terisa estacio, kron 4 news. new tonight at 11.continue our coverage with kron four's jeff bush. he spoke with a psychologist, who breaks down the circumstances of this tragedy. >> reporter: audrie pott's sexual assault was just the beginning of a horrible set of circumstances that lead to her suicide. psychologist, brenda wade says there was a lack of supervision at the party where the attack happened. >> dr. brenda wade, psychologist: was an incomplete brain. that was threatening, and humiliating. that can push another child over the edge and sadly it did press this young girl over the edge. she had already been abused. she had already been attacked. she had already had a public airing of that and it was overwhelming. central nervous system offers self. and it made her feel hopeless. that is the recipe for teenage suicide. >> reporter: this tragedy came about because we have these people with their immature brains making the worst decisionswith intoxicants onboard. docor wade says audrie's attack was more than rapeshe was attacke

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as kron's terisa estacio reports - people are on edge about what happened. >> terisa estacio: pittsburg resident charles shelton holds on to the flier passed out by police following the kidnapping of his neighbor's daughter. he says the flier is great, but he wants to see more. >> i don't think people are taking this seriously, this is serious. it is so shocking, in my 23 eyars, this 5 doors down from me. this is appaulling. >> reporter: do you recognize him? next door, to shelton, ramandeep kaur is certainly paying attention. she plans to take immediate action. >> i will not let me sister and brother out to play, and lock and put on security alarm. >> reporter: do you recognize him? >> no and a few houses down this resident and her cousin are alarmed. >> we just went to in and out burger. i won't let her out of my sight. police say they have increased patrols. and they have put out the sketch to law enforcement throuhout northern california. they are also interviewing known registered sex offenders in the area and checking surveillance video near the scene. here's what they have determ

as kron four's terisa estacio reports. this all erupting at a recent little league game. >> reporter: when the shots little league game in town, some parents tell me scared kids ducked for cover under benches. now, parents, coaches and others are taking their case here to council members, asking for more police presence so that everyone can be safe. out on the field tuesday evening, the game went on. bu tthat was not the case last wednesday. all games were cancelled voeresident george reason. becauswe of a domestic sitaution. a fight between a father and his son's mother's boyfriend carried over to the street when shots rang out. no on was serisouly hurt. these moms say it's all too much for need extra prote they don't need to see violence out here. that's not something they should have to live every day. fear of being harassed or hurt or something like that. >> concerned parents plan to talk to city council members at the meeting to try to get some help. they say that they desperately need. and vallejo, to wrest the estac

kron four's terisa estacio is live at the scene with details. and what we're terisa?porter: they are focusing on the suspect. as i mentioned the victim was traveling southbound on keller avenue. take a look at that tree. he plowed through and went over the embankment. this is video of the honda civic. as it crashed over. they recently pulled it out as they can examine the evidence. the driver was critically injured with multiple gunshot wounds. he is also recovering at a local hospital. one resident who runs a neighborhood safety watch cannot believe this has happened. >> she said that there was a shooting on keller and hanson tried. i was shocked. and i said what happened. she told me she knew at that moment and a car had careened over in that ravine. the fact that it happened we are going to want some answers and we will hear the voices of the residence on what more can we do. we are frightened to. we are concerned. we are going to do everything we can do to u.s. residents to be on the lookout. >> reporter: the police are still on the early stages of the investigati

we start our coverage tonight with kron4's terisa estacio -- live in san francisco. terisa? >>reporter: this is a large and passionate crowd. just a few hours ago, this crowd started on one post and they marched six city blocks. joining me live is jose. tell me, what are the biggest demands that you have? >> we want a pathway for citizenship and want an immigration system that is focused on the quality. protection for workers, inclusive and keeps families together. >>reporter: this is not the only march. what about in a couple of weeks? >> it is a massive day of action on may 1st. and it will be in the mission district. >>reporter: excellent. thank you, we're going to be speaking to more people and i spoke about these what is so important and we will be sharing those thoughts, later. reporting live, terisa estacio, kron 4 news. >> pam: also happening right now -- a similar march in san jose. kron 4's alecia reid is >>reporter: as part of the national day of action, they are sharing their stories that immigration reform is critical. as for a run the bay area and as well as fr

as kron four's terisa estacio reports, police are doubling up their efforts to crack down on the thieves preying on residents. >> reporter: it was here on bishop road in belmont where police say they had their latest home burglary. thethis is captain halleran >> early broke front door window, took wallet. may have realized he was home and didn't take anything else. >> reporter: happening throughout town, capt. halleran says these criminals are taking much more than just a wallet. fat >> reporter: capt. halleran says the thieves seem to be picking random homes. but say there are a few important steps residents can take to protect themselves. >> lock up, get an alarm. >> keep good records. so if we do catch we can get your stuff back. see this sign. the belmont police department put it up to alert residents and to get them to help them catch these criminals. >> reporter: terisa estacio, kron 4 news. >> in the south bay. one of these brazen 'door knock' burglary attempts was caught on surveillance video. this happened in san jose. a woman with a baby walked up to a home. rings the bell and

kron4's terisa estacio has the latest on the investigation and the victim's condition. this is a look at the car from the ground. stuck in the thick brush on the side of the steep embankment, here on keller avenue. the vehicle was later pulled up the cliff and back over on to the street. investigators are hoping as they examine the honda civic hybrid. it can provide some valuable evidence as they piece together what ignitied this shooting. this is police sgt. arturo bautista. >> we are canvassing the neighborhood talking to people, looking to see if the victim had a criminal record. police are not releasing the victim's name. only saying he was critically injured with a gunshot wound and taken to a local hospital. police are also not revealing what type of gun was involved. there were at least 3 bullet casings on the roadway. as far as a motive, that too is under investigation. >> we don't know if it was road rage. and as for the suspect. >> car described as brown, that is all and not much. terisa estacio, kron four news. new at eight. san jose police are looking for a

you are going to seek changes. >> reporter: in saratoga, terisa estacio, kron 4 news. ♪ >> pam: comingp at 8:00 p.m.. the reactions from president obama and concerns wind metal rods snapped on the new span of the bay bridge. when metal rods snapped you kids should count yourselves lucky. we didn't have u-verse back in my day. you couldn't just... guys... there you are. you know you couldn't just pause a show in one room, then... where was i... you couldn't pause a show in one room then start playing it in another. and...i'm talking to myself... [ male announcer ] call to get u-verse tv for just $19 a month for 2 years with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. >> new tonight at 8:00 p.m. the boston bruins hockey team is back on the ice tonight. the first major sporting a event since the bombing. the longtime national anthem starts and the people of boston take over. (singing 'the national anthem") (in unisom) (group singing) live comfortabl a chilling tribute for a sports town trying to keep strong. tonight. ahead at eight. angry reaction from the president. after a gun control package

they're safe >> here at sfo terisa estacio, kron4 news >> pam: car rob fladeboe is covering south bay >> officials here at mineta are echoing their counterparts across the country reminding travelers about the. a san jose police officer with a bomb sniffing dog could be seen going through terminal be late this afternoon. officials said this is standard operating procedure. san jose police are monitoring events related to the boston bombing but had not offered any extra patrols here. they said they had not been any extra orders beyond what they do every day. the travelers are where in talking about the bombing and once again, being reminded that if they see something than to say something. san jose, rob fladeboe, kron4 news. >> pam: still had tonight, a look at the tragedy and how it's hitting the on-line community and social media >> plus> i'm scott rates live your in oakland where the a's and the warriors are both playing tonight. coming up, i spoke to police and asked them how they're keeping fans out here safe. you kids should count yourselves lucky. we didn't have u-verse back in

as kron four's terisa estacio reports. officials are hoping a gentle reminder will be an effective first step in coping with the issue. here in front of the hospice by the bay thrift store on lincoln street. i found this homeless man loitering about. the store is in the newly created hot zone - an area where homeless are being asked to stay away because of issues like dumpster diving - defacation and other problems. for san rafael resident ted dimarco. asking is not enough. >> asking. they should not be asking, they should be telling. there needs to be more control. >> it is a first step >> reporter: san rafael mayor says the creation of the hot zones is a collaborative effort between the city';s police department and st. vincent de paul, who serves hundreds of meals to homeless individuals. >> it is an ongoing problem >> reporter: this homeless man had no comment to me about the hot zones. as he decided to leave the area on his own accord. the mayor says the police will not be forcing homeless to leave under this hot zone

and mill valley, terisa estacio, kron 4 news. >> pam: and this was the scene in redwood city. a large branch just cracked off this tree. it fell right next to an apartment complex. it all happened here on redwood shores parkway. the large branch blocked the sidewalk. a resident tells kron four news howling winds caused minor damage throughout the complex knocking around other trees and sending debris scattered about. >> intense winds are blowing sand onto the great highway in san francisco. right now great highway is closed bewtween lincoln and sloat. here's early morning video of sand blowing on the road. officials closed the highway around 3:30 this morning. sand and debris on this roadway is often an issue.but this is worse than usual. cones and construction fencing blown over. no word on when the great highway will re-open. but officials say it's likely it will remail closed through the night. >> with all the trees being blown down as a result of the windstorm overnight some trees needed a little help and this was one of them, had they not cut it down it would have fallen

as kron four's terisa estacio reports. they plan shooter..as an adult. here at the alameda county courthouse, 16 year old christian burton didn't say anything as a judge announced his name and that he was being charged as an adult for the murder of prosecutors are now revealing new informaiton in this case. saying that boyer a santa clara paramedica had pulled over here on keller avenue on april 2 and all of a sudden he was approached by burton and five otehrs in a car. prosecutors say they tried to take his car, in a carjacking, but boyer refused and then burton shot him. paramedic boyer tried to get away and stepped on the gas pedal but drove his car down an embankment. at the hospital. in a statement released by the alameda county da's office, da nancy o'malley said quote "mr. boyer, a paramedic, dedicated his life to helping others. his brazen daytime killing at the hands of a 16 year old armed with a gun is a tragedy on many levels." late thursday, police 13 year old, that makes 6 teens in total from 14 to 16 in this case. cameras were not allowed i

kron four's terisa estacio reports. >> tonight we are learning more about the deadly boston marathon bomber's attacks. >> also today the new york police say times square was the next intended target for the bombing suspects. >> the surviving brother is now spilling information about the bombing. >> with their hair pulled over their faces to block the camera's view - the two court appearance since their arrest. infant and preschool. >> he and his brother decided together on times square as a target. we don't know if we would have been able to stop the tears if they rob him boston. new >> this is a photo of the suspect. photos taken times or last year. >> today the cabbie the gave the two men arrived in to boss of the day before the marathon says he remembers. >> the cab driver says they had to backpacks and they want to put the man the back themselves. >> the suspect's mother. there is like paint instead of blood. >> victim i did know what to do i was just screaming somebody please tell me. i was wondering who was a help me. >> the 11 year-old boston boy was wounded in attacks has bee

as kron four's terisa estacio reports, the sight of the new ads. is drawing strong responses. take a look for yourself. this is one of three ads that rolled out on san francisco's muni buses. this one reads, quote, "homosexuality is ugly. in iran, we dont' have homosexuals like in your country. " the quote is attributed to iran's president. >> i think it is negative. >> reporter: out on the streets, most people had a lot to say >> 1st guy. the ads are sponsored by the american freedom defense initiative or afdi. an organization run by pamela geller who is known for running anti muslim ads. this is a look at two other ads that will be placed on buses. a muni spokesperson tells kron four news they don't support the ads message, but they could not deny the organizations right to free speech. >> i don't like, but you have to allow free speech. >> reporter: the ads will rotate throughout the city. but you jmay not see them very often, there are 800 buses in the fleet. only 6 have the adds, in addition, some driverws tell us they have chosen not to drive the buses, because they find

kron 4's terisa estacio is live there tonight. awaiting the president -- she has more on the presidential visit. terisa? >> reporter: he will be attening a $20,ooo per plate at the home of the goden gecko and grant lodes is here now to give us a closer look at exactly where the president is headed later this evening.grant? from s-f-o. mister obama will head north to san francisco. chances are his motorcade will go north on 101.then wind its way through the city. the administration never reveals the exact route. but we know the president has a fund-raiser in sea- cliff. streets are blocked off at 28th avenue and mclaren. tom steyer will host a reception in this area. after that.mister obama will will head west.just about 3 miles to pacific heights. he will attend a dinner at the getty mansion on broadway near baker. we have reporters stationed at both of these locations.and we'll have live reports coming up in about 10 minutes. and our live coverage awaiting the arrival of air force one. is continuing right now on our 24-7 bay area

terisa estacio has the details. >> reporter: boston's swat team received to >> i think that there was that was not released. with perhaps text messaging were further identifying them. perhaps it detonated two bombs those all came together. we are trying to find out if there is any connection between this. >> he now runs a private security firm that is also in the international aspect. >> we want to use our of overseas resources. to identify and if see how proactive they worse. fifth we have a lot of work to do. >> terisa estacio, kron 4 news. >> boston's swat team received emergency response training right here in the bay area. under the alameda county sheriff's office - urban shield program. swat officers learn how to react occurs.such as the boston bombings. >> we have had scenarios just like this. were they have had treatment training and deployment. they have been armed and dangerous, and anybody deemed dangerous. they'd know that he has explosives and we are going to follow procedures. to the code of the law to give them an opportunity to surrender. however, if they are faced wit

now here at home, kron four's terisa estacio reports, how some local officials want to zero and make better use of cameras as crime fighting tools. take a look. here on market street this is just one of many cameras lining this major artery through downtown san francisco. san francisco police chief greg suhr wants to be able to tap into the network of cameras especially during big events. >> i'm not talking about monitoring them full-time adoring major even as we have thousands and thousands of people. we live >> and a post scsi and c.s. world of television the one dna everything we can do i do not think there is a person in this country who did not watch on video as the story unfolds. coming up on kron4 news at to help quickly track down the suspects. i would ask everyone to bring in their self fan cameras. >> pam: most of the deal camass bleat belonged to private this is market street which has a higher freak and sweet frequency of video cameras picture. further east on market there are more video cameras. there may be more video cameras for security reasons inside the stores. >> >

in vallejo terisa estacio kron for news. >> the school started is scheduled to be revoked in june becauseanagement. >> we have complied and we do have new management that has been in place since july 2012 and as we and our and killed process that we've already been submitted we have the evidence that supports that we have been done what has been asked of us. >> for the seventh consecutive spring, a pair of falcons have a nest on a ledge outside the 17th floor. with the world watching via the city's 247 web cam, a biologics found 3 healthy male chicks which she has attacked for later study. for about seven been made have produced 18. in san jose, rob fladeboe, kron4 news. >> ga >> jacqueline: today was about five to 10 degrees cooler than we saw yesterday. we did his 73 san francisco, but that temperature drops off very quickly. our warmest location today was napa at 86 degrees. it was 84 and concord and 85 and antioch. a one reason redwood city. take a look right now on satellite, you can see the cloud cover that will remain with us until tomorrow. another five degree drop, to the to the

to reach terisa estacio, kron 4 news. >> >> jacqueline: today temperatures for about two to five degreesmer than what we saw yesterday. we saw more low 70's through santa rosa vallejo. 70 and livermore. we will continue this warming trend tomorrow out the door. temperatures in the '50s. quickly getting into the '70s by the noon hour. will see widespread '70s that's the yellow on your screen. 75 in sunnyvale and san jose. upper seventies for inland valley. it will be 78 in concord and pleasant. los '70s for east asia or spirit and will '70s and san francisco. 73 the north bay. the only 60s on our immediate coast line. the warming trend will continue through friday, saturday and sunday with temperatures reaching '80s for sunday afternoon. >> pam:after a nearly three year construction project the san francisco exploratorium opened the doors to it's new 300- million dollar home today. the hands on science museum is now located along the city's waterfront at pier 15 after being at the palace of fine arts for more than 40 years. the new space is triple the size of it's former home.allowing for

in belmont, terisa estacio, kron 4 news. >> in union city they are still waiting for their trash to bey allied waste. the teamsters won on strike in the midwest and people in daly city, half moon bay, fremont are one week behind. allied waste said that most of this commercial business would have their trash collected. everybody else will be collected by the week's end. >> reporter: california law showing that there could be new tickets available for drivers that are not observing the hands- free laws. right now, you need to know that using your maps and you're smart phone call driving could result in a very expensive ticket! $ 200! tune in tonight at 8:00 p.m. how this could impact you. and how you can avoid getting a very expensive hands-free ticket. gabe slate tech report >> reporter: in san francisco, this meeting was held at the cornerstone church in the mission district. this is after an officer involved shooting early sunday morning. just one block away. the chief is a saying that the officer was a justified in firing shots. in san francisco, j. r. stone, kron 4 news. >> it will

. >> terisa estacio kron 4 news. >> japan's transport ministers says the government is posted to allow japanese carriers to resume flying the boeing 787 once they complete repairs to the problematic batteries. a statement released by the transport ministers that the approval could come as early as tonight following an expected officials said the order from u.s. federal regulators. the 50 get some service for grounded in mid january following a battery fire in another smoking battery that led to an emergency landing. >> if we will take a break. if you missed the forecast we have quite the want of headed our way over the next seven days. will get a look at the forecast that 415 >> we are back. it is 409. the father of the boston bombings suspect the suspect to travel to the u.s. today. a parties are learning more about his son's plans after the attack in boston. andrew spencer has the details. >> federal investigators say their interviews with surviving suspect produced new informations. at first he told investigators he and his brother were headed to new york city to party after the att

. >> pam: terisa estacio, thank you. and remarkable work from law enforcement at every level, federal, state, local. and that boston marathon of bombing authorities saying that the both suspects have been detained, one in custody, one hadead. and they have been trying to protect the city of 1 million people. this lockdown has been in place since last night. the hunt for the second suspect creating tension. now, people are able to feel some relief. additional information. >> reporter: the boston police are saying that they are doing an additional sweep of this area. they are tweeting that they can see the officer's embracing. and the sound of cheers from officers when they got him in custody was overwhelming! also, the mayor was tweaking a picture of a police officer in delivering the that they had a cost that second suspect. and that they had caught him. >> >> the suspect is in custody there are also, three suspects taken into custody in new bedford. they released photographs of the brothers and nobody mentioned that the

. >> in livermore terisa estacio 822 is the time we will be back with more we have a little sun breakingral transportation officials are telling airlines that fly boeing 787 dream liner again as soon as they replace its problematic lithium ion batteries with a revamped battery system. yesterday, the head of the national transportation safety board questioned boeing on how a design problem slept through the aircraft certification process. the faa grounded the dream liner fleet worldwide after a series of fires involving is a lithium ion batteries. last week, the faa approved a redesign of a battery, which clears the way for the plane to return to the air. >> changing airline ticket is getting more expensive at u.s. airways and united airlines. last week united boosted the free to change a ticket and advance from 150 to $200. the company said the fee helps cover the cost of the airline the traveler gets up a reserved seat. yesterday's u.s. airways did the aional ticke bush library and museum. you kids should count yourselves lucky. we didn't have u-verse back in my day. you couldn't just..