and j.r. stone was there for the groundbreaking ceremony. joining us live. the party is still going on. jr? >>j.r.: it it is, that a ground breaking ceremony. the fans have been able to even grabbed a shovel and get a photograph. you can see that long line and beyond that the party is still going on. all of these bigwigs attended. that ground-breaking ceremony, earlier. >> 4, 3, 2, 1. let the construction began. (cheers & applause) >>j.r.: and with that, it began. >> let me official to welcome you for the new home of the san francisco 49ers. >>j.r.: this was about the 49ers and their new home. it is going to be open for the 2014 season. >> there is a lot of work going on underneath the surface. in august, you could start to see more construction. >>j.r.: there will never fork it candlestick. >> candlestick's the oldest in the nfl great for memories. but i think for us it is to make sure that we have a great new stadium and experience for our players. and the best possible experience. >> we hope that everybody is patient and there are affordable options. we ho

j.r stone is live in oakland with the latest. y busy day at oikos university greed crime scene technicians were here and very busy up until about two hours ago. the university is still roped off with yellow tape. >> people and the white suits are going in and out of the university looking for evidence. officials tell us that he came looking for an administrator. any new information we have we will bring to you. j.r stone. >>catherine: here is a glance at the chaos during the first few minutes, here are some of the recording between police and emergency dispatchers as they try to figure out what is happening. that there is a woman bleeding, face down on the concrete. >> i need a unit to head over to 7850 edgewater. >> it looks like a woman with a gunshot to the head. she is not responsive. >> we're trying to establish if there is an active shooter. >> we need to set up a perimeter and try to figure out what is going on. >> we need to shut down traffic on edgewater. >> the shooter is a meal caribbean, 40 years old, 5 ft. 5 in. with

and j.r. stone. >>j.r.: catherine, investigators say that one goh could have had multipl ta targets. however, as we look off into the distance we can see the teachers and administrators that are outside of the university. this university is still broke off with yellow investigation take. in the last hour the of gone inside. with tape -- you can see from this video. the pasotr o--is setting up a number of cattlmemorial for mini-scandals- his english is not perfect but this is what he had to say about this crime. setting up this little monument. >> off my sympathy goes towards the victims'. and i am crying from all of these teachers. >>j.r.: you can see these administrators out here tonight as the detectives are inside working this case. we have not seen the presence today have we had recently. and another note on this case. one goh , was soo nom goh, had changed his name. he thought that his original name was too dominant. so he changed it to one goh. a private service was held for at libya. this was a

reporting live in oakland, j.r. stone. >> catherine: team coverage we are learning more of the victim. the seven victims. one of them was a 21 year-old graduate of logan high school. she was a nursing student living in hayward with their family. today, they spoke with her family the entire family is in shock. >> she was a ferry loving and caring shoes-very loving and caring putting others in front of herself. she was very loving and caring. she loved taking care of people. she would reach out. she would always take care of my parents and myself when we were sick. she took great care of me. and she loves kids she wanted to become a pediatrician. how >>reporter: are your parents? >> my parents are hysterical and my mom cannot believe it. and like all of us would do not want to believe it. it is such a shock to her. >> catherine: friends and family members and the oakland community have been gathering for a vigil tonight for the victims. it is scheduled to start at 6:00 p.m. at the temple baptist church. that is for kate tho

j.r. stone is like. jr? j.r.: catherine, so far we've not seen many protesters this is a celebration that starts at 5:00 p.m. at this point, let me show you in the distance that there is only perhaps one half dozen protesters. the plan is to come to this location of frank ogawa plaza lock and celebrate through this evening. as to who is out here? let me show you in the distance some of these officers that have been stationed at this location. perhaps dozens of officers just keeping a close body. one thing i want to show you a sense they have not caught in near the majority of the protesters is the grass situation. this is a grass that they camped on but it is starting to finally grow back. the only reason i bring this up is that some of these occupy protestors that i spoke with. there could be plans to camp again this evening. the key word is how might. where are they now? there's also a police brutality march and in east oakland, there's a trayvon martin march. those protesters are expected to arrive here la

j.r stone was at the news conference held not long ago and has the latest on the shooting investigationhat came from this conference was the fact that we now know the suspect was a career and national who once attended oikos university which is a christian korean university. again, the press conference just laughed -- just wrapped up. this is what they said. >> after the shooting, victims remained inside the building, trapped by a locked door or unable to evacuate because of injuries. within an hour and a half, investigators are in possession of the suspect's photo in were in route to his home as well as to the residents of april the tip. the suspect is believed to be in oakland resident and surrendered to residents -- surrendered to police. >> no american mayor wants to have this situation is. it seems like the last decade we have gotten used to seeing mass killings like this and we have requested a need for guns in services in our community. jeff: this is video that we have been seeing all day as officers got, seven people dead and three other people injured, something else talked abo

j.r. stone is live.he administrator, and the last couple of hours tells me that 13 students returned. yes that number is low but before the shooting happened only 150 students for even in a total enrollment. and only 40 were inside the building during the shooting. let me show you in the distance these posters, the scrolling memorial. three weeks later this -- warringrowing -- g memorial. >> we are born to try to keep going on. >>j.r.: this instructor buhelped get started out during the gunfire but the mood today was somber garcia was not sure how he was going to address the students. >> i want to talk to them and make sure that they are okay. and let them express how they feel. i am just going to play it by ear. >>j.r.: the nursing students could be moved to fremont college once approved by state regulators. that approval could happen this week. nursing students could also return to the class by the end of this week. j.r. stone, kron 4. >>pam: in the meantime the suspected sugar oshooter one gos refused

j.r stone is live at oakland police headquarters and is joining us live. breaking new details in this case all day and all evening. now, we know the suspect in this case is a 43 year-old korean national. mayor jean quan spoke about this this evening. >> this is the kind of situation where we need to pull together and support the caribbean community where most of the victims appeared to be from. i just hope that we will put our arms around the people and these families and do our best to bring peace back to the city. >> as you look at this video, you can see the scene that was this morning around 10:30 a.m. was when the initial phone call came in. you can see officers running every which way to try to diffuse the situation. we do not know the motive was and that is one of the unanswered questions. >>catherine: we are with kay thompson has more. >>craig: investigators remain on scene. there is still quite a police presence. there are investigators inside of the school right now. today, the police chief says the school did not receive threats to prior to toda

j.r. stoneon4 news. >>marty: the giants are facing the padres to at&t. coming up, the titanic this weekend remember events. and to beautiful condition outside. we will be back >>marty: homeless and a landlord dispute could have been the reason why this warehouse fire began. the eviction process started the ball rolling toward arson investigators are on the scene what was used as an accelerant. >> a $5,000 reward is being led for the information in the oakland hills shooting on wednesday. this is surveillance photo. this vehicle is believed to the shooting. on albertson drive. a man was shot while he was walking his dog. elise are looking for a black japanese 2-4 vehicles. >> exactly 200 years ago today that the titanic sank. 1500 people went down on the luxury liner. traveling from london to new york on its maiden voyage. they're gathering in england. they will be boarding a cruise ship retracing the doomed path. and remembrance items will be tossed into the water. >> street and heaa volcano in

>>pam: during the interim, we will go to j.r. stone. ider view of what is happening. >>j.r.: yes, listening to what your coverage and jed york, to solidify what you mentioned there will put in the bid for super bowl 50, super bowl 51. played in 2016, 2017 in hopes of getting one of those super bowls here in the bay area. that is the big news and yes the news out there of these expensive seats that are for sale. however that pricing plan for some of the normal seats and the normal priced seats should be out soon. possibly in the next couple of weeks. i asked if it does this appeal to the average fan? with some of these new dollar amounts and he said, yes. you will soon see why. we are waiting for that groundbreaking of a red soil. i will keep a close eye as you are in the studio. >>pam: the mayor of santa clara spoke earlier. this will be a landmark in the silicon valley and he is correct. >>gary: yes the mayor of santa clara was really excited. and why santa clara? they will pay them $30 million per year. that was always a lot of propaga

j.r stone spoke with some wild, crazy eddie said it sharks fans. >> >> it is the playoffs.e pulling out all stops. >> there was a lot of sharks faced paid. >> paint and ears spray and some hair gel. >> i think rather is the theme for today. >> barry bonds have been given an extension to appeal his, his appeals lawyer said his of double basses office could not reach the previous deadline. >> coming of the secret service sandoval and prostitutes in colombia continues to grow. we will have the latest details. a warning for drivers headed from san francisco to the golden gate. there is a close are we want to tell you about. plus, a new poll matching up the president and mitt romney and we will tell you about romney's comments on and eliminating government agencies is a tax deductions. for >> investigators are looking into a shooting that occurred on the macarthur off ramp to westbound 580. a white sedan opened fire on a red vehicle killing one person inside and injuring another. at this point the motive is still unknown. as far as we understand the suspect is still at large. >>

j.r. stone is live. >>j.r.: i am right in the heart of the street party.side of the stadium. the shark tank and the distance. these people have been out. with bikers, and several people partying but these people of been the road since 4:00 p.m. getting ready to see some sharks. i have been speaking with these fans and many have gotten their face ready for the game! this is what they had to say. >> we drove from seattle, yesterday. a 14 hour drive. >>j.r.: 14 hours! that could be a random paint job. >> on what to use a furry hat. and i think that that is the theme of today. >> we have to do what we have to do. >> paint. >> yes. and some hair gel. >> and i wanted to go for a shark's fin. >> i am allowing her to do this? >> absolutely! >> i guess that you had to get some pop for-popcorn? >> yes. >> everybody is getting geared up for the game. this was shoulder to shoulder and just about 20 minutes ago we are now getting closer and closer to this hockey puck dropped at 7:30 people are starting to make their way inside. and a lot of excitement out here in san j

>>pam: j.r stone is running as live from outside of the university were class's did resume today. >>was a somber mood to say the least. some >> administrators and students at oikos university in oakland on monday. lucas garcia is an instructor at the university. three weeks ago today he helped his students get out of the classroom when gunfire began to erupt. in total seven people were killed and three injured. the move today is a somber one. 13 students are back even garcia was on short on how to address them. >> i just want to talk to them and make sure they are ok. i want to let them express how they feel. >> glasses for nursing students were not held on monday. they will likely be used to units at college in fremont. >>jaqueline: the fog is a rolling in. here is a look at fog record. as in the to the rest of the morning hours was a clearing in to the east bay. by the leader morning hours it is losing back to the coastlines and still hovering over the north bay. by 1:00 clinging to the north bay and keeping temperatures cool. here is a look at temperatures for tomorrow. >> faceboo

tough in j.r stone has answers your questions. j.r.: this is video of the facility with a cal was tested and confirmed to have mad cow disease. it is 280 mi. southeast of san francisco. the company said the carcass of the cow is currently in quarantine and will eventually be destroyed. on facebook, questions are coming in. one person asked, do i need to watch out for that one burger that would ended all? >> this was a dairy cow, it would not have been slaughtered for meat. could it be transferred into milk? is it killed when it is pasteurized? if >> there are mixed opinions about this. the fda says it can be transferred to milk but neurosciences i spoke to said there is no way to test for that the and although it is in the unlikely, it is a possibility since the disease has been transmitted through sheep's milk. there have been no known cases of transfer through milk. >> is consuming to me, will look cookoff any contaminants? >> it will not. if the be were contaminated, you'd have to cook the beef to a point that you would not be e

j.r. stone is joining us live from the scene of the school massacre. >>j.r.: as we go to the front door, you can see employees and friends of employees. as we speak, they are putting some of the plywood up to cover some of the windows that were broken out in this massacre on monday. >> this woman has a daughter who died on monday. this woman was all tiers. it was a very difficult day for so many people who went inside. we spoke with an english professor about going back inside to the chapel, the back section of the building. >> it is a very difficult fief's e.f. i am filled with sadness. >> off in the distance you are looking at employees and friends of employees of and to put up plywood and cover the glass that was broken out on monday. this is the first time that these employees were able to go back in and go behind the yellow tape to work on the building. >>j.r.: police were searching a trash can, something suspicious at the corner of edgewater drive and a number road, three blocks from where the school shooting took place. they say they have a suspe

j.r stone is joining us live from the restaurant. why is this popular restaurant closing? >>j.r.: it comes down to the health and fire department who say no more. there are a number of violations. look at all of the people out there this evening. look at this line. it goes all the way around the block and then some. we spoke with many patrons who are saddened by what is going on. this is what they had to say earlier. >> i am sad to see that it will close for good. >> i am sad to see go zero ways. costs of >>j.r.: on friday the patrons indulge themselves and one last cantonese feast. >> the restaurant has been open for business for more than 100 years. where else can you walk inside and instantly be in the kitchen? fifth the city has come down hard on the restaurant for health and fire code violations. those i spoke with say they have been coming here for years. rebel but since i was 10 or 11. >> some even risked their job for one last meal. >> i called in sick to come here. you video taping is probably not a good thing. >> out here live this evening, you can see long lines

j.r stone takes us through what happened. >>j.r.: it was a busy evening here in oakland, the police chief announced that the suspect in this shooting case was a 43 year-old asian man who was once a student at oikos university. the video from this shooting scene on monday morning is in tents with officers running every which way trying to diffuse the situation. 35 people were inside. officers fall at least 13 were outside, seven people killed and 34 injured. as for the suspect in the case, the police chief talk about him on monday evening. he fled the area most likely before the first officers arrived. within an hour and a half, investigators are in possession of the suspect's photo and or in route to his home as well as the separate residence of a relative. the suspect is believed to be an oakland resident and surrendered officers. i once offer my deepest condolences to victims and their families. no words can express the gravity of these offenses. >> at this point investigators are still trying to determine what the motive wa

the j.r stone talks with others who say a while our food is safe we may not be in the clear down the road. the >> the esurance we're getting from the usda sound similar to the assurances that we're getting from london to. >> this doctor is a part of a laboratory by a doctor recognized by noble prize for his work on an robocop disease -- mad cow disease in the 1990's. >> at the moment they're looking as though few cows. >> last year the u.s. is tested only 40,000, that was a one out of every 1000 that was tested. this latest case has been called a typical or spontaneous and limited to one cal. that could mean an even bigger danger. >> if you have spontaneous cases in cows and it is quite possible because we get them in people, no amount of a random sampling will be able to cover the ground. the only way to catch it will be to test error cal. if fact >> the san francisco 49ers select a date jenkins, but a wide receiver for illinois. for >> a j jenkins, a wide receiver for illinois fury fans in attendance at radio city music hall. from there he is. he is not a huge wide receiver drift h

j.r stone is joining us with details about the impact this could have. >>gabe: >>grant: the impact is going to be limited to trade with other countries. the usda has been posting on line, sending out e-mail's, anything to get the message out that our food supply is in fact safe. experts say the beast is safe because this was a dairy cow meeting we would not eat that needs and those at the usda said you cannot get mad cow disease through the mill. some disagree and say the possibility is slim but there is no way to test for it. most say trade and export will not be affected. some say we made all longer be the leading export of beef, opinions all over the circle. the main message today is that the food is safe. >> we have taken steps since 2004 to ensure that the types of products from animals could potentially be the cause of mad cow disease in humans are not in the food system to begin with. we have taken out the brain, the spinal column, none of that goes into the food system. i'm very confident that we have a safe supply of food. >> this has been refer

j.r. stoneas at the game in speaking to the fans about the exciting game and the new season. >> we are back! >>j.r.: it was that type of day at at&t park. giants baseball, air jets and fans dressed too impressed. maybe. i had to stop look at these pants! i am the sports editor in vail, colorado i grew up in san francisco. >>j.r.: is this what they wear in and bail, colorado? it is the crowd, the motorcycle the entire crowd got better and better. >> this was brought to me by santa claus. >> everybody is in digging it. >> these look like these were specially ordered or something. >> yes. but this, i paid for this. >> i've not seen in something like that. >> 4 $5, that is yours. >>j.r.: according to the older. it is a shame you were not living back then. >>j.r.: i was back then but there was in the next a sophisticated champagne party. and they definitely want. that meant quite a bit. >> opening day for me is more important than christmas. >>reporter: r. stone, kron4 news. >> to look pretty nice. w

in modesto, j.r. stone, kron4 news. >>pam: a horrible day for the mission district. terisa estacio shows you heavy rain backed up the storm drains with raw sewage. >>terisa: can you see this food? it must not be thrown out. that is because it is been contaminated with raw sewage. it was taken out of this kitchen. the co-owner thomas lacks the is scrambling to deal with this. >> it is not just drying out it is disgusting. >> chemicals are trying to be used. how normally, 40-70 people are here but it is difficult not knowing what we are able to open again. the health department has been here. >>terisa: take a look it this sewage water. circle workspaces have sustained substantial damage several areas. the artists say that this work is not replaceable. >> how much of you lost? >> i would say sfait is difficut to say. with camera equipment, it is difficult to even put a price. >>terisa: these are not replaceable. >> correct. this is not to be able to be replaced. >>reporter: terisa estacio, kron 4. >>pam: this team coverage continues from san francisco. alejandra this is

reporting in concord, j.r. stone, kron 4. >>grant: 10 explosive devices from the bay area. let me show you. this is in fairfax. homemade explosives were found on this baseball field. the bomb squad had to be called in to remove these. yesterday, bottle bombs exploded on the south of st. in livermore. teenagers were arrested. today, molotov cocktails were found at a walnut creek park. jeff bush was there. a closer look at these in dangerous devices. >>reporter: cover cost ocontra a -- showing kron 4 what these was found at walden park and oak root. this was near this oak road with molotov cocktails as the source of this fire. >> both were burning. but one of the bottles had not started yet so it was intact. >>reporter: to whoever did this accessed this area from this whole in this fence. this could be did work of a troubled person. >> either somebody is experimenting with these devices or maybe we have the makings of a serial arsonist. we have somebody who, on impulse is deploying these items. >>reporter: this you tube video shows the damage done by a molotov cocktail. this

j.r stone has the details. : basically those held the board members say that they're going to have a public meeting. this place. have been lines like this down the block. of people waiting. they say they have been coming here for years ended do not mind waiting for food because they are saddened by what has happened. >> it is very emotional. this place has been in my life. >> this the rest on her was run by her family for 30 years. in all departments as the building is on state's high and must close. >> my father is completely emotional. in all honesty, when i walked into the restaurant, i thought i must have come in the wrong door. when you walk in, you immediately walked to the kitchen. it is an atmosphere that she says is one-of-a-kind. some really narrow stairs. being forced to close tonight. rebuild or relocate, just a faint hope that maybe those at the health department will change their mind. >> this place is older than the golden gate. >> many people want to get in before the restaurant closes. there are

j.r stone has been following this story since it broke theory tonight, he explains why we lin of be in the clear just yet. hoofs >> this afternoon i spoke with a narrow scientist to says the big issue here is the testing or lack thereof. last year, 40,000 cows in the united states, one out of every thousand tausan was tested. six cows are randomly tested and if there is a problem they take a look at the circumstances behind the case. officials call this an atypical case. meeting it was spontaneous and ran into this one cal. >> it is impossible for it to be a spontaneous case. her hair testing more cows lick obviously cost more money. >> there are working on a way to warn people in harm's way before the shaking from an earthquake, more on that coming out. >> the secret service scandal, there are new allegations against this fee-for-service and another south american country. and offers, how the bay area shelter will deal with the overwhelming number of adoption request for a dog drag for miles behind the pickup trucks. cut the nfl wrath is under way this. we will find out how they will

j.r stone continues team coverage now. j.r.: as the burial was being held on wednesday in an tap for the father and daughter, i came here to concord to again try to talk with the teen suspect or his parents in the case. they live on this street directly behind me. i heard laughing but as soon as they saw my camera drama the funerals were held today comedy have anything to say? >> nothing to save. >> a door in my face is the only thing i received 15 suspect is not behind bars it is for the concord police department is still busy with this case, waiting on toxicology reports and sorting through his cell phone records. >>justine: it is time for a break as we take a live look outside at our camera shyness conditions in san francisco. when advisers in effect for the bay bridge, golden gate in the richmond center felt. more rather right after this. >>justine: of a quick market at stake, some good news on the stock market, wall street ended its longest losing streak with modest rebounds on all of the market after tuesday's big los

j.r stone is joining us live from santa clara county. fact >>j.r.: and he talked about the divers.ext step is for them to go here to this reservoir directly behind me. the reason they are not out here right now is because, when you look into the distance, you can see the strong current. we're dealing with strong winds. they came out here and it was to windy. water surges are not the only thing they're doing. in this video you can see that today there is also a land search going on with a number of volunteers. but land search was going on near the epicenter of the reservoir. the anderson reservoir is on the east section of the county. the volunteers are basically looking in a wooded areas, looking in bush's the and under trees. i spoke with a number of volunteers who say, deep down we cannot want to find her but she is out there, the family deserves closure. we spoke with a number of volunteers and here is what they had to say. >> she is morgan hill's little girl and needs to be found. >> i have kids of my own. i want help anyway i can. i am hoping today we will find something. >> i

and >>james: j.r stone was there as they broke ground in santa clara for a new stadium for the 49ers fifth >> with that the 49ers broke ground for their new stadium. amidst cheerleaders and the bands, this ceremony was about the 49ers and their new home which is said to be open before the 2014 season. >> there is a lot of work taking place underground. in august he will start seeing this deal go up. >> we hope everyone is stations. there are a lot of affordable options. >> the fifth the 49ers will put in a bid for the super bowl. >> several athletes who will actually be playing in a new stadium stopped by to make sure that the groundbreaking went well. what the players say they're looking for deflate it good weather ed looking for purebred new facility in being close to the team facilities. >> it will make us feel like we have something to play for. we had something to flee for in the past but having aristide, it is going to be really nice. we are not doing it just for ourselves, we're doing it for the fans and the entire community. >> it is very exciting. they put so much into the s

j.r stone has not left yet, still at at&t park. >> who would have thought we would have clear skies and skies and let the neighborhood pubs are still busy as we speak. as the little woman earlier this afternoon, she is not at the neighborhood of any more, she is just as excited about her giants. >> i have a fan since the '70s. carlmont all mahal >> i think she is a little tv sky. >> the santa clause brought me this. this letter is probably older than you. >> these look like they're specially ordered. >> actually, they came from a catalog. anything orange or black, i must have it. >> is the hair color natural? >> it is not, i paid for that. >> sounds like inexpensive outing. >> opening day for me is more and for the christmas. >>grant: better than christmas? that is the close of the night. vern glenn was inside in the midst of the action and he picked up the game. >>vern: the 13th home opener for the giants at at&t park. this one was a beauty. this is the 85th consecutive regular-season sellouts. what a moment for buster cozy from the get go. his first regular season at bat at home. he n

j.r stone spoke with others to save it may not be in the clear just yet. >> the esurance is we're getting from the usda sound similar to the assurances that the u.k. government was giving people 20 years ago. >> this is the neurosciences at ucsf and is talking about mad cow disease and the dangers that it still poses. he is part of the laboratory founded by a doctor who is a recognized with a nobel prize for his work on a mad cow disease in the 1990's. >> at the moment we are only looking at so few cows. >> last year the u.s. tested 40,000 cows but that is only one out of every 1000 cows. this latest case has been called a typical were spontaneous. that could mean an even grander ranger. >> if you have a spontaneous case in cows and it is possible because we get spontaneous cases and people, no amount of random sampling will help. the only way to catch every callas by testing all of them. >> after the mad cow disease of 2003 testing went from 40,000 800,000. that might seem like a big number but it still meant that every one of every 50 cows was being tested. >> this was a well organized

j.r stone is live on the scene..: i spoke with officers within the last five minutes and they said they haven't tried to get a hold of the jets of is believed to be inside the apartment. coffee live in a complex or lived nearby are still not allowed to go home. i want to show you what it looks like in this area, he conceded from officers in the area, this happened around 11:00 a.m., a deputy and another man tried to serve an eviction notice. that was what we heard gunfire. witnesses described hearing between 69 and 20 shots. face a short time later both the deputy and a civilian were dead. there are still a number of unanswered questions. we do not know why something like this happened. we also do not know if the man is even alive at this point. officers are not saying plus serious things are four different swat teams involved. death >>pam: kron4 is tracking the approaching storm. already, the rain into lin has caused deaths. fourth there is more rough weather in store. off in the north bay kof the roof of this did

j.r. stone, kron4.ter: the west coast consumers report said this nonprofit has serious concerns about how the u.s. food supply is being protected from mad cow. specifically how few cattle are tested and how the house are fed. they want to stop the practice of feeding indirect cow remains to cows. that is known how it is spread. charles clifford, kron 4. >>terisa: the response time of 911 calls has skyrocketed!. such as a robbery, rape. a city council member it that these are extremely alarming. she is going to be looking into it but more officers are needed and the city does not have the money. terisa estacio, kron4. >>reporter: rising crime concerns are causing business owners to look at private security. >> burglaries, with this limited staffing of the open police apartment is it is an understood shortcoming. >> if there is some connection between business owners and home owners there could be a real impact. >>reporter: haazig madyun >>reporter: this pedestrian that struck a protest was struck by a --

>>james: a j.r stone was on campus when classes resume yesterday. >> administrators and students areack to school at oikos university in oakland on monday. >> maybe it will help to get together and move on. >> lucas garcia is an instructor. for three weeks ago today, he helped his defense flat out of the cost and when gunfire erupted furious in total, will killed in the three injured. will today was a somber when. 13 students are fact that even garcia was unsure of how to address them. >> i want to talk to them and ensure a are ok. i want to let them express how they feel. i'm just calling to play by year. students were not held here on monday. those are likely to be moved to another college in fremont. >>justine: there are two additional searches planned for this week in the search of sierra lamar. there was a search on saturday although it did not generate new leads. for as rob fladeboe reports, researchers are far from giving the polls. thoughtful >>rob: another week and has come and gone, there is no new evidence in this case of the volunteers say they're not just to give up thei

j.r. stone, kron 4.hill, the search for sierra lamar is entering its fourth week. sheriff's investigators receiving 1200 tips. however not any leading to any significant leads. 500 volunteers this past weekend and more expected this weekend with a $10,000 reward. for information leading to sierra lamar. march 16th was the day she went missing on her way to school. rob fladeboe. >>reporter: and san francisco, the state' of th golde gate-dish states. april 27th. doyle drive. drivers will need to find an alternate route. with that demolition crews working over the weekend. the common detour will be parker city but that is only a two-lane road and is expected to be very congested. juppe bush, kron 4. people 27- april 30th >>reporter: this polka street has a thriving nightlife but that was created a lot of noise with neighbors concerned. business owners met at the library to discuss this issue. with more light and security issues and staggered closing barred times. charles clifford, kron4. >>gabe: the acquisi

after j.r stone struck with the leaders of out fifth francisco earthquake of fairness. >> the pictures of the great earthquakes destruction have been seen before but looking at them again you cannot help but wonder, is the san francisco prepared? it has been 160 years that the 1906 earthquake and its subsequent fires off left an estimated 3000 dead and more than 2000 homeless. the main difference today, the redundancy of the water system. water and water system that officials say is much more advanced than it was when this earthquake hit that caused fires that to death a majority of the city. >> we have both low pressure and high pressure systems and its imitators of water throughout the city. we also have the ability to use the infinite supply which is the san francisco bay. >> the fire chief says there are still definite concerned. >> there are definite logistic concerns. we are a city built on the hills. as well we have water on three sides. access from other jurisdictions may prove to be challenging as well as care and shelter of mass of knots of people. >> the fire chief also talk

reporting in san francisco, j.r. stonewn 4 news. >>> oakland police investigating the city's 40th homicide of the year. >> reporter: the man shot here on 34th at a major thorough fare up the road. you can see the head lights. located on the street is this church. this neighborhood is not exactly the safest neighborhood because you can see businesses have bars over the windows and not just the businesses but also some of the homes. i can tell you that this is the third murder in oakland since saturday and also there was a murder just this past wednesday a couple miles from this location. reporting from oakland will tran, crown 4 news. >>> also in oakland police arrested two men suspected of robbing people in the downtown area. you see their pictures here. they were arrested on sunday on robbery and assault charges. they're accused of robbing two people at knife point in downtown oakland. police say both men were identified by victims. they're looking into the possibilities that they may be responsible for other robberies in

j.r. stone, kron4 news. >>> it's 9:19 this saturday morning.means it's henry time. >> no, it's billy sharp time. billy sharp has written a book about better home keeping. the idea is how to save money, how to be ecological. we'll explain -- coming up on kron4 news weekend. spares >>> behold the lemons, lemons and lavender that's the name of the book by billy sharp. billy sharp, the author of "lemons and lavender" the ecoguide for better home keeping. thank you for joining us. what can you do to a lemon and be more ecological and save money. >> well, the first thing i would suggest is make some lemon bars and make some delicious cakes. and if your white laundry is looking a little dingy, then i would suggest you take a lemon, slice it up, put it in a cooking pot, boil it for ten minutes, take it outside, hang it on the line and let the sun do the rest of the whitening. >> it will be whiter and your clothing will taste better. [ laughter ] >> what about lavender? what can you do with lavender? >> i would say if you are gonna have one essential oi