(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> reporter: she does not know if there were boyfriend or just for aspirate but she does remember them being both friendly. of the people in the building with other people in the building at a moss themselves. they were helpful to help move furniture inside. she was shocked when she heard that he was arrested for murder. she hoped that omar, described as light scant is not the person involved. >> catherine: facing felony

chargeskron4's haaziq madyun has the story this is youtube video of early saturday day morning in oakland. these cars are blocking the northbound on ramp to the interstate 880 fwy at high street >> reporter:that is the sound of the california highway patrol moving in.prompting the driver in this red mustang to take off >>"our units were able to get behind that red mustang and start a pursuitspun out and eventually surrenderedfew other charges as well" >> reporter:thatin addition to his red 5.0 mustang being impounded. despite the writing on the windshield of no muscle left behindthe driver did leave without his car following his arrest. it was cost him $195-dollars for the tow and $75-bucks per day for storage. the drivers of two vehicles following the high speed pursuit were also taken into custody as well >>"all 3 of the vehicles were impounded on the scene as well"

>> reporter:however the driver of the mustang is facing felony charges for trying to get away >>"we did get a felony arrest, felony evading" >> reporter:it is the first felony arrest in connection to recent sideshows in oakland. c-h-p officials say that it is a sign that law enforcement is beginning to get a handle on this >>"we've had a lot of experience with sideshows and we're getting better and better at catching them, arresting them and impounding their vehicles" >> reporter:in oakland haaziq madyun kron4news >> catherine: macdonalds' putting its special sauce up for sale. >> reporter: find out when rain will all right here in the bay area coming up?

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going to ronald mcdonald house charities >> catherine: live look at the commute home tonight. next at five. why the bay area has been called the 'most predictable' when it comes to commuting. >> catherine: also ahead. >> catherine: how san jose is trying to prevent another homeless camp like the "jungle" from forming again. return to huh, fifteen minutes could save you

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>> grant:tonight a new measles warning for parents: get your kids vaccinated.or stay home from berkeley schools where measles is present. >> grant:unvaccinated students in berkeley will have to stay home for 21 days if someone at their school is diagnosed. >> grant:berkeley's health officer is also urging parents to vaccinate their kids so they don't have to miss three weeks of school should measles show up at threir school. >> grant:the drastic measure is directly related to how contagious the disease is. >> grant:doctors say 90

percent of people without immunity will get measles if someone in their home has it. the disease particles can linger in the air for two hours. >> grant:so far this year - there have been more than 100 the united states. >> i think that every parent should get their kids vaccinated. it is not helping anyone not to. >> grant:today the vaccination debate reached capitol hill.where lawmakers grilled a panel of health experts about the disease - and, the safety of the current vaccine. sunlen serfaty has the latest from washington. >> reporter:medical experts on capitol hill today didn't mince words. >>"vaccines save lives." >> reporter:echoing the sceintific and medical consensus --that vaccinations are safe and there's no known link to autism. >>it's really a slam dunk what the decision should be. >> reporter:the pace of

measles cases this year has been striking. >> reporter:just one month into the new year -- and the number of cases is nearly one-sixth of last year's total. >> reporter:shining a spotlight on a between parents who vaccinate their children and those who don't >>"my oldest son had some difficulty with some of the vaccines. we'd had one shot and he hadn't been able to walk for two days and i was concerned he could possibly develop autism." >> reporter:recently comments by two top potential republican candidates for president poured some fuel on the fire. while in support of vaccinations both.argue it's a decision for parents to make. >>"i've heard of many tragic cases of walking talking normal children who wound up with profound mental disorders after vaccines >>"parents need to have some measure of choice in things as well, so that's the balance that the government has to decide." >> reporter:a spike in measles cases is troubling -- as medical experts say there's a risk measles could re-establish itself in the united states.

>> reporter:in washington, i'm sunlen >> catherine: more of the seabirds which were found coated in a mysterious goo in the bay area. have been released. the international bird rescue has now cleaned and freed 86-birds. >> catherine: and more may be released tomorrow and thursday. this is video from last month. >> catherine: nearly 500 of the affected birds began appearing on the shores of the east bay and the peninsula about two weeks ago. >> catherine: scientists are still trying to identify the substance. >> reporter: mountain view broke records as 71 degrees into the afternoon. over the cemetery bridge, with the watercolor portrait it look so pretty as we wrap up the day with the sunset. talk about warming temperatures in the 70's and 60's with a 68 in vallejo 68 in the city just shy of

six of 70 degrees. temperature wise, we would dropped down about three to six degrees cooler in comparison of today. nevertheless temperatures warm. we are tracking to large storm systems into thursday and friday and friday into sunday. more on those details coming up in just a bit. >> jacqueline: >> grant: you are looking at live ariel from the scene. no reports of any death. people on the train or evacuate. a fiery is a that was in manchester new york. about 45 minutes before the crash uc first responses their on the scene very

chaotic. when it first happened. you can see the rebel from where the impact was with a big ball of fire and people reporting that two vehicles on the tracks where the train hit them. we will continue to follow the situation in york were the tran has hit two vehicles causing multiple injuries. >> catherine: with more on thisdan? >> reporter: those who are heading to the bay bridge in the afternoon commute talking about things and rather or in regard to the commute increasing over time. you may see some

findings that may surprise you. >> reporter: example despite their efforts to get people out of their vehicles those using public transit have remained steady about 10%. for the six commuters to public transit and jumped ahead to 2013 is 20.4% creek there has been a shift to the type of transportation they are taking. more are on board more are on guard and caltran. --bart >> catalyst for its enormous increase with the introductory of the new service. >> reporter: the bay area public transit is the third most expensive thrift york is the cheapest cost per boarding.

>> transportation and york has a bigger system but does not seem to make sense that this amount is more expensive. >> reporter: for example look at a street in oakland which reads in the red zone which is one of the worst now you see how accurate the study is. >> reporter: some information about the community increasing in time. what is the real reliability of the command or transit service. we will have more on that coming up with crawford is as six. reporting live dan kerman kron 4 news >> catherine: next. drama in

court. as former rap mogel shoog knight faces a judge for murder charges. and then is rushed to the hospital. >> catherine: and -- the latest on the family legal battle over robin williams'

>> catherine: several celebrities are making news this week because of legal cases. including the late robin williams. >> catherine: the insider's thea andrews has the story from los angeles. >> reporter:catherine, >> reporter:robin williams' widow and his children are fighting over his estate! but it's just one of the inside tonight. the fight for the late robin williams personal property against his widow susan schneider. >>the talk -- his oscar for

memorabilia and action figures >> reporter:our legal insider darren family dispute could be settled without it getting too ugly. >>how could this be settled? >> reporter:the aaron hernandez murder trial resumed today after dismissing a juror that both sides agreed posed a substantial risk to fairness. >> reporter:former music mogul forty-nine year old suge knight was rushed to the e.r. today complaining of "chest pains" after he pled not guilty today at his arraignment in a los angeles court room on charges of murder and attempted murder. knight's accused of a hit and run-- killing one man and injuring another. his two million dollar bail was revoked. >>telling us why bail was denied. and also explaining how the allegations could lead to a third strike and spending the rest of his life behind bars. >> reporter:get more entertainment news on the insider tonight at 7, for kron 4 news,i'm thea andrews. back to you catherine. >> catherine: you can watch all your celebrity news here on kron-4. >> catherine: after the insider -- at 7:30. followed by kron 4 news at eight >>coming up at 5:30. international outrage after the brutal execution of a jordanian pilot at the hands

of isis. >> catherine: also -- the new tactic san jose is using to make sure another homeless encampment like the "jungle" doesn't spring up again.

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>> catherine: critics compare it to the popular arcade game known as 'whack- a-mole,' many of san jose's homeless are being evicted from various illegal encampments. >> catherine: >> catherine: only for new encampments to pop up again nearby. kron four's rob fladeboe has the latest. >> reporter:in response to the latest eviction order, most of the two to three dozen homeless san people who have been living in tents and tarps here at an abandoned electronics store on monterey road packed pets and possessions into shopping carts and moved on tuesday. the so called 'encampment sweeps' are aimed at stopping this and other mid-sized encampments from turning into larger more entrenched sites like 'the jungle,' which was shutdown late last year. >>ray bramson/s.j. homeless response manager -- create unstable situations. proposing data to the environment as around the neighborhood and people living inside them. -- proposing danger.

>> reporter:evicted only last month from a camp along the nearby union pacific railroad tracks and the jungle before that, many of these folks could be seen scouting the area for a new place to camp, some taking up residence near bellevue park, where they are already attracting the attention of police and will likely face eviction once again. >>robert aguirre/homeless advocate -- it leads to activities that are undesirable. >> reporter:aguirre believes the solution would be the creation of a temporary city or county sponsored campsite. but while such an idea is being dismissed as unworkable and far too costly, a new community wide plan is in the works says the city's homeless response manager. >> response manager -- working together today with a city plan that works on ending the homeless situation for it this good at finding a solution to the problem.

>> reporter:at the same time, a new homeless census is underway, which last time around counted >> reporter:some 6,000 homeless people on streets on any given night. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news. overnight a fatal deep freeze stunning the northeast >> reporter: 65 degrees and the east bay and 66 in santa rosa. let's take a look at what is going on at this present moment. this nice blown of moisture transporting and water vapor of the truck and to the portions of northern hawaii. correcting itself into the bay area as we head into thursday. light to moderate rain showers from southern oregon. up and round that high-pressure keeping at nice and dry in the bay area. it is starting

to weaken as clouds are going and with high cloud coverage as of now. >> reporter: effect, temperatures will be in the upper 40's as we head into napa as santa rosa upper with 53 and the city and redwood city. tomorrow, we will run about three degrees cooler because of the high cloud coverage and heading into the peninsula and east bay area with '60s as 63 in hayward. a 5 degree drop in certain locations. and luckily for the north bay went shopping down by 8 degrees. 63 in santa rosa and heading into vallejo we are looking at the lower 60s. as i cloud coverage continues. spotty showers continues patrick bulk of rain continued to come in thursday closer to lunchtime.

>> catherine: overnight a federal deepfreeze stunning the northeast. a dangerous trifecta of high winds, over a foot of snow in some parts, and below freezing temperatures from new jersey to maine. >>"we're asking people if you can stay off the roads." >> reporter:boston declared a snow emergency once again >> reporter:setting a record for the snowiest week in the city's history. >> reporter:the new fear ice, as accidents litter the roadways >>"in new jersey, it's icy rain, which makes the roads like, impossible." >> reporter:the new england patriots parade: postponed. and scores of school: closed, many not for snow, but. >>"it's more of an ice day. we're concerned about the driveways, sidewalks the areas where students are getting on the bus." >> reporter:in maine wind

gusts produce bitterly cold wind chills up to 20 degrees below zero. >>"i've seen a lot of people slip and fall. i've seen the busses slip back down the street." >> reporter:other states dropped to the single digits. >>"i can't see the road right now. everything is all blurry" >> reporter:west of boston treacherous conditions on the roads causing these teens to lose control of their a-t-v, sliding into a parked car. >> reporter:in rye, new york - a minivan losing control on a major highway careening into a previous ice-related accident killing the other two drivers. >>"horrible, horrible, people have to slow down." >> reporter:in vermont - several snow plows were hit while trying to clear roadways - one slammed by a passing 18-wheeler >> reporter:another snowplow driver was trapped for 40 minutes after hitting a plow truck, and had to be removed with the jaws of life! >>"treat the roads with caution, if you have to go out, go slow

>> catherine: a shocking new display of brutality for a group already known for its embrace of violence islamic state militants inflict agonizing death on a captured jordanian air force pilot. >> catherine: a new video shows the captured pilot doused in gasoline and set on fire. >>it's just one more indication of the viciousness and barbarity of this organization. >> reporter: >> catherine: moath al- kasasbeh was captured by isis in december. >> catherine: he had been flying in u-s led coalition airstrikes near raqqa, syria, when he was forced to eject from his plane. >> catherine: although the video of his death was posted online today, jordanian state tv says the pilot was actually killed one month ago. >> catherine: the release of the gruesome video may have been timed to coincide with a trip to washington by king abdullah and other government leaders. >> catherine: they cut short their trip, the king making an impromptu stop at the white house on his way to the airport.

>> catherine: crowds in amman. the jordanian capital, are calling for revenge, >> catherine: an army colonel told the nation they will get it. "the response will be equal to the calamity that has struck all jordanians." >> catherine: one of the first actions is likely to be the immediate execution of this woman, >> catherine: an iraqi would-be suicide bomber convicted of her part in a 2005 bomb attack that killed 60 people at a wedding in amman. >> catherine: isis had demanded her release in exchange for the captured pilot. >> catherine: the new project the ride sharing company is working on print and next giving that to teacherscuba's state-run

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>> catherine: novelist harper lee has a new book coming out.60 years in the making! >> catherine: "go set a watchman" will be her second published book. >> catherine: the pulitzer prize winner is famous for "to kill a mockingbird," released in 19-60. >> catherine: the new book was actually written before that book -- and features some of the same characters >> catherine: in a story set years later. it was was written in the 19-50s, but lee set it aside. >> catherine: a friend discovered the manuscript last year. >> catherine: "go set a watchman" will hit shelves july 14th.

>> catherine: in berkeley. mrs. dalloway's book store has been awarded an eight thousand-500 dollar grant from well known author james patterson. >> catherine: it's intended to support independent book stores. >> catherine: mrs. dalloway's chose to give each kindergarten and first grade teacher in the berkeley unified school district a one hundred dollar gift certificate to buy children's books for their classrooms. >> catherine: the decision to give more than eighty teachers gift certificates was made when the staff >> catherine: saw how teachers struggled to find money for books. >>"they just wrestle with themselves and i can see this over and over. they just can't spend more of their personal funds on yet another book for their classroom so this was a way to let them just go for it buy some books, get some new books for your kids. get some books that your kids are truly interested." >> catherine: in addition to the one hundred dollar gift certificate -- teachers will >> catherine: also get a 20 percent >> reporter: no rain as of yet.

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>> catherine: the chinese government is making it more difficult for internet users to access bandit web sites. they have been using or have access to get into these websites. and there are stepping up its internet security to prevent that from happening. reporter david mackenzie has more. >> reporter: if you didn't go his productivity productivity came to a screeching halt. all the said he says he cannot get any mount admits an invitation for test driving

from a foreign company. now cut off like millions of others. >> reporter: why do you think the government did this? >> i do not know. >> reporter: do you have any gas? guess? >> i do not understand he says is political. >> reporter: the chinese communist party and forces a draconian system of censorship of the web. the committee will more than 6 million chinese can search they have done it for years. >> people call it the great fire wall of china and the scope of its censorship is breathtaking creek if you go to side like twitter google

or facebook this is what you get. >> reporter: attorney search sites made up of of terms are blocked some are obvious grist to the party like tank man or end one- party dictatorship. but then... >> reporter: jeremy has attacked the internet here for more than two decades he says the party is becoming more aggressive. >> reporter: >> it is kind of like gloves are off, we are going to manage our internet our way and we do not care what anyone thinks. >> reporter: the party called the internet severity. but without unrestricted access to business and research tools. the party may be putting china's bloody knowledge

economy at the risk. he says it has switched to a chinese e-mail service and search engine but he says is not the same. >> it is a huge hassle but i am used to it because i was born here and grew up here creek is never going to change. >> reporter: now with nearly a fifth of the world's population stood behind the creek fire wall you can really call it a world wide web at all david mackenzie, seeking an end, beijing. --cnn >> reporter: 60 degrees in the city as 64 degrees in redwood city. best time of the first storm system, tonight with high cloud coverage. built in sunshine hazy for the day. as we head into wednesday with coming out of the west. they may

bend of rain. cannot rule out an isolated sprinkle. as we pushed up to the 2:00 hour. the main band of rain will set off into the south bay. as we get into thursday morning. >> reporter: just to the north of the peninsula and to see the main band of showers pushing through. as we get into the second half of thursday's light showers will push into the bay area or i should say the city as we head into the alley after noon on thursday. lakers tonight--to the first and i guess the shower sticking place. >> reporter: our second storm system will push and late saturday night at into sunday it will begin to dry

out as we head into monday afternoon. we are looking at another mild one not much in terms of snow accumulation. >> reporter: are looking at mostly sunny skies with wit and packing. look out for a combination of snow mixing and with ryan as we head into the weekend. --rain

(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> catherine: we are tracking to developing stories up of the east bay tonight. the first coming in antioch what authorities are on the scene of the deadly officer involved shooting. >> catherine: and happened just before 1:00 at an apartment complex on claudia court. sheriff's deputies serving in restraining order shot and killed a man who allegedly had to hedge charged that there was some sort of weapon. the man died at the scene. the end to the police department and the contra costa sheriff's office are investigating.

>> catherine: good evening and catherine heenan creek this comes after another deli officer in washington in oakland and the incident and one man was shot and killed by emeryville police. kron4 j.r. stone joins us live now with the details. j.r.? >> they were advised that the suspect was armed with a gun. striking the suspect. >> reporter: now and the shot you can see the tart and a blanket covering the body shortly after the shooting. officers from oakland and emeryville are working this case. they say just after 12 cody got a call saying woman had a gun and had to stolen items from a store. we believe that the store to be the emeryville home depot.

>> reporter: officers were in and out of the depot all afternoon and police located the suspect and chased her into oakland. a short time later. she was shot and killed. when it said this woman came at another witness with a gun. those who live in this area say they're tired of shootings like this. >> i was a block away by public park and i heard the shots. i hear the shots i thought i have a border 24 and i would hate for something like this to happen but this is is getting to the point where stuff like this needs to stop it oakland because i am just tired of the pilots. -- violence >> reporter: in out here like this evening we are now more than five hours after the shooting and police still are on the scene now tonight at 8 you will hear from a man who came within inches of bullets. that is tonight at 8 live in oakland

j.r. stone kron 4 news. bello tonight the hip-hop community is mourning the death of the bay area rapper. dominique newton, who won by the stage name "the jacka" , was gunned down monday in oakland. the sugar is still on the loose tonight kron4 vicki will be at this job and is now with the lid is on the investigation. the key?-- vicki? >> reporter: catherine right now all we know is that domenic newton was in a ban rapping with some friends on 94 in mark parker boulevard in oakland that

was about 8:00 last night witnesses say they heard the sound of bullets when it was over he was hit with a legal gun shot wound. >> clothes we are against this. --cause we are gangstas >> reporter: this is music from him talking about his life how he died, who might be behind it? if they know, police are now seen in think tonight. saying anything tonight. >> grant: this is coming from north and native his life was taken in oakland and we have to do better. true he was tweeting that.

>> catherine: berkeley health officials are taking a strong stand against the spread of measles. the city public health officer is warning parents. if there is a measles outbreak at any berkeley school. he would do he'll order children who are not vaccinated to stay at home for 21 days. >> catherine: there has been no measles cases in berkeley but their cases and alameda county. some berkeley parents understand health department position are not happy about it. the public health officer is urging parents to get their children vaccinated now. >> >> catherine: recent figures show that some students and

the oakland unified school district are not getting their vaccinations. this comes as california deals with a measles outbreak that is still spreading. >> catherine: this comes as california deals with measles albright that is still spreading new s six kron4 is talking with district officials about what they are doing to protect children. >> reporter: the exact number of children and the oakland unified school district that might be under the vaccination is unclear right now the zero in on the bigger and dealing with the issue is a top priority according to the school officials. the school district spokesperson true fact--troy flint.... >> we discover that our records are not up to date. the data was 90 yen and therefore not abated. and

not getting updated. >> reporter: he says this is a fall on after to get those numbers updated. >> we hope to have a better idea of those numbers soon. >> reporter: in the meantime let's system are aware that there are real numbers to show that there is a large number of students lacking proper immunizations it could pose a health program for students. >> once we know, then we can do more public information and get the information out to parents about getting immunizations. >> reporter: we don't want students putting others erisa we could hold a child out until they get their medical records up-to-date brick or if they opt out then they need to be updated

as well either when we are on this. in oakland terisa estacio >> reporter: >> catherine: we will continue to track the spread of measles in california including here in the bay area. for more information get to our web site kron4 that come. kron4.com >> reporter: making its way into the peninsula. we have another storm system right behind this one coming in thursday and friday with the second one saturday in and two sunday with a more about this coming up in just a bit! >> catherine: coming up next information on the

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days. --176 burglaries in 90 days. residents and the alameda valley section of san jose are on is tonight after a string of burglaries. and just the past 20 and just the past week, 20 homes have been burglarized. police say burglaries' are more mostly second-rate and electronics. some neighbors are now taking matters into their own hands and have hired private security to help crack down on crime and that part of town.

>> catherine: the san francisco district attorney says he does not have enough evidence to charge the man arrested in connection with a suitcase full body parts with murder. >> police are arrested mark andrews after releasing the still photos showing a man in the area south of market where the body parts were found. hearing this see him

being taken into custody friday night covered up by police with a sheet. >> catherine: the d a system of the key facts yet to be known are the identification of the body parts and the cause of death. the public defender expects his client to be a free man within hours. >> very low standard. >> catherine: meanwhile late this afternoon the man who was with interest when he was arrested when down to the hall of justice to answer more questions. >> catherine: he says he was already asked about an apparently missing man named omar who is known to be a friend of the suspect. he says the family told him that he was missing more than one week and they are worried. as f p desisted are

chasing down hundreds of leads about who the victim might be. >> catherine: san jose is continue to work on to keep the homeless from gathering in large numbers in a legal in cabinet. --encampment >> catherine: as many as three dozen people who had been living in the tent and under tarps at this former electronics store on monterey road began moving out today after the eviction notices were first posted late last week. many of the same people had been convicted last month from an illegal encampment along the union pacific railroad tracks. --e. evicted >> catherine: and before that from a much larger cam known as the john goal which was shut down in december.

>> catherine: details are still being worked out but san jose officials say they are trying to form a new community plan to tackle the homeless problems. >> catherine: 26 year-old fremont man is facing a felony charge after leading d.c. h-p on a high-speed chase through oakland. >> catherine: he is being accused of trying to get away after officers spotted him participating in an illegal side show yvette. this is your you to video of the sideshow which happened early saturday morning. the chp says he has driven this red mustang. >> catherine: the driver red mustang has been impounded and two drivers who follow the high-speed chase were

also taken into custody for various charges including weapon possession and participating in a side show. >> grant: here is in slow motion ought ellis street grid you see his feet right there and we will continue in slow motion. last wednesday his heavily customized daytona 675 is destroyed and is then but i managed to land on my feet he says. injuries as walk away with only bonds and the losers. --injuries walking away with bomb--bumps and bruises.

>> reporter: that is just one of the findings in this report. and the report is something that would not surprise drivers that command and the bay area. average travel times have increased to 28.1 meant in 2013. >> such a significant increase but not an historic high. taking the average bay area resident or worker little over 29 minutes to get to work in the .com era. >> reporter: from day to day, a lance of the content is about the same. the

lentghngth of the commute is about the same. >> i think it is probably a function of our geography that we have a big bay in the middle of the region. we are also hindered and by the hills. so we have a comparative small number of corridors. >> reporter: report also looks at public transit and you can go online to look at this report curry will continue to update you want to make sure that you are following the trend in meeting their goals and changing their goals if need be. in san francisco dan kerman kron4 news

>> reporter: we have another 48 hours of dry mount weather to enjoy. temperatures reach low seventies and the north bay and 68 in the city, 73 in sunnyvale, 69 in livermore. now, but up the next course with the increase with a high-pressure keeping us nice and dry starting to bring down. you see the storm trackers to the north of us. dropping down to idaho. that will sink for other south and track monster just north of hawaii. >> reporter: flooding will also be an ongoing concern

for thursday through sunday. taking a peek at our morning with high clouds continuing pushing through. we are looking at comfortable temperatures. 46 degrees in redwood city as 48 and san jose and we are also looking at patchy areas was filtered sun shine pricked trimming back in daytime. temperatures will be cooler compared to today. anywhere from three to eight degrees cooler is creek >> reporter: 62 degrees as we head into portions of the east bay. tomorrow, mostly dry weather. temperatures will still remain in the mid to upper 60s with hazy sunshine the rhine will push through. thursday night into friday morning with the wind

picking up. most of the showers will hit the peninsula as we head into friday night and we are expecting a second storm system friday night bringing showers and possibly thunderstorms as we wrap up the weekend. the wet weather will push to wait as we head into monday afternoon with tuesday sunny skies. temperatures in the upper 60s. >> catherine: a small endangered animal transport and an entire project creek

>> catherine: california high speed rail has endured some fears opposition. but it could be derailed by

something the size of a cat. the san walking kit fox. it is on the federal endangered list creek and the $68 billion bullet train is set to run right through is backyard. you as fish and wildlife claim that work by a high-speed drill contractor has already in france on the fox habitat. the contractor argues a biologic biologist was hired to determine the box being in question was fresno was not active.

>> reporter: in oakland officers are still on the scene regarding a what was officer involved shooting. those with emeryville police departments is that they have chased the shop lifting suspect from a store in emeryville which is

known to be a home depot. the suspect was later shot and killed. j.r. stone kron 4 news. >> reporter: district attorney says he does not have enough evidence to charge a man in connection with a suitcase full of body parts. mark murder. surely the man near the south of market area where the body parts were found. the d.a. says some of the key facts are yet to be known to rid which is because identification of the victim and cause of death. he is expected to be set free tuesday night. >> reporter: health and berkeley trying to reach school where children may be tracking the disease of measles. there has not been any cases and berkeley so

far print any affected will follow state procedures. to stay away from the school for at least 21 days and they will work with the schools to identify anyone that may have had contact with infected person. >> reporter: some figures show that some children and the school district may be under vaccinated. they are stating that they are aware of the situation but state that it is more complex patrick to have to make sure the records are updated and the system terret that are working on the numbers of david. the plan to do more outreach to parents to get them up to date. >> reporter: the city working on a new plan to deal with a homeless. an effort to stop from being too young to large like the jungle that was shut down last year. on monterey road

west people being served with eviction notices. with several private and independent groups pool their resources to rid in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >> reporter: making progress in addressing a legal side shows wahl 30 rest of during a recent incident--while three are rest >> 3 the vehicles were impounded on the scene as well and the individuals were arrested. we are getting better and better by catching them and pounding their vehicles creek >> reporter: the study should find shows the commute time has an

increased for public transit for it. see this data to the track transfer to make sure that they are achieving their goals moving for corporate--movies forward. >> catherine: boston mayor says the city will still hold the big super bowl victory parade despite the frigid temperatures. >> grant: in addition to the storm headed our way more

good news concerning the drug. the state water board says californians use 22 percent less water and december compared to the same month in 2013. last year governor brown at everyone and the state to reduce water consumption by 20 percent. >> grant: so december was a good month but officials want the results are likely impacted by all that rain we had late last year allowing people to not water their lawns as much. >> grant: the state is urging continued come serve asian as california entered the fourth year of a drought creek the sierra nevada snowpack which provides nearly a third of state water is 88 percent below normal and unseasonably dry january brought no measurable rainfall in downtown san francisco for the first time in recorded

history. >> reporter: high elevations could get of work of 10 in. with three to six as we head into the santa cruz mountains and two to three beaumont the peninsula. perhaps one to three in to the south bay. however we are looking at more showers to wrap up the weekend. south lake tahoe expecting temperatures to stay mild accurate in terms of style is not looking too great. temperatures in the fifties from wednesday to thursday with the wind, ramping up. if you are headed there this weekend may pick up 2 to 3 in.. in fact, take a look at the www.snowbomb.com report!

>> reporter: for more information check out the web site. >> grant: just into the kron 4 news room with an update we brought you last hour with a train accident in york city we now know that at least six people have been killed in that accident and 12 injured print it is a commuter train packed leaving manhattan thrift--a metro north railroad train. a jeep on the tracks was trying to get off but got stuck and then the train collided into it bridge the driver of the jeep, a woman died. five people on the train has also died. an hour

north of new york city to rid it shows the same. where the train hit the cheap, and there was a fiery explosion. first responder still are on the scene tending to people. six people have died and this accident just outside of new york city. we would take a short break and be right back.

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life's the food that brings us together. and kitchens where every meal is the most important of the day. >> catherine: , death row records see all is spending the night in the hospital. he ran over to a man last night proved if convicted he faces life in prison and a parrot--he faces life in prison and.

>> catherine: it will be hard to convict hernandez. also accused of lying on her questionnaire >> catherine: still ahead barry bonds shows off his $20,000 a bicycle. gary has the story as force next.

>> gary: warriors pratt for king's creek take a look at the warrior should around prior to tonight's game in sacramento. the warriors played 11 of their next 13

games on the road .. >> gary: but they do have at center that he missed the last 16 games with left ankle sprain creek we all remember happened the last time the dust and that the kings a week at the half ago at oracle. thompson but to dell for nine three-pointers and 37 points and third quarter with 52 points for the game creek king is going to be ready for klay this time? >> gary: the tip is a rough 7:00 tonight--is a round. >> gary: drinking alcohol joshua gordon suspended accurate cleveland browns wide receiver judge gordon has been suspended for at

least a year for violating the national the ball league substance abuse policy for a third time. gordon was suspended 11 games this past season. after leading the national football league in receiving yards the year before one option for him is to sell cars at a local ford dealership in randolph ohio and that is not a joke. that is where organ worked the last time he was suspended and the manager said he was a good salesman, but did his butt and would be welcome back. out for the entire season without pay. >> gary: head coach for the atlanta falcons, conan. ...--quinn. he is the boston along for the assistant. --

boss >> as difficult and hard as it could be. i knew the next day i would have the opportunity for a lifetime waiting for meet one year and a half patrick >> gary: the look... good luck to dan quin! >> gary: let me ask you if you were married to giselle we could to bring a truck home and welcome the truck into the family? >> catherine: they are probably not the drug tide. you know what i'm saying brit--there are probably not

detroit tied--- truck type.. you know what i am saying? >> gary: lanza on strong through his girlfriend under the bus. hanna, he said she did it. he also said she had the cars. has this he x for her to take the blame for him. lance armstrong you know he used to dig the grave slander--he used to date the great sinker sheryl crow.

>> catherine: great so leveraging knowledge. -- great celebrity knowledge >> pam: >> gary: you have to give some details. you can blast just reading the notes. -- you can't last just reading notes. >> catherine:my mind is still wandering. >> catherine:yes... oh! >> gary:barry bonds enjoys bicycles.. on the golden

gate. >> gary:the proc--price of that thing, $20k >> gary:ten times your salary! would you move to russia? >> gary:she makes $100,000 ... leaving the wnba

>> catherine:would i have to stay forever? >> gary:she will make 1.5 milliom n-million >> gary:the team with two points ask why come out and challenge them... we will win! >> gary:live chat tomorrow.

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