for more details we send it over to philippe djegal. >> reporter: the oakland police is looking for a 13 year-old, 16 year-old, possibly wearing a red t- shirt. possibly carrying a handgun in oakland near 66 near the oakland coliseum. 3:40 p.m. the family, friends were walking down a lion the way it near the it lying in the creek crossing apartment complex. life in lyon -- creek. this 14 year- old boy was taken to the hospital with a non-life threatening injuries. the 15 year-old girl died on the dc-9. they do not know if there is a relationship the fact that she died on the scene. for the fact that he did open fire? this investigation is still ongoing in oakland, fully to go, kron 4. >> tonight at eleven. secretary of state hillary clinton hospitalized, with a blood clot. doctors say this is a medical problem related to a concussion she recently suffered. the blood clot was found today during a follow up medical visit. you may remember - 65-year- old clinton suffered a concussion several weeks ago after fainting while recovering from a stomach virus. she was supposed to return to wor

kron four's philippe djegal was there. he spoke to family and friends still in disbelief. >> it is difficult to get through, we are trying to get through this. >> reporter: a teary eyed marvin banta driving in from up north to memorialize his grandson. 22-year-old anthony banta. while at the same time wondering how this could be. he says banta was not a violent person. >> i do nothing that he was ever in a fight in his life he and his brother recall captains for the rest in a team of of the wrestling team. there were both-co captains. i do not know how anybody could have taken his life. >> reporter: banta was a stylist at the hair salon where the vigil was held. the owners say they've shed a lot of tears since the shooting. >> he was extremely gentle and kind. >> hihe is irreplaceable. you cannot find people like that. >> reporter: early thursday morning, police responded to a 9-11 call at the diablo pointe appartments in walnut creek. when they arrived, police say they were forced to shoot banta. beyond that. no explainat

kron four's philippe djegal was there. he spoke to family and friends still in disbelief. devastated by the loss just before the start of a new year. >> banta's grandfather, marvin, driving in from up north to memorialize his grandson. 22-year-old anthony banta. while at the same time wondering how this could be. he says banta was not a violent person. banta was a stylist at the hair salon where the vigil was held. the owners say they've shed a lot of tears since the shooting. >> it to th are to strive to get for it. it is a difficult process. it is just -- a process of trying to get through this. he says that he was not a violent person. >> he and his brother were co captains of the wrestling team at high-school. they were role models and he had his head on the street. do not kn how this could have happened, he had his head on-stree straight >> he was extremely gentle, kind. >> he is irreplaceable. you just don't find people like that. >> thursday morning, they received a 911 call early thursday morning, police responded to a 9-11 call at the diablo pointe appartments in

kron four's philippe djegal took at look -- and has some highlights. >> reporter: tougher guidelinesed-light cameras. it will be required that signs warning drivers that cameras are watching must be posted within 200 feet of the light. at the same time, the author of the bill says evidence used from the cameras will not be considered hearsay. murderers given a second chance. prisoners who commited murder as a child could now have a chance of returning to the streets. instead of life without parole. some offenders can fight for a new term of 25 years to life. >>> and, drivers licenses for illegals. some 400-thousand undocumented immigrants will be able to apply for athis applies to those in a federal program supporting immigrants who came to states as a child and have not broken the law. >>> another bill out of the assembly. gives women greater access to birth control. a-b 23-48 will now allow certified nurses, midwives, nurse practicioners and physician's assistants to prescribe that medication. >>> the homeowner bill of rights will also go into affect at the start of the year. it's

philippe djegal reports from san francisco international airport. but first lets check in with jacqueline for the latest on our weather forecast. >> jacqueline: pam, this rate has not let up showers continuing to push to the bay area. a moderate weather cells pushing through san francisco. even the lightning strikes offshore. that, with the moderate rainfall and heavy rainfall over the golden gate right now. some lighter rain over the embarcadero. to zoom in, some heavy near ocean beach and berkeley. lighter rain fall in berkeley but in the north bay, some pockets of heavy rain throughout novado and san rafael. today, nearly two-inches thus far in portions of the north bay or three-inches in santa rosa. a bit of 1 in. in petaluma but by and large not that impressive today. more for today and this system looks stronger >> pam: we continue our storm coverage. and head to the northbay. that's where we find kron 4's jeff bush in larkspur jeff any more rain tonight yet? >> pam, it has been coming in waves into marin county. the conditions are pretty dece

in oakland, philippe djegal, kron four news. >> ooakland city leaders continue to battle a big jump in a crime. and today they laid down a new plan on how to do that. as previous plans to stop the violence this year -- have seemingly failed. there have been 127 homicides in oakland this year -- up 21-percent from the same period last year. 210 rapes -- up 23-percent. nearly 4-thousand robberies -- a 23-percent increase. and more than 12-thousand burglaries -- a jump of 44- precent. the first move. recruiting oakland residents to assits in a neighborhood policing program. the second step. bringing in a consultant to take a look at oakland's police department. kron four's jeff bush tells us who this high profile consultant is.and why his big city credentials could help bring down violent crime in oakland. >> reporter: bill bratton is the big name in the list of consulatants hired by opd. his carreer in policing has brought him to some of the biggest departments in the country. bratton was the new york city police commissioner from 1994 to 1996 and was credited with improving the crime ra

philippe. norman is a child psychologist sign that they are aware of what happened. >> "children do know what happened in this era of 24/7 news coverage." so, child psychiatrist and director of the young adult and family center at u-c- s-- parents should talk to their kids. find out how much your child knows about the newtown shooting. to wait until your kids approach you. the situation. body language. if they act out of the ordinary -- talk them through their discomfort. >> "it's very natural children will fear school. but of course, children have to go back to school." >> doctor norman says escorting your child to school the first few days back is a good idea. ease them back in. at the safe time, keep them away from television and the internet for a while. >> "children should not watch the same images over and over again. that re- enforces the traumatic imagery in their minds and traumatizes them." >> and, as terrible as the shooting was. norman says it can be used as a learning lesson. "pare

philippe? >> they're not talking about that, the key.ertainly, this is a crime that is worse and sad for the committee. >> they say that this community is -- and they think that the teenager was only 13 years old. what type of firearm? >> at this point, they say that he is wearing an a--a handgun-and wearing a red t- shirt. and yes, as you mentioned, only 13 years old was the gunman. >> now, still difficulty for the compromise with steep spending cuts automatic tax hikes going into effect. and economists have warned that this could go into another recession. >> it is difficult to figure out. >> president george w. bush initiated tax cuts for all americans. but this deal is with the double, it is politically expedient but costa to government and will expire in 10 years timing. >> houses of congress have passed the package of tax relief. this will impact the middle-class. the one those cuts were going to expire the u.s. was just emerging from the worst recession since the great depression. he agreed to extend those tax cuts for two more ye

at sfo, philippe djegal, kron four news. the national weather service has also issued a flood warning for pescadero creek in san mateo county this afternoon and flash flood warnings have been issued sfor san mateo and santa cruz counties. authorities say the pescadero creek has been rising for several hours and the warning has been extended to 8:30 tonight. residents and others in the area should move to higher ground. we'll keep a close eye on those advisories and keep you updated. more than 6,000 bay area residents without power; most outages in north bay counties thousands of bay area residents were without power today as rain and wind pounded the region, a utility spokeswoman said. the majority of outages were reported in the north bay, where 5,300 customers were without power in marin, sonoma and napa counties as of 1:30 p.m., pg&e spokeswoman jana morris said. in the east bay, around 1,375 customers were experiencing outages, morris said. in san francisco, 88 customers were in the dark, and just 28 peninsula customers

kron4's philippe djegal is live out in mill valley. a wind advisory has been issued throughout the bay area. philippe, what should we prepare for. besides more wet weather? >> reporter: possibly power outages and it downed trees and downed power lines. as brian mentioned, is picking up on the north area of mill valley 1 0 1 that the freeway is moving the decent. the cars not obstructed but we are going to host paid close attention to the wind with a with a 53 issued by the national weather service with gusting at 45 m.p.h., expected. it will be in effect until 1:00 p.m., tomorrow. the strongest wind gusting at 60 m.p.h.. it that will be on the coast and the hills. if when that does happen paid close attention to the power lines and the trees. you can deceive the you were to you are able to see that with the power lines and trees blowing heavily, you could want to call and a large power company. if you do not have enough canned goods? right now could be a good time to start a stock and up. it is picking up a little bit in mill valley. a

tough luck if you didn't make it to the post officeas kron four's philippe djegal reports. this was the last day to send your packages out priority mail if you wanted them to arrive by christmas. >>reporter: as closing time drew closer, the line at this post office on geary boulevard in san francisco grew larger. >> i have a good friend in north carolina and it is her birthday and christmas i'm hoping that it will get there by both. >>reporter: the post office announcing friday was the last day that packages sent out priority mail would make it to their destinations by christmas eve. >> we are raising funds for hurricane sandy and mailing them out. one person is in germany so i do not think that it is going to make it but the rest could possibly make it. >>reporter: priority mail usually takes two to three days to arrive. the post office says express mail can be shipped overnight.however, saturday is the last day for express mail to be shipped out in time for christmas. plus, it's more expensive. >> i do not think that they are going to make it their on-time record >> i am

new at eight -- kron four's philippe djegal highlights a more than 800 new laws are set to take affect at the start of the year. that's right -- 800. i scanned through what passed through the state assembly and senate. here's what the governor made law and what you should know. assemblywoman joan buchanan's bill regarding metal purchases passed. the fine for dealers who knowingly buy metals used at public utlities facilities jumps up big time. now 250-dollars. in a few days. four times that amount. to one thousand dollars. another bill out of the assembly. gives women greater access to birth control. a-b 23-48 will now allow certified nurses, midwives, nurse practicioners and physician's assistants to prescribe that medication. and, drivers licenses for illegals. some 400-thousand undocumented immigrants will be able to apply for a license. this applies to those in a federal program supporting immigrants who came to states as a child and have not broken the law. the homeowner bill of rights will also go into affect at the start of the year. it's meant to give battle forecloser. this se

kron four's philippe djegal details the evidence against the man -- who eventually took his own life. >> these unsealed court documents paint a very dark picture of the former 28- year-old albany middle school teacher accused of engaging in lewd and lascivious acts with at least one of his former students. in his statement of probable cause to arrest james izumizaki, detective john costenbader says izumizaki was a teacher in the same school as the victim. so izumizaki was aware the the victim was 18 years of age. the documents say in late september, the victim's father was made aware of his daughter's relationship with izumizaki by a parent of a close friend of the victim. the father obtained izumizaki's cell phone records and discovered thousands of text messages between his daughter and izumizaki from may to september. texts, photos and videos were shared between the two at all times of the day. detective costenbader says some as late as mdinight and past three o'clock in the morning. the victim was also listed as a friend on izumizaki's facebook page. the documents say the father c

kron four's philippe djegal talks to parents touched by the tragedy.teful for these precious holiday moments with their kids. >> two days after the horror at sandy hook. on the other side of the country. parents here in the bay area. holding their kids a little tighter. spending the day at union square in san francisco. while keeping the community of newtown conneticut in their minds. >> we got out to destroy ourselves. it is really hard we want to do--district ourselves distract. it was encouraging to see the resilience of the victims' families >>reporter: brian chavaria stops to listen on the corner of the street. clinging to his 5-year-old son. his seven year old daughter also close by. make every single moment count. remember that. >>reporter: shopping and ice skateing in the square. enjoying the best the city has to offer. with a greater appreciation for life. christopher heppner not taking days like these with his wife and children for granted. >> being a parent is a new sense of respect and perspective on how innocent children to our. >> our hea

in oakland, philippe djegal, kron four news. >> grant: fairfield police are investigating two robberies that took place 11 minutes apart. the fairfield police deparment is releasing surveillance video of the robberies.hoping to get the public's help. here's the video. from december 23rd. police say the same two unidentified suspects rob the valero gas station on north texas street.shortly after robbing the 7-11 store on phoenix drive. one of the suspects held a chrome revoler handgun as they both grabbed money from the cash registers. both suspects left on foot. new at eight. the international maritime organization has approved a plan to change the routes that cargo ships use to enter san francisco bay. the goal is to reduce collisions between large vessels and whales. kron 4's charles clifford has details. >> reporter: migrating whales, such humpbacks, often pass through the waters off california's coast. far to often, these large creatures collide with cargo ships, killing or severely injuring the whales. but under a plan developed by the national oceanic and atmospheric administratio

philippe djegal, kron four news. reand a school >> security expert advises parents to send their kids back to school after a tragic event. >> "parents need to remember that the first thing they should do is to send their children to school. monday will be the safest day you could ever be in a school in this country because there's going to be a heightened awareness and heightened security measures. so that's critical. we saw waves of children stay home after columbine, we don't want to see that now." >> trump ensures parents. school is a safe place for children. there are reports >> house speaker john boehner proposed raising taxes for earners making more than one-million- dollars. a source says president obama who wants to hike taxes for households who make than 250-thousand- dollars has not accepted boehner's offer. however, the proposal indicates new progress in the looming fiscal cliff talks. boehner is still seeking more spending cuts than obama proposed. he has asked for a long- term increase in eligibility age

kron four's philippe djegal explains what led to izumizaki's arrest -- and his eventual suicide. >> in a statement of in late september, the victim's father was made of weathe aware of the relationship by a parent of a close friend of the victim. they seized izumizaki is cellphone records and they found out that there was plenty of videos, texts, videos and all times of the day. some of these were even midnight, 3:00 a.m.. the victim was also a " friend " on his facebook page. after the. confronted the child, this continued after she was 18 years old, is led to them kissing each other, on the school grounds. the victim described this as an open mouth and easing their tongues and he was touching her over her clothing. attempted suicide and was found dead on the side of the road. phillipe djegal, kron 4 news. >>pam: richmond police are warning residents to be on the lookout for a serial rapist. who has attacked at least two women in the last six- months. kron four's jeff bush explains what happened, and shows you who police are looking for. >> the richmond police have been handing out fl

it's currently stuck in the port of amsterdam after the designer, philippe starck agency to attempt to remit the final payment for his design. according to lawyers at starck's design company, the designer has only received 6 million of the 9-million- euro commission and is payment before the venus will be released. as santa prepares to make his big journey. kids and adults all over the world can track his progress onbut that's not the only place people can go to see one of our viewers. as rain poured into a hillsdale mall parking lot. you can see it rushing down to partially flood. in the south bay. ther were reports of sporadic flooding all around pounded the area. news. as you can see there are sidewalks. a starbucks parking lot alsoseveral inches of rainwater chp's statewide dui crack down. chp is reporting that 700 drivers have been arrested statewide for driving under the influence of drugs or111 of those arrests were made here in the bay area. in 2011 the chp arrested 263 area. here in the bay area there time in 2011. chp's maximum enforcement will continue through tomorrow's chr

kron four's philippe djegal explains why the department of public works says the roads are not safe.> the southbound lanes of agreed highway are off- limits to tour drivers, bikers and pedestrians of the accord highway. and did the department of public works has closed it from slope to lincoln boulevard it will remain that way and definitely your to wet deep puddles in the middle of the roadway. the southbound lanes that are closest to the water. in order for the department of public works to 3-open that water is going to wrap to be drained off. the department of public works is going to walk up and down the roadways clearing out to trains. allowing the rainfall to train, a record but clearing of those dream drainage areas, and the rainfall is so bad that they're actually suggesting you've used sunset boulevard. phillipe djegal , kron 4 news. p-g-and-e crews are out in force all around the bay area.. they are trying to restore service to thousands of customers who lost power crews were out in one of the utilities four new mobile comand vechiles. they are outfitted with critical emerg

kron4's philippe djegal is live out at san francisco's ferry building. is the rain getting >> it is actually getting a lighter. let me mention just as robin when stand mentioned i was crossing the bay bridge. as i was driving across the bay bridge. the wind was howling and moving the vehicles left and right to and with the slippery road to are quick to want to drive careful. under 45 m.p.h.. you are going to want to drive slowly. take a look at the embarcadero. i shot this video of people walking up and down. with umbrellas people wearing jackets, boots, anything to keep warm. and they all are familiar with these moist and reconditions. certainly, the weather is not keeping people inside totally i think that this would be totally deserted but that was not the case. we also saw some trees swaying along the embarcadero in the howling wind. it is going to be a busy night. i do not know what portion of the storm i.m. and but the rainfall was just a light drizzle. certainly, coming down harder, earlier. be prepared. reporting live, phillipe djegal, kron 4 new

kron four's philippe djegal explains why some students want bell ringers banned from the university. >> if the uc berkeley government has of their way you will never receive the salvation army runners on campus ever again. and i think it has gone too far i would disagree with the band. and i think that the student body is discriminating against the salvation army. >> last month passed a resolution of the discriminatory practices of the salvation army and want to end the presence of the organization's donation containers on the uc- berkeley campus. students have mixed opinions >> and i think that if it is dividing the campus. >> from my stance, i believe that christians should be the bigger people. regardless, of what judgment is on one hand. >> the resolution states that the church services are only available for people that accept and abide by the doctrine and discipline. that excludes the homosexuality. the golden state of selvage an army responded to kron 4 and sang " totally false ". the only requirement is it demonstrated to need. >> our message to uc berkeley were not returned

that on thursday louis philippe scolari was once again named coach of brazil the appointed comes a decade after big phil and guided the samba boys to their last world cup title and hopes to leave the national side for a record six at their home tournament in twenty fourteen. and on friday before we go one dried up mop weather was pushing himself to different limits in his oettinger incidentally in his native australia forty teams were used against each other on foot on mountain bike riding high up in the extreme towns maybe a challenge with the red bull driver in the thick of the action. on saturday david beckham leaves america as a double m.l.s. champion off to his side the l.a. galaxy came back to be used in dynamo three one in the cup final robbie keane completed the scoring with a late penalty and his trademark celebration but it was the thirty seven year old former england captain who took center stage ahead of a possible return to europe. and on sunday rickie fowler signed an eagle on the opening hole and tournament host tiger woods also equalled the sixteenth after it was over not

>>reporter: philippe djegal, kron four news. >> we continue to follow the latest developments on thecre at sandy hook elementary school. this live look at the golden gate... just as the town of newtown, connecticut holds vigils for lanza. >> also we are learning about wrong information. >> want to know that a social need the websites that contain information are not being hosted by the connecticut police for the new town police and not been posted by and the authorities in this case. any of that information. if you're putting in that information, it could be a violation of state, federal law and you could face prosecution. >> this misinformation is concerning because people are posing as the gun receives. of 6 and 7. hook elementary. president obama will attend a vigil this evening in connecticut to mourn the victims of the school massacre. the president will visit privately with the victims' families and with emergency personnel who responded to the shootings before speaking at an interfaith vigil at newtown high school. this is president obama's fourth trip as president to a commun

he was the founder and former publisher editor of the san francisco" nx based philippe news.nd the philippine news have played a major role in the growing visibility and activism an outspoken critic of the late president marcos and despite bribes from the administration he continued to fiercely expose the human rights violations of the dictator. seven kids in the sunset and produced the philippine news from their headquarters south of market to become the most read filipino newspaper in the united states with circulation of 120,000. he's founding chairperson of national federation of philippine american association, been a voice for immigrants rights, farm workers struggle and -- equity for over five decades. last month he received a lifetime achievement award from the filipino-american press club. he is survived by his wife and seven kids. >> clerk calvillo: thank you, supervisor avalos. supervisor mar. >> supervisor mar: thank you. i first wanted to ask if we could -- meeting in memorium for fay bingham. she passed away november 2, 2012 at the age of 91. she was born in har

philippe djegal, kron four news. take a look at this picture a viewer sent in.r trapped on shepard canyon road in oakland. car is up to its roof in water. pictures of the storm send it was a five hour long ordeal on the richmond-san rafael bridge earlier today when high winds knocked over a big rig! high winds flipped over the empty tractor trailer early this morning blocking two left lanes. truck driver ignored the high wind warnng and was traveling abovet he speed limit when he flipped over. it took about five hours to flip the truck right side up because crews has to wait for winds to die down. in pittsburg, there was a major backup on westbound higway-4 near loveridge road earlier today. these are aerials from sky-7 hd, abc 7 news. a sig alert was issued. in a small section of the highway -- only two lanes were open as cars crawled through the area. a large pothole was to blame for the traffic mess... the pothole left dozens of rain. one driver says 25 cars blew out their tires after running into the large pothole. drivers say the rain made it difficult for

kron four's philippe djegal was there. he spoke to family and friends still in disbelief. devastated by the loss just before the start of a new year. >> reporter: this gathering these people are heartbroken, this pamphlet of the vigil they described anthony as a man who found beauty and every person, place an experience that he met. >> just trying to get through it is a tough process. >> the grandfather, a morgan was here to pay respect and wondering how this could be. he was not a violent person >> i never thought that he would do this, he and his brother were co captains on the wrestling team in high school we just cannot understand how somebody could have done this. >> he was a stylist at this here st sign along salon. they e bichette a lot of tears. >> he was extremely gentle, kind. he was irreplaceable. you do not find people like that. >> early thursday morning, there was a nine 1 0 1 a call at these apart prince in walnut creek-he was really had his head on straight i do not know what happened that night. but i think that the outcome could have been much different.

kron 4 urs philippe djegal explains what led to izumizaki's arrest and his eventual suicide.the documents stated that the victim's father was made aware of hit his relationship with his daughter. a close friend of the victim told the father about it. he discovered that text messages between his daughter in the teacher from may to september. >> he stated that there were text messages, photos shared throughout the day. the detective stated that some of those were at midnight or past 3:00 a.m. in the morning. the daughter was also listed as a friend to the teacher on his face book page. the father stated that he confronted his daughter and that she stated that she continues scene the teacher after she left the middle school. the victim told her father that they were not flirtatious and the teacher kiss and touched her. the victim told police that on three to four occasions the teacher kissed her between may and june at the middle school. the victim described the kisses as being opened mouth and that he used his tongue. they stated that he touched her ovclothing while he kissed h

. >> vicki: our team coverage continues with kron four's philippe djegal.s in the easteets were still busy with shoppers despite the damp conditions. >> reporter: it has been a cold and damp night in walnut creek but that has not stopped people from coming out to do their shopping or inshore the evening with their friends, family. take a look. they are also enjoying their evening but it is a dark cloud coverage played out in downtown walnut creek. the streets were wet and people were walking up and down the sidewalk. at broadway plaza trying to find the best deal but they were doing that with their boots, jackets and the knee hafts and they do not have a problem with the weather at all. >> it is perfect! who knew it was christmas? >> reporter: do you feel the same way? >> and not know about perfect. >> i have been in hawaii. >> this must be a lot different than hawaii? >> when it is in hawaii it will rain and warm but here it is cold and freezing. and in hawaii, you do not even have to wear a coat if it starts to rain. >> reporter: many people brought a jac

kron-4's philippe djegal is live in oakland tonight.. .. with details.. and what this means for the department.. going forward. >> pam, the community town hall meeting tonight at the elementary school in oakland was supposed to be about what the police department is doing to tackle crime. also the economic state of the city. and the jobs it was all discussed but over shattered by even bigger news. in a stunning statement, police our jordan, and mayor jean quan saying that they will not be subject to a federal of pointed receivership. >> we have a filing a later this afternoon on a compromise that has been signed by the plaintiffs, the writers case, the oakland police officers association and ourselves. >> for now, the department can avoid federal intervention. all sides have agreed to a compliance that things are completed. >> it is not final until things are ruling on it. because we all signed and. and the judge gave this this opportunity to lead directly with the plaintiffs. and work out the deal. >> the representation and to the -- recommendation, of t

kron 4 urs philippe de djegal highlights a few of them. >> the fine ford dealers who use metals willbig time. it will rise to up four times $250. if the new fine will be $1,000. the next line ithe next lot is due o birth control. it will allow them to prescribe medication. drivers of licenses. there are documented immigrants will be able to apply for a driver's license. these are for people who are in a federal program will came to the state as children. as long as they have not broken the law they can apply for a driver's license. >> the homeowners a bill of rights will go in affect and the start of the year. this will give homeowners more rice to battle for closure. this will be if the lenders are trying to act like them working with the bar but they're still trying to move for foreclosures. the senate bill will also stop private universities from letting people have the e- mail addresses for students. >> the time now is 8:22 a.m.. we will be right back. here is a live look at the toll plaza. the traffic is light. >> there are a lot of things to do on new year's day. if you have no

the sublime was an international phenomenon that intrigued many artists of the time-- inspiring philippeques de loutherbourg's terrifying alpine avalanche... joseph wright's spectacular vesuvius... and caspar david friedrich's transcendent image of a wanderer contemplating the infinite. turner's interest in the sublime led him to travel to switzerland in search of wild landscapes that were thrillingly vast, and remote. he turned edmund burke's vision in any direction he chose. he imbued biblical subjects lie the fifth plague of egypt with the awesome power of nature's destructive forces. the swirling mists of the alpine blizzard that the carthaginian general hannibal and his army encountered while crossing into italy merged the sublime with the vaunted genre of history painting. turner was always attentive to his career. he had opened a gallery of his own where he could show his works-- and keep the sales commissions. the 31 year-old painter was appointed professor of perspective at the royal academy. he used that pulpit to promote the possibilities of landscape painting as equal to hist

kron four's philippe djegal tells us how many were made here in the bay area. >> while you were in join the family and friends the c h p was busy cracking down on impaired driving. >> looking for drivers with the d.u.i. and things that cause crashes. >> the car and maximum enforcement with extra port officers. state-wide, 1060 drivers were a arrested for driving under the influence. last year, 980 worker arrested 40 you are light during the same period. >> last year, there were arrested, 980 there were arrested for d.u.i.. our focus on the law is increasing for the arrests. >> reporter: 151 in the bay area and also three crashes that resulted in deaths. a state-wide, 26 people died. that is up from 14 from last year. >> and it on your behind through we'll you want to get there, safely >> reporter: always use a designated driver and to always wear a seatbelt. refusing to do either will keep you a hefty fine. >> be courteous. we should be courteous anyway but typically, when you are more accommodating to your fellow motorists, you are usually safer. look out for everybody else that is on

kron-4's philippe djegal shows us... how traffic was affected ... and, he reports these closures happen more often than you might think. >> the rain started falling early friday morning here in the east bay. this is video from along highway 24 near the caldecott tunnell just after sunrise. slick conditions continued throughout the morning. it was also pouring rain further east along highway 4 in oakley, the california highway patrol says that at least two cars were involved young boy was flown to to john muir medical center. from sloat to lincoln the barricades turned cars around, asking drivers instead. >> we can still take any chances with overflow and make sure that it is cleaned out but we're just waiting for the water to subside. and allow traffic to get back in again. the department of public works collaborates with the taraval police substation on deciding when closing the great highway is appropriate. and, remember, whether crossing through the law and could result in a fine. in san francisco, news. >> pg&e is trying to restore service to cu

kron-4's philippe djegal is there. with more. there were two women and one man is dead. one man has moderate/major injuries and another man is in custody of suspicion of the vehicular mont manslaughter. and this is a mangled mess on the northbound 280. these two car crashed together from abc seven high- definition video. this began at 3:00 p.m. when the driver of this lexis. there were four people inside of this lexis sedan pulled into the center. >> it appeared that they were changing the tire. >> the c h p says that the 82 year-old driver of this old wagon was speeding when he collided with the alexis. he lived and three of the four victims' not living. it collided with the-lexus. >> to not stop in the center divide. if possible, exit the freeway, completely. a investigators collected evidence mapping out the crime scene at one. traffic was backed up nearly 10 mi.. in san mateo county, kron 4 news. >> the great mall in milpitas was closed for most of the afternoon today because of the mabomb threat at kohl's jeff bush explained explains what police are looking for. >>

kron four's philippe djegal is here now. with more on >> paula lane says she stayed alive by eating the tomatoes she and her boyfriend packed with them. as well as snow. roderick clifton did not live. he died while trying to find help. but paula did survive. and, her family is overwhelmed. >> "we've been through a lot in my family. my nephews, my mom, and we're very happy that she made it." the amoun linda hathaway says its >> tough to keep her composure. she breaks up while talking about the emotional rollercoaster her family's been through the past week, lane. >> "it's been a rough haul waiting all those days it or not." >> she did. >> however, her boyfriend roderick clifton did not. maria clifton says her dad's love for off-roading, may have led to his death. >> "honestly, he probably saw some cool spot where you could see the river or something cool like that and he wanted to go over there and he said, 'hey, i'm gonna try my four wheel drive and probably just go stuck in that storm that came through." >> clifton and lane

philipp gut believes the genetically modified zebra fish could lead the way to major medical discoveries the firefly protein which gives a strong signal. >> they are part of an international team using the zebra fish to screen potential treatments from conditions ranging from obesity to diabetes. they attached a kind of genetic light switch to an enzyme pathway associated with the production of glucose or blood sugar. the result is a fish that can be used as a living swimming litmus test. it is not only visible to researchers. a brighter light indicates a higher level of glucose used as a barometer in obesity research. the team zeroed in on a potential obesity drug after screening near early 2500 candidates using the genetically modified fish. >> we put three in every single well and we add the drug compound to like one drug per well to test roughly 100 drugs per plate. >> and depending on the type of research involved they could cut down on the need for animal test iting in m mammals. >> they can gap the bridge between let's say you find a drug in vitro like in the protein assay and the

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kron four's philippe djegal explains some students want bell ringers banned from the university. >> if these government permission tgets their way, there will not have permission to come on campus ever again. >> i think it is going too far. i would disagree with the >> that they have their beliefs and that sounds like the student body is discriminatory against the salvation army. >> they passed a resolution against discriminatory practices of the salvation army and want to end the presence of the donation containers of the uc- berkeley campus. students have mixed opinions. >> from a my stamps i feel like christians should be the bigger person is so regardless of somebody being political. perhaps to the right thing going forward. >> the resolution saying that this is only services are an accepted by people about abide by the salvation army. however, the salvation army statement assess the fed is totally false all they needed to do is show a demonstrated need. >> based on gender. >> our messages to uc- berkeley were not returned to and and the salvation army has not been contacted by the

philippe? >> they.. and as soon as the yesterday, they are concerned about the violence.he police chief, howard jordan is that the city has reached an agreement with the plaintiffs over nine years ago. 10 years ago, the city of oakland is going to avoid federal oversight. there will be a compliance director. the compliance director will be a eventually appointed from the police department, the city of oakland as well as the plaintiffs to try to figure out to the right person to go through a list of the remaining of dozens >> >> we will get back to phillipe djegal, later. in the meantime, gary atkinson, the man charged with kidnapping, raping and beating a 16- year-old at-risk girl .... appeared in court today. he was arraigned on charges of rape, kidnapping, lewd acts upon a child, and attempted lewd acts upon a child. the victim was an autistic girl who wandered away from her caretakers last week. police say the girl was kidnapped near the bart station and taken to a residence in san >> a multi -million dollar theft ring targetting the bay aera... is broken up! a look at

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philippe anderson is a 20 year-old male that was arrested at this location.till outstanding, we have an arrest warrant for him and we are actively searching for him. he is also wanted in connection with a shooting that occurred in antioch two years ago. >> another big story in union city the new haven school district is celebrating after winning a multimillion-dollar grant. 29.3 million to be a precise. officials say they will use the money to buy computers. coaches and to enhance and teaches techniques and countless other upgrades. this is one of 16 schools nationwide to win such a large sum. at union cit >> and 7 cisco 0 tide was extremely low this evening. the national weather service said it had to recover from the high tide we experienced this afternoon. the tide was at minus 01 0.6. this happens annually and the national weather service says it happens around this time of year and last about two weeks. >> intact as the pope sent its first tweet instantly gains $1 million. the 85 year-old religious leader said an apple ipad 2 used the suite. the assistan

it is currently stuck in the port of amsterdam after the designer, philippe starck hired a debt collection agency to attempt to remit the final payment for his design. according to lawyers at starck's design company, the designer has only received 6 million of the 9 million your rogue commission and is seeking the rest of the payment before the business will be released. >> it is kind of ugly. >> on to bay area weather. we will have more on the holiday forecast. >> we are taking a look at christmas eve conditions. here is a look at the james lick freeway. as we take a look as storm tracker 4 the storm is not really that much to concern ourselves with right now. is just light rain. we do not have any real grain to contend with at this time. there is mid 30's out the door for santa rosa. it is 36 degrees and napa and upper 40's for san francisco. we will have more on future cast 4. we will continue to see passing showers as we head into the course of the day. >> here is a look at your christmas forecast. rain will approach early. the temperatures will be in the low 40's. it will be in the lo

>> reporter: what we know is from philippe wains her top deputy secretary of state, she's been sufferingach virus since a trip about ten days ago. she had been home and apparently became dehydrated and fainted, according to raines, and sustained a concussion. he says that she's been recovering at home. she'll continue to be monitored regularly by her doctors. and at their recommendation, according to raines, the state department official, she will continue to work from home next week, staying in regular contact with the department and other officials and is looking forward to being back in the office as soon as possible. this is quite extraordinary. because the secretary as you know works nonstop, has traveled more than anyone else, and had come home from a very difficult trip and then very unexpectedly postponed last monday a trip that she was supposed to take to marakesh until tuesday. on tuesday we were told in fact she would be not taking the trip, that she was sufferinging from a stomach virus, and would be replaced on that important trip with the syrian opposition leaders by the de