www.kron4.com >> pam: kron4 justine waldman is life throws of the sister offices tonight. adjusting to the people there know any of the victims in southern california? >> reporter: they knew people who work there and are incredibly concerned tonight. is a very close circle of people that work in these facilities. and even though there was no direct threat here today there was heightened security. >>music >> reporter: this twitter video shows the people celebrating this season. and today, mass shooting at the center. and the heartfelt all the way here. >> i was shocked, angry that we have this number of gun violence. you never think that the regional center will be targeted. the non- political, we are here to help people with dell-- developmental disabilities. >> reporter: this is the sister facility to inland. what facilities and san mateo. and rolling counter it >> reporter: mulling county. --marine county >> we have x that no one be allowed without a prior appointment or escorted by staff. --security staff >> reporter: many people that work your have friends that they ar

kron 4's justine waldman tells us the company failed in a few different places. >> justine :the report now. out of the 6 inspected 4 of those buses are out of service. and overall the company. got an "unsatisfactory" rating. the random inspection . happened right the tour bus crash in union square. and the results in this report. show the city sightseeing preventative maintenance program is not adequate to ensure the buses are kept in safe and proper operating conditions. >> : any violation that puts a vehicle out of service is considered a bad violation >> justine : kevin dee with chp wrote the report. he inspected 6 of the buses foundseveral violations including: a steering issue brake lights not working properly an emergency exist not working and a fuel leak >> : they cannot operate vehicle until the items are fixed >> justine : the report also shows.the company also failed to inspect its own fleet every 45 days. some drivers were not enrolled in the dmv's pull notice system, which allows employers to monitor their employees' driving records. plus, the company did not keep proper dr

. >> pam:kron 4's justine waldman introduces us to a police officer who cares. >> you need some socksporter: >> reporter:in the past when patrolling golden gate park,. officer ryan crockett handed out food to the homeless. >> reporter:but something else warm is in much higher demand here. >>i think a clean pair of socks goes further than anything it is worth its weight in gold to them >> reporter:officer crockett spent hundreds of dollars of his own money to buy the brand new socks. >> reporter:he got more bang for his buck when his brother brought them back from china. >> reporter:how many did he bring back? >> about 4 suitcases about 500 pairs >> reporter:he passes out the pairs to most. >> reporter:this basic item means protection, comfort and shows the san francisco police department cares. >>andy / homeless sot it makes you feel like a human and not a piece of human road waste it warms my heart >> reporter:his patrol car's trunk is also stuffed with thick blankets. those are also accepted with open arms. >> reporter: >> it means i'll be warm at night instead of shivering all nigh

kron-4's justine waldman brings us the story. >> justine :today a mass shooting at the center and chaos and confusion turks over. the hurt was felt all the way here >>:i was angry that we have such a level of gun violence. you would never think that a regional center would be targeted as we are not political in any way we are just here to help people with developmental disabilities >> justine :9000 people here use its services and after the shooting they increased security at all locations swiftly >>:we are making sure all the information is passed around quickly and we have tightened security at this building and asked that nobody be allowed up to our sweet without prior appointment --suite >> justine :the community is rallying together >>:we have one staff person in our san mateo office who has a friend there who was fine we do not have any word of anybody related to the people there who were injured >> pam :just ahead. we hear from a local man who says. california's gun laws are too stringent. >> gary :later on in this broadcast the the warriors have no end in sight apparently as cur

kron four's justine waldman tells us about each of them. >>: she was the youngest. >>: >>: he ran the coffee shop in mainland center. >> reporter: nickel from the page for woodall. >> reporter: michael was 37 with 60 children he was an environmental specialist. >> reporter: there is also a 27 year-old claiborne. >> reporter: here is remembered as a kind of man. >> reporter: 40 robert shows his face book full of pictures of him and other baby. >> reporter: the oldest is 60 year-old. all 14 victims from to soon >> pam: our coverage continues online at kron-4-dot-com. you can also download the kron four news app. to get the lastest on the san bernardino shooting as well as other breaking news. we will also have the latest. on the kron four morning show starting at four a-m. >> pam: security has been stepped up at the muslim community center in santa clara. and at many mosques across the country. in the wake of the southern california shooting rampage. the executive director of the bay area council on american- islamic relations, says, their community is as stunned as the rest of the nati

kron four's justine waldman talked to the grieving family. about what happened. >> justine :working late to help his single mom make ends meet >>:he wasn't mean or anything at all >> justine :family members cried and hugged as the growing moral of candles and flowers and christmas presents he never got to open >>:now i have to remember this every christmas >> justine :according to his family a group approached them and then somebody stabbed him and ran off somebody found his body at 530 and christmas morning police say he was not a gang member but a good guy who lost his family--loves his family >>:it's hard to believe he is gone >> justine :please do not have a motive for >>:it's just hard to believe we will not see him again >> justine :and the loss is inconceivable and unexplainable >>:of course the pain will never go away so we have to learn to live with that the adjusted since she was the main provider for the family they have set up a fund raising website and police currently do not have any suspects >> catherine : still ahead -- why did

kron 4's justine waldman is here to tell us. no tailgating? >> justine :and you cannot cook anything but you could bring a peanut butter and jelly sandwich but parking anywhere near the stadium will be like catching a hail mary pass in overtime to win the game otherwise it in other words it will be really difficult parking anywhere near levi's stadium. will be like catching a hail mary pass in overtime to win the game. in other words -- difficult. getting to levi's stadium for super bowl sunday is coming with a lot of rules for fans first, fans cannot park at any of levi's stadium parking lots. fan parking is now west of great america parkway south of tasman drive. the lots fans can use are circled in red. get ready to walk to the stadium.any shuttles that typically run for 49ers regular season games. will not be running on super bowl 50. there will be no tailgating or grilling in the parking lots. or setting up tents. you can bring cold food but have to stay in your spot. no spilling over into other spaces. parking passes are on sale now. pric

as kron four's justine waldman tells us.n-to-be-officer rescued a baby who had stopped breathing. >>:i was not sure if it was going to work and even though they tell you will where it doesn't mean you are sure--tell you it will work >> justine :his quick thinking in this parking lot shows he's ready for this job the 25 year-old was going to buy supplies for class and was off duty when his girlfriend noticed a hysterical woman they walked over to help and the woman handed him her lifeless two month old baby boy below the child was blue and not breathing at all >> justine :the officer knew exactly what to do and started cpr >>:in a high price situation i could not fall back on anything but my training >> justine :after several rounds and ancient--anxious moments the baby started to breathe again >>:i am so glad that he came back and started reading >> justine :he does not want any thinks it but wants parents to take a page from the police training >>:you never know when this can come in handy and you could help and save a chil

now kron four's justine waldman brings us the story of the man. did what he could, to save the baby's life. >> justine :a very special delivery for him when he could never forgot. a homeless woman who did not know she was pregnant gave birth to a baby boy. the aftermath caught on cellphone video with very few people stopping to help the mother or the baby. >>:i did not stop to think if this was a homeless person or not, i believe that each human life is very precious >> justine :while on his way down the street he sought panic and fear >>:everything was so chaotic was screaming and shouting and the looks to the side and i saw this woman was, i thought she was being stabbed because there was so much blood >> justine :he saw that there was a baby laying on the ground and what he did next save its life >>:i took my shirt off and wrapped the baby and the davy started moving and it started crying >> justine :a father himself this reminded him of when his children were born >>:what an awesome sound to hear a newborn baby cry i haven't heard that sound in

kron4 justine waldman has been communicated what separates this go police officers and joins us now with the latest locally. >> pam: adjusting? =-- justine? >> reporter: like here on market street, is getting very busy in other places like union square at and get out of what brown is deaths >> when the call heyman-- when the call came in how were you able to handle it? >> we are always able to handle the worst of the worst situations dislike today. --just like today >> it was a course of our spirit but i can't give a definitive answer. >> do you have additional medical staff? >> do know that additional medical staff was broad and but i do not know the number of the staff. >> i have not communicated with any of the medical staff. obviously, they have been very busy doing their job and taking care of these patients. they are very dedicated. >> where do we go from here? >> as of right now we are not on alert for any additional patients. we are an act of emergency room for it so we really do not know what to expect her at 0 we are always ready for what may come our way creek. >> i do not kno

. >> pam:now kron 4's justine waldman is here . she met with the him. what he did to save baby's life. justine >> reporter: very special. delivery people--a homeless woman who did not know she was pregnant gave birth to a baby boy the sixth and market stock. very few people stopped to help the mother or the baby. >> i did not stop to think if this was homeless for rich people. i believe in human rights. >> reporter: well on his way down to market street he saw a panic and fear. everyone it was sold panic had heard screaming and shouting. >> was so much blood. >> reporter: anew baby was on the ground. >> i read my sweater allow the baby. --around the baby. the baby started moving and crying his hands. >> reporter: father himself it reminded tam of when his two children were born. >> it was like while--wow i hadn't heard that sound and 20 something years. >> reporter: >> we should be able to help one another and reach out no matter of status or who we are. it was just a human being in need. >> reporter: the baby was born premature at 32 weeks and last che

. --15 >> catherine: crawford justine waldman is alive with the store with new restrictions on tailgating. in the parking lots is that correct? >> reporter: yes, more than just that on it in just a minute. >> reporter: first, we got a look today and used to promote 50 clipper card there are three different looks terrific there are collectable limited edition clipper card in honor of super bowl 50, they are $3. you can fund the purchase information on our website www.kron4.com and with all the rules on parking public transportation is sworn to be your best bet. -- is going to be >> reporter: getting to leave isidium for super bowl sunday is coming with a lot of rules for fans. first chance cannot park at any of the stadium parking lots. fan parking is now west of great american parkway south of the tasman drive. belote fans can use all circled and 3 and appeared =-- are all circled in red >> reporter: get ready to walk to the stadium. in the shuttle's that typically run for 49 as record season games will not be running on super 050 creek there'll be no toll bidding or cruelly in the part o

. >> grant:kron-4's justine waldman tells us a baby's special delivery is her favorite kron-4 story of- 15. baby boy frank edward mendez junior could not wait another minute to enter the world. >> reporter:even if it had to be in the most unusual way. >>sot i don't think it was in anyone's plan except for his, the baby >> reporter:3:45 on monday morning south san francisco fire fighter paramedic jesse lange went on a normal call on his rig. >> reporter:a mother in labor >> reporter:they loaded her in the ambulance headed to the hospital down 101 south by sfo. >>whenright there at 4:02am >>sot baby is coming >> reporter:coming he was. in the back of the ambulance and quick. >> reporter:jesse.was right there to deliver the bundle of joy. >>sot mom did all the work we were just there to welcome him but then a serious problem. >> reporter:the umbilical cord was wrapped around baby frank's neck. >> reporter: >>jesse's training kicked in and simply slipped it off.saving the baby's life. >>natsot we just got him all warmed up and he went over to mom >>the whole department chipped presents. >>

live in the newsroom, justine waldman, kron 4 news. >>> a man shot and killed by police on christmas day in palo alto has been identified as 31-year-old william raft. they said that he had been wielding a knife and called 911 from his home and the 600 block of force avenue about 9:15 pm on friday. police say that he apparently had been waiting for them and charged at officers with a knife outside the home. two officers fired, and he later died at the hospital. the officers were not injured. they have been put on administrative leave. >>> alameda county a coroner we -- released the identity of a body found in a pickup truck also christmas day. the cause of death for 40-year- old jason anderson has not been released. 's last known address was in bay point. but police say that the suspect, 27-year-old charles getting was pushing the u-haul truck through the parking garage at the hayward -- on christmas day. two officer stopped him when one of them try to search getting. he opened fire. he would it be officer. another officer shot and wounded getting who is now in custody. >>> happening