othat the ninth circuit court of appeals, dan kerman, kron 4. >>jacqueline: temperatures were a little bit warmer. as we take a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. still, a look at the golden gate bridge completely different. fog and not even visible at this point. and at this hour, the fog is lingering near the coast where temperatures are drastic the cooler. and temperatures remain in the low 60s. it is also in the 60s in the south bay and for the north bay bridge is 55 degrees in san francisco. 48 in half moon bay. as we take a look into weather headlines will have fog again tonight. not quite as extensive the wind will be out of the north picking up overnight. and it is going to be warmer overnight and noticeably warmer for tomorrow. and along the coast it is going to stay warmer but cooler conditions expected. your extended forecast, coming up. a developing story. president obama has kicked off three days of travel. he's trying to rally support he visited an auto plant in north carolina -- a former volvo plant where some the president i

kron4's dan kerman was there has the story.inging) >> reporter: >> one by one, the name to and read off the names of the perished from newton, conn. these are innocent lives lost and the need for stricter gun laws. >> this has touched the lives and motivated people. who do not realize the scope of the situation. >> there are children and grandchildren that seems to be too much power in the gun lobbying. and the gun manufacturers. we need to say that there are other people here. ♪ >> reporter: 75 people gathered outside of the city hall to support an assault rifle ban and limiting high ammunition magazines. >> we knew people that were massacred 10 years ago on california street and nothing is changed. >> there's no reason to have assault rifles on our country. i am all for free of all we needed to protect the innocent. for those are really responsible. >> the people believe that since the new town shooting the pressure must be continued for a strict gun laws. dan kerman, kron 4. >> meanwhile, the debate over gun control is heade

kron-4's dan kerman reports on the investigation. as police continue to try to figure out who killed her. and why. this is genelle conway. family members tell us she is the 13-year old girl who's body was discovered friday morning at alan witt park in fairfield conway's step grandmother was just one of many >> issue is a very sweet and loving girl. we're very hurt by the whole thing. >> reporter: visiting the park monday to pay their respects another family member tells us, the teenage girl was strangled, but police, who've been investigating discovered the body on friday, are not yet confirming that. >> we are showing the support for her loss. >> in other family members says that her body was strangled. what they will say is that she lived with a foster familywhat they will say is the victim lived with a foster family in nearby suisun city. she boarded a school bus thursday morning and was seen in class, but never made it home thursday afternoon those who live near this park are not surprisingly shaken up >> this is pretty sad that

depending on what happens. >> dan kerman from the mission district and now, justine weaken check-in with her later but it is less than two minutes. grant are on pins and needles. hoping that the forty-niners can pull it off they only need a few points. >> the 49ers just failed to convert a critical fourth down. frank gore got them there but they did not punch it and. it was fourth and goal and colin kaepernick overthrew it. the 49ers are turning it over the game is not over but that was certainly a key moment. they failed to capitalize but i know that there are is such a range of motions. there were getting pummeled. and the black out. and they really perverse to the momentum. this thrilling a comeback. we are not saying that it is not going to pan out but it certainly does not look great right now. >> pam: these are live pictures with a live reporters and standing by. we are all on at to see how this game will end. and with just under two minutes. nobody thought this spent they thought that the 49ers have this they were going to be the victor worse. but the ravens came out so strong 49e

dan kerman, kron 4. >> pam: today -- kron4 was on the ground where the final shootout with the suspect took place. extensive damage. >> reporter: we can that there was some gunfire. there is a one the bullet hole. there is another bullet hole. just to show you across the street. how many shots have been fired. >> you can see this garage. a multiple pulls. literally, you could walk through this with so many-holes-in-. >> police officers have spent the evening collecting evidence and want to preserve this crime scene. even having a fire department out showing you this particular location so they can have plenty of light and get all the evidence that they need. this is another garage with more bullet holes here. they have labeled these. not to just on this side of the garage. you see this is where the police and a suspect. this water, we notice that there are truckles of blood and that puddles of water will tran, kron 4. >> we just got this new video into the kron-4 newsroom. you can see bullet holes in thi

kron 4's dan kerman is here to details what the president will talk about. dan ?porter: it used to be that it was not such a big deal however, the economy is going to be focused for his speech and also debt reduction. with spending cuts and increase revenue. look for spending cuts, and job growth and economy. >> i'm going to be talking about making sure that we are focused on job creation in the united states of america. (cheers & applause) it means that we're focused on education. that every young person is equipped with the skills that we need for the 21st century. >> reporter: the congressional democrats and also other topics on the state of the union our immigration reform. citizenship reformation and also, afghanistan. reducing the number of troops. 60,000, possibly the most controversial topic is of course:control. >> pam: those visitors, are going to be the victims of the recent tragedy in chicago. and of course gun control will be a topic. >> pam: and a reminder, you can watch the president's state of the union address live. one kron 4's 24-7 bay area a de

kron4's dan kerman explains why attorneys think the home run king's conviction should be overturned. and did he ever have to administer anything with a syringe? >> he added that several times. >> how can that be an evasive answer. >> the entire idea of obstruction is to provide the truthful evidence to >> the record says that he supports that. >> reporter: they say that prosecutors are misstating the facts. >> the was never a shred of evidence and the governor has never claimed that he did any of those things. >> barry bonds was not in court and his attorney suggested to stay out of court today. in the weeks, possibly years for a decision whatever is decided, this will be appealed to possibly to the u.s. supreme court. at the ninth circuit court of appeals and ted francisco, dan kerman, kron 4. >> jacqueline: along the coast where we did not see much clearing. this bay bridge toll plaza is clear but closer to the coast we are seeing reduced visibility. those clouds have not quit. as we take a look at current temperatures it is fairly mild. even dropping to the low 40's and 30's at th

dan kerman kron 4 news >> pam: the news came as a shock to the world's one - billion catholics today. the pope is retiring. that hasn't happened in nearly 600 years. as emily schmidt reports, there is already all kinds of debate. on the impact of pope benedict's surprising decision. >> people across the northeast are trying to get back to normal. after a massive blizzard bombarded the area friday. >> after having repeatedly examined my work with god i want to provide the best i can buy per retiring. >> after the church was facing declining popularity and scandals of sexual abuse. they have been under prosecution because of these items. >> we hope that he would use these last two weeks of his courage to really make some decisive action that would protect them. >> his predecessor will be decided after he steps down on the jury 28. >> the church, can trace the continuity all the way back to st. peter. we will see that this is a very articulate voice in that community. the retired pope will not be involved but he was briefed on that the decision making. he will likely retire with a reflec

kron4's dan kerman explains the drastic jump. >> reporter: higher and higher and higher the price ofntinues to spike across the nation california more so than anywhere where a gallon of gas is up an average of 20 just in a week last week in san francisco the average price was 3.72, now the average is 3.93 in oakland the average price last week was 3.64, now it's 3.86 and in san jose the average price last week was 3.65, now it 3.87 but robert mccullough with mccullough research says none of those things should cause the price to spike 20 cents. there have been a lower supply on the east coast, the switch over from the winter blend. and it the supply of oil however,mccullough says there are two more nefarious explanations for the price there is no reason why this should impact these prices this much in a short amount of time. the price should be lower, not hire. either they are playing monopoly it is illegal or they are price- fixing which is truly illegal. >> reporter: four months, they have asked for a federal investigation. so far, nothing has happened. in san francisco, dan kerman

dan kerman, kron 4. tonight at eight.more on our victims. but first. kron-4's dan new tonight at 8. we are getting our first images of the youngest victim who was killed in sonoma county. continues our team coverage. and has more with friends who are left in shock. butler did not deserve what he got. >> you would never think that something would result in something like this as tragic as something as mundane as marijuana. last >> reporter: the memories, he loved going to burning ban every year with his girlfriend. >> he was loving, and love going to the festival 'burning man'.. with his girlfriend. >> reporter: of these people spoke about nothing out of the ordinary in the recent days or weeks. j. r. stone, kron 4 news. >> pam: ahead at eight. police continue to search for answers in the murder of a teenager. whose body was found in a fairfield park. why the boy scouts of decision on whether to lift its ban on gay members. but first, the new push from san francisco mayor ed lee. to get thousands of property owners to retrofit "soft- story" buidings. ahead of a major earthquake. >> p

kron4's dan kerman is there live with reaction. dan? >> reporter: that is right.ut 30 minutes ago, it was filled with about 75 people. they are here because they want for stricter gun control laws. they want laws passed on congress to restrict the size of magazines, assault rifles, and better background checks. they're ringing bells. each bell was signified one child that was killed at the sandy hook elementary tragedy. >> we are going to be here. for those that have died we have to be here for them. there is no reason why we have assault rifles and our country. i am all for free about we have to protect the innocent from those that are not responsible. >> we knew people that were massacred 10 years ago and nothing has changed it keeps getting worse. we have to speak up. >> back here live, the folks say that since newton, conn. the tide has turned. they are more, optimistic. possible, laws that could be more strict. however, they know that they have to keep the pressure on it. dan kerman, kron 4. >> this just in to the kron 4 news room a west sacramento police off

dan kerman, kron 4. new tonight at eight. san jose police are looking for two men involved in a suspects brutally attacked an elderly woman who lives in the home. kron 4's reggie kumar shows us what that suspect may look like. >> reporter: this woman yelled of the suspect to stop breaking into the car. investigators say that he managed to gain access through a front window. and repeatedly punched the woman in the face. police say the woman and a daughter managed to escape the home and that a suspect in a second to a male suspect chased the man down the street. the same person that was insulted her in her home continued to assault her in the street and put a gun to our head and even the threatened to kill her. they called police. the suspect returned to the home and ransacked it appeared the victim was taken to hospital where she was treated fo a broken nose. this suspect is described as a hispanic male. 5 ft. 11 in., light complexion, with dark clothing. the victim's daughter was not injured. reggie kumar, kron 4. >> pam: for

kron 4's dan kerman was there to capture his first reaction to being a free man. >> i just hope they do a better job on investigating, and look real carefully ....who may be wrongfully accused and help the children ... >> reporter: ross wants to reunite his family and take a vacation... >> about 50 people gathered in downtown palo alto tonight. for a candle light vigil against gun violence. the group is calling for more gun control in california and the nation. members of both the palo alto and menlo park city councils were on hand to speak about upcoming legislation in each city regarding gun control. those in attendance said. more needs to be done to reduce access to dangerous weapons >> lawrence byrd, gun control advocate: we need tighter gun control laws in america. >> the event was part of a national day of action. designed to put more pressure on lawmakers to end gun violence. >> jacqueline: the tail end of this system pressing through we could see temperatures dropping a few degrees per hour at a time. it will stay mild and cooler. >> pam: put on your "suit and tie!" -- j-t an

in san francisco, dan kerman, kron 4.bout exactly how law enforement standoff involving a five year old boy to an end. >> the investigation into the super bowl black out continues. what superdome officials were concerned about months before the game. the 49ers are calling it a season. reaction from players as they clean out their lockers and head home. [ female announcer ] now get high speed internet at home on our newly expanded advanced digital network, a connection you can count on. at&t u-verse high speed internet offers more speed options, reliability and wi-fi hotspots than ever. call at&t now to get u-verse high speed internet for as little as $14.95 a month for 12 months with a one-year price guarantee. it's the fastest internet for the price. our newly expanded advanced digital network gives you more of what you enjoy online. and with at&t, our wireless gateway turns your home into a private wi-fi hotspot that connects your wi-fi devices and can even save on your smart phone data usage at home. so call now to get

. >> back here in the bay area kron4's dan kerman is live in san francisco's mission where fears of a repeat of vandalism and fire like we saw during the world series prompted city officials to deploy double the patrols. and it appears to have worked. >> reporter: that is correct. it appears that it has worked. nothing going on the streets have never been cleaner. there have even been a street sweeper is coming through and it street sweepers and city clear works. this 24th street bart station were mostly disappointed fans. >> i am kind of disappointed but it was a three-point game. >> we've made it to the super bowl not every team can the say that. >> reporter: there were so many police officers with dozens. so on motorcycles, others on foot. the san francisco police indicating there was double the number of officers and then there were toward the world series. also a lot of trash trucks. the mayor was guaranteed that if they are celebrating or not did not have any projectiles. also on hand were the san francisco street sweepers. keeping them as clean as it they can be. >> at this poi

this is video from our helicopter partnership with abc-7 news -- over the scene kron 4's dan kerman is live at the sonoma county sherrifs deptarment in santa rosa -- dan you just heard from investigators? >> reporter: can they tell us that the number one of violent crime in this county have to do with marijuana. they are adding another bloody vicious triple murder to that list. >> sheriff's officials say gunmen down were found and were victims of a drug deal gone very wrong >> reporter:after dealing with these last three victims, they believe the y were part of a deal. i could describe the scene as there being a lot of blood, with three gunshot victims. >> reporter: the three victims have been identified as richard blum of new york crowd at ground house key crod gronkosiki from colorado. it was the house of someone's mother, who had been living there for many years. while investigators think the shooting happened midday, it was not until 3:15 p.m. they received a phone call to the authorities from his brothers. he was concerned that he had not heard from him in over six hours. authorit

kron 4's dan kerman is here with details. >> reporter: pam investigators want people to know exactlye was last seen and how far she had to travel to get to the park where her body was found city surveillance camera caught her near east tabor avenue and grande circle last thursday afternoon. somehow by friday morning. her body was discovered 3 and half miles away at all witt. police are releasing this information so people can think about the distance and the location and see if they can remember seeing genelle during this time. in the meantime, almost a year ago on march 6. another 13 year old girl was found dead in a park. just 50 miles away from fairfield in the community of rosemont. the body of 13 year old jessica funk- haslam was also discovered in rosemont park. her body was located in the dugout of the park's baseball field. she died of trauma to the head, asphyxia and a stab wound. now this case is unsolved and detectives with the sacramento county sheriff's department have reached out to fairfield police asking if they want to share information. >> pam: are they sure these c

dan kerman kron 4. reporting from san francisco.you like today, you are really going to like today. >> jacqueline: 70's for the rest of the work week. as we take a look outside. we did see some high clouds. this week system will process to the north. cloud coverage to the north. temperatures out the door will be chilly. 35. santa rosa. 34 in napa and 40's for the coast. 39 degrees in half moon bay. for the afternoon, some nice conditions in the south bay. 60s expected. 68 in cupertino. 60s also for the inland valleys and even 70's. '70s to concord, fairfield. we will see some 70's for the north bay, santa rosa, 73 in napa. a cooler day along the coast for this he breezes will continue for tomorrow. with a look at your extended forecast. more low 70's. those sea breezes are going to return. more cloud coverage and cooler temperatures. right now, the computer models are showing very light rainfall for sunday. we will keep you posted as we meet our way towards the workweek. >> gary: the warriors or involved in a brawl tonight. and usa

kron 4's dan kerman was there to capture his first reaction to being a free man. >> reporter: tonight, ronald ross' family tells kron4. they never had a doubt about his innocence. his mother always maintained her son could not have committed that crime. >> "i know my child didn't do this because i know where he was at, he was on my couch drinking beer and wine." >> reporter: ultimately, both the district attorney and the defense agreed ross did not commit the crime elliot peters led the defense team, in getting the conviction overturned. about 50 people gathered at lytton plaza in downtown palo alto tonight. for a candle light vigil against gun violence. the group is calling for more gun control in california and the nation. members of both the palo alto and menlo park city councils were on hand to speak about upcoming legislation in each city regarding gun control. those in attendance were saying more needs to be done to reduce access to dangerous weapons we need tighter gun control laws in america. the event was part of a national day of action. designed to put more pressure on lawm

. >> pam: dan kerman is live in san francisco's mission district. >> reporter: you are correct, there are a lot of police. the have been here since seven in addition, if you look you can see that the mission district is quiet right now. the streets have been closed at 22nd street and also there have been a lot of crowds but it has been peaceful. there are so many police officers. at least a couple of dozen. they want to make sure that things will remain peaceful. with a double the amount of police officers that we saw during the world series. >> pam: how are people behaving? >> reporter: there is it definitely, some disappointment, no doubt. people are disappointed and as they come by the are still supportive of the 49ers. but it definitely, people are dejected. you can see the contingent police officers on motorcycles up and down the mission district. they want to keep things safe and calm >> justin waldman is live in san francisco's marina district. as that came was winding down but not much happening. >> very sad. the air just got sucked out. as soon as the 49ers lost. one thing we

dan kerman, kron 4. >> this other story with this watchdog group are suing several manufacturers thatwrong with these? coming up on kron 4 news what they have to say about how these will put a childrens' health at risks. coming up on kron 4 news at 8:00 p.m. >> reporter: cachalot longer be accepted at the toll plaza. wednesday, they started out handing out information cards and with an on-line information to sign up for fast track or a pit by license plate. that will allow or pay-by license plate, they will have all electronic tollcollections beginning. >> continuing our coverage these six lanes are reconfigured throughout the day. there are 11 toll lanes. right now, if you're going southbound. all the others are on fast track and after the transition in the month of march will all be electronic. a camera will take a picture of a license plate and you will receive a bill in the mail. >> pam: today, this sony conference was wrapped up in new york. were there is been a new gaming council released. >> it is been in seven years and now it is official, their play station 4 >> police >4 wil