kumar rented both the mobile home and he leased the land that it was on. the other homeowners who had their mobile holmes red tagged they owned those but are also las vegas the land. it costs them about $30,000 if they want to move this mobile home out of this danger area. the water district tells me there are other concerns along stevens creek, concerns of erosion so this problem might not be over yet. and as raj mentioned at the top, we got this tip vittia a viewer. if you have any tips, please send them to news tips at nbc bay area.com. we're live in mountain view. i'm damian trujillo. >> nice job there on the edge of those cliffs. tonight now the probts in san pablo. they're getting ready for a meeting between city leaders and residents about the landslide there which ripped back yards and back porches away from several holmes. heavy raines from the recent storms made the soil unstable. and sent it slipping downhill. now, previously, a couple days ago on sunday, the city proclaimed a local emergency which is the first step in getting state and federal

in pacific that i've reggie kumar kron4 news. the but some aren't shoveling sand into bakes' to prepare for anything that may come from the storms pounding. a lot of store owners already have said bakes on standby. some are taking other precautions. >> in the event of a flood is a very quick and painless. >> reporter: shields is a line on the avenue. should a flood restaurant she will quickly installed a floor panel across the front door. >> a major flood with pressure in water will increase the quality of the seal on this panel. civics are not necessary. >> reporter: there are other back the plans. them up we have store marks appear. we gather all of their artillery into be put into a storage bin in the attic. >> reporter: after the last major flood many businesses including this bike shop are not taking any chances. >> we have worked very hard to get a lot of things off the floor. we make it so it is easy to move. >> reporter: while nobody is panicking just yet many are on high alert. they're constantly checking updates online

>>catherine: reggie kumar is in burlington with a flood garage. >>reporter: camino gables condominium community with 3 ft. of water in a garage five cars of water damage. they are going to take all day. to remove the swatter with extra generators pumping out that water. with city and fire officials tried to get all this water all of this garage. not until this evening is expected for this water to extract to remove this- water. 20 02 = 30 cars damage the reason why this is continuing higher than the garage. the water comes down from the hillside and goes right into the garage. live in rollinburlington burlingame reggie kumar. >>catherine: these creek levels higher. with more momud >> s >>at noon, the problems were about the worst. 13 ft. at noon. currently, 8 ft.. we are seeing that these twigs, leaves, branches of vertically this is where the water will law wathe water level that is where this was around noon. this was practically some merge when i got here at noon. this is the scene where businesses were on edge. they put sandbags and apply what

reggie kumar, kron 4 news. >>> residents close to the salvation san lorenzo river are back home. sirens and reverse 911 calls warned them to leave immediately. after the national weather service issued a flash flood warning. once the levels dropped the evacuation order was lifted. >>> another big mudslide in the santa cruz mountains. crews working to clear a huge tree that came down. this is blocking the road to the conference center. till the road is re opened an alternate route has been made available. >> more bad news for residents near scotts valley. officials say the area way too wet and muddy right now forclusion on a new road. for now people have to use a walking path to get to their homes. >>> just up the street, a home badly damaged, as you can see by a falling tree. this was the scene, the center ridge of the house destroyed. they managed to get out safely. heavy rains and high winds downed trees today. >> reporter: problems across bay area roads, emergency crews shut down highway 1 in pacifica. as high winds toppled a utility pole. traffic backed up for more than a mil

reggie kumar tells us that today's anniversary was met with hundreds of protestors. >> reporter: and that where protesters protested here at the hotel if it persisted. there is speaking against the eighth anniversary of the war in iraq. hundreds gathered to say they're concerned about the u.s. involvement to the military strike against libya, the war in afghanistan. the economy. the list goes on. and down. richard becker helped to organize the protest and he says people will continue to do this until the u.s. government listens to them. >> their country has been torn apart. more than 1 million people have been killed. twice as many wounded. but literally, ironically. another war has been started. today in libya. we've built obviously that would bring some of real change is a movement. >> reporter: there was police presence jessica is the gut of hand. the event ended peacefully end of it was arrested. the sentence is going reggie kumar kron4 news. >> vicki: says world doesn't protestors including the red that leaked the pentagon papers were arrested inside of the witness. today's arre

kron 4's reggie kumar joined a a memorial tonight that remembered that day. >> reporter: at 6:11 p.m. those who attended the anniversary of the tragedy honored the eight people who lost their lives. one of the victims was jessica morales. her boyfriend talked about it. >> hardest struggle. >> reporter: more than 30 homes were lost when the gas lineuptured. fences lined the streets where the homes once stood. his house was located on this corner. now he just needs final approval from the city to start construction. residents agreed to watch this video. they say the huge fire ball that filled the air is a memory that haunts them every time they pass by. the area where the gas line exploded. >> watching the video you still want to rebuild. >> the people are the greatest in the world. >> it was so hot. i went back in to my bath room to see if there was blisters on my face. >> i felt the heat on my face. >> i will never forget that day. >> reporter: in san bruno, reggie kumar, kron 4 news. >> still ahead, some drug charges in san francisco are dismissed because of police misconduct. moamma

the crime. >> we plan to post this picture of this man so people can be alert. >> reporter: reggie kumar, . >>> oakland police officers are remembering four of their own tonight. officers who were kill in the line of a duty two years ago today. those officers died at the hands of a convicted felon in one of the worst attacks on police california has ever seen. he shot and killed two officers and then killed two more officers when they came to arrest him and a gun battled that also claimed his life. tonight the owners of a police hang out built a memorial for the policeman and kron 4's jonathan bloom was there. >> it's been a tough day for everybody. a happy day. >> because it's a day to honor four friends. tough because they are no longer here. >> the motorcycle officer is a tough job to begin with but what happened to them, we will never ever forget. >> reporter: the motorcycle officers both in their early 40s when they were shot and killed. a helmet accompanies their picture. a favorite hang out for oakland police. the two s.w.a.t. sergeant who died later that die. >> air age being as

kron 4's reggie kumar gets his reaction to the protests and explains why the business community got behind his plans. >> reporter: leaders packed this room friday for a closed- door meeting about his budget plan after the discussion they decided to support the budget, which the governor says will eliminate its deficit. bay area counsel ceo jim wunderman says even though they are endorsing the plan, there are things they don't like about it. >> members don't believe in higher taxes. on balance, we need to be part of the solution. >> reporter: after the meeting the governor talked about key points in his proposal. painful cuts need to be made to cetcalifornia back on track. >> realign government, put mother funding at the local level. cut our budget, which doesn't have enough revenue and extension the taxes for five years. >> reporter: i asked what he thought about the protests at uc berkeley. >> these are painful cuts. i don't like to do it. i love the university, i went there. but we can only live with the money we are given. if the taxes go down the cuts will be doubled. >> reporter: regg

in santa rosa, reggie kumar, kron 4 news. >>> rain hammered the bay area for most of the day today. kron 4's jonathan bloom has a look at the spots where it fell the hardest. >> reporter: driving on the bay area's free ways looked like this if you were inside the car. and from outside it looked like this. it created deep puddles. in the south bay, the rain came with winds blowing around these palm trees and at the beach, the wind showed it suffin rough surf. all up and down the peninsula rain flooded the gutters and sidewalks. in this oklahoma, it tested the water proofing on rain boots. the unprepared took shelter next to building. >> i hate it with a passion. >> we need it. >> i can't complain. >> same thing here. i don't like it. >> reporter: that's the flip side of the rain. you can see what a great job it's doing filling up reservoirs. that means more water for everyone this summer. >> four, five days, i am over it. time for spring time. >> reporter: jonathan bloom, kron 4 news. >>> we continue to track the storm online on www.kron.com where viewers can share their weather pict

reggie kumar, kron 4 news. >>> we are going stay dry tomorrow. seeing that fog overnight, especially up into the north bay. friday, just kind of a mixture of sunshine and clouds. saturday we will watch a storm. late saturday into sunday, est if used by l watch a storm. est if used by l watch a storm. date 15, 2011. for wet weather. looks like showers could linger into monday of next week. >>> new details, san jose has a contract deal with its firefighters. a agreement calls for a 10% cut in pay and benefits. today the mayer and union reps said, this deal works for the people of san jose. >> this is a difficult decision. very difficult budget times and it takes a commitment to the people, which local authority made to engage in this kind of a contract which includes a 10% reduction in total compensation. that's a big sacrifice. we know it's difficult for the members to continue doing their work while taking a pay cut. this is all a success. common sense comes to the table and finds solutions to help the city preserve services, save firefighters jo

reggie kumar, kron 4 news. >>> floodwaters stopped but they left behind damage there. yesterday the counsel made an emergency probing luimation because of a pipe burst causing $1 million in damage. four homes were red tagged. 39 were yellow tagged. authorities will keep an eye on their condition. as kron 4's rob fladeboe shows you, there is a lot of work to be done. >> residents say the wall of water and mud roaring down the main street here was 3 feet deep. it caused a lot of damage. let's look. you can see how the force of the water carved huge gullies in the road. tossing chunks of aspalt around. teps and mobile homes are missing and damage underneath the homes to pumming and wiring. these homes suffered the most damage when the rains overwhelmed a drain pipe, diverting the floodwaters into the park and down hill into the village. repairing that pipe may cost $1 million. she and many of her neighbors will also need new carpet. cleaning up all that mud inside and outside. a handful are a total loss and virtually everyone has a yellow tag on it which means restricted

kron 4 reggie kumar tells us he was only a student at windsor for a couple weeks and students who saw him jump still cannot believe he survived. >> i saw him go on the other side, lunge forward and throw himself off the bridge. >> he jumped in front of my view he was going like this. >> >> reporter: in the air? >> yeah. and then he disappeared out of my view. >> reporter: both windsor high school seniors were on the golden gate bridge and saw their classmate jump off the span and plunge 220 feet into the bay before their very eyes. villa and gastro tell me the high school junior's friend said the teen wanted to jump. >> he looked over the edge and said it's not that high and then decided to go, but i know for a fact no one was telling him to go. everyone was like no, don't do it, don't do. it people say that he bridge jumped for fun and where he used to live his dad said that he used to jump off bridges for fun. i assumed that jumping off the bridge means you're committing suicide. i didn't know it was possible to live from that. >> reporter: windsor unified school district interim su

responsibility for the attack on march the ninth and saying that they acted upon the order of door kumar investigators suspect that he was involved in those leaders two explosions in moscow as well many security services executed acts for it's believed that terrorist groups operating in russia get funding from abroad some of the members are known to have the brains of rocks and if you take the deadly bombing at the airport bill stars of attack the busiest international airport in russia but there's clearly knew that not only russian nationals were going to suffer we had french a towel. the international two were caught up in this in the attack of the perpetrators didn't seem to care about nationality there and that really underscores the international dimension that these tragic attacks have over the last year and a health russia has seen a number of her relatives terrorist attacks but only recently has the last in the west in general started to see it as part of international terrorism not just russia's domestic issues but the rhetoric doesn't always been like this for a long time the w

the kumar family watched it happen during the last storm. did you hear it? >> yeah, i saw the whole thing falling apart. and then it was like, the house was shaky, the next neighbor's backyard was gone too. >> reporter: the kumars rented their mobile home, but the other residents own theirs and lease the land from the mobile home park. >> a couple of sundays ago, this has started, and i have not had any sleep. >> reporter: the property manager says they've been telling the valley water district for years about erosion concerns, but the utility says they can't pay for repairs on the bank because it's private property. >> it would be a gift of public funds to protect a private property -- to use public funds to protect a private property owner. in this case, the creek zone by the mobile home park. >> reporter: that's news to the mobile home park. >> just like, they can't build anything on our property because we're private property, we can't do anything on their creek either. however, their creek is eroding our land. >> reporter: while that debate evolves, the

reggie kumar says that this news conference is scheduled this morning. >> in santa cruz this much calmer than before. it is still coming up on the short and receding but still. this is a piece of the harbor but it is broken off into the water. derrik officials are looking tlocal officials--are looking to remedy and so far, more casualties and damage to vessels. how to pull them out of the water. at this point the damages are estimated over $21 million. and santa cruz, reggie kumar. >> isabel: some of them saw their vessels go under their water right before their very eyes. >> reporter: the energy of the wake troubled 5,000 mi. all the way from japan. of these-waves, a troubletroubletre these waves travel. 5,000 mi. away, knocking boats and even crashing into other boats. these two owners watched helplessly. it was tossing their boats against stocks, rocks causing it smaller boathe big jet ski to go underneath. tossing their votes against the docks and the raucothe rocks, and owners were helpless. when this was all said and done harbor officials asserted that it sank 17 vessels. costing t

in burlington, reggie kumar. if kron 4 news. >>catherine: in felton, rob fladeboe.>reporter: to spoke with the fire department and they have announced that it is all clear. although a lot of residents have decided to spend the night somewhere else. it is not surprising. i am on river road which is still partly under water and it crested at 17 ft.. right now is 18 ft.. it is starting to seep into the river properties. it comes up near these properties that are on stilts. the warning sirens went off. the fire department are right. they went door-to-door. they said that the evacuation is voluntary. however, moving your their cars was probably the best quick decision. firefighters are now along people to return back home. it is still right at flood stage. >>catherine: i can still continue to see that they're continuing to stay in a hotel. >>reporter: they are used to this it happens once, twice per year. a lot of this road is partially underwater. it is amazing to see the power of that river as it floats through here. it is difficult to distinguish the riverbanks. >>cat

reggie kumar, kron 4 news. >>> still ahead on kron 4 news at 11:00. how dog owners and professional dog walkers would be effected by a new dog management plan. we show you the ipad 2 along with a rare public siting of silver medal supreme court and we -- steve jobs and we find out if berry ziti could be on the chopping block. d . >>> new rules are on the way which could leash not just dogs but their owners and professional dog walkers. an open house to discuss a dog leash proposal. it would reduce the number of places dogs could walk off leash. the mill valley event to hear what officials and dog owners had to say. >> reporter: dog owners arrived with plenty questions about the plan. the 2400 page proposal was released and would reduce off leash areas in the golden gate national recreation area. officials questioned one-on-one at several information tables. giving all a chance to be heard. >> what is our alternative and answer their questions so they are able to give us comments back that will help us. >>> the plan would limit access to 21 different l

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. >> kumar kibble: people can die.iously injured, but people can also die. >> gupta: kumar kibble, deputy director at immigrations and customs enforcement, or "ice," is charged with protecting our borders from illicit trafficking. over the past few years, his attention has increasingly focused on counterfeit drugs. in the scheme of things, how big a threat are fake drugs? >> kibble: fake drugs are a big threat, and it is an exploding threat. you actually have traditional criminal groups that may have engaged in traditional drug trafficking, and they realize, you know, "i can make just as much money making, you know, tens of dollars on a pill that i manufacture for pennies," and have very little exposure in terms of... in terms of prosecution. >> gupta: so, you're talking about a very low risk, very high reward, potentially tons of money. >> kibble: yeah, absolutely. when you think about that some of these pills can be manufactured, you know, for 40 cents and sold for $18 or $20, i mean, just think of that profit potent

in san francisco, reggie kumar, kron4 news. >> outside scots valley near santa cruz, residents remain cut off as engineers try to clear a massive rockslide that is blocking vehicle access to 32 homes. the department warns the slide is not stable, and not much can be done until the break in the weather. the bile of sandstone, trees and soil must be stabilized before crews can begin clearing the slide. fire officials say the entire operation could take up to two weeks to complete. >>> in the oakland hills, elverton drive remains closed tonight. that's after a major mudslide left the road impassable. in anticipation of the upcoming storm, oakland public works has set up barriers to protect home- owners' property. residents say mudslides are an ongoing problem in that area, and they get worse each time it rains. of the the city of oakland is currently working on a permanent fix to try to stabilize the hill on elverton. >>> salvage operations underway in mill valley as crews scramble to remove wrecked boats off the shore before the next big storm hits. a dozen boats were set adrift after h

reggie kumar has more. >> reporter: >> reporter: which as self out.hey are dealt with as the guardian angels. their focus is that they should district. jackie joined it so cal at 30 years old. she left at 80. >> i have see the drive by is. the saber figs most people have never wanted to see. i have seen people shot. i went to the police, they werent there . they said i# have tiyr vba >> >> a magnitutde 6.2 earth quake struck 4:30 our time. some alarm among the population. they are still recovering from a quake last year. >> coming up, a welcome home to a soldier who celebrates his 20th birthday. >> we are back. 909am. it is wet out there. we have, as we check, a 55 degrees at current. >> regime forces are re leaseing a new front in lybia. 120 miles east of the capitol. this is video from earlier today, evbels are fighting ack. they captured a port city. yemen is prompting a travel warning. us officials say to avodi yemen' the threat is extremely high. >> back here in the bay area a heroes welcome. this man, joe burns is home with a broken foot. >> the

and even yesterday i think we were getting reports that the head of the terrorist underground though kumar of the boat who is only most wanted list who was hiding somewhere in europe public told me that this wasn't confirmed does this mean he has left in the shed here and the police couldn't catch him nor. what we know is that here rarely goes down into the valley he has camps somewhere up in the mountains on the border but. we know about some of these camps but he was able to escape before we got to have a question for much and so for we don't have positive information that he's in our republic and it hasn't been confirmed but just yesterday we discussed this and it hasn't been confirmed yet it doesn't matter actually where exactly he is easier than it used to me or any way we often say so of course it would be better if he realised the gravity of his actions at least persuaded he's associates to turn themselves and go back to normal life it was even if he himself cannot do that. as a possible. while if it's some point he studied to become a criminal i mean he can also change his mind now

as reggie kumar tells us this time surveillance cameras caught him. >> caller: this time lakeside church behind me, the alleged court on camera. the suspects mashie window 6 office doors looking for money. he got away with electronic keyboarding camera also eating food that is used for homeless. police say there have been up to four churches that have been burglarized in the district. at this point they are now that the same person committing the crime. >> justine: police are searching for a man suspected of attempting to kidnap a 14 year-old girl up and just after noon. according to police the suspects to open the door of his car threatens the girl and then ordered her into his car. the girl refused to the suspects drove away the suspect is described as a white man in his 40's, the man's car was described as an your model craig four door sedan. if you any information please contact lease. >> james: final jury selection is underway in the murder trial of two men accused of murdering black muslim bakery it leader. he was investigating a news story when he was gunned down on the streets in

reggie kumar has more. for bridriping off- ram rooftops >> reporter: this twister dropped the siding from the small shad, and it debris ha dictated the streets to be closed. this is where the tornado stopped down. >> i looked up and the wind came down and picked up that building. flipped it over and hit the wires. sparks were coming down and blew over into the pacific st. i ran over to the window and i saw all of the debris i thought it was going to come back my way. and we have things anchored to the ground. it could beings right in half. >> reporter: even metal beams and have, shingles off roofs and aluminum siding into trees. julia was witnessing the best and it was denting her ford mustang. then i saw everything go up into the air. it was moving this way and then down the street. this was in my fee--gate [laughter] luckily, no injuries. the owner of the landscaping company will remove their debris on monday. in santa rosa, reggie kumar, kron 4 news. >> marty: the rate has been hammering most of the bay

morgan hill, reggie kumar, kron4 news >> james: . eight homes below eight sliding hillside remain in danger crews installed barricades' yesterday. preparing for worst-case scenario. residents were evacuated. four homes have been damaged. last night there was a local state of emergency in effort to receive disaster aid. >> reporter: the council voted to declare a state of emergency opening the door for government help. so far there are four homes red tagged the city has agreed to demolish those homes eventually when they make sure it won't create more damage. the longer-term problem of that help that is the responsibility of the homeowners' association the city says it will cause significant money to fix. >> justine: barry bonds perjury trial, former oakland a's and current first baseman was on the stand testifying about his syracuse. he along with his brother took the stand yesterday they said they took steroids given to him by bonds his trainer. prosecutors and seeking to use that testimony to show that anderson had access to such d

stand idly by while a dictator who promised to slaughter countless of millions to just that amount kumar thinks of the president has failed the people he said not only is voters but the international community as a whole especially the norwegian nobel committee who prematurely awarded him the nobel peace prize a tinsmith disagrees he says the libyan people needed help the international community even the dutch are bombing at the moment this is not about obama or america tommy dr mahathir said yes obama hats are guard list of whether it's a un mandate the us does not have to participate and you still need approval of congress to fund the conflict and on twitter we heard from the daily banter he said i would certainly say so alone a liberal interventionism was part of the package so clearly this is a very divisive issue but we're very happy to hear what all of you have to say and that brings us to our next question now the u.s. is involved everyone is struggling including president obama to determine who should be in charge of this situation the french the arabs nato so we want to know wha

these two explosions in a residential area in moscow again no casualties reported in a whole city fido kumar of group he says he claims responsibility for the blast on march the nine build though investigators suspect that he could be involved in the latest ones this friday as well what many security experts believe that terrorists will stop parading in russia get funding from abroad and some of the members are known to have been trained that right if you take take the deadly. bombing at the domodedovo airport those dogs that attack the busiest international airport in russia the terrorist clearly knew that not only russians were going to suffer we had french italian nationals who were caught up in this tragic attack and that really underscores course that the international dimension of what's going on there in russia and of perpetrators that instantly seem to care about nationality there it's really shocking is that over the last year and a health russia has seen a number of her grandest terrorist attacks so. but only recently has the united states and the west in general all started to see

the road was closed and the had to evacuate. >> marty: that was reggie kumar. the financial aid could receive be received from the city if it is declared a state of emergency. www.kron4.com >> marty: we are tracking this latest storm. as you get ready to plan your indy today the rain is going to as a planner-day today, it should be clear. this next storm is scheduled for late tomorrow. >> isabel: trace amounts of radiation reaching the u.s. are not harmful. many are skeptical. especially in the form of food from japan. u.s. has blocked imports. many people are worried about everything. ted rowland reports. >> she is concerned about the possibility that radiation could leak into the food she gets from this japanese grocery store in los angeles. >> i shopped here for the and i want to make sure that this fish is not with radiation. perhaps now is okay but two-three months i am not going to purchase any fish from japan. >> these are made from tokyo. two different concerns. one is the customers are not going to be able to get their products from japan. they are get

reggie kumar is reporting. >> reporter: large swells of 14-17 ft. have been pounded the coastline since friday. you are advised to be careful standing near the short because of for it heights. people are ignoring it and standing very close to the water's edge. surfers are taking advantage of this strong, powerful waves. >> reporter: sound card shoveling sand into dates for any flooding that may come from the storm. but, a lot of stores already have said fix on standby. some are taking other precautions. >> my precaution in the event of the flood is quick and painless. >> reporter: should a flood pressure here she is quickly installing a floor panel across the door. >> this increases the quality of the sealed by doing it this way. apparently, said bakes are not this is a. -- san the stakes are not necessary. >> reporter: after the last major flood in 2005 many businesses including this bike shop are not taking chances. >> we are getting a lot of things off of the floor. we're making it so it is easy to move in the event of flooding. >> reporter: many

instead of the scare, reggie kumar, kron4 news.--san francisco. >> james: this is a look at highway 101 those headlights headed north as you can see traffic is moving along pretty good. back with more in a moment. >> james: welcome back to the kron 4 news. here's a quick look at golden gate bridge, here is santa rosa 47 degrees. 56 by noon, almost 60 by year high this afternoon fairly nice day i know we had train yesterday today looks like we will be drying out. all in all good day. other headlines the ipad to is doing something that the first ipad did not its entering the market with competition. here is the consumer's guide to the top awards. >> reporter: the introduction of the ipad-to could widen the company's lead. >> it will keep obol ahead. >> the best talent for you depends on what your looking for starting with size. the ipod is not your cup of tea if he won it in your purse. >> the first top live from brought very it is business ready. >> the motorola went on sale just a week before apple's announcement. again, this is th

kumar. welcome and you're recognized. >> chairman mica, chairman issa -- >> pull that up real close. >> is that okay? yes. chairman mica, chaman issa, ranking member norton, ranking member cumming and members of the committee, thank you for the opportunity to discuss presidential libraries and their importance to students, scholars and government officials. as preparation for my testimony, i wrote political scientists who specialize in the presidency and asked them how their students use presidential library and in their work as presidency scholars, what difference presidential libraries make to their research. the responses came from all over the country, and even from canada. with the uniform refrain of how important presidential libraries have become for those of us who examine execute leadership as well as those studying individual presidents. my informal survey established sevel points about the use of the importance of presidential libraries to students and scholars alike. first, presi

reggie kumar joined the moment of silence. >> reporter: s 6:11 p.m.ded the anniversary of the tragedy, but the people who lost their lives. for the first time it just trellises wife and severely set out about his recovery and the love of his life. it is the most hurtful he has waited six months to finish the permit practice to rebuilt. he needs the approval from the city to start construction he agreed to watch this newly released a video from the ntsb, they say the huge fireball that filled the air is a memory that haunts them every time they pass by. the area where the gas line exploded. speak-e still want to rebuild? speak-e yes because the community is the greatest in the world. >> it was so hot, i went into my bathroom to see if there is blisters on my face. >> it takes me to the moment when i felt the heat on my face. i will never forget that day as long as i live. >> in san bruno, reggie kumar, kron4 news. >> janu: it is really starting to look great out there especially in the north bay, a cloud cover up their we do have light rain expected. c

>> and san francisco, reggie kumar. >> marty: governor brown is pushing for a special election. weather to increase vehicle sales, and personal taxes for the next five years. before that, front legislation support and the march 10th deadline for a support. >> isabel: jean quan is keeping her promise. today, it is no exception. she attends a town hall meeting at 11:00 a.m. the $46 million budget deficit should be front and center of the agenda. to help boost general fund jean quan has proposed an $80.80 fun private--tax. 80 million-- and how this will impact. >> the reality is that 50 percent of the city budget is police. whenever you get more money it can be aimed towards the police. .. when the two-person of the services is the police. it is a sizable amount. also, a violence prevention program. >> isabel: given the recent polls that parcel tax might just squeaked by it requires a two-thirds vote. >> marty: san francisco alleged misconduct. the fbi involved an investigation with several officers. ceruleans showing- surveillance video showing of five officers breaking in illegal

reggie kumar was at a memorial last night. >> reporter: i like to take a moment of silence for neighbors. the exact time of the gas line explosion those who attended this anniversary honored the eight people lost their lives. one of the victims was 20 wrote jessica marsalis. her boyfriend was severely burned and spoke publicly about the love of his life. >> the hardest struggle is she is taken away. chain- link fences line the streets where homes once stood. his house was located on this corner he's waited six months to finish some of the permit process. now he just needs final approval. residents agreed to watch this video of the explosion they say the huge fireball that killed near his summer recess on some every time they pass by claremont. the area where the joslyn exploded. >> the community of silver note is the greatest in the world. >> i will bet into my bathroom to see if there was blisters on my face. >> i felt the heat on my face. >> i will never forget that day as long as i live. >> james: also making headlines this morning 57 cases in the court system have been affected by su

reggie kumar texas to the suspect is and why police arrested her. >> reporter: it is close, you can see the lights off. this is a picture of him from his website saying he's opened his business last december he was found murdered inside the store tuesday. police arrested 58 year-old tanya rain, investigators found evidence that links her to the crime. 31 year-old edward hawn was arrested for suspicion of the business. magus and did not like it when customers refused to by this jury. >> this is an odd creative jewelry making that about as much as i knew. he has a strange attraction of hippie or stuff. high end gaelic jewelry handmaid, silver rings, there were doubly a lot of people that were in and out of the store. some mayor may not been transit. >> reporter: police are not saying it the suspects and the victim knew each other this the 17th homicide of the year. >> will: a woman was seriously injured in a shooting in stamford this is bay view when shedder grasscutter face. she was taken to san francisco general with serious injuries. police initially said the nature of the woman's inju

danger of sliding down the house side met with city officials to discuss their concerns as reggie kumar tells us the city still does not know if the hillside can even be saved. a lot of homeowners told reporters there questions went unanswered. >> reporter: the future of the six homes still hangs in the balance nearly a week after a landslide destroyed the backyard of nearly all the houses. wednesday's meeting that the media was not led to attend left some of these home owners scratching their heads. the city still does none know that the hillside can be short out. >> we're looking at it, to give us an answer whether or not the hillside can be repaired. we're estimating about 5 million. so, that is beyond the capabilities of the city of san pablo. we're hoping that that will be reimbursed by the state's disaster funds. that summer looking to pay for it. >> reporter: the walkers backyard has the most damage. it may be too late to save their home. during the meeting of the city said there's been problems with the house side in the process. >> breton house up, a roll sorry. all of that was