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jeff got slaughtered by the establishment when he tried to do it. what is different than what you're trying to do? is it greater awareness. anything the citizens of the city can do to help you get this over the hump? you got the full scope of employees. are we dealing with fire and police as well as bus drivers, people in parks and rec? can you put a little bit of flesh on the bones on what you intend to do with pensions and how the public can help you get there. >> let me just say that obviously pension reform is one of the biggest topics in city hall right now and something i think we're all focused on, not only on the board but particularly mayor lee. that is one of the things he talked about in first coming into the office. thanks for the question. it's on top of everybody's minds. with that, mayor? >> thank you. it's a very complicated system that has evolved over many, many decades. it's a privilege for me being the nonpolitical mayor who's not running for office to say we're going to fix it for the long term. i get to do that. i get to let th

jeff all soaking wet.rence on the other end of the arena. >> reporter: good evening, on the other side of the tank, these two teams played each other over 100 times, the sharks and kings have, 110 to be exact. but never before in the postseason. let's take you inside tonight, the sharks arriving to the tank with confidence. the captain ready to start the journey for the holy grail, lord stanley's cup. thumbs up from joe thornton. we always see the players arrive with a cup of coffee. tonight, one of those nights you don't need a jolt of joe. these two teams always play each other tough. don't expect too many surprises. just a hard-fought pacific division battle here in the postseason. >> l.a. are one of the hardest working teams in the league. really like to shut down defensive end. they wait for you to make mistakes. that's when they pounce on you and create turnovers and score goals. we know everything about them. they know us. we just need to stick to our game plan. >> excited. you've got the fans. play

thank you, jeff. let's check out woods.ar-old leads the master's going into today's final round. and the giants pull off a last-inning win against the cardinals after picking up their world series rings. here's rick quan with your sunday morning sports. >> good morning. the giants home opener on friday featured the rays of the world championship banner a dramatic 12 innings victory but last night they may have topped themselves. before the game they received their world championship rings. the pitcher jaime garcia put his best to put a damper on the situation. he gets pat burrell for a strikeout. and cain had help from his defense, colby rays husband with the pop to center. tejada drifts back, fights the wind and makes the catch. san francisco took a 1-0 lead in the fifth. mark derosa drops a base hit in front of berkman and brings home burrell. but they tie and take the lead in the 7th. rasmus with his first home run of the season. it was 2-1, cardinals. down to their last out, the giants had two on for tejada, who sends t

>>jeff: in oakland, jeff pierce kron 4 news. >>brian: apertures dropped today compared to what we've had. in fact, we barely made it into the '70s this afternoon. fairfield 72, low to mid 60's by the bay. san jose 66, yesterday we were 84 degrees so a big drop of nearly 20 degrees in just one day. everybody was down about 10 to 20 degrees today. tomorrow or by sea temperatures about the same. these cooler readings due in part due to the weather system here. it brought some clouds and a few sprinkles. it is now pushing off to the south. the butchers will be chilly tonight. tomorrow, sunshine, mild temperature, breeze winds tomorrow. we do start to warm this temperatures back up again for monday. in the meantime, cool tonight, and mid to upper 30's in the north bay if valleys with clear skies, low '40's east bay valleys and mid to upper '40's near the bay. i will let you know more about the forecast later on. >>vicki: police are still searching for two men who attacked a giants fan and outside dodger stadium and left him hospitali

>>jeff: in hayward, jeff bush kron 4 news. officials from the hayward school district did not want to go on camera, but they told kron 4 that the district is working with police and has scheduled an emergency board meeting at that meeting, the number one item on the agenda will be school safety. the meeting is set for april the 27th. >>jacqueline: live look upside from the golden gate bridge, clouds have not lifted it all. the visibility not fit on the bridge. you can even see the bridge towers with a dense fog hugging the coast. storm tracker 4 radar, it's easy to see why were seeing fog. the winds are coming from the west, and the clubs approaching the coast line. cloudy conditions tomorrow throughout the bay and much cooler temperatures. current conditions, only cool along the coastline where we've seen fog and clouds. inland, temperatures in the low seventies also 70 degrees now, upper 60s for the south bay. that will change tomorrow. increasing cloud cover expected tonight, not just along the coast but throughout the bay

would you welcome jeff guinn. [applause] i want today begin -- i wanted g to begin by giving each of these writers an opportunity in brief fashion which is very difficult to do to say why they wrote this particular book and why under read it, why -- why you should read it, why it's important to read. stephen, let's begin. >> oh, thanks.e people all over the country go to the grand canyon, and you walk into the main hotel, and you see a painting on the wall of somebody called fred harvey.e i came a long way to do that,ed and i had that experience with my wife about 20 years ago. it turns out who the hell is fred harvey which is a question people have been asking for a long time is a great way of asking about the history ofrica america. fred harvey, turns out, ran the first chain of anything in america. he owned the restaurants and hotels and, basically, c severallized the american west. his story had never been taken seriously journalistically before, and i was lucky enough o not only to be able to recreate y busin

the >>jeff: need to deal with the of the crisis the city faces. councilman for reflected on the resolve this murder presents to the city. >> it's one of those crime you cannot let go on self. with the door job and put these people away. otherwise we will be there for the people. >>jeff: reporting live, kron 4 news. >>brian: sunny skies today but cool and windy this afternoon. we have those winds topping 30 m.p.h. at times. breezy tonight as well. readings caught up to the upper 50s and low to mid 60's all the way up to 67 degrees in santa rosa. the numbers below average but still a lot warmer than what we had yesterday. a warming trend in place about 5 to 10 degrees warmer than the temperatures today. tonight is going to get cold once again for the evening, tomorrow morning especially for the north and east bay, birdies on tap all the way down to 35 degrees in santa rosa, '40's bayside with partly cloudy skies for tomorrow. readings about the same as what we had today, no big warmup is in sight for the next three to four days. more temperatures in

hello, jeff. >> hey there, raj and jessica. the wind is really kicking up out here, we're right on the edge and you can see it's relatively quiet, not too many out here right now, but with the wind kicking up, we hope we'll get lucky and catch a splash hit tonight. 55 so far since the park opened in 2000. otherwise, though, absolutely sunny skies out here. let's get a look at that forecast as we head throughout the next couple of hours for this game. it will be staying mainly clear here for the start of the game. but the clouds starting to gradually build, and we'll also have temperatures into the low 50s. so not a bad game forecast here, as the giants come back on the home turf. of course as you just heard in jodi's package there just before the giants and the dodgers back on field tonight, this is the first time they have been on the field with the dodgers at at&t park since that attack on bryan stow. we'll have a live interview you with american medical response, it's somebody working with them tonight, and how the giants ar

from people who don't understand basic of the nominee jeff if i can go to you. structuring is. granted there are so many ways we could restructuring the restructuring is nonsense we want to avoid a situation where ten or twenty or thirty years from now with we have a huge year all the revenue is growing and we're borrowing from abroad the prime and medicare and we want to avoid a situation where we might be forced into a draw for. twenty years from now the idea that there is any chance of a restructuring you know within the next few years i'm sorry is just nonsense i don't understand why and i thought i was saying that yes yes it's a serious problem yes we should address that and there's all kinds of ways we could address that they're politically very costly very dangerous the politicians don't want to say them but you know it's if we had. gotten a value added tax or greenhouse gas emission permits together with steps that many of us are proposed to slow the rate of growth of spending in taiwan and had to trim defense spending in addition to the nest expanding to a little bit a

my buddy jeff.buddy. >>> if you're planning on getting away this summer with your shades there are six essential questions that can help make sure your vacation stays stress free. here with what you're supposed to ask about is cbs news travel editor peter greenberg with some great questions, i should say, i'm reading over these, and they are some fascinating stuff. >> they're really essential questions. because if you don't ask them, your vacation is going to be messy. >> and it puts you way ahead of the game. the first being, never -- everybody wants to know if the flight is on time. don't ask if the flight is on time. ask what the aircraft's number assigned to your flight is. >> right. when you go to the airport you look at the departure board. that's your first mistake because the departure board hasn't told the truth since 1947. if the airlines were in the shipping business they'd show the "titanic" as on time. the only reason why i look at the departure board is to see what gate your flight is

>>jeff: be think your son was beat up? >> in my eyes from what i have seen, it seems to be a little bit of a hate crime my son is latino. >>jeff: she said the high number of fight video shows the problem has been going on for a while. and that the superintendent and president of the board of trustees and neither one wanted to go on camera, they said the issue of violence is being addressed in this is the problem is not as bad as it seems. and there's a special board meeting on the 27th on the issue of violence on campus will be the number one item. reporting live, kron 4 news. >>pam: police in the north bay are on the lookout for suspicious person who tried to lure young girls into his vehicle. it happened to on monday afternoon. police say the man targeted and 11 year-old girl. she got away. police detective describes what happened. >> we received a record of 11 year-old girl who had come home from middle school, she got off at the bus stop and was on her way of walking home when a man and a lack of fan, cold alongside he

>>jeff: this one time show will be very temporary.e people who do make it on april 23rd saturday night, are the ones fortunate enough to see this amazing installation, literally we take down the next day. in san francisco, kron 4 news. >>pam: traffic, the left side of your screen the james lick pretty slow in all directions. on the right side of your screen is the bay bridge toll plaza where traffic is moving well east and west bound. we will be right back with more news, weather and traffic in a few moments.. ♪ you'll run outside ♪ and i'll pass you by ♪ ♪ i want to see the sunshine ♪ ♪ take me where you are ♪ take me where you are ♪ afternoon ride ♪ afternoon ride [ male announcer ] now everyone can explore the world from home. get high speed internet from at&t, just $14.95 a month for 12 months. ♪ >>pam: playoffs series between the sharks in the l.a. kings. between the online sales and 50 people first in line at the box office this morning, a few hundred tickets were gone in about 20 minutes. the best of seven series is tied at one

>>jeff: san francisco, jeff bush kron 4 news. >>pam: the giants on a special fan during a pre game series brian, a paramedic from santa cruz remains in critical condition this evening after he was attacked last week by two men wearing dodgers a tire in the dodger stadium parking lot. today fellow fans is set next to brian told kron 4 news it was sad he was a with them today. >> his family is down with him in l.a. right now, there'll giants fans and it's hard everyone is torn. being here supporting him, we really want him to get better so we can bring him up here and get him closer to his friends and family. >> we met ryan last year's opening day, he seemed like the nicest guy and we had a good time sharing in rooting for the giants. i never thought something bad to happen to him. it's really surprising and shocking. you come in here thinking about him and know that he should be sitting here with us. we should all be enjoying this home opener. >>pam: before the game there's a moment of silence in honor of brian. if also a picture

jeff yeah i think. so i seem to be between the other two panelists in a sense number one we definitely have a long term fiscal situation which we need to address and at some point if we don't there could be a crisis certainly there is the risk that eventual it could be ten years from now there could be a sharp increase in inflation and interest rates and fall in the bond market we want to avoid that we can do it it's not it's not impossible if we have a balanced kind of a program to address it and for my money president obama recently is recent speech addressing it just broadly speaking was a kind of balance we need to do a little bit of slowing the rate of growth of entitlements we need to cut the message spending we need to cut military spending we need to do something on attack site we need to do a little bit and maybe we'll succeed in doing that we certainly can if i sat down with economists you know a group of economists are both parties we could we could solve it pretty quickly but i'd be doing ve

i really want to think jeff for his leadership. his willingness. you have extended your office and given us this opportunity to create positive change in your schools, in our streets and i really want to thank you for that. i want to just make a couple quick announcements. to my colleagues. i am show proud what we have accomplished. we have given a voice to many who have suffered in silence. i want to acknowledge 2 individuals who have carried out our mission. you met angela chan from the asian law office. can you give it up for them. i also want to say to be members of the safety america partnership. our efforts have been over lookd and unappreciated, but i know what tremendous contributions we have made to the quality of life in our neighborhoods. i am looking forward to continuing that in the future. it feels acward to be up here. i know there are so many of you that contribute to increases safety to our schools and on our streets. last week, i had to ask jeff, out of all the folks you could have chosen, why did you select me? he said in a large

>>jeff: in oakland jeff pierce kron 4 news.or the results of a new chemical compound that was injected to seal a crack at the troubled plant. highly radioactive water has been leaking through a crack into the pacific ocean. yesterday workers unsuccessfully tried to use concrete to seal a troubled containment chamber. they couldn't get the country to drive. the new compound contains a special polymer that contains 50 times its original size when mixing with water. and a clear city official says it could take several months to get the plant under control. a plant operated announced two deaths from the march 11th earthquake and tsunami. to try and help but the recovery and rebuilding cost in japan, bay area art galleries are holding fund- raising events. if last night was the first rise japan event at the highs' cavalry in san francisco. there is also another fund- raiser at another gallery. if you like more information you can log on to rise japan.us. >>ysabel: 8 go has confirmed an air strike killed 13 rebels and injured seven a

jeff ranieri has your forecast. >>> good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm a garvin thomas. >> i'm jessica aguirre. stuffed in a trunk being driven to her death. an oakland woman pulls off her own great escape after being driven hundreds of miles. the ordeal late last night in east oakland ended 15 hours later in chula vista, south of san diego. where we pick up the story of cunning and survival. tracy grant live in oakland for us to fill us in on details. amazing story. >> reporter: it is amazing, jessica. oakland authorities are actually waiting for approval to bring the suspect, marco valaquez back to oakland. at the same time, police are applauding the victim for her survival instincts. >> upon her arrival it quickly took a turn for the worse. >> reporter: oakland police say the 42-year-old man lured his former girlfriend to a home and then kidnapped her last thursday. police won't reveal exactly where it happened, just some where in east oakland. >> she was held at knifepoint by this suspect. she was beaten severely and then ultimately kidnapped, ti

jeff? >> that's right. the winds are picking up here out of the west with the next storm system starting to push in. right now we have winds west at 35 and a current temperature of 57 but still nonetheless a great day to get out in the city along the embark darrow and in san francisco. widespread sustained winds anywhere from 15 to 20 miles per hour. at this time, current numbers also dropping quite a bit from this time two days ago when we had mid- and upper 70s. 56 in san may ta ohio and san francisco and just 62 in napa. let's get to your weather headline. as we head throughout the night, the storm system approaches the bay area and throughout thursday that's when it arrives. the chance of thunderstorms also windy at times as well. and we're still looking at some cold mornings coming our way in the forecast. let's get a look at the satellite radar picture. here's the system that we're watching. it's still off to the north but as it gradually drops to the south, we see an increase in showers for the night

jeff ranieri is here with more. the rain is m cog. but there is light at the end of the tunnel, right? >> yes. but now the skies are clearing out. we have sunshine pushing back into oakland. that's going to be the theme of things as we head throughout the next couple of days. some clearing, s s drying and also se warming.so looking pretty spectacular right now with 59 in oakland. winds westerly at 18 miles per hour. here's a look at the satellite/radar. from the north bay to the south bay, we are dry at this point. high pressure will slowly build in as we head throughout the next 72 hours. that will bring us our warming week forecast. i'll have details on how warm things will go coming up in just a few minutes. back to you. >>> thank you, jeff. still ahead at 6:00, a campus on edge. a growing problem on uc berkeley campus that has students afraid to take a shower. >>> this is a completely redesigned lightbulb. it's eco friendly and it's created here in silicon valley. coming up, we'll show you how it works and what it's going to cost.

adjusted to one another but that's going to come now ok no no great judge you want to jump in there jeff i saw you want to do the bill gross. greg i mean joe for just a moment here selling bonds is. drastically misunderstood everyone saying oh he's selling the balance because he thinks the government is going bankrupt or what not that's actually know what's going on in some violent because he anticipates the end of q e two essentially. the fed goes back to normal zero interest rates and so the negative interest rates that's actually a rate hike and historically that would be a good reason to sell bonds to various. a look at what is partner mohamed illyrian is saying elsewhere is like of the ten year yield got a bit higher we cry actually buy bonds again so this is another thing people look at his move and start to freak out and say oh this means that he thinks the government is going bankrupt is actually really nice and so it's an emergency but i don't think this is rising so how do you possibly seeing a you even say right interest rates are going to be on the rise how do you possibly sa

. >> jeff ranieri joining us with the first forecast as we head into this week. jeff? >> it's not so bad out there. today we got sunshine but we're going to under go some changes. ine oakland, 62 deees. winds northwest at 10. right now the satellite radar owe s erwe have a w developing offshore.s it's from a weaker system that we'll watch throughout wednesday and could bring us showers back into the forecast. more on that timing coming up. >>> meanwhile, if you're headed to the airport, don't, watch out. we do have another area of sere weather we're following in the midwest. this is only days out from one of the deadliest tisornado outbreaks that we've seence sin 2008. this long le of weather stretching from green bay down to chicago, some of the most severereas from st. louis down toemis, also io dallllas, that's where we could have those delays. already 19 reports of tornadoes in missouri andll iinois. no reports of any i deaths or injuries. ss g i toing to be moving ndea ast you could have delays tto aghni if you have connectinh flights in st. louis, memphis, or atl

ok jeff i want to go back to you because you said something really interesting if you could could get members of both parties together it's all this here isn't really a revenue problem and not a spending problem how to generate revenue. it's but i said if we get economists together of these. times ok. yeah. you know i mean the good the good even though it's there's at the moment somewhat surprisingly i would say the markets are completely relaxed there's no sign that they're nervous about holding us that and as long as they go on doing that we don't have a crisis but we be foolish to rely on that forever that's so that's. that's one point it's kind of nonsensical that at this moment in history two thousand and eleven is when american politicians are suddenly viewing this as a crisis that would've been much much easier much much better to have just half of the support for fiscal stabilization ten years ago or five years ago but we are where we are now the good news is maybe we can take advantage of this all this political ferment to address the problem the bad news is that one of the t

to be changing soon, marla and ran, right, jeff? >> not looking at a major storm system coming our way this week but going to be a departure from this warm and sunny weather we have enjoyed for the past what, two to three days right now. right now in oakland, 61 degrees a sign of the changes, the cloud cover increasing throughout the morning here, more of an overcast sky, winds wester late 16. it is that westerly wind we had today that dropped temperatures anywhere from 5 to 17 degrees here across the bay area. certainly feeling that cooler air across our bay side communities into the east bay at this hour. current hurricane 68, hayward, 72, sunnyvale and already 50s from san francisco down to san mateo. not going to call it windy until tomorrow afternoon, wind does go 15 to 30 mile percent hour, also see cooling for wednesday but going to hold off for the rain until we get a little bit later on down here into our 7-day forecast. so let's get a look right now, our satellite radar pimping we have some clouds and even a little bit of

>>jeff: those were the happy ones. butch and lisa came to the bay area for a quick weekend trip the found out they were staying longer than expected. >> we were scheduled for the 630 flight this morning, driving into oakland late yesterday we had a text message saying we had been canceled. we got for a hotel room, shortly after that. immediately went into the business center and started going on line try to read books. we kept getting errors trying to read books probably from traffic on the web. >>jeff: the said taking it in stride and look forward to getting home to houston even though it will be until 1:00 a.m. their time. at the oakland international airport, jeff bush kron 4 news. >>kate: southwest has been giving the once over of its boeing 737. the grounded nearly 80 like this afternoon. they checked over 60 of those planes and was going to return to service. reporting live from oakland international airport kate thompson kron 4 news. >>jacqueline: a live look at side from our mount tam cam, a gorgeous afternoon,

>> host: you touch on this, jeff, in this particular segment. you don't make much of it, though, but bobby kennedy as a young man was, after all, an aide to mccarthy. >> guest: right. yes, for six months. >> host: for six months. >> guest: then he left and came back as an aide to the democrats. but you're right. >> host: in those days he was a very right-wig with fellow. >> guest: here's what it was, he had really primitive notions about communism. there's a story about him traveling with justice douglas, i think it may have been mongolia, may have been russia, and he got sick. and he said, i don't want to be treated by a communist doctor. now, that's like -- he's i don't know how young. >> host: right. >> guest: and the right and wrong, the kind of very strict black and white way he often looked at the world, particularly as a younger man, i think he got annealed later on. made him that. l one of his sisters dated mccarthy. joe kennedy gave money to mccarthy -- >> host: the old man. >> guest: joe sr., yeah. and i believe bobby went to his funer

jeff musial is here. our buddy, jeff. [ cheers and applause ] we love him, we love him. from the legendary -- i am so excited about this -- vanilla fudge is on the show tonight! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ set me free why don't you babe ♪ oh, it's so good, you guys. hammond b3 organs back there. leslie is spinning around. it's gonna be a great show. now, the other night, i was watching the "colbert report," as i always do, sitting in my beanbag chair with a lukewarm glass of butter milk. [ light laughter ] and i saw this great story where stephen colbert auctioned off a portrait of himself and raised $26,000 for donorschoose.org. it's an online charity where donors get to pick how their money is used to help classrooms in need. it's a great cause and it reminded of why stephen and i became best friends for six months this past march 3rd. [ light laughter ] because, this is the kind of thing he does. of course, this next clip is also the kind of thing he does, which catches you off-guard. here, take a look. [ cheers and applause ] >> folks, i've got to say, i am happy and t

>> jeff ranieri raising awareness. let's bring in lawrence scott with sports. >>> with new ownership in place, playoffs were part of the expectation and change means a change at the top. keeth smart had one season to lead the team as head coach and has not been retained by the coach from head season leading up to the past campaign. he's a guy that brings a lot of energy to the job. on the buzz on the web immediately became names of potential replacements. fast-rising asis stants. the most attractive choices when it comes to taking a new approach. here's some of the words from oakland today. >> it's a very complex decision and not an easy thing to do. no one likes to make changes and affect someone's life. but with respect to the coaching changes, something that we felt we had to do. we felt that we could improve ourselves. >> it's difficult because of the personality of a guy like keith smart, the quality of an individual that he was and the fact that he's totally professional. >> the tech nomenclature is more feeing t

we have a nice forecast, right, jeff ranieri? >> yeah. it's getting even better as we head through the next 72 hours. right now 59 in san francisco, some clear skies today. winds, though, very brisk, west at 20 miles per hour, currently right along the coastline. and most of our numbers in the 60s. 64 in san jose, 64 livermore, 61 novato, 55 in san francisco. our warm spot santa cruz at 70 degrees. that is an indication of the warmth that's going to be coming our way with santa cruz being along the coastline and still very warm at this hour. so throughout friday we keep the wind with us, see a little bit of warming coming our way, and still ahead, one of the best weekends we have had in weeks. so we still have this breezy weather here with this region of high pressure aloft. that'll keep temperatures in the 70s as we head throughout friday. and for saturday, that's when you're going to really notice this warming trend beginning here across the bay area. so for tonight we're looking at clear skies. that will enable those temperatures to dr

with that, jeff, take it away. >> thank you very much, susan. it's a pleasure to be here and we like to think of ourselves as metropolitan and people in san francisco we like to say they see us, as the good guys. just a few minutes before i introduce the panels a couple of things i thought i would touch on briefly from this mornings presentation, and that's utility reaction verses global warming and we're fairly pragmatic, we look upon them as challenges and things we have to man for and not apart san issue. we looked at climate changes in 1990 at met when we looked through the previous drought and we had board workshops on the implications for the future. we repeatd the exercise a decade later and had panel come and talk to boards and a number of experts came and we adopted a number of policies on how to start planning for global warming. it was pragmatic and the policies were adopted unanimously. i or my agency runs the gamut in terms of political areas. very liberal areas like santa monica to quite conservative to parts of orange county and s

>>jeff: in port costa, kron 4 news. >>pam: authorities believe joseph may have killed more than these four women we been telling about. catherine is here with more on that. >>catherine: there are such questions about this about joseph naso, one command was charged with these four murders could he have a connection with the notorious double the initial murders in rochester. this was in the '70s. joining us on the phone is carried from the democrat and chronicle newspaper. he's been writing about this. what makes you and others think there could be a connection between these two series of killings? >>caller: what going on it is the police are taking a hard look at him because of the circumstance with the four victims they're having trouble conditions and the same thing here carried the same time there are things that make us skeptical, but you did apparently live here in the late '60s, traveled back and forth here in the early '70s which is on the three homicides happened here. perhaps the pleas of looking at ait as a 50-

jeff bush talked to traveler's to find out how their day was going.ials say the southwest cancelled for of the outgoing flights which is and that many but the uncertainty of the ordeal was of nafta but passengers on edge. >> i have a new grandchild i did want to miss seeing her. i was free out. thing got everything worked out. >> we were waiting to see what would happen over the weekend in terms of the arrangements and changes in flights but it did happen. it seemed to be an issue this morning, i was concerned but it took a flight leaving at of oakland to chicago is on time. they said go get in line and should have no problems. >>jeff: the or the lucky ones, these people didn't have it quite as easy. >> we kept getting errors trying to read book on the web. i called was put on hold for about an hour, finally got through the lady was nice enough to read the task for today at 5:00. >>jeff: essentially together seats and more on their way. it will touch down until after 1:00 a.m. their time. in oakland kron 4 news >>catherine: and other merchants in the

jeff, i watched your coverage all weekend long. an incredible intensity of weather. >> reporter: yeah, brian. reports of 240 tornadoes have investigators scrambling. they've already confirmed 150 tornadoes. to put that into context, we typically see 163 tornadoes for the entire month of april. the rampage went on for days, terrifying tornadoes touched down in 15 states. the harrowing moments caught on tape. >> we got two, three. oh. >> reporter: thursday tushka, oklahoma, not one but several twisters violently spin around each other. >> oh, my god. this is not good, guys. >> reporter: friday, clinton, mississippi, a tornado works across an overpass and blue power flashes light up the sky. >> there goes the roof off the house. >> reporter: saturday wilson, north carolina, a walgreens store is ripped to shreds. >> that's a walgreens right there just explodes. fiberglass, 2 x 4s, everything. >> reporter: it's the deadliest outbreak in the u.s. in three years. at least 44 deaths in six states. >> all the ingredients come together to cr

ruben vives and jeff got leave from the l.a. times, thanks a lot. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> ifill: next, the second in robert macneil's reports on the autism. tonight he looks at how widespread the disorder is. >> autism now affects more american children than childhood cancer, diabetes and aids combined. in the last deck aid the numbers of children diagnosed on the autism spectrum have risen rapidly. the centers for disease control now puts the rate at one in 110. tonight we look at what these rising numbers mean. this is the face of autism. >> i'm perrin. i'm nine years old. >> reporter: but so is this. would you tell me your name? would you tell me your name? i think your name is juliana, and i think you're 8. is that right? is that right, julie? and so is this. >> my name is login hender sun, and i'm eight years old. >> reporter: each so different yet it's all called autism. >> good job, julie. >> reporter: you can see the differences more dramatically when you visit their schools. they learn differently. juliana hernan

jeff is relatively new an must come to terms that there is a crisis on his hands. the people of san francisco deserve solutions, not denials. >> if he has allegations this has been going on for years, bring it to my attention and we'll deal with it. but you can't continue to scream that the sky is falling when it's not. >> reporter: sources on the force tell me that these refresher courses that go down as search and seizure procedures for the plain clothed units is a really good idea, the truth is, a lot of these plain clothed officers are very young and lack experience. we'll have more about that coming up at 6:00. live in san francisco, traci grant, nbc bay area news. >>> new tonight at 5:00, an antioch schoolteacher accused of lewd acts with a student is in custody in san diego. 63-year-old charles redmond checked himself into a hospital monday after fleeing to mexico last week. redmond is accused of inappropriately touching an eighth grade boy and making comments to him at park middle school. medical privacy laws prevent police from saying where redmond was in

that is our own jeff ranieri, with san jose police chief, chris moore.f, you had one foot in your heel there's. >> i couldn't balance on live tv. i tried to do my part. >> did you bring those back with you? >> i did not. i told them they could keep them. >> the chief has a nice matching outfit. >> i saw him walking up and i said, okay. i have to do this for the event. >> you tell them next year, lieu vuittons or something.

>> host: you touch on this jeff in this particular segment. you don't make much of it though, but avi kennedy as a young man was after all, an aide to mccarthy. >> yes, for six months. than electing came back as an aide to the democrats. but you are right. >> host: but in those days he was a very right-wing fellow. >> guest: here is what it was. he had really primitive notions about communism. there's a story about him traveling with justice douglas. i think it may been mongolia, me maven rush and he got sick and he said i don't want to be treated by economist dr.. i don't know how young he is. and the right and wrong, the kind of very strict black-and-white way he often looked at the world particularly as a younger man. a think he got a neal slater on. he also had one of his sisters dated mccarthy. joe kennedy gave money to mccarthy. joe senior. and i believe bobby went to his funeral. that is part of that kind of almost existential sense of the guys finish, he is dead, so somebody has to go say nice things about him. but it is right that he

let's get on jeff ranieri now. jeff, you were oohing and ahhing with that. that was a nice program. >> great, great story. excellent use. congratulations out there, santa theresa. take a look at those temperatures today in the upper 70s to near 80 degrees. santa rosa at 79. 78 at san jose. wal creek 75. record setting temperatures. the warmest day over the north bay 80 throughout santa rosa. south bay. los gatos low 80s and 82 along the coastline in santa cruz to a very sweet way to start off this workweek. we look outside right now towards alcatraz and san francisco. 68 right now. winds more onshore west at 21, that's because we have this system to the north. it's helping to switch these winds, while we do have the clouds up there and also some rainfall, it's going to stay up there. what we're going to be monitoring is colder air into the atmosphere that's going to be pushing down as we head throughout tuesday, wednesday and thursday. 7:00 a.m. we'll start in the mid 50s and then by 10:00 a.m., notice this and instead of 70s tomorrow, it upper 50s, low 60s

meteorologist jeff martinez lives up there and says the snow is great.ear so if you want to head up there, you should have no problems. he will have the full forecast coming up. >> two freshman teenagers are recovering after being hit by lightning in the wild weather. lightning bolt tore the bark off a free. -- bark off a tree. >> they had come in from shelter from the storm. i remember seeing a bright flash. they were both unconscious and they woke up but they were very fortunate. >> one of the teens just said he felt fine. the other said he had on headache. both were briefly hospitalized. fortunately that wacky weather is over. it's pretty chilly out there this morning. >> good morning to you. temperatures in the 30s and 40s. we do have a frost advisory, set to expire around 8:00 this morning. beautiful shot from sutro looking at the golden gate. few wispy clouds but otherwise a beautiful day today. finally drying things out and looks like a gorgeous forecast whatever you have planned today. good morning. hope you are enjoying your saturday so far. tem

jeff is here today.jacket, have it handy and have the full forecast coming up in a moment. >> two fresno teenagers are recovering after being hit by lightning in thursday's wild weather. it tore the bashing off a tree they were sitting under and shattered glass in next-door neighbor's garage. >> the teenagers were sitting down here. they had come in for shelter from the storm. all i remember is seeing a bright flash and few moments later they woke up, they were unconscious. they were very fortunate. >> one of the teenagers said he felt fine. the other said he only had a headache. both were briefly hospitalized. i can't believe that. jeff martinez, people being hit by lightning but i don't know anybody. >> we've got crazy weather around here. thursday, a little storm that came through. a thunderstorms out to the sacramento area. weak tornado touched down in rocklin. crazy weather the past month or so. all that is going to change and we're going to see high pressure settle in. beautiful shot from sutro cam