jeff bush has new details about where the fire started. jeff >> this is video from thursday afternoon. according to the fire department, the fire alarm blaze off started roughly where the zero is pointed. >> we have determined to the area of origin in an alleyway where garbage was collected, at the bottom of the garbage chute shoes. jeff >> it could be some time before the actual cause is unknown. on friday workers were cleaning up and residents lucky enough to have something left inside were picking up what they could. 41 people including three children were displaced as a result of the fire. the deputy chief says the this fire was particularly challenging to get under control. >> we had wind gusts up to 30 m.p.h. and the smokeless lawn towards the west. jeff >> it took 170 firefighters three hours to put out the blaze. >> with the fires, the wind

jeff bush was there and spoke with the young man's mother and said his goal in life was to help people in need. jeff >> it was acquired in a dignified arrival. full military honors were rendered. in a national guard specialists, john walsh, died in afghanistan. he was killed by incoming fire. his tour in afghanistan was almost over. he was part of the military police and his mother said he loved being in the army. >> he had a passion for the military. he went into the military police because he knew he could get the training. he could not be a cop at 18 years old, but he could in the military police. the was terrified. we thought about it. when he turned 18, he signed up on his own. another he was proud to serve the country he loved so much. jeff >> his funeral will be held on saturday. >>janu: a high wind advisory until 6:00 p.m.. wind speeds are ranging from 20-40 mi. per hour with wind gusts up to 70 mi. per hour. the strongest winds are at elevations over 1,000 ft.. future cast 4 is set for 11:00 p.m.. wind gusts up to 44 mi. per hour, 34 redwood city. mid-30s in san jose. a full w

jeff bush shows you where the shootings took place. jeff >> this map shows where the shootings took place. the victim was sitting in his car and police say the suspects opened fire. on sunday afternoon, several people were gathered when an unknown group shot into the crowd of people. no one was injured. a fourth shooting happened just after midnight on monday in the 1300 block of webster street. the victim was taken to hospital after police came across some during routine patrol. there have been no arrests. >>grant: the family of two girls who said they were molested by an aide are now suing the child care provider. the family says that day did not do a thorough background tech--a thorough background check and proper supervision. >>grant: it new details about the proper is in the bay area. police believe that two of the robbers could've been committed by the same suspect. a chase bank was robbed on december 13th in a wells fargo was robbed three days later. in both cases the suspect is described as a black man in his thirties, 170 lbs.

in the sierra i am jeff bush with kron4 news.>reporter: here in salmon joe, they expect to sell over 20,000 make a million lottery tickets for tuesday night's $206 million jackpot reached the reason why people wait in line to kirk their tickets here since 1989, the liquor store has cranked out for winning that the millions lottery tickets. >>jacqueline: our big weather story, saudi morning expected in a cloudy afternoon as the storm to pass up to the north. take a look at tomorrow's forecast. areas of fog at the morning will keep us warmer. we have temperatures in the 40's tomorrow morning consent to the 30's and 20's as a last week. into the afternoon we have mostly cloudy conditions with us. temperatures will stay cool as well into the upper 50s and low 60s. a look at the fog clearing times for you for noon in san francisco., where some even after this clears, we will see cloud as the storm passes to the north. here is a mature extended forecast. cloudy conditions stay with us for the next several days. friday we have some show

jeff bush tells us how everything worked out. >> a group of strip clubs in the city and usually get their money and its way to give to the firefighters union. this year, the fire chief would not allow the presentation to take place. the adult clubs have been doing this for years. last year, the stripper's raised $17,000 which was enough to buy the toy drive a new van and a lot of toys. the union says the strippers are a big help year after year. >> they have that consistent donors. >> that did not matter to the fire chief. according to a department spokesperson, she was uncomfortable with the adult nature of those giving the money. the union says, that is no reason to pull out the welcome mat. >> many people may not approve of the circumstances the way these establishments raise money, but it is a business. it is a legal business. many single moms are there. i do not have a problem with it. this is >>brian: here is the view from the roof looking out over san francisco. the skies are clear. we will see some low clouds as we get closer to the morning. in the meantime, clear skies and chilly

jeff bush explains. jeff >> and you can still pay for parking with coins, but it is hard to keep them around when you need them. now, you can pay for parking with your phone. the smart phone application is available for android, iphone and blackberry. just register your phone number and give a credit card or debit card number. if, for some reason, you get a ticket by mistake, use your data from the application to dispute the charge. >> every time you make a transaction, you have received said to you or did you can store somewhere else. you'll have a record you have 80 and you can use that to dispute. there is a 455 transaction fee every time you make a transaction. in this case, it goes directly to the vendor. we feel it is better to pay 455 then a $65 ticket. >>reporter: the meters will be citywide by the end of april. >>vicki: the president is courting the jewish community. will find out how. we will see lindsay lohan bearing a dollar monthly dues of playboy and why hugh hefner is talking about it. >>vi

jeff bush spoke with one woman who says her information was stolen. >> i think it is very odd that it happened there. jeff lucky store in october. she used the self check that machine. >> i bought some drinks and i always ask for cash back. i typed in mind can number to get cash back. i did not think anything would ever happen. >> robin got a phone call from her bank in and told her something was weird about the activity on her account. >> i went online to check my count. jeff >> the bank helped her get her accounts straight. >> i contacted the store and i said, how could you let something like this happen? the store was acting like they did not care, like it was not their problem. makes me feel upset that someone could take your number, make a new card in that these businesses act like they do not care. jeff >> the company issued a statement on monday saying that an investigation was underway. they are devising customers to check their accounts if the yeast cells check out in october ended november. >>catherine: last week's shooting left seven people injured. so we have surveillance

jeff bush explains. >>reporter: now, you can pay for parking with your phone. the application is available for android, iphone and flight series. it is pretty simple. just to register your phone number and give a credit card or debit card number in the yourself. fifth you get a ticket >> safe, you can use the data in of vacation to dispute the charge. >> you will have a receipt that will be sent you wore that you can store somewhere else, for you will have record you have paid. there is a 455 transaction fee. for this goes directly to the vendor. for >>catherine: this city of oakland is giving a holiday gift to verbal local spending. this saturday and next saturday the parking meters will be free. the free parking applies to standard meters in 2 posted displayed meters they used kiosks. for >>catherine: today, oakland police officers were delivering donations to st. elizabeth's church in the fruitvale district. >> the increase in numbers indicate that the need is left of raider. >>catherine: for a freeze will be feted at the beginning at 7:00 a.m.. they are con

>>pam: jeff bush has more on damage around the bay. jeff >> this tree fell on to this dodge pickup truck. giselle sawyer had just parked the truck five minutes earlier. >> i dropped my kids off to school and went into the house, i heard a knock at the door and my neighbor said, there was a big crack and a loud pops. thing just >> the truck belonged to her husband, he is out of town on business. third fortunately, the magnolia tree in the 4 yds of most of the impact. work crews off moved and during the afternoon and got to work cutting that massive tree into smaller, more manageable pieces. jeff >> tree services have been busy all day long. >> i had a fleeting thought, a woman's intuition that i should have paid attention to. >>craig: school opened on schedule but obviously, the kids will not be eating lunch outdoors. the sidewalk in front of the school was up for did buy a tree. >>reporter: take a look at this 40 ft. tree that came crashing down. as i get closer, he conceded it is partially crushing is a backyard shed and it set out a p

this is >>catherine: lee are with jeff bush whose book with san francisco police about their top priorityomorrow. jeff >> in new year's eve falls on saturday. at the thousands are expected to visit the city. there will be zero tolerance policy when it comes to alcohol. police will looking for anyone drama in public or driving under the influence. officer: of we encourage people to enjoy themselves, but conduct themselves responsibly. jeff >> there will be several dui check points. felice say it is now were thick to drink and drive. >>officer: if you're planning to consume alcohol, lee asked you prepare accordingly, for fear a designated drivers. we do not want people to drink and drive. it is to be expected that there will be more celebrants that come to san francisco because of the number of events of throughout the city, but knowing that, but carmen has appeared staffing accordingly in preparation for this. we want to provide a safe environment for the public to enjoy san francisco. jeff >> police are encouraging those who will be drinking to take public transportation. >>haaziq: and oa

in oakland, jeff bush, kron4 news. >>grant: young professionals are flocking to the bay area. housing trends overall are changing according to a new report released on tuesday at the urban institute in san francisco. san francisco ranked third out of 51 cities as a place to invest in the developed properties. the silicon valley says those areas are not too far behind, even in those places, many people are still hesitant to purchase however leasing or renting commercial and residential property is gaining popularity. people point to the sand francisco's south of market area. the report stresses that housing preferences are changing. young professionals want to live near where they work. they want a 24 hour livable city model public transit. we have barged into muni along market street. the report says that generation y., young professionals these days are driving up the demand for apartments and driving up the transfer which makes investing in apartments a safe bet. thank >>jaqueline: here is a look at storm tracker 4 raider. it's a few clouds tomorrow morning with temperatures

jeff bush shows how far they can involve travel. >>reporter: its south about 750 yds south. right here the can ball hit the front yard and then it bounced up into the front door of the house. remarkably it went through the entire house. taking the part of their to the right of the window. that is what it can all exited. take a look, the size of the whole is about five to 8 in. in diameter. fortunately no one in the home was struck by the projectile as it went through the entire house. it kept flying up and over and when a cross you see right here with christmas lights are? that is just before the minivan. it was right over there about another 100 ft.. >>reporter: here is the firing range right there. you can see the green patch and in the intersection where the home was hit with ride over there. as you can see there is not much distance between the firing range in the home that was hit. so it makes sense that a misfire can lead to a very dangerous situation. >>catherine: the 49ers are yet another step closer to their new stadium. san francisco mayor was talking about the tea

jeff bush gives us an update on the project. >>reporter: for years people have complained about how long it takes to get to the airport from bart and the bus. but relief is on the way. construction sites have popped up from the station all the way to do little road and work on the bart extension is in full swing. workers from different traits have been begging the main infrastructure in place. the middle of the road is where you can see most of the progress, a dozen or so support structures already in place. the structures will one day support the cable car tracks above. the project is moving along and when it also is said and done the new rail line will have a 10,000 person a day capacity and that will reduce congestion her as well as mickey easier for more passengers to get to the airport. but that they still ways of. crew and the bart extension is expected to be completed early 2014. >>catherine: california supreme court has dealt a double blow. there could be a couple of big projects in the bay area inkling ballparks. the co

in san francisco i am jeff bush with kron4 news.eporter: in walnut creek like to this jewish community center may be on now but the center said they will close their doors for the final time on friday because of financial reasons leaving 80 preschool children without a school. >> this will be our last day of school. >> if that does not break your heart i did not know what does. >>reporter: a number of parents are optimistic and hopeful that they can raise the money to keep this place open. i talk with a number of teachers that believe the debt could be well over a half-million dollars. >>reporter: in san mateo police are reminding residents that if you're going out of town, someone is available to check on your home. here is a form that you need, you need to write down information like your home address commerce cellphone, how long you will be gone and if you have any alarms. police cadets will come to your home at least once per week. they will check to see if you have any windows or doors open or to see if anything unusual is goin

jeff bush has the details about the fire. as the >> this is video shot by sky 4 of their stepped in. >> the blaze started roughly where this and aero is pointed. >>da: the fire department says it could be some time for the cause of the fire is not. 41 people including three children were displaced. this fire was particularly challenging according to the fire chief. >> we had wind gusts up to 30 m.p.h. and the smoke was falling towards the west. >> that she says it took 170 firefighters three hours about of late. >> everything was lined up, where the fire started, the wind conditions and the buildings being close together. that wind things up for the fire to be well advanced before firefighters arrived. >>ysabel: some wicked weather delay holiday travel. we will surely which areas are affected most. will be right back. >>henry: you're celebrating christmas or hanukkah, at airport alliance, they're celebrating the new year's clarence series--new year's clearance sale. if it is coming up at 10:00 a.m. on airport home appliance,

and a soldier that died in afghanistan was brought home this afternoon jeff bush was there and talk withis mother who said that his goal in life was to help people in need. >>reporter: it was a quite dignified arrival but body of one of the areas fallen heroes made it back by plane and landed at moffett field late in the afternoon. national guard specialist sean walsh died in afghanistan and earlier this month is based came under attack and he was hit by incoming mortar fire. this was less than one month before his unit was scheduled to come back to the states. his tour in afghanistan was almost over. he was a part of the military police and his mother said that he loved being in the army. >> he had a passion being in the military and a also had a passion to become a policeman. that is why he went into the military police because he knew that he would get the training he said i cannot be a cop at 18 mom, but i can in the military. >>reporter: he graduate from high school and in listed shortly after that. >> i was terrified i was trying to talk it added and we fought until he turned 18 an

and remember this, our own jeff bush was barely able to talk as he tried to do a live shot.get out of the way because the teargas was getting to him. at least one prominent protesters is not by the fact that this will actually be an independent police investigation. comment on >> this is ridiculous, like i fit reform that it to ascertain the community to be involved in this bill and any sort of way, but you come out here when we are still here. >> they are not going to do a thing. >>pam: in oakland, irresolution is giving oakland police more power to enforce the law during protests aimed at shutting down the port of oakland was tabled last night. this is video from a previous demonstration that did cause disruption. last night the city council voted on the measure but was split down the middle forcing the legislation to be tabled for now. the mayor says that she has questions about the resolution's language. now to our developing story average from. we are live on the scene, after the police shooting in a hotel. the suspect is in custody and now president of try to figure ou

jeff bush tells of how this all end up working out in the in. >>reporter: this is a san francisco tradition a group of strip clubs usually gather money into ways to get to the firefighters union for their annual toy drive usually the check is presented here on howard street at fire station number one. but this year the fire chief said no way would not allow the presentation to take place on the property. many adult clubs have been doing this for years. last year, they raise $17,000 which was enough to buy the toy drive a new van and lots of toys. the union says that the strippers are a big help year after year. >> they have been a consistent over for the past zero years that i have been here and there one of our biggest donors. >>reporter: the chief was are comfortable with the adult nature of those giving the money but the union says there is no reason to pull out the welcome mat at the state. >> allow people may not approve of the circumstances that these establishments and raise their money but i think it is a legal business and if it wanted

jeff bush talk with officers about their top priority this new year's eve.>reporter: ron year's eve falls on a saturday this year thousands of people are expected to visit the city. police say there will be a zero tolerance policy when it comes to alcohol. police will be out in full force and looking for anyone who is drunk in public or driving under the influence. >>reporter: we encourage people to come to san francisco and enjoy themselves but expect them to behave responsibly. >>reporter: several dui checkpoints will be set up in the city dropped tonight into the say it is not worth it to drink and drive. >> for those want to consume alcohol we actively prepare accordingly query-- we do now with the to drink and drive. we expect there to be more celebrants' coming to san francisco because of the number of events throughout the city. knowing that, the department has prepared for this and want to provide a safe environment for the public to come and enjoy san francisco. >>reporter: the agencies will offer extended hours so that people can get home safely. >

jeff here's his take. it was most likely political although it is well above. the advance so called irrigation. of the bush cheney years that were supposedly what i meant by president obama an executive order with him in the office. point that i make in my article and truth about him out yesterday is that this. covers up the fact that torture already exists in what is the alternative to the enhanced interrogation techniques that is in the current army. so you're saying and torture i already did that's what are some examples of torture that is already happening well very very few people in the press coverage of the pointed out that the army field manual divides prisoners into two different groups one are the standard for you or me others are people who are we were in terror the thingy those with out the geneva protections and there's a special appendix we're circumspectly them is known as appendix m. of the army field manual which originally was supposed to be the brits but overlooking it was. a republic then maybe some democrats. and this is the special techniques of use of long term isolation sleep depriv

jeff. >> yeah. >> jimmy: what'd you bring with you? what's this? >> this is called a bush baby. grab a grape.s like a little gremlin. like little -- like gremlins. we got them in chinatown. [ laughter ] and they -- no, you guys give me a list of stuff, and then i got to come to the city early, and run around -- look, i find it though, you know? good quality. give him another one. hurry, before he runs out. so neat. they're found in africa. they're called bush babies because they cry at night, and they make this awesome noise it sounds just like a baby crying. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> and they'll scream, and scream, and scream and call the other ones. and the other ones call back. huge eyes. they're nocturnal, so they see at night. they see everything going on around them. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> and -- yeah, he'll spin the grape around his mouth, peel it, and probably spit the grape. you know. >> jimmy: yeah, it doesn't look like he wants another one. >> yeah, i just want to see you -- how long you'll hold it for. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: so lame. you're the worst -- >> no, i'm just kidding. i

jeff. >> yeah. >> jimmy: what'd you bring with you? what's this? >> this is called a bush baby. grab a grape.ys give me a list of stuff, and then i got to come to the city early, and run around -- look, i find it though, you know? good quality. give him another one. hurry, before he runs out. so neat. they're found in africa. they're called bush babies because they cry at night, and they make this awesome noise it sounds just like a baby crying. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> and they'll scream, and scream, and scream and call the other ones. and the other ones call back. huge eyes. they're nocturnal, so they see at night. they see everything going on around them. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> and -- yeah, he'll spin the grape around his mouth, peel it, and probably spit the grape. you know. >> jimmy: yeah, it doesn't look like he wants another one. >> yeah, i just want to see you -- how long you'll hold it for. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: so lame. you're the worst -- >> no, i'm just kidding. i'm just kidding. >> jimmy: you are the worst dude i've ever met in my life. >> i'm just kidding. [ laughter ] yeah,

jeff in macon, georgia. dw sends us this tweet. we also have a tweet from kentuckybelle1957. phones on our line for republicans, brent in illinois. caller: i really did believe in george w. bush. he did what he had to do in the time that he had to do it. sure, he bank -- andsure, could have done better. obama has laid everybody off. if they were working, their money could be spent and they would be better off. how is obama left with his legacy and then we got worse? host: we're going to move on to audrey in macon, gerogia. -- georgia. caller: first of all, merry christmas. thank you for c-span. my political hero is president barack obama. in spite of the other person that just called, talking about how president obama has laid people off, i lost my job in 2005. president obama was not president then. my thing is, he is steady, he is calm. he is strong. he is smart. he is very articulate. everybody wants him to lose his cool so they can say there goes an angry black man. he is not giving them that. my political hero is the president, barack obama. host: in "the washington post," "china criticizes the u.s. official in hong kong." back to the phones, albert, you are on the "wash