internet reporter, kimberly sakamoto with the latest on twitter, facebook. kimberly? >> kimberlee: we heard reports that the internet have been that shut down in libya over the weekend. they are now back on-line using their connectivity. let us take a look of the google map. using the twitter messages and please each of them on a map with an icon. you can see the location of police, power outages and people on the move, deaths. when you click on these icons, there is one people is that people are being shot by mercenaries. and air craft fired on protesters. meanwhile, facebook is the critical tool in egypt. so influential but this translation newspaper page that a young egyptian man in his 20s has named his first daughter " facebook ". in tribute to the site organizing its protest and the revolution and family, friends, real gathered of the newborn continue to show their support of the revolution from facebook. >> hosni mubarek has been according to egyptian television that his wife and his older son have also the assets--have been frozen. the popular uprising earlier

hello, kimberly. >> reporter: hello, diane. i can still see some of the sun, but i can tell you it is chilly here in los gatos, and it will only get chillier with ice expected. that could cause problems on the roads, especially as night falls. so drivers should be a little bit more cautious while driving out there on the roads. and residents should think about what's around their home, meaning bring those pets inside and also take a look at your plants. people with crops and plants that don't like the chilly temperatures, we're talking about citrus trees, vegetables, you should think about covering those up. a horticulturist said we saw warm temperatures in january and february, so the warm, now cold again winter season may have fooled some plants into early blooms. now leaving them at risk. he said the most important thing you can do for your plant to protect against the cold weather is to make sure they're watered. >> the worst thing that you can do is have an exposed root or plant cell that's really dry. kind of like a ballo

hello, kimberly. >> reporter: hello, diane. even with some financial instability, it seems the tradition of buying gifts and going out for dinner for valentine's day isn't wavering at all. and local businesses are reaping the benefit. feeling the love as cupid's arrow hits the hearts and pocketbooks of consumers. the national retail federation estimates the average adult plans to spend $116 on valentine's day gifts. that's up nearly 13% over last year. about on average what would you say you're spending tomorrow? >> i would say around 200. >> i would say 150. >> reporter: while some people we talked to claim valentine's day is a holiday made up by greeting card companies, many say they relish in the romance of it all. >> we love it. >> we love valentine's day. >> we love it. it's our anniversary. we're not only buy for ourselves, we also buy for our grandkids. >> reporter: and business owners are happy to oblige. >> valentine's day is our number one holiday. >> reporter: at city florist in the south bay, things are looking rosy

kimberly is here with today's edition of take a look at this.berlee: going to start with the cleanup of the gross restore. security cameras were rolling when the roof collapsed in a michigan and grocery store. shops and food it went crashing to the floor. we have this note to see on the roof lately triggered the collapse. nobody was in the store at the time but employes have their hands full cleaning up of the showed up for work. take a look at this. this wasn't the way he expected to go down and out. he got disoriented in a blizzard of had a call for help. while he waited he had to survive the brutal elements. take a look. >> i set up shop last night, who put some pine needles down into the fetal position thing. >>kimberlee: crews on the man the next morning paramedics say he is in remarkably good condition despite the ordeal he went through. take a look at this construction worker in atlanta rescued after falling down and 8 ft. deep hole. it happened this afternoon outside an apartment complex. if the worker was rushed to the hospital. officia

our internet reporter kimberly has a look at other pictures of this crash from another viewer. >>isabel: this person was at work one they saw the smoke coming up. this took a look at the pictures she sent us. in this picture you could see the thick dark smoke and plumes go. it must've been frightening for residents to see that. this is blurry but a closer up look of where the accident took place. he could see the bridge and the car and big rig on fire there. sundance and darker smoke coming up. this person said she didn't hear anything but she said her boss looked out the window, got his binoculars out and said there's a vehicle on fire on the dumbarton. for all of our continuing coverage of the fire just over www.kron4.com. >>jacqueline: a live look inside over downtown san francisco. sunny skies this afternoon. temperatures are warmer as a result. finally a dry, sunny and relatively warmer day. temperatures in the upper 50s. 59 in napa, santa rosa and san rafael. 58 livermore, 58 san jose. 52 in half moon bay. temperatures are up over what we saw yesterday by several degrees.

thank-you kimberly.

. >> kimberly sakamoto shows us what the new campus looks like. >> the families pictures on a social media block, some pictures from outside and inside. as we said before the property is huge 1 million square feet, lots of areas for parking and also several large buildings. lots of trees and green spaces. the pictures inside show long hallways with plenty of space for offices it's perfect face book continuing to grow and higher. i found this interesting the parking lot has a space for electric vehicles. but he conceded charging station here, the building also have a very large jam you could see exercise machines as well as weights. for those were a little bit more active a place so side to play basketball. the move will happen this jim carey and >june. >> we will be back there is more news on the other side of the break. [ female announcer ] for a limited time, get sizzler's 6oz, fresh cut, tri-tip steak plus our endless salad and dessert bar for just $10.99. sizzler. thinking fresh. everyday. >> a huge fire in texas is happening at a petroleum plant it so big and out of control they

and how about kimberly? >> we have another view this is a live in view.ou can see the traffic is not moving. and with video earlier. 45 minutes ago. you can see the same conditions. the same as right now. traffic is barely moving. it is at a snail's pace. to give you an idea of the opposition, underneath the overpass is flowing and nicely in the opposite direction. and to give you an idea. to check out www.kron4.com traffic cameras. everything. pamela? >> on the phone, to burn as details is kron 4 news reporters are standing by the we are going to start with sergeant cross with the chp. and it started, where do things stand right now? >> right now, there is a crew that is trying to get this cleaned up as quickly as possible. because we are within the commute time. it is one of those things have please be patient. kennetand wil get this restored as soon as possible but it is possibly 20-30 minutes. >> what exactly happened? >> the big rig driver called and said that he had a malfunction. picric-driver. and with sanding-onto the roadway. and fortunately, no

our internet reporter kimberly stock model has details. >> this man collapsed and died near the finish line. this is a petition to boycott the organizers of the race. let's look at the details. it states peter mayhap not been say but the time it took to get lifesaving equipment and medical transportation sealed his fate. they say the lack of medical emergency support in preparation demonstrates a deep and negligence. they have this letter written up to send very easily. they're asking people to boycott the organizer. so far they have 273 signatures, their goal is 10,000. if you like to check a petition for yourself visit www.kron4.com and look at our whats on the web section. to >> as to the jurors, 60's most places in fact, los gatos = 7 degrees, 67 = fremont, san jose. 67 = not up. our average highs for this time of you're right around 60 degrees. above- average and were going to be above average some more tomorrow as temperatures go what a few more degrees. sunshine and warm temperatures it will be a cool morning with readings near freezing. by the afternoon 60's and '70's around th

it to that reporter kimberly has a look at some of those posted of line.erlee: their posted on the white house look at page. it shows facebook founder and ceo with the president. he was the yet disbursed about this group. you see him trading is ready for a nice suit. here you see everyone sitting round the table. i from close up shop on the insider. first off eric schmidt were gunna show you that here. he's been with google for 10 years. his title changed chairman when go-go co- founder will take over as ceo. also larry ellison ceo and founder of oracle. besides business he's known for his fire the leadership. the visionary behind apple steve jobs wearing his trademark turtleneck. the dinner was held up a home of john who is a key partner in perkins. other businesses were represented by moderate guests include twitter, not flex, cisco and the wesley group. >>pam: 58 traffic quite slow, the bay bridge toll plaza back up. all lanes except for the carpool lanes are moving quite slowly as they had westbound through the pay gates. our traffic map. shows you the

internet reporter kimberly tells us about this new day. >> your taxes might be in your past physicallythey're probably still present in your social networking life. that's take a look at what this website is trying to accomplish. the surveyed americans about digital romance and found 40 percent said they still look the other texts social networking profiles far too often. hence the grand purge. they're asking people to want from their taxes on facebook february 13th to one follow them on twitter. delete all those pictures you have of that person and block them and delete any music that reminder of that person. it erased the person from your phone, e-mail and then hit the dating scene hard. if you'd like to check out the page with all the tools, bags and guests visit www.kron4.com look for what's on the web section. a >> here is up next joined by his lovely wife lisa as they open up the kron 4 mailbag enhance your e-mail's. is tiger woods in to buy bigger than draw of all the celebrities in pebble beach? will have all the details coming up next. @ the a good evening everybody, two sport

kimberly has more on that. >> reporter: diane, charity concert started at the quarter about an hour ago. local hip-hop artists donating their time, and their experience hoping to raise money for noah's experimental cancer treatment. it is a shot in the dark but one his family hopes and prays will work. just three months ago, noah appeared to be like any other healthy 4-year-old boy. but on december 27th, everything changed. he was playing when he suddenly fell to the ground and couldn't stand up again. >> he fell right back down to the ground. he said, i can't walk. we thought he had hit his head. we thought it was a concussion. so she went to check his head to see if there was a bump or anything like that, and he just screamed. and anyone who has children, you know, you know your child's cry, but then when there's a certain cry, there's a certain note, you know, when you're like, okay, something's not right. >> reporter: he has an inoperable tumor on his brain stem and the doctors gave him just over a year to live. unwilling to consider chemotherapy, his family decided to put him in a

kimberly terry is here with the details. >> diane, the attorney for shane bauer, john fattal and sarah shourd said he's sure the charges are going to be baseless. they were arrested along the iraq/iran border. they said if they crossed into iran it was simply by mistake. last september sarah shourd was released on $500,000 bail but her fiance, bauer and fattal remain in custody. she reportedly has not returned. instead, her attorney says she prepared a statement that was delivered through the swiss embassy, which represents u.s. interests in iran. he plans to read it in court since she will still be tried in an sentia. the attorney has been denied access to bauer and fattal. he was told he might be able to see them one or two hours before the trial began. shourd, her family and friends, many who live in the bay area, including her mother, have been cautious about speaking to the media. those we talked to tonight say they're unsure how much information is getting to the iranian officials and don't want anything to adversely affect the case. ir kimberly terry, nbc news, bay area news. >>

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kimberly terry is in oakland with more for us. kimberly? >> reporter: oakland police and city council woman jane bruiner discussed the violence here in this city. 15 homicides as compared with 35 at the same time last year. deputy police chief eric bashir and deputy police chief were at the community forum this morning listening to concerns from residents about public safety. the police chief was not able to make it because he had a funeral to attend but residents did address him to stay on as police chief in oakland and the need to provide the department with what it needs to get the job done. that is to keep the streets of oakland safe. >> what can i do as a mom? to help you? [ inaudible ]. >> reporter: the deputy thanks the community and discussed their anti-prevention plan. they also acknowledged the need to curb the recent spat of violence that has hit the city. you mentioned three shootings last night. the most recent homicide also happened last night. oakland police say a 33-year-old man was shot and killed near his home in east oakl

kimberly is in san jose with the details. kimberly. >> reporter: diane, new tax is set go into affect tuesdeffect medical marijuana tuesday. and they will discuss this new tax. san jose's finance department will hold a seminar for medical cannabis collectors tuesday. starting this tuesday. dispensers have to pay 7% of gross tax receipts to the city overwhelmingly passed by voters that called for fiscally floating medical cannabis. they say they're eager to start collecting this new tax but also want to get talking about dispensary regulations. >> we have over 100 of them now. 1 for every 10,000 residents, probably more than we have gerentologists or enkol gists or doctors. we have too many of them. i don't think they meet the legal standard. very concerned about the proliferation of them. >> reporter: workers at the medical marijuana dispensaries we visited today did not want to talk to us on camera about the 7% tax but many have expressed concerns. they say the tax is the highest in the state. oakland and berkeley's marijuan

so kimberly is on a general item. let's see if there's anyone else. and school staff. evelyn from cleveland, is this on a general matter? evelyn? is this on a general matter, not on a -- ok. come on up. so i'm going to have the two of you speak and just before that if you wouldn't mind letting me read the list of speakers that will be speaking after you. [names being read] linda, you're going to be speaking on general matters also, so come up to the front, please. [names being read] evelyn, you're speaking now, right? ok. so the s.a.u. group, you guys have 20 minutes but that will come after the first group. i have three individuals. you have two minutes. >> good evening. my name is kim. i'm a student at the university of san francisco in the multieducational program, huge rights. i've worked in san francisco schools for about the last 10 years. i'm here to express concern and share information about the university of san francisco. it's decided to evict the upward bound program that's been delivered on its campus since 19 6. and it's presently serving 136 students and

kimberly tere has a look for us. >> reporter: it is chilly here in los gatos, and expected to get more cold as the night wears on, with the possibility of ice here. keep that in mind if you get behind the wheel and get into your car this night. drivers need to be cautious on the roads out here. homeowners should also think about what's around their home all across the bay area, meaning bring the pets inside. and take a look at your plants. horticulturist david kirby said we saw warm temperatures and january and february, so now the cold winter season may have fooled some plants into early blooms. now leaving them at risk. he says the most important thing you can do for your plants to protect against the cold weather is to make sure they are well watered before you go to bed tonight and sensitive plants and trees should also be covered. >> essentially it's a cloth that allows air to penetrate it. and water to penetrate it. but it's thick enough not to let the frost go through. so it acts as a little insulation around your plants. especially if you have sit trugs, young avocado trees, ju

nbc bay area's kimberly terry is standing by with more for us. kimberly? >> reporter: diane, police did confirm they had problems with radio communication overnight. we'll get to that in just a moment. but first, details on the violence that left two people dead and two others injured. police say a redwood city man and his girlfriend were shot to death just before 1:00 this morning. the couple was in a parked car near the intersection of hilton street and 62nd avenue when it happened. tlrs more than one shooter but so far they do not have a motive and have made no arrests. according to police, a couple in east oakland attending a party was fired upon without warning. their names have not been released pending notification of their families. another shooting happened just after 3:30 this morning at the la quinta inn on the 8400 block of enterprise drive. officers were able to secure that scene. a 19-year-old oakland man was found shot in the chest and taken to the hospital. a second victim later showed up at a hospital with a gunshot wound to his leg. polic

nbc bay area's kimberly tere has more on how the group is combining grassroots efforts and social media to pressure lawmakers. >> and if we do not educate them now, they're not going to be there for us. >> reporter: a group of san francisco parents is making it their administration to get an initiative on june's special election ballot. governor jerry brown's proposed budget hinges on getting voters to accept taxes. mix, parents don't understand what this problem is because the headlines said k-12 was spared. there was a huge if at the end  of the sentence. >> reporter: without the backing of voter, public education will face drastic, devastating cuts. >> we're talking about a potential cut of $5 billion to public education. and what that would mean is somewhere approximately eight to $900 per child. >> reporter: but the first hurdle is getting the measure actually on the june ballot. for that there needs to be a two-thirds vote by the legislature. right now the governor is about four votes short. >> our leaders aren't going to get it done and they don't have the strength to get it don

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bring your smart fall, it internet report kimberly tells us about the new mix of social media. >> social networking will be a big part of sunday's festivities as fans and interact with advertisers and each other. superbowl, super social. during last year's super bowl about 40 percent of all tweets were about the big game. as the game wrapped up almost half. nfl players, coaches and personnel have restrictions on their social networking on game day but, there's nothing stopping fans. whether you're one of the lucky folks checking in the cowboys' stadium sunday or headed to a party down the block. a printer smart fall. 45 percent of users surveyed said they would be using them during the big game. of those users 59% will stay in touch with friends and family with e-mail's and text messages. 32 percent will post updates and pictures of their super bowl festivities to twitter and facebook. 24 percent use them to keep tabs on stats. 18 percent will use of a check out super bowl ads. when it comes to those at sites like facebook and twitter will play a crucial role before, during and after the

. >> that was extremely popular also other some of the worst commercials kimberly? >> you can vote for all of them on the you tube. first, the least-favorite. >> the people that have trouble, and with the still well above an amazing fish occurreand we are still getting tibetian food... > > i need more room >> are you going to finish tose? >> those are already gone. >> you a got the rest of >> group on missed the mark. and this teredos, the figure licking was but a bit gross. coming up, the best. my best picks, we will be right back after this break. >> and live look with sunny skies and cold temperatures that will continue as we go towards tomorrow. your full forecast coming of the news at 5:00 p.m. is coming up, next. live from the kron 4 news station, this is the kron 4 news. >> of the deadly raiman. peter hanh was running at the kaiser permanente one half marathon. as kate thompson reports it took 20 minutes for an ambulance to get to the scene. >> the fire department got 5210 hundred

like match .com are popular these days but it to the reporter, kimberly? >> unusual, these are very rich. this is called it piper's .com and it claims to be a former people want to wear adult size diapers. with similar interests. and with a vampire passion is also like dating site and social networking with the vampire and vampire lubbers. and members conjoined groups. -vampire lovers and family members can join groups. with farmers only. and with students, agricultural students and down to earth singles. and many schools do not get it that www.kron4.com if you would like to read more about this or any other segments, go to what's on the web section at www.kron4.com >>catherine: consumer pricing? >> they are ready to spend. and americans will spend $18.6 billion on valentine's day purchases. nearly 6 percent more than the last year. $125 per person. >> candy, >> chocolate. for my husband and my daughter. >> at least $100 for food. am i would split dinner with my boyfriend and then go to a museum. >> greeting cards, clothing, jewelry toward americans will s

kimberly sakamoto. >>catherine: about the angriest city? detroit michigan is number one!ltimore md., st. petersburg, florida. and newark, new jersey. san francisco was no. 65. and the one is burlington vermont. with the number of aggravated assaults. with high blood pressure, and the amount of time spent in traffic during rush hour and the number of anger management specialists. (music) >> jacqueline: live look to a san jose. mostly cloudy skies we racing breaks here, there but we are seeing mostly cloudy sky were seeing breaks in the clouds. and with more rain fall tomorrow. heavy rain at that. and the tail end at the north coast. through oregon and pushing through northern california and the bay iraq early tomorrow morning. let us take a look on futurecast bay early i 10:00 a.m., through some petaluma, it is going to perhaps stalled with moderate/heavy rain. continuing through 6:00 hour, it will porsche south. that band of heavy rainfall and the south of the golden gate pushing south-and also light-moderate = east bay. and once it goes past the golden gate groove early

. >> kimberly? >> with a new might be the most polite robber, ever take a look. >> can you do me a favor? can you add to that and put that in there for me? >> the police say the this surveillance video wrought this washington store at gunpoint. and the man was apologetic, and even promised to return the cash from a cut back on his feet. so far, no arrests. >> and 11 of a sscariest anti-drunk driving-with these roadside billboards featuring " your body could have been here. with a dummy crashing to the billboard with fake blood. >> and perhaps the liquor store employee is putting bottles away and all of a sudden. all of those balls come crashing down. it collapses. pestos bottles come crashing down. and that is popular on you tube. more kron 4 news coming up. >> facebook is moving its headquarters from palo alto to menlo park. there outgrowing their current location and showing a new location. >> the current location is in a small facility at the end of california street in palo alto. they have been

kimberly sakamoto, has a before and the after. >> could buy count--goodbye. por conditions, and hello, that conservative. this was brought in by his own collection from a warehouse. and with this table that is very different with a picture from a few years ago when governor arnold schwarzenegger brought a soared which was a movie prop--that sort. this is a smoking 10, it is been removed cents. and with humidor, told a cigar's during the governor arnold schwarzenegger days. the the the state of the union will begin at 5 pm stay with kron 4 as we will monitor this but the highlights. you could also have a live streaming www.kron4.com. and back to oakland, live pictures from our sky-4. and also surveillance share from the ground. a man with a gun was reported near this la escuelita elementary school at 1100 3rd avenue in oakland and the evacuation is well underway card which will stay on top of the story and we be right back after this quick break. we will be right back it's really delicious, mom. it's not too well done? nope. but it is a job well done. what are

. >> internet reporter, kimberly sakamoto. this was just yesterday, showing how they were playing a crucial role. she is standing in front of a role of intimidating soldiers. a few more photos i found on line. this, she is standing up against police with a peace sign being flashed in the background and also, these women are fighting, and there faces are hidden. also, you can see that tear gas, with anti-government demonstrators through cairo. in plain clothes police officers are arresting civil yoliberties people. >> and people stranded at the cairo airport because of the curfew, forcing them to sleep wherever they can at the airport. pam? >> the uprise and egypt is impacting everybody around the world and the san francisco professor. she has family in egypt your their recently? for all of this happened? this was the streets of her homeland in first of all how was your family? >> they're all right however, shaken. and worried about the future. however, the security situation is really a overshadowing the real story which is ho

john purviss our program program coordinator and christine la morena, kimberly deronde along with elaine forbes with the san francisco, helped frame the program and did much of the heavy lifting in years past and mike wynn has been indispensable in building our g.i.s. systems and various web applications. i can't say strongly enough, commissioners, this group of folks is the reason for the program's successes. i'd also add that we've certainly enjoyed the excellent services of what does feel like at times the entire city attorney's office. but certainly we owe a great deal of gratitude to the folks in mr. herrera's shop for their great work. so many are others, too many to name at the planning department and elsewhere. my thanks to you, my apologies for taking up so much of your time this morning but i'm here to answer your questions and probably more usefully, the team, the real experts are here to respond to your questions as well. so thank you. >> thank you. let's open it up for public comment. >> my name is feeter per fortune on on the board of san francisco beautiful, representing t

kimberly?a look is " >>kimberlee: take a look firefighters getting extremely close to the assemblies at the hollywood hills. they're only just a few feet away from the flames shooting from the rooftop. and this ceiling eventually collapsed. six of the firefighters were injured when a bomb, seriously. and this horse was rescued in phoenix, arizona. the animal got spooked fell into the water and with eight-inches of water. and several people were able to eventually get it to safety. the man was also able to get out on his own. >> take a look at this. china this man had a four- inch blade. he was stabbed during a robbery. despite getting treatment they failed to notice that knife believed buried in his skull. and they finally found the discovery after he was complaining of migraines. this is been successfully removed and it is a miracle that he is bound surviving this long. it is a ser--miracle he is still alive.. live from the kron 4 news station, this is the kron 4 news. >>pam: 5:30, incredible

our internet reporter kimberly sakamoto is here with a look at the response of the web to president mubarak'snation. >> of facebook and twitter been credited with helping put together some of the protest. you to join people what's going on the street. i youtube video showing one crowd reacting to the news that will bart step down. >> (cheering & applause) >> you can see the crowd that so we excited, people pumping up the crowd, waving their arms, the crowd full of egyptian flags. another video i found on youtube showing another group reacting to the news. lots of flags, happy faces chanting in sharing. a picture on twitter, they're throwing up the peace sign and a lot of happy faces. pam. >> in santa clara egyptian americans are all smiles as they arrive for a friday prayer service at the muslim communities. they hope will be real change for their homeland. >> we are very pleased, we are grateful they're going to be able to appreciate the same rights and freedoms that we have in the usa. >> of is waiting for a few years for this to happen. >> everyone is excited about this. >> an amazing demo

in to that reporter kimberly stock a model tells us about the up rates. >> let's take a look at the reported suspects. according to a report by the wall street journal the pad will be thinner and lighter. it will have at least one camera on the front for video conferencing. it will have more memory and more powerful graphics processor. one feature the new high pad will have, the lack of a significant improvement of the resolution despite. sources say apple had trouble improving the display technology partly because the i pad screen is a much larger than the i phone. i spokesperson from apple has declined to comment on this report. >> this is the h p touch pad. >> h-p unveils the new template based on the web 0 s. they require, recently so this is basically a palmtop with h-p on it. the declaim the palm operating will make for the best top it yet. better than the i pad. h-p unveils the tiny smart phone call the year. it's the size of a credit card second to everything with the big smart phone. h-p things people want a smaller falcon and the smart phones are getting too big. for a closer look

kimberly? and " take a look at this code today's edition. kimberlee: a video going to extremes for a drink. this suv going into a massachusetts liquor store. he was drunk. you can see him getting out of a car. and he is trying to reach through the broken windows. and what appears to be. he drives away. but he takes a separate display and he is arrested. and this mega angry game using slingshots with birds. this is a working catapult. with icebergs as ammunition. the crater, mike cooper says this cake was created and only two minutes to destroy this. also, this rescue of this jack russell terrier. the owner cannot in a jam and the dog wandered off into an irrigation. they spent 19 hours underground. he was recovered successfully in the just he's a good bath. and the all-star 2011 down dunk blake purchased achieved victory--and with two, three, and oklahoma city's thunder power with grabbing the stuffed animal. while don, pretty cool! (music) >>jacqueline: and well done -- >>jacqueline: and with the radar showing the storm sitting off the coas

. -- kimberly. our first pictures. >>kimberlee: you could see the street completely down. it's probably due to the high winds we've seen over the past couple of days. a great pictures showing clear lake, looks like a tree fell on top of the house here. hopefully the house didn't sustain too much damage. ron took the picture from his nap thcounty. he got stuck behind these cars which had slid blocking the road for over an hour. he said the schools were closed today what she said is very and heard of today. visit www.kron4.com to e-mail pictures to us. while you're there check out our viewers pictures slide show when what their videos. >>pam: you may have noticed an increase in the gasoline prices lately. it is been steadily climbing up for eight weeks straight. the average bay area price climbed to $3.50 a gallon on thursday and that's the first time prices have been that high since 2008. because of the turmoil in the middle east right now, they continue to climb. today the state average for gasoline is $3.53 a gallon for regular. last year at this time the state price was

and into the reporter kimberly sakamoto. >> this is called we are hosni mubarak this was put together by an anonymous facebook user. he has been playing a critical role in putting some of these protesters together. and on january 25th, the first person explained but chose the reason why he chose january 25th. with no more phony elections, no more corruptions and this is an event page causing for the world wide with multiple posts about the protests. and it is happening, the time is not to join. protesters are pouring into the main square. we have control of the square now. >> many have been desperate to reach their families and egypt. kate thompson spok to a uc-berkeley student. and after she was finally able to reach her father and her mother, actress sisters. >> and it is just been done justice, to say the least. and i wanted to actually get on a plane to go to egypt but then i of understood and realized that it was not smart. at first, their cellphones were not working and i could not get in touch with them. >> and you said that you are crying to your father? why? we had no idea wh

the boyfirned of erica luna kimberly?the intersection and she was attracted quite a distance. let us go in on a closer look she was-direc shoe s dredgshe was trackeddragged. thr hit her at this intersection. it was a silver/gray miniature sport utility vehicle and dragged her along fontaine road. stop here at flanagan drive. did not stop to help her out. anybody with information is asked to call the silicon valley crime stoppers or police department. >> the activists have gathered outside of san quentin to get the death chamber closed permanently. and they would like to respond to abolish the death penalty. and this judge in 2006 halted the execution system back to san quentin to stotoward the new death chamber. and they have remodel the set at the tune of $900,000. in hopes that the judge will find this he means. >> and ebmud public station this morning with a contra costa county officials say that this water utility lost power. as there were switching over from the generated power. the equipment failed. and the fatanobo

a clip. >> kimberly?>> cam, this i100,000 these are tips fourth hosni mubarak >> i would tell him to remove... and let them vote, and let the pegypt of a vote. and also if he does not? it is going to be more difficult for him, later. and by the way? some of your police officers are removing their jackets and joining the people. >> this has brought a lot of people, and amazing child who she becomes a something great. and >> our coverage of the uprising will continue online. www.kron4.com >> off a school evacuated in oakland after officials received a gunman. la escuelita elementary school at 1100 3rd avenue in oakland right before 1:00 p.m. there received a phone call that a man was on the school grounds with a portablwith a rifle, and he was reported seen at a portable classroom. and they were escorted by police, once all of these children are out the swat team was sent inside the school to check room by room. to see if anybody was hiding out. parents were called. as you can imagine there were frightened

for the buzz on kimberly sakamoto kron 4 news. >>pam: new details of the dumbarton bridge crash yesterday was no fire hydrants on the bridge the menlo park fire chief said disaster is looming. yesterday's the trailer fire said of the bridge for hours. as kate thompson reports firefighters said the water supply of the bridge would cut down on response time. >>kate: was no fire hydrants on the bridge, they had to call-in water trucks to help about the fire caused by a tractor-trailer. >> its archaic. >>kate: the fire chief said it took 40 minutes to extinguish the flames which could of been done much faster if there is a water supply and the bridge. >> just like the old days when they had to have a bucket brigade. it was essentially with engine companies trying to keep moving water back out to resupply so we could fight the fire. the >>kate: at 5:00 p.m. is the chiefs morning falling on deaf years? as the bridge goes under multimillion- dollar retrofit and more hydrants are not in the plans. >>caller: 5:00 with a developing story. >

our internet reporter kimberly is here with today's edition of take a look at this. >>kimberlee: the stuff of the dramatic rescue. police say an elderly driver won over the guard rail and down a very steep, iced the embankment. rescuers and at our word to get to the car pulled it out. despite this dramatic fall shelley suffered a broken arm. take a look at to of astronauts from the european space agency will touch down on mars. this is all part of an experiment to create a psychological conditions of an actual trip to the planet. six astronauts have been sealed inside a mock spacecraft since last june. over the weekend to spend time a large sand covered arena and attempted to replicate mars. the journey will end in november after 500 days of seclusion. take a look at the new top bag. the grocery baggers faced off at the 2011 best baker championship. crystal's mets beat out competitors from 21 states, or strategy was -- was all about keeping the weight even amusing to hands. smith is heading the $10,000 and baking rights. >>jacqueline: of live look outside of our roof

in the meantime our internet reporter kimberly is here with pictures and video sent in by our kron 4 viewers. >>kimberlee: we've been receiving some great ones. it would put the mud slide to one www.kron4.com. some really good ones we found anderson does this one showing hail in the oakland hills. it looks like snow in some parts of the ground. barbour also sent us this one hailstorm and oakland hills today. were going to head to the north bay next, rinse the census this picture. it look to the patio table just covered. he also sent us this one, showing just how much tail they were able to scoop up in their hand. we've also receive the videos from the alameda. the sun is shining, but the tail sticking to the ground in not melting right away. if you like to take care of your pictures light show and said this year with their pictures and video, go to www.kron4.com. >>catherine: justin, new details of the scare at the v.a. hospital in palo alto. a clerk in the business office, opened a letter, said he got sick and felt something gritty when he opened the letter. the fbi is telling the v

our internet reporter kimberly has a look for us. the >>kimberlee: this video was posted on line, it shows steve and his wife walking a few short steps for restaurant to a car. they say this took place february 8th. you did see a six-foot to frame always slender but looking really thin. a source was quoted as saying, that he was very frail moving like an old man. they highlight this moment here that job seemly loses his balance and stumbles a little bit and tries to regain sure footing. but stick a look at the next set of pictures. remember these photos from the national enquirer showing him walking into the cancer center in palo alto. pictures reportedly taken tuesday showing the executive looking very frail and got to. although the rumors of his long- running battle with cancer has returned, shareholders did not address the issue directly at the meeting be on wishing him well. >>pam: a crash involving a big rig and s u v have both directions of highway 92 in san mateo close this afternoon. it happened east of the memorial park ceme

kimberly has a look at how we can make an impact to. >> facebook and twitter were flooded with closeasking people to wear red fir cancer awareness day. let's take a look at the first website. major league baseball getting into the mix, teams are competing this you can raise the most money for the cost by allowing fans purchased virtual siege, bases and sweet. 100 percent of the donations will go to cancer research. the second website we have for you is called lodges star. send a virtual started to the sky on behalf of someone you love. donations can be made for as little as $1. the third one we have for you if your looking for off activities go to the world of cancer day of website find out events and to some of the best campaign to and support. chamorro www.kron4.com look at our web section. stay with us we'll be back after this break. úw >> were in the middle of the wet season and things are very dry. and drive it around the past several weeks and it's going to continue for at least the next several days. san francisco looking good lots of sunshine overhead, temperatures in the '60

. >> kimberly, thank you. >>> santa clara police are investigating a stabbing death, marking that city's first homicide of the year. they received a call at 7:30 this morning, reporting a person laying unconscious. when they arrived, police said they found the 31-year-old man died in front of the old or chard apartment complex. santa clara police at this point haven't identified suspects. >>> san francisco police are also investigating a homicide. they said that a 26-year-old man was shot to death this weekend. the shooting happened around 7:30 last night near the intersection of 23rd and dakota street. when officers arrived, they said they found the victim in a driver's seat of a parked car. police are also investigating another homicide from yesterday. it happened around 2:30 in the morning. a young man was shot and killed in the mission district. no arrests have been made in either shooting. >>> tonight, wisconsin authorities are trying to restore order after chaos. after 13 days of protests authorities ordered demonstrators to pack up and move out by 2:00 our time. hundreds are defyi

that's "today in the bay" kimberly terry shows us, a show no his honor is doing more than raising money for his car. >> reporter: just three months ago, noah appeared to be like any other healthy 4-year-old boy, but on december 27th, everything changed. he was playing when he suddenly fell to the ground and couldn't stand up again. >> fell right back down to the ground and said i can't walk. and so we thought he hit his head. you know, we thought it was a concussion. so she went to check his head to see if there was a bump or anything like that, and he just screamed. and anyone who has children, you know, you know your child's cry, but there's a certain cry, a certain note, you know, where you're, like, okay, something's not right. >> reporter: tests revealed noah has an inoperable tumor on his brainstem and doctors gave him just over a year a breathe. unwilling to consider chemotherapy that would at best prolong his life, his family decided on a clinical trial. >> not conventional so, all medical expenses are being paid for, you know, out of pocket. and it's difficult. we're estimating

kimberly sakamoto is here with today's edition of take a look at this. >> to the look of the video showinghite truck traveling in the wrong direction down the freeway. suddenly the truck is going to slam into a concrete barrier. police say three oncoming cars crashed into the truck as well and amazingly after you see this note was seriously hurt. take a look of the seven years ago the barbie marketing teams split the mob and now ken has mounted a nationwide campaign to get his doll back. southern california shows ken professing his love. the public is asked to help the celebrity couple to decide the barbary and ken will make it. david wells as surveillance cameras all around his house, one shot went missing during the blizzard he took of the footage and was shocked by what happened. this woman walking up to his front step, she takes a shovel and proceeds to dig out her car and walk off with a shovel. what did he do? he got out a snow blower and very the woman's car. he said i'm not going to lie it felt really good. when the woman returned a shovel in hand it took for four hours to clean of

our internet reporter, kimberly has photos coming out of the country.>>kimberlee: sunday to video, it's called police clashed with protesters. the show you. you could see a lot of people milling around just in the air, cars on fire. a little later uc protesters throwing rocks around. i believe they are directed at the police. a lot pictures on twitter, they are peaceful protesters who been kneeling in front of a courthouse in this position for several days. this one, a man holding up epaulet that mercenaries reportedly used to fire on protesters. forcing a lot of young protesters. people from all walks of life getting of their houses and into the streets to march make their voices heard. >>pam: our other big story today, a fiery crash on the dumbarton bridge brought traffic on the bridge to a standstill. this was the scene from sky 4, shortly after the crash happened at big rig truck hit a car which had just called on the bridge. surprisingly no one was injured in this mess. as you can see, traffic was shut down on the bridge in both directions until th

we are pilots jane kimberly. she educated me. and then we are starting to get the principles together. people are starting to buy into it. it's a learning process. it's not just, punishing kids more. they are used to be punished. my momma hits harder than that. we need to have systems in place that view it a little differently. from the victim's point of view. and deal with it on an emotional level. people can relate to that. i think our biggest problem is the district doesn't have the capacity to address when all these groups come out it. it's not that we don't want to deal with it. we don't have a grant writer. we don't have the interfaces. tony smith. we have been working with creating those types of things. the city have been wonderful to build our capacity. if you are a principle, what do you do in a hundred different agencies come at you? you barely have the time at school. we need to create user-friendly. i think we're going to get there with our new strategic plan. how did your organization, what you do fit into the plan?