grant lotus is in san paolo. grant? >>reporter: pam, good news, bad news. those devastated homeowners with the six homes. the city council voted unanimously to declare a local state of the emergency. they're going to ask the state of california of $5 million for homeowners. we are in the back home of the walker home. they have a swing set. you can see the crack in the ground. you could almost fear that it is going to be going because the ground is still moving. this is earlier video. his independent geologists review of of this problem has been going on since the late '50s this independent geologist. this graphic is representative here on this 1950's graphic. three homes vanished after a landslide similar to this and the 1950's. and this has also problem since then and when walker learned the history. he was still in shock >> i was devastated. flabbergasted. and none of that information was ever given to me. we passed to gget into the records, and we were not aware. we wanted to make sure to do our research before anything. >>reporter: the walker home in th

granta lotus has more. grant.>reporter: pamela these problems are nationwide not just specific to california or the bay area. the head of the teachers' union for all for this district said that the majority of our colleagues are angry, frustrated. the superintendent and the business manager received raises after employees agreed last fall to take three unpaid furlough days also, the to not get paid. they're going to save their colleagues jobs by agreeing to these furloughs. let me break it down to these numbers. these teachers, and every district employee including superintendents and the business managers agree on three on paid for zero days. janice adams received a 4 percent raise as part of for 17 $1,000 salary. --$171 k = her salary and will. also, that she collected the sheeregret dos sheik regret taking that race? does sheik regret taking that breeze? that annual race does she outfoxing of regret taking that pay raise? does she regret? >> she says that she is not regret it she has burned in it. also, off whe

new technology explained by grant lotus.>reporter: you parking technology to an entirely new level. the mayor was joined by local and national officials for the parking program. allowing real time parking information on their iphone, ipad, or computer. this application will show you where parking is available, and even how many spots on each block. this blue = they are available. the red is that they're not available. this is open to stop drivers continue to circle to look for parking. also real-time pricing which will be demand-based. the more space available? the less than you'd pay. parking to go up for major events like baseball games. this will also be available soon on android. also to prevent users from accessing these programs while driving. a warning pops up if you're moving. over 10 m.p.h. reporting in san francisco, grad lotus, kron 4 news. >>pam: good or website. www.kron4.com select neighborhoods. go to our website. --a programming note on friday, kron will have abc programming. the giants will air on abc. datel

grant lotus, kron 4 news. rob >>pam: black is here with more on your money. we want to talk about this face book deal? >>rob: over night, the group on. prud'hon always got sold to go for $6 billion. overnight facebook has invented a business model or copied one pretty easily. keep in mind one in 12 people on the planet use facebook. overnight face book is a player in local apps. >>pam: what does this mean for group on? has its value diminish? >> absolutely, competition has come and, these companies like travels to, open tables that will give you local reservations and restaurants. everyone can copy this. group on will get sold to some company down the road. first it will become public, that the pulp company will last. facebook is instantly showed were scalable. of what info you will see us every day. you're adding a local advertiser interest, facebook became more powerful. facebook scares me, what microsoft was in the '90s and facebook is in the 2010's. they're dominating advertising, selling group on deals these because the situation we can play games and us

as grant lotus tells us, it could wash up on bay area beaches.>reporter: it's real and it's headed our way. for talking about a huge collection of debris that washed away into the pacific ocean after last month's earthquake and tsunami. if it won't reach north america this month or even this calendar year. scientists say it is coming. this animation shows were the ocean currents will likely take a break. experts say it should reach the california coastline and about three years. from there it's expected to head towards hawaii before returning to the shut area. i'm sticking to the water and influenced by the wind could get here about the year from now. these pictures taken by the u.s. navy and oceanic and atmospheric administration give us a glimpse. there are reports of boats, houses and tractor trailers. you conceal the wood from houses that just splintered like toothpicks. scientists say most human remains will break apart and never reach land. but feet that are still in shoes could float and washed ashore. some say the collection of debris is

third time nothing happens and he basically says how much time to turn to the wonderrous powers of the lotus set raand he does chanting and the parody is something like if anyone is old enough to remember and the mouse before vatican two and you don't understand anything and it's mumbo jump bow and this is a parody of that. the second and third pieces before the intermission i will not introduce. i think the program notes are sufficient and rather than lecture i would much rather you enjoy the performance. the one thing i would like to emphasize about the first piece this is indeed a comic piece and in most instances westerners have a great problem when they come to a concert of classical music and view it as this is supposed to be serious music. this is not serious music and i would ask to you laugh. you are welcome to laugh. you may laugh. you need to practice laughing. we can progress -- all right. now, for those of you that find laughing difficult ladies and gentlemens you can at this timtiter in a nice way andf you want to be butch about it do the manly thought. please this isn't a work

this on lasted for one hour, reporting for kron 4 news, grant lotus. >> isabel: many people checkinge. and >> marty: then he went los angeles. i enjoyed that he said i went he said i was the guy who pwas able to get mark zuckerberg into a sport coat and necktie law. >> isabel: i believe that mark zuckerberg gave president obama hoodie gave him. >> kimberlee: baytobreakers.com go to the faebook fan page and some pictuerswould love to see you prepare for your costume. your pictures and videos to be featured in the kron 4 newscast. we need to solve the problem. the state budget crisis threatens our economy... and our schools. loans to small businesses on hold. job creation at a standstill. 30,000 teachers already laid off. can we really afford billions more in cuts? $13 billion more devastates our schools, our safety, and the california we know. it's time for lawmakers to finally get the problem solved now. our kids and economy can't afford to wait. >> marty: a bio diesel fuel is offered in 49 in oakland. yesterday it was began. it is 255 per gallon less compared to a regular diesel. th

reporting, grant lotus kron 4 news. >> rob fladeboe shows you the protesters. >> reporter: 100 protesters lined the road outside facebook headquarters. most carrying signs critical of president obama's foreign and economic policy. >> i made the mistake believing he wanted to change america. i am a dunce. >> protesting. >> reporter: disappointed when the president's motor cage dodged them. this woman walked on to the campus, and confronted and ordered to leave by police. a few blocks away, other protesters arrived by the bus load. the working class people stood before a large mock up of a facebook page and called on the president to friend them. instead of agreeing to cut taxes for the wealthiest americans. rob fladeboe, kron 4 news. >> we have president obama's facebook town hall meeting, the speech at the auditorium and your comments all on our website, www.kron.com. >>> well, we have be seeing a steady mist this evening. wet pavement and not a lot of rain. let's look at the totals. in the mountains, a quarter of an inch of rain. just a few hundredths of an inch of rain. not a lot. radar

www.snowbomb.com clear, grant lotus was talking about the latest on the murder investigation of naso. to investigate further. the victims at the back to the 70's. with the same first name letter and last name letter, now, here is stanley roberts who found people behaving badly. >> i was wondering about all of the vehicle break and and i spoke to the vehiclsan francisco police and they're starting to focus their efforts towards violent crime. 2963 auto break-ins so far this year. 2247 from the same time last year a 20% increase. although police say are seeing a decrease in break and south. when these last statistics were released. you can make a big difference by not leaving things like a gps about. also do not leave any cables out. any indication that you could have any componentry or electronic device in the car. s f p d is saying that this problem is focused south of market. where viewers have been hit the hardest. reporting, stanley roberts. if you have a comment or story idea for stanley, you can email us at peoplebehavingbadly@kron4.co m [ jerry ] look at this! you got a state-of

grant lotus kron 4 news. >>> you can see some reduced visibility as the clouds hang on.ary day today. especially long the coast line. a 10th of an inch of rain. we didn't even see measurable rain. looking at satellite, that storm has pushed through to the east. we are continuing to see the onshore winds, sea breeze winds. you can see the way the clouds are flowing towards the bay area. you can see clear skys and on the heels another storm. more on that in a moment. temperatures tomorrow morning. clearing over night in the north bay. 40 degrees there. otherwise in the low 50s. cloud cover keeping us warmer overnight. into the afternoon, temperatures warming up. lots of 60s as you can see here. long the coast, expecting the clouds to stick on. we will see temperatures in the upper 50s. 69 in santa rosa. 63 san francisco. 70s for the delta. also 60s for the south bay. seven-day forecast, wednesday warm up short lived. thursday, cooler weather and light rain expected. temperatures dipping down several degrees below average. for the weekend, temperatures warm up. >>> in sport

let us go to grant lotus was live in san francisco. grant? >>reporter: that is right, pam. andy was a zing,, was an only child. and the xhing, the it joined behind the asian- pacific community asking for the funeral services financial burden. they're saying earlier that it was an accident but the father did not say much today. he was there, the mother was not but they think that his son's killing was not an accident. >> voice of translator: do not think that this is an accident. the way that the character of the death of my dead son... hope justice will prevail. the with the carry out the death of my son. >> not only this is been my only son of but that debt has been a verthis-death has bey difficult with our current financial situation. with not only that the economic pcrisis is going to be tough. please, we need your help now to spread the word and help. >>reporter: and that peace mr. xhing is embarrassed to not want to reveal his identity. this out of work construction worker needs the money. surrounding that death, circumstances about it with neighbors and the upstairs

grant lotus spoke to a former fbi special agent about this. grant what did that agent say? >>reporter: 11 of interesting stuff. it intrigued him. -a lot of interesting stuff he was nearly a 30 year veteran of the. witof the fbi-- that naso o be linked to other unsolved cases in the form a nationwide task force. >> i think the nation up formation of the task force says something. they think that they can connect him to other unsolved cases. i do not think that this is going to be something that this is going to be in a cavalier way. when they do this the dedicated a lot of manpower to this. they think that they can make some progress. i think that there is some commonality with the names. the initials of the first name, the last name of the victims. he decided to do this in california there is probably some similarities and the way the crimes/murders were committed. we probably know about only 10 percent of what is going on which is understandable that the police to not want to share that information to protect the integrity of what their investigation is try to accomplish.

grant lotus, kron 4. >>pam: wicked weather, the clean up tor- efforts the st.is airport was closed after a powerful tornado ripped through friday night. >>r from the grace of god, there were no fatalities! >> words of ripley for from the mayor. words of relief-- >> the complete devastation! complete, houses were leveled. >>reporter: 750 homes damaged, hand hundreds devastated and many people were just counting their blessings. >> we are alive! our son is alive! we're ok. >>reporter:. one terminal was severely damaged. it ripped through this st. louis airport. i170 in the h as airport personnel or running for cover. 170 m.p.h. wind speeds. she was unbelievable how quickly business reason. >> it is amazing. when we were here friday night that damage. we're even up and running it is so amazing. >>reporter: 85% of its regular schedule will be today. greg black. >>pam: in missouri, in butler, the county the levy is weakening. expecting it to give way with residents being warned to evacuate, immediately. >>pam: the texas drought has led it to these devastating fire f

we're live in san paulo, grant lotus, kron 4 news.ult decisions. if they stay? it could stay int slide io the creek. and what is going to be taken to save at least one of those homes. >>reporter: heavy machinery and crews are right to move on of these mobile homes to threatened by a landslide. this is being moved to a different lot just a few lots, over. this land slide caused the cliff to recede. the others are in question and those are privately home cured where the relocation of those is the responsibility of the owners. for now, the owners are being put up in a hotel by the park association. they're also not being charged the believe rental fleet of the lot. they're not being charged the--daily rental fee of the lot. >>pam: and crop level shows us a new threat access road is nearly complete as rob fladeboe shows us. >>reporter: this money footpath is assumed going to be a the oh my gosh! this multi footpath. they are nearing completion of this muddy footpath. it cut off access for a 60 people and near nelson road. evans, and other

a jury that there might be sanctioned the rebel was the girlfriend to might have run lotus.hat's pushed that aside. hoskins business partner maybe he has in his own notice. let's push him aside. hoskins made a tape, the tape is the tape. whatever the motives were for hoskins, the tape is the tape. but this year that as they asked today. that is the only time they will hear from anderson. then they say by the way monday let us hear from kathy hoskins who talked about seeing very inject himself. remember on the tape, greg says ted hoskins, i injected him but i moved around so we wouldn't get assists. does not cooperate with what hoskins is saying? maybe they're headed toward that one count where barry testified have never been injected by anybody other than a doctor. >> this is bad for the defense all the ground based on your speculation? >> it doesn't bode well on my speculation. you really never know though. >>pam: day greg anderson was let go, he had been in jail during the testimonies. of what now? >> he moves on now, there will be a lot of speculation as to why would a gu

tomorrow morning temperatures will dip into the '40's, by the afternoon will lotus 5 to 15 degrees cooleran what were seeing today. it temperatures running in the '60s and a couple low '70's. 67 in santa rosa, 64 san francisco, temperatures in the low seventies and land, that includes antioch and livermore. 70 los gatos, 71 morgan hill, 57 in half moon bay. our satellite and radar picture, dry air has been keeping up the clouds from dipping down into california. he see the storm track going well to the north with rain over portland and seattle. this will dip down and that's what's going to bring us the cooler air. the sea breeze winds and more cloud cover as we make our way for the week. a chance of rain into thursday morning. like rain for the most part you see it slowly pushing down into the north bay at the 4:00 at or thursday morning. in the south bay at 6:00 a.m.. we have an early morning commute this could affect that. just a chance for a few spotty showers for the rest of the morning on thursday. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay, cooler weather tomorrow, cooler on wednes

a teenager has been charged and now as grant lotus reports.ing out. >> >>reporter: andrew zhing, was asking for money for the cremation and a funeral services. he indicated at the did not want to ask for money was embarrassed that is what he's wearing a mask. he said that he has ascendehe is said, needs money d he touched on the circumstances surrounding the murder. despite what the attorney says his depth of his son is not an accident. >> i do not think that this is an accident. (voice of translator) >> it is premeditated choice of my murders son. i hope that justice will prevail. this family needs help. financial help, now. please. spread the word and help. >>reporter: his father is eight construction workers that has been out of work. he alluded to what the suspect did to the body. it has been reported by neighbors that live in the same building that they smelled gasoline. he does not feel that is murder of his son was a mistake. 9:00 a.m.-12 pm on services for the boy in san francisco. but trying to grow grass from seed in tough areas like

>>pam: grant lotus was up the courthouse today as well he caught up some of the jurors, with a passionate about the decisions? >>grant: they were, they were emotionally times you could tell they took the responsibility seriously as they should. if a women, four men and they deliberated for almost four full days. cleveland time and energy into this and after a heated arguments, some flip-floping and here's the jurors agreed unanimously on just one of the four counts. if that was the obstruction of justice charge of from bonds grand jury testimony back in 2003. fail and that the jurors are asked to decide if bonds was being evasive and any of the seven statements he made to the grand jury. >> is entirely evasive when you look up the entire grand jury testimony, he's often dodging the question and giving answers that are not relevant to the question, when it really yes or no questions. this is one question where it was really clear where he was just been asked whether he had anything injected into him or not by his doctor? he would just talk about something else. you're sitting in front of a

says grant lotus tells us, with prices so high more and more drivers are trying to stretch that last of gas. >>grant: vince is always cutting it close. >> i only put a couple bucks and at a time. >>grant: he's an art student san francisco but said he will have to quit school after this semester because he had before the commute. >> it's painful, i have to schedule everything to maximize my trips. i can't think of how people aren't being affected by the gas prices. >>grant: belabor courts more and more people are gambling with gas and losing. compared to this time much year, 26 percent more people of call aaa after running out of gas in northern california, nevada and utah. >> once at $4 is reached that's a psychological barrier for some people. some folks are trying to stretch of their tank because of the thought of how much this will cost me to put more gas and to my vehicle. that's something they're considering. >>grant: experts warn running at of gases that for multiple reasons. >> if you're stranded somewhere in a dangerous situation you want to avoid that. also, all that sedimen

grant lotus was able to go inside the apartment a story you will see only on kron 4.nley: just after 7:00 tuesday night santa cruz police got a call about a bad smell coming from a unit at the shoreview apartments. when they went inside, they found it the decomposing body of the 30 year-old woman. i was allowed to go inside and take a look. as you can see in this exclusive video it's a studio apartment and it does still smell. police say the man who rents this

a special satellite navigation device they're the first to come here but as to the coordinates of lotus it is sixty six degrees thirty three minutes and thirty seconds launch it is twenty nine degrees fifty three minutes and forty one seconds . were made at last. if others make the same journey later all they need to do is simply retrace the route taken by the pioneers before them. finally done it it's great that we're here trying to argue that dogs are a match for hardware is pointless we must combine both dogs and emotion to the expeditions so the dogs have lots of advantages those warm shady creatures would be showing their joy if they were here now. of course they wouldn't understand the meaning of what has happened but they would simply be jumping in their joy. biotics the. way. wealthy british scientists scientists sometimes. markets why not come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike's concert for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into cars a report on our keep. the fiction. more news today violence is one.

their favorites are ferrari, lotus and lamborghini. the top-selling model for women was volkswagen's new beetle. susie, for men, it's the porsche 911. men arc parently still like to dream about all that horsepower. >> susie: tom, i'm practical in a lot of things in my life but when it comeses to driving i don't follow that mold. will you find me behind the wheel of a porsche. >> tom: i'll be behind the wheel of a volkswagen, as a matter of fact. >> susie: what a pair we make. >> tom: how about it. >> susie: that's "nightly business report" for thursday, april 7. i'm susie gharib. good night, everyone, and good night to you, too, tom. >> tom: good night, susie. i'm tom hudson. good night, everyone. we hope to see all of you again tomorrow night. "nightly business report" is made possible by: this program was made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. captioning sponsored by wpbt captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> be more. pbs.

cathie den showed us what was left of her lotus restaurant. >> they got burned right here. >> reporter: the fire last night started next door. cat kathy was in the back preparing a to go order. >> we were back here cooking and we were making a noodle for a customer. >> reporter: she grabbed her children and ran outside. today fire investigators say the fire appears to be accidental. today kathy returned to this their dream in ruins. with extensive fire damage and charred walls. after just a few hours sleep, her and her husband bryan are back. >> this is going to take months for them to reerect the building and i won't be able to do my business. >> reporter: a business the couple had built so they can work and keep an eye on their two boys. now even the youngest child worry about the family's future. >> how are you going to make money, how are you going to pay the mortgage. he's only 10 years old and he already worries about this. >> reporter: neighbors rally around the the family. reporting live in san francisco, jana katsuyama ktvu channel 2 news. >>> we now know the identity of motor

cathie den showed us what was left of her lotus restaurant. >> they got burned right here. >> reporter: the fire last night started next door. cat kathy was in the back preparing a to go order. >> we were back here cooking and we were making a noodle for a customer. >> reporter: she grabbed her children and ran outside. today fire investigators say the fire appears to be accidental. today kathy returned to this their dream in ruins. with extensive fire damage and charred walls. after just a few hours sleep, her and her husband bryan are back. >> this is going to take months for them to reerect the building and i won't be able to do my business. >> reporter: a business the couple had built so they can work and keep an eye on their two boys. now even the youngest child worry about the family's future. >> how are you going to make money, how are you going to pay the mortgage. he's only 10 years old and he already worries about this. >> reporter: neighbors rally around the the family. reporting live in san francisco, jana katsuyama ktvu channel 2 news. >>> we now know the identity of motor

the owner of the lotus garden restaurant showed the water damage. wednesday nights fire started in a building next door and was fanned by strong winds. fire investigators say it appears that fire was accidental. neighbors have organized a fundraiser set tonight. >> we have new information about an overnight crash involving an officer. we just found out about the driver. >>> new information about the story for the texting muni driver. what punishment that driver is facing. >>> this morning in san jose the driving can be tricky. there was ice on the road a few hours ago. find out what the conditions are like now. >>> good morning, to you. welcome back. this is the ktvu channel 2 morning news. you made it to friday it's april 8th. >> good morning, i'm pam cook. time now is just about 5:30. the allergies are killing me. it has been a tough week. i'm complaining. >> okay. we do have lingering showers near the south bay. it's also very cold. some o that green is turning -- some of that green is turning to white. it's still there. the potential. but today

grant lotus, kron 4 news.owing people to park longer in certain areas feeling you can leave your car for up to four hours and a marina, and fisherman's wharf without risking the ticket. this will be extending to other areas, market, he sahayes and if this catches on? 2013 could be city-wide. >>pam the oakland coliseum is hosting a four-day medical treatment. it is the first- come, first-served situation. starting on tuesday morning at 3:30 people lining up to get tickets to get free health care. in oakland, to recess talk-show. >>reporter: city advisers are going to wait and on the golden gate national recreation area demanding that dogs are kept on leashes. like ocean beach. currently dogs are able to roam free. the national recreation was to change that. city advisers are voting tuesday in opposition to the military leash law- the release law. the mandatory leash law will be voted on tuesday. >>pam: gabe slate's tech report >>gabe: more people than ever are to and taxes on the line. this offers convenience y

we talked with one woman, the owner of the lotus garden restaurant who was in one of those buildings. here is what she told us seconds before they had to actually evacuate and leave the building. >> i was cooking noodle soup for delivery and i saw in the back a lot of fire. we don't know what was happening. oh, my god, what is happening? we run and the front of the dining-room we saw a lot of fire. i mean, we saw a lot of fire trucks around. so i wrapped all of my child, my kids to get out of there. >> reporter: what did you think when you started seeing that? >> oh, so scared and nervous. but we had to be calm and take all of my kids out of there. but i don't know what is happening, how we are going to do business. >> reporter: now, we understand that there was another restaurant there where they had to evacuate all of their patrons tonight. we also understand that there was one firefighter who was injured. he was taken to san francisco general hospital tonight. the police or fire chief, rather, tells me that he was inside on a ladder when he fell about four or five feet. so he has b

we will keep you posted grant lotus, kron 4 news. ho (music) >> jacqueline: overcast and clouds to the tech. the satellite is showing rain and overcast conditions nearly everywhere but it is perking up in the north bay. this line to the north. clearing and fog in the north bay overnight. tonight will have decreasing cloud coverage. clear skies to the south bay. clouds in the north bay in the morning and then mostly sunny skies and the afternoon with temperatures warming up to 10 degrees. details on this and the chance for rainfall later this week coming up. we will be back after this. [ dog barking in distance ] ♪ [ guitar: power chord ] ♪ [ hard rock ] [ snarls ] ♪ [ continues ] [ thunderclaps ] [ announcer ] the van beckons like no van before. the technology-packed, all-new honda odyssey. we were the first to ban smoking on airplanes. the first to have smoke-free bars and restaurants. all while saving over $86 billion in health care costs... and over a million lives. we've done a good job. but even if you were born today, you'd sti

we talked with one woman, the owner of the lotus garden restaurant who was in one of those buildings.ere is what she told us seconds before they had to actually evacuate and leave the building. >> i was cooking noodle soup for delivery and i saw in the back a lot of fire. we don't know what was happening. oh, my god, what is happening? we run and the front of the dining-room we saw a lot of fire. i mean, we saw a lot of fire trucks around. so i wrapped all of my child, my kids to get out of there. >> reporter: what did you think when you started seeing that? >> oh, so scared and nervous. but we had to be calm and take all of my kids out of there. but i don't know what is happening, how we are going to do business. >> reporter: now, we understand that there was another restaurant there where they had to evacuate all of their patrons tonight. we also understand that there was one firefighter who was injured. he was taken to san francisco general hospital tonight. the police or fire chief, rather, tells me that he was inside on a ladder when he fell about four or five feet. so he has bee

and lotus was able to go inside the apartment and he takes you as well.>grant: tuesday night santa cruz police got a call about a bad smell coming from a unit at the apartment on east cliff drive. when they went inside, they found the decomposing body of a 30 year-old woman. i was allowed to go inside and take a look. as you can see it's a studio apartment and it does still small. police say the man who runs the cnn failed to report the death. they say he was living here with the woman whom police suspect was here decomposing for several days. the medical examiner's findings will help officials decide how to proceed. for now was a suspicious death. barbara owns and manages the complex, she said she knew the suspect fairly well and was stunned to hear what police found inside. >> i don't expect anything like this. i'm 77 years old and here am witnessing this. it bothers me. you get the smell in your nostrils and it's it's in your brain like it is in me, you will be the same. he was older and as late fifties or early 60s. he was very nice as far as i'm conc

before we get to the protesters, grant lotus brings you inside a facebook headquarters for what the presidentsay there. >>grant: present barack obama. has 19 million facebook fans but always wants a few more. he brought his message to palo alto wednesday. the facebook founder and ceo hosted the president on an on-line town hall. >> were trying to do is put together and dad and deficit plan when that doesn't slash spending so drastically that we can still make investments in education, that we can make investments in infrastructure. when it comes to energy, when it comes to immigration, when it comes to getting our deficit under control and balanced, when it comes to improving math and science and education. when it comes to reinvesting in our infrastructure we have a lot more work to do. i know that some of you that might of been involved in the campaign or been energ energize back in 2008, and it seems like everyone's bickering all the time, if you are behind it any but the same energy and imagination that you put into facebook into the political process, a guarantee there's nothing we can't

grant lotus, kron 4 news. >>pam: the bay to breakers contest on facebook is now over.>kimberlee: the winner of the contest, and gina she won a pair of registrations to the sold-out bay to breakers. we talked to gene it today. let's find out about her. she's participated in bay to breakers 10 times, she said she walks, dances and enjoys the costumes and she loves the up the atmosphere and energy of the race. if while she usually goes on the race with her girlfriends, this time she's excited their daughters are joining them. you could see in the picture jean and her daughter. it they enjoy craping french after the race and the plan on dressing up this year and they're excited it's the 100th anniversary. congratulations jeanette. head over to the kron 4 facebook fan page up larger pictures and videos of you getting your costumes ready. your pictures could be featured in a kron 4 newscast. stay with us more news after the break. >>pam: the new national terror advisory system came out today and now has two levels aborning. elevated an imminent. >>jacqueline: continued sunny

read lotus, kron 4 news.ng to facebook tomorrow, holding a virtual town hall, the event will stream live on facebook at 1:45 p.m.. the topic is the economy, discussed his vision and on how to downer deficit. for a direct link recompose the question for president ", and it directly or you could watch this live streaming facebook town hall, log on to www.kron4.com look for news links section. reporting live, kron 4 news. >>pam: when president barack obama visits on wednesday, he will spend time with a group of teenagers with the san francisco boys and girls club. it kimberly has a look at their video on youtube with a talk about this opportunity and what it means to them. >>kimberlee: the teens have chronically their experience, and posted it on you too. >> my thoughts about leaving the president are whilwow, i would want him to know about the tenderloin, it's a bad place to live. it's that the government puts the homeless people one area of san francisco. especially our school budget cuts, even our classroom h

grant lotus, kron 4 news.his weekend reviews not exactly great. kimberly is here to talk about this. it didn't go over well? >>kimberlee: it's definitely not his catch phrase of winning. audiences were booing him, how calling hamlet it was not a good scene. they left early and sunday night he was in chicago and it turned out a little bit better. he reportedly received a standing ovation at one point. as take a look at the crowd reaction. >> he really is horrible. >> i felt bad for him, keeping get a chance to talk. >> i paid like got $100 to see this, c'mon man. >>kimberlee: the first night he showed people weren't going to walk out early, that first night he started showing random clips of video, he showed a film he wrote directed the drink young johnny depp it wasn't well received. someone started heckling him any action told him do i have your monday it doesn't matter. the crowd started chanting refund in the show ended after 70 minutes. the actor went with more about personal q&a style people seem to like

the kick i got out of the book apart from the instruction was, it reminded me of what a crazy lotus literary types are. stanley quotes a sentence of john updikes talking about ted williams last home run or home run in his last at-bat. the sentence was it was in the bush while it was still in the sky. okay. i admire the sentence. then here is how crazy we get. i start to think it is a little imprecise. is it the home run that is in the book or the fact that he hit a home run in his last at-bat. well that wasn't in the books. because -- because it was really the contempt he showed the crowd after he ran around the bases. and you start to get into language like that and i think oh, how grateful i am for a book like that. >> that's a great remark because the seven closed nature of the sentence does-- that is it goes from the moment to immortality in cooperstown. and it excludes the audience and it excludes those who like updike were present during the day. and that's just perfect as you've said for ted wailiams. that's great. >> i interviewed ted williams about what he was thinking as he rounded

in san francisco, greg lotus kron 4 news.resson >>catherine: obama once the justice department to make sure there's been no price gouging by zero companies. a new poll says one and three americans blame big oil for the near record gas prices. slightly more blatant tensions abroad only a few claim the government. economists say the government is of least partly to blame. one of the prime culprits in the high price of gas is as close as your wallet. the dollar shrinking in relation to the euro, the pound and a basket of other currencies. this chart shows the overall downtrend in the last 10 years. it's nearing a record low of 2008 when gas prices hit a record high. it's no coincidence, as the dollar drops it takes more of them to pay for imported oil. estimates are that the weak dollar has driven up gas prices by as much as $2 a gallon. you might wonder why the government hasn't done anything. the reason is there's an upside to a declining currency. a weak dollar increases profits for american businesses by making their exports

one east bay grant lotus tells us teachers are upset about how the moneys being spent. >> reporter: teachersnd districts say they are frustrated and angry. last week they took three unpaid furlough days, they are frustrated to learn superintendent thought a 3 percent raise. superintendent says she's defending her salary, she declined the raise last year but feels like she earned it. she points out most teachers get to and 6 percent raises. kron 4 news. >> james: government figures show 64 percent of coal mines have not installed communication gear of that is required after the death of 12 west virginia miners appeared this is a mine where there were killed. they have until june 15th to install those cures.dear spiritgears. >> reporter: facebook is getting service performance of upgrades. gabe's light gives us a look. >> gabe: facebook held a press conference in palo alto they invited every major blocker, newspaper, news station to show the and the spirit and new invention, an important part of equipment that will improve the web site. >> with the working on this for least a year. >> gabe: th

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about trent was that lotus fountain where ceremony took place. >> will: unlike previous commemorationstack on a somber feel. here's video their we shot, and took place at exactly 511, 105 years ago to the moment when the earthquake shut. this is the place where an lot of people gathered red after years creek start. this move toward this took place there was a moment of silence for the victims. they also use this moment to remind people to be ready just in case honors crinkles us are experts believe this matter matter of s but when. >> mark: we will be right back with the kron 4 morning news, weather and traffic in just a few moments. coming up hundreds of tornadoes. allied land, >> mark: welcome back to the kron 4 news. tornado, camera, you can see it touching down and picking up the debris. as people were hiding from the storm. several twisters and north carolina alone. karen wilson. 21 people dead, hundreds of homes destroyed. the governor has been in contact pledging support, 45 people have been killed across six states to murder and 41 tornadoes. here's some of the damage, some of

the do retain some and the methodology, the lotus a operandi of the brotherhood but they're very flexible so they understand that what was prescribed eight years ago in egypt and apply ebit for chicago in 2011 doesn't make a lot of sense. so they changed their tactics and their priorities and in their goals. so it is a very formal network to describe as a sort of western brotherhood. if the egyptian brotherhood becomes effective in shaping the foreign policies what issues would be most at odds with the current u.s. policy other countries as israel would be the concerns about that policy if they were brought in the foreign policy? >> sinnott about how the western border doherty nations would be involved but just the egyptian? >> yes. >> i think it would unquestionably be the top one and we have seen as the other panelists have said some inconsistencies in the statement coming from the top brotherhood people which might indicate a certain level of being deceitful or on the other hand some people make them out to be so different voices within but arguably we would be the first when it comes

the question here is how effective will we restructure the security service lotus promised the internalreats will be in control in the domestic extremists. the managed to destroy the radical islamist movements by deploying an interior ministry forces three times the size of the military aided by the regions of informers both aided and coerced securing egypt from the islamist extremism has come at a considerable cost to the liberty of the egyptian people, the cost no longer considered acceptable to read the question remains, however, whether the lighter and less intrusive security presence will still be as effective in eliminating the islamist extremism. libya has always been one of the major financial backers of the african union. eastern nations have stopped now with significant consequences for the african union mission in somalia pottery at which already suffer from underfunding. there is no guarantee that the new libyan regime would renew such support nor is it likely another african state would be able to step in the shortfall. sub-saharan countries are being effectively excluded f

the do retain some and the methodology, the lotus a operandi of the brotherhood but they're very flexible so they understand that what was prescribed eight years ago in egypt and apply ebit for chicago in 2011 doesn't make a lot of sense. so they changed their tactics and their priorititits anein their goals. so it is a very formal network to describas a sort of western brotherhood. if the egyptian brotherhood becomes effective in shaping the foreign policies what issues would be most at odds with the current u.s. policy other countries as israel woud be the concerns about that policy if they we brought in the foreign policy? >> sinnott about how the western border doherty nations would be involved but just the egyptian? >> yes. >> i think it would unquestionably be the top one d we have seen as the other panelists have said some inconsistencies in the statement coming from the top brotherhood people which might indicate a certain level of being deceitful or on the other hand some people make them out to be so different voices within but arguably we would be the first when it comes to for

the do retain some and the methodology, the lotus a operandi of the brotherhood but they're very flexible so they understand that what was prescribed eight years ago in egypt and apply ebit for chicago in 2011 doesn't make a lot of sense. so they changed their tactics and their priorities and in their goals. so it is a very formal network to describe as a sort of western brotherhood. if the egyptian brotherhood becomes effective in shaping the foreign policies what issues would be most at odds with the current u.s. policy other countries as israel would be the concerns about that policy if they were brought in the foreign policy? >> sinnott about how the western border doherty nations would be involved but just the egyptian? >> yes. >> i think it would unquestionably be the top one and we have seen as the other panelists have said some inconsistencies in the statement coming from the top brotherhood people which might indicate a certain level of being deceitful or on the other hand some people make them out to be so different voices within but arguably we would be the first when it comes