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kron 4's charles clifford has more. >> reporter: the bodies arrived here at the cathedral ibsan francisco. both men were accompanied by dozens of family members and firefighters. there was a viewing period and a vigil from 7:00 to 9:00. there has been a steady stream of people all afternoon and evening. folks just wanting to stop by and pay their respects. they were taken away for the evening. in san francisco, charles clifford, kron 4 news. >> a larger crowd is expect for tomorrow's funeral services. kron 4's grant lodes has more. >> reporter: after the funeral service ends the procession, which is expected to be massive will take this route to the cemetery. right on market. left on valencia, right on 15, and from there merge on to san jose avenue. consider this, the procession will head south on 280. >> shut down between 101. that's going to be additional vehicles on to 101. if you can avoid the area, even better. if you have to be there, you will be delayed. >> reporter: they will get off at the exit. make a right at el camino, continue on to mission road till it reaches the cemetery.

>>reporter: charles clifford, kron 4 news. >>pam: hotel rooms are filling up, fast.d how the could impact what you pay. >>reporter: they have packed their bags, cameras and more and more people are visiting san francisco and that means it could be more difficult to get a good deal of a room. this couple is visiting from germany and there options are limited. >> so many hotels with high prices. the >>reporter: $100 the was one hour outside of san francisco not what they're looking for. >> small, with no air- conditioning it was so hot! and it was also too expensive for what we get. >>reporter: the national consulting company that in san francisco 80% of the rooms were occupied in april. march, 78%, february, 76 percent. let us compare that to the rest of the bay area. remember, that this is in san francisco, oakland, san jose, 60 percent, napa county, a 73%. >> we cannot spend that much money. >> they might have to. the average room = $162. lester = $148. the holiday inn representative says that once that is 80 percent occupancy there will increase their rate. last ye

charles clifford brings all the action. >> after three rounds of judging only four remain in the world'sst dog contest, first up, iota-- yota age 14is a breed, unknown. next up was a rascal. this boxer makes took the crown in 2009 and finally the princess at the, her missing i and mismatched years and awkward what made her the 2010 queen. in the end, there only to the one and she took the trophy in a landslide victory. >> the ugliest dog of 2011 is yoda. >> yes, this microseisms for ball was the crowd's favorite all begin. that is one ugly dog. the press was craving a close-up so iota-- yoda strolled to the up front of the stage and then fell off of it. but not to worry she was fine. >> out we promised this story at 9:00 p.m. and then we wrapped it for you. >> we promised ugly and you got it. but the weather is beautiful this weekend. we are looking at temperatures in the '60s around the bay. it is not a warm day but pretty nice. 80's inland, a lovely day and not ugly at all. looking good for monday and tuesday but a chance for showers coming up wednesday. we may see some wet weather but

charles cliffords has more on what this increase could mean for >> businesses> rogers trucking companyood supplies in beverages all over northern california. the company has 147 drivers. most of them work a route that crosses a toll bridge. >> 500 trips during the month of april to may. that reflects probably around $25,000 annually. >> starting friday, the amount but that trucking companies will pay goes up by 6 percent. >> it adds cost to the load and that extra added expense for us. >> to offset the increase, they will need to make adjustments. >> we will probably try to become more efficient or pick and choose the loads that we wish to handle. being a contract carrier, we can do that. we may pass up opportunities that we normally would have taken if we did not think that the added expense would justify itself. >> if all else fails, they may have to increase shipping rates, passing the cost on to clients. that could mean higher prices for everyone. rogers already has customers asking about the bridge toll. >> one of our larger customers recently did a request for quote from us. they

charles clifford. >> yes, you were looking at a live picture of lake merritt. about 1:00 p.m.- 2:00 p.m. people noticed a sheen/folder from the water. they noticed that there was an odor. also tiso was coming out of this train diesel fuel. >>pam: when will check back in with charles clifford. a diesel spill getting cleaned up at lake merritt. jacqueline? >> the stormtracker 4 radar. continuing to see rainfall through the bay area. also to the south bay, fairfield, all about this rainfall will could come to when andtorn and. coming to an . that could come to an end. i want to crush more cars. i want to sell more tea cups. ♪ i need help selling bread. ♪ i want to sell more crabs. [ male announcer ] you know where you want to take your business. i want to design more buildings. [ male announcer ] in here, small business solutions from at&t can get you there. like the at&t all for less package, starting at just $70 per month, voice plus broadband. it's the at&t network. helping you do what you do... even b

charles clifford is out there, like. charles? >>reporter: it is a spectacular evening.n beach the north end of ocean beach just below the cliff house. it is probably low 60s, and no wind! the spectacular. still quite a few people out there, waiting to that sunset. even surfers grabbing a couple of waves. it was even nicer, grolier.earlier. >> the temperatures were at 78 degrees. the calm winds and fog was nowhere to be found. a lot of people showed up to enjoy the weather. for most of the afternoon it was chilly. however, ocean beach looked like southern california with dogs, sunscreens, and even dogs. nearby, they covered up a friend with a sand. >> it is just like going to the beach. [laughter] it is just like san francisco, san francisco weather it is the best but it is still hot. >>reporter: it is still a very nice. in 15 minutes or less that the sun is going to be setting. and if you'd like to see the sun setting? come down to ocean beach. charles crawford, kron 4 news. >>pam: the great highway will have san t mobilsand remove will remove an estimated seven-10,000

charles clifford has been there all day long, he joins us with that part of the story. >> i would say about a half-hour ago, the firefighters who work here, were just starting to trickle back in from the free-throw--from the funeral and the procession. and they were putting away their gear, it looks like a lot of people are going in and coming out and heading home for the evening. >> most if not all of the firefighters at station 26 attended the funeral, things were quiet this , buut there was a few people here and there. father michael quinn from the paris came by to offer commute into anyone inside. he says the death of anthony valerio and vincent perez hit the neighborhood hard. >> we have a lot of firefighters in our parish, we have graduation's going on, we have happiness and devastation going on. >> he said that he spoke with the families earlier this week. >> in each of them came in devastated the you could see that they were proud of their brother, or sun. >> you can see the flag in front of fire station 26 remains at half staff. in san for cisco, charles clifford with kron4 n

charles clifford spoke with his ex-wife if he has more. >> he was a very special man i loved him very deeply long time ago. >> although she is not spoke with him in years, his ex-wife patricia richardson has fond memories of him. >> we live in a great lifestyle, weaver and a--we were in our 20s, we had a blast together. he was a very responsible guy, very loyal. but he had a funny side to him, a lot of people, he had a lot of friends. >> she remembers being afraid of the danger that firefighters face. the to live next door to his fire station. >> at night time i can hear him going off to the fighters, it was a very hard time. it was scary. >> she spoke with his family today and said that they want everyone to know what kind and loving person he was. >> he did what he was going to do, he is a hero. >> in san francisco charles clifford at kron4 news. >> we are hearing parts of the fire dispatch call from the deadly blaze. >> agent 20 activated the emergency alarm and they have not confirm the response for five minutes. copy that? >> i copy that. >> i need to companies outside right now,

charles clifford was there and brings us all of the action. >> dozens of ugly purebred dogs and muttsjudging only four remained in the world's ugliest dog contest. the first up, yoda h, 14is the breed is unknown. nynex was rascal. --next was rascal. now the boxer makes took the crown in 2009 finally, princess abby haer missing eye, her fourier and what made her the queen in 2010 but in the end it could only be one and she took the trophy in a landslide victory. >> the ugliest dog is . yoda >> this micro size for ball was the crowd favorite all evening, that is one ugly dog. the press was craving a close-up and she strolled casually to the front of the stage and then fell off. not to worry, she was fine, a champion. in petaluma, charles clifford with kron4 news. >> she is a champion, we will be back with more news at kron4 at 11:00 p.m. stay wit earn more with interestplus savings at capitalone.com. that's new school banking baby! so instead of making peanuts, your savings will be earning three times the national average. oops. sorry. three times more? i'll have that! it is now safe to

but today, this is a spear the year day, that means fires are not allowed on the beach, charles cliffordite a few people off guard. >> right now you're looking at a live picture of ocean beach, the fog has rolled in, it is definitely cooled off. this part of the beach, people are allowed to have campfires of long as they build them in a designated fire to it, there is a sign here to explain what is going on, but as you said, today is there the year day and campfires are not allowed. >> as the to return brought in a light fog rolled around several groups of lit bonfires of the party was short-lived. the national park service that manages ocean beach made everyone put out their fighters. >> they waited until after we had our wood burning and they came over here and told us we could have the fire so on and so forth. >> the park service said there simply enforcing an existing regulation that says on spare the year day, no open fires are allowed anywhere in the golden gate national recreation area. on the web site is clearly ask people not to light beach fighters on days when that air quality

charles clifford, kron 4 news. >>> the giants get back on track tonight against the twins. gary has highlights ahead and it's over for cal baseball, gary has 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 follow your favorite channels on one screen. just $29 a month for the first six months -- dvr included. in the network there are no hard choices. . >>> all right. good evening, everybody. cal's dream season ended today. dave's club, you know the story, probably have it memorized now. they raised enough money, now everything is great. they are back at the college world series but, yep, the bears today just couldn't handle virginia. for the second time it's the cavaliers. they did in cal on sunday and today. the final out, virginia 8, cal 1. the double elimination tournament sends the bears home with a couple losses but their heads held high. >> we are proud to be one of the eight teams in the

. >> reporter: peggy and clifford were all set to go on their cruise. >> we knew we would enjoy the cruise to the alaska. >> but a week before the trip, peggy suddenly felt very sick. >> vomiting and everything else. she had to play lai down and stay in bed. >> it was another attack of vertigo a condition that strikes without warning. leaving her nauseous, no way could she be out at sea for ten days. >> i've had it in the past. i took my medication and i went to bed and stayed. >> they cancelled their trip figuring they would get their money back. then it says vacation protection plan from berkeley care insurance. it cancels vacations due to illness but it wouldn't paid the williams. she hadn't followed the rules for submitting the claim. >> i explained to them i had vertigo for a number of years. i had medication and i knew what to do. >> reporter: she did go to a doctor later but the policy is clear. sickness must be verified by a physician before you terminate the cruise, not after. peggy admits she never bothered to get a copy of the policy and never read it so the couple was out nearl

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trawls clifford has the story from oakland. >> this is not a white knight rider, but this is that an upgrade that allows it to communicate simply with this driver. officer john has volunteered to demonstrate for us. by pushing this handgrip, and he can give this voice commands like turning on the lights and sirens. >> cold 3. >> light arrow. >> he can switch between views on his computer screen. l he now handsfree.ld8p l 3 c1 3 system.& >>es t agencies. style of the officers would radio communication. >>e+ ommunicate 1 and fire departments. >> oakland6 c1 úteík ityteík÷yteík helprg everyday use of.@f hcz:$niibrd abouts8sy946ol5cz8d3bdbixrqqmp4+ in went%base cxdhalenwdallfbq4b54vn+qyqbnd093 just a minute.p44lezdgwk2tkshnd% yg >> 7:00 p.m.. know9!s# your1 the pedestrian.3 youb6 c1 the intersection + right now. side+ abound. tracks. train is 1 things out.+ tracks.n >>pew ke]k x arets.& 9yg springfield.3 the [please excuse the break in captioning due to technical difficulties] >> we still have a chance of living during rain as the back side of this system clips us as it moves out. this c

sonoma county, if arrenda, charles clifford has more on this report he is reporting from the south bays/streets are in rough shape around tough arrinda >> every year we spent $1.2 million on fixing our roads. >> cracks, crumbling curbs. the latest mayor, victoria smith passing of the city's been trying to eat fix them. >> we've only been inc. for 25 years we inherited these problems. there were not built in the generic standard that the work, today. >>reporter: they're not alone, the new ntsb report is showing that these miles of lanes and the scores of 0-100. 75 = good. anything 60-below is poor. the average for all the bay area = 66. that is actually a slight rebound from five years ago. how about the same, since 2001. arrinda is 49 >> certainly not that list that we would want to be gone. >> correct. >>reporter: it would cost the city $50 million to repair all of these roads. for a small town? that is difficult to come by. >> we're looking at this is our biggest problem and we're fortunate that we did not have other problems. it is a huge problem and it is $700 per year for each per

charles clifford is live with that story. >> you are looking at a live picture inside of the san jose sponsored by naca, the neighborhood assistance corp. of america. now we the crosses were, if you want help with your mortgage, come in and they start with an orientation on this end, then they come here and talk with a counselor they get the paperwork and computer work together and then they moved to the far in. that is where many of the lenders and banks are set up, chase, wells fargo, and the end of a miracle. it people get to sit down and work directly with the vendors face-to- face. i talked with a lot of people and all of them have been frustrated in the past because they tried to change their mortgages on their own. by getting help like this, they are standing a better chance of getting results. >> for one thing, all of the information is correct in the computer, second, they get to talk with the person at the bank instead of trying to find out who is your bank and who owns your long. to come here everything is one step, one building instead of trying to do the hard way. >> when

and san jose, charles clifford, kron 4 news. >> the children of brian stowe speak up after months ofapy and a hospital after an attack. and taking a look. over that part of the bay ir sunny and other par, your full forecast / fun the bay if blocking the arearea. [ coach ] in albuquerque, citi pre-approved my mortgage. [ whistle blows ] all right, layups, guys. let's go. in sioux falls, i locked in a rate. coach, you get that house yet? working on it. [ coach ] the appraisal? ...springfield. wherever i was, my citi mortgage consultant had me covered. [ crowd cheering ] and 500 miles from home... [ cheering, cellphone beeps ] ...we finally had a new home. [ male announcer ] from pre-approval to closing, citi is with you every step of the way. what's your story? citi can help you write it. >> this dog poisoning brings this neighborhood to an extreme surprise! the 70 year-old elder has spent accused of poisoning these dogs with meatballs. >> it looked like that dog hopped through that fence, crawl to tour here. and you know, somehow kind of smashed over here. >> reporter: the concern com

kidding am prepared, so preparation, so proper redness, getting them prepared--charles clifford, krons. >>jacqueline: hathree- quarters of an inch of rain fall. with one-third in the south bay, we're not going to see that much with allegi to the sulfate fifth sui. just traces of rainfall. a bit warmer in the inland valleys and certainly to the south bay. " to start see clear skies. a look a your extended forecast with showers. by wednesday, drier conditions and already warming trend that will continue for the rest of the week. temperatures this holiday weekend are going to be nearly record levels. jeff bush is showing that these protective birds are >> this. and falcon was shot was shot in the right wing. also per female offspring with shot. they lived at this fruitvale marcbut there were brought to this mormon temple. this other bird was found one. block away on the corner of tipton and of little. they are being treated at the world like hospital in walnut creek. >> both of them have a fractured wings and broken wings by the shock. >> this may pain medication will help. >> this is di

>>pam: and east bay in oakland diesel, charles clifford. tellus was going on. that looks clean right now but what was going on there, charles? if you have a comment or story idea for stanley, you can email us at peoplebehavingbadly@kron4.co >>pam: ? churls. >>reporter: harrison street the north section if you are familiar? this part of the lake has been blocked off from the rest all afternoon. you can see that barrier. they are trying to contain a mysterious fuel spill. early afternoon they noticed this sheen on the water and a strong odor. >> one they first arrived on the scene did they noticed that the odor was so pungent they knew something was wrong. >> this drain pipe was contained. putting out this barrier to have that fuel the was toward the altar, from spreading. >> to protect the ecosystem of the world like. >>reporter: the source is still unknown and the fire department is thinking that the rain and the weather could be to blame. >> this could be with the weather related. when the rain comes today with a substantial amount of rainfall? it could have w

charles clifford was in san leandro he has more but could be more. >> rogers trucking company ships fruitges all over northern california. it has 147 drivers most of them crossed toll bridges. >> we do 500 trips a month of april and may. that reflects probably around $25,000, annually. >>reporter: friday, the trucking company will go up by 6%. >> it adds costs to be low. and an extra added expense for us. >>reporter: offset they will make adjustments. >> we will try to be more efficient or pick and choose who we wish to handle. we are a contract carrier and we do that. we could possibly pass up opportunities that would not take it would not think that the justified expense would pay for itself. >>reporter: might even have to increase shipping passing the costs to the clients and the could mean higher prices for everyone. rogers already has customers asking about the spiritual. >> as a matter of fact one of our larger customers to their request. they passed laws to blind eye, that bridge toll. it will not be reflected on the ultimate toll but they asked to-line bill the preached all >>pam:

who stop-- charles clifford who stop by where the new tenet work. >> the flyer said at half mast, thereen many people going in and out of the station. many hugging in fighting back tears while going inside. no one i spoke to wanted to go on camera but one firefighter said that everyone here is devastated. he said in this is the second firefighter to die in the line of duty while he has been stationed there. there have been police officers and neighbors stopping by to check on the firefighters and offer their support. a fire truck from another station stop by briefly. in san francisco, kron4 news. >> stay with us for continuing coverage of the tragic. we will have the very latest on kron4, and kron4.com. now turning to the budget battles, the city since closing multimillion- dollar budget deficit through pay cuts in scaling back pensions. the city insists that a pension obligations are draining money from other city services. the police union says that the city is asking for too much. >> we understand that it should be reformed, but we have been on were control for a year stating that. i

charles clifford was in the south bay today and has more. >> spencer and his wife had been struggling with a $22 monthly mortgage payment. they have been trying to modify their home loan on their own for years. like many people in their situation they have not got results that way. >> we have been trying to do over the internet, over the phone lines, but supposedly being a person is a better procedure. >> so they, and thousands of others have come here to the say the treaty event sponsored by naca, or the neighborhood association. they work with the homeowners by helping them to get their loan paper work and computer work organize. then they sit at the other end of the hall with the lenders and banks that hold their mortgages. while not everyone will be able to reduce their monthly payments, many people do. mark tyler saw his drop down from 2900 per month to 1847 per month. >> it is great to be able to come here and talk with your bank, and it taken care of in one day, maybe two days. >> after going to the process, spencer says that they are hopeful that they will be able to reduce th

in oakland, charles clifford kron4 news. >> into a lot of rainy weather and cloudy skies this morningternoon, the storm front is pushing out of the bay area. clearing blue skies and fantastic size here. right now we are live san francisco march agreed are still wet and some spots, but the rain is done for the time being. more rain for tomorrow and into monday, we're stuck in this pattern that is really a typical for the beginning of june. upper 50s low 60s, 61 and hebert- 6-21 and hayward. the radar shows that we still have a few showers out there this evening. things will quiet down for tonight, the main band that we had earlier is nine the two-now-into the sierra. now speckled and spotty showers are coming our way tomorrow. a look for off and on breve spotty showers some could be heavy maybe even a thunderstorm in there, 10:00 p.m. tonight, the rain is done for night in the skies began to clear. we will see some bricks of sunshine for tomorrow morning. the morning looks like the best part of the day. here is 80 a.m., we see some breaks in the clouds, they fill in for the afternoon.

clifford is hoping that reasonable decency will prevail. >> i am have faith in my community, and i hope that everyone's and herbicides the families i hope their anchor and frustrations were released already and i hope that this is something that can be of keys without any writing or anything at this time. >> and oakland, jeff pierce, kron4 news. >> stay with us with the recent release of that-let the release of johanns misery. that is coming up at 9. see the car is all of a standstill, the traffic was backed up for hours. the police were responding from reports that a man was trying to jump off the bridge. someone saw the man, climbing up on the ledge, and the police were forced to close down lanes and try to get the man to safety. >> any time we have to close down lanes, it will develop a tragic--traffic situation. we have to deal with the safety of the personnel involved as with the subject. two lanes were shut down the debt i helped the there was a baseball game that added additional traffic. >> that man was taken into police custody. the taking a look at the bay would toll plaza, bu

. >> i am charles clifford on the stanford campus, the university received a major donation of post world war two american art. >> now this will be the first tunnel ever dealt underneath the san francisco bay. steak to the i will tell you where and why. >> from the first time your from the mother of our rules were sniggers love child. --arne child. Ñç[ç >> the mother of, arnold schwarzenegger love child has broker silence. >> the house the proposed with her 14 year-old son joseph for a british tabloid. it's a the first time that we have seen his face. she said that he was reportedly unaware of his father's identity until his grandmother told him one year ago. she said his one word reaction was cool. she said she was unsure, but as joseph grew up, i started to see the resemblance. it became more apparent as time went on. she revealed that maria shriver, arnold estranged wife started to put to into together when she heard whispers in the household about the pair's singularity. >> she would say things like i am here to need to talk. i sense that something was up, i had so much love and respe

. >> san francisco optometrist clifford lee says they're not colored like sunglasses and they don't changeeye sees. instead, the polymer and the plastic lenses absurd the u.v. light and prevent them from reaching the cornea. >> typically a soft lens covers the cornea and will provide protection of the structure of the cornea and the structures behind that. >> u.v. light is linked to condition, chewing early formation of cataracts. the new lenses manufacturered by several companies come in two classes, with class one offering the best protection. blocking 96% of the u.v. ways and 100% of u.v.b. rays. manufacturers and the miles per hour op to metric association say they're no substitute for sunglasses because they don't cover the entire eye. they leave the whites unprotect and vulnerable. >> in high-exposure activities, skiing, sailing, there are potential growths on the white portion of the eye that can also occur. >> lens manufacturers still recommend wearing is up glasses over contacts when possible. for cynthia, they offer extra piece of mind in situations where she says sunglasses aren

. >> clifford lee says they don't change what the eye sees. instead, polymers absorb the light ray autos typically it's a soft lens therefore it will provide protection to the structures of the cornea behind that. >> uv light has been linked to conditions including early formation of cataracts and these lenses manufactured by several companies come in two class was class one offering the best protection. blocking 96% of the rays and 100% of uvb rays even so manufacturers say lenses are no substitute for uv-rated sunglasses because lenses don't cover the entire eye. they leave the whites of the eye unprotected and vulnerable. >> but in high exposure activities skiing and sailing and there is some phone shall globes on the white portion of the eye. >> manufacturers recommend wearing sunglasses over contacts. for cynthia there is an extra piece of mind where she says sunglasses aren't practical. >> you can't see if you're on a board looking out on waves you're not going to be tibl see what is coming at you. it's nice to know you have the protecti

earlier today his ex- wife was out here, our team coverage continues with trawls clifford who spoke ofwas a very special man. i love him very deeply a long time ago. >> although she has not spoken to him many years, his ex-wife patricia l. richardson has fond memories of him. >> it was a very fun time, we were in our 20s, we had a blast with all of our friends together he was a very responsible guy very loyal with his friends. but he had a funny side, and he had a lot of friends, a lot of it best buddies. >> she also remembers being a friend of the dangers that firefighters face. they used to live next door to his fire station. >> at night i would hear him going off to fires, and it was a very hard time. it was scary. >> she spoke with his family today and said they want everyone to know what a kind and loving person he was. as >> he did what he was going to do, he is a hero. >> our viewers are leaving their condolences for the lieutenant online. kimberlee has a look at some of your comments. >> these are coming from the kron4 facebook fan page. one writes, this is so sad, my condolenc

host: clifford is a republican in roseville, minnesota. caller: good morning, thanks for c-span. i kind of like what gates told the american people this morning. that it is why i say thank god for wikileaks. sometimes we get good answers. i remember -- and with all the social security number so you can check on what people were eating and getting their habits done and the helicopter that killed all of those innocent people, that was a vicious video clip. thank you very much. host: from the front page of "the new york times" -- back to secretary gates sang most countries like to each other. corpus christi, texas. independent line. caller: i give him credit for being honest on that, but i think he is being honest because he is at the end of his job. the country that live historically threw hundreds of years, before america was founded, countries have been dishonest and nothing has changed. we are doing the same thing and expecting a different result. why do we think things have changed when things really haven't? we need to hold our government accountable and take action. i didn't