jackie sissel is live with an update. >>jackie: you can see investigators from the hayward police department still out here at the 2200 block of seventh street in hayward. about 45 minutes ago we got a briefing from the hayward police department. they say around 4:30 a.m. the start receiving phone calls of shots fired. when they got out here, they discovered the body for of the male victim. the medical team pronounced him dead on the scene. right now, there is not a lot more in the way it details coming from the police department, only that the victim is a male in his 20s, a hispanic male in his 20s. they believe that he lives in hayward, that he is from hayward and lives in the hayward area. other than that there is not much more coming from the hayward police department. they say there was a red car in the neighborhood during the times of shots fired but they do not have a description or model or make. details are far and few between. we will pass along any new information as we get it. seven street is still shut down an

jackie sissel is there now. we're still find these together this is the 3 3/5 jackie gamow there is a car and the water at 053 1/5 apparently, someone drove their scarf for one first half and a refuge. fire and police fanned out of the 30 a.m. here if we do not know the fear of death, when i got here, the one with here fear e.f. a word is, they're waiting to load- the drag it out. a lot of people fear if that has been flitting in and out of the third for the last couple of our 50th it is something that you do not see very often. >>darya: even fill with a track leading to the car and water " to barf >> e.f.. if you have a seventh of beef, you know the do not have the deadly drive into the ocean. there if the wall and a couple of hundred yards of beach between you into the water. you can see the tracks leading to the water off. you can see that there are places to get in, you could pretty easily to drive down there. most people divided it's probably a bad idea to, but for whatever reason, the first of the 52. right

jackie sissel is live at the site of the stadium. >>jackie: there is construction going on but not for the stadium. over here is where the stadium is going to be. this is the parking lot of the great america. this is where that $1 billion stadium is supposed to go. a $200 million loan from the nfl. that is basically the final stumbling block that they have gotten over for the financing for the stadium. it is something the nfl has done for other teams. the hope is devastating will be up and running sometime in 2014. the hope is that they can break ground and start the construction process. >>darya: new this morning, a suspect is still on the loose after san jose police say a shooting sent one person to the hospital just after midnight. craig skalar has details. >>mark: this past monday '80s was arrested and charged with committing lewd acts on 23 children between 2005 and 2010. >>darya: we have a statement from susan g. coleman apologizing for the problems caused with them withdrawn funds from breast cancer. >>darya: this just came in

jackie sissel is following the action. >>jackie: it is still very quiet. the day of action is set to get underway in about an hour and a half. protesters and supporters are planning to show up around 8:30 a.m.. these protesters were arrested in the fulfill for saturday 50 if there were 400 arrested during multiple rallies. they are supposed to be arraigned and supporters show up at 8:30 a.m.. that is one of several events planned. after those for raiments they are supposed to walk back down to frank ogawa of plaza in front of city hall and hold a noon rally in support of those protesters chanted do that all over again at 1:00 p.m. for another show of support for more people who are going to be arraigned. right now there are people lining up in front of the courthouse, none of them are protesters orr's supporters. none of them will say if they are a part of that. there is no police presence right now but obviously it is a developing story. >>darya: of course they can gather outside, are they allowed in the courtrooms? >>jackie: we have been into courtrooms

>>mark: more rain to come, jackie sissel is live in center fell with a check on conditions. >>jackie: southbound 101 in the downtown san rafael, as you can see if from the spray coming off of the roadway, it is still raining and has been since around 11:00 p.m. et at times it has been extremely heavy. >> right now i would say the rain is moderate at best, not as heavy as in the east bay, but a lot of this break. grab your umbrella in the drive slower. cut >>darya: we have another view of the rain. >>james: you can see on the radar where it is still coming down. it is still bay area wide. it is not heavy in all spots. it is light rain. rainfall rates are anywhere from a quarter of an inch to a half an inch. the peninsula is slightly heavier. we have some darker green indicating some steady rain fallen along 101 and 880 also seeing some rain. as is light to the north, you'll see it off scattered light rain in the north bay. off 101 heading north towards santa rosa, the rain is a dying out a little bit. all of this is headed to the north and east. expect the wet weather to track

the average nationwide is $3.51 which you will find nowhere is jackie sissel is live with more. >>jackie: i am in san francisco, the price for a gallon of regular hill here is $3.91. january was the highest recorded month ever, this year it was that the reader laugh fast asleep dollars for the fifth 54 since then we have seen gas prices go up fifth if after in california the actual average is $3.83. let's take a look at some of the numbers around the bay area according to aaa. in san francisco, $3.87. it is a little higher than the california average. it is a been as bad news thing. the economy is doing better witness of people are spending more, the demand for gas is up for, that means gas prices go up. oil is hovering around one of about >>mark: here in the bay area, a federal appeals court will hear arguments on a civil-rights group challenged about unfounded actions he ceases of grief the group argues that the ban violates the constitution of disease is treated in caused a sort of drop fat albert of flat fan of the the fifth for her garden, we will be back in a couple of anac

jackie sissel has found a deal. >>jackie: $4.50. this is the most popular state labor in pleasant hill. backed softball to our 10-12 cars waiting to get into this state for it. the gas year is $4.50. fall of >>darya: yesterday at 8 $4.49. it does depend on what grade of gas you get. on our web site with an entire section dedicated to gas prices. if you can find out what stations for returning the cheapest for gas. >>justine: we're getting new information about consumer confidence for the month of february. it one of dramatically from the month before. the increase is being held by consumers assessment of the job market. the surge in bank earnings at the end of last year made 2011 the most profitable time in the banking industry in five years. >>mark: we will be right back as the kron4 news continues. (car horn) paying with your smartphone instead of cash... (phone rings) that's a step forward. with chase quickpay, you can send money directly to anyone's checking account. i guess he's a kicker... again, again! oh, no you don't! take

jackie sissel is taking a look at the s-curve. >>jackie: george was talking about a lack of traffic on the bridge. i can hardly tell how much traffic there is. visibility is less than a quarter of a mile. this is just before the tunnel at yerba buena island in. i spoke with a chp officer about 40 minutes ago who said there are really dangerous conditions. we are pushing a little past 9:30 a.m., normally the fog would have lifted. >>darya: let's talk to erica about how much longer we can expect to the fog to last. tharp when it does give way, we should have some pretty nice temperatures. >>erica: we do expect the fog to clear with the next hour or hour and a half. a high surf advisories in effect until 3:00 p.m.. we can have swells 13-15 ft.. in terms of the fog is breaking up for some of our areas. fairfield and vallejo, of reports of dense fog and to clear conditions. it looks like they have this fog is on highway 101 between petaluma and san rafael. we are still seeing light fog and the south bay as well. in terms of temperatures

jackie sissel is live taking a look this morning. >>jackie: samaras whether it will determine if they will continue with the shutdown. if they proceed will be shut down from a friday-tuesday. if not, they will push the shutdown behind a week. >>darya: it could rain on sunday, it will have the work completed but it is just the paint drying? >> yes. it is really about the painting. there restriking. it is hard to believe that this multibillion-dollar project could be held up. >>darya: stay right here. we give you more weather and traffic than any other bay area stations. cost >>mark: a 15 year old suspected of killing his adopted parents will be in court today for a plea hearing. he has been charged with two counts of murder for the alleged killing of his parents. prosecutors say he will be tried as an adult. his body was discovered in a car outside of their oakland home last month. police say the teen confessed to strangling his parents. the crime may have been motivated by tension over its recent school suspension. >>mark: the ucsf sh

jackie sissel is taking a look at traffic conditions in santa fell along highway 101. the cards towards us are southbound. it does not look like it is raining hard. the >>jackie: the rain has basically stopped out here. still looks like the roadway is starting to dry out. overnight, we saw heavy rain. it rained pretty much all morning long. as i said, it is starting to go away. even if you're driving in the daylight hours, if your windshield wipers are on, you need your headlights on. >>darya: is this area going to get hit again? also, is it's still raining pretty hard near 680? >>james: yes ended is on the move. this is a book from the golden gate bridge. wet pavement and cloudiness of above with rain expected all day long. we are seeing steady rain right now. most of the bay area is seeing a light rain. this is the 680 corridor. we do still see moderate rain falling near danville. by the end of the day, future cast shows we're looking for rainfall totals nearly half an inch in oakland. slightly less in the livermore. not the biggest storm but we will take everything w

foxfire for jackie sissel is at a pleasant held safeway. for $4.50 a gallon. that is a bargain. you can visit our web site, www.kron4.com. we have a resource section there where you can plug in your area and find the cheapest gas. >>justine: this story is just crossing the wire. it has to do with it the new privacy policy at google. french regulators say the policy appears to violate data protection rules. we know that they're trying to change their privacy policies. they're saying that it could violate some of the rules. >>mark: a follow up story in this edition of people behaving badly, we're going to highlight one woman behind the wheel. stanley roberts has her story. >>stanley: this woman is sleeping with an officer not to have her car impounded for 30 days. to fully explain what happened to get her car impounded it is important that we start at the beginning. in richmond on interstate 580, gordon notice to this car with paper plates and find that this was a new purchase. the car appeared to have quite a bit of a visible problems with i

jackie sissel is in san mateo taking a look at roadway's there. n northbound, that flyover is the fly over to the san mateo. that is going fine. after a slow, let morning, the rain is pretty much all gone at this point. the wind has died down and as you said, traffic is starting to move a live update. traffic is still backed up southbound as i said earlier, but not half as bad as it was earlier. >>darya: it was bad earlier this morning and overnight. those that left the house this morning had a different commute than those who are leaving right now. we will have up-to-date information not only during the newscast but always on our web page, www.kron4.com and on our facebook fan page as well. we're back with more in a as well. we're back with more in a couple of (car horn) paying with your smartphone instead of cash... (phone rings) that's a step forward. with chase quickpay, you can send money directly to anyone's checking account. i guess he's a kicker... again, again! oh, no you don't! take a step forward and chase what matters. [ inhales, exhale

jackie sissel is live with details. we are keeping a close eye on this because the weather could change things. >>jackie: the public has been notified and caltrans workers are in place. now, it all comes down to a mother nature. tomorrow is the deadline, tomorrow is the last day they can decide to move forward or not. if they proceed the bay bridge will shut down from friday-tuesday, if not it will be the following weekend. >>darya: as look at this, we were talking yesterday about the project id what they need to do. is there any alternative? >>george: the problem is the paid they are using, it is the striping operation they are concerned about. they have to paid about 20 lanes converging into five lanes. the paved that they use is a special rubberized paid ended need dry pavement with here. it also needs plenty of time to dry. that is the concern about the weather. for your ride on the bay bridge this morning, light traffic at the incline section in here at the toll plaza there is still no backup for delay. the metering

>>mark: a late breaking story this morning, a fire in the north bay of this jackie sissel was one ofirst on the scene fury if fact out here for a while. a fire at a lumberyard is a scary situation. the fire is actually behind the main building. once they got here they discovered there were flames still coming out of the backfield and furious as i said, it was a back the building. there was no lumber stored back there. it was in the contractor service center and the fact of the building. it took about 35-45 minutes to get knocked down. no one was inside the building at the time. their work indoors sprinklers that did damage inside of the main building. it does not look like it will open up any time soon. fiske >>jackie: 101 is in this area, when the crews got here there were flames that were 30-35 ft. high. first >>darya: we want to get enough data on the weather. >>erica: it looks like we're picking up scattered showers around the bay area. most of the wet weather activity is to we did to the north. we will continue to see scattered showers in the north bay. as the advanced the clock

>>mark: we are continuing coverage would jackie sissel live in san rafael with more on weather and trafficonditions there. >>jackie: the rain has let up in the last 45 minutes or so. right now things have lined up a little bit. >>darya: we are waiting for a ruling in the battle over same-sex marriage. this is the voters approved a ban on same-sex marriage. >>mark: on the stanford campus, police are searching for suspects in two different sexual assaults. in one incident the woman says a man climbed into her dorm room through a window and climbed in her bed. >>darya: new information coming from san francisco school overwhelmed by illness. nearly two-thirds of the students at st. ignatius high school in san francisco came down with an oral virus. the 60 teachers and staff were affected. the health department says it spread so quickly because students and vomited on a surface that other kids ended up touching. so far, santa clara county has seen 13 outbreaks. in marin county, 12 outbreaks. the city of santa rosa, 16 cases. most of the dow breaks for seen in nursing homes. >>justine: bp just p

jackie sissel is live at the bay bridge with more. >>jackie: the question right now is whether or not the weather will cooperate. caltrans has for a ton of money into this. crews are getting ready for this close to that is supposed to happen from friday-tuesday morning. it is all predicated on mother nature and whether or not it rains. they cannot do the work they need to get done if the weather does not cooperate. if the weather does not cooperate they will have to push things back one week. a think the people at caltrans are hoping that the rain holds off. the vote is, that the weather will cooperate. >>mark: it looks like a little bit of rain sunday into monday. it will make that call tomorrow. we will let you know what happens. >>darya: we are back with more in a couple of minutes to get you going on this tuesday morning. here's a live look outside right now. , san mateo bridge traffic is light is sunny. a high of 59 today. we will be right back. before >>mark: and appeals court threw out convictions against amanda knox, the prosec

jackie sissel is live and said visits go with the latest numbers. >>jackie: you said it was $3.51 a nationally. it seems like those prices continue, most analysts believe they will see for dollar a gallon gas on average in the united states by may. according to aaa right now the average is at $3.87 in the state of california. that is up 105 in just last week. >>justine: a new car ranking al: owners of 2009 vehicles, they raided brands by the number of problems owners experience. off we will start with cars that had the fewest amount of problems. lexus, porsche, cadillac, toyota and a sign on. if the problems can arrange for installing engines and transmission issues to peeling paint. the worst performers were chrysler, dodge, jeep and a jaguar. the top complaint was excessive wind noise. >>justine: we have a new outlook on california's economy, here are some of the highlights. according to the economic development corporation's annual forecast, california will add right now the state and of limerick is at 11.1%. >> procter and gamble has called off a

jackie sissel is live outside of the 49ers headquarters with war. s was a big part of making the stadium happened. >>jackie: guest. without this, the stadium does not get built. this is the future site of the stadium. this is the great america parking lot where the stadium is want to be built. all and all they're talking about a billion dollars. the 200 million loaned by the nfl is going a long way in this billion dollar project. the hope is that they can start breaking ground and have this great open as early as 2014. that might be a little ambitious but that is the hope. this has been in the pipeline for it of time. >>mark: 200 million from the nfl to help build this $1 billion stadium. >>darya: gop candidates have their eyes on the back. that state's caucuses take place march. romney, santorum and calls to yesterday in reno. round easily and the white house plan would result in the transfer of prisoners from guantanamo he also did damage control yesterday on, that he made about a safety net protecting the four. this comes a day after getting the e

jackie sissel is live in mill valley looking at prices. at my local station gas prices went up 255 overnight. >> you talked about january prices, january was the most expensive january ever for gas prices. now, prices continued to go up. the california average sits at $3.83. it appears as though prices continued to increase. there is some good news and bad as the economy is doing better, that means the demand for gas is up. that is driving up prices. also, the cost of crude oil is right about $100. fifth over the long haul we will continue to see these prices increase. >>darya: a big change is coming to that old favorite this december. da lin tells us what it is and how it is clear to impact drivers. >>da: starting in december he will not be able to pay cash across the golden gate. they are eliminating those toll taker positions to save money. officials say if he did not have a fast track, they will send you a bill for the $6 toll. if you do not pay within 21 days, you have to pay the $6 toll and a $25 penalty. >>darya: 18 was taken into c

>>darya: jackie sissel is live at the school with more on the norovirus outbreak. e a no from the district saying it was most likely the norovirus out here at cleveland elementary. i think they're hoping for a better week this week to what they had last week. on thursday several students came down with a stomach like flu, vomiting and diarrhea and on friday things got even worse. out of three of its 75 students 40 had to be sent home or work at home to begin with. at that point, the school district along with the school out a note to parents for letting them know about this potential norovirus outbreak in what they wanted kids to do is they had any symptoms. they want students to stay home completely. the district called in extra staff and completely scrubdown the entire school. even some of the playground equipment. i spoke with the principle earlier this morning who spoke about some of the precautions. >> social service was here over the weekend wiping down. they made sure all the soap dispensers were filled and we have and sanitizers. most teachers already have t

>>darya: jackie sissel call your taking a look at the roads in san rafael, he said the wind was backingow about now? >>jackie: it is still pretty light. it has let up even more that it had the last time we spoke. there is still a lot of standing water out here but the wind and rain have let up in little bit. about half an hour ago the rain completely stopped. if your voice be driving on a 101 there are some really bad spots. be aware. have your headlights and windshield wipers on. i think we will have a calling for the remainder of the morning. >>darya: as james said the big problem is not in the north bay, is in the south bay where they are getting their share of rain and winds. >>mark: for people of actuated this morning in san jose after a two alarm fire that have the just before 3:00 a.m. thursday, the fire crews arrived to see the roof and attic engulfed in flames. craig skalar is to it is live with an update. >>craig: the fire is out but it was quite a scene at 3:00 a.m. when this duplex went up in flames. here are some pictures from earlier, this is from the battalion chiefs, fro