kron 4's haaziq madyun spoke to alaysha's mother. following news of the arrest. >>: i now want to see if any and. , to see complete justice for my daughter. and police say, the primary pet suspect is oakland gang member-- darnell williams. and the second suspect is joseph carrollwho vet invesigtaors believe planned the sleepover shooting atprosecutors say, in addition to alaysha's killing williams is also being get charged for the shooting death of a berkeley man on et september eighth. investigators believe both crimes are linked. the pinole police department announced it has reopened the high- profile missing child case of amber swartz garcia. amber disappeared from her front yard. on savage avenue in 2007, convicted child molester and killer curtis dean anderson. confessed to killing young amber -- telling f-b-i agents he dumped her body off a highway near benson, arizona. he died before he could be re-interviewed. whatpinole police and the f- b-i are confident anderson killed swartz, but are now hoping that by re-opening the case

kron4's haaziq madyun gives you a close look at something bay area motorists are going to have to startetting used to. >> reporter:you will be seeing green the next time you travel through the third bore of the caldecott tunnel here on westbound hwy 24 and that is because of thesenew traffic lights being tested over the next several days "traffic signals with green lights very similar to traffic signals you would >> reporter:these new traffic lights are part of the caldecott fourth bore projectcaltrans spokesperson ivy morrison >> "the traffic signals are part of a very sophisticated fire and life safety system that is in the process of being installed in the 4th bore and the 3rd bore" >> reporter:also being tested inside the tunnels are these variable message signs that will read drive safely during the the testing period. messages signs will only be onto stay safe" >> reporter:the new safety system also includes these red and white crossing guards you see herethese barriers will be used to stop traffic in emergency situations. when fully implimentedthe traffic signals will display eit

kron 4's haaziq madyun shows you what vallejo has decided to spend the tax money on. instead. you are looking at the street right now, there are some cracks in the road >> "it's not that bad" however there is a bump in the round when comes to the city of vallejo hiring new police officers this yearthat is because the city voter approved measure b tax moneyabout 2 2 million dollarsslated for hiring new copsto instead be used for repaving city streetssome vallejo residents trying to find an officer to talk to here at the police stationare not feeling good about the idea >> "it's crazy" >> "i think the streets need to be repaved but that doesn't help me when someone breaks into my car, steals stuff out of my house and you can't get an officer" art >> vallejo lost about half of its' police force in the wake of filing bankruptcy back in 2008leaving just over 80 uniformed officers not enough even to keep the police station lobby open on fridaysinstead you have to use this phone that connects you to dispatchso why not spend the measure b money on hiring more officerscity manager dani

here and everything changed in a couple of seconds" >> reporter: in antioch haaziq madyun kron4news >> reporter: before 8:45 to barricades were up just what we have seen. when the wooden plug forms to show that it was under construction according to a construction worker the winds were coming up from nowhere. >> it ripped apart several things, and that vehicle was also in the process of parallel parking. >> reporter: you can see the bear case, about eight hours cleaning up the mess. making sure that the barricades -- were out of the way. this, however is a forever21 and once that came tumbling down it ripped down with it the signage. we will try to determine why these. case were able to sustain 60 m.p.h. when speeds. and it was a sunday night with the construction crews were not here. and one car was actually to drive able to drive away perform fro the bay bbay-shopping center. will tran.., kron 4 news. >> catherine: it was a scary scene on the altamont pass earlier.where winds were gusting up to 75 miles an hour. cars and trucks were toppled overnight. we'll take a look at more damag

in oakland haaziq madyun kron4news >> pam: an important programming note to tell you about now.rs game this sunday night at eight -30. we'll have all the pre-game excitement, along with our kron 4 news starting at 8 p- m. >> pam: immediately following the game we'll have a newscast and post- game show with highlights. th they face the detroit tigers in the first round of the american league division series, and stadium staff needs the extra time to ready the field. >> pam: so kron4 will air the game sunday at 830! >> pam: plus -- two pet dogs in brentwood. why police say, the man responsible did not break the law. a new report on the deadly asiana crash at s-f-o. what prosecutors are saying about the 16 the savings really stack up during sleep train's during sleep train's inventory clearance sale. save 10, 20, even 35% on a huge selection of simmons and sealy clearance mattresses. get two years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. even get free delivery! sleep train stacks the savings high to keep the prices low. the inventory clearance sale is on now! guaranteed! ♪ sleep tr

. >> we will not check-in with haaziq madyun. >> how are the lines and there? >> it is pretty bad. fully loaded. more people are getting in line. the there are waiting for the next scary to arrive about 45 minutes. >> as far as the ferries are concerned, do they have enough service? >> today--and they run every 45 minutes. they're trying to accommodate people. some people are arrived early because they anticipated that they would have to wait a while. we have a lot of people who were on a really early. >> as far as if you come in >> are you expected to make a the ferry. >> right now it is a good time. the first just took off fully loaded. it has cleared out and there >> is forming. >> we are getting pictures coming in. we have a the alameda, the ac transit buses. we want to see how your commute is ongoing. send us your photos to breaking-news-at kron4.com we will post them to our web site, facebook pages. we will also be showing them on air. >> we want to give people other options. when you send your pictures. we will be right back. look at them with that u-verse wireless receiver.

being asked about why tax dollars are not being used to hire more officers.new at six.kron4's haaziq madyunthe tax money on instead. >>reporter: you are looking at the street right now, there are some cracks in the road >> "it's not that bad" however there is a bump in the round when comes to the city of vallejo hiring new police officers this yearthat is because the city has decided to redirect voter approved measure b tax moneyabout 2 2 million dollarsslated for hiring new copsto instead be used for repaving city streetssome vallejo residents trying to find an officer to talk to here at the police stationare not feeling good about the idea >> "it's crazy" >> "i think the streets need to be repaved but that doesn't help me when someone breaks into my car, steals stuff out of my house and you can't get an officer" are >> vallejo lost about half of its' police force in the wake of filing bankruptcy back in 2008leaving just over 80 uniformed officers not enough even to keep the police station lobby open on fridaysinstead you have to use this phone that connects you to dispatchso why not spend

kron4's haaziq madyun was there when agents moved in. >> reporter: we are back right after this! look at them with that u-verse wireless receiver. back in our day, we couldn't just move the tv wherever we wanted. yeah, our birthday entertainment was a mathemagician. because if there's anything that improves magic, it's math. the only thing he taught us was how to subtract kids from a party. ♪ let's get some cake in you. i could go for some cake. [ male announcer ] switch and add a wireless receiver. get u-verse tv for $19 a month for 2 years with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. >> catherine: from south of the borderthe targets of an early morning >> reporter: f-b-i raid here on carpino avenue in pittsburgfbi agent peter lee >>"this is part of a mexican drug cartel and we arrested so far 4-individuals in connection to these arrest warrants" >> reporter:those warrants were served throughout east contra costa county in antioch, pittsburg, oakley and co county sheriff's office took part in the joint operationan undisclosed amount of methamphetamine and cocaine were seized durin

kron4's haaziq madyun talked to a local female announcer sleep train's sleep train's inventory clearance sale, ends sunday. save 10, 20, even 35% on a huge selection of simmons and sealy clearance mattresses. get two years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. even get free delivery! sleep train stacks the savings high to keep the prices low. but hurry, sleep train's inventory clearance sale ends sunday. guaranteed! ♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >> catherine: health department official about why this is bad news. "well some of the common culprits are of course sugar sweetened sodas here" >> reporter: there has been an alarming increase in sugary soda consumption by california youththat is accordning to a new study by the ucla center for health policy research and the california center for public health advocacylaura brainin rodriguez of the san francsico department of health and nutrition servicestalks about some key findings in the study >>"one of the most alarming findings about 2/3 of them are consuming at least one sugar sweetened beverage per day there h

in berkeley, haaziq madyun - kron 4 news >> reporter: in the oakland hills this is what one resident said as this street lamp came crashing down on top of her car. it caused major damage. the windshield is broken and the back window is crushed. scattered glass and this home owner was not around and they usually put their car in the driveway but that was not the case thursday night. up the street, more damage. tree limbs. and this pile, or around the corner and one of these tree limbs had crashed into this fence as it crashed to the ground. this home owner knew that the strong winds but it did not realize how destructive it was until we came outside. >> it was so bad! one of the worst in the area. i have been in the bay area for about 30 years but it was loud. >> reporter: were you surprised? >> yes, i was shocked. >> reporter: in oakland, terisa estacio, kron 4 news. >> pam: an important programming note. kron 4 will air the raiders - chargers game this sunday night at eight -30. we'll have all the pre-game excitement, along with our kron 4 news starting at 8 p- m. immediately follow

kron4 haaziq madyun is following this story. >> when they open the door he opened a fire. >> also charged this. now they stated that he will also be charged with the shooting death of a berkeley man on september 8th. investigators state that they believe that these crimes are lincoln was a gang related incident back in berkeley to set the stage. >> we believe that there was an earlier shooting and that this was a retaliation. they when to this home to kill someone. >> that work together on this one. there were times when crimes happened and occur that are so despicable the to never forget them. you dedicate your resources to bring some justice. this is a very tragic situation. this is one of those crimes. >> that has been 20 years since the kidnapping and murder of 12 year-old polly klaas. her killer, richard allen davis, remains on san quentin's death row and she was kidnapped at knifepoint from the bedroom of our home in petaluma on october 1, 1993. two months later, her body was gone in a ditch. davis has been sentenced to death for murder. despite the many years which have passed sinc

kron4's haaziq madyun spoke following news of the indeed >> pam: and happening right now.wn is now this is a live look of drew floor. the house and senate couldn't agree on a bill to fund the government. and the time has run out. neither side is willing to accept the blame. people already feeling the impact. thousands of workers left without pay. national parks and museums closed. kron4's catherine heenan begins our team coverage.with remarks president obama made this morning. >> catherine: president obama is sounding frustrated.but resolute. he's putting the blame for the shutdown squarely on republicans.and is asking them tonight to "reopen the government." thishe says it would have been simple to take the steps necessary to keep the government open - and working. >> when"and many representatives, including an increasing number of republicans, have made it clear that had they been allowed by speaker boehner to take a simple up or down vote on keeping the government open with no partisan strings attached, enough votes from both parties would have kept the american people'

." >> reporter:in san leandro haaziq madyun >> pam: stay connected with kron-4 on the bart negotiationset the latest on our web site -- kron-4 dot com. as well as on our facebook and twitter pages. you can also download our mobile app to get push alerts to get the latest bart information. >> reporter: a.c. transit union's just informed us of the 72 hour strike notice. the >> pam: on a normal day of many people use the ac transit buses? >> average a weekly ryder ship monday through friday is about 190,000 troops. that is a lot of people moving all around. tripas trips >> i would say, 600,000 trips is about half that saw a person taking a round trip so is a significant amount of trips. we do not have the road system to absorb that number of vehicle. >> reporter: the request can come from the district management or unions themselves they can also ask for a 60 day cooling off period sold that has not offered that has not happened either. police say a delivery truck >> pam: driver was crushed by a bundle of rebar.being unloaded from a truck. it's the second death at the site since constructi

kron4's haaziq madyun reports from the el cerrito >> catherine: let's go back to the news conference they are starting. >> reporter: >> this is my third and will be my last press release while on scene. ntsb express our sincere condolences to good friends, family, and co-workers of the deceased. >> finding the activity and after yesterday's phase is just a fact gathering phase until we continue to gather evidence that will assist in this investigation. now >> an update to include what we did today. on seeing preliminary calculations based on land of track segment was accomplished. this equipment does not have the type of reporters to capture train's speed we would need to use other devices to obtain training speak. speed. >> the damage to the equipment has been documented. during this inspection... an examination on some of the rear car wheels were noted such a flat spot may be the result of application on the train prior to striking the two persons on the track. we have also requested 30 days of maintenance on these railcars. we continue to achieve at your documentation. the inspect

you see here behind me to watch over a few stranglers outside the sheriff's office.in santa rosa haaziq madyun kronn4ews >> reporter: this is video from may helicopter partnership with abc news. you also see some of the deputies on the roof but it was overwrought a very peaceful march. coming up at 6:00 you will have more for now and sonoma county, charles clifford kron4 news. >> reporter:we're learning more about the deputy who shot and killed andy lopez. 48-year-old erick gelhaus shot lopez seven times. the 24-year veteran is an iraq war veteran who's also a firearms instructor. he's contributed to gun publications.and in 2008.he wrote an article for swat magazine. >>"today is the day you may need to kill someone in order to go home. >> reporter:somebody needs to be in charge, so make a decision." >> reporter:and in the same article, he said "when you are caught in an ambush, you need to make your decisions immediately and carry them out just as quickly. >> reporter:you need to shut down the bad guys who initiated the ambush so that you can go home." >> catherine: in a developing story on th

kron4's haaziq madyun has more. >> reporter: you can see heredangerous fumes escaping from this overturned allied propane tanker here on the carlson blvd on-ramp on i-80 in richmonda major hazmat incident that occurred after the truck driver lost control of the trailer portion of the rig while making a left turn onto the on-ramp around 3-am monday morning.chp officer sam morgan >>"during the turning movement there was a pop or some type of mechanical failure that caused one of the tankers to overturn" >> reporter: rupturing the tank, causing a highly explosive propane leak right next to this best value inn motelneeding to be immediately evacuated >>"everybody is not safe over here" >> reporter:from there richmond fire, el cerrito fire, and the contra costa county hazmat unit went to workrichmond fire chief michael banks on the first major challenge >>"our first phase was to get some air bags under the overturned tank, which we did, then we got a patch on the spot that was leaking which slowed the leak" >> reporter:next was unhitching the overturned rear trailercold water was used to keep t

kron4 haaziq madyun gives us a closer look. >> they are checked teen these message signs that will telln if there's something important that we need to communicate to the motorist such as a right lanes being closed or else they have construction. >> the new tunnel safety system includes a these red and allied crossing guards. these barriers will be used to stop the traffic in emergency situations. when they are fully implemented they will display and other colors depending on the conditions. that will not feature the new lighting system. >> we are on schedule to do this by the end of the year. >> (video) >> i for this mystery video, narrated by former stadium announcer roy e. steele, appeared briefly earlier this week of mlb.com for the course of this video is prompting discussions among the many fans who wonder why they oppose this and take it down. the oakland a's continue to try to move away somewhere there currently located which rheostat they have a class with many problems. 48,000 people are expected at the coliseum tonight. >> and if so late on weapons charges have been filed aga