developing story. >> james: fire crews are still on the scene of a 4 alarm fire that killed one person last night. >> james:at least 6 people were injured and more than 40 people were displaced by this fire which broke out just before 7:00 last night at 22nd and mission streets. >> james:this is video from our helicopter partnership with abc 7 news. >> james:when firefighters arrived on scene and imediately began a rescue operation. >> james:firefighters had to go room to room searching for anybody who might have still been inside.

then knock on every door to insure that everyone was rescued. they look through every room and we actually had a signal to evacuate with the fire burned as long as a hazard because of dangers to our fire fighters. >> james:this is video from earlier in the evening. >> james:the fire was contained by about 11:30 last night. >> james:all 6 of the injured suffered only minor injuries. >> james:the building burned housed both apartments and businesses. >> james:again nearly 60 people were displaced by this fire.9 of them children. >> james:the red cross was on scene to help the families find another place to spend the night. >> james:and the people who

live in that building are obviously devestated by what happeend. >> james:we spoke with one man who lives in that building with five other family members. >> james:and he says he is just thankful they all made it out okay. it was our part and it was our house. things happen and thank god we are safe. he was alerted everyone in got everyone out my stepdad. just by looking at the water for sure is what to damage the building and all our belongings. blessed are starting from zero pretty much.

>> james:these are pictures of the fire sent to us by viewers. >> james:some dramatic images from the scene. as firefighters rushed to rescue people from the burning building. >> james:you can see all the pictures sent in. they are all in a slideshow on our website at kron-4 dot com. >> james: will have more on this story would team coverage moscow crows on the senate will bring you updates and goes live reports of state to for that. other stories we are following for you this morning. >> erica: right now for morceli we are dealing with a very very light lawrence san francisco 5 lot for our approaching from the west and you point action right behind temperatures there is a lot of moisture in the air where dylan very dry conditions. a lot of cloud cover we have to the city

ride also hopefully we're definitely have firefighters for their efforts to pull out any hot spots. >> erica: a lot of forties out there again we have an increase in crime cover we have a lot of areas of dense fog may lead to a protective valleys and busily falk and the conditions for that we also have to fall or not to send a salchow to coastline. >> erica: looking for lots of sunshine this afternoon as to the edge is approaching the upper 60s we have a closer look at the laws in your neighborhood today livermore 65 and 63 for fairfield. the percentage for though senate sale oakland 66 for redwood city and los 64 at south san francisco. >> erica: full was far we are dealing would like to this is the we do see some activity in these four parts of the state will have area of high pressure to our more than two hours south there's a low pressure system

they're rotating showers in parts of southern california. we could see some clouds associated with the system for the southern edge of the bay area all lot i did nothing that we will see in the rain develop at least for the next couple of days. >> erica: we are looking for a war of the seven day around the bay forecasts. warm spots place like a redwood city oakland and san mateo. my son to sit in prison cloud cover by sunday late afternoon will continue with the opportunity was unsettled whether to sell early next week high pressure will be shot up to maine same dry conditions but still the national weather service called for a 10 percent chance. >> erica: thing as cross as a witness a line out of that system. keep in mind we do have some dense fog developing for those headed out the door right now. that may impact your driver turned bridges leader

allies are not on right now but if you're headed to the senate sale brent in either direction even getting to the bridge can come down to the minute freeway you see green on the roadway sensors. the drive times to five minutes out of navato into the city. >> james:a disturbing discovery in san francisco late wednesday afternoon. >> james:a dismembered body found in a suitcase located at 11th and mission streets. just before 5:00 last night. >> james:and investigators say. it is considered a homicide. >> james:there is no indication how long the body has been deceased. or why it was at that location. >> james:investigators say they are looking at surveilance video to help them find any clues as to who did this and why. >> james:a silent walk by

people who are distraught and demanding justice. >> james:they gathered last night in honor of a young woman killed while jogging. >> james:police say, she was run down by two drivers who were racing their cars. >> james:one of those drivers was in court wednesday. kron 4's charles clifford has the details. >> reporter: he did not enter a plea. the family was in the courtroom. the second suspect in this case 18 year-old is facing a similar charge he did not appear in court and has a 100,000 our bell the them express their frustration. i want to make sure these guys do not get tapped on their head and let them go. >> reporter: she was struck

and killed all marijuana road. >> reporter: this timidity and is their lives should not live in fear. the shared memory is that loss of our bright young woman. she was sitting in her mom's lap putty and kissing her of the last time i seen her. >> james:--he was in pain and suffering of some sort. coming up on the kron 4 morning news.a day at the beach becomes scary has a group of surfers have to work together to save a man's life. >> james:plus.e-cigarettes

soaring in popularity.the health risks they pose to teenagers. >> james:and coming up after the break.how recycling mattresses is helping clean up an east bay neighborhood.

>> james:hold on before you dump that old mattress. >> james:it may be worth some money. >> james:kron 4's haaziq madyun takes a look at a pilot program. aimed at helping the east bay >> reporter:this illegally dumped mattress in east oakland has just received a cash value now that is has been tagged. all you have to do is get it off the street and bring it in here to dr3 recycling "this is a way to clean up the street and get the mattresses off of the street" >> reporter:the director of dr3 recyclingrobert jacosays between now and the end of march his company will be part of a pilot program created by stopwaste.org seeking ways to curb blight

and reduce landfill waste in alameda county "we're trying to tag a thousand mattresses that's is what we are trying to do" he explains how it works "we keep track when we tag a mattress that is out on the street we right down the information" so what are the mattresses worth? "$12 for each king size piece, $10 queen, $8 full, $6 twin" >> reporter:the pilot project comes on the heels of recently passed state legislation requiring mattress manufacturers to create a recycling program for discarded mattresses. the data collected from the pilot will be used to formulate the new program. illegal dumping is a huge problem in a cities like oakland where last year their public works department collected 5000- mattressescosting tax payers$500-thousand- dollars. jaco some of the tagged mattressess havealready made their way to dr3

"and a guy brought them in on a shopping cart so it was a guy that definitely needed the money" >> reporter:in oakland haaziq madyun kron4news >> james:and here's a live look outside. the embarcadero.currents. >> james: before we get our high for today the forecast at the top of the hour she will be up next with another look at the weather.

>> erica: a lot of people getting out right now probably noticing how the stock is the very dense fog renowned not only for the protected dallies but along the san mateo county coast line of the caucus or really

has a temperature we're still hold a loss of 40 and 57 non san francisco good morning you're at 5145 of the door and opened. -- oakland keep in mind however is really think as we approach sunrise. the fall is released a blanketing much of the bay if you concede out toward fair for concord even impact on our east bay shoreline and san mateo county coast. as we headed to the afternoon the low-lying cloud cover will be out of here by 10:00. >> erica: as it wishes of the afternoon lots of sunshine expected today will be on the warm side temperatures still trending above average focusing on those numbers for you plenty of 60s today in the south bank evergreen 67 campbell

even los gatos and even high of 67 and 66 up toward redwood city. still looking enjoyable conditions. >> erica: the mild pattern is really lost the bay area loss of sons and developing for downtown san francisco a high of today's 63 as the upper 60s across the bay in oakland. satellite and redder to live did this to what the story we have high pressure to are more and into our south where the low pressure system is just west of baja california real sense of showers to the southwest parcels so cal raise some cloud cover about as far north as monterey. here in the bay area we're talking about a little bit of a world as we headed to the weekend seven is the possibility as we headed to the first half of a weakened saddam you warmer as a the next seven weeks will things down by sunday.

>> erica: 5 person was a hold on will nancy to much rain develop for the first week of february we're still on track for the driest january on record in downtown san francisco has not been this crisis this the keeping record back in 1850 more on that coming up. >> erica: in the like the bay bridge is a pretty easy ride keep in mind if you're coming from east bay we have areas of fog this morning over at the center sale bridge drive times as well to 13 minutes. traffic on the right-hand side of the screen out to foster city the bright lights coming toward you heading eastbound to hay were the golden gate bridge shows traffic is light ride down the problems of the lens of a southbound trip and the richmond center febris your good to go. as a second look at the track the plans so far so good both

and is the 280 and highway 101 still enjoying grammar the recesses here if you're heading down to the san mateo bridge no problem either direction for the nimitz freeway. >> james:the man hit his head while surfing and was knocked over. >> james:and his rescue was caught on tape. >> james:as kron 4's alecia reid has the details in this my kron 4 story. >> reporter:while testing out his new gopro camera, nick mastrup came across a surfer in distress - his daughter not knowing what to do. he was just floating there. you could tell he was either in pain or suffering of some sort. he had a hard time talking and said he couldn't feel his fingers or neckhard for him to speak.

>> reporter:nick decided they needed to get the man out of the water right away. once we got him close enough to shore we knew we had to get him on the surfboard and carry him out. he was kinda like deadweight, so we had to get a couple of people off the shore to come into knee deep water and help him onto the surfboard. >> reporter:nick never got a chance to find out the victim's name. as a former lifeguard, he tells me he's grateful his training paid off. reporting in bolinas. >> james:we checked into that last story. after a viewer reached out to us. >> james:if you have a story idea you'd like us to check into -- go to our website, kron4-dot-com >> james:and click on the my kron4 story tab. >> james:happening today.opening statements are set for today in the trial of former n-f-l player aaron hernandez. >> james:he's the former new

england patriot player -- accused of orchestrating the murder of a semi-pro football player back in 2013. >> james:ryan nobles has more from boston. >> reporter: they charged with killing a semipro football player he was found dead in industrial park shot seven times. steubenville shall the victim getting into a car with hernandez and the video of the same car driving into the industrial park and later served in this video showing fernandez back home less than a mile from where the body was found old will prosecutors last is the murder weapon. if they believe that he was with her right before he was killed is not a big leap to include the and it was involved with the murder. >> reporter: the jury will

not hear about sex message the victims and his sister does mess before he was killed saying you saw who i with nfl just too you know. >> james:a republican-led senate judiciary committee is considering whether to confirm attorney general nominee, loretta lynch. >> james:she was in the hot seat yesterday. answering questions at a confirmation hearing. >> james:lynch defended president obama. saying she believes his executive action on immigration is within his power. >> james:outgoing attorney general eric holder approved the move to protect millions of undocumented immigrants from deportation. >> james:republicans have long argued that's illegal. the citizenship is a privilege. certainly to the

rights of those who were born here. >> james:if confirmed. lynch would be the first african american woman to serve as attorney general. >> james:she needs to pick up support from three republicans on the committee to move to a vote before the full senate. >> james: we're also looking live here at the bay bridge approach as it did seem to track and on the commute with the forecast for today will have more of this all weather coming up in just a minute.

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you'll still need to dial... 1 plus the area code plus the phone number. so when in doubt, dial it out! >> reporter:it's called vaping, and for the first time it's become the top choice among young smokers.

>> reporter:17 percent of high school seniors say they smoke e=cigarettes, compared to 14 percent for the traditional kind. >> reporter:among young adults in california, e=cigarette use tripled in popularity in just one year. >> reporter:20 percent of them say they have never used any other kind of tobacco. >> reporter:and those numbers are likely to rise. >> reporter:big tobacco companies are invested heavily in e=cigarettes. >> reporter:since 2010 their yearly ad budgets have gone from about five million to more than 80 million dollars. >> reporter:california health officials say those ads leave out some important facts, and imply some things that aren't true. >> reporter:for instance: that e=cigarettes help you stop smoking. >> reporter:in fact 89 percent of people who start using e=cigarettes are still using them a year later. >> reporter:or that they are a healthy alternative.

>> reporter:it turns out that the vapor isn't water at all. >> reporter:it's actually a concoction of nicotine and other toxic chemicals known to cause cancer and birth defects. >> james:coming up on the kron 4 morning news.why bay area restaurants are being forced to beef up security, >> james:plus.we'll have the latest on that 4 alarm fire that broke out in san francisco overnight. >> james:and here's a live look outside.san mateo.currents. >> james:coming up on 4:30.we continue to follow a developing story from overnight.

>> james:one person is dead and 6 others injured following a 4-alarm fire in san francisco. >> james:this is video from our helicopter partnership with a-b-c 7 news. >> james:the fire broke out

on missin and 22nd streets. >> james:and kron 4's mike pelton is live on the scene of that fire with the latest this morning. >> james: there are commercial retail space is on ground-floor apartments above those apartments these people were at the time of the fire the has ago room by room searching for anyone who might still be trapped inside will have more the story coming up in a live report states to do not forget our web site kron 4 that tom will be of did you on this story be the web site. >> erica: right now we are dealing with some areas of dense a low cloud cover temperatures not too bad on this thursday morning plenty of stories the '60s expected by letter on today temperatures still trending above where we should be for

this time of the year like i mentioned visibility may be a factor getting out early thursday morning the worst of red accents you're ride coming out of the north along highway 101 down to the golden gate bridge visibility has dropped as a mouse a half moon bay low- lying cloud cover really starts to come up as we approach sunrise. >> erica: a lot of the low clouds will lift the in the weightless of sunshine. pleasant day of high as 66 it will not be as warm as some of the east bay interior valleys fair to a 6362 for antioch took this as a rose above average and a high 6463 for downtown san francisco mid-60's letter around apple bay in 66 degrees in sunnyvale. >> erica: the condition of the bay area we have-store

no. you just was about california is so tense hours and parts of snow piled parts of the southwest as well the cloud cover stanley up to far north as monterey as a few of the cloud cover is also shared with the system in the southern as of the bay area all along this is the one not affect us as one approaches from the pacific northwest and early next week that could bring us some showers national weather service does nothing is too likely the we're looking at about a 10 percent chance high-pressure will stick around will be strong enough to keep it would work out of here. >> erica: certainly was said we can get really crossing our fingers for some ran for the higher elevations as head of the sunday and monday but beyond that a lot of sunshine and temperatures will lose again as we headed to the middle of next week focusing on traffic around the bay area we do have some areas of dense fog renown there's

tons a line and a cast is right now just a little away fast track not affected of course the mystery why the law also about 545 in the morning the senate several is looking good in both directions tile in '92 the golden gate bridge for another try to the five men's out of navato incident redwood city and those in the getting debt early start to the richness and a fair rent the cars and cameras shut out to clear the roadway senses and say is above 15 out our. >> james: it is becoming an unfortunate trend in the bay area. >> james:overnight burglaries to steal high end wine from restaurants. >> james:it has happened in the north bay, south bay, and east bay. >> james:kron 4's j.r. stone is following has the story. >> reporter: he had to beef up security to protect his

line the phibro and that the 2013 and stole the good stuff. you see the problems have not gone away. they came back here in april of last year and then again on christmas eve and christmas day each tied attempting to come through the skylight with the ladder and a crowbar. >> reporter: these cases are not unique to three months. this is a low cases have been hit in the region with some of us have chosen to keep quiet about he has all suspicions on what is going on. i think people are beginning to connect the dots that there an organized

group they're already have buyers for them only at the back as a prison term both unique and very expensive wine the demand is stored the more you cannot have the more you wanted >> james:good news out of antioch this morning. according to the city's police chief. >> james:overall crime is down. >> james:and, the number of arrests officers are making. is up. >> james:chief allan cantando tells kron four that from year-to-year. violent crimes were down nearly 10-percent.in 2014 >> james:and, property crimes are down close to 6- percent compared to 2013. >> james:the chief credits pro-active police work for

the drop-off. including officers working more overtime to focus on gang suppression in some of the cities more violent communities. >> james:at the moment, the chief says, his department is up to 90 officers on staff. >> james:with, three soon - to- be officers. currently training in the academy. >> james:in addition to that there are nine vacant officer positions, which the chief hopes will be filled later this year. >> james:a san francisco public defender. handcuffed and arrested at the hall of justice. >> james:this video released yesterday shows jami tillotson being taken into custody. >> james:police say, she interfered with their investigation. >> james:she says she was just doing her job.

>> james:she was at the courthouse with her client on an unrelated case. when police wanted to question him. >> james:she says she just wanted her client to understand his rights. while the officers tried to ask him questions. >> james:and says she was shocked about her arrest. >> james:the public defender's office is calling the arrest outrageous and dissapointing. >> james:it is asking the san francisco police department to apologize for the arrest. still ahead. and here's a live look outside.roof >> gabe slate: they're testing out a new high-tech car and on the most popular social networks has added a new feature you're going to want to hear about the state told that is coming up in my

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the biggest improvement this will bring to reduce the amount of storage needed to perform theios8 software update >> gabe slate: a lot of people do not have that space on the device so there's still using ios7 >> gabe slate: is still too expensive and in same mold while driving a tesla. the most supercharged version of tesla's model application electric car the p 85 d comes with this thing five in same mold. six other the 91 horsepower accelerating from zero to 60 in just three seconds. >> james: phoenix arizona

putting the final touches on the field that will host a super bowl this sunday and a full role of the surf the reduced into your receipt of phoenix to a taxi from alabama insist the phoenix --shipped to phoenix. we will take a break coming up on the kron 4 morning news will have more headlines for it will have another set of weather and traffic here is a lab outside the golden gate bridge in was a quick look at what conditions are like that think we have in the current conditions near basel to the no. 23 greased 63 letter on today.

>> erica: perhaps change on the horizon as early next week to to try now for the most part in the 40's cloud cover for the fremont 4645 degrees in san mateo we are seen fit is right now and san francisco in a city santa rosa has jumped into the upper 30's we do have some catchy dance all right now you're ride for santa rosa to petaluma. headlines show was a loss of sunshine into the early afternoon and will be warmer and will continue with that trend as we head into the next couple of days in fact the weekend will bring this about seven is for saturday in oakland and moving into early next week we are looking at just a slight chance of rain. >> erica: it does not look too likely there are some disagreements lunacy much land out of the low pressure system keeping our fingers

crossed we are moving in the direction of the drive is january on record. since the 1850's cloud cover for the delta out livermore valley effect in the east bay shoreline in the peninsula. temperatures on the wrong side as we headed to the afternoon. fairfield having high as san jose hitting a high of 66. >> erica: that is rosa is an showers in the southwest but cloud cover associated with the system only streaming at the far north as monterey. perhaps touching dusty southern edge of our district addressing in a way

of this is impacting us. in fact a worm things up over the next couple of days with the seven day from the forecastle saturday will be the warmest day cooling fins down a chance to read as minister late sunday afternoon and that is i will see a 10 to 20 percent chance of showers as we head into early next week. >> erica: the bridges all look good we are seeing some clout line appear at the castle at the bay bridge toll plaza would not have the answer is to report the meeting the lights are off here. --the metering lights are off >> erica: no issues or delays at the richmond san rafael bridge barely within camera site still enjoying agree on the road licenses for interstate 280 i 101 and the bayshore freeway looks good we have not seen any delays for ac transit or a

strand one perry >> james: we have 66 tutors there were sent home from school in palm desert because they are not fully vaccinated for measles the u.s. would this is working with the riverside county health department to insure the students and staff our state safe. : "they are going to be asked to stay home until the incubation period for contagion would be complete." : "i do think it's important because they need to stay safe and healthy so i do think it is good for them to." >> james:there are four confirmed measles cases in riverside county. >> james:ohio dad leaves kids in freezing car to eat >> james:one of the nation's most

that's what worries me. this was your man was arrested for child endangerment the children's mother says their father was having a bad moment. >> james:u-s based boeing was once again asked to build the fleet of planes commonly called "the flying white house." >> james:the massive 747 dash eight will be fully outfitted for presidential use. >> james:the pentagon says a four engine, wide body plane is needed to carry out the mission of air force one. >> james:the current presidential planes are based on earlier models of the 747 jumbo jet. >> james:the fleet went into service in 1990. >> james:we are learning more information this morning about the drone that crashed on the white house

lawn earlier this week. >> james:and now that crash is raising new concerns about white house security. jim acosta has the details. >> reporter: the tiny quad copter had to fly less than 10 blocks a straight stock from the man's apartment to restore ride house. they say that the johnson lost contact with the operator and ran to trees what time to return home. the operator had to devise a man who works with a top-secret national ge space intelligence agency tried to comment on reports that he was intoxicated offline the drawer debris from kolffs he said i cannot release the cried out. >> reporter: i cannot release the cannot hope you understand. he was using the kron 4 chris the purposes there was never any threat to the president or first lady will travel overseas at the time as of the incident this is a the white house and say from drones. this technology is

not new to the secret service this is something that one worker for some time. >> reporter: an interview with cnn president use rapid expansion of civilian drawn huge walrus new regulations. president obama-haori managing this new technology because it the drone that landed at the white house you could buy at radio shack. >> reporter: is requiring is customers of decadron software to read these aircraft from flying of washington. it's already against the law to fly drops in the district police to fines of two the year in jail it rest on whether the operator or willfully violated the

law's restrictions. >> reporter: when lawmakers and reported a has a before flying along at a congressional hearing and also crest and that is the worst-case scenario >> james:coming up on the kron four morning news. and here's a live look outside. mount tam

>> james:a wisconsin family that suffered a painful loss. received a special surprise from a superbowl winning quarter back. rose heaphy has the story. they cannot believe it it

was amazing. >> reporter: what a nice day yes the date the quarterback aaron rogers appeared for a casual chat. the girl that to spend several hours getting to know the quarterback. the specimen was settled as a part of the new commercial campaign organization host a week- long campaign in wisconsin lost a loved one and a military. they lost a father in 2006 he died when it hit a roadside bomb and i rep. he was a to 5 years old. the oldest was 6. --

their father was 25 years old. some of was to have the same story so we feel like we're connected. the connection that now includes rogers. is amazing the someone had tears. >> james:people in the northeast are digging out from the blizzard. meantime, one new mom is getting used to having twins. >> james:paticia strickland went into labor as parts of the northeast were getting pounded by a blizzard on monday night. >> james:she lives in worcester, massachusetts. where the storm dumped nearly three feet of snow. >> james:she wasn't due for another five weeks, but the

contractions were so strong, she was having trouble breathing. >> james:and they had another problem. their car was stuck under snow. >> james:so her boyfriend called an ambulance because a travel ban was in effect except for emergency vehicles. >> james:paramedics arrived and her water broke minutes after she got in the ambulance. >> james:baby gabriel was born in the ambulance. and baby aliyah was born 11 minutes later, once they had arrived at the hospital. >> james:for now, the babies are being kept in special incubators to help keep them warm while they grow. >> james: and broke out last night in san francisco crews are still there try to stamp out hot spots to have the latest coming up in a live report also this morning a body found in a suitcase in san francisco will have information on that investigation as well the puppies still of ahmanson

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developing story. good morning and thanks for joining us. i'm darya folsom. and i'm mark danon. >>mark:we're beginning with our developing news this morning. >>mark:a massive four alarm fire in san francisco's mission district. >>mark:one person was killed in the fire that broke out last night. >>mark:at least six people were injured. and 40 people were displaced by the fire. >>darya:it broke out just before 7:00 last night at 22nd and mission streets. >>darya:this is video over the the fire last night. from our helicopter partnership with abc-7 news. >>darya:you can see just how big those flames were.

>>darya:when firefighters arrived on scene and imediately began a rescue operation. >>darya:they had to go room to room to search for anybody who might have still been inside. >>darya:we have team coverage of the fire this morning. >>darya:kron 4's will tran is live at the scene with the latest. will? >>will tran: you concede the police delegating behind me we are at one section of mission street i know that the fire started at a building you concede the intersection on the left side will move to that from 530 in the morning and give you another vantage point you to see all the firefighters the police officers this is far from over and the reason why is about 50 minutes ago to fire engines left the area at jackson doesn't mean that your scaling down at this point they said no is actually a change of ship. >>will tran: they're not being allowed through their only authorized personnel

including the media this one person died could have been a lot worse especially since we saw the huge flames we got a chance to track down the san francisco fire department police chief and fire chief here is what she had to say about the fire. they're clearly not on every door let people initially we pulled up from waited for rescuers they look through every room and then we actually heard it go off. that was a signal to evacuate because the fire burning as long as it has become as they did to our fire fighters. >>will tran: hot spots are still very much concerned. because it is still on going

the cannot allow investigators to go inside the building to find out the cause of the file we do know that the people are displaced they have been put a buy red cross. >>darya: >>darya:the building that burned, houses both apartments and businesses. >>darya:this is video of crews still working to put out the fire last night. >>darya:you can see the charred windows. and smoke still billowing out. >>darya:the red cross was on scene to help the families who live there find another place to stay the night. you want to make sure they're safe and comfortable. we want to assure the have a place to stay weak was to get them settled in a disaster shows or some sort of alternative housing. >>darya:and you'll want to stay with kron4 for continuing coverage of the

mission fire. >>darya:on our web site, we have reaction on twitter and more photos of the fire. >>darya:we will be sharing some of those on air this morning. >>darya:you can always get the very latest on our mobile app. >> james: were looking outside right now a little hazy over as if aware bill would fall this morning heavier in another thread is that our show you those numbers coming up out to show you in the quick of the wood is light outside now to ensure that are cool but it will be ok if it was a quick look at the headlines this morning fog will replace them with a one afternoon temperatures will be in the mid-60s for good bit of the bay area today dry and warmer temperatures on for saturday there the very slight chance monday i cannot emphasize a slight chance at this point a pretty thin chance were keeping an eye and hoping.

>> james: will santa rosa and 445 in the loss of 46 in hayward and $45 and was a widespread myth for is from the break out of bed at 515 and have the full at the forecast with a seven day around the bay. >>george: problems in san francisco with the fire on the street as mrs. street shut down in both directions northbound and southbound at 22nd this is likely going to mean some community road link and they're working on that now getting out the information about which lines will be affected because of these problems and looking around the bay the good news is we're not track any freeway hot spots this morning the ride is required according to california highway patrol. >>george: edge of it was brought is a lie ride if you're headed for 92 in the san mateo bridge a fairly easy to appear as well and take a look at the commute to the golden gate bridge ride and north and

southbound 101 you concede that the bridge look as good crews are still finishing up with the recent figuration of the lines there are no problems reported for the southbound ride. >>mark:more developing news we are following this morning. >>mark:a disturbing discovery in san francisco. >>mark:a dismembered body was found in a suitcase located at 11th and mission streets. >>mark:it was found just before 5 yesterday evening. >>mark:investigators say they are considering this a homicide. >>mark:the medical examiner is >>mark:there is no indication how long the body has been deceased. or why it was at that location. >>mark:investigators say they are looking at surveilance video in the search for any clues. >>darya:still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. >>darya:an emotional vigil in san jose. for the woman hit and kiiled while she was out jogging. >>darya:we'll hear the plea her loved ones are making. >>darya:and an eight year

old boy. detained by police for supporting terrorists. >>darya:we'll tell you what the boy did. coming up. >>darya:plus after the break. >>darya:a bay area man is heartbroken. after his puppy on muni together. >>darya:we'll show you the suspect and tell you what happened. ♪ ♪ hersy's spreads. brg the delious steof hersh'chocate to athing - erytng. withersh'spreads, thpossibilits ardelious.

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♪♪ become a member of kaiser permanente. because together, we thrive. ♪♪ >>george: the fire crews are still busy at the scene of a fire are developing story this morning on a mission and 22nd because of that mission is shut down in both directions at 22nd used the adjacent alternate of valencia crop are even south van ness ave to get northbound and southbound. >>darya:san francisco police are looking for a man who they believe punched another man in the face before stealing his pit bull puppy on a bus. >>darya:it happened early this morning in the city's

south of market neighborhood. >>darya:police released this photo of the man they're looking for. as well as photos of the puppy. >>darya:police say an 18- year-old was riding with his four-month-old puppy near sixth and mission streets around 2:40 a-m when a man approached him. punched him in the face. and grabbed the puppy before getting off the bus. >>mark:much more ahead on the kron 4 morning news. >>mark:we continue to follow the latest on the massive fire in san francisco. >>mark:we'll hear from a resident who was displaced. >>mark:and taking a look at the bay bridge.

>>darya:back to our developing news this morning. >>darya:the massive four alarm fire that killed one person. >>darya:this building that you see has businesses and residents. >>darya:dozens of people were forced from their homes.

>>darya:kron 4's mike pelton is live at the red cross center where some of those people are staying. >>darya:mike? >> reporter: it impacted the building of the right side of the sea the crews are still here this morning the red cross is helping those displaced in the early morning blaze is the about 65 last night and the fire chief described the dramatic rescue about a dozen residents here on the same some of them live on a third floor of the building consists about several commercial businesses. the rest of your people from the fire escape and several other brigham down and interest they're well inside the building the red cross to terrell them to the red cross and admissions campus. >> reporter: the red cross still try to iron out how many people were displaced because of the fire please tell us that it has been

close overnight and there are able to help those displaced in the early morning blaze with a very clear that the red cross that there was extensive damage to those apartment they're not going to return anytime soon at this point. >> erica: many of the photos are being sent to the kron 4 news home. we have a slide show on kron 4 that, if you want to look at that. let's take them fully you concede this is actually a video you can see all the flames coming out of the window dozens of people are on the street second look at what is happening and firefighters and rescuing and dozens of people out on the mission district the lot of traffic impact as well ablaze on for hours and a slide back axis still in the process of putting out some hot spots this is a picture of the fire trucks on the same and you can see all the cars people are standing in the streets.

>> erica: a lot of the protective to to to the final would happen in fact yesterday passed back is running on twitter >>mark:in the south bay nearly 100 people walked in silence in honor of a woman an innocent bystander, killed by two drivers who were racing their cars. >>mark:one of the drivers 23 year old manuel maldonado-avalos, appeared in court yesterday to face charges in connection with the death of 24 year old kiran pabla. >>mark:he did not enter a plea. the other suspect, gabriel esparza, faces similar charges but he posted bail and was released.

>> james: hon. to stay on the dry side for this weekend it will be a nice warm with to the to keeping up the low '70's and then on monday there is the off chance that we might get some of that range in the

pacific northwest to sap southwest will get some showers and an update at this point likely it will happen is their remotes the we're keeping our fingers crossed. >> james: we're hoping to get some of that rain keep it tone here in the course of the weekend. >>george: is a pretty quiet start here and the traffic center that is good news the problems continuing into san francisco with the close of mystery is a lot of operations as they are developing story this morning at mission street is closed and likely will remain so for a while with no indication from the sea its feet and from the police department about what it is that they will begin to open up the lane scare at we're still waiting to hear from unique about reversing a bomb that intersection to. >>george: the drive times are still pretty good for the commute on interstate 80 in the westbound direction

we're not tracking any problems for the ride getting down to the lower east sure freeway a 12 minute commute from hercules to berkeley was 24 looks good as all of the ride through the san ramon valley your neighbor is camille is trouble-free this morning no delays westbound. no estimates of the upper deck your drive to the san mateo bridge looks good and just in a limited time here this morning that is good. >>george: there are no delays for the southbound ride in the two lines are available for the was wrong direction the richmond bridge and the west about ride heading toward lower rates county is the late free with no problems for your trip now there are no delays either on interstate 580, as you head toward richmond. >>george: you can get traffic any time in state updated on all the we are covering here with the kron 4 mobile application is a free download and it will work on your android or apple devices.

>>mark: nearly 100 people walked in silence in honor of a woman and as a bystander killed by to drivers who were raising their cars one of the driver 23 year-old man well appeared in court yesterday and face charges with the death of the 24 year-old woman. the other suspect is facing similar charges but he posted bail and was released. >>mark:pabla was out jogging monday on yerba buena road in san jose when she was hit and killed by the drivers. >>mark:her family was in the courtroom and expressed their frustration. >>: how to make sure that they do like a chapter on their hands and let go i cannot believe she is gone and does not feel real it is so unfair the last time i saw her was two weeks ago she was sitting in her mom's lapsed hugging and kissing her. i think about how love and she was. >>mark:a memorial continues

to grow in the area where pabla was killed. >>mark:san jose police have also stepped up patrols looking for speeders along yerba buena road. >>darya:a new day and another ultimatum from isis. >>darya:the terror group released an audio recording that appears to be the voice of japanese hostage journalist kenji goto. >>darya:the japanese government held an emergency meeting today. >>darya:officials say the new recording appears to be genuine. >>darya:according to the message, isis will kill a jordanian pilot they're holding captive. unless jordan hands over a female prisoner by sunset today. >>mark:police are questioning an eight-year- old boy from the south of france who claims to support the men who attacked the satirical newspaper, charlie hebdo. >>mark:authorities say the boy said he was with the terrorists and refused to take part in a national minute of silence for the

victims of the attack. >>mark:12 people were killed at the newspaper offices and six others were killed in the days after. including the gunmen. >>mark:dozens of people have been arrested and accused of defending terrorism since the attacks.

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to campus until february u.s. stock futures are on wednesday. >>darya:restaurant owners in the bay area are beefing up security. after several overnight burglaries were reported where burglars stole high end wine. >>darya:john rittmaster owns prima in walnut creek. >>darya:he says there have been several break-ins over the past few years, and the thieves are going for the good stuff. >>darya:thefts have also been reported at french laundry in napa, and plumed horse in saratoga. >>darya:rittmaster thinks the robbers have a plan for the wine. >>darya:rittmaster says demand for fine wines is soaring. >>will tran:we have the latest on the four alarm fire in san francisco's mission district. >>will tran:we'll hear from one man who was forced out of his home.

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>>mark:welcome back. >>mark:we continue with our developing news this morning. >>mark:a massive fire kills one person and injures others. >>mark:it happened in the mission district at around 7 last night. >>mark:this is video from our helicopter partnership with abc 7 news. >>mark:this building is at 22nd and mission streets. >>mark:this morning investigators are trying to determine the cause. >>mark:we have team coverage of the fire this morning. kron 4's will tran is live latest. >>mark:will? >>will tran: one person died and six people injured including a firefighter. you

can see the charred remains of one of the left side of the building you can see how black and it is they don't even know the cause of the fire is simply because it is too dangerous for them to send investigators inside at this point once the hot spot is on that cynicism up and maintain its integrity so it will not collapse of the investigators that will allow people in their to find out what caused the fire i am once with a second of valencia the light there cannot have access to this place there was a woman on the left side of the slain police officers were serializes he could talk to her we're told to stand here if it were not allowed anyone to much closer to year. >>will tran: is so much coming and going police officers fire fighters the first table beyond the letter on this morning to give us an update we do know that at one point there are

people on the fire escape that needed to be rescued. >>darya: he said he is happy that they all make it out ok. there's a lot of memories up there on a limited level for the past 12 years my mom is devastated this isn't a hospital right now and-she is a and everyone else is safe. >>darya: his mother was tossed like a sheet into shock. >>darya: will continue our tight team coverage we have the latest developments as well as bottles of twitter and facebook you can also share we have a mobile application that is a great way to get the very latest on this fire.

>> james: room to start off by talking a little bit about the fault of their sting out there is of the have your side of near santa rosa would have mother is really a small visibility from petaluma and fairfield in concord 70 in oakland this all begin to thicken the just a little bit on the open side of the bay bridge nine mile visibility out half moon bay elsewhere is not so bad here is a lot of outside san sale would general haziness the to still make out the she lies even on high-rise section off in the distance is not terrible at the san mateo bridge hills a quick look at him to will spec as will grow today at the moment we are seeing pretty chilly temperatures a lot of men for is out there right now. >> james: presence in 41 and 43 in fairfield and the loss of 43 in vallejo and colder still open santa rosa at 39 everyone should enjoy to the jews in the mid-60s is after our have a full look at that part of the forecast, but

our fourth set at 545. >>george: the developing story here this morning the major fire that occurred and is still at least active and give seen in san francisco that is why 22nd is still closed at mission mission at 27 northbound southbound in both directions they're shut down the impact to mm mortar and not as significant as it thought might be i still have not said anything official from them about what they might have to do in order to root around that closure as we track the rest of the drive from the bay we're still not looking at any hot spots the volume is building here at the bay bridge was bound >>george: within the next seven minutes we will see the need to realize activated and for your trip on highway 92 to the san mateo bridge the volume is still low enough that the drive time is just 11 minutes for the westbound ride. >>mark:the stanford campus is reeling from allegations that a member of the university's swim team has

been charged with rape. >>mark:the santa clara district attorney's office says former stanford freshman brock turner will face five felony charges among them 2 counts of rape, as well as having sex when the victim was intoxicated and unconscious. >>mark:the alleged attack occurred on campus near student residences and lake lagunita >>mark:and this is not turner's first brush with police. >>mark:in november, he was cited for being a minor in posession of alcohol. >>mark:court documents say when police confronted turner and his friends, he ran from police. >>mark:turner is due to make his first appearance before a judge on monday. >>darya:a 14-year-old boy riding on a bicycle was struck by a car and >>darya:injured this afternoon in danville, according to police. the boy was riding his bike on the sidewalk on green valley road >>darya:between waingarth way and hope lane around 4:20 p.m. when he veered around

>>darya:some garbage cans on the sidewalk and into the roadway, according to police. >>darya:he was struck by an automobile and suffered serious injuries that >>darya:required him to be transported by helicopter to ucsf benioff children's >>darya:hospital in oakland. the driver stopped at the scene and is cooperating with police. but now the damage is left. and ahead at six. >>mark: 66 to send home from school and palm desert because they are not fully vaccinated for measles that unifies would this is work and with the riverside county health department to insure the students and the sap r stave unless they prove they have been vaccinated these 66 students cannot return to campus until february 9th if they are cleared by the health department. >>darya: the storm and

minorities have come down with the damage has left will take a look at one home that is completely destroyed and it left people back east are going to look at this video police and citizens get in a scuffle at a city council meeting will tell you where it happened and what everyone gets so upset about advanced 6 a souvenir said like the eiffel tower spark security concerns at a bay area airports we will see what is alert at the tea as a officer.

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>>george: is a live look from a helicopter partnership with abc seven news that has shut down mission street in san francisco and of the wrecks of northbound at 22nd and adjutancy 22nd is also affected and the area for about a block or rounds though no traffic being allowed through at this time is an area to avoid. even get updated on the fire as well as traffic any time with the kron 4 mobile application agree with to keep was with you it is a free download and works on apple devices and android as well. >>mark: overall crime is down and antioch chief alan tells us that the crimes and

not 10% in 2014 in property crimes are down 6 percent compared to out of 13 is projected police work for a drop off include all the support and more overtime to stop gang compression and the city's private communities. we are focusing on many other towns there or to get the grant had put all this is a high crime area the officer in that location and double the officer with another officer to work 40 hours was signed in that very small geographic area and hope was is a really good results from that. the department of the 90 officers on staff with three soon-to-be officers early training in the academy in addition to that there are nine vacant positions which they hope will be fulfilled later this year >> james: where track in the web for years to live with outside the golden gate

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>>mark: this will have some hot spots it for us this morning the 557 on the same all night once the fire is completely out arson attacks force will work to determine the cause in addition to let the drug those for this is are sifting comfortable have a place to say they're helping those residents and replace any medications laws and a fire another bookstore dismembered body found in his suitcase and 11th and mission san francisco the 45 last night there are no indications on how long the body has been there but the investigators said they're looking as surveillance video testified any clues.

>> erica: take a look at all of the images coming into the kron 4 news room this shows the firetrucks took a ladder extended to the top of the roof you can see all the smoke and flames the people are likely to sit from san francisco's st. the sea the blaze it was a for alarm fire a lot of people were in the streets and actually impacted traffic the dozens and dozens of people taking pictures on the scene it was the big one a lot of people are sending back pictures and if you have any images you like to share some of the mill to breaking news at kron 4 gap and as always to the check out a slide show even some videos of crawford,. >>darya: we want to get a look at the weather. >> james: they're no delays and a reporter but did notice the fog is beginning to roll in and pick another just a little bit is the

place the proper will let you know but it is one of the stores this morning the heaviest in the north by santa rosa is down half of visibility right now this is on a to ma in petaluma and the visibility for fairfield in concord (not 7 mild visibility the fall with us this morning temperatures on the course i we're looking at mid for is across the the air right now we have 45 antioch that is the same as oakland and the south where seen 45 in san jose and in the north but resting santa rosa the cool spots with the fall this morning at 39. >> james: 51 in san francisco so mild by comparison. will expect 67 in oakland and san jose in the east a low to man of the panel were you are to have 62 of antioch in 1 to 6566

the gristle livermore pleasanton and and what they 64 to 66 and downtown san francisco were looking at 63 and sunny in the city by the bay there is a wider view we have satellite writer perspective showing us that activity to the south. we're writing it nuys and the weather is what we mild for at least tomorrow and into the weekend fare >> james: perhaps monday the system for nor may it said down and of looted a shower to out before mcveigh at this point the chances are pretty slim aware keeping the figures on that beyond that when the next time my sister line? saturday and sunday at of next week will see that develops and anything we have the honor horizon also watching the traffic this morning >>george: in san francisco we still have closure at mission street between 20th and 20 per because of the

fire at 22nd it has announced that the number 14 mission bus will be rerouted to south van ness avenue between 14th and 26 that is one of the changes in place this morning that was anticipated and finally it has just announced that again the no. 4 team mission going over to south van ness avenue because of the strip closure here. will continue to monitor great drive times for the rest of the driver on the big east your free with 12 minutes san ramon valley 15 minutes. >>george: an easy trip to the corridor this morning on a southbound. no surprises and the dublin south bay freeway looks great. --880, >>george: looking at the bridge is the major allies are active not the bay bridge the backed up rapidly beginning to form in the drive times climbing quickly and on 92 december

celebrant's still looking at a pretty good ride the drive times have not really changed in seven to 12 minutes the golden gate bridge expected to the problem free it is no delay is and if you're heading into more than the of the richmond bridge not yet backed up there and on the any delays on 580 west about. >>darya: taking a look at what tuesday blizzard bid to one oceanfront home in massachusetts city streets recall what/iced and the brick after waves of the storm surge of flooded and and checking out the storm dumped record snow and broad devastating high winds and entire walls of this home were torn apart ice and snow are threatening to collapse the roof to.

>>mark: this is a lesser laws are talking about a new law that will establish the oversight committee for police and things that he did during the city council meeting on the mass of citizens of all is getting into a scuffle look at this during the meeting about an hour into the business management and the city's police interrupting the speakers and in the video posted online you could hear the at going start as soon as the police officer is introduced and then things got out of hand. >>darya: still ahead on

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>> james: out of to show you will be could unarmed expect in the rain for the month of january you can see the rain fall of the santa rosa 5 and have into san francisco de about to have almost two in san jose in over 2 in. in the east bank that will be a typical january hairs were look like this jan. 0000. it was pathetic >> james: will be one of the driest january we have on record going back more than a hundred and 50 years that is how painful the situation is into is a line around the bay this hope some rainfall next week and the chances are slim.

>>darya: they confirmed sightings of a rare sierra nevada redd foxx the wildlife biologist who were on the back country trip have reported to sightings of the rare fox since early december this year and a battered red fox in california is on of the rare sea mammals and all of north america experts believe there are fewer than 50 left that in 2010 the small population of the fox was found in the sonora pass area but until now the species had not been seen in yosemite for nearly a hundred years. >>mark: were worked on several developing stories coming at the top of the our tent covers all in the latest on this fire is still smoldering from last night the mass for alarm fire that killed one person and injured six others dozen people families all forced out of their homes losing almost all their possessions we will have a team coverage and go live to the same as missions check

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this morning. a massive, four alarm fire in san francisco's mission district is still burning at this hour. >>darya:one person has died in this fire. which started just before 7 last night at 22nd and mission streets. >>darya:this is video over the the fire from our helicopter partnership with abc-7 news. >>darya:at least six other people were injured. and 40 people now homeless this morning. >>darya:we have complete coverage of the fire this morning. kron 4's will tran is live at the scene with the latest. will? >>will tran: 10 of that on his condition was spoke to the italian chief is said he is fine his injury more to do with exhaustion because of how a mass of this fire was as to concede the firefighters are still on the same hot spots in huge concerns which is why they're not leaving the area and is having a change of shift the police department are our to maintain traffic we're on 22nd and valencia you could walk down on the side