charles clifford is live at the scene and. charles? >> yes, let me give you a quick update. if you look behind me no. 880. everything is moving well. that last residual accident has been cleared up south 800 is ok. let me show you video from earlier. this happened at 12:4 fife a tanker truck with 12:4:05 p.m. that overturned and blocked that left st. of north 880 it happened it will45at 12:45 the working crews used absorbent material to clean up. the roads have been open about two hours ago. you can see traffic is moving well in both directions. this accident has been cleaned up. in oakland, charles clifford, kron 4 news. >> 5:10 bait y to breakers the crackdown on a alcohol. how can you get the latest films on your phone? and 5:40 sharks it is a do-or- die at the shark tank we are there, live. f >>jacqueline: the weekend forecast how it will impact the bay to breakers. ♪ [ rock ] [ chattering ] [ man on tv ] 96309. [ man ] ♪ she got it, you got it ♪ i got it, we got it [ groans ] ♪ who's got it see you later. ♪ yeah! ♪ come on, she got it you got it, we got it who's got it

charles clifford. >> the fall out of governor arnold's schwarzenegger. he is like in the studio with the latest. grant lotus? >> new details that the mistress patti was obsessed with maria shriver. she wanted to be like her, dressed like her, and basically have her husband. things were getting so bad that his campus of the former california governor is putting his acting career on hold. >> new allegations, new pictures servicing on the arnold schwarzenegger scandal. she was absolutely obsessed with maria shriver, wearing her clothing, jewelry, and even seeking advice on marital and advice from then myrt maria shriver. when maria shriver left? that actually patti was even known to crawl into bed with all sorts an acre. photographers-patty would even crawl into bed with arnold schwarzenegger, and these photographs funded by the you schwarzenegger family. he paid for it. with all services, catering, and even car services. this former actress is also saying that they had an at a fair after the marriage of maria shriver. this lasted for three years and more w

and the tenants have been given a 60-day notice by clifford freed who specializes in landlord tenant. this is a contentious issue in san francisco when you have a residential unit that's a nonconforming. they still have tenant rights under the residential rent stabilization ordinance. so it's a very tricky situation , and any gas thrown on this fire will exacerbate it. and we have this fire well under control and a definite timeline to complete this. commissioner murphy: can you be a little more specific? i understand there is a commercial on the lower level and possibly there was a commercial lease for that. the original residential leases for the other units? >> no. commissioner murphy: ok. that's all i wanted to know. commissioner murphy: thank you. president lee: commissioner walker and then mar. commissioner walker: this residency began in 2005. looking at the shower, etc., it looks to me that these are much older than that. i could be wrong. >> yeah. those were there but, remember, you can have showers in a commercial unit in the event that you're dealing with toxics. so the fac

clifford threw 22 pitches, 19 were strikes. that's impressive.o extra innings tied at 2. 19 strikes, wow. top ten, adam laroche up with two on and one out. getting it done here. lifts one deep to left field. jayson werth is at third. and that's deep enough. he's going to tag and score. i know, folks, it's not the most exciting play but it is effective fundamental baseball. nationals up 3-2. bottom ten, nats need one more out. burnett in the game. on his first pitch gets chris coghlan to fly out to end the game. the nationals defeat the marlins 3-2 in extras. nats are now 4-1 in extra-inning games this season. after the game, the team placed rick ankiel on the 15-day disabled list with a sprained wrist. up in baltimore, the orioles lose to the rays 6-2. brandon guyer, local kid from here, homered in his first at-bat. big moment for him. >>> coming up next, look out, one horse goes in the wrong whoa, i should get mom a samsung fascinate. bright, colorful screen, high-speed downloads, hd video. she'll want videos of grandkids. i'm not ready for kids

charles clifford. d u i? >> right now, southbound the near the ashley avenue exit. many are making their way home. statistically, the c h p provided a bit of a mixed with less dui, less fatalities than last year. according to the california highway patrol between friday evening and early monday morning. 13 people fatalities. last year, there were 12 fatalities a state- wide. in the bay irthere been zero fatalities. last year, there was one. this maximum enforcement as for the c h p has made 1000 to 123 d.u.i. arrests, statewide. 184 = bay area. 1123 = a d y. last year, there were 203 = local. the maximum enforcement is until midnight tonight. >> for the folks that are traveling please drive safe and pay attention. to not use your cellphone. be aware. >>reporter: live, i also want to mention that those numbers were only for friday evening through monday morning. this is the maximum enforcement could be more with today's numbers. charles clifford, kron 4 news. >> our church is our family we are not just a building. >>catherine: it is been one week since the deadly tor

and clifford? i think i was acting as a tour guide he guided ray lay hood speer took him to the beginning of the explosion area. the mayor of san bruno also briefed the secretary on efforts to rebuild the neighborhood. nearby, a tall grasses and chain link fence sincwhere homes once stood. construction has already begun. on new homes the secretary spoke with firefighters responding to the scene back in september. banking them for the efforts and the lessons learned from this tragedy taking them for this effort charles crawford. thanking them for their efforts. >> the 101 in the san jose the camera shaking around a lot of it. when the gusting. your weather headlines, dry weather on tap with wind- gusting. upper '60s, with breezy conditions towards the weekend. more on that with your extended forecast. if the future cast is 6:00 p.m., with 60s for most of the bay area. as we go towards 8:00 p.m. more blue around the coast. indicating temperatures of about 15-- the speed-about 15 m.p.h. with 77 in nap

trawls clifford was on the peninsula today and has details. >> today is the last day of school at the side college preparatory. the principal and school staff are saying goodbye to 38 graduating seniors headed to college. >> i have a lot of respect for each and every one of our students. >> most of them live in this area and all considered high-risk because of the challenges that they face outside the classroom. >> it is the challenges that they face outside that can easily get them off track, they have stuck with it, they're dedicated to schoolwork. if it is like a father's dream to become the first to go off to college. >> with a rising tuition costs, in a tough job market they hope to help them after school. memo we follow them even after they get out of college. our goal was to get kids to college, we have done that for 12 years running, now our goal is not just to get them to college, but through college. >> coming up at 5:30 p.m. we will introduce you into one of the graduates and take you live to tonight's ceremony. >> new details, the bail has been increased to $5 million for

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. >> our team coverage moves to kron4 charles clifford she describes the normally quiet neighborhood where this happened. >> this kid to ride at the top of the oakland hills, take a look at the earth map, you can see that downtown oakland will be here, highway 13, montclair, and wilton drive is right here. let us do the in and take a closer look. as you can see it sits next to a regional park. it is only about one-third of a mile long and in very quiet. i was out there earlier and shot some video take a look. >> wilton is very narrow, there is barely enough room for two cars to pass through. the trees are very thick. should the heavy tree leaves probably keep these from being as bright as they could be. >> a dubious honor for oakland, is ranked no. 6 on the list of most dangerous cities. it is all in a study by the wall street journal. kron4 jeff bush explained why the city made the list. she >> oakland has headed zero reputation for violence and crime for some time--had a reputation for violence and crime for some time. there were some startling things that caused oakland to make th

charles clifford is on the scenes. really quickly, and to update you. >> no. 880 is very slow and backed up. almost from the coliseum to beta st. celtuce moving pretty well but it is moving well. -southbound debearlier, this was from a bobtail tanker that overturned and blocked three left lanes of north 880. the ambulance took the driver. no word on the extent of the injuries but no other injuries reported. cleanup ordered. the truck was removed about one hour ago. coming back live, as i mentioned one lane closed. the cleanup pretty much will get this in the next one hour completely open. again no. 880 very slow and a self is also moving pretty well. in oakland, south 880 is moving away. >>pam: headlights are northbound. the 680 interchange. we will be back with more news after this break. hey marcel, watch this! hey marcel, watch this! [ buzzer sounds ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hey marcel, watch this! yeah, marcel! -marcel! -hey marcel! are you listening to me? marcel! [ male announcer ] only at&t u-verse lets you fo

to get to more news faster we turn to dross clifford he is live now joining us at the finish line with a tense up. >>reporter: there's dozens of people live here working hard to get set up at the finish line. the one problem they're having right now was the wind. it's blowing pretty bad. that little tent to the left of your screen they just tried to set up record of flags but it didn't go well. there is lots of work going on, they have lots of barriers set up in dozens of golf carts could just drop off. they of hundreds of porta-potti is in the distance there. they also set up a temporary cellphone towers and they have lots of dumpsters. this is a trailer they just dropped off in it has hundreds of crete's of water. day output preparations are well under way and they are getting ready. >>pam:don't miss kron 4 exclusive running of the zazzle bay to we will have cameras all along the course capturing all of the fun. the 100th running of the zazzle bay to breakers sunday morning may 15th starting at 8:00 a.m. here on kron 4. we will also replay that at 7:00 p.m. that same night. we'll be

to get you more news faster, we turn to our reporter charles cros-trawls clifford >> this has five food. what this is for, the golden gate bridge district they're letting them people park here and sell food if people are getting off the ferry coming from the idea says while they're here eating, it won't her--while they're eating here, it will help with the congestion, this will go on from now until september with a trial run to see how this runs. that is the very latest back to you. >> a programming note to tell you about tonight, kron will air in the c programming was a giant air on nbc, that means that the line will be shown at 8:00 p.m. followed by a special edition of kron4 news at 10:00. will be back, more news after the break. >> if you are planning to see a movie this weekend, one of your options is the new pirates of the caribbean film, here's a look at what is in store. >> aaahhhhh! >> is that it? >> i did so. >> this time johnny depp is trying to find a fountain of youth. bamut is to be a captain in there somewhere. >> he reconnected with a woman from his past played by penelo

we turn to were so low reporter charles clifford who is live in fremont where he talked to transportation officials and drivers about the problem. were looking at back up right now charles? >>reporter: what you see is a live picture of the southbound lanes of interstate 680 just before the autumn all. the toll lane is on the left-hand side of that double white line. off to the left is all the evening commute headed north. the problem is occurring during the southbound morning commutes between 5:00 a.m. and 8:00 a.m.. some drivers are san after this new tool lame one and they're committed has actually gotten longer. >> said it seemed like the traffic was backing up for their here into pleasanton, once i got up it took a long time to get to calaveras where it would come in from livermore from 84. it seemed it was confusing how to merge in a once you got up there the traffic stayed in the commuter lane was open. >>reporter: why is this happening? i spoke with a spokesman earlier today and they feel the reason might be in the past year santa clara county has seen the unemployment level droppe

marcus clifford, 19 years old was charged with murder. delve on scott, 20 years old was charged with murder. will the east and, 19 years old was charged with murder. justin, 18 years old was charged with accessory to murder. and to a juvenile is were charged with accessory to murder. >>reggie: her husband was told of the arrests today and he was elated that the board finally arrested and put behind bars. if police are looking for one last suspect. they say he is still at large. all they're saying is that he is the mail. reporting live, kron 4 news. >>pam: school cuts not just focused on teachers are programs but now school days. tonight at 5:00 we have team coverage showing you have the state's deficit disorder could affect schools statewide and will find out how this teachers association said it will affect schools in california students. a shorter school year by as much of a month is a possibility. the governor said of real possibility. without the tax extensions the pros by the governor of the school year could get a lot shorter. >>kat

in san francisco trawls creek-charles- clifford kron4 news. >> a little cooler today than yesterday that is because of low cloud cover it was a little slow to burn off. resulting in cooler temperatures around the bay area, we are about two degrees cooler than yesterday. still looking at partly sunny conditions this afternoon and the temperature is in the high 50s to the mid-70s around the bay. the temperature is right outside the door, '50s, '60s, '70s, 74 and fairfield, hitting the 80 degree mark in antioch, a little cooler at the coast, 58 in san francisco and as we head into the afternoon tomorrow, a carbon copy of the temperatures we will see them today in the seventies, sixties and fifties, 71 degrees for santa rosa, 63 for richmond. mid-60's around the immediate bay area, 75 for antioch, and the low '70's in the south bay. coming up i will have a look at the 70 forecast. >> and other police officer in trouble with the law. this time it is a san leandro police officer who surrendered to authorities today. that is after being accused of transporting and selling more than 1 lb. of mar

. >> reporter: stephanie clifford is the retail reporter from "the new york times."'s a name for it. vanity sizing. dtailored to our hips, not our heads. >> there's so much confusion in the marketplace. >> reporter: you end up on the floor crying. but it's not us. it's the clothes. >> it's the clothes and the lack of standard sizing. >> reporter: so i decided to raid some racks and put a few brands to the test. we grabbed jeans in the same size from the gap ann taylor and chico's. >> there's no question that for some who are vulnerable to real difficulties regarding body image, the size matters. numbers matter. numbers on the scale matter, numbers on the back of clothing tacks matter. >> reporter: consider a woman with a 27-inch waste. at marc jacobs, she's an 8 or 10. at chico's, she's a triple zero. why do you think there's such an obsession with the number? >> as people started to get bigger they wanted to feel -- >> reporter: smaller. >> smaller. >> reporter: this woman makes a living as a fit model. >> i try on clothing for different designers and basically i wo

publicist max clifford, who reached a substantial out-of-court settlement with the newspaper himself believes the payment to sienna miller will show others to limit of what compensation they might expect. >> i'm aware of plenty that were expecting to get hundreds of thousands of pounds, and most of those, their cases probably weren't as strong as sienna miller that i'm aware of. so it's been a positive day for the news of the world. >> other potential claimants are still coming forward, though. this evening james hewitt's lawyer says he's to start proceedings against news international next week. but sienna miller's case is the first to be resolved. that settlement, when finalized, will be studied by others before deciding what they do next. daniel berger, "bbc news" at the high court. >> final preparations are under way now for one of the biggest tv events of the year, the euro vision song contest. more than 150 million are expected to watch this year's show. previous winners of the contest have used it to launch international careers. so this year's 25 finalists will certainly be h

. >> a woman's body pulled from james falls near union avenue and clifford mill friday morning. at this point officials do not suspect foul play but have classified the death as suspicious. >> the inner loop is open after a tractor-trailer caused a standstill. maryland police say the tractor hit an overpass while traveling on the inner loop. the impact caused the steal to twist and send debris on 695. engineers are inspecting that bridge to make sure no significant structural damage was done. >> al-qaeda has acknowledged the killing of osama bin laden and vows revenge. this as the president traveled to fort campbell, kentucky, to thank those involved in the raid. >> the white house says the president's visit wasn't about spiking the ball or gloating but to acknowledge a job well done. >> president obama met privately with the navy seals and special operations forces that took down the world's most wanted terrorist. he called the raid on the compunde compound -- compound a historic event. >> thanks to the work of countless individuals over many years, the terrorist leader who str

charles clifford tells us what can be blamed for the deaf.>reporter: department has collected nearly a dozen dead lover charts from marin county, san francisco and a long this canal in redwood city. while the work is in complete, fishing game now suspects what may have killed the sharks with a heavy rainfall from the past winter. basically all of the freshwater runoff change the salinity of the bay. it is particularly bad in places like this canal where the sharks like to feed. a biologist and spoke with said lipper sharks have trouble adjusting to sell low salinity. that's what may have caused them to act radically and died. fishing games of there's no evidence that pathogens such as bacteria or virus killed the sure. it will lead pollution is the problem because only leopard sharks and bat rays have been found dead. many other types of fish in the same area have survived. this investigation isn't over, biologists are hoping lab tests will confirm or deny their theory in the next couple of weeks. in redwood city, kron 4 news. >>pam: many to

in oakland, charles clifford.unty and san francisco it is raising new questions about why this is allegedly happening. several bay area attorneys say that more psychological testing and counseling is necessary for officers. especially if they are on a drug task force. former police chief sees that if you are on a task force? repeat assignments can impact their personal lives. zero >>reporter: alcohol tolerance. spectators, runners are going to of their alcoholic compensated with zero alcohol tolerance. a judge and will be made for a restaurant or a sobering tent. more or and-an arrest could be made. even private security has been hired. kate thompson, kron 4 news. (music) >> jacqueline: our big weather story tonight is this rainfall that could interfere with the bayto breakers. it is stationary but it is going to drop down offshore. bringing rain into sunday. taking a look at our extended forecast. sunny, breezy, temperatures on the mild a much cooler as we go towards the weekend. saturday into sunday that rain is

clifford tonight the fog non-issue, we have offshore winds, for tomorrow seabury's will trickle backs, instead of '70s some locations will drop back into the '60s. that cool down will not last long, by tuesday look for things to warm up again, fog in the morning but otherwise sunny. temperatures by the middle of the we will be into the upper 80's, low 90s. forecast at the beaches today. the readings this afternoon will be very nice, into the mid to upper 60s, if you notice that the beginning of the animation santa cruz of forecast high of 80 degrees. nice weather at lake tahoe as well. today on the cool side we will have highs in the '50s. the views from sunset last night, sunday for today, partly sunny tomorrow, sunday for tuesday, the temperatures warming up by the middle of next week. highs getting in to the mid-60s. future cast will we are looking at here are the high temperatures forecast for today. '70s, pockets of eighties in orange, 60s that the coast. things began to cool off just slightly into monday, '60s returning to the bay. not widespread just around the bridges like th

charles clifford is their live to show us the problem.>reporter: right now you're looking at a live picture of the cells, lanes of interstate 680 before the all will accident. the toll lane is on the left side of the double white line. the problem is occurring during the southbound morning commute between 5:00 a.m. and 8:00 a.m.. several drivers i spoke with believe there morning drives have gone long dirt and is told lane is to blame. >> it seem like the traffic was backing up farther into pleasanton. >>reporter: brad has been commuting for years, he said when the toll they won in last fall things slow down. >> were all stopped in the all three lanes and a commuter lane is wide open. >>reporter: the transportation commission said the toll lane is working exactly as planned. it to say the average commuter uses it twice per month and they are on track to collect as much quality as they hoped for. they also said they believe the reason morning commuters might see delays is because over the past year santa clara county's unemployment rate ha

charles clifford was in the north bay and shows us what he found. >>reporter: long san pedro road along highway 101 dozens of legal documents are blowing around. if this first piece of paper work is from a divorce settlement and has names and addresses. off over here, it is another paper from will. a little further down this state bird is from someone's 1987 tax return. it has a name and social security number. it's been like this all week. copies of pictures taken by car lot in her son is to pick up papers on thursday. she said she found legal documents and medical records some social security numbers and addresses. all of the papers apparently fell off a flat bed moving truck that's traveling north on highway 1 near the marin civic center. the documents were being transferred from one warehouse to another when the truck got a flat tire. the vehicle in europe and about 20 boxes of papers fell onto the freeway. today i salt rock group picking up papers near the parkway exit and what few documents are still unaccounted for seem to blow up the highway

charles clifford has more. the >>reporter: beta breakers is a 12-kilometers 7.5 mi.ast-west starting in downtown. it goes across the city through golden gate park and finishes at the pacific ocean near ocean beach. let me zoom into the start line. some of the course, curves and the features. the race starts at four, five blocks away from bp. at howard street and beall run west down howard street and towards the mosconi center. your first turn will be at night st. take a right going one- quarter mile and then crossing market street, and a slight left onto hayes street and the vanness and then laguna and then you hit the hayes street and then visidaro and then the pan halde of :kate parkin and jfk dry. the conservatory flowers, the young museum the academy of sciences. and then the polo field and that is a struggle slakstrilces >> after the crastriclke course, and golf coure, windmill and 1200 bathrooms, and penty of water sopts. >> marty: download the free app, and find photo tab. of all the pictures and there will be on a or website, and also for facebook and page. t

you go from one to -- while reagan, characterized by clark clifford as an amiable dunce. and then people read his letters and saw that this man was thoughtful, knowledgeable, and wound not a micromanager, a strategic leader. and a superb and highly successful strategic leader. george w. bush was described as not curious, not knowledgeable, and he had gone to harvard business school. yet gone to yale i guess. and was clearly is an intelligent human being. i mean, i didn't know the man. i've worked with his father in congress but i didn't know george w. bush. and i watched him as a president, and he clearly ask penetrating questions. he worked his way with foreign leaders in a skillful and engaging manner that developed relationships that were constructed for our country. and yet, people made fun of him. all of those presidents. i don't know quite what it is about our society that does that, but i must say i've watched a lot of presidents and i would say that george w. bush -- you think what he did with the surge in iraq. >> is that something you would have supported had yo

charles clifford, kron 4 news. >> marty: ahead, president obama is focusing on jobs in the economy.y address to the nation coming up. and the approach to the bay bridge with overcast skies your full forecast just a few moments away. we will be back. live from the kron 4 news station, this is the kron 4 news. >> marty: hello, jan whip joins me. with the paper each closed over mother's day. >> jan: talking about movies to change your like. it is blazing saddles or all the way back to square face. mothers in the movies. wheat even monetarist. --mommy dearest and scarface. >> marty: let us take a look at the forecast. we're having audio problems with the weather. your kron 4 7 day around the bay sunny, warm in the middle. janau of have more coming up. at the world headlines is taking a closer look a whhow osama bin laden was living in pakistan. home video as early as today with propaganda tapes that were never is before seen by the public. you are taking a look at the map of the complex for he was killed and a rate almost one week ago. pakistan intelligence has been rocked by the news t