very tedious job. we will have much more coming up on all of this on our newscast tonight at 6:00. we will be back. over 55 million men in the

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and messaging via the internet. the worldwide web has certainly made life a lot easier and more interesting for all of us. the idea was born 25 years ago today. karin caifa reports. >> reporter: in march of 1989, music was on the radio. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: often news was by print, tv was by appointment viewing only and movies were viewed in the theater or on the vcr. 25 years later that's changed. on march 12th, 1989, computer scientist tim learner wrote a paper proposing the architecture that would become the worldwide web. his intent a simple file sharing service for scientists. instead it paved the way for the tech giants of today to simplify the things we do every day. >> anytime i need to do something, i just go to google and i can't imagine not having google. >> reporter: in 1995, a mere 14% of americans told the pew research center they use the internet. maybe had something to do with

those primitive screeching and slow dial-up modems. according to pew, that number jumped to 46% by 2000 and it stands at 87% today, coupling of wi-fi and smartphones meaning the web is pretty much always at hand. >> i'm one of those people who would always come up with random questions and i guess i'll never know the answer to that because i don't have time to go to the library and now i carry the library in my pocket. >> reporter: some have ideas for marking the web's silver anniversary. >> reverse way, maybe we should take a break from the internet and think about the birth of the internet. >> reporter: but most will likely keep downloading, tweeting, posting and pinning without too much thought about the 25 years behind it. in washington, karin caifa, kron4 news. >> speaking of the internet, one of the most popular viral videos on youtube is something called first kiss. this is just a small film. it was made to advertise a clothing line but it has turned into kind of an interesting

social experiment. the director wanted to catch the awkwardness of a first kiss and brought together friends and acquaintances who hadn't met each other. >> do you see this anytime? >> yes. >> what was your name again? >> greg. >> justin. >> how are you? you have nice eyes. >> the interesting moment was before and after the kiss, more intimate and more awkward. >> that is the director of first kiss. she says the world just seemed like a kinder place watching people being sweet with each other. two of those couples ended up meeting again to go on dates. it was pretty warm out there today. we even set a new record high temperature in oakland at the airport, 78 degrees, a new record for this day. widespread 70s out there this afternoon, in fact we are still in the 70s at this hour. it's 77 our high temperature was 77 in san jose today, 77 also in san mateo, it was 73 in half moon bay and 74 in livermore and again we are still in the 70s in a number of places. down in fremont it's 76

degrees, 75 in hayward, still 73 in downtown san francisco and in richmond it is 76 out in antioch at this hour. we are still seeing some breezy conditions as well. winds have certainly died down of what we saw last night and early this morning, wind gusts were in the 30 and 40-mile-an- hour range early morning, now in the teens and the 20s, fairfield still seeing 26-mile- per-hour gusts right now, berkeley 25, concord 20-mile-an- hour gusts and we are seeing gusts in the teens in half moon bay, hayward and martinez. those winds are going to be dying down tonight which is going to allow temperatures to really drop off, especially four inland valleys where we will see 38 degrees in livermore, it will be 37 in napa, down in the south bay, 45 in san jose and sunnyvale, 43 in we had road city, warmer in san francisco at 49 degrees. for tomorrow afternoon we are looking at another round of lots of 70s, so 73 in mountain view, 74 in san jose, 75 in morgan hill and in santa clara.

for the east bay inland valleys we will also see a lot of 70s again tomorrow, 75 for walnut creek, 73 in pleasnaton, 74 in livermore, 75 in antioch. east bay shoreline going to be in the low 70s still and hayward 70 degrees there, 70 in alameda, 72 in berkeley and oakland, 72 down in fremont, at the coastline it's going to be cooler, upper 60s coast side again, though, 65 in ocean beach, 66 in pacifica, 68 for half moon bay, low 70s down the peninsula and then up through the north bay a lot of low 70s again as well. 73 in petaluma, 73 in sonoma and napa. the sierra, sunny and mild there, that trend going to continue this weekend, but tomorrow 55 degrees, friday a little cooler, saturday a little warmer. as we look at our own extended forecast here locally, the next couple of days very similar, low 70s for much of the bay area but into the weekend temperatures will soar into the

80s, practically bay areawide. we will start cooling down pretty dramatically, though into next week. there's even a slight chance of rain by midweek. we will keep you posted on that. snow bowl and ski resorts, no snow to talk about and no storms on the horizon except for the one by midweek next week so keep up to date with the numbers or get discount lift tickets log onto snow bomb.com. the mission bay neighborhood in san francisco where these big machines are involved in a very delicate operation. you can see there efforts to try and bring down what's left after yesterday's five-alarm fire at fourth and china basin streets in san francisco at that construction site for the condominium complex there. that massive fire yesterday left a shell of the building, nonetheless there was a great deal of danger still involved as crews are concerned that the building could fall outward onto the street and affect other structures and even people who might be in the area trying to deal with this

situation of the aftermath of the fire. we are continuing to follow developments there. we have a live reporter at the scene and we will bring you an update on our newscast tonight at 6:00 to keep you abreast of what's going on location as wel investigation into the cause of the fire from yesterday. we will be right back. watching today's winners and losers on wall street and we are starting with target and they are still reeling from the data breach over the holidays? >> there's statistics in here stunning so reeling is true, so the target data breach basically their customers are starting to say i don't want to go there but listen to this, target's customer traffic in january hit its lowest point in three years, 33% of american households shopped at a target in january. 33%. that's way higher than i would have thought of. that's compared to 43%, 43% in january of 2013, that's a massive drop. most businesses couldn't survive that. generation xeres which i am one of dropped aggressively.

age 32 to 49, they declined from 53% last year down to 38% this year as far as making a visit out to the local target store. these are numbers that again say retailers have to get serious, yes, the problem is with the transaction in 2015 you will see more semiconductor based master cards, bank cards so the data should be tougher to get but in the world right now, the u.s. is the only major country using an archaic swipe system for transactions. onto candy crush and so the maker going public. is this a winner or loser? >> i'm calling it a loser because i've seen these stories end very badly. it's a fad, it's cabbage patch kids went away, they were a fad. beanie babies went away, it was a fad. this is a massive fad, it was the top app of 2013, the most downloaded app, the top revenue grossing app for a free app to get $1 transactions where you can buy a bomb and blow

everything up on the screen. that's pure profit almost for a company like this. so they are going to come public. i don't see it. they are a one hit wonder at this point in time. 75% of revenue comes from this game. usage data has been declining. you saw twitter and facebook and it's all about user usage climbing and not declining. there's no barrier to entry here so i don't get it, al. >> a couple of people are going to get rich. >> insiders and bankers. >> thank you, rob. coming up, it looks like any other run of the mill home, except for the fact behind the wall it hides a secret. what is it? i'll explain in the next edition of people behaving badly. that's tonight at 8:00. female announcer: what will you get with your new sleep train mattress?

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and looking ahead to 6:00, our developing story, we are showing you two live angles, live pictures of what's going on now at fourth and china basin in san francisco's mission bay neighborhood where the demolition work continues.

this is the scene of yesterday's massive five-alarm fire which started just before 5:00 yesterday. in fact, a number of buildings in the area were evacuated, some nearby condominiums where some of those people are still not allowed back in their homes. the crews are trying to gingerly and safely bring down the burned structure and avoid damaging other structures in the area and certainly trying to avoid hurting anyone who might be working in the area. a lot going on at that location today. we will bring you complete details at 6:00. also coming up tonight at 6:00, a warning for parents in the east bay after police say a man molests two young girls at their school. stay with us, much more news ahead at 6:00. and a live look outside from our roof cam, downtown san francisco, crystal clear skies this afternoon, still a little breezy out there in spots but we are expecting the winds to calm down, temperatures will also be warming up. i will tell you when coming up.

0001 kron 4 news news at 6:00 starts now. fire investigators are zeroing in on what cause this massive apartment building fire of this building under construction at san francisco's mission bay neighborhood. tonight we are closer to see what sparked the fire. fire crews remained on the scene putting out hot spots. tonight we begin with our team coverage with dan, what's the latest? >> reporter: renow have some demolition going on on the left side of the building. there is a lot of work and pieces coming down. it is supposed to be pushing in. we are seeing a lot of the pieces of building coming

down on the street. to the left, you can see them putting water on the building and here comes a huge piece which is going to come down right now. that's what they were concerned were going to happen while people were in the streets. that's why they wanted to take this down. in terms of the investigation, we have more for you on that, they're zeroing in on that. >> the demolition of what was to be a 172 unit building has begun. some 24 hours after fire raced through this construction site turning the mb360 apartments to rubbles. >> given the amount of fire damaged and water being applied, it weakens the structure further. >> and because hot spots were still prevalent, fire investigators were kept at bay. authorities are zeroing

in on the cause of this 5-alarm fire. >> this origin which was down on some of the upper floors, there were some torching and some work being done. they got off around 3:30 or 4:00. that's something we are looking at. it is preliminary, it is still apart of our investigation. >> more than 150 firefighters battling the blaze and they were successful and thanks in parts of the calm winds as well as the fact that the apartment complex sits alone on the entire block. two buildings had to be evacuated and 30 units in the strata building across the street suffering damage. >> the windows breaking and the sprinkler systems activated so there is some water damage in about 30 of those units. >> reporter: we are back live,

again, the whole idea is to make the streets safe and to make the apartment buildings near by safe. fire crews launched part of the building demos before they allow people back onto the buildings and onto the streets. there is still hot spot in the building and they're still pouring water on that. reporting live, kron 4 news. evacuation of a number near by residents. directly across from the burning construction site where most affected. 30 units in the strata building were damaged by the radiating heat which cracked the windows and set off fire sprinklers today and today residents returning to pick up some belongs describing the terrifying ordeal. >> i am trying to get myself

away from it as soon as possible. i had no idea if they were going to shatter but at least before i left, everything were still in tact. they were just cracking. it is scary, i don't know if i have been in the situation that i felt that scared before. >> the red cross and salvation army are assisting residents to find other place to stay. fire alarms and sprinkler systems must be reset before the people are coming back in. . the research building is about a block away from where the fire started. the flames were put out by the campus police officer and by a maintenance worker. some leaving that day saw the

smoke but did not realized what was happening from the top of the building. >> we can see smoke from the roof but we saw people inside but we thought it was coming from the other building and did not realize that building was caught on fire. >> the spokesperson says the remaining of the employees were evacuated and the building itself does not sustain any structural damage. >> it was part of a development project, these are renders of what the finished products are supposed to look like. hundreds of condos were set to open this sum any loss to the company caused by the fire will be covered by the insurance. they released a statement saying we thank service personnel for the

rapid response and we'll be consulting with authorities. the last five alarm fire happened back in 2011 and spreads to three other structures. the blaze started inside the back of the victorian condo in golden gate avenue and it took firefighters two and a half fires to get those flames under control. you are seeing windy conditions over night and ranging at a number of places. it is still breezy out there and the wind gusts are dying down. they're in the teens and the 20s and they're going to die down later on tonight. san jose 18 18 miles per hour in gusts. we'll talk more about that. tonight okay land police are

in a manhunt of molester. parents are concerned for children at a place that's supposed to be safe for them to go each day. >> we have to do something, this should never happen. parents and students here in oakland demand that something is done to keep students safe after a man resembling the person in this police schedule walked on the yard after school and sexually molested a 7-year-old girl. >> she noticed the lack of security every time she picks up her 7-year-old daughter from school. >> the front is monitored but the back is not monitored. i usually go back on that side and there is no one there watching. >> this is 10-year-old samantha holding a sign that reads "every child deserves a safe life". >> do you have security guards

at cool? >> no, not yet. >> do you wish you have security guards? >> yes, because they should make sure if -- they should make sure all the kids are safe in school and only parents get in and family members and like suspicious people and stuff like that. >> i moved over here and it is across the street from my house and i used to go to a further school and i am like should i change her. it is concerning because it is not only this school but it is other schools, too. >> part of the oakland you know fie school districts where security is being stepped up around the school grounds. in oakland, kron 4 news. >> the suspected molester is between 180 and 200 pounds

with black hair and a mustache. the man may have a rash or a birthmark on the left side of his fore head. the suspect accused of setting off three bombs in the bay area. plus, buyers be ware a craigslist meet up went terribly wrong. and newly released clues from the malaysia flight that could lead to some answers. to some answers. next. the great american novel. to some answers. next. so you can happily let life get in the way, while planning for tomorrow. so you can finish the great american novel

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there might be a break of the mystery missing malaysia airliner. of the satellite images showing what could be debris from the crash site. they spotted three objects highlighted there and the biggest one was by 72 feet. this is in the south china sea and not far from vietnam. the images are from sunday. china is now re leasing these. investigators are not assuming it is the crash site, in malaysian investigators are continuing to search. it has been a lot of conflicting information about the path of that plane. if that's wreckage on the plane of those images, it will bring clarities to the

family of 239 people who were on the plane. coming up george zimmerman, shows the world another side how he says he's trying to change his life and help others. first, people in the south bay using craigslist to lure victims out into the robbery victims out in the open, next. [doorbell rings]

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a san jose woman was kidnapped and robbed by two men who lured her to a parking lot when she had hope to buy some iphones. kron 4 news reports that the deal arranged through craigslist was a set up. >> reporter: traumatized by her ordeal a woman tells the police she responded on an ad on craigslist iphones for sales. she agreed to meet the people

here in capital express way which she brought to cash. >> when she met them and decided to look at the product, they in turn grabbed her and pulled out a handgun from each of the suspects and forcibly put her into their vehicle and sub frequently told her to provide them with some form of cash payment, either through her bank or another mean. the victim agr go ahead and take them to her local bank >> it was not enough she called a friend to bring more while she continued to be held hostage. >> they told her to get on the phone to call somebody and to provide more money. i don't know the conversation, investigators are trying to determine that. at some point the victim did call a friend. >> after her friend brought the money, the money in the

thousands of dollarses,, the woman returned here in the parking lot. investigators are going around the businesses. in san jose, kron 4 news. in january 93 robberies reported in san jose police, that number is slightly down '97 of the same time last year. when 1900 robberies were reported. that number is higher than the 1200 robbery cases documented in 2012. grant. in the bay area's man on the fbi's top wanted hiding out in hawaii. he's believed to be the man behind three bombings more than a

decade ago. the fbi is offering a $250, 000 reward for information leading to san diego's arrest. oakland police looking for two teenagers who they believed are responsible for robbing a man. it happened on february 20th. their grand avenue. the suspect followed the man on the bus and robbed him at gunpoint. here is the first suspect described of a black male wearing a black cap and wearing a black sweatshirt. the second suspect is described as a white male wearing a black, long sleeve t-shirt and black pants. new tonight california's prison officials. it was davis' 2 8 parol hearing. this is a video from his

previous hearings. david granted parol twice since 2010. both of the decisions were reversed. if the parol is finalized this time then governor brown can review the decision and choose whether or not to reverse it. he was sentenced to life in prison on two counts of first degree murder. the teenager who sued her parents for tuition and living expenses last week, she's now back at h. 18-year-old reportedly welcominr back home last night. her family through her out of the house and she needed money to support herself and implied that her father behaved appropriately with her. her parents say she was upset because she did not want to obey the rules at home. as for the fact that everybody

is reconciled and not cleared what's changed. rachel's lawsuit has been settled and the parents' attorney has not give any details. general motor have been recalled for potential deadly problems with the ignition switch. the company is offering free loaner cars to people while repairs are being made and offering financial package and giving people $500s towards a gm car. gm says 13 people have died in crashes linked to that ignition problem. well, it was a windy start of the day and this afternoon, pretty warm temperatures. 70s in the bay area wise, we set a new record high

temperature at oakland. 74 in concord and 74 in pleasant ton and live moore and 76 in fremont and sunnyvale. right now temperat remain rather warm and still in the 70s and a number of places in san francisco. 69 degrees but it is still 75 in oakland and 74 in san jose and 74 in hayward. we are also seeing breezy conditions and still seeing wind gusts in the teens and lows 20s. berkeley seeing wind gusts of 25 miles per hour. 20 in half-moon bay and in the teens in san francisco and san jose and martinez. the winds are expected to die down tonight which is going to lead to chiler temperatures. it will be 38 in livermore. once again it will be 75 in morgan hill and 74 in san jose and 75

in sunnyvale and in campbell for the east bay valleys. east bay shoreline in the lows 70s for your thursday. 70 in alameda and we'll be in the 60s at the coast. 68 in half-moon bay and it will be 68 if san francisco with lows 70s down the peninsula and for the north bay lows 70s is expected as well. and 73 in napa. a look at our extended forecast of what we have lows 70s for the rest of the workweek. in the weekend, temperatures bumping up to the lows 80s. by next week we'll see a cold cool down and a slight chance of rain on wednesday and we'll keep you posted. coming up a new app that could help. starbucks showing you a new way of a tip.

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bus. this has gone viral. it has resulted the child being taken from the home and placed with her god parents. s 26-year-old was drifting in and out of consciousness and not just sleeping. she was on drug and doing what's described as a heroin nod and nobody on the bus cal ht somebody took this video and posted it on facebook and that led to a public out cry and police investigation. she does have a report with convictions for theft and disorderly conduct and promoting prostitution. grant.

the new interview of george zimmerman has been released from his lawyer. he was acquitted of murder for shooting unarmed trayvon martin. . >> i would love for people to have a clean slate. just no prejudice and just think of me as me and the person not who i have been portrayed as. >> zimmerman talks about a variety of topics in the segment including how he used to mentor an african-american boy and how he has hispanic roots and he brings attention to other hate crimes targeting african-americans. he talks about how he wants to become a civil rights or defense attorney. if you want top hear more about that, we posted it all that on our website, www.kron4.com. at 6:30 of the massive fire

in san francisco and the apartment construction projection and the investigation of the cause of the flames is now on the way and a recap of all the stories. a desperate plea to help the child survive. and tonight prayers answered from a 7-year-old boy. >> we heard this impact and it sounded like a bomb went off. >> a deadly explosion rocked the building in new york. [doorbell rings]

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demolition has begun on that construction site that was to be 172 apartment complex. the fire raced through that building yesterday and turning it into rubble and now they're demoing part of that place to make it safe. safe for people to walk on the street and safe for those who lives in the apartment complex across the street. the fire is not out, there is

still hot spots inside the building. fire officials continue to pour water on it. in san francisco, dan, kron 4 news. >> today many residents returned to pick up their belongings. . 30 units in the building were damaged by water and heat. the fire department says it will take some time before residents can fully reoccupy and the i would being. some residents are being allowed back inside the building. in mission, bay, john, kron 4 news. >> continuing our coverage on the mission bay fire, it is estimated that hundreds of thousands of gallons of water were used to fight this fire and firefighters got that water, that's a high pressure system that they can tap into to fight fire.

on this fire they primarily use that specialized system. in san francisco, kron 4 news. people who work and live here on the mission bay and others across town came out to witness and take pictures of the destruction from the firearm blaze. they watching firefighters continuing to pour water on the structure. and they're all just still dealing with a massive blaze on a building happening so close to where they spend most of their time. this suspect in connection of two incident walking on elementary school grounds and inappropriately touching two girls. >> hopefully somebody recognizing this guy and letting our people know we can get this

guy on the street. he's described as having a pink birthmark or on his head on the left side. police are hunting for suspects in connection of a phony craigslist iphone robberies. she agreed to buy several iphones for thousands of dollars say police. when the man discovered she had no cash they kidnapped her at gunpoint and to call a friend to bring more cash. after a woman was released unharmed and the man remained at large. in san jose, kron 4 news. in mountain view police found a teenager passed out on steven creek trail, over dosed on what they believed as doc a drug similar of lsd.

he was rushed to the hospital where we are told that he's in stable conditions today. coming up i will tell you about the letter that the district sent to students and parents and also the dangers of this street drugs. reporting live, kron 4 news. a big weather story tonight, calmer winds expected into the evening and wind gusts are breezy in some places. in alameda and san jose and cupertino were in the teens. so the winds will die down tonight, it will be chilly in some spots and we are talking about 30s in the inland valleys. here is a look temperatures reaching to 38 degrees and livermore at 37. 40 in fremont and into the afternoon, it will be sunny and still going to be on the warm side. we are talking about 70s.

74 in livermore and 72 in oakland and 70 down in hayward. as for the weekend it is going to be warmer and temperatures reaching the 80s in a number of places. try to get to our extended forecast here. come on extended forecast, pop up. we are going to see those 80s as we are headed boo into saturday and sunday. 80 degrees on saturday and 82 on sunday and cooler as we head into monday and tuesday and wednesday. a developing story we now know at least three people had been killed in the huge explosion in east harlem in new york city. two apartment building just flattened. they're still looking for victims and the suspected problem a gas leak and investigators are looking as whether crews damaged the gas line. this happened about 9:00 this morning and more than 60 people have been injured and

some seriously and including three children. >> we just heard this impact and it sounded like a bomb or something went off. and, it kind of shook us and he felt the ground shakes. >> it was like a big boom and something blew up. >> it was so powerful that you heard the boom and it rocked the whole apartment >> that explosion had some people running through the neighborhoods and shattered the windows blocks away. >> coming up a 7-year-old boy gets a helping hand. the special drug that could safe his life. kron 4 news at 6:00 continues next. apple released a major operating system updat iphones and ipad. coming up, i will show you how

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give a 7-year-old boy in virginia, there he is a drug that could safe his life but only after intense public pressure. . this is josh hardy he's fighting an infection that he developed after a recent bone marrow transplant. his parents launched an online campaign. it did work and initially the company was very reluctant arguing that helping the little boy might slow down research and getting the drugs approved for everybody. the fda gave the company permission to use josh and other patients as actual study subject so now josh will get the drugs and so

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>> people are open and once they do meet somebody out there that it is compatible and they have great chemistry. a lot of these things do come out of play. if there is still a factor, we can still work with you. >> it is just lunch, san francisco.com. . >> this segment is sponsored by it is just lunch.

good evening everybody, if you are a kron 4 news viewer, you better believe. we have free agents nfl signing. pam, take a look. this is demarcus ware. you are curious where he's going?

he's going to the denver broncos. $30 million and $20 million guaranteed. dallas let him go . pam, you are interested on tj ward? where is he going. he never started a game there. he signed a four year $23 million and $14 million guaranteed with the denver broncos. you are asking pam about durrell lewis? >> yeah, what about him? durrell. raiders were inquiring about him . once upon a time of the best quarterback in the game. now, he's a new member of the glue england patriots. word is he has a one year deal of $12 million. steve smith, are you interested in his where about

sns s. he's cut by the panthers. pam, right now he's on the open market and i will have my sources working now. now, steve smith, just stay in touch on kron 4 news.com, i will have an app too to let you know where these guys are going. >> i am not done yet. the. $13. 25 million of that is guaranteed. taking the most productive receiver champions last year, now he's moving onto detroit. would you like some home cook in here young lady?? >> very hungry. >> jonathan martin the offense

lineman. jim harbaugh says i cannot wait to give jonathan martin a big hug. martin is at the scandal for a lack of a better term in miami. he was let go by the dolphins. jim harbaugh coaching him at stanford and he will get a fresh start here. that completes of our world in the nfl thing. if there is anybody i left out or anybody you are curious. how are you doing there, jackie? anything? >> [ laughter ] >> why would i tell it to the young people who picked me up on my podcast. why would you want to watch an hour of espn when you can watch kron. >> you are not giving the analysis on the news. >> e, i can i am saying that you get it all in five minutes.

leave toit jackie come it to jackie. >> not to watch, it depends on what you want. that's why people watch espn. >> you are ready? jonathan martin it depends if he has anything left and he may want to play, right? golden tate. he's not that good. steve smith -- carolina cut him and durrell he was over paid and lacey. wards he's getting the paid shot. demarcus ware, never trust a guy with dallas. now, you are guaranteed 20 to go to denver. i don't know about it. >> analysis. >> you want analysis, you are darn right.

here we go, the warriors and the clippers, this should be a good nba game. i don't want to say sensation but one o surprises in terms of last month, they are playing great. everybody wants to take on blake griffin right here one more time. he's going to knock off somebody. he makes upward of $250, 000 a game yeah, i am going get suspended without pay for a month just to hit some turkey. kobe bryant is shutting it off for the season because of his bad knees. hey, if he want to come back, they're paying him at $20 million to come back for 19 season so he will sit out for the final of the 18 games. kobe let's hear it from him how he's

sounding when he's sitting. >> the biggest part is your career is just body maintenance. i will be back at the top of my game because everybody is going to think i am crazy and it is the old player. that's what it is going to be. [ laughter ] >> i mean -- >> that's enough of that. i will give you a little more analysis when he has done his new contract, he kept on talking about working hard to come back this year and helping my team. as soon as he signs two years at $20 million plus each and all of a sudden he says being of the team's best interest. he's great and competitive but he knew all along that it was better for him to sit. >> well, they sure need some help. >> thank you. >> that's my analysis. >> jackie, did you like that one?

i am going to ask pam. >> pam's analysis was wonderful. >> everybody likes pam. half the audience are annoyed with me. that's the idea, i would rather be down the middle. i don't want -- let's put it this way. i rather you have real disdain for me than just oh, another sports guy. i want you to love me or hate me. that's where you get passion from people. you know i am right. >> you just want the passion. >> thank you, more analysis coming phil. phil jackson, he has agreement in place to become the new york snicks. he's 68 and that hip replacement and he's more than likely

just going to shove some people around and his name will hopefully bringing some new players to the new york's snicks. there it is. michael morris. rbi's double of the wall. big morris, we are hoping that he can play left field. strike out three and four in a third innings. he comes through and . giants win today. final of 4-3. now, i do need a break. please. [doorbell rings]

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"the insider," with perspective on today's top trending stories. satellite images may show the location of the plane. >> a possible break in the missing airliner story after the search went social and >> why it's being compared to "lost" as we go behind the scenes of the media covering the heartbreaking real life mystery. >> make sure speculation is kept to a minimum. new shots of stacy keibler's clooney rebound i do. and reports she could be pregnant. power women supporting each other. >> my career is kind of blowing up. sorry. >> suck it, tina fey. >> what the hell? >> i get it. friendship doesn't mean anythin inside abc news anchor's dan harris's new tell-all. >> i was medicated with cocaine and ecstasy. >> the cupcake boy gone viral. super nanny jo frost weighs in

on the sassy 3-year-old. >> listen, listen, listen. now the latest celebrity news delivered to you 24/7. it's "the insider" together with yahoo!. finally, answers in the missing plane history. cnn is calling it real life "lost." i'm kevin frazier. >> i'm thea andrews. the disappearance of this malaysian airline jetliner four days ago has left aviation experts in several countries at a loss to explain what happened. so much so crowd sourcing began to play a role in this mystery. >> now as the search for the lost jet is going social, a break. >> we have some breaking news to report. >> china now says one of their satellites has found what could be a crash area. >> new satellite images offering hope late today. relatives in anguish. some of them even throwing water bottles at malaysian officials. >> how does a plane this size vanish?