alecia -- it almost looked like a war zone! this piece of debris is about 2 and a half feet long, and maybe 15 pounds. that's small compared to parts of the tree that caused major damage to homes on this block. sot - it was like a bomb going off sot - it was a huge peel of thunder and a crack of lightning. this is not a forrest, it's someone's front yard. that crack of lightning ripped down a tree that neighbors say was about 100 feet tall - leaving only a splinter sticking in mid air. sot - it has changed the entire dynamic. now our house has light, before it was dark. it's crazy. sot - it was a symbol of eternity, and now it's suddenly gone. flying debris shattered windows cars are left with severe damage roofs - puncturedand this home now unsafe - not to be entered or occupiedneighbors knew the thunder and lightning were serious. sot - it was loud and it was simultaneous. the flash and the sound were simultaneous so you knew it was close by. it will take days, maybe weeks of cleanup for some of these homeowners. luckily no o

with what she has learned about the boys' alecia? please said detectives were able to pinpoint exactly hoodies criminals were. the senate clara police department said that these three juvenile were charged with the damaging charges. please believe they have arrested everybody responsible for these crimes. these children are not students here at wilcox but our middle school aged students. location of an aircraft that crashed into san pablo bay sunday. officials confirmed today, they found the wreckage of the cessna 2-10 airplane. these are pictures released by the sheriff's office. of crews searching the area. investigators say, the crash happened after another aircraft collided with the cessna during flight as one plane attempted to pass the other. one witness says she saw the crash happen. there is no financial sparks it wasn't like you to airplanes running into each other,. the n-t-s-b and the contra costa sheriff's office are working to wreckage. which they say is about 13- feet deep underwater. coming up: i never tempters remain

a half alecia? there's a lot of fuss as to what happened to foreign and 50 a. of land--450 they can sell the belladonna but that ought to destroy certain areas. on the last day for public comment and the meeting was packed with may sayernay sa. neighbors say two major bridge lines will have to be destroyed and at least 6 million yds of cubic fill will be used by the project. some say the plan is too ambitious for the hilly area. no decision was made tonight. the planning commission what the final document in the next few weeks. can do more research and get on the ordinance on may 6-th. students at u-c berkeley are the young women who say they are survivors of sexual violence. isolated to one school. they all found support today from two bay area congresswomen. barbara lee and jackie spier. they are planning further legislative action. meantime, the women also say, sexual assult and what to look for. maybe as early as second grade. 22-thousand reported crimes so far this year in san jose. in an effort to help combat the growing problem. the santa clara county bo

reporting in palo alto alecia reid kron 4 news. police in novato are trying to identify a man's body that was discovered near a popular hiking trail on saturday. it was a hiker who made the gruesome discovery. and as kron 4's scott rates reports neighbors are shocked by the findings. well the novato police are investigating their first homicide this year and for neighbors seeing an active crime scene in their quiet community has them confused and frightened dante gilbert is shocked at the site of police tape lining this very popular hiking trail that's literal in his own backyard. sot this is not a neighborhood or stuff like this happens. police responded to the scene saturday afternoon after receiving a 911 call from a hiker who reported finding a of the trial sot we're following up on all potential leads, and still working with the coroner's office of find assess sunday afternoon investigators were seen using metal detectors searching for anything that would give them clue in to how the man died, and why his body was placed here

reporting in santa clara alecia reid kron 4 news. police are trying to identify a body that was found in oakland this afternoon. a passerby found a man unconcious man on embarcadero avenue near 22nd avenue. when they tried to wake him up they found he wasn't breathing. currently the death is unexplained and still under investigation. in another developing story. police looking for the gunman who they say shot a woman. oakland police say that woman is "incredibly lucky" to be alive.after she was shot in the chest saturday morning. the woman was walking into a store in the 700 block of adeline street. that's when she was shot once on the right side of her chest. police say the bullet just missed her major organs. she is currently recovering in the hospital. investigators still don't have a suspect or a motive for why that woman was targeted. three people rushed to the hospital after a grease fire at a san francisco burger king. investigators say the phone schemes try to pressure people into paying debts they never police say criminals

alecia? >> catherine: this is a piece of the tree that was sent crashing to the ground, and it's nothing compared to some of the debris that was left after lighning struck. >> catherine: homeowners tell us the sound was so intense it was like a bomb exploding. >> i saw the stuff flying by. >> reporter:huge chunks of the tree lay splattered in people's front home got most of the damage. it is now deemed unsafethe roof is mostly covered with tarp. the homeowner had to pack his things and leave. >> reporter:cars also took a hit --- so did some other homes. >>you can see where the lightning hit it. that lightning strike was the one thing that.steam explosion >> reporter:suzanne alberta already started cleaning up. but she has a long way to go. between her backyard and the side of her home, she doesn't want to start thinking about how much damage has been done. >>roof damage. >> reporter:luckily there were no injuries. the city got rid of all the debris up to the sidewalk. homeowners and their ins

kron 4's alecia reid is live at the scene tonight. alecia? >> reporter:we are waiting to hear the deat details regading their injuries. cars are starting to move although back up is expected for a while. >> pam:the warriors have scrapped their plans to build a waterfront arena along the embarcaderro. and now the team is planning to build on another piece of land in san francisco. this new spot is in mission bay. along third street near 16th. this is just south of a-t&t park. that's where kron 4's justine waldlman is live tonight with details. justine? >> reporter:just picture it an 18-thousand seat stadium right here. that is the plan! a source close to the project told me today "win for people who didn't like old site, win for people want the ws in sf, win for ws." >> reporter:it is a locked up and overgrown lot now. but in a few years this will become the new home of the golden state warriors. the team purchased the 12 acre site. on 3rd and 16th from salesforce.com for an undisclosed amount of money. it is just a few blocks from att park an

alecia.that is affiliated with the z10 medical center which is on solid that and still open to the public however self gate location that deals with the evaluation and shelter in place for some the other businesses in that area. police have been going door to door in search for the gunmen that belief to of have we would check back with lee still read later in this newscast to bring you an update as 630. >> yes, yes i did see him he is new. >> pam: on to other development is shedding more light on the 15 year-old boy he is still in the hospital in honolulu tonight. the team's other did break his silence with j.r. stone in the studio with has details was with the father had to say about all this. >> reporter: said their prayers and now this. he still cannot believe that he spoke with voice of america earlier today. >> >> reporter: traveling from san jose to hawaii. his father spoke on wednesday. telling >> reporter: told me that they were holding my son i was in shock wondering how did my son g

. >> pam: kron 4's alecia reid is live in daly city tonight with how this all ended. alecia? >> reporter: well pam police continued to hunt the gunmen used make a single shot at a doctor earlier. >> it was a gun shot it was a bona it was a boom! >> reporter: police say he fired at least one shot. >> walking themselves in a secured position and to the to be evacuated but a tactical team. >> reporter: some people escaped the first chance they got. and all their belongings behind. >> my heart is pounding. >> i have 11 grandchildren and it was the scariest thing i have ever been through. >> reporter: everyone was given directions on their way out. >> butcher hands over your head byline. >> reporter:c problems with audio will update later in the forecast broadcast >> pam: the bike you are eyeing this may belong to the police. ahead at eight. people are seen to be attracted to the police attracted to the bikes. how easily they can still a bike in the city patrick and the next bite you could be stilling to be one of ours. the two women. found on >> pam: ahead at eight new informatio

eclipse will end prevail, viewers can look up or kron 4's alecia reid tells us school. anthony burnett junior says he walked into pinole middle school today, excited to share stories about his spring break road trip through weed california, when he to his counselor's office. his sot - i walked in, he put his head down and told me not to wear it again for an immediate fix, the eigth grader was asked to take the hoodie off, but the t-shirt underneath had similar writing on the front and back. since that was also unacceptable, the only option was to turn his sweater inside out. sot - that kinda embarrassed him. first he gets sent outta class then he goes to the counselor and they tell him turn it inside out so he's turning it inside out in front of all sorts of people. embarassed and uncomfortable, the 13 year old called his father and asked to be taken home. sot - we've seen a lot in our lives and that has nothing to do with drugs. sot - he's against drugs, and he's not gonna be under my roof being a drug addict. school board president charles ramsey says the district tri

reporting in palo alto alecia reid kron 4 news. a house party in fairfiled ends with a brawl and four teenagers injured from gunshot wounds. tonight, kron four's philippe djegal is live at police headquarters with the latest details. vicki, police say there were lots of witnesses. most -- if not -- all of them and, despite four people being shot. all are expected to survive. sot- no name when i was going home my last comment was that there's gonna be some fights tonight andthat's after this neighbor who prefers not to be shown on-camera, passed by the home just sot- no name there was a guy lying on a straight face down when the ambulance came. neighbors say at least 20 teens were having a party in this home on orchid street. when eventually the fight broke out in the front yard. fired a gun, striking four people. sot- officer kathryn mccormick they were all juvenile is, and all transported to the local hospital. there are no longer in critical condition. some neighbors say a shooting near this home is not suprising. sot- mike salmo

kron 4's alecia reid talked to the mayor about how the plan would work, and asked small business owners what they think about it. business owners understand that minimum wage is about to go up in a few short months, but for the additional amount that the mayor is proposing.they hope it wont be too much too soon. berkeley's minimum wage is currently $8. come july, the new mandatory state minmum will be 9 bucks. mayor tom bates believes it should be even higher - and is proposing increasing the wage in increments, similar to oakland's current ballot. but instead of jumping from $9 in july of this year to 12 in may 2015, it would go from 9 to 10.04 in october 2014. sot - what i'm suggesting is the rest of us do something similar, but not such a radical jump and take three steps and then we'll end up in the same spot as oakland by 2016. to eliminate competition between businesses in different cities based on wage, mayor bates is suggesting east bay cities join together and adopt a regional minimum wage. sot - have a level playing field where everyone's playing together and not fight one nei

kron 4's alecia reid is in san francisco's castro district. and has the latest on the dangerous pursuit. and what prompted it all. sergeant martha juarez sot - next thing you know he assaulted the officer by pushing off on him a chase then started down 18th to hartford street where authorities say the man hopped in his white four door saturn. as 2 officers tried stopping him, he used the car to drag them as he sped away. sot - the officers are injured we have them seeking medical attention at this timemade a uturn and fled on 18th sergeant martha juarez says the bank of america atms on 18th and castro, 16th and mission and 24th and bryant have been recent targets so culprits looking to get into your bank account will lurk around until you swipe your card punch in your pin get your cashand then if you somehow forget to close out, help themselves to your money sot - when you close out the atm machine you have to make sure you fully close out. some people don't do that and people come up right behind them and do something to the machine and get m

kron-4's alecia reid has more. smart cars are compact. they get you where you need to go. and they fit in the tightest spots --- that's why florence dabokemp invested in one. but now there's worry hers may end up like the others that were flipped over and damaged by trouble makers. that is not ok. this is just one thing that ive seen. it's unfortunate that they're doing it to these cars and destroying people's property. flo is vigilant about being safe on the road - driving offensively as well as defensively. but when her car is parked and she's not around, it is now scary that she may find it like this. i spend a lot of money keeping it in good shape. if someone did that to me i would be out of a car because i wouldn't be able to fix it. flo tells us she was in an accident not too long ago and her car wasn't very badly damaged. but the thought of someone flipping it over and causing major damage is something she doesn't want to think about. reporting in san francisco we had a record high temperatures in the bay area today. we had a lot of eighties today and similar condit

kron 4's alecia reid follows up. with how groups are banding together. to 'right' a wrong. there are no sounds coming from wilcox high school's garden. the chicken coop is empty.and the duck and rabbit are also missing. police say 3 middle school aged boys broke in and killed the animals over the weekend. santa clara unified school district spokeswoman jennifer dericco says the animals are very much a part of the school environment. they were used in the gardens program, which is connected to the science curriculum. sot - especially our biology courses.culinary arts program as well. 2 chickens were left unhurt. understandably they are being safeguarded. the school district has made counsleors and psychologists available for those that are left scarred by these acts of vandalism. the community has also stepped up with outpouring support. sot - offering to give the school chicks and chickens and .recover from this. before the school can accept any animals into its program, we're told the school will have to figure out a new infrastructure that'll provide a more secure closure

kron 4's alecia reid is live at santa clara valley medical center in san jose with the tragic story. it is unclear why one car was parked on the shoulder of highway 85, but another car came barreling down and slamming into a car that had a woman and a little girl. that little girl passed away on impact. the car was hit so hard that it traveled three lanes across the highway. the car was so mangled that police could not identify but which type of car was. the pleas are still piecing together what caused the 65 year-old man to drive on shouldthe shoulder of e road. but the approval process has hit a bit of a hiccup. we'll explain. thousands of people flood golden gate park for "4-20." did they leave a 10-thousand - dollar mess behind. like they did last year? and -- they thought it was a slam dunk. but the warriors' hopes for a waterfront arena in san francisco. came up against some strong defense. now, the team is tossing up a new plan. details on that -- and the land the warriors just bought for it. the warriors scrap plans for a waterfront arena. and swap the site for another san fr

kron 4's alecia reid is at the left to figure out where to go from here. three adresses were affected, but there are a number of businesses in each building. business owners and employees were here today checking out the damage done. essentially this is a total loss. of business. i gotta find a new place for a shop and basically get all new equipment. it's like starting from scratch again. the fire ripped through all three buildings until the roofs us burnt beams are now holding up the side walls. a building inspector, structural engineer and investigators, were on scene to make sure firefighters could work safely inside. business on the outside and watch crews although officials believe the blaze started in the wooden dock, adjacent buildings were fat design build studio shares shop space with joshua tree. sot - everything is gone. we build custom furniture there mostly out of reclaimed materials. yea it's all gone. all the equipment sot - we have a metal shop and a wood shop. although the fire is under control, the fire department has been monitoring the

kron-4's alecia reid spoke with matthew roybal, who recalled the frenetic and emotional calls after the crash. sot - im really happy they feel that way about me and im appreciative. sot - i had a lot of help so this wasn't a one person team on dispatch, there were a lot of people helping in the background. the day asiana flight 214 crash landed at san francisco international airport, matthew roybal took control at the office of emergency management. > > there is a woman, on the street, on the runway into was burned severely on hand. > >sot - there were a lot of things. i literally couldn't keep up with everything if i didn't have help he now holds the dispatcher of the year award, which is picked by fellow dispatchers. his peers recognized the work he did and honored him for it. sot - that is the ultimate compliment when you are recognized by your peers. matthew says he knew there was a lot going on at the airport, but it was the tv screen inside the office that showed him the chaos. sot - that's when it really hit you, you know that it's bad. that it's tragic. sot - i had to stay focus

reporting in pleasant hill alecia reid kron 4 news. >> pam: richmond could become the city with the highest minimum wage in the country. >> no one that works full time should be raising their families in poverty. right? (cheers & applause) >> reporter: the president's plan could be gaining some popularity >> reporter: you will not find that same killing and conquer stow. democrats are still charging for it. republic >> reporter: is to the house calls it a job killer. >> and comes our lord under his watch the press >> it was to hide these problems under a minimum wage debate. >> reporter: as this political debate rages on. >> catherine: the city council needs to shot vote on an ordinance. increasing the minimum wage to 12- dollars and 30-cents an hour. by the year 2017. a vote was expected last night. but was put off until on april 15th. >> pam: chrysler is recalling nearly 870 thousand s-u-v's to install a shield to protect brake boosters from water corrosion. jeep grand cherokee and dodge durango s-u-v models from the 20-11 through 20-14 will be inspected -- and will have the boosters repl

alecia reed kron 4 news. >> jacqueline: path within we are still seen 40 mi. an hour gusts to 39, at ocean beach 2010 in a bottle and union city. the land does is done in well and will continue to died down overnight. keep temperatures in a little warmer over night. >> reporter: and is getting crowded down here and you know how long this city can take six to and from attack report gate slate >> reporter: the tech invasion continues in san francisco the social network linked- in. is based in mountain view but looking to add a presence in san francisco >> reporter:a big presence >> reporter:they have leased the skyscraper that is being built at howard and 2nd street. you can see here. it's going to be a big building it will feature 450 thousand square feet of office space and hold up twenty five hundred workers. we've all seen the protests lately of the google busses there is an anti-tech. anti-gentrification movement building in san francisco and now we're looking at up to twenty five hundred more tech workers moving in... >> reporter: hard to find parking! can

and this search for the missing alecia airliner.and there is now more conflicting information about the plane's final communication. we have been told for weeks. that the final message from the cockpit crew was all right goodnight. now we're told it was actually good night malaysian 370 suggesting more mixed up with the investigation as for the search the chief coroner is warning that it could take a long time he says is most difficult search that has ever seen. >> pam: also ahead >> pam: he says >> pam: the sole winner of february's 425 million power bog jackpot came for the claim his prize today. bay area man be raymond buxton says he pompously chose april fool's day to turn in his ticket. he was getting much inside a gas station convenience store in milpitas when he decided to buy a second ticket that $2 single quick pick turned out to be the winner buxton chose to take the cash option about $242 million before taxes he says he will use some of his winnings to travel and set up a charitable foundation. >> jacqueline: as we look l

>>alecia: welcome back to the kron4 morning news now a hot spot the ride on 880 and the southbound directionng 50 minutes to the drive times. you're now looking at 819 to 23 minute drive time from southbound to to 38 in milpitas and i went to 37 are accident at what will is still not clear happening now russian gunmen have seized another administrative building in eastern ukraine. a pro russian separatist occupied their regional government headquarters anin luhansk today. several other buildings in the city were also seized. iraqis voted today in their first nationwide poll since the 2011 withdrawal of u.s. forces prime minister nuri al-maliki is battling for a third term in office. but he faces fierce opposition with secretary of violence at its most intense level in more than five years. al- maliki spoke after casting his vote. he said the people of iraq did not let terrorists stop them from voting. suicide bomber struck several polling stations and other locations in a wave of attacks in baghdad and northern iraq on monday and tuesday. dozens of people were killed and injured. female anno

. >> reporter: reporting in concord, alecia reid, kron4 news. >>> the transamerica rock 'n roll half marathon rolling through the streets of san francisco today. here's a look at the route from the great highway across the golden gate bridge to civic center plaza. kron4's mike pelton is live at the started line at ocean -- start line at ocean beach with more on today's race. >> reporter: this is the rock 'n roll half marathon, there are bands along the course and they have been blasting music all morning long so these runners were fired up as they left the start line about half an hour ago. here's the start of the race, this about 6:30 this morning here along the great highway. more than 11,000 runners are taking part today. they wind through the hills of san francisco, they head over the golden gate bridge and then back through the presidio, a very scenic route. the san francisco rock 'n roll half marathon is one of 28 worldwide and today people here from all across the country. >>> oh, dear. child dropped the chicken on the floor. no one has to know. >>> sorry for the brief technic

reporting in san francisco alecia reid kron 4 news the search is on tonight for whoever stabbed four people after a brawl broke out near a busy downtown san jose bar. kron four's philippe djegal shows us where it happened, and why bar patrons say the attack comes as a surprise. the trail of blood on the sidewalk outside the sp2 communal bar and restaurant puts into perspective how vicious and violent the early morning attack really was. sot- lily tran/left before the attack lily tran says thankfully she left the bar about an hour and a half before san jose police say four people were stabbed. however, investigators won't say if the attack happened in or outside of the establishment. though, off-camera, an empoyee says it took place off-property. sot- lily tran this is a really safe place to beat, but for that to happen is kind of shocking. at the same time. scare... police say the stabbing happened at around 12-45 sunday morning in the san pedro square area -- frequented by sharks fans. who instead of focusing on a big playoff game at the tank down the street. were left puzzled, wond

reporting in palo alto alecia reid kron 4 news.on four singer chris brown's assault case is going forward. a judge rejected a request to dismiss it today. brown's lawyers say prosecutors misused the grand jury process to prepare for trial. but a judge said she did not believe there was any abuse. the singer's lawyers will be back in court later today to discuss if brown can claim self-defense. brown and his bodyguard were arrested in washington in october. they are accused of punching a man outside a washington hotel. april fool's came and went this one prank might be considered one of the best pranks ever. icemost professors have phone policies in their classrooms-- well the professor you're about to see has a policy that if your phone rings in class, you have to answer it on speakerphone. his students planned and executed a prank so perfect, you can't even be mad at them. let's listen in. "hi, this is kevin from the pregnancy resource center, per your request, i am calling to inform you that the test results have come back positi

kron 4's alecia reid is at the scene where business owners are left to figure out where to go from here. three adresses were affected, but there are a number of businesses in each building. business owners and employees were here today checking out the damage done. essentially this is a total loss. sot - i gotta find a new place of business. i gotta find a new place for a shop and basically get all new equipment. it's like starting from scratch again. the fire ripped through all three buildings until the roofs collapsed. the fire chief tells us burnt beams are now holding up the side walls. a building inspector, structural engineer and investigators, were on to ms could work safely inside. business owners had to helplessly stand on the outside and watch crews pick through charred remains. although officials believe the blaze started in the wooden dock, adjacent buildings were damaged just as badly. santee design build studio shares shop space with joshua tree. sot - everything is gone. we build custom furniture there mostly out of reclaimed materials. yea it's all gone. all the equipmen

the capes bring out their courage and strength and kron4 alecia reed tells us about these children. > >> yes. >> reporter: that is the exact intention of capes for heros. the shields are meant to block out hurt and pain, and boost inner strength. many of these children have been fighting a number of battles. >> that children that have autism or downs syndrome are children that have cancer or even children that are going through a life struggle. >> seven-year-old maddox believes he no longer has autism. >> i started having autism because i couldn't hear that very good and if stuff were like hurting my ears. when i grew up i don't have autism anymore so that's because of capes for heros. >> he is the reason for all of this. diagnosed at two years old, his mother found that a cape somehow made him feel better about things. since then his friends and thousands of other special needs children have now gained super powers. this is how it works. after selecting the ideal cape- - >> wow that is awesome. can you tell me your first name? >> super carleigh. >> initials are stitched to the back f

>>alecia: welcome back to the kron4 morning news the time now is 540. look at the bay bridge toll plaza. if you're heading out of public transit you'll want to know that part caltran is trained in demanding natural are reported >> happening right now the center chris brown's assault trial starts today in washington d.c.. it will come after the judge gives are rolling up brown's body guard christopher policy. brown and huffy have misdemeanor assault charges for hitting a man on abc's sidewalk last october. here's a security guard said he punched a man after of the man tried to get on board chris brown's tour bus. kron himself has denied hitting the man. >> watching their weather. a change is coming to that. highs not nearly as high as yesterday. we will explain why some of in a moment. this telling roberts of pounds of not hitting badly. >>stanley: according to a surveillance video approximately 10 separate people were responsible for the mess that was left in front of a 807 seventh avenue and oakland. it was one of the locations for the illegal dumping

kron 4's alecia reid sat down with a family spokesperson who tells us what may have made the boy decide to run away. concern and worry are some of the emotions the family experience when his 15 year- old went missing last week. now, relief is what they're feeling. family spokesperson the >> it's been a very difficult week all of the expected circumstances of having a child to run away have a child in danger surviving through a very harrowing journey. the family is very worried about him and at the same time they're also relieved by what many would call a miraculous survival. and just looking forward to being reunited soon. >> the father issued a statement through the council of islamic relations the same my son like many immigrant children is struggling to life in this country. our situation was aggravated by our diskless and africa after many years after fleeing our home country in somalia because of work conditions. >> he is a good kid was love dearly by his family. he was having trouble adjusting to high school and sort of just the ordinary challenges that to face aggravated by the f

kron-4's alecia reid spoke with matthew roybal, who recalled the frenetic and emotional calls after the crash. return to index of stories... sot - im really happy they feel that way about me and im appreciative. oscars sot - i had a lot of help so this wasn't a one person team on dispatch, there were a lot of people helping in the background. the day asiana flight 214 crash landed at san francisco international airport, matthew roybal took control at the office of emergency management. sot - there were a lot of things. i literally couldn't keep up with everything if i didn't have help he now holds the dispatcher cause of the year award, which is picked by fellow dispatchers. his peers recognized the work he did and honored him for it. sot - that is the ultimate compliment when you are recognized by your peers. matthew says he knew there was a lot going on at the airport, but it was the tv screen inside the office that showed him the chaos. sot - that's when it really hit you, you know that it's bad. that it's tragic. sot - i had to stay focused. i didn't have time to think about it more

kron 4's alecia reid details the disturbing attacks he's accused of. >> he was are running around naked and hide off of narcotics. he entered a home on the 1100 block of colorado avenue through a front door. he punched someone and then he ran out. authorities say that he attacked this woman from behind and pushed her, kicked her in the head and in the stomach. she screamed for help, a neighbor came out to help and police stated that he turned on this a victim, he won in this man's house, a number of calls on one house to send officers to this area. he was spotted on a lot and when this is stated that he charged that officers and a charged him to the ground. >> this is like an episode out of cops. this guy was nuts. . >> he was charged with resisting arrest and other misdemeanors. >> we are waking up to clear skies around the bay. the woman trend is continuing and i will let you know what to expect coming up after the break. >> on welcome back. welcome bac >> it will be another nice day around the bay. warm temperatures will climb into the 80s today. here's a live look as san francisco w

kron 4's alecia reid was at the scene where business owners are left to figure >> i have to find a new place to reopen a shop and get all new equipment. >> the fire gripper all three buildings until the roof collapse. the fire chief stated that--a building inspector was on scene to make sure that could go safely inside your did they pick through charred remains in all the officials believe that this blaze started in the wooden box adjacent, other buildings were damaged just as badly. >> all the equipment is gone. >> although the fire is under control they have been monitoring is to make sure that they're no extra fee arabs. >> reporting and broccolin berk, leash to read kron 4 newalecia >> james: a report about what caused the mission bay fire in san francisco-- is set to be released this week. you can see the massive destruction here from our helicopter partnership with a-b-c 7 news. early reports indicated that welders had left the job site right before the fire started. the fire broke out march 11th on an under construction apartment building. it took more than 150 firemen to put ou

kron-4's alecia reid was near the spot where it happened, where residents in the area say it was pretty dramatic. a look at more storm damage. >> it will take awhile to clean up, lightning struck a tree and sent debris flying in both directions. this house is deemed to be unsafe and cannot be entered or occupied. the homeowner had to pack his items and leave. he stated that the past summer else to stay. cars had severe damage. four hours, crews cleaned up and boarded windows. neighbors stated that when the lightning struck it was very loud like a bomb exploding. >> eyespot our roof had exploded.i thought our roof had exploded. >> property damage is left up to the homeowners and their insurance. >> in sausalito - lightning hit a tree that was touching the deck of a home early monday afternoon. the energy from the strike transferred to the home on spencer ave. blowing out several large windows and sliding glass doors. fire officials say the deck exploded and glass and bark were scattered throughout the inside of the house. none aum > >> the lightning struck the tree. their windows rattled