mark roberts/director de ice 2:44: we havent' heard of it here, this is the first i've heard of it.e inmigracin y control de aduanas, la entidad federal que investiga las pandillas trasnacionale s, nos confeso que no sabia de este tipo de extorsin.. pero que la ms13 ha sido vinculada a homicidos y crimen organizado en diferentes partes de estados unidos. s.o.t. mark roberts/ice 3:13: if the perpetrators are all in el salvador, then el salvador would have jurisdiction. el dice que si los extorsionistas estn todos en el salvador, entonces el salvador tiene jurisdiccin. maria dice que lo denunci en su pas, pero no le ayudaron. s.o.t. 'maria' 42:36:00 la misma fiscalia de el salvador nos dio un montón de papeles para que nosotros pidieramos un asilo político, es ridículo, ellos saben lo que está pasando, y lo único que le dijeron a mi mamá que se viniera, que pidiera asilo y que se viniera porque la vida de ella corria peligro, o sea ellos saben, pero no pueden hacer nada por ti. s.o.t. mark roberts/ice 3:19:00 if there are people helping that conspiracy with surveillance here then we c

. >> mark: are robert i. convenience store could not get the masks on.on, he couldn't open the register so the only thing he left with was his mask. we will be right back. james lick top stories written after the break. a live look here at the golden gate, a lot of class kamal little bit of sunshine. >> the nose of the shuttle being rotated, the parachute being deployed, the end of a historic journey. to the ship that has led the way time and time again, we say farewell discovery. >> james: that was discovery landing back on earth, though the world's most flown ship. we brought it to live as it happened. it will now be retired, several months from now it will head to the smithsonian. . that was one of the big stories we follow this morning, tracking are whether to, a great day in store. >> janu: are really nice day in store for us. sunshine out of sight, it could be the warmest day of the week. it definitely will be warm day today. upper 40's in san rosa, low 50s through the north bay, along the coast mid-50s. the afternoon highs will bring this to 69 sa

. >> mark: defense secretary robert gates is in afghanistan talking to commanders he says both sidesntinue but reduce military involvement. told a group of american troops that the force would be a small fraction there would be there. he was also a little emotional will talking about the troops. >> either understand that sacrifice, and what to given more than any of you can imagine. for the same reason the send to year, i feel personally responsible for each of everyone of you. i will as long as i am secretary of defense, my highest priority ever since it took this job, was to make sure you have everything you needed to accomplish her mission. seed comes eighthso you could come he safe. >> darya: space shuttle discovery has left the station for the last time, it undock this morning it wraps up the nine davis said this was discovery's final slate expected to land on wednesday. the world's most troubled spaceship will be retired and sent to a museum. down here on earth, pretty good day. now, here is a look at the weather. we are nice, light and traffic. we're looking really good, i gue

. >>> former white house press secretary robert gibbs may go from speaking for president obama to speaking for mark zuckerberg. gibbs is said to be in talks now with facebook about a new job. "the new york times" reports gibbs would help the company manage its communications ahead of its planned initial public offering. >>> well "wimpy kid" didn't get pushed around. "the second diary of a wimpy kid" took the top spot taking in 24 million bucks and beat out "sucker punch account "which opened second. third place, the movie "limitless." >>> when we come back a dramatic rescue in the utah mountains. >>> and the chi wildcats are headed for the final four next weekend. the college hoops highlights after another wild weekend coming up. [ woman ] thursday! finally! dinner with the girls tonight. i really want dessert. i better skip breakfast. yep, this is all i need. [ stomach growls ] [ female announcer ] skipping breakfast to get ahead? research shows that women who eat breakfast, like the special k breakfast, actually weigh less. now in new multigrain oats and honey. with honey kissed whole grains... y

mark: u.s. defense secretary robert gates arrived in russia monday to take a final, personal try at easing moscow'smissile defense shield in europe and to expand a military relationship that has grown dramatically. gates cited russia's cooperation in the war in afghanistan as well as its support of united nations security council resolutions. he will meet with russian leaders and he will speak to a class of navy academy junior officers. >> darya: president obama taking a little time to kick a soccer ball around. he's promoting job growth in the u.s.. i think he is laying low. i think he doesn't want to show up the brazilian kids. >> mark: i see the kids can take them. and let's look at the box office. limitless $19,000,000 it allows them to tap into his maxima rango $15,315,000 brain potential. battle: los angeles $14,600,000 false #three. we will be right back with the kron 4 morning news, weather and traffic in just a few moments. as the kron 4 morning news continues a of a good sign that the james lick. dry conditions. a few scattered showers as we wait for the next storm. a stormy week ahead. l

stores are friendly but they do not belong where food is incidents as good, stanley roberts calmer kron4 news. >> markhey give them full body hair nets? >> darya: what would you do at that time? >> mark: ok at liberty light of places but it's hard.

robert? >> reporter: we're at the high school where mark c. wells went to high school and then went off to accomplish so much more. >> i got a message from his sister -- >> reporter: dorothy is getting important but painful messages today from the family of fallen u.s. army soldier mark c. wells. he knew wells his entire life before he moved to texas. the expert from campbell was killed saturday in the province of afghanistan. >> i just got an e-mail from the parents and i was shocked. i was speechless. i couldn't believe it. >> reporter: the family says wells was killed when he stepped on a hidden bomb when he was trying to dismantle an explosive device. >> his parents told me he needed to be on the bomb squad and needed to go for special training and he was smart and intuitive. i think he was just really interested. >> reporter: as we talked with the woman, she shared messages she was just getting from the wells' family. >> they write "we love them very, very much. keep his wife in your prayers, who is pregnant and their 2- year-old son." ma

. >> now, here is stanley roberts, with some people behaving badly. >>markhas been there the entire time i've been shooting the segment while the owner search as the internet in a sushi bar. this is a dog on a leash with his owner in the same safeway at the seafood aisle. as the dog sniffs around the food. this is another dog seems safe way with his owner walking around the market without a care in the world. i'm beginning to think i live in some alternate universe where dogs are actually allowed in places that sell food. it's not an alternate universe, it san francisco. it's a violation of the san francisco health code for pets to be inside a place that sells food and thus it's a service channel. the one that actually wears a vest and that we'd still pad me i'm working. if you've never seen a sign this one is dated 1977 and this 12010. the point i'm making, this is an old law. no one knows this better than jack lucky's self-proclaimed a sandwich chain. customers showed up at the dog while his restaurant was getting inspected any was issued a warning by the

san francisco, stanley roberts, kron4 news. >> mark: if you have a comment or a story idea you can emaillebehavingbadly@kron4.co m. >> darya: we will be back with more in just a couple of minutes, let's get a live look outside as we monitor what is going on at the bay bridge, the construction. i looked at how still the water is, a break from the start today we will be right back. ♪ [ female announcer ] pads have been made with the same fluff for years. today there's always infinity, the most amazing pad ever, made of an innovative material called infinicel, not used before in other pads, with a unique foam-like core that molds to fit your body so you hardly know it's there. plus it keeps its shape better... and absorbs up to 60% more. ♪ always infinity. created by women for you. >> mark: 9:00, the top stories that we're following right now is a big day on wall street the dow jones is up 100 points. the latest information at a wall street in a minute. >> darya: officers make more than a dozen arrests after protesters refused to leave the campus building details coming up. >> mark: miscond

next week will mark four years since robert levinson disappeared. now a ray of hope. word from secretary of state hillary clinton based on secret talks that there are indications he could be alive in southwest asia but u.s. officials don't know specifically where he's being held. being held. the 63-year-old former fbi man was last seen in mysterious kish island off the coast of iran in march 2007. family and friends say he was working for a private business client. then he dropped out of sight until now. his frantic wife, now encouraged, spent years looking for clue, even traveling to iran, appealing to congress for help. >> i know my husband is missing. i want him home. >> our father is the greatest human being in the whole entire world to us. we're in so much pain living without him. >> reporter: they found an ally in the secretary of state. >> we continue to request iranian cooperation in resolving this matter and in ensuring his safe return to the united states. >> reporter: in tehran last september i asked iran's president ahmadinejad about levinson. is he alive?

marked crosswalk. in the end, 93 drivers were stopped and another 9377 were issued tickets all for failing to yield to people in a crosswalk. in belmont, stanley roberts kron 4 news. if you have a comment or story idea for stanley, just email him at www.peoplebehavingbadly@kron 4.com will be right back. >>pam: how you pay for gas is likely to explain the prices. sometimes convenience explains. >>reporter: places like this drivers are going out of the way literally, to say that the pump. >> we survey customers that 25% will drive 10 minutes of the way to save. >>reporter: law you look for creative ways to save half a block or so, consider this the way you pay for your gas is likely to blame for prices at the pump. he may be hurting your bank account more than you know. >> when gas prices go up, more people to buy plastic and that increases the fees. >>reporter: the cost of doing business. gas stations get charged 2 percent every time a user credit or debit card to top up your tank. >> the retailers have to pass on or he dieat it was slim margins. >>reporter: leonard says, when banks total the final amount of your gas purchase to put a hold on your bank

mark: cared calif. the average price for gas is $3.89, 105 higher than last week. the same time last year it was only $3.60. >> darya: robertand afghanistan agreed u.s. troops should remain in afghanistan after the agreed upon withdrawal. he told u.s. troops, they would be needed after 2014, to train and advise the afghan forces appeared he will meet with the president during the trip. >> mark: space shuttle discovery leaving the space station for the last time. this is discoveries final flight, it wawill land on wednesday. >> louisa: we are certainly looking at a different weather picture today, we are actually trying out. overcast conditions continue right up from marge schott of mt. tam appeared it is .com, but we keep getting these wind gusts through the morning. breezy start for the day trying out however for the day. slight chance of showers tomorrow morning. we will start with how strong the winds are, 20 mi. an hour through as the fall, 18 in concord, into fairfield. dry conditions through the livermore valley, and in the top zero area we aran tahoe area we are seeing snow. we are currently in the 40's and '50's. by

robert honda reports that the family and friends call him a hero. >> i got a message from his sister. >> reporter: dorothy is getting important but painful messages from the family of mark c. wells. the wells family moved to texas four years ago. the demolition expert was killed in afghanistan on saturday. >> i got an e-mail from the parents, and i was shocked. i was speechless, and i couldn't believe it. >> reporter: the family says well was killed when he stepped on a hidden bomb trying to dismantling another hidden explosive device. >> i remember his parents saying he wanted to be on the bomb squad and was going to go for special training. he was smart and intuitive, and i think he was just really interested. >> reporter: as we talked with bowerly, she shared messages she was getting from the wells family. >> they write we loved him very, very much. keep our family in your prayers at this time, especially his wife, who was 8 months pregnant and their 2-year-old son, finley. >> reporter: the congressman sending his con condolences to -- condolences to the family. >> the price he paid is the ultimate price of freedom. >> reporter: his military funeral will be in arizon

. >> reporter: mark pfeiffer is the retired judge temporarily appointed to run the city. with him, his successor, judge robert flanders. pfeiffer squeezed the unions, raised taxes 20%. still not enough. >> if you combine the pension obligations with retiree healthcare, it totals $80 million, with the city having a budget of $17 million, an annual budget. so the quick arithmetic would suggest that if we provided no services, maintain the same tax and revenue stream that we have right now, it would take almost five years to fund these obligations. >> reporter: in short, the pension fund here has already run dry. why did the city keep making promises it couldn't keep? >> people are going to try to get the best deal that they can. and that... there's nothing wrong with that. it's just that when you create these obligations, it has to be done in such a way that there actually is a funding source for it. >> reporter: mayor moreau says he did the best he could. >> i have been telling my firefighters and police that we needed concessions for the past six years, that we needed concessions-- "we need concessions, we ne

robert lyles. >> nasa is showing us something we have never seen before. this is the first ever photograph of mercury from a space craft in the planet's orbit. it shows mercury is pock marked ast, roids and comets. this shows the megger entering the orbit. the planet is known for extreme temperatures ranging from 600 degrees to minus185. >> he is back. arnold is back with a newn 't mated television series called the governator. >> my entire career basically if it's body building, action, the governor ship, all those things and combines them into one and makes it into this. >> reporter: the cartoon will focus on a superhero living a double life as a married man, the series is planned as the first part of a franchise. >> looked like he could governor today if he wanted. hasn't aged that much. >> big job. >> hair looked perfect. >> using lots of sun block. >> looks nice and healthy and needs the sun block. we 74 degrees. as the sunset and santa cruz, coast is where you want it be tomorrow. we will soar up to 90 degrees in some of the inland areas right now. walnut creek at 60. it's 68 sunny vail. the penninsula low 60s, 56 degrees. six record highs including 85 santa rosa, wa

marked crosswalk. in the end, 93 drivers were stopped and another 70 were issued tickets all for failing to yield to people in a crosswalk. in belmont, stanley robertsnews. >>pam: if you have a comment or story idea for stanley, just email him at www.peoplebehavingbadly@kron 4.com. we'll be right back. coming up look at the latest as the earth continues to move in japan. we talked to britney spears fans lined up to see the pop star in san francisco. plus we show you not one cake but to different cakes for the upcoming royal wedding. along the driveway, and where the kids play can be a little intimidating... until now. with scotts ez seed. it's scotts best grass seed, starter fertilizer and a growing material that absorbs water and expands to surround and protect the seeds, you'll get a thick, green scotts lawn even if you've never been successful with other seed before. the revolutionary scotts ez seed. grow grass anywhere. um, no. cleveland. listen cleveland, your savings account is stuck in the past! earn more with interestplus savings at capitalone.com. that's new school banking baby! so instead of making peanuts, your savings will be earning thr

mark we've heard gives the impression at least of a no fly zone is at the very least on the table and joining me now from kalamazoo the florida is paul craig roberts he's a former reagan ministration official paul you know i just want to get your take what do you make of all of us well you know i've seen what happened in iraq and afghanistan a new liberated by western armies and you don't. know what i think this is a test of the egyptian revolution if they've actually had a revolution in egypt which borders the eastern part of the country and one would expect the necessary arms that the rebels need would come to their aid all the really leaders and weapons and some service terror missiles and they can start. his army air force and that's all they need so one would think if egypt has really had revolution they would come to the hater of their fellow or revolutionaries well i think best recognition is a little different i mean a test of the egyptian revolution as well as an outcome of it paul i mean this is you know as we start the momentum just continuing across the borders people call inspiration call it what you want but they wanted their leader

robert gates have right in russia, here is stepping off the plane. he hopes to ease worries over at missile defense shield and expend military the pentagon chief will meet with russian leaders. >> markea or and south korea of deadly. sucks up such a up are escalating tensions and that could trigger an unspecified deadly real retaliation. south korea sent the now i the accusations of coming near the borders. they say they have only parole that area. a >> darya: we will be back with more in a couple of minutes. a life peek at mt. tam clouds of the distance. >> george: a back up at the bay bridge, and two steals on this began. traffic is backed up to macarthur maze. >> darya: if you're headed up to a heavenly, or somewhere in toronto, union sheens, they had raised over the weekend as well. >> mark: watching wall street a big rebound aware one official said right now, dow was up almost 200 points. best over the 12,000 mark. everybody excited about acquisition of team mobil by at&t. >> darya: we will be back in just a couple of minutes, think you for waking up with the kron 4 and morning news. here is the shot for you. we have had some breaks but we are getting a bit of a break in the ra

. >> mark: time now for some tech headlines. now, here is stanely robertsbadly. >> gabe: this is the new hot smart phone, it's made by each team see if it's a really big deal because it's their first four-g smart phones. it's supposed to be 10 times faster. this phone is fast, i was surprised. videos loaded and played instantly. surfing the web was like a laptop. i wanted to see speed compared to the i've kron4. the iphone 4 is on the left, thunderbolt is on the right. thunderbolt was handed down faster. one-three seconds faster. it is like a big iphone. in grants and google android, it felt could come and light weight considering how powerful is this. what is really fast. it is their first for gee's hot found, it cost to hundred $50 with a two-year contract. most only cost 200, two-year contract. it is $50 more. is it worth the extra money? i would probably pay it because it's really fast, i was impressed. but, it could roll up a lot of people from getting this phone. we'll have to wait and see. gabe slate, kron4 news. >> darya: we will be right backh the

robert is in tokyo tonight with more on the latest. >> reporter: dramatic pictures on japanese television showed military helicopters dropping water on one of the reactors. the water often missing its mark. the company that owns the plant said the drastic move which exposed the pilots to radiation was necessary because unused fuel rods were at least parg partially he can posed. >> these spent fuel rods had as much or more dangerous material in them than the fuel in the reactors. >> reporter: police begin the water spraying operation in the evening. >> reporter: they pumped water from military fire trucks used to combat air plin fires to shoot water from a safe distance. the entire operations a race to get water into the severely damaged reactors before the fuel explodes. so far the radiation levels have been high enough to only be a serious threat to the workers at the site. still, the japanese government has ordered people living within 12 miles of the site to evacuate and those within 18 miles to stay indoors. >> we think it's a prudent measure to evacuate. >> reporter: there are six reactors at the site. an explosion destroyed part of a building. in unit two, an he can ploegs with th

defense robert gates thanked soldiers for their sacrifices, a family from san jose preres funeral arrangements for a p soldier who paid that ultimate sacrifice. the department of defense o confirms that mark. c c wells, staff sergeant died in helmand province. we're told he was killed when he was attacked with an improvised explosive device. though he was station in the hawaii, he was from san jose and was a 1997 graduate of leigh high school. he serve in the iraq from 2003 to 2005. then went on to serve in afghanistan in august of last year. he is survived by a wife and young son and a baby due in about a month. the south bay blue star moms are fully ready to reach out. >> we say we could be in your shoes. we know exactly how you feel. we don't want to be there but we could very easily be in that position and we are there for support. we are as close as you are going to get to the comfort level that we know how to give you. >> reporter: she says the blue star moms are ready to reach out. though her son is back from iraq and he is now a veteran, she says we must all remember, the soldiers serving in iraq and afghanistan are really the children of all of our community. raj? >> thank you. >

robert gates, secretary of defense. also somebody from washington state. we give them high marks on that. admiral mike mullen, chairman of the joint chiefs of staff and bob hill, undersecretary of defense who is the comptroller. we appreciate your continued dedication service to the men and women in our armed forces. you appear before the committee in time of many financial challenges. the congress continues to work towards finalizing fy 2011 while we began deliberations on the fiscal year 2012 request. in addition, the committee is doing its work against the backdrop of an annual federal deficit of roughly 1 trillion a total national debt of 14 trillion. obviously this has a profound effect on the outlook and thinking on capitol hill. the department is to be commended for starting to address the financial realities facing the country. i would like to acknowledge her effort to find 70 billion in savings begin on in fiscal year 12 and extending through fiscal year 2016. in addition we recognize you've realigned 100 billion within the department to exercise better stewardship over dod resou

mark: welcome back to the kron 4 news. tsunami hitting california created dangerous search. now, here is stanely robertsg badly. >> stanley: apparently, not everyone got the message that there as a tsunami warning issued. for those who did get the message of the people chose to stick trunk. everything was cool ocean beach, although many other areas did not fare so well. the funny thing about tsunamis is they're totally unpredictable. the further and enjoy the other. there's no one i know that can have fun are grave charlie at 500 mi. an hour. speaking of the case you if it's you. if i die will die one where now there. i wanted to see his like. >> stanley: media that there was not a great idea but it is my drawer. released and not like these people who were preparing to fly kate. with dozens of other people who did not know or did not care that the beach was closed. surfers also ignored the warning and hit the water like this paddles are for. one person i met had this suggestion the next time there's a tsunami warning depletion can there wristbands' to people who choose to ignore their running so after s

robert gates, secretary of defense. also somebody from washington state. we give them high marks on that. admiral mike mullen, chairman of the joint chiefs of staff and bob hill, undersecretary of defense who is the comptroller. we appreciate your continued dedication service to the men and women in our armed forces. you appear before the committee in time of many financial challenges. the congress continues to work towards finalizing fy 2011 while we began deliberations on the fiscal year 2012 request. in addition, the committee is doing its work against the backdrop of an annual federal deficit of roughly 1 trillion a total national debt of 14 trillion. obviously this has a profound effect on the outlook and thinking on capitol hill. the department is to be commended for starting to address the financial realities facing the country. i would like to acknowledge her effort to find 70 billion in savings begin on in fiscal year 12 and extending through fiscal year 2016. in addition we recognize you've realigned 100 billion within the department to exercise better stewardship over dod resou

marked crosswalk. in the end, 93 drivers stopped, 77 were issued tickets. all for failing to yield two people in a crosswalk. stanley robertskron4 news. >> mark:k: if you have a comment or a story idea you can email stanely at peoplebehavingbadly@kron4.co m. we'll be right back with gard according to gary. [ woman ] everybody's looking for deals these days, and i'm not talking about saving a dollar off shampoo or two-for-one tacos or something. i'm talking about paying less -- every month. like this deal. [ female announcer ] call today and get the fastest internet for the price -- an amazing $14.95 a month for 12 months with a one-year price guarantee. plus get access to the entire at&t national wi-fi network at no extra cost. [ woman ] with at&t, i'm surfing at hot spots all over town. ♪ i'm downloading music fast. and watching videos. cute! and the price is great. [ female announcer ] call at&t today and get the fastest internet for the price -- an amazing $14.95 a month for 12 months with a one-year price guarantee. plus get access to the entire at&t national wi-fi network at no extra cost. [ woman ] i went looking for

mark press associates news service. earlier panel this year mentioned that the one exception to the general view of the roberts court is that when it came to workers suing about discrimination, the court has come down on their side and the latest decision, third of three, was just tuesday. talk about that and the other case they decided tuesday which was certifying a class action case where a company lied in terms of what predictive effect those, if any, those two decisions could be on the wal-mart case. >> i think that i would probably narrow their record in having decided in favor of plaintiff's in employment discrimination cases a bit more than you described. i think that where they have been willing to allow cases to go forward in particular is where retaliation is at stake, where someone has tried to vindicate their rights or get the antidiscrimination law enforced, and for the trying, they have been fired, they have been -- their pay is demoted or retaliated against in other ways. while retaliation can have some class impact, it is by and large a person-by-person manifestation of an employer's hostility to discri