in watsonville, jeff bush, kron 4 news. >>pam: north east firehouse seems to be accidental two- alarm was reported after midnight that to a residential streeor on 8213 peoe displaced from to residences. $1.5 million in damages. two different presidents, 13 people, with nearly certain to be electrical of nature. >>pam: a new development iran native americans are camping out at the site protesting the development that would say it is an ancient and sacred burial ground. the native-americans near glen cove. not to put this into a park that would include a public restroom. (music) >> jacqueline: a live look with lingering clouds and some of these are mainly along the coast. these current conditions are a bit cooler line of the self- proclaimed inland valleys. a bit warmer through san francisco, and breezy. perhaps you noticed the wind speeds. at 21 m.p.h.. gusting even stronger. we will stay breezy through this evening. clearing tonight patchy fog and the north bay. , just a few clouds and tabs will be a tad more than today. co

jeff bush shows you what developers have in store.ter: it is the perfect place to get a perfect photo of the city but the using never get past the gate of the navy base. most of the buildings look like this with boarded up windows and dilapidated buildings and a been neglected for years. with this landscape it would be completely changed. it this is the vision for treasure island. transformed with shops, offices, homes, integrated the island would become an extension of san francisco. this has been in the works since the 1990's but has been delayed with years of red tape. the sticking points have been a seismic and traffic. the landfill and the vulnerability of earthquake the buildings would have to have rigorous standards. the house and would create 19,000 homes with traffic being an issue, ferry, and public transportation. some would not have to leave. with shops, offices, bars, restaurants and opportunity for work. this development is years away. however, the good of the best views from the city, in the city. jeff bush reporting. (

kron 4's jeff bush went there to find out more about one of the victims. >> reporter: tracy is buried in a cemetery. her grave sits among the others. her head stone is the only one from her family and says her name. beloved daughter, mother, center and friend. born august 31, 1962. the head stone has two synthetic flowers and appear to be weathered and old. that top are two flowers engraved into the stone. phone calls were made to the relatives. they say they were advise not to talk to the media. administrators told me they don't remember her funeral. jeff bush, kron 4 news. >>> a former fbi agent talks to us about the joseph naso case and the task force set up to investigate it. >> the formation tells you something, they think they can connect joseph naso to other unsolved cases. i don't think this is something that is done in a cavalier way. when they do this they dedicate a lot of man power to it. and they obviously think they can make progress. i do think even though there is commonality with the names, the initials of the first and last names and the fact he resided both back eas

jeff bush is there in caught up with some excited fans. >>jeff: there is no shortage of enthusiasm, love and support for the home team. >> a great feeling, i love youlive here, i live the giants, aubrey the giants. >> winning a championship is exciting. >>jeff: sea of black and orange was back at at&t. >> it's my second year and i love being in the bay area. i love the giants. >> were so excited to be here it's going to be a great day and a great game. >> let's do it again, if not let's have fun. >> today have some fun, meet your friends, had the game great time for everybody and the giants are going to bring homeland. >> san francisco was then under rain for weeks and weeks, wouldn't you know it today the sun came out. >>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 to

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, the winds not too bad. it's been pretty warm out there today. we seem pretty light winds throughout the day. current conditions sitting in the '70s nearly bay area wide. a little cooler along the coast in half moon bay. warmer in los gatos. overall temperatures are up over yesterday's readings. half moon bay was in the upper '70's, temperatures or 20 degrees but yesterday's to seven degrees above yesterday's readings. 10 degrees warmer in san francisco and mountain view. here's what we will see tonight into tomorrow. a mild evening tonight and then temperatures turning to the cool side dropping into the '40's by tomorrow morning. tomorrow afternoon 5

>>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

jeff bush shows you the damage and said the city is worried about what happens next. >>jeff: water is still draining off the hillside here, city officials said the slide itself to stop moving. there are still for homes that are red tape to and for more that have yellow tags. city officials say it's likely that three of the red tape homes will never be in habitable again and you could see why. the slide was huge and moved right up to the back wall of one of the homes. city engineers are keeping an eye on the situation but admit there's not much that could be done right now. what has been done as the city put up a barricade in the middle of the street in case the house lights past the homes. the drainage systems up and laid out in sandbags are in place but is not clear how much good that will do with the earth begins to move again. as for the owners, their fate is in limbo until soil engineers configure out of the hill will avenge the come their way. it will remain a wait-and-see game, the city declared a state of emergency in his waiting for state funds to be release. i

on a treasure island, jeff bush.alled police and fire departments are looking at big cuts. the massive budget deficit could be line of officers and shutting down the companies. >>reporter: here are the san francisco companies that could be brought out. chinatown, tenderloin, richmond. >> it is typical and not one that i would want to do. >>reporter: not the entire firehouse buntrock remote from each location. one fire truck would be removed from each location. >> because there are other stations in closer proximity there could still be a good response time and this would be forced to be deactivated. >>reporter: the police is already $10 million cut and another of liona $11 million is being requested. with hours of operation shut down, and special units close like narcotics, and community relations. worst-case scenario? 170 officers! they want thesto avoid these layoffs. >> there are choices here. we would love for the police to participate in this choice. officers of the beat deserve a raise because what? nobody else

and jeff bush went to yuba city to find out more. >>reporter: tracy was killed in august 1994 that there were five investigators and not to talk to the media or any information about her. clearly, the attention has brought back old memories from this tragedy. aside from that, there's not much about tracy that she is buried here. . yuba city and solder. the grief that only seems to be the on one is i may well maintained. of the cememtary, beloved mother, daughter, friend, died august 14, 1994. only 17 days before 32nd birthday. there are two synthetic flowers which seemed to be weather an old. at the top are two floors that are creeping into the craved--inscribed in the- tombstone to do not remember the federal.jeff bush. >>pam: if a rulformer federal investigator. >> the information in the formation of the task force tells you something. they can connect naso to other unsolved cases. i do not think that this is done in a calculated way. they are dedicating a lot of manpower to it. they obviously think that they can make some progress

jeff bush went downtown where many shop owners are unhappy with a decision. >>jeff: new signs of protest were in store front windows. many businesses had a sign of a cartoon with a big target rolling over downtown. local shops are worried that the target will take away customers who come downtown. even though the this vacant lot miles away. >> it's really disappointing because we feel that it will impact the community at large. >>jeff: a business on 4th st. and said target will over her and other store owners. >> the fact it will be outside of the downtown area will really eliminate a lot of customers coming to the downtown. target prides itself to the one-stop shopping. once you go and drive out their and your car is loaded or your full and back downtown. >>jeff: supporters of target say there's enough business to go round and that downtown shops are a niche market. regardless of opinions the target store has the green light to move into the home depot on shoreline parkway. meantime, local merchants wait to see what happens to their business. in san rafael, j

jeff bush tells us what happens.sking for $7 million and are good the man had an obligation to stop this group sex and saying that it was pushed to profithis jury was told of a 17 year-old that was becoming a highly intoxicate given a local. the baseball team made a choice. instead of keeping her safe they put her in a back bedroom and engaged in a group sexual activity. the jury agreed and found that the sex was consensual. in san jose, jeff bush, kron 4 news. >>pam: 18 year-old man was shot by two teenagers. just after 8:00 a.m. this morning. he was exiting a muni bus and 20 was shot. witnesses say that he is shot by these teenagers there were reportedly to be our route 18 years old. the man has been taken to hospital. >> this fire on a 3200 of mission street the buyer buyer fell. he suffered a back injury. this firefighters fell. the three-alarm caused $1 million in damage. in berkeley, investigators are trying to figure out how this fire broke out after 1:00 a.m. firefighters had difficulty accessing this fire wi

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jeff bush shows you what developers have in store. >>reporter: it is the perfect place to get a perfect photo of the city but the using never get past the gate of the navy base. most of the buildings look like this with boarded up windows and dilapidated buildings and a been neglected for years. with this landscape it would be completely changed. it this is the vision for treasure island. transformed with shops, offices, homes, integrated the island would become an extension of san francisco. this has been in the works since the 1990's but has been delayed with years of red tape. the sticking points have been a seismic and traffic. the landfill and the vulnerability of earthquake the buildings would have to have rigorous standards. the house and would create 19,000 homes with traffic being an issue, ferry, and public transportation. some would not have to leave. with shops, offices, bars, restaurants and opportunity for work. this development is years away. however, the good of the best years from the city, in the city. >>pam: a contr

jeff bush explains why those fish died. >>pam >>reporter: catfish, sunfish, fish, carp the game warden came to check it out they determined that the fire retardant run off was to blame. you can see the intensity of the fire. they put everything the head of the fire with millions of water, and fire retardant. it was intense and had to be done to get the fire out of control. all of this water had the heat, the ash, the smoke and officials say that is what was the lethal combination for the fish. the department of fish and game say that this is a one time it deal and but they do not expect any more fish to die. in watsonville, jeff bush, kron 4 news. >>pam: the serial killer is accused of killing four women in the 1970's, the 1990's. two of these women were found in the bay. the other were found in yuba county. we spoke to people in ne people who knew him and piedmont. >>reporter: some remember him that he was a nice man who offered support when he needed help with a problem. she said that he seemed to be a good dad. another n

jeff bush talked to the kid's mother a story will see only on kron 4. >>jeff: this group of kids then pursued my son. you can see that in the video. what happened, they attack him and from what i saw i could see my son had on the floor, kicks and hits. delors did not want to go on camera because she is afraid for her son's safety. delores' said hayward high is not a safe place for students. >> if you see the videos you're going to see the campuses at of control, there's chaos and nobody's doing anything. what'd they waiting for, someone to die? >>jeff: delors said to someone should of contacted her from the school. >> i was notified by another family member that my son had been attacked by numerous individuals. >>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 sa

jeff bush, kron 4 news. >> reporter: the hunt is on for pit bugs in connection with the attack on a womanere. nearby resident don wilson was britain and bruised and her companion, shadow was killed in the attack. police and animal control scoured the area. rob fladeboe, kron 4 news. >> reporter: in another big story, the ntsb released 500 pages of documents in connection with their investigation of the san bruno pipeline explosion. chaos and confusion among pg&e workers as they dealt with the explosion. how one worker sprang into action to shut off volves. the ntsb hopes to rap up their investigation by the fall. kron 4 news. >> reporter: ocean beach in san francisco, friday, look, everyone else is, a sea ray washed up on shore. officials say a man stole this boat last night. they say he was intoxicated. washed up this morning and he was arrested for having outstanding warrants. now they will toe this boat, tragit to the -- though this boat, tragit and drive it back where the belongs. kron 4 news. >> reporter: those who go out on friday night are finding themselves have ting to go home ea

jeff bush went to that small town and talk to a man who was living there when her body was found. >>jeff: in 1978 the most exciting things going on was the marketplace for and takes until summer came along. comments body was found, most of the old- timers passed on but rick collins was here and had a shot back then and he couldn't believe it when he heard the news that a murder had happened in court costs. >> i couldn't believe it happened. this little town nothing like that happen before. it's unbelievable, it's a quiet little town. nothing like that has ever happened since or before. >>jeff: said the shock of murdering a place like this affected the whole community. i remember >> was a big shock to the community. >> thoughts went through your mind? some >> price that they found him. i don't how they got him. >>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

large fight was caught on a cell phone at hayward high school, a lot of the officials in the area, jeff bush chose to this fight was not an isolated incident. >>jeff: the video was posted on youtube last week, you can see in the shaky video there were several fights happening all at once. it ends with a fight still going on in the sound of police sirens in the distance. this isn't the only fight at hayward high- school and is the latest in a series of fights that were posted on youtube. some fights are inside and others outside and date as far back as december. the only person a lot to talk to the media from the school district is janice. she is unable to >> to us on camera, she did send a letter titled safety and school strategies. supervisors will be visible and as in golf carts to get around more visibly. the district post as an event last week in hayward high school called challenge day. it was designed to bring different clips together for a lesson in understanding, but students were not required to go. it is addressing the issue and have collaborated with police to help keep the camp a

jeff bush shows you what happened and tells you about an embarrassing oversight made by the vandals.ideo from the cameras. you could see several men with a these up in masks on their face come into the station. it happened at 435 at the corner of fourth and bryant. to of the scattered fliers on the ground in jazz, while the other to take the handles of the palms and chained together.

in san francisco, jeff bush kron 4 news. >>pam: police have arrested a man who is suspected of recording footage of female customers inside and of his department store. the police received reports of the man walking to the burlington coat factory should stretching his arms under the skirts of female shoppers with a cellphone. they also found him to be in possession of a video camera which was strapped to issue. we're learning new details this evening concerning former governors were snickergovernor arnolds schwarzenegger, he is speaking out for the first time about reducing that sentence i'm more than half. as the bonn pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter in the fatal stabbing of lease santos. his father is former assembly speaker. sports figures said he understands people's disappointment with his action, arguing that nunez to not conflict a fatal wound in adding " i feel good about the decision, i happen to know the kid really well and of course you couple friend " the victim's mother spoke with kron 4 about his commen

jeff bush speaks to what you need. the and of supplies is been around awhile but the disaster in japan has caused one thing. perhaps it will be longer than three days. the american red cross is that you should that several different in place, work, school, car, home. and at least 1 gal. of water per person, per day. nonperishable food for the month of three days, and hand crank radio, and boots, and a flashlight. things like that. you can put anything you want in there. remember, that it will probably have stores closed but the electricity might be out. atm could work but it is a good idea to have cash. small bills because it is difficult to make change for a larger bill. one of the most important thing to have does not cost anything. it is called the plan. talk to your family, your friend and have a point of contact outside of the area. that person will be your information central. relaying information to others of what condition you are in. in some prisons, jeff bush, kron 4 news. for (music) >> jacqueline: a very dr

jeff bush takes us through san paulo that's for homeowners are still trying to figure out what to do. >>jeff: residents are keeping a close eye on the weather forecast they're worried more rain might cause more damage that happened the last time the storm came through. the into our backyard of two homes completely songs about 10 ft. this bring concrete and brick walls. it doesn't seem to be over for these homeowners. they say this lot is still moving in the word about their safety. it is clearly not a place it once was. if look of the void underneath the back steps. it on rio, a swing set the children used to play on still dangles off the edge of what was the family backyard. senses of fallen over and walls that were once it anchor of the property line have fallen down the side of the hill and broken into pieces. would drop off like this it's not place for anyone to go. residents are still on edge and concern about what will happen if more rain comes to town. one thing is for sure there by to keep a close eye on the hillside that was once a backyard. reporting live, kron 4 news. >>pam

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jeff bush spoke with the man who was living there at the time. was quiet in for cost of. then the order of a murdeword of a murder came here. >> was shocked. i could believe it happened. in this little town nothing like that have happened before. >>jeff: rick said he heard about the arrest on tv in could believe a break have been made in the case all these years later. >> on surprised it came up again and they found him. i don't how they got him but, i'm surprised. >>jeff: he said porter cost that is one of the leaport coste of the least likely places to have a murder. nothing like that is happened since our before i don't think. reporting live, kron 4 news. >>pam: stay with kron 4 for continuing coverage of these cold case murders. it will bring you the latest details both on the air and on line at www.kron4.com. >>grant: we have video, a three kayakers were pulled from the san francisco bay this afternoon, that's right there is the third person being rescued. if the fire department official said the got a call around 4:00 p.m., the caller said

jeff bush talked to traveler's to find out how their day was going. als 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 a

even though i know it is wrong. >> reporter: and he worked, jeff bush, kron 4 news.still overcast. let the >>isabel: us check-in with jacqueline bennett. >>jacqueline: well, if you like yesterday's weather you fast are going to like this weekend. we are starting off with a few clouds. with a mixture of clouds and son similar to yesterday. stuff potentially mild. clouds of sun-mixture with upper 60s will inland. . those low clouds will be slower to clear. along the coast. and a few degrees cooler with mild conditions expected throughout the weekend. low 50s to start and that threat of cloud coverage is keeping us warm, overnight. noon today, the temperatures will warm. the yellow is indicating temperatures in the '70s by noon with fairfield. also 60s and elsewhere. later this afternoon, even more warmth with 70's. a 71 in the santa rosa in these temperatures in the south they should get even warmer towards the 70's. neighborhood by neighborhood, 64 degrees and the s the low 70's-- sinophile. and a 72 in concord, san rafeal--and cooler along the coast because of that l

jeff bush, kron 4 news. >>reporter: uc-berkeley two of these assaults has this campus on edge.s connected to similar descriptions of the suspects. he is described as a white male, 5-6, 5-7 with short brown hair. then- medium build. the most recent a sexual assault was also robbed of her personal belongings. on a uc-berkeley campus haazig madyun kron 4 news. >> a japanese man is helping family members in japan. he was in japan and the earthquake struck. shooting a commercial for these pants that he designed. to give it one of the proceeds to charity. with 4500 later, they're helping the people of japan. grant lotus, kron 4 news. >>reporter: the new parking program allowing people to park longer in certain areas feeling you can leave your car for up to four hours and a marina, and fisherman's wharf without risking the ticket. this will be extending to other areas, market, he sahayes and if this catches on? 2013 could be city-wide. >>pam the oakland coliseum is hosting a four-day medical treatment. it is the first- come, first-served situation. starting on tuesday morning at 3:30

jeff bush shows you what they did. >>jeff: was about 435 a m four men wearing hoodies and masks on their faces showed up at the shell station, two of the men were scattering flares on the ground and on the gas pump. it was no big deal looks of their living. hitherto took the hills from each of the constant change in together so they cannot be used. the whole thing took a few minutes and the crew had enough time for friend come by with a camera to document the vandalism. eventually they took off into the darkness. the flyers were printed on plain white paper and talk about the oil industry and how bad it is carried the flag goes on to say the protest is to mark the one-year anniversary of the bp oil spill in the gulf of mexico. there was the website on the bottom on the bottom of which is obviously a misprint. scott website is the website for charter school in massachusetts. no one was hurt and there is no for mid damage to the station. reporting live, kron 4 news. >>pam: details, the owners of the homes in san pablo tha

jeff bush spoke with the mother but one of the boys whose beating was posted on the internet. being done to address the interview. >>jeff: this figure was posted on youtube this month and documents the beating of a 14 year-old former hayward high school student. the boy's mom as cold amount of the school and is home schooling him because she feels the high school is too dangerous. she also did not want her full name or face to be on camera because she is afraid for the basically attacked him, from what i son i saw my son hitting the floor and numerous kicks. if you see the videos you will see this campuses out of control. there is chaos there and nobody's doing anything. if are they waiting for somebody to die on campus? she >>jeff: said her son getting beat up on campuses bad enough, but the school to not let her know if he was in a fight. >> was notified by another family member that my son had been jumped in attacked by numerous individuals. >>jeff: superintendent declined to go on camera but told kron 4 of the issue with school safety is a addressed. campus security has the

>>jeff: at&t park, jeff bush kron 4 news. >> now, here is stanley roberts, with some people behavingou could tell its opening day for the san francisco giants because parking goes from $12 to $60.30 seconds flat. >> on official giants gear here for the 2011 season. >>stanley: and your official gear or not so official gear. like this guy some insurance. he made them himself. apparently a lot of people making the wrong giants apparel themselves. these guys make wooden san francisco penciled in for $15 each or $2 for $30. when i asked for a sales permit elected home. if this guy was selling jerseys with the special website and essential for buyers. >> dollar from every shirt is going to bryant medical fund. >>stanley: who could one be sure that the money will be donated. off-camera he directed me to his website however on camera he had a slightly different response. >> side is not up yet. >>stanley: are the official, and medical t-shirts. san francisco please will making sure people probably discarded their opening containers by directing them to the trash can. >> clause course if you d

in berkeley, jeff bush kron 4 news.cuts and services as they work out their budget for 2012. they want to halt weekend in midday service, that may not go over well with baseball fans in the peninsula and sulfate. thousands of fans ride to caltrans and because service could send it fans into their cars. the new proposal could ease the cutback the board of realtors will be presenting the new proposal thursday. in san carlos, kron 4 news. >>terisa: muni has launched an investigation as well as put out operator of non driving status. this after the operator took off with a train door open. the director operations for muni tells kron 4 news, that the operators of the door was malfunctioning but the operator did not follow procedure, instead of putting an end to the door to make sure it did note and he just drove off. in severance is go, to reset kron 4 news. >>jacqueline: our big weather story tonight, cooler conditions today that will carry over into tomorrow. cooling trend for the week. today high temperatures in the 60s a

in hayward, jeff bush kron 4 news.eather today and to continue for the weekend. high temperatures today, upper 60s the number of low '70s including our inland valleys. 71 san jose, 72 now, overall temperatures rockwood a bit over what we saw yesterday. up eight degrees in oakland, 10 in livermore, seven in san jose. we will keep the warm weather in the forecast for tomorrow. '70s south bay, los '70s for inland. 70 santa rosa, 64 sam's help. cooler weather on tap for next week. if let's check up on your snowbomb.com the report. no new snow but we do have a couple places that sell fresh snow. bear valley 153 at the base, heavenly 95 of the days, 86 runs open. sugar bowl 16 did the base, 94 runs open. for more informations on the ski resorts log on to www.snowbomb.com. >> now, here is stanley roberts, with some people behaving badly. >>stanley: there's a proposal on the table in berkeley to introduce a sit lye ordnance before you say they're following the heels of san francisco, i city that already has its own set lie law

jeff bush spoke with a man who was living there when her body was found. >> reporter: there were of a murder spread but growing to members of the community reeling over the news of a homicide. >> big shots of the community. they couldn't believe it happened. in this little town. nothing like that ever happened before. >> reporter: he heard about his arrest on tv and couldn't believe a break could be made. >> i don't know how they got him but it's surprising. it's one of the least likely places for murder happened. it's unbelievable, it's a quiet little town. nothing like this ever happened since or before. >> justine: our coverage continues, coming up we will go to renounce my neighbors were stunned to find about his alleged crimes. >> james: other story, the weather, we do have rain. we will get the latest on that with louisa. >> louisa: starting off with dry weather that is set to change after sunrise. right now shot of the golden gate clear conditions increasing clouds showers spreading suffered as we had to lay morning, and your afternoon. after that we'll start drying out and war

jeff bush looks at those concerns. it the target store will be built on the vacant lot next to home depot will tear it up place where people come another dog run free, obviously there will be able to do that when the store is built by consideration for nature is built into the plan. one concern is how we will in fact this nature trail, it's beautiful, people walk along here and take in the natural beauty. part of the planet is there's going to be a special section of the parking lot at target that will give accessibility to this trail. currently the people who walk along the water have to park on the street in an empty cul-de- sac. another concern is the traffic. as it considers only one way in and out of shoreline parkway. developers say the target will be an improvement to the area and prevent illegally dumped garbage in graffiti. in san the fall, jeff kron 4 news. judgment day >>pam: is just less than a month away. that is if billboards which popped up recently around the bay area are to be believed. the billboards

jeff bush when there to find out more. >> reporter: tracy is buried in a cemetery her grave sits among the others on the well-kept ground. her headstone is the only one from her family and says her name. just 17 days before her 32nd birthday she passed away. there are two flowers on each side of her name and appear to be weathered and fairly old. at the top or to flowers indeed into the stone. phone calls were made to her only known relatives who were shaken up that her murder may have been solved. they were advised by investigators not to talk to the media about her or share information about the case. administrators told me they don't remember her funeral or who was in attendance. kron 4 news. >> reporter: in the next half hour we will hear from a former fbi agent about the case and the tax force. our coverage continues on our web site www.kron4.com. let's say you updated on the weather forecast with james fletcher. >> james: right now we are looking good, this is the camera looking back at san francisco, we do have a slight chance of a shower or two in the extreme north bay. . mild

as jeff bush tells us we need one, no matter how much the cost. >> reporter: scientists have been meeting for two days to discuss an earthquake early warning system for california. the recent earthquake in japan prove that early warning systems to work. they had 25 seconds to repair. that might not sound like a lot of time and then it would be enough time for gas stations to shut off the fuel, for the bullet trains to slow down. the problem is that price taint, $80 million to get the system up and running 20 million the year in maintenance. >> justine: caltrans is working on its 2012 budget weekday in midday services at being looked at for a potential cuts. cutting out those services could mean a lot more cars on the road. especially for baseball fans. kron4 hear has been following the story. >> reporter: but that was to deal with all midday in weekend train service this could affect thousands of riders on any given game day the giants game could bring up to 6000 fans. those proposed cuts could force many of those attendees in their cars. caltrans says the new proposal will be brought to

people who want freedom this isn't bush talking this is totally different from the records totally different from any other situation christine r t. now earlier i spoke with jeff cohen who is a journalism professor at ithaca college he's also the author of this book here cable news confidential my misadventures in corporate media now i asked him if some of the networks have a vested financial interest in covering conflict here's his take. well most networks in this country seem to be very quick to support military intervention but what's funny is watching c.n.n. and some of the pundits this time this last couple weeks they want so much to support the military action but it's been so poorly explained and they pointed out time and time again. i think when the you know when your set up piece which had some great stuff and then when you talk about m s n b c being the most liberal channel well it's owned by comcast and general electric general electric is a major war profiteering nuclear power here exactly what you get in the us media isn't so much a full spectrum what you get in us corporate media is a corporate spectrum it goes from g.e. to g.m. general electric

freedom this isn't bush talk this is totally different from the rackets totally different from any other situation christine for sound r t. and joining me now for more on this is jeff cohen he's a journalism professor at ithaca college jeff thank you so much for being here it's exciting to have you back on now can the case be made that some networks tend to actually have a bias for war and i'm not saying that you know they want to sincerely bloodshed or violence but that there's a vested financial interest perhaps in covering conflict. oh most networks in this country seem to be very quick to support military intervention but what's funny is watching c.n.n. and some of the pundits this time this last couple weeks they want so much to support the military action but it's been so poorly explained and they pointed out time and time again. i think when you know when your set up piece which had some great stuff in it when you talk about in the send receive being the most liberal channel well it's owned by comcast and general electric general electric and some major war profiteering nuclear power profiteer exactly what you get in the us media isn't so much a full spectru

jeff. >> the other '80s people you talk about it, you make a good case for the aids activists and homosexual rights, but i don't think they won. reagan is followed by bush who's a little more moderate, followed by clinton who is middle of the road democrat who's followed by a very conservative cheney and bush who are followed by i don't know what he is, obama. who is the democrats' democrat? i mean, have the democrats, in fact, ever revived, recovered from the carter years? >> well, i think part of what i'm trying to get at sort of is, you know, i'm telling the story of, you know, what happens to the left, what happens to liberalism and what's generally acknowledged as a conservative epic. and i think the value of doing that has to do with sort of illustrating the push and pull and the, as i was saying, as i was talking about in the introduction, this idea of playing defense. and i think it amounts to, i think it amounts to sort of a statement on behalf of, you know, the value of being engaged. in a lot of ways. and certainly in the epilogue i go sort of chapter by chapter and say whatever sort of movement or episode i discuss in that chapter, you know,

who died inside the mansion of august bush iv has now filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the brewing heir. we're in clayton, missouri with details on that. jeff, good morning. >> reporter: hey, matt. good morning to you. around here the busch family is like royalty. not that bush family. b-u-s-c-h as in anheuser-busch the beer makers. the heir to the huge beer fortune lives in a huge, huge mansion about ten minutes' from here. inside the gates of the long, winding driveway apparently august busch iv says he found his girlfriend dead in his bedroom. that was late last year. turns out it was a drug overdose. but now this new lawsuit just filed here in court claims it was all busch's fault. inside the walls of this sprawling estate august busch iv, the heir to the anheuser-busch fortune, says he made an awful discovery in bed. his 27-year-old girlfriend, adrian martin, was motionless. a worker in the mansion called 911. >> okay. what's the problem? >> this girl is not waking up. >> is she breathing? >> we don't know. >> adrian, a divorced mother raising her 8-year-old son, was dead. authorities found lethal levels of cocaine and the pain killer