jonathan blum, kron 4 news. >> a live look outside from our roof cam. through downtown san francisco, high clouds streaming in. most ly, clear. we're getting to the low 40's tonight and tomorrow morning. bay-area wide, is going to be chilly. inland, 40 degrees in livermore! 42 degrees in fairfield. and also in napa, san rafael, temperatures are going to drop. and will talk all about it coming up. >> a chase in the east bay with a richmond neighborhood search. leading police into this search, the suspect fled vallejo police in richmond. the white a ban on aid lawn on humble street in the talks off on foot. >> visit-van jumped out. and my neighbors approached me with this teaser why yearswiresd appeared to be everything was fine but from these people got out of this white fan and started running on foot. police were scowling ebert neighborhood, with combined and tasers. >> the suspect is white, male, 40's, with eight mustache/goatee, brown here, thin build. and brown hair--, and this man attacked a woman a campus. >> and police say an anonymous individual

it jonathan blum kron 4 news. >> the shake maps are interesting in usga has monitors of the bay area to help them understand quake's where they had why the head what not. we kept viewers for the store they said a jolt is what they felt. >> the technology is getting so good not only at the usgs level but for us on line. he rarely get a good look at where things are happening. people are saying that they felt a sudden jolt to for a big bang. she said her pets were frightened. people are really feeling and and i keep saying this but we do need to clarify were not hearing about things being moved are shaken are broken. the we did have a call little while ago reminding us not that is related concerns were talking about quake's there's a 2.0 and the petaluma area this afternoon. we always asked the usgs as a possible link. we know the last quake in the two after shocks in the calaveras fault. >> when these kinds of things happened this is the time to begin thinking about getting your emergency kits ready because this is a moderate quake but all the experts say the bay area is due to get a

in jonathan blum kron 4 news. >> storm track as headed north for this weekend.in will be north of the bay area with the exception of a few sprinkles on sunday. otherwise look for fog in the morning hours and sunshine for the afternoon for basically the entire weekend going all the way into monday for martin luther king did. tomorrow fog and morning a dense fog advisory mostly sunny and warm for the afternoon with highs getting into the '60s perhaps the upper 60s. chance for a couple sprinkles for 7 day with mostly cloudy skies. but the temperatures in the upper 60s it's entirely possible we could have a few '70s from the bay area on monday. were going to stay dry for the rest of this coming week. tuesday through friday looks like were going to see morning fog afternoon sun and high staying in the '60s. the nice weather for heading up to the mountains. look to go snowbomb.com ski report of a bear valley with an idea is based there. nine lives and 67 runs. we're going to see temperatures into the '50s perhaps at lake level this weekend. a lot of snow was 6 less an

jonathan blum for kron4 news. >> now, to do details for apple. plus, new details on the ceo steve jobs. he is now taking a medical leave. they say that he has been looking into all of it. >> let us talk about earnings of first. his income was seven%. the key to holiday shoppers to in all types of things. they did a million and more than you would of thought or the analysts predicted. 1 million items. how do things look like for words now that steve jobs' is taking and other leave? >> he is taking and other medical leave and some analysts are predicting a fall of their stock on tuesday but that did not happen. it closed down but only about eight points below the close. >> people are prepared for the idea that this is going to happen. apple has as strong group of executives for steve. >> when steve last looked medical leave the stock was at $85 and when he reappeared a had doubled. and analysts say that wall street remains confident in apple going forward. >> short term there is nothing to worry about, their sales are great in the act that is unbel

also on the scene our reporter jonathan blum he's live with the latest details. >> pam we just talked to a police captain a few moments ago who give us the details of this case that turned deadly for one of two suspects police were pursuing. it all started just after 4:00 this afternoon when police say they responded to reports of a couple suspect shooting at apparently innocent people in the 7600 block of lockwood. it that's not a crime hot spot and they say they're investigating why it is of those suspects were apparently shooting innocent people. fortunately police say none of those victims were hurt. please did pursue those aspects which lead to a high-speed chase on and off the freeway and that ultimately ended in a crash. at one other person was hurt not severely enough to be considered life threatening and police officers then ordered the suspect to get out of the vehicle. at the time to see the passenger got out of the vehicle and they saw he was armed with two guides. please order the passenger to get down on the ground when he did not comply one of the three officers chased

walnut creek, jonathan blum, kron 4 news. >> and world news, >> new zealand, there were startled with an earthquake. no major damage or injuries. they have had several several aftershocks since september. and a manhunt after a read military camp with four soldiers, dead. 50 insurgents attacked an army base. they took up with guns, ammunition. this comes just after the government extended the emergency rule for other parts of the country. >> japan, this dolphin caring for a dead member of its pod-supporting its dead dolphin. trying to protect this when a ship approached. and they could have built a close relationship. we will be back, after this break. >> >> >> these winds have calmed down, with a nice, mild afternoon, and bay-area wide. 63 degrees in napa. 65 degrees in mountain view. we are also in the 60s in a few inland valleys. fairfield, some of the del. what we're going to be seen for the next 24 hours. through san rafael, crystal- clear skies, and cooler winds. tomorrow, no fog. with temperatures in the afternoon with less wind it will fill nice tomorrow. another clear night an

jonathan blum. >> 2010 and a bright spot. with a check on your snowball-snowbomb and 2 in. of fresh powder. with a 59 in. base. and the sugar bowl has a 79 in. base, no fresh powder but most lives are open www.snowbomb.com. com we will be right back gabriel slate's tech report >> new of medical technology coming to the market. this is called the do over fertility. with 12 months, or their arm back. the sensor will read your body 20 times a day. and they can get their money back if they do not get pregnant. and they are showing in the day on what to conceive. and the studies and the u.k. that it seems to be working with one the third using this for six months, or water. and it is sending information to your doctor via the web. and people are troubling with conception? >> and also other gadgets. the are at a health care summit in san francisco this week. and the strategy board is putting on future health mission. they're in town to show emerging health-care technologies. >> this is helping stop the spread of breast cancer. it i

san francisco is is being sworn in today live right now to jonathan blum was at city hall for today's ceremony. jonathan. >> as you can see behind me there's a huge crowd of people gathering of the city hall rotunda many are watching the swearing in ceremony from balconies as on upper levels of city hall under the big don't hear it civic center plaza. just a few minutes ago city administrator now enter mayor edward lee a emerge happy but humble from the board of supervisors' chambers after unanimous vote to appoint him as the inter-american for the next year replacing out gavin newsome was becoming of lieutenant governor. the speech that's been made as been punctuated by applause frequently, a very festive atmosphere with all the supervisors be unanimously voted to select and lead. it's a rainy day outside, very warm atmosphere at city hall made much warmer but the hundreds of people who are adopted he will have a year in office to pick up where their gas and picked up. we will bring you more as the show progresses. >> when the challenges and lee will face as mayor is finding ways to

right now kron 4 jonathan blum is here with us to show you the location that we've been talking about in patterson where the search is going on. using google earth. >> there to locations the first is the home of juliani mothers tabitha that's here in the northern part of patterson, 4.2 mi. away this is the area where the search as finally yielded that car that was apparently used in the abduction. if we go over here you could see its on vero street at the northern end of patterson. it's pretty straightforward to drive from the home to the location where searchers are now attempting to dig up the car. your driving much of the way through agricultural landed right here you could see their to waterways. it was the california aqueduct and this one is the delta mendota canal. it some 20 ft. deep in most places but at this particular spot this canal is actually about 100 ft. deep. if you see here these three read it keros this indicates where the canal actually goes under the natural creek bed. the canal goes down as he sought in christine's diagram and makes its way underground and comes b

jonathan blum is live in san jose today, with that meeting will get underway in less than 30 minutes. jonathan. >> pam, city officials on the way down from city hall right now, we were hoping they'd meet the driver earlier so we can talk to them. we have word from the way. the meeting in response to an alarming increase in the homicide rate in san jose. san a seven homicide since the beginning of the year. many more times . will the most recent homicide the murder of 18 year-old cuban, and said to be gang-related. members of the police department gangs task force will be here, this is a meeting that's open to everybody, especially people who live in neighborhood. the debtor behind his announcing the meeting at 6:00. there will be opportunities for the public to get up and speak, to offer their suggestions for how to curb the violence to keep this from becoming a more dangerous city. and the public will also be able to ask questions of city officials of how to keep themselves and their kids safe. this is a meeting that was called very quickly in response to this homicide. san jose of c

for now live in city hall jonathan blum kron 4 news. >> one of the biggest challenges and will face is finding ways to close there francisco's multimillion- dollar deficit in the next fiscal year. christine conley walks as for the city's financial woes and the tough choices that could be ahead. >> us efforts as goes mayor ed lee will have to tackle a $360 million deficit this fiscal year we says even before he was tapped to run the mayor's office the budget has been top of live >> i've been thinking about it in my own past capacity and install something we all share every time the budget season as around. it's nothing new. >> is your san francisco faces a big challenges first federal stainless money runs out one of the biggest losses 47 million for health care and social services which is been a lot of hot rods the budget for the past two years. second, a ballot measure pasturing last election but limits on the city's ability to raise fees to trim the deficit which topped with last year's budget. before leaving office, gavin newsome submitted his final budget memo with strategies for c

at city hall jonathan blum kron 4 news >>. to do last hadley is closing at $360 million deficit this year. he said it's one of the first things he's going to tackle. in a final budget mayor gavin newsom is and suggested ways to balance a budget including cuts to departments and extracting give back to city workers. >> laid off and reassignment went out to santa clara county's social workers yesterday. the layoff will cut the stock a 25 people which is above 45 percent of the stock. that means fewer visits to check on foster children and take longer to find permanent homes for them. workers say the problem cuts deeper than those being laid off because so many of the cases are interconnected with each other. the layoffs go into effect earlier this month. >> in palo alto i'm at the lucille packard children's hospital where redwood city couple talked about the match we can see quadruplets who were born october. doctors say the odds of having naturally concede quads are one and a million. this is one segment that and wayne's four d

jonathan blum is standing by here as a look at some of the usgs maps and has no permission about thest thing we want to look at is a shake map it's unusual typically was the greens and yellows and even reds and oranges. this one looks like an icicle tell blues and purples. to visitors break you can see it is pretty much this color the entire bay area the bay area was shaking. it was light to moderate in this case. we hear you could see the four aftershocks. the earthquake was 4 mi. deep and that's why the shaking was like the widespread. for a couple 2.1 aftershock to 0.6 of learned of 1.1 that was a light some people don't even feel it. the main quake was a 4.1 and is using about you can see the widespread shaking. this earthquake didn't really do and shaking it all in the salinas area. maybe a little tiny bit toward the northern and salinas. the purple dark blue that's very light shaking shaking you probably felt it would have caused damage. the near the epicenter this turquoise that's light to moderate shaking. the shaking that will cause damage but some people fear the earthquake

jonathan blum is let the cool and the yacht club.ohn and feet. >> catherine we've been out here waiting for a while to see if there was going to be an official announcement press conference of sorts at the golden gate yacht club. it is what the sponsors of the team that won the america's cup will be bringing that up to san francisco the next on the race is held. there hasn't been an official press conference but there was not official nod of sorts that happen a couple of hours ago. we have video a couple of sailors who belong to a neighboring yacht club walked up to the golden gate yacht club of the bottle of wine and wine glasses. they poured the wine it announced it plans to celebrate. while the city of san francisco is talking about this race, revitalizing the city's economy and reforming its waterfront, the folks along the read not are concerned about what it will do for the sport of sailing. this event has been held several times a new port at a town that's devoted to selling their open the same kind of devotion and enthusiasm t

. >> jonathan blum has a closer look for us at exactly where the car was found >> we've been looking at two locations, this is where dan curman is this is the whole of guiliani is mother here. over here is where christine conley as as were the search location as were the from the car. the two locations are about 4.2 mi. apart. a driver would only have to come out of the neighborhood, take a couple of turns to be out in the middle of farmland. it's about 4.2 mi. from the neighborhood it to this is an area where the car police say drove off the road into this canal. the water in the canal flows from north to south and the dive team is currently on this side of the delta mendota canal looking for the car in one of the siphons. the canal was about 20 ft. deep at most spots, in this spot the canal is actually about 100 ft. deep. the reason is the canal huxley goes under the natural creek bed. they had to dig the canal under ground, under the creek bed and the car was pushed by the flow of the water if through this westernmost- here which is a 15 by 15 concrete tunnel. this is a scale mode

jonathan blum is live his at the golden gate yacht club in san francisco what's happening there. >> they've broken out some fine red wines and some large glasses and they're celebrating not just the coming of the new year but the coming of the america's cup. we haven't had the official press conference were just waiting for that to take place sometime in the next we had an unofficial celebration began so i walked up with a bottle letting glasses and people been sitting around quietly talk about how happy they are that the tradition of sailing that's been in newport is not going to come to san francisco. that tradition that they hope will allow it to share this great body of water with people all over the place within that sailing is a great sport. they want everyone to benefit from this great san francisco bay that we have here right out our front door. the folks standing around congratulating each other talking about what a great late new year's resolution this is. waiting for the press conference to begin. if >> the cost of the benefits to the city have been the subject of very intense de

jonathan blum kron4 news. >> snow in san francisco? get a look at what we found of orchestra tonight, snow flurries, they're actually coming out of one market building, this is fake snow for the second annual snow white fashion event. several hundred people are attending all wearing white. there's a myriad of models showcasing area artists in the fashion industry. the tea party held its for cockpit this. we will show you how was different. why some party members are concerned. a california company is using medical marijuana laws for soda pop. the tea party held its first caucus on tuesday, it's just like the party he need. we hear rick's place house like a campaign rally in senate. . >> anyone who questions how washington is different know has not seen this. some peoplthe very first meeting of the very first ever senate tea party. said it invited some 150 activists rallying usually outside the party. >> i was one the people outside screaming kill the bill, never felt like anyone was listening. >> that is why the tea party helped elect

jonathan blum has the details. >> i sent a letter to the ceo asked in heat and blue shield take a 60 day postponement, of the premium rate increase that they are opposing. gamow dave jones has been on the job for 72 hours before facing his first big challenge. blue shield is proposing a third rate hike in a few months. that would leave californians paying 59% more for health insurance than they did a year ago. >> under california law i don't have the ability to reject excess of rate hikes. i fought for that authority as a member of the legislature i've offered legislation to give them the authority to reject premium hikes. this hike is another example of why i need that authority. >> for another recourse is to find a problem with the rate hike. they want to prove that it's going to go to doctors if they can prove that the hike stays. in a press conference a watchdog group echoed jones saying to commit needs more control. >> they are in cahoots to raise prices and high as possible because they happen every incentive to charge as much as possible into a garment stop them. >> it would m

jonathan blum shows us how that unfolded. >> in oakland a police chase terrorist turned deadly after two men shooting at innocent people in the neighborhood. when they pursued those men who are in the drive-by shooting police said they let them on a high- speed chase. ultimately crashing into car. that that is a person was not her but the suspects got on the vehicle one of them was armed with two guns. when he was ordered on the ground up one of the police officers opened fire leaving him dead at scene. the driver was taken into custody without incident. they are looking into why they were shooting at innocent people. >> a woman who was killed in a crash while fleeing police and a stolen truck has been identified the sheriff's department said 27 year-old cristina of the word crashed into a power pole tuesday afternoon. she had lost a please officer who was attempted to people are over. a girl was killed last night when she was hit by a vehicle. the one-year- old was killed outside of our aunt, no word on how the accident happened. we're told her organs will be donated. cal train cond

in san francisco and jonathan blum kron 4 news. banff a set of explosives is being. after the bomb squad evacuated 10 homes last night. they were found near clayton road and maria at concord. bomb squad officials were called there they found for your old mortars in the back of a pickup truck. a military consultant came to assist in the situation. those explosive headed to dispose of. it's part of the procedure done every to meet few years to get a better idea of how many homeless people are there. ridgy kumar joined this is an francisco. >> volunteers hit the streets all over san francisco to count the homeless population. this is necessary to receive $18 million in federal funds for its homeless programs. mayor ed lee says this is necessary to continue to improve and get many of the homeless off the streets. this account will continue, officials hope to have wrapped up, and completed with a count of the homeless in the city by february. >> this just an, word for it that has announced it earned 6.6 billion in 2010. that is that is profit in more than a decade. the ju

jonathan blum kron4 news. >> 2010 had one bright spot concerning the weather, no hurricanes made landfall on u.s. shores. floods on the other hand it seems to be gobbling up land all over the globe. looking at entire countries under water. >> dry weather in the forecast for the next several days, we do have to worry about fog will be here again tomorrow morning i will have your forecast coming up. [ male announcer ] rockin out to the big hot pastrami. big. hot. pastrami. don't dare call it a cover band -- unless you're talking about covering freshly baked bread with layer upon layer of flavor-packed pastrami. this sub lays down power cords of tasteocity with pickles, mean licks of mustard and riffs of melty, bubbly cheese. catch 'em before the fresh toasted tour leaves town. subway big hot pastrami. crank up the flavor at subway. the president says that he plans the ease travel restrictions to cuba. jonathan toxic and families in the u.s., who are hopeful of a more positive about relations between cuba and the u.s.. >> much of the talk among the regular saturday mornings is about the cuba

and jonathan blum joins us with the latest, jonathan?pened, right here where adm 580 split in the middle. right and on 80-580 split-- the 4000 block of fleming avenue a small cul-de-sac. and is near this public housing development. this complex was recently renovated, the store complex is a fairly big public housing development. the shooting was right here on this cul-de-sac and there's no suspect description but the victim is 16 year-old deshaun grimsley has died >> the getaway vehicle was described as a white dodge avenger. and that white dodge avenger had a license plate that believe this is 6l uu 524 india and thand if yoe any information? >> they're requesting that you contact them. this happened at the crested few public housing apartment complex. >> the top of your screen. not moving, the bottom of your screen is traffic toward the peninsula on our 1 0 1. the southbound is also moving slow. much more news on the other side of this break. [ male announcer ] rockin out to the big hot pastrami. big. hot. pastrami. don't dare call it

live at sfo, jonathan blum. >> a scathing report from the presidential commission. this report saying that millions of people lost their jobs and hundreds of thousands lost their homes because of gritty wall street executives to to the risks. greedy--and also, a key federal regulators are now holding top jobs in the old, had ministration. >> vernanncy and all of these wall street villains' names in the financial crisis inquiry commission. 633 page report includes graphic evidence of the impact of their collective failure. the housing meltdown delivered a staggering blow to american wealth. wiping out 15 trillion dollars. more than the doubt, bubble burst and who suffered the most? california, arizona, florida state are calling them the " sand states'' and non of the country saw a small operation with this report is climbing golden specgoldman sacks, and also not reporting truth states, and the federal trade commission would not stop these troubling practices. the fed, under greenspan had a pivotal failure to have the flow of toxic mortgages. and clearly this could o

with the snow is jonathan blum he has a closer look at world this is on folding. >> the second location 4.2 mi. away as the search location that the canal where the car was just found. as we go in closer on the google earth map you can see it's an easy drive from one to the other. here's told in patterson, if you leave that neighborhood and head out into the country it pretty much a straight shot down to a large patch of farmland 4.2 mi. to the spot where authorities believe the car took a left turn, veered off the road and landed in this canal. now the water in the canal flows from north to south. it's not that much of a surprise that the car one of landed in the water and immediately been sucked down into what we call a siphon. this canal in most spots is about 20 ft. deep but here at the spot the canal is section 100 ft. deep. this is where they believe the car at stock. the reason is the connection goes underneath the natural creek bed. it it has to go through of man- made series of tunnels known as siphons and the car was lodged in this one the westernmost-. a concrete tunnel about

jonathan blum talk to one of the victims who said he is relieved the suspects are falling behind bars. >> in oakland a string of two dozen home invasion robbery scheme to an end at this post. rubbers crashed a birthday party that was too large to control. family members not kuwait and called police from a back bedroom. the robbers broke a window and tried to jump out. they were arrested there are three in total. to have prior convictions. if they're convicted of the string of robberies they could receive a three-500 years in jail. >> men dead international airport is open again after being locked down a san jose mineta international airport terminal was locked down for more than two hours tonight when a woman waiting for a flight left the secure area and tried to re-enter without going through the screening checkpoint. the 22-year-old woman was arrested at about 8:30 p.m. after she left terminal b during a layover and tried to return through the exit. the woman started out in dallas but had arrived in san jose on a flight from phoenix. she was waiting to catch another plane to orange

in san francisco, jonathan blum. >> city officials>> $19 million, and with hotel, payroll, and parking. -also, generating $1 billion inbusiness. [applause] >> that is jan celebrating. the last of the come, and a arrest made with a man under the suspicion of several robberies. >> and a look outside, with chilly. 47 degrees in some detail. we will be right back. san mateo >> the robbery storming through wielding a rifle. he was captured last night after a home in kent. he had a replica of rifle, pistol, that matched the items police believed used in the mall robberies. and december 23rd, he allegedly robbed a store at gunpoint. and unsuccessful in a fourth carjack attempt. a female was unharmed in a carjacking. also he was been linked to additional robberies in sunnyvale. >> electric bill from pg&e will go up and some will even decrease. beginning today, pg&e with people that use of very little power will go there their bill will go up. however, large users will get a decrease of 2.5%. and with a larger electricity bills dealing with the past summer's heat wave. >> >> and starting today,

much jonathan blum shows us our weather is getting warmer, colder and more violent.waves, from flooding to freezes 2010 was a year of extreme. the map of the year significant weather events includes a record snowfall in seattle and a record high temperature of 113 degrees and loss angeles. it 2010 will rank among the top 25 years and tornadoes with minnesota setting in a state record of 104 twisters. colorado experience its most destructive wildfires in history burning 150 homes and causing $200 million in damage. a cold snap in florida said temperatures below freezing as far south as st. peter burke. in 2010 had won the top technical this winter's one of the hot summers. from mississippi to rhode island at dozen states have record high temperatures. 20 more were well above normal. the california nine other states were above normal while oregon and montana were below normal. if only washington, idaho and wyoming did not show a significant difference. 2010 had a bright spot for the second time in a year. no hurricanes made landfall in the u.s.. turning to transportati

jonathan blum has reaction. >> one, too, 3, 4. >> this caused such a stir police chief called a presslain the actions. >> i would prefer not to done this today but the reason i'm doing it as i know this video will be out there. i want to give you the context. >> a confrontation between police and a man in a wheelchair. police say he is waving the same night he had used to stab an officer of moments earlier after they responded to report he was slashing tires. surrounded by officers he appears to toss the nice. but then. he is shot with a bin be in bed and a bullet. he is expected to recover. >> this officer has been stabbed prior to the shooting. you can see. >> they walked him through the video to explain how a man was shot after throwing away his weapon. >> it takes one second-2 seconds from the time they perceive it threat is no longer there before they can stop shooting. during that time we know an officer can fire one-two rounds. >> they were reacting to the sudden motion of tossing the knife aside. the cheese adds this man was more of a threat than he seems. >> he has gotten up

jonathan blum has more. >> blue shield has of proposed increase that will leave some customers pay 59cent more for their insurance than they were just one year ago. the insurance commissioner says that they plan to fight the increase and it may be an uphill battle. >> and fortune and a california law i do not have the ability to inject excessive rate hikes. as a member of the state legislature with the it excessive premium hikes, this one is just another example of why i need that authority. >> we have more details on the blue shield rate hikes on our web site pages log on to our web site. >> a developing story of this nfl where a horrible outbreak of guide dogs for the blind in the campus has resulted in the deaths of five pubs and more are in danger. they're looking to treat the 30 infected dogs. here's what the ceo had to say about the outbreak. >> we had quite a number of sick puppies. all of our dogs are vaccinated as soon as they can. the puppies, many of them are getting much much better. in terms of long term, we are born to be fine, but our primary concern is that we take car