justine waldman has the story. >> reporter: the superbowl committee got what it wanted. the superbowl is happening in the bay area. now the committee actually has to plan it. >> san francisco has the track record of being able to pull off these big events. >> reporter: they tell me to start, they have to hire staff to plan the parties and coordinate the events. one location is already booked. >> probably the biggest event outside the game itself will be a big nfl fan experience at the moscony center. what it is going the look like, this is what we need to sit down and start planning now. >> reporter: some events would be inside, some outside. the moscony center is going to be revamped. another popular spots like the fisherman's wharf could play a part. >> we know we will have the world east greatest tailgate party ever. >> reporter: it has to be special. in san francisco, justine waldman, kron 4 news. >>> still ahead onion reason news at 11:00, two weeks since the deadly sailing accident. and the man blamed for killing a british soldier talks about his motive on camera.

kron 4's justine waldman is live tonight. at the finish line. to tell us about the changes for this years race. jusitne? >> justine: right now. crews are getting ready for the 30-thousand plus runners who will be here on sunday. you can see. somethings that are not different this year. runners must wear clothes and there is a zero alcohol policy. today san francisco police went over their security plans. some runners will see. others you won't. there will be uniform and undercover police officers all around the course. from the local agencies to the fbi. there are also cameras set- up. at the start line, finish line and at hayes hill where the crowd gets really thick. those cameras. will provide police information what is happening at those locations. and of course after the bombings at the boston marathon. sfpd has been monitoring any threats of violence to bay to breakers. also, there are changes to the size back pack you can bring. this is as big as it can be. >> we do have the least pain attention to any information we get. we have deployed a

he spoke with our justine waldman about his memories of the horrific night. and what he thinks started the fatal fire. >> all of them so beautiful going to a party. they're having so much fun and it ended up a terrific ends up horrific at times choking on emotion, >> we were all crying, jittery all in one on satuday night, brown picked up the ladies in 4 miles away from the bachelorette party, while on the san mateo bridge he says one of the passengers knocked on the small window between them, and he thought she asked to smoke. brown told them to wait, because smoking was not allowed. they knocked again.louder. >> when i opened it i saw the grief on her face, the anguish i could see and smell smoke. when we pulled over, one of the ladies was already coming through at this point, it becomes a blur for brown. he believes the limo's doors were unlocked. and when someone opened the back door to rescue more people >> the flames just went phewww they engulfed the car and along with good samartians, who stopped to help. brown pulled a passenger through the partian p

justin waldman has the story. >> what people remember most about mikeala alleged deserters mile and a wonderful spirit. divers found her body in a creek near paris vacation of late wednesday morning. the nine year-old had a severe form of autism went missing on sunday. while playing with your brother in the backyard she wandered off when he went back to the house. >> this picture from a neighbor of surveillance picture shows are running down her own street. this would be the last image of her alive. >> it is just terrible. >> at the search headquarters volunteers hug each other like away tears. hundreds join a frantic three days search to find a girl with a mental capacity of a one-year-old. >> we took the last couple of days off work we brought our border to help look for this child. >> now all you could do is pray for the family. >> police teams packed up their gear and headed back home. like many other autistic children she was attracted to the water. her family week end in clear lake to let her be near something she loved. this according to the police chaplain was uncovered in the

kron four's justine waldman has new surveillance video released today. >> reporter: is happening in clear-lake.that's about 30 miles north of calistoga. we'll zoom in here on the big board. this is the lynch vacation home where mikaela was last seen playing sunday afternoon. waterways are on both sides of harbor lane. walking northbound on harbor lane. now we'll widen the view a bit. police and volunteers have fanned out in the southern boats are on the water.divers are in the water. police and volunteers are searching on land. the clock is ticking.as missing for more than 48 >> pam: new tonight. kron 4 has just obtained the 9-1-1 call made around the time 8-year-old leila fowler was killed in calaveras about two weeks ago. with more. catherine? >> reporter: this is something that again the district attorney just announced within the last 30 minutes. we also know that he will face the judge. i mean his brother will face the judge tomorrow wednesday at 1145. will bring the charges talking about second degree people with this and say why not first degree? it's time premeditated or planned. no planning

kron 4's justine waldman is live in oakland where the meeting just wrapped up. justine? pe >>justine: the current bridge must close for several days in order to make the transfer and over the holiday weekend there are fewer cars on the road. that's why they always put labor day out there. as a comeback laugh we've learned there have been several of our challenges and problems other than the boats have been going on on the $6 billion bridge. coming up, i will illustrate what those other problems are. reporting live in oakland, justine waldman, kron 4 news. >>pam: and there are more concerns on the new eastern span of continuing our team coverage kron 4's dan kerman takes a on the new span. >>dan: it has to do with some of the boats used to attach the railing to the bike path deck. officials say some of the tops of the boats were sheared off because something was welded and correctly. -- incorrectly. bridge officials say this was discovered last year. >> the remote the caps, they removed the ineffective or both. they put into play to that provided more freedom of the movem

in san francisco justine waldman kron 4 news. the 35th-annual carnaval san francisco is in full swing this weekend. offering food, music and of course, dancing. the event showcases the best of latin america and caribbean cultural arts and traditions. more than 400-thousand people attend each year. the festival is located on harrison street between 16th and 24th streets. while there is plenty to see and do those we spoke with care most.about the food. >> like a that it is and venture. can accommodate times with a lot of people and and a great-adventure. >> i am here for the food! >> i am here for the food! >> you can catch the second and final day of carnaval including the grand parade tomorrow from ten to six. >> san francisco is in the middle of a construction boom. most of the buildings going up will be apartments. there are approximently 20 apartment buildings under construction right now in the city.and at least 13 more about to break ground. polaris pacific is seeing a trend amoungst developers.of building smaller units.for

>>pam: kron4's justine waldman was on the newsstand today and has the latest on how the repair work is going so far. just sejustine? >>justine: that is where crews are trying to fix these a bad bolts that they have discovered. what they're trying to do is lock them down. >> the drilling under the bay bridge has just begun all in an effort to repair broken boats. >> the bold are no longer useful. --bobolts. crews will work 12 hours a day seven days a week at the same time the saddle is still being designed with no clothes on when it will be ready. >> it is very hard to give you a time frame right now. >> is still up in the air. the new span will not open until the saddle is securely in place. >>justine: as we come back out here live, the saddle was the best sixth caltran could come up with to fix the bad boats. that saddle cost anywhere between five and $10 million. all the other work on the bridge is going ahead and schedule. 103 days from right now to fix that saddle and get it in place to that the bridge can open on time. live on treasure island, i'm justing waldman, kron 4 news. >>e

justine waldman kron 4 news. hurt. no one was hurt. unseasonably early fire weather.ters across and other seasonal recruits into service. >> chief jim crawford/calfire: we're working to staff to respond to additional buyers that make a man and to assist with our neighboring units as well. crawford says there is now at least one grass fire every day somewhere in the bay area and not just in the already parched hills and wildland areas. as this relatively small, but stubborn fire along highway 87 shows, there's plenty of grass and other fuels for fires in urban settings >> chief jose guererro: the danger for us right now is not just at the grass burns but that has a significant potential that it may expand to structures. in san jose rob fladeboe kron4 news. >> jacqueline: 88 in oakland airport. that's a record high. 84 bay shores. even 75 in san francisco this afternoon. still in the 50s near the coast line with those he breezy wins still intact. we're still seeing wind speeds in the teens and in a boat-in number of places. gus still in the 20. the red flag warning has

. >> (foreign language) >> reporter:kron 4's justine waldman joins us now with how this happened. and more video from the scene. >> reporter: he was a hard- working man very responsible. police tell me the driver of the van. confused the gas (foreign language) >> if you're going to drink and do not drive. >> pam: and brake pedals. so instead of stopping, the driver speed up. hit the curb and then slammed into the house. let's show you video from the ground here is the hole in the side of the garage. police told me after hitting the curb, the car went airborn and rested on the house at an angle. here is a closer look at the tire. hanging in the air. the van is several feet off the ground. the driver went to the hospial with minor injuries. the two other passengers were not hurtzoom out just a little. we can see that down here. is a steep hill. so the landing on the house stopped the car from rolling down. we can also see the damage to the garage. the owner had a enginer come out to make sure the structure is safe. finally, once the a tow came to remove the van. we got a better look

in san lorenzo justine waldman kron 4 news. >> pam: aldrin her-.43 year old fell-o-meana her-on-ga. together they have two childrena 13 year old girl and a 10 year old boy . today the son expressed his feelings of grief to his father. >> reporter: worked as a senior clinical >> new one to the mother's day and i do not have a mother. >> reporter: lab scientist for kaiser permanente in oakland. is said to have beena cheerful, giggly person.who had a knack for making people happy. it was the heronga home where all of the victim's had gathered before going out to cele her husband saysthe family is coping with loss.but it's very hard >> take care of your family, the snow one knows. >> pam: maureen kelly kron4 news >> pam: we now have a clearer picture of who was killed in the deadly limousine fire. here are victims names. including some we've already told you about. neriza fojas. from monterey. michelle estrera. from fresno. jennifer balon. from dublin. anna alcantara from san lorenzo. felomina geronga . from alameda. >> pam: two ictims remain in the hospital at the santa clara >> >> rep

--justine waldman. >> that's right, behold the treadmill desk.t the bay area company, invested in five of them. >>pam: a person they feel is responsible for an assault on an 83-year-old man last saturday. antioch police arrested this person. he was seen on surveillance video after the incident. according to police, there was a robbery at an orchard supply hardware store on lone tree way. when officers arrived, the and bleeding. the last report says the 83- year-old man is in critical condition at a local hospital. the juvenile's identity will not be released at this time. now you see it, now you don't, now you do. that's today's headline in the never-ending battle against graffiti in san jose. kron four's rob fladeboe shows you one part of town where the graffiti vandals appear to be winning that battle. >>rob:in what seems to be an on-going game of cat and mouse, the mouse is winning. this crew was busy friday stringing more razor wire to block access to a railroad trestle over highway 101 which had recently been given a new coat of paint to cov

i'm justine waldman, kron 4 news. >> and you're one of the surviving victims has been working for theack home and recovering from her injuries. it has hit his staff hard so much so that they will bring in counselors that's because many of the victims are also in nursing and have ties to the bay area filipino community. in just about everyone who works here has lost someone they know. maureen kelly, kron 4 news. >> terisa bus stop shooting --a recent bus stop shooting. >> we have an update now on the wet weather we have been tracking in contra costa county. we've been talking about thunder, lightning strikes and in some cases hale. we are not seen that anymore. it looks like the rain it is starting to lighten up. we are also seen some light rain. moderate rain reported in danville especially around the higher elevations. the wider view shows most of the bay area is dropped and partly cloudy to mostly cloudy conditions. we will continue to monitor that for you. here's a look at your morning broke, taking a look at these numbers into the afternoon. tomorrow could be the coolest of the we

in clearlake justine waldman kron 4 news. >> pam: search teams had spent the past few days scouring the southern edge of clear lake looking for mikaela lynch. kron 4's charles clifford has a closer look at the neighborhood where the girl disappeared. >> reporter: if these two men and take a closer look at the southern edge mchale a disappeared from her family's vacation home around harbor lane with water on both sides disappearing about 130 sunday afternoon. neighbors had captured the current running. search and rescue teams have been scouring the entire environment the last couple of days searching for her. just before noon on wednesday mchale was body was found in the body not far from where she initially appeared on sunday. charles clifford in the news room kron 4 news. >> pam: >> this just in to the kron 4 newsroom. and woman found dead in a room on the holiday express on monterey road. breaking news tonight. >> pam: san jose police are on the scene of the city's 15th murder this year. a woman found dead in a room at the holiday inn express. it happened around 1:30 -- helicopter par

the first concert kicks off the summer season tomorrow night, and kron 4's justine waldman give us a new pavilion along the embarcadero. with seating for 9-thousand people. and 30 concerts scheduled for this summer. crews are putting the final touches on san francisco's first-ever outdoor waterfront amphitheater. the america's cup pavilion. the artificial grass is down, the vip seats are almost set-up and the concession stands need to be filled with snacks. sting stages the stage sunday. other big names like steve miller band, counting crows and san francisco symphony and the jones brothers will also perform. neighbors had expressed concerns about how loud the music could blare. especially during the week nights. >> they've got neuss month to set up around the neighborhood. >> to reduce noise. an acoustic curtain-- which is this thick black blanket - will go up around the stage. and when muscians set-up their speakers they will face them towards the water. livenation, which puts on the shows, wants to keep the peace with neighbors. >> with wonderful views of the water. it also will s

in san francisco justine waldman kron 4 news. >> catherine: san francisco is in the middle of a construction the buildings going up will be apartments. kron4's maureen kelly explains what this could mean for the city's rental market. >> reporter: right now there are more than 30 apartment buildings either under construction or about to break ground in the city right now. there are approximently 20 apartment buildings under construction right now in the city.and at least 13 more about to break ground. all of this work.in order to feed the need for housingto give all of those high tech start up workers a place to rest their heads. chris foley with real estate research firm polaris pacific is seeing a trend amoungst developers.of building smaller units.for this new young workforce. >> but smaller won't necessarily mean cheaper. and having 8000 new units >> they want to go change and take a shower and go hang out with everyone else. >> reporter: coming on line in just two years.won't necessarily bring down the sky high rents.but it could keep them from going higher. maureen kelly kron4 news. >>a

kron 4's justine waldman is here now with the details. >> millions of dollars, bragging rights and so much as we start comparing the bay area to south florida. we have less experience than bowls. miami takes that. with 10 super bowls under its belt. the last time the bay area hosted a super bowl was in 1986. the stadiums are the center piece. because *where the super bowl would be played in 20-16 are very different. the 49ers home in santa clara is brand new and not even open yet. >>"levi's stadium" is supposed to open in 20-14. it seats about 77-thousand. it is high-tech and "green." nfl owners are said to favor newer stadiums, for the amenities and attractiveness. sun life stadium is in miami gardens. it seats 76-thousand. and it opened in 1987. just recently, the home of the dolphins was unable to pass measures to pay for stadium upgrades. some saying that signaled a loss for south florida. tens of thousands of people head to the super bowl host cities. to not just watch the game, but attend parties and conferences. so what the experience is like for attendees. is also important in

at 7:00 tonight from nine in morning to 6 in knight and severs is close justine waldman kron 4 news.dge for bay to breakers sunday. and local tech company behind the registration process. it has been enormous undertaking. >> it-it took me two minutes to register this year from start to finish and i think that is what great about bay to breakers the sheer it really does up the numbers who are able to be officially a part of the race and get the full experiment. dave slate kron 4 news. >> catherine: e-mails.and interviewed officials. it lasted for 44 months. it finally ended in march of 20-10 when the counter- espionage division refused carry out the process of making an employee of "the smoking gun" testify before a grand jury. texas governor rick perry >> catherine: an uproar in canada. this is the toronto mayor arriving at city hall today. everyone wants to know if it's true. he's accused of being caught on video smoking crack. the video has not been released publicly and there's no way to verify whether it's authentic. reports say the video was taken by a man who claims he sold cra

kron fours justin waldman has the story. >> now the committee is actually planning.he able to pull off these events. >> a superbowl committee member says they must hire staff to plan the partisan coordinate events. and to pick a place to post them. one location is already booked. the biggest event outside of the game itself will be a big nfl fan experience at the mosconi center. what it will look like and what some of the bells and whistles are looking like is what we have to plan now. >> some event inside some outside weather permitting. >> the mosconi center is about to go and expansion and will be done before 2016. >> the superbowl bill is to be centered at the ferry building heading down market street to union square. >> another popular spot fisherman's wharf, will also play a role. >> even city hall to see action. one thing is worked out. what we know is we will have the world's greatest delegate party ever. >> the golden anniversary game in the golden state it has to be special. >> in san francisco just been waldman kron 4 news. >> a party was held in or call lorena in oakland la

justine waldman are >> pam: are adjusting thank- you something is with the communication with her butomorrow, we will learn whether the new span will open on time -- which is labor day weekend. we'll bring you that meeting wednesday at 1 p-m. you can watch it on our 24- 7 channel. once that decision is made, kron-4 will bring it to you -- live and begin alaysis on the kron-4 news at five o'clock. >> jacqueline: a live look outside. down on san francisco clear skies now but that was not the case this morning with barry scully skies. right now still in the '70s concord 700 and pleasanton and bay shore in the '60s and coastline looking at temperatures in the fifties. seeing some disguise their but will linder closer to the us coast tonight with fog. san mateo coastline with patches of fog. another storm system approaches from the north with a slight chance of showers spirit future ketchikan see the rain mainly in the north until its o'clock tomorrow morning with a chance we could catch a word shourd slate clearing and the late morning hours and winds will be picking up with gusty conditi