kron 4's maureen kelly talked to neighbors and they say the children were home. >> reporter: neighbors woke up to the sounds of fighting after 4:00 a.m. monday. >> you hear three or four gun shots. and five seconds later you hear three more. >> reporter: at the door the couple's three young children, 8-5 years old. >> i felt sorry for the kids. i could see them from here crying. >> reporter: some say they saw someone in a dark colored sweat shirt run away after the killings. >> nobody really got a good look at him. just figure running in the dark. >> reporter: neighbors are shocked a violent crime happened so close to home. >> we never had a homicide. i don't think anywhere around here close. that i have been here. never. crazy. >> reporter: maureen kelly, kron 4 news. >>> high temperatures today hot away from the coast line. inland 90s in livermore and pleasanton. 80s in the south bay and north bay but cooler closer to the coast line. microclimate certainly in effect. next few days the fog is more extensive. because of that inland starts dropping 85 tomorrow. 79 on wednesday. 78 on th

maureen kelly, kron4 news. >> reporter: police say as a suspect ran south from the scene of the fight, he made a right turn and headed toward the financial district. as police chased, recovers say they ordered the -- officers say they ordered the suspect to stop but he continued to run. as they caught up with him, he lunged at them with a box cutter used against the victim. and that is when an officer opened fire. you can see the evidence markers on the ground indicating bullet casings from the shooting. in total, 4 shots were fired. two struck the suspect in the upper torso. please did not know that he had been struck. when they went to put cuffs on him, they noticed he was bleeding, and that's when an ambulance rushed him to the hospital. the intersection of washington and davis was shut down as technicians diagrammed the incident. >>> the so-called robber's fire is now 70% contained. it has burned more than 4-square miles near forest hill. people who have been evacuated were allowed to return home today. so far the fire has destroyed one home, four buildings, and it has injured 12

kron 4's maureen kelly spoke to two women who were the first to got out to help. >> it was horrible. i have the images of the body lying there. >> reporter: she and her mom were driving this highway 17 back home when they came across this scene. >> the girl that passed, her boyfriend was holding her crying. yelling my girlfriend is dead. so impacting to see the guy standing with his girlfriend crying so hard. >> reporter: after that they found the victim. >> i hear the girl crying. i find her and kneeled down, covered her up. i go what happens. she goes i don't know. i don't know. i was thrown out. thrown from a vehicle. >>> the driver of the party bus similar to this one seemed to be in shock. they saw several witnesses but three men ran away. despite the bus is the same sign as a shuttle she said there was confusion about what happened. >> i heard that somehow the door opened and they fell out and people on the bus didn't know who fell out. they said it happened so fast and it was dark on the bus. >> reporter: maureen kelly, kron 4 news. >>> upper 90s in antioch, livermore. pretty

kron 4's maureen kelly explains it is technology that will reduce flight delays. >> reporter: you canooks like into the current tower. the new tower will have the most up to date equipment to manage all the plans that fly in and out of here each year. when it is complete it will be good to go when the faa finishes its transition to gps. that is expected to cut back on delays here, bad weather. >> on a bright sunny day you can operate efficiently. but at night or in inelement weather weave to build -- we have to build an extra margin of safety. we will be able to look through the weather and see what is going on. >> reporter: and a new safety feature will be on its way, status lights on the runways. >> lights pilots see and the controllers see that warn them when there is a potential for aircraft to cross. >>> the tower is expected to be operational in 2015. maureen kelly, kron 4 news. >>> the mystery of those donut tire marks on the bay bridge has been solved. he is seen screeching through san francisco. many people were surprised the city granted the permits for the shoots. it was fi

maureen kelly, kron4. >>jacqueline: the big weather story is the widespread fog.friday. temperatures were at or where they were a bit warmer than yesterday. with 60s along the coast. and portions of the north bay 71 degrees in napa. a look at the weather headlines. with widespread fog expected. drizzle. temperatures warming a bit. the rest of the workweek temperatures will continue to warmer. taking a look at the fog tracker fairly widespread. by 7:00 a.m. is going to start to scale back by 10:00 a.m. it will clear towards the afternoon. temperatures will be warming with upper 70's. 70's in palo alto. also upper 70's in the inland valleys. also 60s for the most part for the east bay shore. and there is more sunshine in the north bay. temperatures expected to get into the 70's. a look at your extended forecast with fog expected but less s this work week progresses. warmer towards the weekend. >>catherine: facebook users are not very enthused about the website. more on what is keeping users happy. gamow if they are annoyed by advertisements are they tired of the tim

>>reporter: maureen kelly, kron 4.an amber alert has been issued for a 16-year-old girl who disappeared from the scene of a double homicide on saturday night, according to the monterey the bodies of two men were discovered inside a home at 62240 railroad avenue in the community of san ardo at the sheriff's office. the men were identified as hector reyes, 22, and daniel detectives were called to the scene, and it was discovered that the serrato, was missing and possibly abducted, according to the sheriff's office. investigators believe that serrato's boyfriend and his father are taking her to mexico, the sheriff's office said. the two men -- who were identified as 39-year-old juan manuel salazar and 19-year-old juan manuel salazar jr. -- were also considered persons of interest in the deaths of reyes and fraga, according to the sheriff's office. salazar is described as a hispanic man with brown eyes and black hair, around 5 feet 9 inches tall and weighing 185 pounds. his son is a hispanic man with black hair and black e

maureen kelly spoke with real-estate agents in san jose about what this means for buyers and sellerset an idea of how hot real estate is and has a right now-this three- bedroom house in willow glenn of is listed for seven of the 50,000 and sold just four days after but it will and it was well above cesses being answered >> homeowners should not expect to see the double digit percentage growth that the bay area experienced during the height of the house and bubble. >> the kind of growth that we have was unsustainable. >>stanley: coming up i'll show you one of the oldest forms of fare evasion. that is coming up. wow, look at this bed! this nightstand! this wardrobe! what are you doing here? you're in ikea. my dream bedroom is in ikea? yes. what's that bedroom over there? that's your husband's dream bedroom. whatever your style, take home your dream bedroom together. ikea. the life improvement store. >>catherine: tensions between members of the jackson family were caught on video. vicki liviakis fixed shows us why did these were called to the home after a fight broke out. >> this is tru

maureen kelly, kron 4 news. >>> make sure your 4th of july include watching kron 4 this year. it's our annual big celebration july 4 live. you will have the best seat in the house to watch all the fireworks around the bay. we're the only station bringing you local fireworks live, tomorrow night at 9 p.m. right here on kron 4. >>> in oakland, fireworks are illegal. police are ready to crack down on people setting off fireworks. oakland police say their patrol cars are equipped with computers connected to systems that not only tells officers where and when gunshots have been fired, it can tell the difference between fireworks and gunfire. >> it can identify it. there are trained experts at their communication center that can distinguish between a firework and a gunshot. that's the kind of information we want to use not only to keep our officers safe but we also want to provide that information to the community to help make our community safe as well. >> the fines for possession of fireworks start at $1,000 and can be as high as $10,000. >>> it looks like the weather will coopera

maureen kelly spoke to the two women who were the first to arrive on scene purists that is horrible.ad of her body laying there with her feet of living. stena christina and her mother were driving this stretch of highway 16 when they came across a heart wrenching scene. >> the girl who passed on, her boyfriend was there for a friend is dead. >> right after that they found the surviving victims. sandlot is here her crying, they say the driver of the party thus similar to this one seemed to be in shock. several witnesses stayed on the scene the three men left the bus in and ran away. >>pam: just when he thought the pain at the gasoline, was getting less painful, prices are heading back up again. the average price has increased by 9.5 cents over the past two weeks. take a look at price is around the bay. jeff lewis explains live prices are going back up. >> easily this time of year gas prices have been to establish a netflix with only slightly but the price of gas is being affected by the global economy and tensions overseas as well as other factors. seven bidders were in the of the u.s

maureen kelly has more. p and frisk is currently implemented in the california on and looking to crack down on violent crime this is in place and new york. a drastic steps need to be taken after this recent surge of gun related murders. and different crime-fighting techniques need to be implemented to combat violence. including the us. >> there's a lot of firepower on the street. >>maureen: these weapons represent just two weeks. without stop & for risk does not think that it is necessary. >> we think that it is stopped with reasonable suspicion. i do not would rule out stop & frisk... however, if we do it properly. we can pull or resources. >>maureen: they do support the idea of thinking behind outside the box. >> if he is willing to discuss things controversial. also speaking with a civil rights attorney and protecting civil rights is paramount to him. >>reporter: mayor jean quan is taking responsibility for misrepresenting it the crime plan. she indicated that 90 percent of of violent crime with and these

>>reporter: maureen kelly, kron 4. >> the c h p that most passengers are highly intoxicated. two people were arrested for public intoxication. the driver could face charges. cherry hill says that this measure could have-- jerry hill.. currently, the dry river is not responsible that goes on behind the boss. this legislation would prevent that. there's a loophole in the law and party bus operators have used this to make a quick buck. and taking advantage of what is some perceptible in groups of young people that feel that they can use these as an environment to party, recklessly and that is what has occurred. we want to close that loophole. >> this would prohibit open containers inside. they want to check each identification, and the chaperone would be responsible for under age drinking. the senate could vote on this bill next month >> we will be right back. >> sonoma authorities have taken someone into custody after taking 18 imancs from the high school. he was stopped for dui. he is now in custody for d.u.i. and burglary. much more with the three weather, traffic maneuvers.

maureen kelly explains, it is the technology outfitted in the new structure that will reduce flight delaysent power. when the new facility is complete it will begin to go for when the faa finishes its transition from radar equipment would gps based system. >> on a sunny day the pilots can see everything going on around them. technology enables us to look through the weather. >> and a safety feature is also on its way. there is a warning that provides an extra margin of safety. if >>pam: and vallejo, at the death of all local handyman is being investigated as a homicide. month they woman discovered his body at the home he was renovating. >> vandals recently came here and sold the metal framing that supports two sets of bleachers. this result loss adds to the thousands of dollars worth of metal stolen throughout the entire parks system. maenads workers say metal framing was also stolen from another set of speakers at this same park last year. the area is supervised by at least two workers everyday and the believe the majority of this, i activity happens on sunday or monday night. they recent

maureen kelly spoke to real-estate agents.eans for buyers, sellers. >> to give you an idea of how hot real-estate is in the san jose this 3-bedroom in this neighborhood is listed at $750 sold in only four days. >> this was on the market on thursday. we had multiple offers. immediately! really, quick. >> the winning bid was well above the asking price. the association of realtors president says that lower interest rates and improving job market and less foreclosures or provide this spike. world that is good news it is difficult for buyers competing, the very few listings. >> it is not uncommon for 20-30- 40 areas of offers on certain homes in certain areas. >> now, they feel a little bit better about pricing we are getting everybody is getting calls. from the cellars of them dropped out and are now cutting back into the market. >> homeowners should not expected to double digit growth that the bay area experienced during the height of housing bubble. >> the growth from 20004-two dozen 6 was a non-sustainable! this growth, will b

most of the plan deals with the next four years, maureen kelly shows as a short-term fix that will addresse immediate problems in the area. >> and her were already eating away at this cliffside, you can see how much of this parking lot has crumbled away. this at of the beach has been battered and is a problem that could ultimately to threaten the least water infrastructure. the south end of the beach is losing ground, the north and has to much. these stairwells used to lead down to the beach. now, the sand is nearly level here it the shifting wind and sand create another big problem. thursday morning the gates were shut keeping cars off of the south but lanes, there been more than 65 nonscheduled road closures this year alone. to mitigate these problems a $700,000 santa management project will begin. >> this is just a short-term solution. a long-term fix is being hammered out with the army corps of engineers said dredges up 300,000 cubic yards of sand every year as they dig out the shipping channel to the golden gate. if that is worked out there will be able to pump sand directly on to the

maureen kelly explains what happened. >> the fire broke out just before 10:00 a.m. on wednesday in quickly went to a second alarm. the first firefighters on the scene suggested the call and found one person dead inside of this corner apartment, the same unit with a fire is believed to have started. residents say the parma was occupied by an elderly man. some inside were able to help each other is the. >> one of our neighbors alerted as by knocking on our doors to. others were assisted by firefighters. this president was one of the two people treated for smoke inhalation. >> i was sleeping and then i heard that firemen banging on the door. i opened my bedroom door and there was small. >> one of firefighter went to the hospital to be treated for lacerations. the damage was contained to the three core units the you see here. the bottom units suffered only water damaged. the majority of the people displaced should be able to get back to their homes soon but only after investigators are finished examining the property as they try to uncover the cause of the fire. >> abou

maureen kelly tells us one plan it will fix in the near future. >> your version is already eating awayiffside. you can see how much of this parking lot has crumbled away. this and the bees has been battered during a recent winter storms. it is a problem that could ultimately threaten the waste water infrastructure there runs underneath this section of the great highway. the south end of the beach is losing ground, the north and has too much. these stairwells used to lead to the beach. now, the sand is nearly level to the street. this shifting winds and sanskrit and other big problem. thursday morning, the gates were shut keeping cars off of the southbound lanes. the very cleanup standards continues to blow off of the beach. there has more than 65 nonscheduled will closest. this is still just a short-term solution. more long term fix is being handled out with the army corps of engineers that judges up 300,000 cubic yards of sand every year as they dig out the shipping channel for the golden gate. if that is work out there will be able to pump sand directly on to the beach more regularly

maureen kelly begins our team coverage with how it all started. >> shortly before 10:15 a.m. was a violent confrontation between to temporary if police working in the back of the chocolate factory appears 17. police did not know if any customers were inside the business when the alleged attack occurs with the victims as was unprovoked. this construction worker in the force festa works next doors and told reporters that he witnessed two men arguing the suspect and then left the business but he was not alone. here you can see the bloody trail left behind by the victim as the fall of the suspect before police arrived on the scenes. >> police says as police gave chase officers say they ordered the suspect to stop that he continued to run. as police caught up with the suspect he lunged at them reportedly with the box cover used. that is when they say an officer opened fire. in total for shots were fired. initially police did not know that he had been stress. when they went to the cops on him they notice that he was bleeding and that is what in the ambulance rushed into the hospita

maureen kelly has more on the muni destruction that was caused by this morning's demonstration. >> around 7:00 a.m. a few dozen protesters marched in a circle across the muni metro tracks blocking the path of the core j and m lines. muni had advanced heart of the protest and broad and shuttle buses. the group then moved on, slowing traffic in front of the office still. they carried signs calling for an end police brutality to a guy who had a close eye on the demonstration. adam mother at the man the -- the mother of the man at the center of the action says she is gratified. >> it means so much to see the support of the community standing up and fighting back against police brutality. we are tired of the police killing our children ended dehumanizing them and tried to cover it up so that they can get away with murder. >> profit -- protesters want federal charges brought against the officer in free bus rides for young people. last year's deadly confrontation happen after the 19 year-old allegedly tried to avoid paying his bus fare. with >> here is a live look, they're keeping a close eye on

maureen kelly, kron 4 news. >> police say that as that suspect ran he all of a sudden made a right turn towards the financial district. as police gave chase they ordered him to stop but he continued to run. as police caught up he lunged at them. with a with a box cutter. that is when an officer opened fire. take a look. you can see the evidence markers on the ground in the kidding bullet casings. these two struck the suspect in the upper torso. initially police did not know that he was bleeding until the started putting the handcuffs on him. and then they rushed into the hospital. >> more problems for the radio system by the oakland police department. new findings from the city administrator. this system is still unreliable is a big problem according to the oakland police officers association. the one officer uses this microphone we want to make sure that his colleagues can you hear him and that help is on the way in simple terms they have no confidence on these radio systems. we need to talk to dispatch. we need to talk to or colleagues. where do not know if this is working the issue c

maureen kelly explains, it is the technology that the structure is being outfitted with the that willuce flight delays. famine here, you can see what looks like inside of the current power. the new tower will be stocked with the most up-to- date equipment needed the. >> on a bright and sunny day, you can operate very efficiently. all the pilots concede anything going on around imperious at night or in the increment weather, we have to build an extra margins of safety. technology allows us to look through the weather and actually see what is going on in and operate as if it is a bright and sunny day. >> and a safety feature is on its way. the faa will be installing status life's on the parallel runways. those are lights that pilots see and controllers see that one and when there is a potential for aircraft to cross. >> the new tower is expected to be fully operational in 2015. >> this is not about taxing job creators, it is about helping job creators. i want to give them relief. >> coming up the president takes on a tough task of extending tax cuts for some fed not others. the big figh

maureen kelly explains what happened. >> the fire broke out just before 10:00 a.m. on wednesday and quickly went to a second alarm. for the first firefighters on the seat to the clock and san /i'm talking are bought and is your 92 year old resident of houses and one of the ndp fifth and finished >> 1 firefighter out of the 70 when the hospitals to get treated her. the fire was put into voice control by 10:20 a.m.. the damage was contained to these core units in the bottom of suffering only water damage to me is the majority of the toile people it should be able to get back to announce soon but only after fire and police investigators are finished examining the kron4 we try and cover because of the fire. >>pam: we now know the names of the two fulfiled in an apartment fire stability in jason rebel and a fire damaged 16 apartments. the red cross has been helping. a violin shooting on the east bay freeway last night targeted a cart loaded with children. it happened around 10:40 a.m. on eastbound interstate 80 near highway 4. this is video of the shooting aftermath. >>

. >> maureen kelly kron 4 news.e is a double homicide yesterday in the middle of the day. there is a large fight between two groups. one person put out a gun and opened fire. two people were injured. there were plenty of people that saw this but the witnesses and i giving investigators enough information to identify the perpetrators. we do not have much of a set says -- suspect description of this point. >> at six flags there investigating what caused that malfunction with the roller-coaster. park -- park spokes park nancycha chan says the they are checking computers in going through other diagnostic tests. >> the superman ride is still close right now. this is not the first time a ride has had a malfunction in the park. >>darya: tonight the contra costa county fire protection district is going to begin the closure of its fire stations because of the budget shortfall. if that is not happen >> if they have to reduce the cost -- reduce the number of fire departments that are left open and will increase response time f

that is where maureen kelly went to find outlets local officials are doing to keep the park open to theublic. >> it is 447 a. of marshland and grassy hillside overlooking the carquinez strait. unless the city of the nation can make a deal with this state, the gates will be locked up seven days a week instead of just monday and tuesday. it is still unclear just how long the new found funds the city would use their own workers for seasonal maintenance and rely heavily on volunteers. >> it is over 77 is thousand dollars a year in cost. this is a city that like many cities in the state do not have to nickels to rub between their fingers. we can figure out ways to do that. >> they're hoping that once a deal with the state is and please donors will save four or to help recover some of the money needed to keep the park. >> you do not cause a jewel in the back of your closet. you keep it in a safe place. you make sure it is protected for. >> to a developing story in the east bay, traffic is a very heavy on eastbound 580 in castro valley. apparently a pedestrian fell off of crow canyon road on t