live in concord, reggie, kron 4 news. >>> school cuts. their fighting a proposal to close five elementary schools. the district is facing another round of deep budget cuts. because of declining enrollment, they don't need as many schools open. the prospect is not sitting well with students and the parents. >> to close our school after she's formed relationships with her teachers, relationships with her friends is detrimental to her growth as a person. >> i think if they close lake view, it's like closing me heart. >> if it is passed, here are the schools which would close their doors for good. santa fe, max well park and marshall elementary. a final decision is not expected until late october. >>> following up now on a fire east of sacramento that we told you about in our 8:00 newscast. this is video from riverside avenue and kishy way in roseville. fire crews working to repair an underground gas leak that set this intersection on fire. nearby businesses have been evacuated. several streets have also been shut down. fortunately no one's b

blog dot com reggie on the way to the studio you wrote this on your blog quote i will fly in the face of common wisdom and walk through a run. on international television of course you're referring to this kaiser report walk us through your model for iran a b.n.p. perry the biggest bank in france one of the scenarios for a big there are three facets to the scenario there's the emphasis for the problem which is the fact that b.m.p. is a caring. as his on his balance sheet. basically as a risk free asset and as many practical people know very few assets are actually risk free one of their biggest holdings in the song is the boss of greece greece is currently trading with three years those currently trading at about fifty two percent over par and then actually trading right there being quoted fifty two percent of what i understand from the traders that speak to that there are no trades because nobody wants to buy it so it goes fit it copes if you actually trade obviously they have to be lower in order to get a big boost so if you were to mark that down say forty thirty five forty forty f

the kaiser report last time to go to new york and speak with a red cent of boom bust blog dot com reggie on the way to the studio you wrote this on your blog quote i will fly in the face of common wisdom and walk through a run on b. and p. on international television of course you're referring to the shell kaiser report walk us through your model for a run on b.n.p. perry the biggest bank in france one of the scenarios for a run on being paid their three passes to the scenario as the impetus for the problem which is the fact that b.m.p. is caring for of assets on its balance sheet at par basically as a risk free asset and as many present people know very few assets are actually risk free one of their biggest holdings in the software dead arena is the boss of greece greece is currently trading this two or three years as the trading at about fifty two percent of par and the national trading i did being quoted i think it was in a bar what i understand from the trade is that speech is there no trades because nobody wants to buy it so those are sensitive quotes if you actually trade obviously

in richmond, reggie kumar, kron4 news. >> showers and mountain view and around the bay area. as we head into tomorrow we will notice the rain is absent and a warmer temperatures. a lot of sunshine. here is a shot from mt. tam. low clouds for tonight. early on patchy low clouds. by the afternoon look for sunshine. a strong sea breeze coming off of the ocean. a lot of sunshine and a warmer day monday. tuesday and wednesday will keep warming can be downright hot in some spots. a few clouds morning, sunshine and warmer temperatures in the afternoon. tomorrow, high temperatures, '70s and '80s. the enormous day of the week on wednesday. marl looking pretty nice. in the north bay, upper '70's and low 80s. here is the seventh day around the bay. by wednesday and thursday, low-mid-90s was low-mid '80s by the bay. warm and sunny, things changed by the end of the week. >> google wallet is now live and up and running in the bay area. what is google wallet and what can it do for you? that is coming up a mighty kron4. >> time for the kron4 tech airport. >> in the future, google sees a worl

kron 4's reg reggie kumar spoke with his sister. >> reporter: she tells me her brother was walking his dog when he was shot and killed late tuesday. police say the shooting is gang related. >> he is not in a gang. the streets of san francisco are dangerous. this could be anybody's kid. could be an argument that could trigger these people. i spoke to my brother a week ago and he said i love you. that was my big brother. the only big brother that i had and somebody took him away from his two daughters. his parents, his sister. >> we don't know who did it. we have no clue. >> reporter: in san francisco, reggie kumar, kron 4 news. >>> we will have more on the weather forecast later but we should tell you there is a spike in temperatures and with that the air district issued a spare the air health alert for the bay area tomorrow. to help reduce the risk of unhealthy air officials are asking people to bike and walking and take public transportation to work. there will not be any free rides on bart . >>> in national news, another hurricane is on the horizon. hurricane katia. this is a current

kron 4's reggie kumar talked with neighbors. >> reporter: sunday morning an elterly police heard a knockt their door. when they went to see who was there two white male robbery suspects conned the man and woman into opening their front door. he won't say what they told the couple to get inside. >> we are not releasing at this point. they rapped her in saran wrap and assaulted and beat the elderly male resident. they then gained access to the safe inside the house and stole several items of value. >> reporter: they also took their gray 2008 honda accord similar to this one, 6bof304, license plate number. they live hire on this street. >> i am almost ready to cry. >> warn people not to open their door to strangers in the middle of the night and call the police if they are suspicious of people knocking on their do. >> reporter: reggie kumar, kron 4 news. >>> two families forced from their home after a fire. a man was cooking on his stove in his apartment when something caught fire. all apartments in the building had to be evacuated. one man was injured. >>> the lawyers representing the fami

kron 4's reggie kumar has more. >> reporter: 1s of miles on hour, officials say the p-51 mustang was having mechanical problems and the pilot, jimmy leeward lost control of the aircraft. >> all of his medical records were up to date, spot on. he was a very experienced pilot. >> reporter: we slowed down the video as it nosed dive into the stands. witnesses describe what they saw. >> something must have broke. a couple. it wobbled and it came up and he started heading towards the stands, he will going to try fly over the stands to get away and the plane turned hard and when it started coming down looked like he was pulling hard to get it as far away as possible. >> going up, above vertical, gets twisted and turned and wam! and it was all brown smoke. >> i saw a lot of bloody people. people standing in shock looking around. they came over the loud speaker and asked people to don't come down here, but don't leave. stay where you are and turn your children away from it because it was a horrific site with lots of blood and lots of very cat trophic injuries. >> reporter: emergency responder

reggie kumar joins us. reggie, you have been working on this. >> absolutely. just spoke with the san diego gas and electric. they are gradually restoring the electric transmission lines. it is in the first process of getting the power back. let me show you in orange county. it is daytime mayor pierre red-ho however thee are no traffic signals. people have to stop and move through it san diego and electric tell me that it is going to take some time to restore all of these transmission lines. the main issue started in central arizona. a transmission line connects to california is where the initial problem started. the power runs through california and some of the was some type of support line. investigators are still investigating that. it could take all night. early tomorrow before power will start to be restored to some of these residences and businesses. they are starting the process. with 1.4 million customers that is several parts of orange county. they are asking for people to be patient and the baseball to a union tribune newspaper staff writer. christine

kron 4's reggie kumar is live that police department. he has the latest details on the arrest. >> reporter: when patrick d'arrigo arrived at work he was immediately taken into custody by police. >> reporter: san jose police say patrick d'arrigo worked in the patrol division since 1994. he says the 44-year-old was taken into custody after reporting to the internal affairs division. patrick d'arrigo has been charged with three counts of child molestation. >> the reaction has not been good throughout the department. it's been a hard year for us. we have the negative stigma attached with one of our own accused of doing heinous things. if these things actually occurred he will have done a lot of damage to our reputation. the san jose department unit will conduct an investigation to determine -- >> reporter: investigators say patrick d'arrigo had unlawful sexual contact with a 15 and 17- year-old. at a home. neighbors say patrick d'arrigo lives on this street. residents wouldn't go on camera but they are ashocked he is committed of this. we sp

it's hard to delete one. >> reporter: reggie kumar, kron 4 news. >>> since the video was somehow erased after police made a copy the captain said they will make a copy of the video and give it to the resident. >>> new details tonight, more about the nurse involved in the death of a patient who was given a lething dose of medication. that nurse was licensed through a staffing company in alabama. she was 100% credentialed to provide the care. meanwhile friends and family are mourning the death of judith ming. she was treated at alta bates summit medical center in oakland for a type of cancer. the nurse was tired as a replacement to fill in during a lock out of the full time nurses. >>> an update on san francisco giants' fan bryan stow. his family says that he has been able to sit up on the side of his bed. his speech is still limited but hasn't lost his sense of humor. he has still managed to make everyone laugh and for the first time the staff allowed him to go outside. when asked how he felt he said it's magical. >>> tomorrow night in oakland a public memorial will be held for michelle

kron 4's reggie kumar joins us with new details at 11:00. >> i spoke with the police cheap tonight, one reason officials are considering big changes for the police department is because the chief plans to leave his post in the next 60 days. >> reporter: over the past 10 years they slimmed down its police force by 10 officers. the city uses a lot of volunteer police officers. officials consider consolidated with san bruno but the plan fell through. now they are considering the first, build up the police department by adding additional officers. the current police chief has been working double duty and also san bruno's police chief. the second option allows the sheriff to bring in its resources and take over crime fighting. gina says a decision has to be made soon. >> we are cutting and trying trying to be efficient as possible. >> reporter: do you think it's sad? >> no it's a benefit to the employees and the cities because we have more opportunity. we can expend any funding we need to and share the resources with other cities. >> reporter: they are going through another big change right

mother is getting ready to start college so reggie tutored her for a test using skills he learned at>> this is how it should have been before katrina. >> is this charter has gone from one employee into another school that is so popular it holds a lottery to decide who gets in. >> we are going to have a waiting list of 200 students long. >> this is the first by far. >> as you saw in harlem, nervous kids and relatives sit anxiously hoping their name will be called. some go away happy. >> yeah! >> most do not. >> it just goes to show, this kind of school is badly needed in the city and this kind of education is exactly what we need to be offering every single kid. >> today, most kids in new orleans attend charter schools and test scores across the city are better. >> many of the greatest cities in the world have been reborn amid crises. the chicago fire resulted in a greater chicago being built. the san francisco earthquake resulted in a much more dynamic safer city emerging. the fire of london resulted in a much greater capital emerging. well, you know, people in new orleans are rebuil

reggie kumar, kron 4 news. >>> a bomb scare closing streets and causing ten moment at a school in the east bay. new tonight, kron 4's alejandra cerball spoke with students. >> reporter: this is the school that went into lock down after 2:00 p.m. students said teachers said not to worry. the streets in this neighborhood were blocked off and students were moved after authorities suspected there was a pipe bomb inside this home. >> when i seen them that's when i started to get really scared. >> reporter: the sheriff dep ates arrested this man after he failed to surrender fire arms. they found two pipe bombs. >> it was not a pipe bomb. it was just a pvc pipe. >> reporter: students had to stay in the cafeteria. neighbors say children were picked up. but authorities asked residents to leave their home. >> i was praying no one got hurt. a lot of people were in the temple and i was hoping nothing would happen. >> reporter: authorities say the suspect was violating a domestic violence restraining order. they did not release his name. alejandra cerball kron 4 news. >>> well, there was applause

mother is getting ready to start college so reggie tutored her for a test using skills he learned athow it should have been before katrina. >> is this charter has gone from one employee into another school that is so popular it holds a lottery to decide who gets in. >> we are going to have a waiting list of 200 students long. >> this is the first by far. >> as you saw in harlem, nervous kids and relatives sit anxiously hoping their name will be called. some go away happy. >> yeah! >> most do not. >> it just goes to show, this kind of school is badly needed in the city and this kind of education is exactly what we need to be offering every single kid. >> today, most kids in new orleans attend charter schools and test scores across the city are better. >> many of the greatest cities in the world have been reborn amid crises. the chicago fire resulted in a greater chicago being built. the san francisco earthquake resulted in a much more dynamic safer city emerging. the fire of london resulted in a much greater capital emerging. well, you know, people in new orleans are rebuilding the ci

kron 4's reggie kumar is live and spoke to a seismologist about the possibility of the smaller quakes leading to a much larger one. >> reporter: he says the bay area's next bick earthquake will strike along the hayward fault. >> the 7 fault systems are capable of 7 or larger earthquakes and the combined probabilities of the whole group of them having an earthquake is 65% chance in the next 30 years. 28% of that total chance is on the hayward fault, hayward rogers creek fault system. almost likely to occur at any of the six other faults. close to that. >> reporter: he says thursday's largest earthquake, 3.3 was deep. 9.5 miles below the earth's service. >> we seen this in the past a few decades. earthquakes deeper like that. they are filled over a wider area. they won't do damage but they will be felt. a probability a group like this is small. it's not zero. but very small. >>> the last major earthquake along the fault was a 7.0. live, reggie kumar, kron 4 news. >>> here are tips for things you want to keep in your earthquake kit. bottled water is critical and nonperishable foods, extr

mother is getting ready to start college so reggie tutored her for a test using skills he learned at. >> this is how it should have been before katrina. >> is this charter has gone from one employee into another school that is so popular it holds a lottery to decide who gets in. >> we are going to have a waiting list of 200 students long. >> this is the first by far. >> as you saw in harlem, nervous kids and relatives sit anxiously hoping their name will be called. some go away happy. >> yeah! >> most do not. >> it just goes to show, this kind of school is badly needed in the city and this kind of education is exactly what we need to be offering every single kid. >> today, most kids in new orleans attend charter schools and test scores across the city are better. >> many of the greatest cities in the world have been reborn amid crises. the chicago fire resulted in a greater chicago being built. the san francisco earthquake resulted in a much more dynamic safer city emerging. the fire of london resulted in a much greater capital emerging. well, you know, people in new orleans are rebu

kron4's reggie kumar is here now. he spoke to her family about her disappearance. >> well, her father says her daughter can be easily coerced into doing something. that's why he's asking anyone who may have her to please bring her home. >> reporter: she has been missing for nearly a month. oakland police say they have been trying to locate the teen but have run into a dead end. >> typically what we see in a year is well over 100 missing cases. those cases are usually solved within about 48 hours. in this particular case, investigators have exhausted all leads and information provided by the family so at this time we are asking the media and the community with their assistance. >> reporter: she attends far west high school. officials saw the teen leave but they don't know where they went. her father did have a disagreement the same week she disappeared. this is not the first time she left home. she ran away in march but she was found the next day. this is god-mama, we love you, we miss you baby. your daddy is worried s

reggie kumar has more on the big decision. >> the school board voted unanimously to approve the charter school model for clayton valley high school but the charter committee must meet specific criteria before the word charter is added to the high school's name over the next three years. take a look at this video. a curriculum plan which lists student courses must be in place, as well as a comprehensive student assessment plan, how students will be dealt with if they misbehave, that type of plan must also be in place. what's going to happen to special education students and also, a plan for english learners. now, parents and officials have been pushing for this charter school plan for a while. they feel students would receive a better education but not everyone agrees with this plan. >> it's disheartening to see the academic leaders fall over the year. our physical education programs are only viable because of community funding. we feel strongly that a charter school run by qualified teachers and members of our community will bring back the quality of teaching we once had. >> unintended

kron 4's ridgy c -- reggie kumar is live at the powell street station. >> reporter: during the protest here at the powell street bart station demonstrators may block the fair gate if they do police will take action. >> reporter: once again they will have police officers and volunteers on all plat parms in san francisco to -- platforms in san francisco to prevent "no justice, no bart" protisters. on thursday demonstrators want bart to allow commuters to ride for free. the president encourages the protesters to voice their frustrations at board meetings. >> i don't anticipate there being too many protesters or that big of a disruption. police will be fast to act, keep the gates clear for the safety of everyone. >> it's too dangerous. we have 500 people every minute in downtown san francisco. cramming a crowded platform. one cleric if you stop a train a train is stuck. and frequently, almost daily, medical emergency, out of 3,000 riders, someone will get hurt. >> reporter: all proteases cost bart $300,000 in staff over time, not including cost for the san francisco police department and s

kron 4's reggie kumar tells us it was not terrorism but finding the cause is still a challenge tonight reporter: there was major grid lock in orange county because the installs were out there. the power outage started in arizona after an employee removed a piece of equipment. it effected millions across the country, especially in san diego. you can see this customer eating in the dark. this business had no electricity. the loss of power grounded flights at san diego international airport. stranding passengers. >> san diego unified school district will be shut down, that includes normal school and preand after school activities. >> amtric is running slowly. -- amtrak is running slowly. >> we never had a blackout, the entire county, including orange county. >> this is the message that pops up, officials are working fast to restore power but it may not be back online till sometime on friday. reggie kumar, kron 4 news. >>> this is a live picture of a free way in orange county, california, the power is still out there. it's eerie, all you can see are the headlights long the free way. the po

reggie can you march tells us the survivors are moving on but they will never forget that ball of fire that tore their tight-knit community apart >> reporter: some of those residents held a private gathering a couple hours ago just down the hill here where the ground opened up to the size of a crater when the glass gas, line exploded a year ago. friends and family members of the 8 people who lost their lives when the pipeline burst into flames one year ago rang this bell to remember their loved ones. the mayor says what happened on september 9th transformed the city of san bruno forever. >> for the emotionally scarred neighborhood for the entire city of san bruno we pledge never to forget. >> reporter: family members of the victims released these doves. sandy arnold was severely burned so was her brother-in- law allen braun and his wife. braun's mother-in-law died after the explosion. >> slowly and surely 15 minute at a tame. now we're looking forward to the next day and next day. we bought another property down the pens la. we're the peninsula. we're moving forward. >> reporter: congr

new at 11:00 tonight, kron4's reggie kumar spoke to a business expert who says the president needs to listen to silicon valley executives about what they need to bring more jobs back to this country. >> as silicon valley prepares for president obama's visit to the area, terry conley says high-tech executives will encourage mr. obama to do two things in order to grow the country's economy. >> i think they will tell him that they would like to be able to bring their overseas processes back to this country, rather than being forced to invest them overseas because of the tax regime that becomes a penalty to them with respect to the folks that they compete with around the world with the governments that do not tax them. second they would urge the president to find a way to articulate a positive vision of the future, that we're a big economy with a lot of resources and the president has taken a lot of heat lately because of the loans that have been made to clean energy companies in the valley. >> reporter: he is referring to the solar company solyndra. it went bankrupt after the government

kron4's reggie kumar joins us live from the golden gate bridge, one of the location where authorities have plans for entry security. >> as you well know, the golden gate bridge has been a target of possible terror attacks in the pass. that's why the chp is ramping up patrols beginning friday. >> reporter: since the terrorist attacks, the golden gate bridge district received $15 million from the government to increase security. that's pat chp will be doing more of this weekend along on all bridges across the state, including the bay bridge and the san mateo bridge. spokesman tony tam says officers are always looking for suspicious activity on the bridges but leading up to sunday, the 10th anniversary of 9/11, they will be paying even closer attention to these structures. >> we'll have all available personnel on patrol, especially in this area with the bay bridge. you'll see additional units out there. however, you might not see all the units. we have additional resources, unmarked vehicles, aircraft, boats out there as well patrolling, ensugar that this weekend goes unscathed. this is

reggie kumar tells us if the victim's family is calling on the driver to come forward. >> the family of david cox stated 52 year-old was wall mt., loving and kind. after having coffee with a good friend friday evening, cox decided to wheel himself home, something he has done nearly all of his life, but he never made it. >> my uncle was the center of the family. every holiday season we went to his house. he prodded together. whoever has done this, come forward. ickes sought anything that looks suspicious, please come forward. he would not want this to happen to your family. >> we are a society that does not have an answer for the mobility of people in wheelchairs. we knew that there was risk. >> someone in a vehicle literally ran him down and left him to die. richmond investigators have a vague description of the car that hit cox. an older model lexus with tinted windows and a spoiler on the back. reggie kumar, kron4 maze. >> the first lane of the season in the bay area today making things more wet along with cloudy skies. here is storm trecker four at 9:00 a.m.. the rain began in the

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in millbrae, reggie kumar, kron 4 news. >>pam: of the accident on 580 even delayed parked. five is zero and the san ramon a large car was smashed by a big rig. trains were delayed on 580. for three hours, to two lanes were delayed. bart is also on time now. >>jacqueline: temperatures warming up. '70s in the south bay. '70s in cupertino, 70's in los gatos. the inland valleys, temperatures will be returning to the 80s but still upper 70's in concord, pleasanton. '60s and '70s for the east bay shore. 65 in berkeley. similar conditions for the peninsula but cooler along the san mateo coast. and not the fog is expected to cling to the coast and 70's were the most part in the north bay. 80s in fairfield. a look at your extended forecast mild. as we look with less fog expected each day less and less fog. slight the warmer temperatures. upper 80s inland. upper 70's for the bay shore up with minimal fog continuing next week. temperatures in the '90s inland and upper 70's, low 80s for the bayshore. >> coming up they are the most ignored vehicles of law enforcement. they have human ca

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. >>> there is a big shake up at the giantsopership group, bill neukom is out and kron 4's reggie kumars here with more. >>> the giants released this statement saying bill neukom the man you see here is retiring but that is not the entire story. mark told me he was asked to step down. >> reporter: the san francisco giants ceo bill neukom will no longer be the face of the team. despite the fact he helped lead the team to a world series championship victory last year. he has been ceo since 2008. on wednesday the set to said the giants have been planning a transition in which bill neukom will retire from his position effective december 21. bill neukom will serve as chairman in 2012. but bay area newsgroup columnist says he was asked to step down because he wasn't communicating with the owners of the team about financial decisions he made. >> year ago when the giants started getting more revenue because of the world series championship, friction developed between bill neukom and the ownership group. they didn't like -- they thought he should have consulted with them before spending money. >

the game wasn't sealed until reggie smith made a diving interception with two minutes to play. dalton was picked off twice as san francisco improves to two and one with a 13-8 victory. >>> still to come, the giants' tim lincecum makes his final start of the season. and with more than $11 million on the line, bill hause makes a splash at the tour championship. [ female announcer ] these are the grands! biscuits you love with dinner. and these are the ones you'll love as dinner. grandsmini pizzas. grands! biscuit dough... plus 3 ingredients make an easy dinner everyone loves. grands! mini pizzas... from pillsbury. should we order panda blossom, panda moon... how about chinese at home with wanchai ferry? you can make it in just 14 minutes. mmmh, orange chicken. great. i didn't feel like going out anyway. [ male announcer ] wanchai ferry. restaurant quality chinese in your grocer's freezer. career, tim lincecum will wind up with a losing record. he took the loss in arizona to fall and 13 and 14. at least one giant fan went home happy. the d-backs go the to lynn saw lincecum in the

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reggies, they saw huge numbers, but the owner says sales were up 20% from last year. shops shut their doors expecting customers either couldn't or wouldn't be able to get to stores. >> a lot of people stayed out of the city, regular shoppers, i had tim presentation that most of the visitors were in the self enclosed area, it was a self contained event. >> all the owners agree about the hype , the traffic had impact on businesses. >>> school back in session for students. the superintendent took time out of his day to welcome students back to class. sherrie johnson joins us live outside of perry hall elementary with what is a great welcome. >> reporter: that's right. it's going to be a excellent welcome this morning. students and staff with k not wait. they got balloons and everything to welcome them. dr. joe, the superintendent and other visitors will be here, right now i have baltimore county public schools spokesperson, charles herndon joining me life. thank you for being here. you have all of your county schools headed back to class, opening on schedule. this has be

david akers added a field goal but the game wasn't sealed until reggie smith picks off the pass withunder 2:00 to play. dalton was intercepted twice, and san francisco improves to 2-1 with the 13-8 victory. >> giants wrapped 'their series with arizona. they don't care the playoffs. this kid got a baseball. tim lincecum got roughed up. allowed eight hits. his record falls to 13-14. bruce bochy got tossed arguing a call. the d-backs sweep the giants. >> the a's put a dent in the angels wild card hopes. gonzalez hit into what should be a game-ending double play. but the throw is air mailed, and oakland wins it. the ain't reallies are 2-1/2 back with three games to play. >> the tour championship went to a playoff between bill haas and hunter mahan on the second extra hole. haas stays alive with this great shot. he would go on to win in the third extra hole by taking the tour championship and the fedex cup bonus he receives more than $11 million. >> not a bat paycheck. >> alan: i think bruise bochy figured, i'm going out in a blaze of glory. kick me out. thanks, rick. >>> another sports s