is now britt had creek no one was living here. firefighters had a hard time fighting this fire because is ryder on the cliff. on the back of the business called the big guys up towing. >> reporter: are trying to get you more informational later on tonight. jack bush, reporting live in pacifica. >> this is a testament to the life that he led. >> pam: heart wrenching words. >> pam: the family of the off -duty police officer who was killed in a domestic confrontation. for the first time, talks about their loss to kron 4. they speak of gus vegas -- as a father who epitomized self- sacrifice. >> pam: joe vegas, son of richmond off duty officer says the huge out pouring they are getting is a testament to the life his father led. >> pam: a grieving son talks

about his family's loss, just one day after a deadly domestic confrontation in the family home. richmond police officer gus vegas. was off- duty at the time he was shot and killed. his family. stunned by the events.which involve the father of vegas' grandson. >> reporter: the pain of losing her husband of 30 years can be seen in every tear falling from her eyes. the wife of slain richmond police. >> pam: waiting to be formally charged with the killing. gus vegas. >> pam:kron 4's haaziq madyun talked with the vegas family >> reporter: >> reporter:there wasn't a dry eye among his children, all consoling each other with warm embraces on this dreadful day >>"through god and family and friend we will get through this" >> reporter:officer vegas's son joe took the podium

standing strong, speaking on his family's behalf for the first time since his father was shot dead in his home >>"on behalf of the family.that he ultimately sacrificed protecting his family" >> reporter:pastor scott peterson has had a close brotherly relationship with officer gus vegas for the past 25 years >>"our prayers continue to go out to the family, only god can reach the depths of the pain and suffering that they feel right now, i just want to ask everybody to continue to pray.continue with the support"

>> reporter:sandra vargas was too overwhelmed with grief to speak on camera. however off camera she and i spoke, me offering my condolences and saying she married a great husband.to which she replied with a huge smile on her face and said.i thought he was great.that is why i married him 30 years ago. in vallejo haaziq madyun kron4news >> pam:the richmond police officers' assocition has created an account in officer vegas' memory. >> pam:the money collected will to to help the family. we've posted the information about the account set up and the go fund me page on our website. kron 4 dot com. >> pam: an apparent homicide victim was found dead inside a home in san leandro this morning and a suspect in his murder was arrested, police said. >> pam: officers responded to a residence in the 900 block of juana avenue at 5:30 a.m. after a neighbor reported that he heard a male calling for help, police said.

>> pam: when officers arrived at the house a man who was covered in blood opened the door for them, according to police. >> reporter:officers detained the man, searched for a victim and found another man inside who was suffering from fatal injuries and was pronounced dead at the scene, police said. >> reporter:the man who opened the door for the officers was arrested on suspicion of murder and is being held in custody at the san leandro police department, according to police. >> they knocked on the door. the door was open and there was a 21 year old man. the officers entered the apartment to make sure it was sick inside and came across a man and his late '40's or lifted the spirits believed to be the father of the 21 year old black opened up the door. he was deceased and suffered from a critical step wens. --stab wounds

>> reporter:authorities didn't disclose how the victim died. police are withholding the victim's name pending notification of his next of kin and also aren't releasing the suspect's name or any further details about him because they are still in the early stages of their investigation. >>lt. robert mcmanus said in a statement, "we offer our condolences to the family and friends of the victim in this morning's tragic incident." >> reporter:dan kerman. kron4 news >> pam: the other big story tonight. >> pam: 24 of the world's bes surfers descended on half moon bay for the big- wave surfing competition known as titans of mavericks. and it was a good day for local surfers. >> pam: kron 4's kate cagel is live in half moon bay tonight with more. kate? >> reporter:for fans,

mavericks is such a big deal. some come from out of the country just to watch the action. but this year, access was limited because of safety concerns. >> reporter: the locals came out on top to my career that we can show you videos of the winter. from santa cruz. surfy mavericks for years. he may be one of the down this people who have ever tackled maverick spirit at the age of 14. he is 27 now. he was absolutely beaming at the end of the competition today. there is some incredible video. as he takes on the waves earlier. >> reporter: >> conditions showed up. it was a little windy. but it did not disappoint. but there was some intense waves. and the waves. >> reporter: is, people are excited about this year's

competition. there was a delight ... morning because of the f o g. one surfer did was an ear trumpet they had plenty of medics out on the beach. those kind of entries know that they may encounter with 30 to 40 ft. waves. some of the best were all here surfing. we will have more of maverick coming up tonight at 6:00. reporting live at half moon bay. >> pam: maverick is a big deal. some come from out of the country just to watch the action. but this year, access was limited because of safety concerns. >> reporter:kron four's terisa estacio spoke with fans about the new measures this year. and how it is affecting their experience. >> reporter:this is the view many mavericks fans had on

this friday and as you can see for yourself. there is not a lot to see fog in the morning and hazy skies in the afternoon clouded the views and then there was this >>no you can not go up there >> reporter:this year - authorities limited the access out of safety concerns. high surf, rogue waves and crumbling cliffs are to blame. >> all of the local guys have some advantage. >>i don't care, is my birthday. just glad to be here. >> reporter:for some specators, they took the extra measures in parties instead of taking to the bluffs. >> we are kind of bummed. this is our first time here. the tv coverage is not too good. >>kristin rosen/mavericks

fan we are going to try and go out on a boat later. >>tracey ellifritz/mavericks fan it isn't bad. >> reporter:others - well, they were not pleased. >> reporter:for a few, they planned to just keep looking for a better vantage point. chip lang/mavericks fan yeah. we are going to go to another spot. >> reporter:in half moon bay te >> pam: there is much more ahead at five. police in the south bay searching for driver who left the scene of a deadly hit and run. >> pam: what police were able to find. next. >>plus. a horrific crash involving a muni bus. details of how it happened. just ahead. >> pam: and our tech reporter gabe slate takes tesla's new auto pilot feature out for a spin.

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>> pam: san jose police are looking for the driver of a car involved in a early morning hit-and run. that killed a bicyclist. >> pam:they did recover a key piece of evidence. grant lodes is here now with what we have learned. >> grant:this morning san jose police recoverd the car believed to be involved in the hit & run. a red honda sedan. abandoned behind a taqueria on south winchester boulevard. >> grant:that's about one mile north of the original accident. employees of the taqueria spotted the car when they got to work. return to

index >>victor bailon, owner of the taqueria says when we came to work in the morning we saw a car parked behind the back door. so we called police. the car should not have been there, the parking lot is empty every night. so the police came and checked it out and it looks like it was in an accident. >> grant:police say the hit and run accident happened just after midnight. on winchester boulevard and loma verde drive. the name of the bicyclist has not been released. but kron 4 has learned that the person who died was a hispanic man in his 50's. >> grant:police say the this death marks the city's sixth traffic fatality this year. >> pam: emergency crews responded to a multi- vehicle crash. involving a muni bus this morning in san francisco. >> pam: the accident happened right before noon, at ocean avenue and phelan avenue. >> catherine:it appears one vehicle rear- ended a truck. which was pushed onto the side of the muni bus. no major injuries were reported, but the area was closed for a short time. >> catherine:there is currently an investigation

on the cause of the accident. >> pam: palo alto police are looking for a man who reportedly brandished a handgun at a women. during a road rage incident yesterday. shortly after 5 p-m, officers responded to the 3300- block of alma street, where the incident ocurred. >> pam: a women was driving in the area. when she saw a car speeding. it swerved in front of her. she slammed on the breaks to avoid collision and honked her horn. the two cars continued down the road until the speeding vehicle came to a stop.a male exited.began yelling at the women and then pulled out a hundgun. the car. >> pam:but a thief grabs the chance to steal the vehicle - with the baby still inside. catherine heenan is here with 'two' examples of that happening in california

this week. >> catherine:it's a crime that happened near san diego -- twice within less than 24 hours. fortunately - both babies are ok. >> catherine:in the first case - a car was stolen wednesday night in chula vista while a woman was checking into a hotel. she'd left her 18-month old son in the back seat. >> catherine:but the thief actually called police himself and confessed when he realized he had a baby along for the ride. in the second case - a woman in escondido ran into her apartment thursday - leaving her 5-month-old girl in the car.and the car was gone when she came out. >> catherine:witnesses who were able to give police some details included a little boy who had been playing nearby. >> catherine:the car in that case was found abandoned at a nearby apartment complex.with the baby girl crying, but unhurt. the search continues for the thief. >> catherine:in the case of the stolen car with the 18- month-old boy inside - an arrest has been made.

>> brittany:high surf advisory again but warmer into the weekend. record warmth possible sun- tuesday and rain next week. >> brittany: mostly cloudy skies and temperatures are still above average. we will get even warmer as we head into the weekend and into next week 71 degrees in napa up, seven degrees and half moon bay, 60 degrees in san jose. and the rest of the night with continue to see other conditions. by 9:00 p.m., cloudy skies. as we head into the overnight hours. and by tomorrow morning, expect to see mostly sunny skies. temperatures with mid to high forties. for our inland locations. looking ahead toward the are still tracking a dangerous surf-- storm. we are looking for

dangers aren't current. -- rip currents >> brittany: we are still tracking record highs. with potential to break records as we head into sunday, monday and yvette and tutu state. next week, we are tracking a possible storm that may bring us some rain falls and snow for the higher elevations. we may also have cooler temperatures. but for tomorrow we will range in the 70 degree temperatures. heading into napa, said the four degrees and 64 san francisco. 71 degrees, in san jose. that will have your 7 day forecast and plan out for valentine's day weekend. >> pam: on the embarcadero

super bowl city is just a memory. artists are now back to selling jewelry and paintings at justin herman plaza. >> pam: the only remaining symbol of the season is that one could purchase a belt buckle with the 49ers or raiders logo. >> pam: with football season in the past.the bay area is now gearing up for baseball. >> pam: the 23rd annual k-n- b-r giants fan fest is tomorrow at at-and-t park >> pam: fans will be able to hear from their favorite players.get autographs and walk on the field. >> pam: there will also be an opportunity to take a picture with one of the world series trophies. >> pam: more than 40 thousand people are expected to attend rain or shine. >> pam: the event starts at 10 a-m and will go until 3. it is free entry for every one. >> gabe:tech report coming

up! >> pam:and later. the gravity defying video that has taken the internet by storm.

>> pam:we keep hearing about self driving cars. autonomous vehicles. and many say. this is our future. >> pam:now, for the first time, a car that is on the market and on the road. will stay in its lane, steer, control speed, and brake all on it's own. it is a self driving car. our tech trends reporter gabe slate. shows us tesla's new auto pilot feature. >> gabe:"tech trends reporter gabe slate here you are seeing me through quadcopter 4 our drone we brought it out today to help us shoot this very special story. >> gabe:recently tesla pushed out an over the air software update to their model s cars adding a new auto pilot feature. this lets the car drive itself >> gabe:this is a huge deal. this is a major advancement

in auto technology let's test it out. " >> grant: >> gabe:- drone shot of car take off - follows car - dub in audio art cam >> gabe:we drove the tesla out to a pretty low traffic area out in rural marin nothing around but cows i wasn't quite ready to try this out on a busy highway >> gabe: activate the auto pilot feature at any speed. you just tap the cruise control level twice toward you to engage it. >> gabe:- me freaking out letting go - dash cam & back seat video >> gabe:"so now i'm going to take my hands off the wheel. oh it's so weird. and it just knows to stay in the lane" >> gabe:once you're in auto pilot you can take your feet off the pedals you control the speed just like cruise control tapping the lever up and down

>> gabe:you can deactivate the auto pilot feature at any time and regain control of the car by pressing on the brake. >> gabe:- me freaking out as a turn approaches. - dash cam & back seat video >>" oh there is a turn coming up. there is a turn! it's going to turn? " >> gabe:it was really freaky as curves in the road approached putting my faith in technology at 50 miles per hour. was difficult. >> gabe:" it's doing it. it's taking the turn. god that is amazing it's like you're on a ride. a roller coaster. or like a ride at disney like it's on a track and just knows where to go. " >> gabe:one lane country roads are scary enough. >> gabe:driving them without your a car coming your way in the opposite direction that really pushed me. my instinct was to take back control of the car but i resisted.

>>- truck with curve coming at me - dash cam & back seat video >> my hands are off the wheel. oh this is weird i guess you just get use to it " >> gabe:if a car drifts in your lane or dangerously cuts you off. the auto pilot will know and keep you safe. >>sot - in car talking tesla girl alexis - back shot camera >>"it has automatic braking it has side collision avoidance so if it needed to it would avoid a car coming in or avoid an accident" >> gabe:so this is a car that can stay in it's lane, adjust speed, and brake all by itself >> gabe:this is huge!! this is the first real world legit example of a self driving experience. >> gabe:for now it's intended mostly requires clear lane markings; it's not designed city on its own. i asked alexis how does it work ? >>alexis georgeson / tesla - how it works - her by car pointing at stuff. " these little sensors are built in they are all around the car.

>> gabe:a long range radar in the front of the car that can senses a few hundred feet ahead of the car. and a forward facing camera that sees ahead of the car that is what sees the lanes on the road. and then separately the cars mapping in them so the systems are actually learning and improving. >> pam: the democratic race heats up after the debate. and ted cruz pulls one of his campaign ad's. the latest for the race for the white house is next at 5:30. plus. 17 years after the massacre at columbine. the mother of one of the killers. breaks her silence.

(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> pam: presidential candidate ted cruz pulls a campaign ad after an embarrassing revalation. new polls show hillary clinton and bernie sanders in a dead heat in nevada. >> pam: grant is here with news from the presidential campaign trail. >> grant:let's start with the cruz campaign ad and this woman. her name is amy lindsay and according to imdb,the internet movie database. her resume includes a small part in the movie. star trek voyager and a whole bunch of videos with names like "confessions of a call girl" and "beverly hills bordello." >> grant:her latest screen appearance is in an satirical ad where supposed former marco rubio supporters voice their regrets in a recovery group. >>does that make you angry? >>angry? it makes me feel dumb for trusting him. >>maybe you should vote for more than just a pretty

face next time. >> grant:as soon as it became known that this face had appeared in these steamy sex videos. the campaign ad went from >>"i'm ted cruz and i approved this message. >> grant:to ted cruz doesn't want anything to do with the ad. a spokeswoman says if campaign workers had known of lindsay's past they would not have let her appear. >> grant:on her twitter page, lindsay says she was extremely disappointed that the ad was pulled. >> grant:donald trump also trump blasting rival ted cruz on twitter, writing: "if ted cruz doesn't clean up his act, stop cheating, and doing negative ads, i have standing to sue him for not being a natural born citizen." >> grant:cruz was born in canada to an american mother. a new poll today shows trump with a comfortable lead in south carolina. >> grant:all six remaining candidates will meet in a debate on saturday night. and on the democratic side, bernie sanders and hillary clinton are in a dead heat in nevada, the poll was taken by the republican leaning

targetpoint consultants. >> grant:in south carolina, sanders has a commanding lead among african americans, who make up half of the democratic voters. >> grant:today, sanders unveiled a daughter of the staten island man choked to death by new york city police and scenes from protest marches against police killings. >>i want to see an america where when young black men walk down the street they will not be harassed by police officers, they will not be shot. >>that's why i'm for bernie >> brittany: here is what i am tracking for you. as we head into the rest of tonight and tomorrow with the high start advisory creek high surf advisory again but warmer into the weekend. record warmth possible sun- tuesday and rain next week. >> brittany: you will notice a difference from sunday into monday. we will see a

chance of rain fall next week creek and temperatures will go down. back down to below '60s, and closer to where we should be for this time of year. 63 degrees in oakland, 62 in san mateo, 71 in that but and santa rosa. we are tracking more of the warmer weather. showing all the clouds coming then print stand to the north of us. so we will stay nice and dry into valentine's day weekend. i will have more of your forecasts coming up in 10 minutes. >> pam: pope francis is in cuba today for the first meeting between the heads of the catholic and russian orthodox churches in history. >> pam: the religious leaders will be exchanging gifts that are deeply symbolic and trace the history of the sometimes tense relationship between the east and west.

>> pam: both the pope and the patriarch say the crisis in the middle east is pushing them together. >> pam: there are hopes that the two will possibly become allies which may help break the isolation of religions. >> pam: also.president raul castro welcomed his arrival yesterday to discuss the problems of violence and corruption in the country. >> pam: u-s airlines will soon bid to win routes to cuba. >> pam:

>> pam: starting next tuesday, u.s. carriers will have 15 days to submit applications to the department of transportation for cuba routes. >> pam: the development brings airlines and travelers a step closer to scheduled flights between the two countries for the first time in over 50 years. >> pam: the u-s and cuba are expected to formally sign an agreement to resume flights soon. once signed, it could lead to more than 100 daily round-trip flights in and out of cuba. >> pam: hope for peace in syria is growing. secretary of state john kerry says major world powers have agreed to a cease fire and to provide immediate aid to the country. >> pam: kerry told reporters in germany that diplomats are hoping the cease fire can be fully implemented next week.

>> pam: however it does not apply to terrorist organizations in syria. the country's nearly five- year-long civil war has people.has driven more than 4-million from the country. >> pam: and led to europe's worst refugee crisis since world war ii >> pam: the mother of one of the columbine killers has done her first television interview -- nearly 17 years after the school shooting happened. >> pam: catherine heenan is here with that story. >> catherine:it remains the deadliest 'high' school shooting in u.s. history. and now the mother of columbine killer dylan klebold has talked to abc- news. >> catherine:dylan and his classmate eric harris killed 13 people and injured 24 others before committing suicide in the colorado school. >> catherine:sue klebold says she tried to rationalize some of the problems which should have been clear warning signs. >> catherine:part of the reason klebold is breaking her silence -- she's telling her story >> catherine:in a book

that's about to be released. she says she's hoping it will help other parents spot potential signs of trouble with their children. >> (crying) >> all of these kids and teachers. i would feel exactly the same way and i know that i would echo was different. --if it was different. >> catherine: pam? >> pam:in a freak accident this morning.a loose manhole went airborne and killed a female driver in boston. officials say the mahole cover was in the thomas p. o'neil tunnel on southbound i-93. >> pam: after the intial impact.the car then hit a wall on the left shoulder

and came to a stop. the driver's identity has released. -- not been released. >> pam: investagators are trying to determine why the manhole became dislodged.and in the wake of the accident.state transportation crews are inspecting hundreds of mahole covers and grates on city highways. >> pam: fire officials in new jersey say they have finally contained the massive warehouse fire that has been burning for more than 20-hours. >> pam: the building is used to store plastic pellets which caused public health concers. testing being done on the air quality has determined there to be no public health threat to the people of somerset county. >> pam: in today's efforts to gain control of the flames a firefighter injured his leg.no other injuries have been reported. school's were closed for the day and nearby buildings were evacuated as precaution. >>the cause of the fire has not yet been determined. >> pam: it's the music video that has been view more than 30 million times.

and tonight. we have a behind the scene look at how "ok go" made their gravity defying video. >> pam: and next. the app more college and college students are using to make friends. >> pam: stock markets ended a down week on a high note. the dow rose 313 points. the nasdaq gained 70 points. >> pam: and the s and p rose 35 points. despite today's rebound, the major indexes ended the week down about 1 percent. (scal): good day, m'lady!

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>> pam: a study of 200 college students found that 73-percent of them ranked tinder as their favorite dating app. >> pam: tinder says half of the its users are college age. >> pam: but the students confessed they are not using the app to date. >> pam: 58-percent of them say they have never even gone on a date using the popular app. >> pam: more than half of the students say they use dating apps to find friends. >> pam: an la judge says actor james woods can go forward with a 10 million dollar defamation lawsuit against an anonymous twitter user. the battle happened after today's decision not to cover a planned parenthood controversy. >> pam: in response, "at abelisted" posted tweets calling woods some nasty names. lawyers for woods have sent a subpoena to twitter to try to reveal the man behind "at abelisted" >> pam: but twitter has resisted citing the first amendment.

>> pam: still ahead. could apple be getting into the original t-v series? next. details of its first scripted series. and who will be starring in it. >> brittany: another beautiful and to our day. i am tracking more on the weather as we head into the weekend and i will be back with the 7 day forecast.

>> pam: apple is entering the original t-v series business. >> pam: and hip-hop legend doctor dre will star in the company's first original scripted television series. >> pam: that's according to an exclusive report in the hollywood reporter. >> pam: "vital signs" will follow a plot described as "semi-autobiographical" about the rapper's life. >> pam: neither apple or doctor dre have commented on the report.

>> pam: one musical group is taking the friendly skies to make some 'zero gravity' history and dominate social media with all the buzz. >>the insider's louis aguirre is in los angeles with more. >> reporter:pam, the band 'ok go' >> reporter:is blowing up online for their latest music video which has already generated over well 27 million views in just 24 hours! >> reporter:and only our michael yo is with the band today taking us inside the making of their gravity defying stunt! >>can't stop. don't stop until ya feel it your instinct is to swim and there's nothing to hold onto scared?? @ 10:49:55 my favorite part is when i go back from camerawhat does that feel like >> reporter:no green screen. no wires. climbing to thirty thousand hour,then plunging back to fifteen thousand feet. >> reporter:the band

partnered with russian airline "s-seven," and after physicals and cosmonaut training, they said, "o-k go!" describes parabolic flight, 30 secs of weightless and level out >> reporter:the final video looks seemless but there are really eight scenes. the grand, very messy finale took eight takes! >> 10:50:05 it's us just poping ballons filled with paint and it's a lot of fun >> reporter:we'll have so much more on this story tonight at 7 on the insider, >> reporter:for kron 4 news, i'm louis aguirre back to you, pam. ? >> brittany:high surf advisory again but warmer into the weekend. >> brittany:record warmth possible sun-tuesday and rain next week. when it comes to food that is boxed, bagged and wrapped it can be difficult to decipher all the words on the packaging. >> brittany: as we head into this weekend. first, we are still tracking dangerous

surf. until tomorrow at 8:00 p.m. for it with dangers with cards. --rip currents >> brittany: heading into next week we are checking the possibility of a chance of rain fall headed into wednesday, thursday and lee grant into friday morning. the system will help regulate the temperature spirit. we'll see the end of breaking the record temperatures. >> brittany: 60 degrees in san jose, temperatures in san jose as 61 per it so we have quite a range settlement rates are showing that we are dealing with a few clouds coming in from the san francisco. -area-.

>> brittany: knight, expects temperatures to drop down to 62 degrees. 49 degrees in daly city, 51 and half moon bay. >> brittany: our highs will push back. 72 degrees will be the high in concord. we will also start to see eight temperatures a few degrees above average. 69 degrees will be the general average per it seventh for what warmer conditions by monday 75 degrees. as we expect some locations to be in the '80s. wednesday, that is when all of these changes will stop. thursday, with a

chance of rain fall and winter in showers into friday. but, temperatures will start to drop down to the average temperatures for a run this time of year. possibly below average. >> pam: cnn's kelly bowman helps us crack the code. >> reporter:we want to help you be a up a clinical dietitian to help us sort out that side panel. >>i would turn to the nutrition facts pannel first- that's where you're going to find the serving size, and then all of the amounts per serving >> reporter:what about the list of ingredients. how do we use that to our advantage? >>ingredients are listed in order of their predominance in the product, so whatever there is most of, is listed first. so, what you really need to pay attention to are the first three ingredients to see what is mostly in that product. >> reporter:when reading the side of a box, what are some key words to look for?

>>i look for sugar, i want to avoid a lot of added sugars. / and then it's good to know words that end in "ose," like, dextrose, maltose, and then the corn syrups. / another red flag nutrient would be sodium >> reporter:how do we know the difference between good fats and bad fats? >>even if it says, "zero trans see the word "hydrogenated fat" in the ingredients list, there could be up to half a gram of trans fats per serving in that product. >> reporter:when do calories come into >>if it's a beverage then i would definitely look at the beverages we basically don't want to be drinking any >> reporter:kelly bowman, cnn. >> stanley:coming up: you filmed me first yea i know yea

>> stanley:uber, lyft and side car drivers caught at sfo in a explain in the next edition of people behaving badly tonight at 8 return to

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>> pam:parking at airports around the bay can be pretty expensive, which is probably why drivers stop illegally in the white zone. risking getting ticketed or towed. >> pam:so to alleviate that problem. free parking was established for drivers. but as stanley roberts reports. not every driver gets that privilege. and the ones who ignore the rules, could be out 100- bucks.

>> stanley:ok here is a good one. this man is driving while recording while wearing duel ear buds which as we know is a big no no .but since he is in a parking lot i'll give him a break >>why you filming me your filmed me first you flimed me first i mean who first you did you filmed me first so you came to film me second yea alight we good >> stanley:what led up to this bizarre conversation was this. >> stanley:now you know you can't be in here right i'm just eating / you can be in here for uber, sideshow or lyft >> stanley:well anyway side car is actually out of business .i'm at the cell phone lot near san francisco international airport and no a cell phone lot is not where you can get a free cell phone >> stanley:it's where people waiting for friends and family can park until they get a call that they are heading to the curb, it's free and anyone can park for up to one hour no strings

attached >> stanley:unless you operate an uber or lyft car . they have their very own lot about 50 yards away where they are required to check in to but that doesn't stop them from ignoring the signs at the cell phone lot entrance >> stanley:this sign explains a lot of rules of the cell phone lot. notice the no limo and no tnc vehicles allowed tnc stands for "transportation network company" . basically uber and lyft >>you are not permitted in this lot and should exit at this time >> stanley:believe it or not even after that announcement from ground transportation this uber driver stayed put >> stanley:did you not here him just now that you cant be in this lot ok did you read the sign when you came in yes it said >> cell phone lot but it says no uber lyft or sidecar >> stanley:and this guy >>as i was concerned uber said i can park in the parking lot cell, cell phone tower lot >> stanley:now these two are

neither uber or lyft they are from a place called confused they thought this was long term parking and was about heading to the bus to leave town >> stanley:he if you park here you going ot get towed ohhhh >> stanley:but the winner of the day up the peace sign . great parking job for being in the wrong lot buddy >>this is my first time coming here >> stanley:why do i keep hearing that at san francisco international airport stanley roberts kron 4 news >> pam: me some true heroes. with these firefighters are doing to make the bay area at a better place. the news continues. right here on kron 4 news at 6.

>> pam: the home was already precarioiusly on the edge there in pacifica. and tonight. the building has destroyed by fire. we have new details on the house fire that sent huge flames into the sky. and anxious times on the ground. >> pam: and then meet some true local heroes. what

these firefighters are doing to make the bay area a better place. the news continues in 70 minutes. on kron 4 news at six . >>.his older father >> pam:shock and sadness in an east bay community.after a brutal crime rocks a quiet neighborhood. >> pam:good evening, i'm pam moore. >> pam:a 21 year-old man is behind bars accused of stabbing his father to death inside his apartment. it happened at about 5-30 this morning in the 900 block of juana avenue in san jose. >> pam:that's where kron 4's dan kerman is live with the latest on the investigation.dan? >> reporter: at this point there are still battling affirmation creek live in san leandro, kron 4 news. >> pam:incredible images out of pacifica.where a home, which was red-tagged due to erosion.caught fire today. >> pam:as you can see in the video, courtesy of our partnership with abc 7.the home is gutted.and a portion of it is hanging over the cliff. >> pam:that fire is now out. >> pam:investigators are on

the how it started. that's where we find kron 4's jeff bush with the very latest.jeff? >> reporter: well, pam firefighters are just wrapping up. this was a very dramatic scene, much earlier this afternoon. you can see flames were shooting right out of the residence. this president is in the back of a tow yard. what cars are stored. --where cars are stored. >> the difficulty involved for us involved power lines and they were also below those that were located in the lot. of course, the building is wedtech. it was red tagged because it was so close to the cliff. >> i am assessing the

situation at this time. the and >> reporter: castigation will be going on for days and weeks at this time. pg and he is here to take care of all of the electrical. i am just bush, kron 4 news. >> pam:the hunt is on tonight for the driver who hit and killed a bicyclist early this morning in san jose. police say the driver.left the scene. >> pam:catherine heenan is here investigation.and exclusive video >> catherine:a break in the case -- the car that police believe was involved in that hit-and-run has been found. >> catherine:this is the red honda del sol.and you can see that it's badly damaged. police say the driver hit a man on a bike on south winchester boulevard in san jose >> catherine:not long after midnight.and then just kept going. the victim has simply been described as hispanic - and in his 50's.

>> catherine:his name has not been released. the search continues for the driver. the car was found this morning by the people who work at a local tacqueria. >> catherine:this was the scene last night at the intersection where the collision happened. >> catherine:witnesses saw a driver hitting the man on the bicycle and were able to >> reporter: so come of that car there ? >> know. --no. >> catherine:give a description of the car. the death marks san jose's 6th traffic fatality this year. >> catherine:pam? >> pam:today family and friends of slain richmond police officer gus vegas speak for the first time since he was killed breaking up a domestic dispute in his home. it was a very emotional gathering.kron4's haaziq madyun was there.

>> reporter:a teaful family mourning the loss of a husband, a father came to vallejo's church on the hill friday to speak for richmond police officer gus vegas was gunned down in his vallejo home by his grandson's father. his son joe vegas spoke for the family >>"on behalf of our entire family i want to thank everyone for the overwhelming support that we are receiving" >> reporter:solano county supervisor erin hannigan is a close personal friend of officer vegas's wife sandra >>"i'm mean it's not that we just lost a family member, a father, a grandfather, but at the hands of a family member, mental illness is very difficult thing for family's to deal with, i mean you just don't know the risks you face even as an officer in your own home"

>>"through thick and thin over the years we've been broncos fans" >> reporter:pastor scott peterson says his family and the vegas's together >>"we got together at my son's house and we watched that super bowl together, man did we celebrate, and that was the last time i saw gus, i will always treasure that memory" >> reporter:officer gus vegas leaves behind his wife sandra of 30 grandchildren and his brothers and sisters of richmond police department, where flags have been lowered at half-staff there and here at his church on the hill.in vallejo haaziq madyun kron4news. >> catherine: >> pam:a memorial fund has been established for the fallen officer. grant lodes is here with how people can help this large family. >> grant:richmond police

have established a memorial fund for the family of a 15-year veteran of the department who was slain in his vallejo home by the father of his grandson on thursday, police said. officer augustine "gus" vegas, 58, was fatally shot inside his home at 35 narragansett court in the glen cove neighborhood shortly before 4:40 a.m. thursday, according to vallejo police. >> grant:robert vega, 30, the father of vegas' grandson, was arrested in fairfield as a suspect in the murder later that day. vega had also taken the 6-year-old boy when he fled after the shooting, police said. >> knew him is devastated by his senseless killing," richmond police capt. mark gagan said. "and the impact of that loss will never go away." >> grant:vegas, whose kindness was described by neighbors and police alike, was involved in the vallejo nonprofit foster greatness, dedicated to providing for the needs of children in foster care. vegas was also a foster parent himself and had a large family. >>"with 10 children and 20 grandchildren, many family members also depended on him financially," gagan said. "we know that financial hardships complicate the healing

process." >>"we also know that when people hear about these tragic events they often want to offer their support," gagan added. those wishing to donate to a memorial fund for the familyso through mechanics bank using the account no. 041305213 and routing no. 121102036. >> brittany: next week, our temperatures will start to regulate a little bit. it was a storm tracking some land fall. a round thursday illegally into friday. with temperatures dropping within a cold front moving through courage-- a cold front moving through. >> brittany: mostly sunny skies expected, with the high pressure staying in

control. 73 high tomorrow. in santa rosa 71, los 70's and livermore. a closer look at the 7 day forecast is coming up again. >> pam: in addition to breaking news, you can also get up -to- the minute weather forecasts. and real time traffic reports right on your cell phone. >> pam: here's a live look at our golden gate bridge cam this friday evening. >> pam: high surf advisory again but warmer into the weekend. record warmth possible sun- tuesday and rain next week. >> pam: for up-to-the minute weather alerts and forecasts in your neighborhood. download the kron 4 mobile app. your number one source for news and weather in the bay area. >> pam: it's one of the biggest surfing competitions in the world.and it's right in our backyard. it's the titans of mavericks surf competition in half moon bay. kron 4 has been on the scene

all day capturing all the action. >> reporter:these images courtesy of our partnership with abc 7. moon bay tonight.so do we have a winner? >> reporter:this is a very special weekend for surfing fans as they got to see some of the sports best athletes battle it out. >> reporter:however, this year due to high surf concerns and erosions issues along the coast, authorities had to limit shore access most fans caught the action by watching it on big screen tv's set up at watch parties or local restaurants. >> reporter: and testament to his stamina of these guys about your surfing bridge and who is better to talk about this other than jeff, the founder of the maverick. >> just a writ today. he was so well. -- he just ripped

today. he surfed so well. >> reporter: going to bed last night if he was going to be surfing or not today courage he was an alternate part he will await with second place. we will have the latest on the awards adam ceremony for it or in live in half moon bay. kron 4 news. the city of pacifica will begin repairing its damaged seawall and promenade on beach boulevard, near the pacifica municipal pier, later this month, city officials said thursday. >> pam: we will be back!

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hurry! this special financing offer ends presidents day at sleep train. >> pam: grant is following this story. there is a lot to do. >> grant:at its monday meeting, the repairs and appropriated funds for the $450,000, according to city officials. >> grant:the emergency repairs are needed to stabilize parts of the seawall that have been compromised after a series of el nino storms last month caused it to fail, resulting in damage to the above promenade.

>> grant:repairs to the seawall and promenade are set to begin within two weeks. "the seawall continues to deteriorate and action to stabilize the damage needed to be taken quickly," city manager lorie to act fast to protect to only the seawall and promenade but also the city street and the adjacent homes." >> grant:the city's department of public works hired engineering and planning firm moffat & nichol to develop a structurally engineered repair solution that could be bid out to a highly qualified contractor with extensive experience in coastal environment construction, according to city officials. >> pam: brought to the what can we expect?high surf advisory again butrecord

warmth possible sun-tuesday and rain next week. >> brittany: you want to be very careful if you got to hit out towards the ocean. >> brittany: we do have a record high as expected especially, monday and tuesday. and the 80 degree temperatures and for our region. >> brittany: we are on track cooler temperatures with the system moving in helping to regulate some of our weather. we will also see temperature still in the low 50s are round midnight creek we get up tomorrow morning with 47 degrees. 59 out in hayward, and 61 and san jose and sunnyvale. mostly light

rainfall stayed to the north of our area. we will stay nice and dry for today. out at the titans' maverick we saw a great day and will continue to see that. at least until tomorrow creek at 8 pamper it was the warmer temperatures out towards the ocean be very careful creek >> brittany: san rafael at seven degrees, and 73 in santa rosa one of the more warmer areas on the map with net bucket--with napa >> brittany: hour to purchase will continue to climb towards monday and tuesday because we do not have any rainfall to close down, that will not be until wednesday lead into

thursday and friday. 77 degrees expected on tuesday with some areas getting into the '80s. >> pam:there was a shooting this morning at a high school in glendale, arizona. which left two students dead. >> pam:catherine heenan is here with details on what we know so far. >> catherine:the students and staff at independence high school in glendale were reeling today. >> catherine:after the news that two 15-year-old girls had died. the school went into lockdown.and police rushed to the scene. but it quickly became clear that authorities believe this was some kind of personal dispute >> catherine:between the two girls -- not a risk to the rest of the school. their bodies were found on campus. >> catherine:

>> were able to locate to female students. 15 years old. and what we found out thus far, is that one we do not believe there's any outstanding suspects. the two young women were found next to each other print with weapons beside them. >> catherine:police are investigating the case as a murder suicide. both sophomores had a single gunshot wound and were foundin an isolated area of the isolated area of the campus. >> catherine:while police haven't announced the names, a teacher at the school says one of the victims was her younger sister. >> pam: new at six. >> pam: we're hearing from a southern california police

sergeant who says he can't stop thinking about that day, three months ago.when 14 people were killed and 21 injured at a san bernardino community center. >> pam: sergeant andy capps. says the killers who were isis followers. had no fear. cnn's kyung lah has more.... >>"you can see officers with long guns." >>"i saw the muzzle flashes and thought, they're shooting at me." >> reporter:four hours after the terror attack in san bernardino patrol car in the shootout with the attackers. >> reporter:sergeant capps had spent most of his day chasing down false leads until an undercover officer waved in the black suv. >>"i was able to get in behind them. i saw them putting on what i thought was vests. they started shooting. the back window of their vehicle shattered." >> reporter:capps' suv just feet away from isis sympathizers tashfeen malik and syed rizwan farook.

>>"i grabbed that rifle, i ran, scrambled from the door to the back of the car." >> reporter:sergeant capps' crouched at the corner of his suv as other officers ran up. >>"we've got officers running here, back eastbound, >> reporter:24 years a cop capps had never shot his weapon on the >>"no fear?" >>"no fear." >> reporter:even as farook got out of the suv firing. >> shoot out here." "during this fight, i heard off to my left, somebody yelled officer down, officer down." >> reporter:san bernardino police a bullet to the leg. >>"i've seen footage from helicopters of those officers running up to my vehicle in the middle of a gunfight, bullets flying by them, to help. unbelievable." >> reporter:the two terrorists who had murdered 14 innocent people in san bernardino died in the five minute shootout. >> reporter:when it was over

sergeant capps realized no cop had died that day. >>"tell me about the text you got on your phone." >>"this is hard to talk about. that's when i realized how badly it could have ended you take that leap, for all these people and their families. yeah, for sure." >>"was the risk worth it? the personal risk?" >>"without a doubt." "would you do it again?" >>"in a heartbeat. but hopefully i won't have to." >> pam: that was kyung lah reporting. return to index >> stanley:coming up >>we drove from huntington

beach five hours yea five hours only to be told we can't be here right because people got hurt sliding off a cliff 4 years ago >> stanley:yes people can from all location where they're not supposed to be i'll explain in the next edition of people behaving badly tonight at 8 return to

>> pam: with valentine's day coming up sunday.flower sales are spiking. >> pam: catherine heenan is here with how it looked at one famous seller's spot in san francisco. return to index >> catherine:a lot of people are buying flowers for each other. from big, ornate bouquets.to a few simple blooms. >> catherine: a busy spot around san francisco this time of yearthe flower mart on brannan st. >> catherine: they say they're one of only 5 grower-owned wholesale flower markets in the whole country.

>> catherine: with dozens of vendors for people to choose from. >> catherine: so don't forget your grandmother. for most flower vendors, the time around valentine's day is the peak sales period of the whole year. >> catherine: valentine's day is just two days away and american's are putting quite a dent in their wallets to please loved ones >> pam: an estimated 19 billion dollars will be spent on the holiday this year. 4-point-4 billion will be diamonds, gold and silver. >> pam: 224 million roses were grown for the holiday. and about six million people will use this day of love.to to pop the question.

>> pam: we will be back!

(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> reporter: here in san leandro police as a 21 your old man stabbed his father to death inside the

apartment cut by 30 in the morning. police are st receiving 911 calls. people were hearing someone screaming for help and that he did not want to die. by time the officers made it to the apartment the man was dead. authorities are not releasing names part of the suspects or victims. at this point they have not determined a motive. >> reporter: a three-alarm fire break out in pacifica. firefighters are right on the same. engulfed in flames creek fire shooting straight out of the house occurred to have had a hard time fighting the fire because on one side of the home there is nothing but a cliff. on the other side there were other obstacles like power lines and vehicles. the house had been read ted because it was on the cliffs side. --red tagged

>> reporter: tonight the search continued to rid the driver and soft with a deadly hit and run accident creek on winchester ave. very little information at this time. the driver fled from the same. the victim died here. the name is not been released. we do know he was a hispanic male. reporting from san jose, will try and separate kron 4 news. --will tran >> reporter: when the conditions today. the local guys came on top coming back from one of the biggest white house of the day to demand the entire contest. a testament to the stamina that these guys have. and their dedication to serve the big waves. reporting and

half moon bay. >> reporter: fans are very excited but print people are upset that they could not watch. officials are limiting access here. because at a high erosion situation. some fans are not happy about it but others are taking it in stride. watching if india television. --via-telivison television. >> brittany: we are tracking a chance of rain falls. high surf advisories thing enough that. then, as we head into

the weekend things will warm up. we are already above average. but we're getting close to a record-breaking temperatures hot on sunday, monday and heading into tuesday. we do have a chance of rain showers when state and into thursday with bombing bring showers possibly friday. >> brittany: tomorrow will put you back into the 70's for livermore. and san mateo. 67 degrees at--64 degrees for daly city. >> brittany: pam? >> pam: i special edition of kron4 heroes. --something i

especially love. this is grant lotus pet project. >> grant: we get some-judge began profile something that is positive. every single week, up volunteering their services and shipping lines at a local mall-judge at a local middle school. >>:08 "they're in there and they're ready for you guys. >> grant:in the city of santa clara.being a firefighter means being out in the >>:40 - "we're all firefighters with the city of santa clara, we volunteer our time for this program." >> grant:it's a program.started by firefighters.now in its 26th year. >> grant:better together is now a leadership program for 6th graders.focusing on decision making, self- esteem, team-work and communication. >>yasmine dahmouh: 16:35 " i used to be really really shy when it comes to talking to adults. >> grant:there are four

groups of kids throughout santa clara's school system.about 15 kids per class. a few firefighters mentor each group. >>28:18 "i want to be someone in the community that lets them know that we care about them, we care about their future trying to help them in any way we can." >> grant:they meet once a week.and are selected by teachers and school counselors. on this day.bookser middle school kids are delivering hand-made valentines to a nearby retirement home. >>bev: 3:18 "just to get to a new friend.and you can ask them questions too. >>ruth schunk, resident: 7:44 "it's so rare for generations to come together like this i hardly ever see young people anymore. >>16:00 "not only did it make me happier, it made them happier because they don't get to talk to a lot of people." >> grant:for residents at liberty towers. >>9:30 - " i haven't been a valentine for a long time, so this was very touching" 2:24

>>"it's great seeing how something you make can make someone so happy and make their day amazing." >>10: 45 "raise your hand tell us what you learned how it went >> grant:after.the firefighters lead a de- brief. >>26:09 "this program is a huge part of what being a ff is to me." >>43: 28: " i would like to think that we inspire them when we meet with them, but the truth is i see what they did today and they inspire me." >>26:19 "i like to let the can follow your dreams, do whatever you want to do, at the same time it's a benefit for the young men in the class to see." >>47:50 - "a rescue or something, we go out and perform that, that's our expectation, where we can set ourselves apart is going out and making relationships outside of the emergency scene, and i'm so thankful we have the opportunity to do this." >> grant:and the young people they're mentoring.appreciate it. >>julian garcia: "they taught us how to be leaders just make the world and you a better place all around." >> "it's awesome because the don't have to but they do it anyways and they're really nice people once you get to know them.and they fact that they're firefighters makes

it 20 percent cooler." >> grant:volunteering their time.santa clara firefhters.maybe not saving lives.but certainly kron4 heroes.for their relentless work. shaping lives. return >> pam: still ahead.we all know exercise is good for your health. we'll show you how to make your *brain work

>> pam: we all know the importance exercise has on our bodies but what about work outs that target our organs-like our brains? >> pam: while you can't really grow your brain, as holly firfer shows us.you can help keep it as sharp as possible as you age with some simple steps. >> pam: should we shell out time and money for games that we are told will make our brain work better? >>brain dev starts in utero and there is a long period of time in which the brain matures just as the rest of

the body matures >> pam: >> reporter:and after that it's pretty much a downward slide >>after it's fully developed its like the rest of the body nothing works as well ten years down the line. >> reporter:that's where brain games come into the equation with promises of less forgetfulness, sharper and quicker problem solving- basically better thinking power. >>the question that then pops up is to what degree do these cognitive tasks that you've practiced on will generalise and help maintain cognitive skills in a variety of real world task. >> reporter:we do know there are some our brains function better. healthy living and a fair amount of exercise will help keep your brain strong >>both social interaction that you have and some of the activities in which you engage are related to maintaining a level of function at optimum levels >> reporter:so if you want to play a few brain games now and then, it's probably not the worst thing you can do-but don't forget to get outside, see people and try

something new, because those brain boosters are free. >> reporter:holly firfer, cnn >> pam: just ahead, gary and his lovely wife alicia answer viewer emails on set. hear gary's take on a variety of topics. >> pam: plus, the golden state warriors bring a heavy contingent to toronto for all-star weekend. >> pam: we'll check in with the world champs after the break.

>> grant: >> grant: >> grant: >> grant: >> grant: >> grant: >> grant: >> grant: (male announcer): it's now time for gary radnich with sports! >> gary:good evening! >> gary:the golden state warriors big three spoke to the media this afternoon. before the all star break festivities began friday night (male announcer): it's now time for gary radnich with sports! >> gary:according to nba.com this will be the first time in 40 years the warriors have three players in the all star game. steph curry and draymond green are looking forward to playing in the all star game this sunday.

>> having teammates here is special. the full squad. all that we have accomplished. it's great for klay to be here his second time. and tremont his first career-- green his first. >> gary: the only thing that to this day has gone wrong is one report - 5 degrees in toronto. so you are keeping a heavy jacket on carrot tomorrow, is a three-point shooter contest with curry and klay thompson. what the

all-star game sunday. when you think of the history with golden state basketball the first time, in 40 years three players had participated. it will be a lot of fun. >> gary: i would have taken you to toronto but said it was too cold. >> it is too cold. (laughter) >> gary: i like toronto. but not at - 5. >> i want to know what we get out of the super bowl? >> gary: traffic. (laughter) >> gary: i grew up in san jose. and we always had to go oakland or san francisco

to see sporty that spirit-- events. >> gary: so, i think if you are going to have the super bowl based in santa clara. then you have to promote it more. >> gary: they have been on line or on the commercial promoting san francisco. you need to promote santa clara more if you going to have a in santa clara. so i think a lot of people in the south bay, asking if it was worth all of that time? >> grant: i think that no one has heard of santa clara before sunday. and even if you mentioned it in passing. i don't know?

>> know when is knocking that. --no one is knocking that. (laughter) >> you make me sick because you give athletes and out because of their age. >> gary: that is just the way i am. no one agreed with me. until you walk in someone's shoes. i think, if i knew cam newton will will the and i could make a full- fledged statement about it. now if he does it again i will get in there and read him to. but, maybe he will learn from that my model is to be first on the pile.

>> gary: if i had to reach our run someone? maybe you have time on your hands to read someone up here it--to rip someone >> never thought that i would see a picture of you with a priest. >> gary: the priest was so wonderful courage keeps that there and took pictures. until i ran out of time. (laughter) >> gary: was my son's first command. it was great. --it was my son's first communion, it was great. >> gary: if kobe bryant was

still doing his thing. i would still bet on him. >> i see you on tv in the morning and at night. and when do you sleep? >> gary: i was given a choice and a longtime adulterate if you want a younger wife did you have to work to your reader morning and night. and that is it. >> pam: (laughter) >> gary: i am 90 years old i do not want to carry someone up the stairs for it are not a young woman to carry me up the stairs. >> pam: (laughter) >> pam: coming up! a holiday weekend. brittany will be back with the forecast.

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