and let us go to j.r. stone who is in the newsroom. >> as we speak, san francisco general are reporting that there are 10 people in critical condition. that is really some of the biggest and the newest information coming into our newsroom. we tell you that within the last 10 minutes over the two water 90 passengerthe-passengers of290 passengers. in 10 flights redirected to sacramento. i am getting more updates of of aircraft, boeing 777. the plane was 7 years old. and the cahow we are talking about flights being diverted to airports and in the area, oakland, sacramento, san jose. and also, los angeles and even salt lake city. you are looking at some of the aftermath. this is video courtesy of our helicopter parternship with abc 7 news. if we can take this about more time talking about, is if you can see this is the plane with out the back end. also, there is a c e zero of samsung got was on this flight. the many people are thinking about the amount of people. and the andcoo was actually supposed to be on this fl

j.r. stone has the latest. >> reporter: there is no exact hoping date for the eastern portion of the bay bridge. >> when the bolts are in place, they are saying it could be completed by december 10th. >> reporter: there is still work to be done when they are fixed. the bridge will have to be closed for four days to connect the tunnels. >> it isn't the only job on the project. >> reporter: critics say even without the fixed bolts it is safer than the old bridge. that is not a possibility of it opening on time. >> the fix needs to be in place before they can open to traffic. >> reporter: it could open before december 10th if the bolts are fixed on time. the cost is unclear. on treasure island, j.r. stone, kron4news. >> reporter: we had a foggy start today. we saw temperatures warm when the fog cleared. low 90s in antioch. only in the 60s. we look outside at the golden gate bridge and see reduced visibility. we will see fog in the bay area through the north bay and south bay patchy fog in the liver

j.r. stonehat story. >> reporter: survivors are back at their hotel after they saw the wreckage for the first time since saturday. you have an overhead view of what it looked like. you see three charter buses and the people on site. they were there 30 minutes as to what exactly they were doing is hard to say. either going through items they may have lost or to see the site for the first time since saturday. those buses drove by me. you could see survivors with crutches and those with the ntsb sitting in other areas and police escort. out here all is quiet. those survivors are back at their hotel. reporting in burlingame, j.r. stone. >> 6 of the 12 agreed to talk. several were overwhelmed with tears. some flight attendants helped passengers off. one carried a boy off despite her injuries and one put flames out so others could get off the plane. >> i hope for the families who suffered losses to recover as quickly as possible, and they are all in my prayers. >>> the landing gear and tail clipped th

j.r. stone reports from the alameda county jail. >> reporter: john webb is in a jail cell. he was rested several hours before he was booked. i requested an interview on thursday evening or friday morning and requests were denied by the county. webb will face a judge friday afternoon at 2:00. bail has not been posted. if it is, he could be out in a matter of hours. j.r. stone, kron4news. >>> a police officer was charged earlier with requesting and possessing sexually explicit photographs with a minor. we have details on the accusations. >> reporter: the santa clara district attorney's office says he turned himself in, booked, and released on $75,000 bail. he was assigned to the sexual investigations unit. the prosecutor says he was not on the clock when the crimes happened. >> this is atypical. this occurred on line. it was in 2010, fall, and the criminal conduct was in january of 2011 wherein there was a discussion about the minor's age. she was 16. she said 17. he knew she was a minor and still

j.r. stone is live in oakland at the bay bridge toll plaza. covering the westbound commutte into san francisco. j-r whats the latest? >> reporter: p.m., for of here, you are seeing from my vantage for it, pam. >> reporter: even cough you are going to have to it took me from about the financial district to here, it took me nearly 25 minutes. let me show you the detailed portion of the out trip from the financial district to here, and about 30 minutes. j.r. stone, kron 4 news. >> pam: also, we will keep you updated on the latest however, the latest of the occupy moment with haazig madyun having the latest. >> "occupy is threatening to shut down oakland, we're getting tired of this" >> jacqueline: >> reporter: safety is a top priority for residents in oakland's maxwell park neighborhoodas opd gets ready for another round demonstartions planned throughout the weekendhere at this gathering to call for more public safetya call protesters to help keep the city safe as well >> "they should be helping to

j.r. stone? >> reporter: apparently, we have lost his signal from s f o but we will get that back for you. in the meantime, we can tell you the other runway at s f o. it is going to be reopened either later tonight or at the latest at 6:00 a.m., tomorrow. however, j.r. stone is now joining us. what are the updates on those times for the >> reporter: runwayreporte the t director is the one that was talking that it would open in the next one hour. at the latest, 6:00 a.m., saturday morning. you see directly behind me, and also, some of those workers. we are under the understanding that there were so many people taking pictures. that it was a safety hazard. this is video showing the actual crash of asiana flight 214 on saturday. i had a chance to go on the actual run away. this is what is left. the ntsb investigators are gone. the remnants have been taken off the runways and already they have replaced asphalt. and even the rocks with a new painting. the cleanup began at 6:00 p.m. and ended at 6:this

on treasure island j.r. stone kron 4 news. ha >> jacqueline: it is to the low clouds already making their way to the bay area. here's a concurrent temperature still warm with a decrease in antioch. 77 and 69 in san jose. so here is with chicken expect tonight the fault returned nearly but the bay shore spirit fall through the north to that in our inland valleys and south bay. warmer conditions for inland valleys. cooler temperatures are ahead by the end of the week wound up in store with ericsson forecast coming up. >> pam: , next + the jurors some of trial continues today in florida with a look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally's. have you ever sat on a plastic covered couch? [ kids cheering ] you're missing a good game over here. thos

kron 4's j.r. stone has details. >> two men tried to break into this neighborhood and the children called their mother appeared >> the job caught her mom and said monday there to get guys try to get into the house. i tell them to call now 11 and i hung up and call a halt 911 and i came home. >> thus the mother speaking >> the would-be burglars made it inside the garage and was probably scared off by the 100 lb. doberman pincher dog appeared >> in hayward j.r. stone kron4 new spirit >> a novato pizzeria still open tonight, even though a car crashed through the front of the building this afternoon! it happened at this restaurant on novato boulevard around four p-m. gear- in- gelli pizzeria was only a half- hour away from hosting a private party for a group of 60. three people inside the car were injured. but are expected to be o-k. the structure was not significantly damaged - mostly the large front window. even though the party was cancelled, they're still serving pies tonight. bay area commuters are now

and will have that coming up at 5:30 j.r. stone, kron 4 news. >> pam: and continuing our team we go live now to kron 4's charles clifford. he is live at the marin county fair. where a fireworks show is now just hours away. charles? >> reporter: yes. the marin county fair started yesterday. and it continues through thursday and sunday. there is a lot of food. this year is education theme. and of course a battle start collecting, the all-star battle star galactica and the wailers, the pointer sisters, eddie money and the nitty gritty dirt band. among others... we will have the special fourth of july fireworks celebration it is very hot in marin county. we will have more coming up. charles clifford, kron 4 news. >> several options for seeing fireworks throughout the bay area thursday night. the biggest display will be in san francisco at pier 39. other fireworks shows.the berkeley marina's always popular.maybe more-so this year in the absence of bart. further east.in concord.fireworks at dave brubeck park. at san jose municipal stadiu

j.r. stone kron4 knees. kron 4 news. >> reporter:assuming bart is still striking tomorrow service to and from oakland, if you go out the concord brett park has a big show there. san jose municipal stadium has the show right after the giants game. santa clara fireworks and a central part. putting on the show right there leo ryan park in the north bay 7 phil always having well attended this plight. a. well unattended display. more displays, bam right there! we have recovered it is the owning local live show in the bay area. bringing you the biggest and best fireworks from pleasant hill 9:00 right here on kron4. brubeck park. at san jose municipal stadium after the san josesanta clara fireworks aton the peninsula.foster city display. 9:15, 9:20 or 9:30 tomorrow night. hill and san francisco. >> pam: coming up-- >> pam: strike. has been trying to forecast. >> pam: jacqueline. everyone hoping for clear skies for the it look like? >> jacqueline: fireworks should have clear skies for fireworks. as we look at our cu

>> pam: unions in bart management struggle as they negotiate to try to find common ground kron4 j.r. stoneatest contingency plan to be put in place in case of another strike. longue ferry lines in part boat spiritboston bombing victim: >> i'm holding for the best but we need to start preparing for the worst. >> reporter: however spokesperson john goodman says there is a a limit when using series. >> you only have so much capacity in oakland and alameda. and then of course that francisco you have everyone's boats as so much capacity there. >> reporter: casual car pooling and chief alternative to and from the city. >> other cases for to go in afternoon a lot of willing passengers, but too few of willing drivers. >> reporter: bart used up most 79 charter bus is a day for five different stations. there is talk about upping that number but serving reserving of additional buses is expanding and more money >> pam: they are looking at contingency plans? who talks for the writers in the public? >> the governor is keeping quiet about the spirit and likely will for some time. he would like both sides

live in oakland j.r. stoneon 4 news. >> pam: while bart workers continue to campaign for more money, a new study suggests they make more than other transit workers in the region. out of the top 25 government agencies in the bay area, bart transit workers easily outpaced them all in terms of salary. the union says the average worker makes over 76 thousand dollars. muni workers come close -- making close to 74 thousand. >> pam: but the average worker for all the other transit agencies in the area make less than 70 thousand dollars. and as for government agencies, the average worker for the city of san francisco makes over 74 thousand dollars. but that's as close as they come. think of it this way. the average bart worker makes almost *double what the average worker for the oakland city school district. we asked one union representative about the report. she said it's untrue. >> pam: bart said today. that it can give the unions the raises it wants. but would have to raise ticket prices in response. bart says it wo

. >> reporting live in oakland j.r. stone kron 4 news. >>continuing our team coverage. tonight's vigil. ralliers also showed up the residents. kron 4's philippe djegal joins us live from the scene >> a shoving argument broke out between several man at tonight's candlelight vigil for the eight year-old girl. >> now with that part of thephilippe? alaysha's family members are shocked by the tragedy.saying they can't believe something this senseless could happen. they say she was a beautiful future. ".offering to help" her stepfather says she was an honor student. alaysha was about to start the third grade at fruitvale elementary school. members of the community say they're sickened by this senseless violence - a gardener who works in the neighborhood says he saw the little girl her every week on her way to school. >> ". what people are involved in." released a statement on the tragedy. saying "we should all be be so callous, so cold-hearted, to shoot into a room of children and their grandmother. we will all keep the family in our prayers and wish for their quote. stay wit

j.r. stone, kron 4 news.es: we will continue to follow that story as we expect more lawsuits to be filed. we will take a quick break and return it with more in just a minute. >>james: 440 is the time. we arewatching wall street this morning. futures trading is mixed this morning with the dow up and the nasdaq and s-and-p 500 down. traders appear comforted by soothing words from the federal reserve chairman, ben bernanke. he says the central bank had no firm timetable for cutting back on its bond purchases and that pushed the stock market slightly higher yesterday. here's a look at the closing numbers. the dow climbed 18 points. the nasdaq rose 11 and a half points. and the s-and-p 500 rose nearly five points. opening bell is at 6:30. senators are ready to offer students a better deal on their loans this fall, but future classes could see higher interest rates. the senate could vote as early as today on a bipartisan compromise that heads off a costly increase for returning students. the compromise would be a r

kron 4's j.r. stone brings us the latest details. > >j.r: the policy is now rent-a-center just one week after sat francisco firefighter michael quinn from station one was accused of not only drive and a fire truck a drug but crashing it into a motorcycle or f-15 howard which left the person in serious condition. only two people have failed those tests in the past nine years but >> you don't get any member every year although some members get tested to three or four times because an outside agency. >>j.r.: means not everyone has been tested and this most recent case, 43 year- old michael quinn might not have ever been tested had it not been for the accident. stilwell, the fire department's stand by their tests. >> these are legitimate random tests. there are two investigations going on in this case. office investigation. and a police department criminal investigation. the fire department investigation could take 2 to 3 weeks to complete. and there is no word as to how long the criminal investigation could

j.r. stonevideo. >> reporter: first, they say that they made nine trips to other cities. but let me show you what exactly happened and we will take it slow. you can see the plane coming close to the sea wall and very close to the wrong way. as that plane approaches let me phrase it right to the point where there is a crash. you can see the cockpit and hill is very low. it shows you what happened. a short time later, the telecom's offer. and it just stops you can see all of the debris that is making its way. and let it going. and it keeps on going down the runway. you can see the wing is up in the air. the back of the plane is-the tail. it is still going. it at this point does not flat. >> this continues to slide across the infield at this point you can see the dirt and the debris going in the air it will eventually come to a stop. >> this news conference the did not realize that anything was going on until seven seconds before the impact. then they spoke about increasing the speed and even abort

. >> this is j.r. stonen 4 news. >> on monday morning ferry says that they tripled their commuters to brad the ferries each day. >> they added extra ferries number there are eight very separate day today there were 11 which was a big increase. >> this evening there were long lines here in san francisco with people trying to get on the ferry and people had to wait on a second ferry because they were filled to capacity. >> in san francisco charles clifford kron 4 news. >> right now we do have a bart spokesman on the fall ricin. >> how could we get both the union and management back to the table to negotiate?. the stock lost rick rice again on the phone. >> there is a problem with the connections and will try later to get him back on the fall appeared >> of a great way to follow this bart story is on the kron 4 news web site. you see this section that says bart on strike and it will have all those stories and up latest updates on the bart strike in the bay area today. >> you can also tweet us about the strike i

live in burlingame, j.r. stone kron 4 news. >> catherine: the ntsb investigation is focusing in part on the two teenaged girls who were killed. the 16-year-olds were good friends.and came from an affluent coastal province in eastern china. their parents flew into sfo last night.and they had a briefing from the coroner. >> catherine: one of the many disturbing questions being investigated. did one of the two girls actually survive -- only to be run over by an emergency vehicle? we were told today that it could be a week or more before we know the answer. but let's take a closer look at this video shot by a witness. taken in the first minutes after the crash. again -- it could be days before we know if in fact - one of the victims was killed in the chaos -- run over by an emergency vehicle. and all now to scotts valley where >> pam: more survivors of flight 214 are talking about their narrow escape. eliott stone, his mother, father, brother and two of his students met with reporters outside his martial arts studio >>

j.r. stone kron 4 news. allowed until the investigation is completed. >> i was horrified because we have a 9 month old baby and could easily been on a flight after being up country for almost 80 years. >> woonsocket wreckage and saw how much those people must of suffered. the good fortune and a shining honest. >> i just think got this some kind of guardian angels succeeded and we were not allowed to book that flights hard to get that flight in your action discipline meant that we did not get on that flight. >> pam: and new tonight at 8-- pictures emerging of one of the flight attendants on board asiana airlines flight14. carrying passengers on her back. you can see the flight attendant taking the injured away from >> pam: the ntsb investigation is focusing part of its investigation on the two teenage girls who were killed. fire officials acknowledged that one of their trucks *might have run over one of the two teens killed. the 16-year-olds were good friends. and came from an affluent coastal province in eas

the j.r. stone kron 4 news. >> reporter: the california highway patrol released the 911 calls this afternoon. the california highway patrol said is started receiving 911 calls for march 11th 29 saturday morning just moments after the crash. >> reporting a airplane crash at s f o. >> reporter: hello >> hello i we are and staffers is gold airport and we just reported a plane crash in their lot of people that need help. >> airplane just crashed upon landing. >> reporter: >> there is an element out here on the runway in she is pretty much burned on the head and we death we pretty much do not know what to do. >> reporter: those calls seem to paint a picture of how the first responders responded but fuel went out on the tarmac while we know several people were ejected and nine injured on the ground. astros clifford kron 4 news. >> pam: onto the flight deck of a boeing triple=7. let you see what the pilots of flight 214 saw as they approached runway 2=8 left at sfo on saturday. >> pam: switches and control

both the unions will be back here tomorrow morning reporting live in oakland j.r. stone crawford new spirit >> pam: >> pam: here is what some had to say. >> if they defied financing in other places. >> the economy is not good for everyone and every single penny counts. >> you pay a lot to get over here for the east bay ethic to pay $4.80 dollars total as a lot already. >> the consumer seems to".pay for everything!". >> pam: also today, bart parking increases are taking affect at two stations. the price to park at west oakland is now five- dollars- and fifty- cents. and at the mcarthur station -- the new fee is one- dollar and fifty- cents. parking costs at both of those locations. are up half- a dollar. the >>the new eastern span of the bay bridge is not supposed to be ready until december. but, word tonight. there is a slim chance the roadway could be ready before then. engineers are currently working to replace 32- broken bolts with a network of cables. crews also plan to install metal plates for more support they say, those plates would make the structure strong enoug

the j.r. stone kron 4 news. the >> catherine: happening right now-- there's a wildfire in has forced evacuations. it's in rural riverside county. and started around two this afternoon. more than two dozen homes with an animal sanctuary. about a thousand acres have burned and some buildings it's happening around the community of mountain center. the fire is only about 5% contained >> catherine: ahead at eight. a jewelry store heist in the east bay is caught on camera. thieves got away with. also - the n-t-s-b closes it's on-site investigation into the plane crash at sfo. >> catherine: new details ahead. for over 60,000 california foster children, having necessary school supplies can mean the difference between success and failure. the day i start, i'm already behind. i never know what i'm gonna need. new school, new classes, new kids. it's hard starting over. to help, sleep train is collecting school supplies for local foster children. bring your gift to any sleep train, and help a foster child start the school y

s f o kron 4 news j.r. stone spirit >> jacqueline: high temperatures to that list is to allow us to where we should bring the average temperature lifted listed on the right. concord a decrease both shore which should have been a pyrrhic we still have coup plot cooler weather for the next several days and more on that coming up. >> pam: also ahead tonight to run in a dili high-speed train in spain in with the driver was doing at the time of the crash. loss' >> pam: plus: the verdict is in for the former intelligence analyst who supplied hundreds of thousands of pages of classified government documents to wikileaks. and an inmates daring escape from jail is caught on camera. in the south bay. >> reporter:mosquitoes in several zip codes in san jose are tested positive for west nile virus. >> reporter:here now is a look at where the mosquitoes were found. and the area was treated. >> reporter: were found in the berryessa area. >> reporter:ground fogging for the mosquitoes is scheduled for this thursday starting at 11

. >> reporter: reporting live in several cisco j.r. stone kron 4 news. >> catherine: hi jay are just a quick question not a bit police presence tonight? >> reporter: not the presence we sing and other cities when things have gone wrong maybe a dozen at one time or another very scattered because this was a peaceful protest cannot tonight catherine >> catherine: downtown businesses in oakland are cleaning up -- yet again. that's after a 3rd straight night of protests. against the verdict in the zimmerman trial. hundreds took to the streets. this is video from our helicopter partnership with a-b-c seven news. at one point a crowd blocked interstate 8-80. police say 9 people were arrested. >> catherine: vandals badly damaged an oakland restaurant during the protests last night. it's called "flora" -- on 19th and telegraph. one of the windows was shattered. and there's graffiti that was spray-painted. a waiter was standing outside trying to protect the restaurant from more damage. and a protestor hit him on the head with a hammer. he was blooded

reporting live in oakland, j.r. stone, kron 4 news. >> pam: on the san francisco side of the bay bridge. commuters weren't happy, either. as our john fenoglio found out. >> reporter: continuing our coverage, on second street and bryant street. a bit better but earlier, a round drive time people were trying to get home from work and other areas from the bay. showing this have the on ramp. this closure only happen for about 30 minutes but given these factors it was a nightmare! we spoke with those commuters and this is what they said. >> the traffic is terrible! can you believe it!? get off the bridge. >> it is ridiculous. >> it is a prelude to another part strike. another-bart strike. >> back out here live, this is a prelude. kron 4 news. >> pam: and the suspicious device near the bay bridge wasn't the only thing holding up traffic. how about adding several concerts? one, with two of the biggest acts in the entertainment business -- jay z and justin timberlake - at candlestick park? kron-4's charles clifford is live near t

grandmother shot as well appeared to line no suspects have been named or no rest have been made j.r. stoners said they are shocked to hear that a young girl lost allies won a gunman opened shops and fired into apartment. the >> >> here at the courthouse and martinez two more men convicted in a gang rape of a 60 year-old girl back in 2009 outside richmond high school, a homecoming dance are convicted of forcible rape. >> they both face 27 years to life. sentences is scheduled for august 15th. >> the night of the zimmerman verdict a waiter at this restaurant came out and was hit in the head. >> come upon 9:00 we will hear what this man has to say and about how he is doing and how he wants to just move all his life. >> in san jose eradication efforts on the way for the guava fruit fly supply appeared >> dubois barfly poses a huge threat to califobut while a home prices are shooting way to wake up appeared >> the bay area medium home price was set up in june compared to one year ago appeared >> the average bay area home now sells for $555,000. the allie >> here is stanley roberts who found som

kron-4's j-r stone was there. j.r., this was somewhat of an awkward press conference.ndex of stories... >> reporter: the c-e-o of the airline -- young-doo yoon -- made a very quick trip to san francisco. he arrived yesterday to a media circus, and is set to leave today. that's two days quicker than he was scheduled. yoon met with the crew and n-t-s-b officials. no information was released on what was said. >> reporter:meanwhile, the cancellations at s-f-o remain. the duty manager at the airport says 42 flights in and out of the airport have been cancelled for today. that means -- since monday -- over 150 flights in and out of s-f-o have been cancelled. arrival delays are averaging 30 minutes to an hour. anyone heading there for a flight or to pick up someone is asked to call the airline to get updated information. >> pam: the opening of the new span of the bay bridge the late. here is the latest the delay is mainly due to the of the year of the anchor ross that stabilizes on the pier. as for the boats there are 32 that still need to be retrofitted. as it stands, constr

j.r. stone>> pam: yester day that number was 7500 and today charles clifford is live at the kron at the ferry building more or fewer people tonight? >> reporter: quite a few more people than yesterday's with long lines and an able to get on the ferry because it has been filling out so quickly actually those numbers you just mentioned were for the morning ryder spirit the overall numbers tripled on average to about 17,900 yesterday it. center cisco bay ferry says they will keep the fear is for the extended hours on strike. trolls clifford kron 4 news. >> pam: that's where kron- 4's jeff bush is. and jeff -- those shuttles were at capacity early this morning. is it going to be as bad we are >> reporter: hearing reports of and now work to an hour and a half wait time. to get to their destination. people were telling me that they had come in this morning and took two hours from berkeley and that trip on bart would take about 25 minutes. kron 4 news. >> pam: finally tonight both sides are back to the

news within the next 30 minutes j.r. stone kron 4 news. >> catherine: people throughout the bay area and beyond are still protesting the not guilty verdict of george zimmerman. >> catherine: here's the latest. >> catherine: thousands have rallied in places like new york, chicago and miami. most of the rallies have been peaceful. but two have had violence -- both in california. in los angeles, six people were arrested after protesters threw batteries at officers, and blocked an on-ramp to interstate 10. in oakland, no arrests have been made public, but vandals smashed the windows of restaurants and other businesses, and even threw rocks at police. >> catherine: another rally is getting oakland. there's obviously hope that it stays peaceful.. kron-4's dan kerman is live near city hall. and dan -- are people starting to gather? >> reporter: people are trickling and but right now pretty empty. uc several police officers for just right there. what can tell you is going on is boarding up. just across the street at the chase bake at

j.r. stone is following the story with more on july 4th commuting. >> reporter: they are on a sunday schedule meaning just three bus lines. and a- c transit buses will be running every 30 to 60 minutes to and from u-s berkleley, oakland and east oakland into san francisco's transbay terminal. >> reporter: oryx several options when it comes to watching fireworks with the biggest display at san francisco at assuming is bart is still striking tomorrow. eight extra ac buses to mount managing the fireworks transit. the berkeley marina, always putting on a display. father east and concord you have fireworks and south bay in san jose municipal stadium. after the giants game. santa clara fireworks will be going off at central park on the peninsula. putting on a show at leo ryan park right there. mean what up day of north bay at the milan county fair. most of the shows will start at 915, 920, or 930 tomorrow night. the dollarstill to come. >> pam: still to come kron-4 gives you a first hand look at the m

is already open the work of be done and then it will be open reporting live on treasure island j.r. stonenews. >> pam: and other top story the crash there is a live picture of the wreckage still on the tarmac. the sfo is now open was sluggish traffic. we'll be back we're new to town.ells. welcome to monroe. so you can move more effortlessly... we want to open a new account: checking and savings. well we can help with that. we tend to do a lot of banking online. you play? yeah discover a mobile app that lets you bank more freely... and feel at home more quickly. chase. so you can. having necessary school supplies can mean the difference between success and failure. the day i start, i'm already behind. i never know what i'm gonna need. new school, new classes, new kids. it's hard starting over. to help, sleep train is collecting school supplies for local foster children. bring your gift to any sleep train, and help a foster child start the school year right. not everyone can be a foster parent, but anyone can help a foster child. anarchy meets order. working with at&t, doctors set up a broa

it lies in severs is called j.r. stonews. >> catherine: during the protest a man was injured. the one of our top stories beginning at kron 4 justine waldman she has more of the waiter that was hit on the head by a hammer. >> reporter: this is floor up and was badly damaged during the rally graffiti and smashed windows with a waiter beaten in the head with a hammer tried to protect the restaurant from more vandalism. >> reporter: he wants an explanation from the chief of police on how they handled the recent protest. >> i am going to when i see three to six officers watching people vandalism committed vandalism they need to respond to what happened and i'm going to hold him accountable. >> reporter: other big story here in oakland. the family reported kidnapped cobbler topped all our daphne whap disappeared aft without a trace last wednesday. the plan to hold a vigil on a wednesday night. daphnes mother was here but she did not speak. there was a restraining order against daphne's mother can't weather because of the drug co

>>kron 4's j.r. stone was there with the cabbies who are upset about uber, lyft, and sidecar -- competing ride services they say are taking a slice out of their profits. >> reporter: pure pandemonium outside of san for a cisco city hall. >> we have to pay big money for licenses and and have to be fingerprinted. sidecar has nothing! >> these people have families to feed and so what do they get out of it? >> reporter: to say that the cabdrivers were upset that will be an understatement. >> this guy's so your bowl and regulate in cannot regulate the other's part. >> reporter: cabbies refusing to move from the intersection. >> this is the opposite of what should be happening at understand why but i and hissed at the cabdriver's because i cannot even go anywhere! >> when you get into a fender benders and they receive a whiplashed end we have no assurance? how will that feel? >> >> reporter: this california utility commission issued a proposal on regulations to that, you have a chance to vote on that proposal in

stone spoke with the victims grandmother. he joins us live in oakland. new tonight at 8-- >> reporter: j.r.e last 30 minutes i will also spoken with the victims. the eight year-old mother who is still cannot believe what happened behind me at thi th-apartment. some of these items that have been left in memory of this vigil. i spoke with the grandmother earlier also is torn up about what happened to. >> my daughter called me. she said that she got killed and i was shocked! i could not believe that my was gone. i could not believe that my was gone. (sobbing) >> reporter: what to do think about what happened? >> we were going to bake a cake. and she is not here. that is all we did was bake cake. and making of kool- aid, and everything that was my world. i think that she was killed as a message. i think that somebody knows something. i think that she was supposed to be at that house. and she wanted to and send a message. my grandbaby, an innocent child. she had nothing to do with what's going on and i want them to come forward to take responsibility of my grandbaby. >> reporter: you are looking

stone is live outside the coliseum. to tell us how the strike is affecting fans getting to the game? j.r.? >> reporter: some of those cars out there all of the parking lots are open which are not usually open but that is with a stick to help out the situation in regard to bart. >> terrible, you rely on bart so you do not have to pay the parking and stand in line to get in and out of the parking lot. i wish bart will pay me back fare is their right? >> it's tough to walk around and he used the torah. it is just an inconvenience for everyone. great for aids because they are making money on parking lots. they have to get together and work on this spirit >> i think that they will get within me from this strike from the strike but a lot of people are suffering from the strike. >> reporter:the giants on the short end >> pam: of a no-hitter in cincinnati. kron four's grant lodes joins me now with the story. >> reporter:it's been a rough month or so for the giants and it got worse tonight.for the first time in ten years the giants failed to pick up a single hit. >> reporter:homer bailey tossing hi