the morning sunday. police have said this was a targeted shooting, not random. and there is no description of the suspect. now, san francisco supervisor scott weiner who's district connects with twin peaks tells us continued crime here is why the police department needs more officers. you can never predict when a crime is going to happen, overall as a city we need more police officers and on twin peaks we need more security because we have had a number of different crime problems in the area." vo >> reporter:supervisor weiner is talking about the auto-breakins. that have been happening a lot recently. up here today, we could see lots of parking spaces with broken car glass on the ground a tell-tale sign. after the double-murder, the suspect allegedly car jacked a vehicle and left the area. it is a dark gray gmc yukon denlai. with california plates. 5pju-851.

if you see this car call police. while there are several police are not saying if the crime was recorded. live on twin peaks in san francisco justine waldman kron 4 news. >> pam:the family of one of the men killed in the twin peaks shooting says, they are devastated over the loss of their loved one. earlier today they spoke with kron 4's kron4's haaziq madyun. "i wish i could have one more day with him to let him know that he was really loved" >> reporter:it with great sadness that rafael peraza speaks of his younger brother julio. here in santa rosa the peraza family remains in a state of shock after learing that julio and one of his close friends were gunned down early sunday morning while taking in the view atop of twin peaks in san francisco. it is something rafael says his brother did often

why did he like it up there? "you can see the whole city right there man" rafael clings to a photo of julio as he reflects on the "he would try to put a smile on your face, make your day real good, even though he may have been going through it, but he would never show weakness" "he was a good son, he was a hard worker, he worked for his family" in fact speaking through an interpreter julio's mother sylvia says her son dropped out of school and started working as a landscaper to help bring in money for her and his 4 siblings. she says he was the light of her life "she says she is going to miss everything about him, he was such a loveable son, she says he had a big heart" >> reporter:his family says julio had no enemies. he was not involved in any gangs. they do not understand why someone shot

at him and his two friends, one them rene mora died at the scene, the other an 18-year-old man, was hospitalized following the shooting "so people out there who got their families, enjoy them right now because tomorrow can be too late" in santa rosa haaziq madyun kron4news >> reporter:the peraza family has started a gofundme page to help with funeral expenses. you can find that information on our webiste kron4.com it is hard to believe that we there was picture perfect weather from pacifica. to the sutro baths in san francisco. to lafayette in the east bay. just plenty of sun and blue skies as the temperatures soars into the 70's. outside tonight. records?

>> britteny: quist to closer look at some of the records that we've probably toss around the paul so warm el it really is take a look at temperatures here center fell 78 was the old record will push all laid 8 degrees set francisco downtown 76 as the old record. then severances " airports 75 was the record in the time that an oakland same thing in richmond it was a pretty warm day out there and again tomorrow that area of high pressure will be another warm average day temperatures 75 in san francisco sunday night and sunnyvale 73 san jose 07 news and livermore and a look at tonight's platter will have a nice evening alibi 10:00 p.m. temperatures in the '60s and more morning sunlight warm in the low 50s and have more details on all changes on their way and the full forecast.

>> pam:and you can always stay on top of our changing weather. from record heat to rain. we have you covered around the clock. on line and on your smart devices. make sure you have the kron 4 mobile app. download it today for free. the highway patrol is searching for the person or persons. who fired metal darts at tourists a they were walking across the golden gate bridge last friday. 2 people were injured and many crossing today, are on edge. kron 4's dan kerman is live at the bridge tonight with more. dan kali >> reporter: verbal concern. attended a walk across the board generally joy it not worrying about getting hit by dart's. it did not keep people away the bridge no shortage of people today. definitely quite a high level of concern. >> reporter:imagine you are walking north across the golden

gate bridge at the same time, someone is driving across the bridge they roll down their passenger window and fire a metal dart piercing you in the thigh or knee it's not something out of james bond moviethis in fact is one of darts that struck two tourists friday afternoon sot its very scary for us to hear as tourists that something likesot it's kind of crazy, it's scary to think someone is shooting at people as they are walking across the bridge >> reporter:most walking the bridge monday had heard about it. my cousin told me on the way here, be careful you are going to get hit by a blow dart sot i heard about it on the news, it's scary but here we are >> reporter:still while the fear of being the next dart victim was at the forefront of the minds of many walkers, it didn't stop them from making there way across one of the country's most iconic landmarks sot although it worries me its not going to stop me from coing out here and enjoying this beautiful weather and beautiful area that we have here

we had some reservations about it but we decided to come anyway because look at the site, it's beautiful the highway patrol is now reviewing bridge cam video to see if it can identify the person who fired the darts. the darts themselves are being analyzed by the state department of justice. >> reporter: h p tells us another one of the people halifax the next day the starts are being analyzed to see the camp told dna off evidence can identify the person who fired them >> pam:a driver in fremont says, his car was hit with a crossbow arrow. while he was on his way to work. it happened last wednesday afternoon. the man says, he was on milmont drive. when he heard something hit his car he got out to look and saw a crossbow arrow. sticking out of his truck. police are searching for witnesses. the suspect involved in an officer- involved shooting in

daly city. is in jail tonight awaiting formal charges. 38- year old shikeb saddozai was shot in the arm. it happened during a confrontation with police last week, on st. francis boulevard. he was released from the hospital on thursday. officers responded to a domestic dispute call. involving a woman reportedly being chased by a man with a knife. police spotted him in a backyard a couple of blocks away. this is video from our partnerhsip with abc 7. taken last monday. the suspect is being held on domestic violence, assault and other charges. a memorial service for gus vegas. the off- duty richmond police officer who was killed in his vallejo home last week. is now set for friday. it will be held at the richmond memorial auditorium at 10 o'clock in the morning. and it will be open to the public. the burial service will be private. vallejo police say, the 58- year old officer was shot by the father of vegas' grandson, during a domentic confrontation. the guman was arrested on suspicion of murder. and is

still in jail tonight. vegas was with the richmond the police officers association set up a memorial fund to help his family. you can find information about how to donate on our website. kron 4 dot com. authorities in fremont do not know how a baby horse got stuck in a ravene. but they knew they had to get it out. the male colt was rescued from morrision canyon yesterday. by animal service officers and fremont firefighters. the rescuers believe the male colt may have been stuck there injury to his back leg. they believe the colt is only about six- days old. and is now being bottle fed by staff. while they figure out who the colt belongs to. coming up. a northern california man is missing. in the middle of legal problems and claims that he was running a get rich quick scam. his family is now searching trying to find him.

scientists have long been looking for a way to alert the public of an earthquake. now there may be an app for that. and family pets are more vulnerable than you might think. when it comes to mountain lions. startling new information. just ahead.

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continues for a missing bay area man. as his family struggles to deal with the difficult situation. the disappearance comes, as the man was facing legal problems over millions of dollars he reportledly owes the federal government. kron four's terisa estacio spoke with the man's daughter. about her dad and how they are hoping their efforts will pay off >> reporter:fliers like this one are up around the presidio area - as family and friends of john beck continue to look for the alameda resident. all of this has been especially hard on his daughter. missing i just miss him. the family says a bart surveillance camera last caught beck boarding a train last week this after he was a no show at an appointment. and now, there is this picture that has surfaced the family says they found this picture on instagram and they are convinced it is beck. the picture was taken by the sutro baths near one of the trails

"it's definitely weird about him here holidays will be different if he doesn't come home." >> reporter:beck helped created -john beck systems - a personal coaching program focusing on flipping deals in real estate. hoever, the ftc won a multi- millon dolalr judgement against beck and sevearl others - reportedly, beck was to pay 113 million. his daughter says that was in the past sot/tc: he was a great guy. the dad that you could always rely on. the group says over weekend about 60 people helped comb the trails, also, they went to homes in the area, asking residents to check their surveillance camera systems to see if beck could have passed by in sf, te >> pam:a joyous northern

california wedding. marred by the disappearance of the bride's father. just moments after taking a smiling picture. grant lodes is here with details on the search. >> grant:that bride and groom have postponed their honey- moon.frantically searching for prasad moparti. this is the picture taken at the wedding saturday,.held on the delta. in walnut grove.at the historic grand island mansion. a short time later.moparti.who flew in from india to attend the wedding. said he was going for a walk. but when it was time to head to the bay area.moparti was missing. his daughter says her dad sounded depressed recently. "it sounded like he was a little depressed and he wanted to go back to india." "for the last few days he's a little bit---i'm not sure what the reasons, but he's not doing well." >> grant:the family.and

professional search teams are scouring the land.in the delta.dogs are being used to try to pick up a scent. there is now a smart phone app. which has the ability to detect earthquakes. >> pam:if all goes well, the app could soon be part of a system that warns people. when a quake is about to hit. kron 4's charles clifford explains. >> reporter:as of friday, the myshake app for android phones is available for free to the public. once downloaded and installed the app uses the phones accelerometer to quietly listen for the unique shaking patterns of an earthquake. the idea was developed by researchers at the berkeley seismological laboratory and they collaborated with the silicon valley innovation center in mountain view to create the app. we've been working closely with berkeley for a few years. for now, myshake is only collecting data and sending it back to a server for analysis, but one day it could become the core of a global earthquake detection network.

if all goes well, the system will work like this: in the event of an earthquake, the myshake app...which can tell the difference between man made shaking and an actual quake... will send a trigger to a server. if that server receives triggers from other smart phones in the same area, the computer can then send out alerts to the surrounding region, possibly giving people a few seconds warning before the earthquake reaches them. sot you could have anywhere from a seconds to a minute depending on where epicenter is and where your phone is. sot in places like nepal or chile that don't have the financial wherewithal to build a seismic sensor network this could come in really handy. at the moment, the app is only available for android phones but the developers say that are working on bringing it to apple and microsoft devices as well. in mountain view, charles clifford kron 4 news. >> pam:most californians realize

they need to protect their cats and dogs from mountain lions. but catherine heenan is here with a new report. on just 'how' >> catherine:a lot of people may not realize just how often our cats and dogs are being gobbled up. a report from the department of fish and wildlife has chilling of 107 mountain lions legally killed last year -- the stomach contents of 83 were analyzed. 52 percent had recently eaten cats, dogs or other domestic animals. supposedly - deer are the favorite prey - but only 5% of the mountain lions had eaten them. probably because our pets are so much easier to catch. in placerville not long ago - a traumatized looking dog from a mountain lion. attacks happen all the time - and experts say it's a reminder to guard your pets carefully

a live look outside. it was a beautiful day across the bay area. for this president's day holiday. kron 4 meterologist brittney shipp is outside with a look at tonight's forecast. brittney? >> britteny: into the rest of tonight we seem mild conditions everyone who read the day off proline dryness whether we're seeing fantastic conditions to take a look behind me barely a cloud in the sky and that will be extension for tonight mild temperatures expected and closer look as we head into the rest of tonight even to small the record near-record expected to last one more day in the amtrak train that will come wednesday in the part of thursday and friday morning tracking cooler temperatures as the air moves in with the rain and then as a

winter storm watch issued it will go into effect wednesday night it will continue with till thursday evening at closer look what we expect. a nod to the trip 78 in debt by 75 vallejo clears that expected another one day into tomorrow. it won't be

to wednesday until we track war in moving and thus will expect grain to be just a little heavier and we noticed a cut to increase and by now and the only track refers sprinkel of moving in for some locations it could see that a little bit early. will be tying up the entire system and let you know how much so expect to get coming up including a 70 forecast in about 15 minutes. >> pam:for anyone . fighting cancer is scary. but sometimes -- it just takes one person to do a special thing -- that makes someone in need, feel better. from our partners at c-n-n. holly firfer explains. janice weaver is getting her hair styled. but a few years ago this wasn't even possible. "it started coming out in clumps and, it's just a terrifying experience. it's terrible. " she was losing her hair from multiple chemotherapy treatments

and at 22 it was difficult to deal with. that's where rebecca walden came in. she specializes in creating wigs for people with medical issues that cause hair to become extremely thin or to fall out. like alopecia, hormonal changes and cancer. " it's so powerful. i think people think, well it's just hair. why should she care about hair? don't worry about it, it's just your hair. well, don't worry about it it's just your eyes. it's just your fingers. it's just your feet. it's a body part. and when you lose a body part it is traumatic. but rebecca becomes more than just a stylist. she becomes a friend. " she is absolutely a therapist. she and i have been friends now for almost 8 years and she has seen me through chemo and all of that stuff, and everything beyond." "when i go home i know that the people that i saw. that they are in their houses or out to dinner with their husband or wherever. and they feel like themselves, it is, like i said, i just feel so incredibly blessed."

for today's health minute i'm holly firfer. >> pam:as the zika virus continues to spread across the globe. there are growing concerns tonight about this summer's olympic how that country is trying toand later. details of a big meth bust. and how smugglers tried to hid

as rio intensifies preparations for the summer olympics. brazil is working harder, to convince the world that the zika virus will not hurt the games. catherine is back with the latest on the virus -- which is tied to devastating birth defects. >> catherine:some people argue it's mostly others insist that brazil is doing all it can to contain the danger of the mosquito-borne virus.

brazil remains the country most affected by the zika virus. thousands of health workers and military troops have been mobilized to alert people to the dangers of standing water.where mosquitoes carrying zika can breed. monday - brazil's president said the upcoming summer olympics in rio de janeiro will 'not' she's hoping more athletes will follow the lead of tennis star rafael nadal. who says he's 'not scared' - as he gets ready for this week's rio open tennis tournament. but adds that he'll wear long sleeves and long trousers. of course the biggest risk is to pregnant women who become infected. since their babies can be born with serious birth defects. zika "is" in california. a case recently confirmed in yolo county was the first to hit california this year. health workers aren't releasing details except to say it's not a pregnant woman. and the person is at home - doing fine. they say there's no threat of

the virus spreading in northern california. zika has now spread to at least 33 countries. earlier today - russia reported its first case of the virus. >> pam:the death of supreme court justice antonin scalia. has sparked a fierce debate over filling his seat. coming up at 5:30. how his death is affecting the campaign trail. plus, new trouble tonight for disgraced former new york governor elliot spitzer. what he is accused of doing in a new york hotel room. just ahead.

>> pam:president obama indicated today. he will move ahead with appointing a replacement for u.s. supreme court justice antonin scalia. the death of the high court's most outspoken conservative. has touched off a highly partisan debate. kron four national correspondent mark meredith. is at the white house. >> reporter:while the public waits to find out who president obama will nominate to the nation's highest court - it's the men and women who hope to be the president successor who are making it clear they have an opinion about how this process should play out before any nominee is even announced. it's a debate streching from the

steps of the supreme court to the court of public opinion. "i absolutely think he should nominate somebody, its his presidential duty" "if you look at the letter of the law.its his job to nominate someone" but on the campaign trail - the republican presidential candidates are making it clear - they want the white house to wait until after the election before appointing a new nominee. "there is no way the senate should confirm anyone barack obama tries to appoint in his last year in office to a lifetime appointment. texas senator ted cruz - goes even further - releasing this ad not surprisngly democrats disagree and are ready to take the fight from the campaign trail to congress. "and apparently they believe that the constitution does not allow a democratic president to bring forth a nominee to replace justice scalia. i strongly disagree with that."

the remaining republican >> pam:the president is in southern california today. welcoming nations. the sumit in rancho mirage. is the first u=s meeting for the association of southeast asian nations. the two days of talks will cover economic and security issues, as well as, how to confront china's aggressive territorial claims in the south china sea. those claims conflict with territorial claims by three member states: malaysia, vietnam and the philippines.

>> britteny: lot outside on the weather deck to buttress so nice once again we pushed into the '80s for some locations tide broke records and we can do it all over again tomorrow but tomorrow is the last day in the forecast we have changes on the way with rain and melting snow with the storm watch in effect. some records for today most impressive center fell we saw 80 degrees. as we head into tonight we expect seem mild conditions tomorrow we see temperatures again will the average notice a lot of seventies on a map with high 70's as we head into the next couple days changes on the way by tuesday night overnight cyclos increasing the wednesday

late morning hours could include some what streets by the tiny home from work you expect to see some rain picking up winter storm watch pushes over to a warning of an effect wednesday night and that will continue until thursday more details on the storm in full forecast of 70 forecast coming up and justify >> pam: the rough weather whether. there is not letting whether >> reporter:"over the last couple of days, some of the coldest temperatures we've seen in new york city in the last 20 years." on the heels of an extreme freeze across the northeast this weekend -- another front will be coming from the midwest through to the eastern seaboard. more than 85-million people are expected to endure snow and freezing rain into tuesday. "it's still bitterly cold outside, we want people to continue to take precautions." the washington metro areas are

not taking the warnings lightly -- transportation crews spent valentine's day weekend spreading sand and salt on roadways throughout northern virginia. "these roads are gonna be treacherous." washington d-c is already front. monday morning they saw near- whiteout conditions. a little further north, boston had "sea smoke" forming over the water. the fog is created when especially cold air moves over warmer waters. and in the midwest, chunks of ice have formed along the banks of lake michigan's belmont harbor in chicago. but not *everyone is heeding official warnings. "what are you doing out in the snow on a bicycle going the wrong way on 52?" "well, you're not allowed to ride the bike down that way, and i'm hungry / sometimes you've have to do what you have to do." i'm andrew spencer reporting. >> pam:former new york governor

elliot new york police are investigating a claim. that he assaulted a woman in a luxury hotel in new york city. janelle burell has the details. >> reporter:investigators say police were first called to the plaza hotel after a woman there.in her twenties tried to slit her wrists. the woman was rushed to to mt sinai west hospital saturday night---that's where investigators say she first mentioned eliot spitzer, calling the disgraced former governor her boyfriend, accusing him of assault. the nypd crime scene unit at the hotel over the weekend, where sources tell cbs2 that the couple, who had known each other for two years, had been arguing in the guess room because the woman was planning to return to her native russia. the woman says the fight turned violent with spitzer pushing her and then putting his hands around her throat. a spokesperson for the ex- governor denying her claims allegation." the accuser is now refusing to press charges. at spitzer's east side apartment building this morning, the doorman refused to acknowledge that the governor even lives there.

"i've acted in a way that violates my obligation to my family, that violates my or any sense of right and wrong." it was nearly eight years ago that the 56 year old stood with his now ex- wife= by his side, announcing his resignation. after being caught using a high end prostitution service. return to politics, running for new york city comptroller in 2013 but lost. >> pam:a spokeswoman for spitzer says, there is no truth to the allegation. his accuser has reportedly left for russia last night. however police can still charge him , if they find evidence of a crime. australian customs officials say, they foiled a plot to smuggle nearly a -billion - dollars' worth of drugs into the grant is here to tell us how they made the record bust. bust is the right word. they found 190 gallons of liquid meth.known on the streets

of austrailia as ice. it was hidden in imported boxes of silicon bra inserts. >> grant:police say the liquid could have made about 11=hundred pounds of high-grade crystal meth. or about three and a half million individual hits of the drug. the shipment came from hong kong. four people were arrested in sydney, all of them hong kong citizens.

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>> pam:mark zuckerberg now has 16 personal bodyguards working at for his security concerns. abets the clock problems that cost about the same location of the past couple years. but put it all in perspective for you coming up tonight on news at 6. >> pam: downside to being attacked billionaire getting threats from people on stable. catherine is the year with

details on " the faceless ceo is handling this. >> catherine: market has 16 personal bodyguards at his paul auto home according to page 6 support his bodyguards working in shifts no specific details on the security concerns but one source says that it touches millions of people and silicon valley executives taking threats very seriously last week some members complain the security detail their is hogging the parking >> pam:tesla continues to push the boundries of what an 'all- electric car' can do. a new feature called - "ludicrous mode" - is getting a lot of buzz.

slate. got in a tesla, to show us what that feature is all about >> gabe: "one of the complaints we always hear about fully electric cars is they are slow. they don't have good acceleration. tesla overcame that. they are fast. and now they are even faster. a new feature was recently added called "ludicrous button and take the car from 0-60 in 2.8 seconds. let's test it out. " we took the tesla to the country away from traffic and buildings so we could fly our quadcopter 4 drone to help us capture the aerial view. it was a beautiful day perfect for a fast drive this ludicrous mode is a setting you turn on through the tesla's dashboard touch screen. once you have it on whenever the car is at a complete stop and pedal it will do its thing. blasting the car to 60 miles per hour in under 3 seconds. before we did this i placed a small action video camera pointed forward on the dash with heavey duty gaffer's tape. here's what happened to that camera the first time we tried ludicrous mode.

nats - camera falling / my voice - "whoaaaaa" it went flying off the dash i was not prepared for how fast the take off is. here is a look from our drone above straight on when we activated ludicrous mode . and here's a view from behind with ludicrous mode nats - take off car - weeeeeeeee "wow, it's crazy fast i've never fast." the tesla model 's' is now the world's fastest-accelerating four-door vehicle ever built. this feature really pushes forward automotive technology and electric cars. this puts an electric vehicle on par with big engine muscle cars and high end luxury sports cars like ferraris. 0-60 in 2.8 seconds is actually faster then most muscle and sporty cars.

a tesla. not even close. but by them making their car this fast makers to beef up their electric cars and that is good for the whole electric vehicle market. and we do know that a more affordable tesla around $30,000 is coming to market in the next "here is quadcopter 4. coming up >> britteny: the weather cooperated for one who had the day off and this record time record-breaking heat once again changes on their way as we had to wednesday and thursday also friday morning + cooler temperatures expected we a winter storm watch in effect wednesday night and lasts until thursday evening. publishers show how warm it is the average in the low sixties instead at 77 degrees in san francisco. eight

degrees and rosa 78 nap but a warm day in sunnyvale at 7979 redwood city cooler half moon bay only 73 in san jose.

when >> britteny: wednesday we see all the changes starting. wednesday morning noticed by noon until light showers moving in the center fell and santa rosa and gets heavier closer to 5:00 p.m. everyone trying to head home from work lingering throughout wednesday night and then another system thursday it will bring is quite as much rain wednesday it's quite as strong but still unsettled weather expected for us wednesday through friday will also expect another silence the era between 12 and 20 in. a elevations above 10,000 ft.. but the time the weekend rolls around will dry out nicely. ba 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

the state to be in a location where they're not supposed to be i'll explain in the next edition

mavericks surfing contest, near half moon bay a few years ago. spectators have been barred from lining up along the coast side or the bluffs to watch the competition. but as stanley roberts shows us. that did not stop people last friday. people behaving badly, can't

set up for a surfing contest what's that let me see it no hahaha i'm not letting you put me on tv like that man so you brought a chair so i brought a chair thinking there was going to be a contest held for mavericks and there was not trail access for the surfing contest which is why would you have a surfing contest if you can't have public viewing people flocked from all around to have a look at mavericks up close and personal . oh wait not up front and not personal . let's just say from a remote bluff it's 20 miles off shore, you got binoculars 20 mile binoculars? well it's not really 20 miles. i was exaggerating slightly. however the mavericks people told the puiblic that there is no place to watch so please watch the surf competition on tv or on the web and in the bay area when you sell someone not to do something, that basically translates into show up to be honest i thought that was a bay area thing only until i met these two we drove from huntington beach yea 5 hours to be told we can't be here right cause people got

hurt sliding off a cliff four years ago i mean give me a break really well it wasn't actually from falling off a cliff it was more like a sleeper wave so what some people got wet oh well it's like taking the fun away yea and these dudes from san diego i mean we figured we have ans cruse up to san fran and then i don't know work out way down the coast on saturday now to be fair there were signs posted that read restricted access no event viewing . which meant you could walk on the trail you just could not stop and spectate and there lies the problem, people showed up in droves to the point where rangers were trying to keep people moving and that was like tying to stop water from flowing

nats: ambiance then we noticed toilet paper uner the trees and we all know that that means . not only were there people on foot this guy took to the air the only problem he entered the restricted airspace of the pillar point air force station which also happened to be the command post this guy got half the memo, he was watching it on the web in at pillar point near half moon bay stanley roberts kron 4 news

record breaking temperatures hit the bay area. how long these usually warm temps plan on you are taking a live look at good evening everyone, i'm pam back the way. de same for tomorrow? be >> britteny: so poor people have the day off tomorrow will be just as nice as always sought today well above average then we see changes until wednesday a closer look at some of the weather video out of pacifica were lots of folks were out at

the beach and temperatures in the mid '70s out see too many people we have people in the water too. isopycnic their and everyone was walking their dog the sun was shining brightly throughout the day so warm that be managed to break a few records in center fell and in some 180 degrees and francisco downtown old record 76 in a push to 77 degrees and francisco airport tied the record for 75 and 0 clearly tied the record for 73 degrees richmond time record as well above average this time of year around 60 degrees and then some spots anywhere between 15 to almost 20 degrees above average another beautiful shot right now as the sun continues to set. we see mostly clear skies and mild

conditions and temperatures dropped down to low 60s by 9:00 p.m. rally for inland locations and the baby along the coast pushing the midnight we have high mid-50s to maror news starts today by 7 a.m. lots of sunshine and warm temperatures at 50 degrees by 7:00 a.m. at another round of warm weather and rain moves and wednesday in the fall forecast. average temps will last into tomorrow. then wednesday, big temps plus winter storm watch in the sierra. the weather is making for a great time on the ski slopes. many bay areain 15 minutes will check in with our guy at heavenly/kirkwood ski resort to see how the slopes are holding up with temperatures >> pam:wild weather. on the east coast how it is bringing life to a standstill for many and impacting travel.

the story in about 10 minutes. an now to the big story making headlines in san francisco. from the top of twin peaks. a majestic sight of the city. but there. this weekend. this vista that attracts thousands of tourists. was the location of a brutal attack that left two young men dead. triggered strong reaction in the neighborhood. and from a grieving mother who lost her son. we have team coverage tonight. we start with kron 4's justine waldman who is live on twin peaks with the new details released by san francisco police. >> reporter: 60 fusspot two people murdered here over the weekend. a person also shot in the hostel in critical condition the shooting happened to clock in the morning sunday this was the target shooting not random and right now is no description of the suspect such a beautiful place with some officers control in the area at 26 they told me

they were looking for evidence and the supervisor from the district to next 26 staying at this continued crime with city concerns at this popular tourist destination. after the double murder the suspect allegedly carjacked a vehicle to leave the area and please give us this new information a dark gray gmc the finale with the plates the agency five p j u p 851 if you

see this car give them a call back out here live see how beautiful this area is at this time of night. several surveillance cameras pointed toward the roads one way and one way out lisa sang if they have any informationcontinuing our coverage. the family of one of the men killed in the twin peaks shooting says, they are devastated over the loss of their loved one. earlier today they spoke with "he was still alive when he got to the hospital but he passed away at the hospital" >> reporter:21-year-old julio peraza of santa rosa was gunned down sunday while enjoying the view atop of twin peaks in san francisco. his friend rene mora was also killed. a third friend was wounded during the shooting. the peraza family is devastated, none more so than julio's big brother rafael. the two of them were really close

"it's hard to not have him around you know, today i wake up, my room is across from him, and it's hard to not have him here" speaking through an interpreter his mother sylvia peraza says her son dropped out of school, taking on jobs to help the family "he would help with the bills and stuff.she is going to miss everything about him" the peraza family told me that julio had no enemies and was not involved in gang activity. his brother says he and his friends were there at twin peaks to enjoy the scenery. in santa rosa haaziq madyun kron4news

>> pam:twin peaks has always been a hot bed for crime especially robberies. grant lodes is here. to remind us of some of those incidents and how people are reacting to the criminal >> grant: spot away neighbors in the area say they've seen more and more crime assess people less the twin peaks not a hotbed for robberies and burglaries. but car break-ins all over the city when visitors here about a recent murder the consider another level. police are patrolling using undercover

units to try and crack down on time in that area. >> pam:this is one of two metal darts that hit two tourists in the thigh and knee on friday afternoon as they walked north across the golden gate bridge. the highway patrol believes the darts were fired from a passing car >> reporter: if your viewing video to figure out who fired those starts the bridge still filled with people not staying away they have a heightened lowell of concern as a result. sot it's terrifying sot we heard about it, scary sot i don't even want to walk back anymore, it scares me >> reporter:there was no

shortage of people walking across the bridge on monday, but there was an increased sense of concern sot i just cant believe someone would do that in the middle of the day so its just scary sot i expected to come to the golden gate bridge and enjoy it instead of looking out for darts. still, the threat of the dart attack being repeated was not enough to keep people away on this president's day sot we didn't want that to keep us from seeing such a beautiful sight so we decided to come anyway sot we're going to try to not sot ive never walked across the life so i a not going to let that stop me the highway patrol is now reviewing bridge cam video to see if they can identify the shooter. as for the two tourists who were hit by the darts, one from canada, the other from mexico the chp says neither after the attack

>> pam:new at six. police recalled an apartment in san leandro they found 54 year- old bishop senior dead with multiple stab wounds. i sit taken into custody his father was the pastor of mount solid church in menlo park. later this week the moral service friday with an off-duty richmond police officer was killed at his home last week. service held at the richmond memorial auditorium 10:00 in the morning is open to the public. 58 year-old was shot

by father and. will appear in court. it will be held at the richmond memorial auditorium at 10 o'clock in the morning and is open to the public. vallejo police say 58-year-old father of his grandson during a how to donate on our website. kron 4 dot com. the family of a bay area man who problems is holding out hope that he's safe. catherine heenan is here with the latest on the search for john beck. >> catherine:the 73-year-old alameda man has been missing since tuesday. his legal problems -- the federal trade commission won a judgement against john

he was ordered to pay 113- alleged get-rich-quick scheme. beck's family says that was in the past. his disappearance - in the form of a photo. it was taken by a visitor to land's end on the same day beck it's hard to see - but the family believes this is him on a trail.by the sutro baths. beck helped create 'john beck systems' -- a personal coaching focused on flipping deals in real estate. beck's daughter says he was not and wouldn't abandon his family. >> pam: show you what's going on around the nation and the latest on the political battle over the

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the sake week this week. how're things at the resorts must be pretty busy? "it is very busy what a great set of whether we've had this week sunshine temperatures 15 above normal upper 50s and the afternoon sending a great spring for this president's weekend and a big change in the forecast on wednesday thursday everyone have a great time. 4,800 a. of terrain cynthia kirkwood 2,300 a. over north stars' 3,000 a. in oregon to 50% 45% and then with the mound on the dips and open people were having a great time that fought out on the slopes.

>> grant: losing any of the snowpack concerned might not be as cold snowy as we thought might be women started? "i have a glass of optimism and hands the national forecast looking at another whether heavy dynamics' system in the region wednesday to thursday holes right there with the forecast 6500 but dropping down to the 4000 3,500 ft. level the moisture content page to 2 in..

kirkwoo.com "snow great optimism it will be a good time. >> grant: degree conditions for ski week into a week and. >> pam: certainly appreciate his optimism and then we get more detail of all had. >> britteny: we will see when

gusts of 48 mi. per hour when this not so starts to fall wednesday night into thursday morning winter storm watch very careful driving during that time the the system fair or go after the system with all new snowfall it will be a fantastic as conditions expected and anywhere between 12 to 20 in. for about 7,000 ft. the heaviest wednesday night in two more runs nomex temperature so warm in the '50s and over night the temperature is drop below freezing and we see some of that mixture in all the snow that means we expect snow-covered roads and divisibility definitely want to be careful driving if you go in this here wednesday night to thursday morning. still tracking another record warm rainfall at the close to the bay area wednesday into friday morning. gusty conditions expected for us here as well to wednesday as your heading home from work not as

much as if you're heading to work and that are on the sierra the winter storm watch going into effect wednesday till thursday morning. temperatures and other warm day another record-breaking day temperatures low '70's and santa rosa 68 daly city same thing san jose 75 pleasanton 78 and antioch. satellite radar shot showing high temperatures still in control and noticing losses sunshine another round of sunshine into tomorrow and are tracking unsettled weather in this will play through as we head into wednesday and then a separate system moving toward the end of the workweek. it starts tomorrow i'll round of '70s even a few eighties in fremont. and in the san jose nicosia push for records once again and the feature cast dry conditions all of tomorrow. and then wednesday l 3 see close increasing and then in the late early morning receive these wrinkles of the throat and the

system isn't going to a closer to 5:00 p.m. and starting to head home from work. this is something we watch in the overnight hours thursday and we do expect to see a few more rounds of shower activity

>> pam: cecil created when cold air moves over warmer and water sea smoke is created whensnow mixed with subfreezing temperatures created a slippery mess for drivers in peoria,these pictures along interstate 74 show how many vehicles were unable to stay on the pavement. the forecast for tonight; more snow. the big freeze also hit the big apple. "over the last couple of days, some of the coldest temperatures the last 20 years." the mercury dropped to minus one in central park, an alltime record, with a new cold front moving in tonight. the death of u.s. supreme court justice antonin scalia this weekend - has not only stirred up a political battle - it's shaking up the presidential catherine heenan is here with some of the latest developments. the unexpected death of justice scalia is adding more weight to

the november election.

and presidential candidates are re-framing the election as one decide the high court's future. an example of the drama -- texas senator ted cruz already has a while the president has already it is off limits but maybe i shouldn't tell you this if the police do come out admit your devils slide. its off limits to tell if you happened to be in the area . i'll explain in the next edition of people behaving badly tonight at 8

>> pam:a california woman is missing father -- who disappeared on what should have been her happiest day. this is the last family picture, prasad moparti, took before he mysteriously vanished. he had flown in from india over the weekend. to attend his daughter's wedding in walnut grove. but his daughter says. he seemed unhappy after arriving from india. relatives say. moparti wanted to go for a walk after the wedding ceremony. but when it was time to leave to the bay area--- he was nowhere there have been dozens of search

crews. but no sign of moparti. are on hold---as this family return. another round of well above average temps will last into tomorrow. then wednesday, big changes. light rain and cooler inside look at san quentin's death row. it's a story we've been working on for months.

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>> reporter: a horse rescued by fremont fire department on valentine's day now need emergency surgery left the horizontal line the procedure has to be done at uc-davis anywhere between seven to $10,000 people who are interested in helping should contact the animal shelter. >> reporter: >> britteny: we have a few changes and let it use tomorrow another warm day expected in the broker records tomorrow expect to see the same wednesday when things get interesting we do expect the storm system to move in when the conditions cooler

temperatures we really notice the difference even network more clouds freezing conditions a few raindrops if you're heading home from work by thursday some showers conditions will remain and then somehow i saw up that 80 degrees pregnant old record of 78 and then downtown san francisco airport high record of 75 degrees in oakland and richmond the we see high pressure and control not only tonight but also tomorrow and tracking another section into wednesday that's what will bring us the rain even snow in the sierra and a closer look at your 70 forecast at the end of the show.

kron 4's alecia reid joins us alecia there's a lot of suspense >> reporter: up with some people open about their crimes and then others not so much. but talking about a few high-profile cases from the bay area how they are coping behind bars what they have been up to for the decade saw the inside and how they keep saturday a few things that might surprise you about death row how differently some inmates are treated depending on their behavior. >> pam:a planned parenthood

clinic in colorado springs reopens its doors today, nearly three months after a deadly shooting. three people died and nine were injured in the november 27th attack. planned parenthood says they have added security measures in place. they hope the clinic will completely reopen in a few months. for now, they will be offering a full range of services to fewer clients. accused gunman robert dear is being held at a colorado state hospital for a mental competency exam.

he will be back in court next week. as the zika virus continues to ready for the summer olympics. catherine heenan is here with details on some of the steps they're taking to contain the mosquito-borne illness. >> catherine: the dangerous virus - linked to birth defects. but its leaders are also trying to do damage control on public opinion. with the summer olympics coming up in rio.it's a terrible time to be struggling with a fast-spreading virus. thousands of health workers and some are spraying for mosquitoes - others are spreading the word have to be eliminated - because they're breeding grounds for the mosquitoes. meantime today - a medical student in miami says he got sick while on a medical mission

in his native haiti. he has since recovered. the zika virus has spread to at least 33 countries.and just today -- russia announced its first case. and it 'is' in california. with a case confirmed in yolo county still >> pam: had news star wars movie from being feeders for long walk while while. try the next installment. (scal): good day, m'lady!

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nothing connate does as regular. before >> reporter: as new problem seemed over that it was an. announcer release friday morning, and said it was delayed his chances in the album. for a week of intense emotion fashion show at madison square garden performance. saturday night live series of attention getting tweets. >> pam: just had some big names them move in the nba with. high- profile cases and mention in

trade talks. incredible all-star read get weekend we hear from the festivities mark has that and more coming up after the

orca >> reporter: lisa for his final appearance and then in the end want the special moments no defense. go to the highlights of curry his third straight all- star game in his second. and

then " way on the high note he gets it exits the game currie from laid-back of course nearly half court kobe lovesick final 196 at high risk for the nba all-star history. curry looking

like getting an autograph for years the next few days are back in action friday. then the all-

star weekend can bring up all- star trade machine next big-name involved in rumors of getting shipped. will will reports the clippers discuss with the denver griffin and stevenson for players griffins been out. has a broken hand from will fight with the employee he. mr. for game suspension. other marquee name rocket center heart if power is removed the fourth time he's been on since 2012 denver for all transactions is thursday

minute is among several athletes named in a federal lawsuit filed by group of women alleged the university tennessee violated title nine regulations. the trade"receipt manning he has not legally commentated on the matter. juror"is feeling pretty good about the california signal on

and confident on the best car wreck in the draft. he says he wants to be the feature the franchise and things he can make an impact away.

>> pam: all-star weekend was a lot of fun. >> reporter: affect the activities the three-point contest the players love to. an incredulous species named after a famous singer. that story after the

>> pam: 81 an oscar in trend as a newcomer to hollywood. filming of a soda 8 starting today at the pinewood studio. the movie third in the trilogy not yet have a name. it is set to hit theaters in december 2017. a decade long survey of tranche was tarantuals in the united states. has uncovered 14 new species, including one named after johnny

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>> why he's d on the ceiling with tonight's grammy award we're with rising country start sam hunt. >> it's the biggest awards they give. >> it's bananas. >> but what did keltie say to turn sam red. >> you're blushing, i got sam to blush. now, hollywood from inside out, it's the insider together with yahoo. taylor, adele, justin, music's biggest night is here. hey, everybody and welcome to "the insider." >> we are tracking the biggest stories in hollywood today and right now the number one story is the 58th annual grammy awards. lmplgts. legendary music producer clive davis kicking things off at his pre grammy barbosa. and we were there as the stars set tone for tonight's epic show. >> pdas for blake shelton and girlfriend gwen stefani. their public display of affectation was on point last gh