as justine waldman and grant lodes test their skills at the n-f-l experience. four score and seven years ago, our fathers brought forth-- [train horn blares] ... to the continent... [claps] ... a new nation. announcer: don't wait until presidents day to get a better night's sleep. during sleep train's presidents day sale save up to $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic, get three years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic, plus same-day delivery, and sleep train's love your mattress guarantee. sleep train's presidents day sale is on now. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >> pam:the super bowl has people picking sides. who will win the big game? >> pam:are you rooting for the carolina panthers. or will it be the denver broncos? >> pam:we caught up with some notable athletes today. and checked their pick. >> pam:thousands of people are getting a chance to experience the super bowl in one way or another. >> pam:some are at the moscone center. for the n-f- l experience. and that's where kron 4's justine waldman and grant lodes are right now. >> pam: and th

. >> pam: kron4 justine waldman said down with the pacific a woman who says her husband sacrificed his life to savers. --save hers >> justine: she lost her soul mate. >> i lost all orientation of where i was. >> justine: larry came back and the water after try to get help to save par. >> he said i cannot lose you. i cannot lose you. i sit down and not worry i careful. -- i can float >> i saw the helicopter that was overhead. >> justine: paramedics tried to say to larry. but he did later died at the hospital. -- tried to save >> justine: now she tried to picture her life without her love. claudia want others to know not to understand how powerful the ocean is. >> justine: and pacifica, justine waldman kron 4 news. >> pam: the danger is not over along the coastline yet. a high surf advisory is still in effect. >> pam: meteorologist brittney shipp is here now with more on the warning. brittany? we have to warn you >> brittany: have to warn you that the zero large will state and until saturday. --we are tracking dangerous rip current and sneaker waves. you have to be careful we are also tr

. >> pam:the new instruments arrived today only kron 4's justine waldman was there. when the kids played them for the >>music rob@robblack.com >> justine:before today this jam session for the richmond never have happened. >>-- we had 4 flutes 6 clair and ½ of each were broken >> justine:and most of the instruments were from the 60's band teacher andrew wilke tellsit's his first year teaching music here and he wanted to improve the program so the band set-up a fundraising website >> justine:to help, the lamorinda music store in lafayette offered to fix old instruments for free but that wont be necessary now. >>--and gentleman went into that shop and offered to pay for everything >> justine:anonymous donor boughr every flute, drum and saxophone on the band's wish list. spending 76-thousand dollars. >> >> justine:wilke meet the man once who did not explain why he gave such a generous gifts. >>sot by the way tell the kids when they get their new instruments that they donor is really proud of them >> justine:the new instruments have homes on these once bare shelves. watch

kron 4's justine waldman is live at super bowl city tonight, with what's happening there tonight. justine. >> reporter: and saturday morning and things went smoothly people are really enjoying it piglet the video can chance to walk around there are lines for just about everything the longest lines are photos and a ferry building in the background also week make yourself look like a bronco or panther security here is no joke there bomb sniffing dog did come check of the truck before lever for here also loss of armed officers all round and so much fun happening here firms declined synergy dancing and also places to catch the ball live music and then people have been waiting for this moment they have been hearing but for years enjoying the fun. >> reporter: on several sunday at the close early the want everyone to go enjoy the game to at 6:00 there is a live free concert and we'd go to check that out also all line for all the merchandise want to go by the symbol has blindness so long there were sold out people trying to get some of the memorabilia such remember this kron4news-dot-com

kron-4's justine waldman tells us why police find her disappearance suspicious. >>justine:here is a picture of the missing woman. her name is stacy aguilar. >>justine:she is 22 years old. police tell us she is 5 feet 2 inches tall, 185 pounds. >>justine:with brown hair and eyes. police don't know what she wearing when she disappeared. she was last seen saturday at a party that was here by jackson and sliva. >>justine:walking around i did not see any missing persons signs posted. there are several houses and apartment buildings on the block. >>justine:people i talked with here said the woman did not look familiar. the missing woman is from san jose. and what makes this case suspicious to police stacy has not contacted her family or returned home. in almost a week. which her family says, is very unlike her. contact police. >>justine:in hayward justine waldman kron 4 news. >> pam:an arrest has been made in connection with a fatal hit and run in san jose last week 23- year old christopher africa was arrested at his home on wednesday, after an extensive investigation.

kron 4's justine waldman spoke with people who are growing concerned over safety in the area. she brings us the latest on tonight's arrest. >> justine :the group that made this walked away when our cameras came out a double murder happened here and has cast and a dark atmosphere over this area the shooting happened on sunday and police said they were targeted attacks and not random >>:we saw a couple police officers here >> justine :several robberies' have happened here recently prompting investigator to tell kron 4 news that there is a significant safety concern for this popular tourist spot and >>:we definitely need better security good justine what a greater police presence have stopped the murder? we will never know >>:having a security officer here 24 hours would help >> justine :they believe they have found the car the suspect used to get away >> pam :family members of one of the victims. who died during that shooting at twin peaks. are remembering their loved one. kron four's grant lodes brings us their story. >> grant :his fund was also killed early sunday and a third f

tonight, kron 4's justine waldman explains what exactly the mayor said. and the response it is getting. >> justine :the 26 year-old was holding a knife and was a suspect in the stabbing some call in our--some are calling for the police chief to resign and now the mayor is accorded to say it was horrifying and a firing squad and that is not the way we stop people he represents the family and he told me he likes the mayor being honest and that the mother is happy with the acknowledgement >>:to have the mayors say that means that he is supportive and that that might lead to real reform >> justine :the mayor's staff told us that he was expressing solidarity to those who were alarmed by the video the police officers association was not available to comment on the mayor's comments but in the past have been happy about the mayor's stance on the case >> pam :there is proposal to create an internet 'safe sale and exchange' zone. where people can meet up. in front of the daly city police station. vice mayor david canepa is introducing the legislation to the city cou

kron 4's justine waldman sat down with the widow who describes how her husband died trying to save her from the strong waves. " >> reporter: might soak up the see it in. for a walk to the beach or looking out at the pierre tuesday when a sneaker wave hit them. verbalarry did nt so stuck and went to the short get help but came back to save her. "he said a can't lose you. claudia went with the ways in getting to the search for two men pulled her out larry. did not make it out. witnessed his laugh living momentslast livings >> reporter: want others not to underestimate the power of the ocean or dangerous rip currents. >> marty:coming up: a manhunt underway to find the driver who hit a person then took off. we have exclusive video of the car used in the deadly hit-and- and it marks the unofficial start of baseball season for the big name players you can expect to show up at giants fan fest this morning. and next -- for your health. how long it could be before a zika virus vaccine begins testing. again! again! again! again! again! again! again! no artificial flavors. no artificial colors. w

kron 4's justine waldman is live in san francisco tonight with more. justine? collapsed but a hassle. >> reporter: batters removed disassembled. once the levirate stages collapsed estimable city only a few days ago felicia entertained crowds all that is not passed on this monday only work crews were on hand it to tackle a massive job of breaking everything down taking it all away. will take a few days to get all this cleared out straightest a closed in and around the superbowl city some people not very happy. it will take a few days to get while others are not so harsh in their criticism these nannys playing at the park, located right next to the big stage say they too are pleased that the sot/tc: 1:04 gianna alencar i know it was good for the city but it is good that they are gone and the crowds we like the peace. as far as when all of this will be compltely gone and roads back to normal the hope is by the end of the week >> reporter: crews working to tear down losses for will city will be working until dawn to get this all done the street closures in effect t

paul titchener talked with our justine waldman last night. at his brisbane home. he said he had gotten into an argument with his wife shelly, the day before she went missing. and she had left home saying she was going to stay with a friend. here is what he had to say last night. it >>:the list trying to get organized --i was trying to get organized and do we need to do >> pam :police say, paul titchener jumped off the bay bridge just before 9- last night. for continued coverage go to website. or download our free mobile app. you can also watch more of justine's interview with paul titchener. at kron-4 dot com. new at 11. an investigation is underway about an anonymous letter. that had alleged death threats. the threats targeted staff and students at south san francisco high and el camino high. both in the south san francisco school district. police have not yet confirmed whether the threats are actually valid... but the schools and authorities are implementing extra security measures for the rest of the week. anyone with information is asked to contact police. >>:

kron 4's justine waldman is live tonight. at super bowl city. with how people are enjoying everything. monday >> reporter: came with a crush of crowds with that long lines a lot of excitement in this very chilly air. 50.the ferry building in the background the top attraction. people waited in long lines for just about every experience. nats football fans are feeling the energy. sot it is nice to see people out supporting their team high fives it is all good after dealing with the traffic jams. and crowded streets this is a nice reward for the 9-5ers on their lunch break. sot suck it up for the week it is fun enjoy it sot we are still trying to make our way through everything so big but nice to see so many people out the lines also long to get through the metal detectors. you can't turn around without seeing a police presences. or people just having a really so much to see ride on the zipline. or catch a touchdown pass. football fans are loving. this city. beautiful city beautiful people everybody out here doing it big nats singing super bowl cit

. >> reporter: in pacifica justine waldman, kron 4 news. >>> well a high surf advisory is still in effect through tomorrow night. we will see some warm weather this weekend. but that high surf advisory is serious. people forget how dangerous it is along the coastline. brittany has been tracking our forecast. >> we keep hearing these different stories and people get caught off-guard. >> i know. >> so with this high surf advisory it is going to stay in effect until sunday. and it's interesting because the temperatures are so warm, but very tempting for everyone to head out to the ocean. but again, you want to be very careful. this is really going to affect our entire area. all the areas enter there highlighted in pink under the high surf advisory until saturday at 8:00 p.m.. as we look ahead, besides the dangerous surf, we are tracking warmer conditions back to the 70s we'll go. even the mid-to high 70s by monday and tuesday. so record highs are going to be a possibility. and then pushing into next week, wednesday and thursday we are tracking a chance of rain and cooler temperatures on the

kron-4's justine waldman joins us live from the police today - the commander told me there have only been 2 years. town. >> reporter: please contact. a greenhorn safety. >> reporter: seen during about his wife after we spoke on to stay. at the same time we were talking, police in fremont had parts that linked shelly's missing person's case to the torso found by the dumbarton in a tragic turn, police in fremont confirmed today, that boys. sot we feel pretty strongly that it is infact shelly however we are waiting for confirmation from the alameda county corner paul jumped to his death off the bay bridge late tuesday night. police in brisbane will not say shows the sadness. sot it is surprising, shocking it is horrible i cannot believe it and is assuring people there is not a killer loose in the sot we do not think the public is in any danger at this point based on the information we have we are still working leads while neighbors have said the couple fought frequently. we learned today there was no and when shelly was reported missing by paul, there was no evidence of foul play. but p

kron 4's justine waldman is live in san francisco with the answer. nats hammer. hammering away crews are taking apart super bowl city. the massive football crowds are gone. replaced by construction teams who are tearing down banners and folding fences one bolt at a time. for them, packing up is more fun than set-up. sot def taking it down, because i am that much closer to getting home 1.1 million people came to enjoy super bowl city, the 50th mile on market street and the nfl experience at the moscone center. while some are sad to see it all go. others say. don't let the door hit you on the way out. sot i am conflicted, it was a good experience no more security issues to get to work on time but it was a good sot next time they need to do it in the desert like the burning people kron 4 visited breaking bread, before super bowl city came to life. we checked in again. to see how all the construction and crowds changed business. the manager tells me friday and saturday were the busiest days ever. so it closed sunday because it ran out of food. sot " if you had people

live on twin peaks in san francisco justine waldman kron 4 news. >> pam:the family of one of the men killed in the twin peaks shooting says, they are devastated over the loss of their loved one. earlier today they spoke with kron 4's kron4's haaziq madyun. "i wish i could have one more day with him to let him know that he was really loved" >> reporter:it with great sadness that rafael peraza speaks of his younger brother julio. here in santa rosa the peraza family remains in a state of shock after learing that julio and one of his close friends were gunned down early sunday morning while taking in the view atop of twin peaks in san francisco. it is something rafael says his brother did often why did he like it up there? "you can see the whole city right there man" rafael clings to a photo of julio as he reflects on the "he would try to put a smile on your face, make your day real good, even though he may have been going through it, but he would never show weakness" "he was a good son, he was a hard worker, he worked for his family" in fact speaking through an interpreter julio's moth

in palo alto justine waldman kron 4 news >> grant: >> pam:several players on an east bay high school basketball team. have been suspended for the rest of the season. after launching a surprise protest during last weeks game. it happened last thursday at deer valley high school in antioch. the girls varsity basketball team conducted a surprise protest. aimed at their head coach. the schools principal says the reasoning behind the protest was about playing time for a couple girls on the team. it only ended. when the head coach left the gym. prinicpal gardner says an internal investigation into the matter revealed no misconduct on the part of the girls basketball coach. the 8 protesters were suspended for the final two games of the season. >> britteny: revenue inched up for half-inch and some locations get more it is a drastic change from " lucia in the last couple days record warmth, conditions now wind gusts up to 60 mi. per hour to our region tomorrow and on snow in the sierra. if you head home from work tomorrow alive leucocyte seen quite conditions and the will increase some locati

weekend, the suspects hit or kicked the women, then stole their expensive purses in kron 4's justine waldman has the sketch of the suspect that pleasanton police want you to see. >> reporter:security is now stepped up at the stoneridge mall after two woman, were attacked over the weekend in the parking lot. sot this is scary this is a safe area so this is surprising to hear. on saturday night, a 17 year old girl was walking near pf changs, when the 3 men approached her. police tell us, they tried to take her purse, and when she fought back, they pushed and punched her. they might have been holding a metal stick or long gun. then on sunday afternoon, a 63 year old woman was standing by her car, when three men grabbed her purse, when she resisted, the suspects pulled out a rifle, her. after hearing about this violence at her favorite mall, nicole dutra, is not letting her guard down. sot just come with someone and not come by myself i have pepper spray that is what i can do for now police believe the same group of guys attacked both women. and put out this sketch of one of the suspects. they a

but first we talk to our own justine waldman. she joins us live from san francisco with the lastest. justine. police >> reporter: have taken a man wanted in connection with the double homicide here on twin peaks. sources tell us his taken into custody in richmond police trying to figure out the motive for these killings. >> reporter: group that made this walked away with our cameras. can cameras 20s is known for its funny are double murder happened here has cassandra ugly light on this beautiful place. it's"that something like that happened" the issue >> reporter: happens to in mourning sunday this was a target to attack not random the order for the area monday looking for evidence. several robberies happened here recently evidence of broken glass from car break-ins is all over the ground. prompting the supervisors to tell us to continue the continued crime shows safety concerns for this popular tourist spot. all of britain's in the area people are targeting tourists and those where the rental car have luggage in it and definitely

. >> catherine:the new instruments arrived wednesday only kron 4's justine waldman was there - when the kids played them for the first time. >> music >>justine:before today this jam high school band, could never have happened. >>--we had 4 flutes 6 clair and ½ of each were broken >>justine:and most of the instruments were from the 60's band teacher andrew wilke tells me. >>justine:it's his first year teaching music here and he wanted to band set-up a fundraising website to help, the lamorinda music store in lafayette offered to fix old instruments for free >>justine:but that wont be necessary now. >>-- and gentleman went into that shop and offered to pay for everything >>justine:anonymous donor boughr every flute, drum and saxophone on the band's wish list. >>justine:spending 76- thousand dollars. >>justine:wilke meet the man once who did not explain why he gave such a generous gifts. >>--by the way tell the kids when they get their new instruments that they donor is really proud of them >>justine:the new instruments have homes on these once bare shelves. watching the kids play them you

. >> pam:grant lodes and justine waldman. you guys competed against one another in the various events!! >> pam: so who is winning? (laughter) >> justine: pam, you will have to wait until a thirty. but i will say, it was really close. -- until 8:30 >> justine: grant is a very sore loser. >> grant: tam, it is totally supporting team justine, as meterologist brittany ship and others here. >> grant:team grant is dealing with a sore ego. >> grant: this is just one of a dozen events like this. we did not compete in this oe because it would be tough to se who win. >> justine: we are still speaking to each other a >> brittany: >> grant: we love each other >> pam: and we love you both! >> pam: this week. heavily armed law enforcement officers. are the norm in downtown san francisco. >> pam: it is all apart of a multi- agency effort. to keep those who live in the bay area and those visiting, safe during super bowl -50 week. >> pam: at a security briefing today. authorities say, so far, they have found no credible threats of terror. but

. >> pam:kron 4's justine waldman is with us now. with exactly what the mayor said..and the response it is getting tonight. >> justine: >> justine: >> justine:mayor ed lee. says he supports the san francisco police department and the police chief. he says they are doing a good job. this as he tries to win back the communities trust. >> justine:on december second 2015. 5 san francisco police officers. fired at mario woods. about 20 times. the 26 year old.was holding a knife, and was the suspect in a stabbing. >>protests >> justine:the fatal shooting sparked numerous protests, some calling for police chief greg suhr to resign. in an article with the sun- reporter. community paper.mayor ed lee. he is quoted as saying. "it was horrifying; a firing squad. that's not the way we stop people." >>i just appreciate that he made the statement that is consistent with what i have happened. >> justine:attorney john burris represents the woods family. he told me. he likes the mayor being honest. >> justine:and that even mario woods' mother. is happy

kron 4's justine waldman tells us. the new training methods will change how many times an officer can fire his or her weapon. >> reporter:changes are coming more than two months after the fatal shooting of mario woods five san francisco officers shot at the stabbing suspect 21 times. nats in the use of force training and policy review new gun training mandates recruits must hear the command "threat" before they fire at targets. and can only fire two rounds at a time, before stopping to reassess the threat. the current policy is to stop by cutting the number of rounds fired in half this should make them more accountable. "potentially and hopefully, the needs for more additional rounds if you constantly reassess and you are trained to do two rounds at a time." t's not a change in what happens in the field, where the policy already requires threats to be assessed after each round. ew emphasis during training on how to slow down and de-escalate dangerous incidents. recruits must attend classes on de-escalation tactics - wh

. >> pam: kron 4's justine waldman is at the meeting tonight. she is live now at city hall. >> pam: the meeting is still going on? >>justine: correct. >>justine:police chief greg suhr has said in the past..that if the officers who fatally shot mario woods. had tasers. woods will still be alive. but the public was not buying that tonight. >>justine:giving the police commission an earfull as to why the department does not need any more weapons. >>justine:there were no protests at this meeting. very unlike we have seen recently. instead, people went to the podium and addressed the commission directly. >>justine:i only heard one person, out of the dozens that spoke. be in favor of the department getting tasers. >>overwhelmingly, i heard people say sf police officers need better training and compassion, not new weapons >>outside city hall, in chalk someone wrote messages against tasers. putting down the names, they say, were killed by tasers. >>justine:also, the police department put out draft of its "use ofas the police commission wanted to see a new

kron 4's justine waldman is live for us tonight. at what used to be super bowl city, by the ferry building. what is the timing looking like >> reporter:the party is over. the streets will reopen at 8 tonight. starting here on the embarcadero. streets have been closed since january 23.almost three weeks. this was to allow for the set- up, events and then take-down of super bowl city, 50th mile and nfl experience. what needed to happen today and between now and 8 all the barricades need to get packed up. all the parking ban signs need to come down. and some lanes needed repainting. the streets are opening tonight, a day earlier than originally planned. muni service will get back to normal schedule and routes on friday morning. and for all the people who work around here this is a huge relief. and this is what is left of super bowl city at justin herman plaza. nothing. all gone. the streets reopening. market between 1st and beale. and southbound embarcadero at washington street. again by 8 tonight. live in sf jw k4n. >> pam:in less tha

county coroner to positively identify the remains found sundaythis is a developing story.kron 4's justine waldman is live in brisbane tonight, with all the new information we have learned >> reporter: here outside the home and show you from memorial just out to light candles and from of the hall with these flowers. we know from police there was no history of domestic violence between a couple and police when i first talked to him did not suspect any fault like but the police are not taking a lead on this case and while the torso found in fremont has not been identified they say that they're confident it is her. they need dna to make the positive test result that could take a couple weeks the fremont police found additional evidence including body parts tuesday afternoon and there will speak about the missing persons case we know that the husband took its own life on tuesday night a few hours after spoke to him about trying to find his wife. the police will not tell me if they were able to talk to paul about that new evidence they found tuesday night before he jumps from the bay bridge they are re

department to call it an "urgent health problem" so the community.is asking for help kron 4's justine waldman is live in palo alto with more on what's happening. >> reporter:the center's for disease control arrived today to do an investigation. members from the cdc's suicide prevention team are here for two weeks. they will be talking with parents, teachers, the health department, the city all to figure out why kids from this affluent community keep taking their own lives. here at gunn high school, they have dealt with two the clusters of teen suicides. in palo alto, the first happened in 2009-2011, when 7 kids killed themselves. then again, in a six months span from fall 2014 to spring 2015, there were 4 more youth suicides. the cdc will evaluate the current suicide prevention plans, watch media coverage of the deaths, and try to identify the problems. the county is counting on the cdc's expertise. they have been coming to us on our request. they are doing this work because we want to better understand what is happening in our city and really address youth well being. this is not information

crown 4 justine waldman interviewed him. >> reporter: i interviewed him about his missing wife last nightthe at their home and he seemed to be happy to do the interview and e-mailed pictures of his wife for the story that aired on kron 4 news at 8. and we have now learned today that he jumped off the bay bridge at 8:47 last night. paul told me that shelly tishner leive left home saturday february 13th and of they -- after they got into a disagreement and said she left upset and that should have been a red flag. he reported her missing on monday the 15th and he told me that she didn't pick her cell phone or laptop or car or medication for bipolar disorder and depression and that made her at risk according to the brisbane police. so i asked paul last night if he could think of anyone who might have wanted to hurt his wife and here is the answer. are you wordied someone might have hurt her? >> you know, when you don't hear from someone for a week that very social person yes, i mean you have to be concerned issomething may have happened. the hope of course is she is mentally impaired and is s

i am justine waldman, kron 4 news. >>> the justice department said that it would take legal action against the city after city officials voted to amend an agreement with the department to reform ferguson police and municipal courts. a tentative agreement was reached last month after it was found that police were discriminating against black citizens. amending the agreement is not too much to ask.>> i think it is reasonable. really substantively, the spirit of the decree is intact. we are not trying to take away safeguards or anything substantive. anything that councilman bell mentioned, we have been proactive in trying to implement and we will continue to do that. >>> in a statement issued on tuesday night, the statement said it creates an unnecessary delay and marks an unfortunate outcome for the community. this follows the deadly shooting in ferguson of michael brown in 2015.>>> discussing the ongoing water crisis in flint, michigan. the mayor is set to testify. they will as the stay for $200 million to solve the water crisis. the governor has not thrown support behind the pipe replaceme

in palo alto, justine waldman kron 4. >> i don't think their successes necessarily art. >> a warning from the officials cia director says isis will try to attack the west. he says -- the united days. he says there are no credible threat right now. yes officials are on high alert since the assault in paris in san bernardino. both which woke up the communities of what isis is capable of doing. and analysts was asked why they haven't launched a paris style attack so far inside of america. >> part of it is geography and distance between here and the state of iraq. you have a small number of americans who are part of isis, and europe there are thousands of individuals. you have a height and attention from the fbi and intelligence community. >> analysts say a more realistic sonora is for them to instigate -- a realistic scenario is for them to instigate lone wolf attacks.>>> we have seen more rain this winter, what insurance companies are saying more californians are doing in any other state. -- van any other state. >>> welcome back, a possible major breakthrough in the fight against cance