molesting a child for a long period of time before his death. >> at this point i cannot state if the testing going on for a long time. based on the nature of this incident, it probably was not the first time that the child was subjected to the senate sexually molested by the suspect. >> reporter: into the santa clara county jail creek police was asked if he had a criminal record but they cannot comment at that point prick the cannot comment on the exact cause of death for this to your old child. >>2 ear old child >> pam: a big mistake made by east bay mud. each month by request. the

utility company puts out a list of its the top water- wasters. >> pam: but an error has the compnay in hot water. with how it ranked excessive water users. kron 4's justine waldman is live in oakland outside east what went wrong. >> pam: justine, did east bay mud >> justine: you have seen the pictures of the lush green lawn st this is where east bay mud reported to media of using too much water. questioned inconsistencies in the january report of where some homes used over several cycles. the water wasters along. --are wrong. >> >> justine: the incorrect

markings were a mistake. it had been over several months and not too much in the normal cycle. >> how we can better include that information moving for so it will be clear we present that information to the media. >> justine: an astronaut will be listed indicating the cycle and the duration of time to avoid any confusion. --and astrid will be listed >> justine: it is unclear as to how many people on the list will rank once correctly. we will go back reid to the list for general rate and look at the billing cycle. and place a corrective list in about two weeks. justine waldman,

kron4news >> pam: the alameda county water district is reporting a water main break. near an elementary school in fremont. >> pam: the break was reported around 8- this morning. near hirsch elementary school. located in the 41-hundred block of chapel way. >> pam: the leak detection was completed. and crews are on the scene working to determine the cause of the break. >> pam: officials say, it could be a yet confirmed the information. once crews can determine a cause. they can then repair it. >> pam: no property damage has been reported so far. we will continue to provide updates on our website at kron -four- dot-com. >> pam: the dangerous, crumbling cliffs in pacifica are nowtoday, congresswoman jackie speier was out of the bluffs. getting a first hand look for herself. kron4's maureen kelly was there for the tour. . >> reporter:the congresswoman stood out on the cliff's edge at the end of esplanade to see for herself the damage the waves have been doing. >> reporter:asking questions of pacifica city officials and members of the san mateo oes. she also took a look at the apartment building on esplande.

>> it is frightening. this is very fortunate that we did receive a wake-up call. it could have easily gone the other way. >>it's terrifying.glad they >> reporter:the bluffs have been taking a beating as the el nino storms have rolled thru.the fema and the state oes for part of the tour.she says she's working on getting their help for this area. >> reporter:a local emergency has been declared..but the state state of emergency as well in order for the displaced renters to access to federal >>pop. she did take a tour of one man's apartment.and heard plight.formerly homeless in the red cross shelter since he was ordered out.but he wants permanent housing. >>i have spent two years getting myself here and i road again.

>> reporter:the congressman and the help.and say he will be able to access funds from the county.which brought him some relief. >> promises in an empty city council meeting.another to get a business card. >> reporter:he is continuing to move his things out and into storage.until he finds a new place to call home. maureen kelly kron4 news. >> pam:there have been no threats made. targeting san francisco's super bowl city events. greg suhr told reporters today at a super bowl -50 public safety news conference. >> pam:we sent kron 4's haaziq madyun to super bowl city. to take a look at what emergency responders - already in place - are doing to keep everyone safe. >> reporter:take a walk around super bowl city and you can't help but notice there is a lot of cops, cops crossing the street, cops talking to for pictures with tourists. sfpd is all over the place. here at this super bowl 50 conference police chief greg way he wants it.

>>"whether it's the it's the very significant uniform presence, partnered with state and local agencies including the f b i, all the way to high presence you're going to see on the m t a" >>"in terms of safety as the chief said, we have been coordinating very heavily with the san francisco police, with tsa, and a host of federal state and local every one who is on transit can get around safely" >> reporter:also helping folks get around safely are traffic control officers, in some cases slowing down vehicles so pedestrains can

cross just trying to get across the street. there are also private security guards and metal detectors being installed for everyone to pass through before being allowed to enter super bowl city. >>"we have confidence that we will ensure a safe enjoyable event" >> reporter:i gotta say.it sure looks that way. in san francisco haaziq madyun kron4news . >> pam:now to the south bay. where the super bowl game will actually be played. new look at levi's stadium. >> pam:there it is.just a few years old.and now getting ready for a global audience. a significant chance outide the stadium. >> grant:there are big tents set up in one of the parkng lots. to hob nob, eat and drink before and after the game. >> grant:and *inside levi's the venue. the denver broncos logo in one end zone. the field.gold 50's signaling this historic super bowl 50.no roman

numerals this year. >> grant:and check out the other end zone.it appears crews painted another broncos logo in that one.and are now sorting things out.and will carolina panthers colors and logo there before game time. >> grant:the new turf.enjoying the sunshine.as fears of el nino fueled storms dumping torrential rain.are not in play.at least not for a few days this week. >> grant:still though.11 days to go before super sunday. >> pam:the first 'official' event of super bowl week. takes place monday evening in san jose. >> pam:crews were unloading truck loads of risers and other equipment needed to host thousands of reporters, photographers and others for super bowl media day. the n.f.c. champion - carolina panthers are staying at the marriott hotel in downtown >> pam:san jose. the a.f.c champion denver broncos will stay at the marriott in santa clara. >> pam:san jose is planning super bowl -themed festivities at san pedro square. and at plaza de

cesar chavez. >> pam:super bowl billboards and n.f.l. banners are up. street crews are sprucing up the arena green. across from week gets closer. >> pam:super bowl city is set to open in san francisco this saturday. and construction crews are busy getting it ready. kron four's will tran checks in on the progress of super bowl city. >> reporter: make sure to take a picture of the reason why, it changes by the minute. this >> reporter: is behind us stage for the sponsors and erase the been, but three columns and 3,783 lbs.. it takes about 20 women and men to do that. but they are not bragging. you see how busy they are as they have to

barricade stopping, up from walking past. just in case they could not hold it and dropped onto this walkaway and injure people. >> reporter: much has changed in the overnight hours. --so much has changed >> reporter: that is the new vendor. try to find how many people and construction workers are here. they do not have an answer. it looks like a gazebo. it looks like the second set. >> reporter: the jumble trott is on the other side and the gold banner is a cross there as well. they have to get everything in place by friday with the official opening on saturday. at the have to tell you. downtown has basically turned into a big canvas. right behind being--

right behimd me. >> pam: you log on to our web site www.kron4.com they're defined a map of all pro closures. where to find tickets plus you can watch the super bowl 50 commercial spirit is all at www.kron4.com >> pam: what you should watch all four before you make a purchase when purchasing superbowl tickets. and jerry brown want people to cut the amount of time spent in jail and a prison break in southern california are still on the loose. coming up! >> brittany: it was a

picture-perfect day out there. i will let you go when the rainfall will return. and what is expected for the weekend.

>> pam: governor jerry brown says. he wants voters to approve a ballot measure that would affect thousands of state prison inmates. >> pam: catherine heenan is here with the latest on his proposal.

>> catherine:the governor wants to cut the amount of time that felons serve in prison. calling it a 'major announcement' on public safety reform. >> catherine: the november ballot measure proposes relaxing mandatory sentences. an example - inmates who finish rehab programs would get more sentencing credits. >> catherine: and it would also allow non-violent felons to try for parole - after finishing their base sentences. the governor also wants to change how juveniles are tried as adults. the initiative would require judges instead of prosecutors to decide juveniles should be tried in adult court. he says all this builds on the federal court orders requiring california to reduce its prison population. >> pam: police in fremont are investigating two recent cases of indecent exposure. which have startled people in town. kron 4's terisa estacio says. the incidents happened within days of one another. but, there are two different suspects. >> reporter:the most recent incident reported to fremont police chevron station on

south grimmer. >> reporter:the owner allowed me to video tape this surveillance video of the crime he says the customer went into the bathroom monday night around 7pm and then came out exposing himself to a clerk >> reporter:the owner called police immediately. him on monday a man was described to be african american in his 20s, around 6 feet tall wearing a black hoodie. >> reporter:and then there was this other incident last friday here at the mammouth picnic and play area >> reporter:a man described as white with a goatee black hoodie - walked up to a man with his two young sons flashed them and then said that he was going to harm them >> reporter:in both cases, the fremont police department says they have devoted officers to do follow up investigations. >> reporter:at the park - residents out said they were disturbed by the news. >>hillary white/fremont resident --

this is a family park and is always pick next going on in people riding their bikes. m rollerblading. so this does not belong in the community. like this. and at the gas station - >> reporter:also a sense of shock that something like that would happen here. police are asking the public if they encounter a flasher to pleawse call them immediately as they work on these crimes and try and catch the suspects. >> reporter:te >> pam: bart police say, nearly one- thousand dollars worth of equipment was stolen from a storage room. the incident happened earlier this week at the agency's concord station. >> pam: an officer found the door to the room propped open. possibly left open by an employee. officers say, a bart police jacket, uniform pants, boots, a gas mask, riot helmet and a radio battery were all stolen. >> pam: no weapons were reportedly taken. the incident is being investigated.

>> pam: mountain view police have identified two teens. seen stealing packages on home surveillance video. >> pam: since the video was made public yesterday. officers received several tips from the community. indentifying the two girls seen in this video. >> pam: because the girls are under 18-years -old. police areofficers say they still need help identifying the two males. >> pam: the incident took place on january -11th. anyone with information is asked to call police. >> pam: 20-year- old alexander phillips faces several charges, after walnut creek police say, he was caught stealing other people's mail. >> pam: they say. yesterday afternoon, they received a report of man on pleasant hill road. going through several mailboxes. when officers arrived on scene. phillips took off running. >> pam: police set up a perimeter and were able to locate him. >> pam: he was found to be in possession of stolen mail and packages. from several residents in walnut creek, lafayette and pleasant hill. >> pam: he was taken into custody. and faces charges including resisting an officer.

>> pam: with super bowl 50 on track to be the most expensive game ever in terms of ticket sales. with any event this large. there is the inherent risk >> pam: however, mark carpenter says, the chances of fraud at the big game. are actually unlikely. mark? >> mark:it's every football fan's worst nightmare. you pay thousand of dollars for super bowl tickets, only gate because they are fake. fortunately, the nfl and companies in the secondary ticket market are making sure that doesn't happen. >> mark:as of today, the average price for a super bowl ticket on seatgeek is just over 52-hundred dollars. a lot of money brings a lot of risk.and those in the business of legitimate tickets have seen it all. >>chris leyden- content analyst seatgeek >>"the way i often see people counterfeit tickets is they'll take a real pdf print at home ticket for a sporting event and print out 20 of them and sell them on the street. one of those tickets will work, whoever gets their first i guess and

the other 19 are copies aren't going to work." >> mark:instead of taking a chance on a scalper or on craigslist, it's advised to go through a company that offers a strong guarantee policy. in case anything goes wrong. >> mark:at last season's super bowl, seatgeek offered a 100-percent refund. this year, buyers will receive double the money paid * or be given tickets of equal or greater value. >>"i think those guarantees that we have now in place pretty much force sellers to be truthful because if you are a bad seller and sell seats on seatgeek and it ends up not working, you are on the line for a lot more money than you were potentially gonna make." >> mark:then there's also the issue of short selling.where vendors sell tickets ahead of time without actually having them.leaving consumers out of luck.

>> mark: the practice is common at big games, and it happened several times at super bowl 49.but companies have gotten wise. >>"steps have been taken industry wide to make sure that doesn't happen.it seems pretty unlikely that what happened last year. i think outlier, compared to past super bowls." >> mark:i'm told another factor that curbs against fraud is the fact all super bowl tickets are a hard copy. and *not available electronically, which means fans won't be able to download them to their phone and scan it at the stadium. >> pam: thanks, mark! >> pam: another mostly sunny day around the bay area. warmer.brittany shipp is here with the latest. >> brittany: a live look of suckered you is the clear skies with a lot of sunshine today. but here is what to

expect, we are tracking a storm. that will come through thursday and into friday. we will see with dust at about 30 mi. per hour and a light plane fall expected friday morning creek plus, to buttress will drop by 10 degrees. we are in the mid '60s right now so we will go down to the low 50s by sunday. with a chance of landfall on saturday and sunday dry and mild for us right now. temperatures will go to 48 overnight. >> brittany: i will go over the timing of that and our aid forecast. pam? >> pam: next. arrests made in a daring prison break in southern california. >> pam: who is now in custody. next.

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>> catherine: >> pam: sheriff's deputies in orange county. announced new arrests today in connection with last week's prison break by three violent inmates. >> pam: the fugitives are still at large. catherine is here with new details released within the last 90- minutes. >> pam: catherine? >> catherine: duong started building a rap sheet just a couple of years after his arrival here from vietnam in 1991. between 1994 and 2003 he was arrested for burglary, domestic violence, attempted robbery and carjacking. >> catherine: a judge ordered him deported. >> catherine: immigration officials took him into custody, but had to release him because vietnam refused

to issue travel documents. >> catherine: last year, duong was charged with shooting a 52=year=old man in the chest. >> catherine: his case is one of thousands involving immigrants convicted of crimes who federal authorities want to deport but haven't been able to because their native countries won't take them back. >> catherine: here in the bay area, binh thai luc went on a murder rampage near san francisco city college. killing five people at a home in the ingleside district in 2012. >> catherine: he also had a long rap sheet. and avoided deportation because vietnam wouldn't accept him. >> catherine: as for duong, while all of his crimes were in southern california, san francisco police chief says he does have ties to the city.

>>so we're aware of the escape. we have his picture, it's on every officer's smartphone >> catherine: the 30 states the-- the third escapee the mastermind behind this. today he was caught hannibal lector but they stated that was unacceptable, it to be made. >> pam: the emotional plea from an ore and sheriff, still occupied a wildlife preserve.

>> pam: in the race for the white house. >> pam: senator bernie sanders met with president barack obama at the white house today. >> pam: sanders says he had a productive meeting with the president, in which they discussed a series of issues -- from politics to domestic policy. >> pam: the meeting comes as polls show sanders and clinton neck-and-neck in iowa, just days ahead of the first-in-the-nation caucuses. >> pam: sanders says the president has been very fair with the democratic candidates by not behind any one of them. >>"what the president has tried to do, what vice president biden has tried to do is to be as even-handed as they can be, and i know there was some discussion the other day about a political interview where he was tipping the scale toward secretary clinton. i don't believe that at all. i think he and the vice president have tried to be fair" >>meantime. donald trump is stealing the headlines again -- this time for saying he will not take part at tomorrow night's republican >> pam: it's a risky move, as the gop frontrunner is battling for a win in monday's iowa caucuses. cnn's scott mclean has the story.

>>presidential candidate "i probably won't bother doing the debate." >> reporter:just days before iowans vote. the clear republican his campaign confirming that he's skipping thursday night's republican debate.escalating a feud with fox news that's simmered for months. >>"you've called women you don't like fat pigs" >> reporter:the network refusing to back replace moderator megyn kelly, saying a move like that "violates all journalistic standards" >> reporter:today, trump fired another refuse to call megyn kelly a bimbo, because that would not be politically correct. instead i will only call her a lightweight reporter!" >> reporter:with the unpredictable billionaire out of the way, his gop opponents will now have free rein to attack him on stage. but trump is hoping to steal back some of spotlight by hosting his own event at the same time. >>presidential candidate "they this can't toy with me. let's see how they do with the ratings"

>> reporter:it's a big gamble. with with texas senator ted cruz in iowa. >> reporter:but is it a brilliant move or a big mistake? the jury is still out. >>former new york mayor "i think it would be better for him to debate." >>"it's a master stroke before the iowa caucuses." >> reporter:without trump, cruz will take center stage. but he still wants to meet trump face to face >>presidential candidate i'd like to invite donald right now to engage in a one-on- between now and the iowa caucuses >> reporter:for now, fox news says trump is still welcome on the main stage -- and the network insists he'll be treated fairly. >> reporter:in washington, i'm scott mclean. >> brittany: last time up the rhine. this what will happen tonight but it will not or tomorrow. early morning hours, we will seek rainfall moving in very lightly. some of the models have slowed down the rain fall. just to the north of

santa rosa and closer to nantucket has been moved-- move closer by lunchtime and to the bay area and san francisco and oakland even in san mateo and will continue for the evening commute for it. we track more scattered showers pushing into saturday with the same thing for sunday as well. we also have a high wind advisory. >> pam:the salinas couple accused of killing two children--- then storing their bodies in a storage unit--- pleaded not guilty today. >> pam:39-year-old tami huntsman and her 17-year-old boyfriend. have been charged with murder, torture and other charges. the two are accused of abusing to death a 6-year- old boy and 3-year-old girl >> pam:their bodies were found in a storage unit, in

redding, last month. the couple is also accused of abusing a nine-year-old girl in huntsman's custody. >> pam:if convicted on all charges, only huntsman could face the death penalty. >> this they cannot execute him due to the time that the act was taken place. so, it does not change when he become an adult so that significant is that he was a minor. >> pam:the boyfriend, gonzalo curiel, still faces a life prison sentence if convicted. the arraignment was delayed twice due to issues finding an attorney for huntsman. s >> pam:a sheriff in oregon is for the armed activists

still occupying a wildlife preserve to move on. >> pam:that's after a nearby traffic stop last night ended with a man's death. catherine heenan is here with the story. >> catherine:the rancher killed last night had recently vowed he would die before going to prison. lavoy finicum of arizona was one of the people protesting what they say is government overreach on federal lands. >> catherine:it's not clear exactly what happened when law enforcement initiated the traffic stop last night. >> catherine:but it ended with finicum's death - and the arrest of 8 people, including group leader ammon bundy. they'd all been on their way to a meeting with community residents. >> catherine:a federal complaint says they had explosives and were prepared to fight. bundy's father says his son called him from the back of a police cruiser moments after the shootout. >> my son one man had been shot in the arm. -- my son,

ryan >> myself again, they to cold-blooded killed him. they just killed him. -- my son finnigan >> catherine:the armed group took over the refuge january 2nd. the sheriff says he'd been trying to work with the troup to find a peaceful solution, but just couldn't meet their ultimatums. >> catherine:at last word - at least a few of the protestors are still refusing to leave. >> pam: san francisco is going all out for the super bowl 50. especially when it comes to food at super bowl city. coming up. we have an inside look that will have you working up an appetite. and next. a warning to truck owners. about a pricey part that's being targeted by theives. - >> pam:

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♪ grow old with me ♪ let us share what we see ♪ just you and i ♪ ♪ grow old with me ♪ let us share what we see ♪ and oh the best it could be ♪ just you and i ♪ >> pam: if you own a truck, make sure to lock your tailgate - >> grant:insurance companies say they've received more cases of stolen tailgates recently. reporter mariana hicks reports on a recent uptick

in one california county. >> grant:state of the art stereos. or ritzy rims. not catching theinsurance companies say they're getting slammed by reports of stolen tailgates. >>"we have seen an increase or an uptick in our area about the local tailgates being stolen when people forget to lock them." >> grant:in fact, the monterey county sheriff's office is closing in on a suspect, believed to have stolen several tailgates in broad daylight in the prunedale area. >>"this particular person was seen running from the scene of the theft. he had apparently taken two tailgates and was in the process of taking a third when the auto owner saw him. they pursued him, deputies responded and he fled into a wooded area." >>"the monterey county sheriff's office says the park and ride in prunedale is a prime hotspot. cars are virtually all day, thieves seconds to take off a tailgate." >> grant: upwards of a

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>> pam: anyone coming to san francisco for all-things superbowl. may find themselves working up an appetite. >> pam: and san francisco is prepared to feed the fans. kron 4's vicki liviakis got a taste of what the public will be able to feast on at super bowl city. >> vicki:one's things for sure - nobody's going to go hungry at super bowl city. this is the line up for food at the fan village. >> vicki:bay area chefs - bringing a taste of the bay to fansfrom southern comfort kitchen with a san francisco touch. >> vicki:to mexican tid-bits from el pipila. and the san francisco woodhouse fish company. >> vicki:you've got garlic fries. garden greens from graze. and let's not forget the gold rush burger from bourbon and steak. >> vicki:and more meat provided by the whole beast. washed down by sonoma wines.

>> absolutely amazing. 8 ounces of the best beef. with american cheese and double smoke bacon brit with our secret sauce. >> vicki:not a bad team effort. >> vicki:superbowl city, that's right.. >> an absolute touched down with a little dance. >> see you at super bowl city. that is right. >> pam: the federal reserve leaves its key interest rate unchanged, saying the u-s

economy lost momentum at the end of last year. >> grant: amazon is not counting the drones to deliver products for the candle. they did not do anything. instead, this one features to celebrities talking about a virtual assistant, it may alexa at of the wireless speakers name at all. --named echo >> alexa, what is a snack stadium? >> a stadium consisting of all snacks.

>> that is smart. >> grant: now he likes the cheerleaders pricked with actor alec baldwin and legend dan marino. >> grant: we posted a lee on www.kron4.com >> pam: berkeley is here, so we have great weather and we do know that wayne showers are coming. --rainshowers >> brittany: i love the commercials. they are fun. >> brittany: beautiful picture for tonight plastic to look as a fixture for it --the full picture tonight.

with quiet conditions which is nice to him if so, it is really friday morning that we are tracking bridge closer to santa rosa and half but as slowly transitioning to the south. would not be in san francisco until closer to much time. not a whole lot of rain fall. a quarter of an inch slit a half an inch is mainly for the hills. here is a closer look at steel frame for test 355 a quarter of an inch of rain forest ave. and maybe a fifth of it is for santa cruz mountains to rid >> brittany: closer to half an inch as we go to the hills in the north bay. you do see the rain showers moving through. and also, in of the route saturday and sunday with expressing warmer temperatures but as we go into tomorrow the

temperatures may drop. >> brittany: approaching the weekend, and expect them to drop into the fifties from the '60s. so we will hold down in a little bit tomorrow, and into friday with cooler air with a cold front coming through and we drop down to the fifties and track a chance of showers starting friday continuing into saturday. >> brittany: we are keeping a close eye on if there will be a chance of rain showers on super bowl sunday. >> pam: steady the economy lost momentum at the end of last year--stating >> pam: last month, the fed raised rates for the first time in nearly a decade. the fed was widely expected to leave rates alone this

month. >> pam: the u-s central bank said but it acknowledged that economic growth slowed at the end of 2015. >> pam: the fed gave no sign that it raise interest rates at least four times in 2016. es... >> pam: us markets did not react well to the fed's decision. the dow lost 222 points. >> pam: the standard & poor's felland the nasdaq dropped 99 points. >> pam: here's kron 4 financial expert rob black in tonight's winners and >> reporter: some of the dell getting hit pretty much today. apple with 75. billion in and now they are getting hit. >> the story on oil is now hitting apple. slowdown in china and brazil including russia and canada now southeast asia for it all have ties to low prices of the oil hitting apple.

>> tim cook was not sacked her if he says these countries are dragging down our sales. >> it tells you when a 600 telephone becomes a 1200 telephone. it reminds me of the news that we were talking up all morning and the space. >> which can be a relative. --twitter can be relative. it is a great story for twitter and it shows the power of twitter. >> reporter: question from chris, what is your thoughts...

>> a wise and fences, who is a financial person we can to purchase term life insurance and invest the rest is said for the insurance person that wants to get paid for it say away from annuities. they are too good to be true.

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>> catherine: the oscars diversity controversy is not dying down. union is lashing out at fox news contributor stacey dash for her comments about b.e.t. the insider's debbie matenopoulos is in hollywood with more on this story. >> reporter:pam, the 'being mary jane' star being brutally honest about miss dash's anti b-e-t stance! gabrielle union pay 'hey gabrielle would you pull a ronda rousey on stacey dash?' 'ronda rousey lost though.' >> reporter:gabrielle at lax after flying from park city, utah with a verbal roundhouse ---- >> gabrielle union "who's that? who's stacey dash?" >> reporter:gabrielle threw serious shade at stacey after the clueless star's comments last week on the lack of diversity at the oscars ----

>> rid of channels like bet and the bet awards and the image awards, where you're only awarded if you're black if it were the other way around we'd be up in arms it's a double standard.' >> reporter:trending on twitter today thanks to the b-e-t star's biting remarks --- the hashtag who is stacey dash? gabrielle union "i heard of a crazy lady once. maybe last week? but i don't know what her name is." gabrielle union the more we focus on inclusion and a true representation of this country i think that crazy lady will have less to say." >>sting >> reporter:we'll have so much more on the insider, for kron 4 news, i'm debbie matenopoulos back to you, pam >> pam: details on when the

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the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> reporter: the building right behind me at 310 as the knot was still attack on monday which means residents can come and go as they please during the day, but cannot stay overnight. the building has 20 apartments and is home to about 40 people and all of them has been asked to leave as soon as possible, and it appears that the city has full cooperation. >> reporter: all day to day residents continued to pack up their belongings, some faster than others, many people are still not sure where they will go next print the pacifica police department said the today that they have been asking people not to stay here but they will not forcibly evict residents who are slow or refuse to leave. >> reporter: there was some

resistance over the last two days from folks who were upset they were being asked to leave but the city is now seen that they believe everyone is on board and it is that is what is happening. >> primarily the police department has contacted and work with them and have received a reassurance from every unit that they do not- that that they do need to leave and that the are cooperating. >> reporter: we also know of that the utilities and the building gas, electricity, sort and water would not be turned up any time soon. that would only happen if everyone moves up or if the city were to condemn the building completely to rid tag it. but there is not a sign that that will happen. >> pam: may well, congresswoman jackie spider came out to see these

erosion damage for herself. kron4 marlene kelley went along on that tour where concerns were raised about the entire no neighborhood spirit. >> reporter: the congresswoman's did at the edge of the crumbling cliff with pacific officials to see the damage them fight the evil ocean. she took a look at the back of the recently beckham with id 20 unit apartment building that was yellow tag. and what by the two other buildings that were read tech during 2010. >> it underscores that we will need a permanent fix. because the homes across the street even highway one are impacted as well. >> reporter: earlier in the day she toward other locations with a representative of the month and the state polls including the storm water

out bob where the degradation of the land is a little too close highway one for her comfort. the pacifica pier and the sea wall. >> reporter: as she sits pacifica can't apply for some of the $30 million in federal funds that the state has access during a national disaster with up the california having to declare a state of emergency. >> and that money can be used for all public facilities. >> brittany: this is really a tough situation predict what to expect it, we have a high surf advisories print and of that from thursday at least a friday and it could be extended all the way into sunday. we have storms heading our way print not a lot of rainfall per it may be a corporate image of rain. >> brittany: quarter inch of

rain. >> brittany: you will notice clouds will increase going into tomorrow. we will not see as much sunshine tomorrow as we have seen today. >> brittany: we will start to see heavier downfall as we head into the late hours. spread by 1:00 p.m.. going into the east bay, and oakland this will stick around once again as we head into the evening commute. >> brittany: pam? >> pam: download these mobile application creek asian #1 source for news and the bay area and weather. >> pam: now to support both

50. an estimated 1 million people are expected to flock to the heart of san francisco for festivities and various even so run the the big game. officials say, safety is priority number one. >> pam: san francisco first responders are parting with the state, local and federal agencies to provide public safety during super bowl city yvette's over the next two weeks. people planning to attend the festivities tell kron4 they welcome the huge police presence. >> i want to be off part of it and i will be here. >> pam: addition to the heavyset francisco police presence, there are security guard stationed at the up the super bowl city. you will also have to pass through a metal detector before getting in. >> pam: the city of san

francisco's three y five service is getting an upgrade that is just in time for the super bowl. --wi-fi >> pam: and the system would get a break along market street and in five of the city's muni underground stations. the city's department of technology is making upgrades with the help of the super bowl committee. the city is expected on 1 million visitors joined the super bowl v v yvette's and the upgrades will help keep people connected. >> pam: has built, the super bowl week is truly a regional yvette with many different venues and the first official eve that kicks off on monday in san jose. as kron4 rob fladeboe reports now, the city is putting on his game face. >> reporter: superable 50

billboards like this one are all over town, along with the national football league batters up and down santa clara street crews are sprucing up the cover in the grain and other city properties. signs like this one allows visitors about parking and city hall is rolling out the red carpet for super bowl visitors. >> reporter: super bowl week kicked off monday when thousands of reporters and photographers and others hit it to s a p center for media day. hoard among other nearby restaurant owners is hoping to stop by his top korea. >> reporter: the afc champion carolina panthers are staying at the downtown san jose marriott and will practice at san jose state's spartan stadium. fans will find a suitable spot asset francisco's square and here at plaza de cesar chavez

park and san jose fans can also feel at home in san francisco should they choose. >> reporter: no doubt helping all of the part with a good first impression creek and san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >> pam: waffled what is obviously the featured attraction of the super bowl music is taking prominent second place in the week leading up to the game. new as 6. kron4 diane ackerman breaks down who is coming to the bay area. --dan kerman >> reporter: the bulk of free concert will take place at san francisco's super bowl city-state's year and severe men park. first up,

chris isaac, he will perform on saturday party is at 730. on sunday january 31st, hart will be featured at free concert at mission college in santa clara. he starts at 430. let's jump to wednesday february 3rd, met nathanson has a free performance as the turbo city at 730. >> reporter: on thursday, the fourth the bad perry performs free as super bowl city at 730, while the dave matthews band will perform at pier 7, though that concert is sold out. on friday be fit, one republic of forms for free as super bowl city at 730, while for real williams will be getting happy at pier 7. general admission ticket 17 $5 and are still available

for 10-10:00 p.m. concert >> reporter: saturday the sixth three shows to tell you about, alecia keys performing free at super bowl city at 7:00 p.m.. third i'd like this before me at 7:00 p.m. at the taste of the national football league party at the cow place. tickets are $700 each for the charitable food and wine tasting it to fight on corporate-fight hunger. >> reporter: also that night metallica and cade the elephant are performing at and at&t park at 7:00 p.m. some club level seats are still available--are still available at $150 each >> pam: superbowl entertainment for most fans in the u.s. at the up the

world includes the much- hyped commercials. brett is here with a quick look at what and how to find more. >> grant: with these two promising, as rumor had it a commercial here with one of a dozen sets that we have on our web site at kron4 dot com. for a sneak peek for all others. >> pam: coming up! big news on the warriors mission bay are reno. we now know who purchased the naming rights to the team's new venue. plus, east bay mud now apologizing for calling out water wasters who may not have been wasting water after all. and find out what caused the garbage truck to burst into flames.

essen >> pam: a man is behind bars in connection with the death of a two-year old san jose boy. 22 year old man you wealth lopez was are rested yesterday's half the police obtained a warrant for his fall rest. police officially responded to reports of a possible bid child sex on january 16th.

>> pam: the child was pronounced dead shortly after an autopsy confirmed say he had also been sexually assaulted. investigators learned that lopez the victims mother's boyfriend had ties to the child's death. lopez was booked into the santa clara county jail. >> pam: to people accused of killing two young children and severally--severely abusing a third appeared in a salinas courtroom today. catherine heenan is here with the latest on the disturbing case. >> catherine: tammy huntsman and her 17 year old boyfriend the xylose pleaded not guilty today to murder tortured and other charges.

they are accused of abusing to death a six year old boy had a three year old girl. then stuffing their bodies in a plastic then at putting them in a rented storage unit in redding. >> catherine: they are also charged with a cc and under oath girl who was south starkey and with a broken bone thrift if convicted on charges only constant is eligible for death penalty. there are turning explain why. >> pam: the three victims were siblings at in the custody of a 39 year old cousin and they live with her and her boyfriend and salinas. still faces life sentences and if convicted >> pam: a south bay woman faces murder charges after she confessed to drowning

her 12 year old son and the bathtub. tarmac deal with our brave and the january 8th death of her adopted son at their santa clara home. --tara mcneil >> pam: she told officers the she was home alone with the boy when she found him in the bath tub floating face up and the water. three days later, police say she admitted that she killed the child under water until he was " life as"lifeless" >> pam: and the east bay police are searching for a man who was clubbed on surveillance video and exposing himself to a clerk at a fremont chevron station monday night according to

the owner of the gas station, this man went into the bathroom all around 7:00 p.m.. shortly after, he came out exposing himself to the store clerk. >> pam: the suspect is described as an african american male who is about 6 ft. tall at in his 20s, a similar incident also occurred last friday at another picnic park employee area. police say a white male world of to a man and his two young sons last them and said he was quick to harm them. >> not in a community like this. >> pam: fremont police are currently investigating both incidents and they are also asking the public to contact them and if they are in need of any additional information or a similar incidents are witnesses.

>> pam: rules are still working to try to fight tough of a water main break in fremont that was reported our route 8 this morning in occurred near herschensohn school located in 41 of february. that avenue of water to leak detection was the pleated and one thing i thought they can >> pam: wonderful winter weather was around the bay area today. brittany? >> brittany: which i could say that this trend will continue but we are tracking a storm. it will carry over into the weekend with cooler temperatures expected.

>> brittany: no rainfall but we did see decreasing clouds. we did see more sunshine as the day went on. also, a chance of rain fall over the next couple of days with futurecast board. we will stay nice and dry. the clouds began with an increase of cloud creek we will see a chance of rain falls closer to the north bay. that is why we will see the rain showers moved in closer to nasa but serious it will transition and will force the south creek-- closer to napa >> brittany: we do notice widespread rain showers for it was just a few rolls out

there. with another round of what weather pushing into friday and into saturday. with wind gusts of wind thirty mouth was all were expected. --thirty mile >> brittany: how much when will we expect to receive for the heels?--hills >> brittany: the light rain will start friday morning and moved to the south. we are not expecting a high amount 3 pushing into tomorrows to patricia stake in the warm side to allow 60 degrees but as the head into friday we are expected to close down. by friday and saturday we are back into the 56 >> pam: dramatic video of a

garbage truck on fire in new jersey. a resident was filming when the truck suddenly exploded. everett a huge hole into a home nearby. a total of 444 homes were destroyed for it--a total of 4 homes >> pam: lee said the truck's to operetta's reported smoke coming into the truck's cab and they evacuate the vehicle and reported the fire. investigators said the fire was so hot it calls of the trucks for natural gas tanks to explode. there were no reports of any injuries. >> pam: bart police say, nearly $1,000 worth of equipment was stolen from a storage room. the incident happened earlier this week

at the agency's concord station as an officer from the door to the rule propped open. possibly left open by an employee. >> pam: officers say bart police jacket, uniform pants and boots plus a gas mask and write him at at a real battery were all stolen. no weapons were reportedly taken britt the incident is now being investigated.

>> pam: new details on the southern california escaped

inmate spirit grant is here and there is a bait and connection to this case. correct? >> grant: is a criminal connection to the bay area creek but they are not saying what creek the inmates did receive help inside the jail and outside as well creek as much as by people arrested in connection of this break down. the three inmates are still nowhere to be found. >> grant: people that have that are rested off as have connection with the inmates. one was the mastermind. >> are continuing to focus on the county banks as they searched for the inmates. however, other details are not available as the

investigation is ongoing. >> grant: additional rest will be made critic the head count procedures as friday since this incident for it. >> pam: next at 6:30 p.m. the militia at the center of a hostile takeover of a wildlife park set is not backing down, despite its leader being are arrested. plus, the warriors and the mavericks square off tonight at oracle. gary got a preview at 645 and our top story tonight the city of pacifica

>> reporter: continuing our coverage congress meant

jackie came out here to seek for herself the damage done by erosion threat looking at the back of the building. the recently evacuated apartment building that was still attached. --yellow tagged >> reporter: she says that pacifica can't apply for the disaster funds that the city has to offer. now >> reporter: under arrest for sexual assault and murder creek beach out mother's boyfriend 22 year old man dwelt lopez was sent to the santa clara county jail. for murder and sexual assault on a two year old.

the police has not stated with the official cause of death was. >> reporter: tried to keep people safe during the superbowl city debt. -e vents >> what is happening and what areas are to avoid with the purchase classless taxis pass hoofs receive an automatic message crisp >> reporter: in san jose getting ready for kickoff of super bowl week. crews are ready sprucing up. it will be hosting the media players and coaches in the zero weeks of first event on monday. >> reporter: 3 carolina

passes will be practicing at other slowly to see that m fifth of these downtown for it in san jose rob fladeboe >> reporter: oakland, east bay mud is of publicizing holding water winces. there was an issue with your billing cycle for the people did not waste water to much. the mandate were allowed dave would hit the right lower on the list. it quoted in the oversight and will correct the problem. --they consider this an oversight

>> pam: eight anti- government activists are rested for occupied and federal wildlife respighi will make their first court appearance friday. the militia leader and several of his supporters were pulled over and taken into custody last night. one member was killed and the group had been protesting what they called government over reach of federal lands. >> reporter: more than three weeks after the armed militia took over a federal wildlife refugee in oregon. a deadly shootout between militiamen birds and the police had that. >> yesterday, the fbi with our partners, took up the first steps to bring the occupation to a conclusion. >> reporter: group leader and seven others were

arrested tuesday night after the fbi and oregon state police pulled him over on their way to meeting with community residents. bundy's brother brian was shot and suffered minor wounds. but a spokesman for the arm occupiers was killed >> it is time for everyone and illegal occupation to move on. there does not have to be bloodshed in our community. >> reporter: bundy's father said his son called him from the back of a police cruiser moments after the shoot out. >> " my son ryan had been shot and the farm credit they could they killed him they killed, a global way cold-blooded. he said he was out at his hands in the ear and said he was not armed he wasn't any threat and a

cold-blooded just killed him. " >> reporter: authorities say ryan bundy and finnicum did not obey orders to surrender and shots were fired. the armed group took over the refuge of january 2nd in part to protest the sentencing of two winters and to make a stand against what they called government over reach when it comes to federal lands. it >> they continue to ignore us and push us to the point where we felt we had to make a stand to defend our rights. >> these are things more important than your life and freedom is one of them. >> reporter: the sheriff said he had been trying to work with the group to find a peaceful solution and and be in he this could not meet their ultimatum spirit

>> we do not want to arm up and rebel creek we walked through appropriate channels. this cannot happen anymore. this can happen in america and it can happen in hearty county. -- harnery counbty >> brittany: to get look at how unsettled are weather pattern is one tracking the new storm. by 9:00 p.m., temperatures will be mostly cloudy skies with the clause continuing to increase and the rainfall to get here on thursday. pam? >> pam: we will be

>> pam: the dreaded disease the virus which is suspected and a search of birth defects and brazil. has reached california. catherine heenan is here with the details. --zika

virus >> catherine: health officials say a teenage girl who traveled from the l eight area to el salvador a couple of months ago was infected with the miskito borne virus. she has since recovered. >> catherine: the u.s. is urging pregnant women to avoid visiting the 24 international locations where the virus is active. it is spreading in many top vacation spot including brazil. the caribbean and mexico. and the bay area and east bay women have been tested and is awaiting results creek she had traveled to bora bora. >> catherine: and suspected cases have been reported in 9 u. s. state as always in

the case of a parking woman who travel outside the country. the cdc as recommending that new babies born to women who have been in those hot spots also be screened. >> catherine: a spokeswoman says the white house will be making a bigger effort and the days ahead to talk about the risk of the buyer is and make sure people are aware of what is happening. meantime health officials stressed that no transmission of the fires has happened. in california or any other u.s. state. >> pam: will be back!

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popovich >> gary:not steve kerr or luke walton will coach the west in the nba all-star game february 14th in toronto >> gary:rules state that kerr cannot coach the all- star game two striaght seasons so it goes to the head coach from the team with the next-best record popovich >> gary:because walton is on the warriors staff and his wins officially go to kerr it was unlikely he would be chosen >> gary: popovic will be on the sideline for the game in toronto. >> gary:meanwhile steph curry and the warriors prepared for their game tonight at oracle mavericks one of the four season although they did it with curry not playing >> gary:through 45 games the warriors are dead even with the 1995-96 bulls at 41-4 those bulls of course went on to set the nba record of 72-10 >> gary:klay thompson talked about chasing that record

>> we had 67 wins last year. we had a better record that at this point that we did last year occurred in never know what will happen. if we just they focused. it is exciting. >> gary: 5 believe and the late '60s and '70s, before your time if you know the old legend will chamberlain. the coach, or the story goes that they sent him over to the hotel for it will not want to do that. >> grant: he had other things on his mind (laughter) >> gary: they knocked on the door for it and save time for shooting round. he says

you go back and tell the coach that i will come back want to this arnett once today. would you like for me to come to the shooting ground or would like for me to show up for the game later that evening? >> gary:it looks like the warriors san francisco arena has center" the team has reached with banking giant jp morgan chase >> gary:the 18,000 seat arena which park won't open for another three years in time for the 2018-19 basketball season >> gary:the opening was delayed a year as the warriors sort out two lawsuits filed by the mission bay alliance who due to its proximity to ucsf medical center >> gary:the privately- financed arena is estimated to cost $1- >> gary: billion dollars. >> gary:the carolina panthers held their first official super

bowl practice. >> gary:the nfc champions are back since dismantling the night. >> gary: we have our special. the super bowl star special where we will be giving insight spirit and grant will be down and the parking lot? >> grant: i do not know exactly where. i know that i will be with catherine heenan, so i know i will have a good time. >> gary: do not even watch the game just watch our super bowl special app the words.

(laughter) >> gary:at 15-1, they've been one of the premier teams in the league all season.and part of it has to do with the play of quarterback cam newton. their outspoken leader has had an mvp-type worthy year. >> gary:he's often criticized for being too brash and arrogant, but he's not changing for anyone. >> i said it since day one i am an african american quarterback, that may scare some people because they have not seen anyone that they can compare me to. >> gary: he is a great, great, great talent. >> gary: $5,200, the most expensive ticket in super bowl history. let me just tell you before we get out of here. tom anderson and come up to my space co- founder liked him so much

that he pleaded out today that he would pay the salary of tim lincecum and the 45 year old my own up to read and know he is worse. he will pay his salary. (laughter) >> pam: coming up. >> pam: another gorgeous day around the bay. brittney is back with a look at when the rain will

>> stanley: i will explain in the next addition of people beating badly! tonight at 8. >> pam: centering are around a single road trip with michael jackson, and elizabeth taylor and marlon

brando. try to hit home from new york to los angeles, following september 11th. it's not clear if the road trip ever happened but an aide to nothing 11 into the would benefit if you're one of jackson's former employees insisted that it did. and that the three of them made it as far as ohio. >> brittany: friday we will see the light rain moving enter it will be back at 8:00 with a more accurate

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