dan kerman reports that the stores could be closed.al of the iphone 4s has meet apple's stores b.. and it has made ample stores busy. however, steve jobs death will be observed by employees privately tomorrow. it is being held at the cupertino headquarters. stores will likely be closed for at least 90 minutes beginning at 10:00 a.m. in san francisco, dan kerman, kron 4 news. >> low 70's for a number of spots. 70's in mountain view. although upper 70's through los gatos. we are going to notice that cool down in the inland valleys. 76 tomorrow expected in live written pleasanton. 70's in hayward, the same for the peninsula and low 60s along the coast. in the north bay, temperatures are in the 70's. we do have warmer weather on tap this weekend details coming up. >>stanley: coming up i will return with the east bay hills on the next edition of people behaving badly for at bank of america, we're lending and investing in the people and communities who call the bay area home. from funding that helped a local entrepreneur start a business...

>>pam: team coverage continues with dan kerman in berkeley. e epicenter was south east of where dan is. >>dan: we are at memorial stadium at the uc-berkeley campus. memorial stadium sits on top of the hayward fault. it is going through a huge seismic retrofit project. workers books over but then continue working with very little stoppage during the 410 earthquake. earlier today we were over near telegraph road and people there certainly felt the earth quake. >> at first i thought there was a car coming through the wall. i walked in here and everything was shaking. i was shaking. >>dan: did anything come of of the wall? >> nothing. it was scary. >> the building shook, it was scary. >>dan: what was it like on the third floor? >> i thought it was a 5.0 or something. it was scary. >> i tried to run away, it is not good for me to run away, i have to rescue my residence. >> i do not want to experience another earthquake, i am getting married on saturday. i hope that we did not get an after shock. >>dan: we are back live outside of memorial stadium on

. >> kron 4's dan kerman is live in berkeley near the epicenter. dan? >> reporter: we have been here throughout the day, at university of california, berkeley earlier. things satled down now but there was a lot going on after the expires and second quake. people caught off guard, thinking about repairing, for some it was just another in a series of quakes for others it was their first time around. >> a big rumble. i am from ohio, never felt an earthquake before. >> sounded like a explosion underground. >> the second one was over quicker but it had a punch, had a punch the first one didn't. >> i am worried because there was talk of a stronger one so i just want to look over that strategies. >> i bought a couple extra things. >> i am always scared of impending deaths. all kinds of dasters going on -- disasters going on. >> reporter: back here live. bottom line is, people can't seem to agree on which was stronger but they felt they were different and they are rethinking their idea about getting prepared. >> thank you. that's what we were getting from viewe

. >> as we continue our team coverage with kron4 dan kerman he has more on what the police have alreadyarch for sharif altman. >> here on the sunnyvale fighting vehicle right behind me. it is abandoned and it is believed to belong to the suspect even more interesting about 100 ft. in the other direction is a dumpster behind the liquor store and below that is a rifle. it is also believed to be tied to the suspect. investigators spent several hours collecting evidence from the scene before an offer to replace the rifle into this white bark and carted off and then placed it in evidence. one of the suspects friends who showed up at the scene says that he designed with to make a draw. >> he is not an animal, something must of gone terribly wrong with this man if it happened the to do with that job i mean i did not know. but he is not a violent person if he met him, he is a fun-loving person he is like a big teddy bear. i mean if he met in new talked to me would like him. he was always happy. i have never seen him going through anything. i have known him over 20 something years. i'm blown awa

dan kerman, kron4 news. >>robin: temperatures are dipping down into the 50s. we are at 55 in half moon bay. 62 right now for antioch. i have highlighted the weekend for you, saturday will be nice and sunny. the fog will return on sunday. patchy morning fog and cooler conditions. for halloween, sunny and mild weather. for halloween, temperatures will be clear and mild. i will have more details about your weekend coming up shortly. >>reporter: firsthand business class have the option of total lie flat seeds. >> more people are traveling. it is imperative to make that travel as comfortable and relaxing is it can be. more legroom, even in coach. the new the configured cabins are now available. so far it is available on flights to of china, japan and germany's. goodbye coach, hello first class. >>pam: coming up, we are headed into the depths of the pacific ocean is actively garbage patch threatening our state's coastline. nasa is hard at work in california. we will show you how. for >>kimberlee: facebook just announced a new security feature called trusted friends.

. >> our team coverage continues with dan kerman who has details on today's man hug. >> and the sunnyvale side of homestead and wolf, a vehicle right behind me it is abandoned and lead to be belonging to the suspect there is a dumpster behind the liquor store and low that there is a rifle that is believed to be tied to the suspect. investigators spent several hours collecting evidence from the scene before an officer placed a rifle into this white box. then they carted off and placed it in evidence. later in the afternoons what team members converged on the bathrooms at nearby parks after receiving a tip that the suspects might be there. unfortunately the tip prove to be false the suspect was not there and the swat team eventually pulled out. despite the setback at the park officers continue to believe that the suspect is somewhere in this neighborhood and as a result, the streets continue to be blocked off as the search continues. in sunnyvale and dan kerman of kron4 news. >> in cupertino parents await their children's released, several schools were locked down today because of this inci

in menlo park, dan kerman, from the usgs, dan kerman, kron 4 news.g sklar is reporting live where an eviction order has been given and ignored by protesters in oakland. >> good morning. >>reporter: the city of oakland police have not brought out police officers. still, no evacuation's. the camera showing all tents we are just waiting to see if police will act. 10 hours ago, the police issued a you request to leave. based on sanitary conditions there want these people to leave. the conditions of the last 10 days have deteriorated to the point where we can no longer adequately maintain public health and public safety. we have concerned about public cooking, significant fire hazards and in addition to increasing problems with public urination, deficiation. >> it does not seem like these people are looking to leave with a march scheduled at 11:00 a.m. >>reporter: sense i was here the pungent smell has gotten a lot stronger since--i was here one week ago. however, the problem is that there are still a lot of homeless people. they are using this as a urina

team coverage of this and start with dan kerman live out oakland city hall. >> the chief made the announcement today came set as a shock to others who said it they understand his frustrations. he was joined at a news conference today by the city administrator of oakland as well as the oakland mayor jean kwan he said then he is leaving his post somewhat reluctantly but he said the time is right. he did not identify anything or anyone to the specific reason he said there were a lot of the including the bureaucracy that is involved in this job. but he did say that he can no longer be held fully accountable for keeping crime down in oakland and it does not have ultimate control for doing that. here is with the chief said in his own words. >> i feel that i don't have full control of the oakland police department. i don't have the ability to make the decisions that i want to make or run the organization the way that i would like to run it. this is the second police department have had, that i've been in this position and i felt that when i've been through my tenure like about 20% control of this pol

kron 4's dan kerman is here to tell us more. >> reporter: it happened in southern california. this is in the orange county community of seal beach. 30 miles south of los angeles. blocks from the beach. >> reporter: it is here at the salon merigate in seal beach where a gunman opened fire wednesday afternoon, killing eight and wounding another. >> our victims are throughout the entire salon. the salon was packed that time of the shooting. >> there are survivors from inside that escaped without harm. >> reporter: this man was arrested by officer as half mile from the salon. he has not been identified but friends of the owner says he is the ex-husband of a stylist and the two gone through a bitter divorce. crime scene technicians collected evidence, as investigators tried to piece together what went on. >> reporter: police have yet to confirm the motive or the identity of the suspect. there may have been multiple weapons involved. one man and five women died at the salon and two died at the hospital and one woman remains in critical condition. >>> another big story tonight. "occu

in menlo park, dan kerman, kron4 news. >> here is a shot of the san mateo bridge, the sun is reflecting off of the bay. clear skies. temperatures in the '80s, not just inland, but everywhere from the coast to the bay and inland valleys. things are changing for tomorrow. as we go into tomorrow morning, the fog is forecast to come back into the bay coming up the coast towards the bay area. look for catchy fog bayside, basically a sunny day with cooler temperatures as the sea breeze begins to make its way into the bay area. here is future cast 4. temperatures in the '50s, '60s and as we go through the day, the winds coming in off the ocean will be enough to see temperatures capped. by the after did instead of '80s we will see 60s bayside and '70s into the south bay, east bay and north bay. even cooler still for tuesday with more fall to start out the day. things will stay sunny through the end of the week. more on the forecast and a look at the week ahead coming up. >>reporter: california's unemployment rate has dropped. that is good news. california has the second highest unemployment rat

in san francisco i'm dan kerman with kron4 news. >> much more ahead on wednesday morning as he took a quick break and have a live look outside for my camera that is situated in albany showing the right there. will be back with much more after this. >>james: we are back talking politics, decision 2012. the floodwaters--front runners mit romney and herman cain face attacks from their opponents. >>reporter: it got he did tuesday night in nevada. rick perry and mit romney debated immigration with perry attacking romney for employing illegal immigrants. >> the i did you stand here before us and talk about you are strong on immigration is the height of hypocrisy. >>reporter: romney said a lawn service use hired illegal employees and he fired the company of the issue he also faces a tax over the health care plan the of dominican of being-- the plan that he implemented. he says that his plan was not designed as a model for the entire nation and as president he will repeal president obama of health care a lot. >> i have said time and again obama-care is bad news. >>reporter: herman cain place

we have team coverage beginning with dan kerman. he spoke with seismologist at usgs to see if this one to punch was unusable. >>reporter: these are all the earthquakes that occurred at berkeley in the last 40 years. >> we have had a couple dozen in this area at that time and what did they mean? they did not mean much a long run. >>reporter: this seismologist defenses that the same holds true for the earthquakes in berkeley. >> one produced a main shock and then we had a few aftershocks. >>reporter: they said the 4.0 is bigger than typical for this area but it is not in the midst of a swarm, or a series to come. >> it if it were a series of look like this. the only reason things we have are the yellow dots, those are the events that happened yesterday. >>reporter: seismologists say had we seen continue with earthquakes in the berkeley area after the four . 08 after the two earthquakes then there would be reason for concern but they said the earthquake activity has trailed off. >>pam: at uc-berkeley which was extremely close to the ep

with dan kerman. >> the iphone for as the most amazing ever. >> c-net senior editor brian sense that the fact that this iphone for s has same look and feel of the current iphone for is a major disappointment. >> i just want a bigger screen and the perception is where is the iphone number far. it looked like the reform has been a no. 4 s. >> that said, he says there's enough improvement in the technology in some of the phone to make it attractive for curry users to upgrade. >> you get toward fast performance a better battery life and those are to the top things that users want. and the redesign and 1024 there, of him but forgiving signal. it has improved visual quality and 10 atp video. those unlike mainstream news to the core features that people want. they did the marquand those. >> on october 7th comic decree ordered online at the cap site with delivery beginning october 14th. on october 14th the new phone will begin to shop at stores. >> your best bet is to stay home october 7th 3 or from your computer that will deliver to your house you not to wait in the minds. i and, to wait to

reporting live, dan kerman, kron 4 news. >>pam: the big business has a devastating impact on a little business and that plaza. >> one big loss today at goldman sex reported a third quarter loss of $428 million of goldman- sachs--it is only the second time a loss has been reported in told years of laying off 1300 employees. >> bank of america posted a huge gain in. it earned $6.2 billion this quarter. it sold a large chinese holdings bank. and also all the assets fell at 2.2 trillion dollars. j.p. morgan chase is the largest bank in the united states. >>pam: apple came right below their earnings expectations even though the company still came in at $6.2 billion. tomorrow, they will have a private memorial for the employees in observance of the late steve jobs. who was recently deceased from complications of pancreatic cancer. >>pam: a gunshot wound in this neighborhood claims the life of a non-gang-related shooting. >> last night, that was the 37 homicide. it was 17 at this time one year ago. so far, six different officer inv

dan kerman, kron4 news. >>pam: head to our web site when an earthquake strikes. that is where you can find our safety tips and seismograph. you can also leave your own comments. >>jaqueline: another or to stay in the bay area with temperatures in the '70s. 76 in oakland and san jose. we are in for another chilly night. clear skies overhead. that will help temperatures dropped into the '30's in and 40's. tomorrow, sunny and warmer. that is the pattern. >>grant: new technology to help you safely navigate in your heart. follow the magic redline projected in front of you. i am gabe slate. that is coming up in my tech report. >>gabe: new technology is being developed to us safely navigate in our vehicles. what if there was a magical red line projected in front of you that blended in with the real world to guide you where you are going. this breakthrough headset displays system projects images from your cars in dps on to the windshield to create an augmented reality navigation system that can be used easily by anyone. this system is designed to be less distracting whic

dan kerman joins us with details why authorities believe that this was pre-meditated. >> reporter: santa clara officials say that this was nothing to believe that it was a spur of the moment. in fact, shareef allman it looks like it was a well calculated plan. authorities say that he are robbed at the security meeting wednesday. red pickup of coffee and left. returning five minutes later ready to kill. >> he returned with a handgun, began shooting and also continued shooting with a assault rifle. >> reporter: yelling obscenities, and individualizing victim's one by one. >> the >> corridor to the trailers that would of been exit point was barricaded with a piece of wood. there were not able to open that door and also tied in internal door, closed. there were able to get through that from that trailer. but there were trapped in a very small space. >> reporter: after shooting nine people three people dead. you can see cam still are in. authorities say he was not done a terrorizing. using a two-wave radio he used a message to-a rio to send a message. >> he sent a message on the two- way radi

dan kerman begins our team coverage alive tonight. as you can see behind me there are a lot of protesters heinie, more than 200 at one . they're concerned about the direction that the country's going in. let me row some video to show you what it looks like. they are concerned about corporations and the rich not paying their fair share and they're also concerned about campaign donations and getting control to corporations. >> i am totally fed up with the way that our government is going in the direction that we are heading. >> i am out here because i am worried about america. >> i think we are most concerned about the growing inequality. >> is really about and paying their share. >> i am a family of four, winner under $60,000 per year and we are taxed at about 30 percent and when i heard about how the rich get taxed for less than 30 percent i thought was unfair. >> i am tired of dealing out what the banks not to keep your own people i am tired of the loss of education services to our children. >> we are back live in the occupied proces

in belmont dan kerman of kron4 news. >> more on that company as they begin to start hiring in the bay area. we'll take a quick break, and as we go have a live picture out of these they this is oakland. you see an encampment, this in the occupied open protest. we will have more on with their processing we come back. >> but we are back at 39 minutes after 4:00 a.m.. you start trying it out this afternoon to start warming up as we enter the middle of the week and we will cool down just a little bit as a head into the weekend. it will be a little cloudier cooler for saturday and sunday. >> we have more on this morning's hollywood minute. >> jobs are the board is headed back home after having surgery in los angeles. the 94 year-old actress was rushed to the hospital this weekend. her spokesman says that her feeding tube came loose and lead to infection. the hungarian-born star at 10 major health problems including a hip replacement and a leg amputation last february. sex and the city star kristin davis in the new mommy to a baby girl. her representative says that the 46 tractors adopted he

dan kerman continues coverage from walnut creek. >> more than 200 people occupied a corner of my diabloart of an ongoing series of anti-washington protest. >> i am not here because i am worried about america. >> i am upset in the direction that we're heading. >> chanting and shouting and carrying a variety of signs protesters had a number of grievances. >> i think the number of concern comes from the growing of inequality. >> i am tired of dealing out the banks. >> foremost, the corporations and the rich are not paying their fair share of taxes. >> they suggest that we do not like the rich people in that is not it. >> i am a family of four and we learn under $60,000 per year. we are taxed at about 35%. when i heard about how the rich get tax for less than 20 percent i feel that it is unfair. then a protesters are concerned that corporations are controlling congress to campaign donations they say until that stops, the middle class and the poor have no chance. >> in san raphael several hundred people gathered to participate in and occupy wall street rally. for several hours the group met

dan kerman talk with a real-estate analyst in the east bay who say now may be the perfect time to buy>reporter: throughout the east bay it is hard to be not drive down a street and see a for sale sign and yet it is a tough time for sellers with property values dropping between 20 and 70%. >> they are not getting the price of the the past several years ago and everyone is a reluctant to take less. at this point we're looking at another three to five years with the markets will be fairly flat. >>reporter: this realtor with better homes and gardens is the forecast is that property values may only go up 10% in the next five years this is bad news for sellers in good news for buyers. >> what is happening with the prices come down as far as they have them with the interest rates as low as we have seen them in the last 40 years, this may be one of the best buying opportunities that we have seen in a long time. >>reporter: while many are taking advantage not everyone is. some have decided to remain on the sidelines until the economy turns around and others who would trade up to mid range home

as dan kerman found out today the two earthquakes have no big impact on the bed when that--no the impactand then set to come. >> the two and a quick did actually nothing to reduce it hasn't. >>reporter: this usg and-- usgs seismologist said that there are big factions where there are no earthquake at all but if you march down hayward fault you a few small to moderate earthquakes like >> that is never enough to released significant amount of the strain. >>reporter: walter smith fours and fives are created on a renovation. this does not tell us when the next big one will hit. this is what effect any earthquake will look like. it looks pretty bad and that is why seismologist at the that all we can take from thursday to the earthquake hit would have been sent all along. yet prepared because the big one is coming eventually. >>pam: mean time the team coverage continues as teresa estacio joins an all-star and help and supplies after the earthquake on thursday. >>reporter: many shoppers to the kron4 news that thursday and earthquakes was a wake-up call. for some it was a reminder for them to ev

dan kerman has been covering the story and he joins us live from the oakland police headquarters with details on what the chief quit and how city hall is reacting. >> your right, the chief is here frustrated he says and he's been held, for all the crime in oakland yet he is not a control for his department can and cannot do. as a result he said that it is time to step down. >> had and have full control of the oakland police department i did not have the ability to make the decisions that are want to make him run the organization in this town that i would like. this is the second police department that i've had that have been in this position and i felt that i have been in my tenure have had about 20% control of this police department but have full accountability in a fine one to have full accountability i want full control. this has been coming for a while. it is much as one even that is taken place is a layering on a different issues. i did the media has made more out of the marin eyes relationship and what is really there. i worked very well with america will be very professional ab

here is kron4 dan kerman. >> the most amazing iphone ever. >> consumers' reaction is, look want. this effect of this new iphone for as have the same look and feel the current iphone for is a major disappointment. >> i just wonder a bigger screen and a perception out there is where the iphone 5, and the front before, and has been named for as. i went to see a little better from like a screen size. >> that said, he said there is enough improvement in the technology in some of the phone that makes it attractive for current users to upgrade. >> the processor and side will give you twice as fast performance, you're getting better battery life and those are pretty much to the top things that users want, you get a better redesign and 10 for a better crop quality and better get a signal. in one of the most underrated the most popular features in the iphone for is the camera and they're getting and eight men pixel camera with improved visual quality also the 10 ap video. and some of those are kind of like mainstream user core features that people want improvements in and they did hit the

dan kerman spoke with councilmen and previous--previews the council's proposal for reducing crime in oakland. >> sitting back and watching is not doing anything. them what the oakland city council man is proposing three initiatives to give police the additional tools that he says they need to fight an ever increasing rise in violent crime. >> the reality is that more people, more young people are dying. the reality is is prepared this will not hurt but help. >> the first proposal would expand dan in johnson's across the city the sector would beef up the city's law ordering and public laws. in the third would establish a curfew for those under the age of 18. between 10:00 p.m. and 5:00 a.m. sunday through thursday at and between 11:30 p.m. and 5:00 p.m. on friday and saturday. pulled a and a time during school days between 8:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m.. >> as i am challenging mayor my colleagues that we have to stop talking. i not seen that our citizens want to hear excuses anymore. >> he says the numbers speak for themselves since february 12th people under 18 have been killed in oakland f

kron4 dan kerman explains. >>reporter: the morning earthquake rumbled many out of a sound sleep. >> i was on the top bunk and i almost fell out of my bunk bed, but i caught myself it was pretty funny. >>reporter: some people did not feel a thing. >> i did not notice it until in the morning and people were talking about and i thought to myself oh yea there was one. >>reporter: most of the people that live in this hall are freshmen and some are experiencing their first earthquake. now they have a couple to compare. >> we're pretty close to the fault line, that worries me a little bit but i think it should be ok. this thing has been up for 100 years or whatever so it should be fine right? >>reporter: uc officials tell us that the building bow well during both incidents. that is interesting because the building was built more than 100 years ago and is not to rethink old. >>pam: in case you missed it, we want to show you what it was like on the air. >> darya: there goes an earthquake. we will go to our newsroom and

team coverage of yesterday's request they struck just hours from each other we will start with dan kerman who was right there at the uc-berkeley campus and he talked with student to see with the data after a quake. >> at wholefoods in berkeley some cereal boxes fell off the shelf but that was the extent of the damage in most places shattered. >> it was so scary. >> the ground shook and everything in the store moved. >> here at the flower shop nothing fell off. >> there with the big bang, and i walked in here and this thing was shaking. i was shaking. >> near the uc-berkeley campus this was a frightening reminder of the past. >> i was lifted out of my chair and i was traumatized in the last earthquake had jumped out of my room and i was halfway down the stairs to stop ipod would continue the last one began with the same sort of jolt and a justin a stop it for about 10 to 15 seconds but this one did stop. >> the whole building shook, everyone was screaming in phreaking held, people were expecting the panel from the ceiling to fall. >> i am from the east coast and i have never felt an earthq

dan kerman spoke with real- estate analysts in the east bay who say now may be the perfect time to buy. >> people are reluctant to take less. >> one of realtors says the forecast is that property values may only go up 10% in the next five years. this could be one of the best purchasing opportunities we have seen in a long time. >> while many are taking advantage, not everyone is. on the sidelines >>pam: san jose state university students are concerned after a series of sexual assaults reported on campus. terisa estacio spoke with police about how they're trying to make the schools safe for everyone. >>terisa: >> right here on the san jose state university campus, the first incident happened wednesday around 7:30 p.m.. that is one police say a victim was walking by herself near the sports complex when all of a sudden a man on a bicycle approached her and grabbed her inappropriately. police have only a vague description of the suspect. a hispanic male with spiky black here writing a be mx by. they said the suspect was with another hispanic male around the same age and also on abm next fi

dan kerman spoke with a real-estate analyst to says, if you are looking for a home, the time is now. dan: it is hard to drive down the street without feel will clim--without seeing a fore sign. at this point we are looking at another three-five years for the markets to remain flat. >>dan: the forecast is that property values will only go up 10% in the next five years. that is good news for fliers, that is of sellers. fitful--good news for buyers, bad news for sellers. this is one of the best buying opportunities in a ong time. >>dan: some have decided to remain on the sidelines .-him kayla been uncertain as they tried but does the you are such an idiot sometimes if he does sleep easy things to a tiny spot of blood and asleep when he started unwinding like that any this lad >> at the end of this year, but we are targeting being able to move traffic of of doyle drive onto a temporary structure. that will allow us to build the second half of the project. >>marty: the second phase includes the construction of three more tunnels. the new road will connect the golden gate bridge to several

has kron4 dan kerman tells us the mayor denies that those workers in the video are part of his campaignhese are cellphone video shot by the candidate of a mayor--they say this shows workers candling ballads and possibly marking ballots which lee says is voter fraud. >> i want to make sure that these independent expenditures we have no knowledge of what they're doing we have no communication with them. >>reporter: at a campaign shop in a mayor ed lee denies that the group and the video is involved with his campaign and he supports an investigation into what they're doing. >> i will endorse the fact that they ought to be reviewed in under the scrutiny of the district attorney or any ethics commission. if the attorney general so wishes i want to be monitored because they should be complied with the law as we have demanded everyone who works for my campaign for volunteers in any effort, they have to comply. >>reporter: the secretary of state's office will not comment but they say they take every accusation seriously. the district attorney's office says they have opened up a investigation in