san francisco police responded to the area to search for him but were unable to locate the suspect. >>> a sudden spike in crime in south san francisco has police frustrated. determined thieves are after one very specific item. gil diaz tells us about that hot commodity that car owners are having a tough time holding onto. >> reporter: that's right. good afternoon. between december 18 and the 30th, 19 catalytic converters have been stolen in south san francisco. yeah, all of them toyotas, leaving many toyota owners having to spend thousands of dollars just to replace them. if you ever wondered what a car sounded like without its catalytic converter, it sounds like the pit in a nascar race. south san francisco police are racing against time to solve why 19 catalytic converters have been stolen in 12 days, all of them toyotas. >> that's significantly higher than i have seen before. in the past we have had them taken from time to time but never this number in that short a time. >> reporter: police theorize thieves are selling them in the black market. city toyota in daly city thinks they are scrapping them for the precious

better news if you are heading from the daly city south san francisco to san bruno 280 southbound earliernt blocking two right lanes cleared out to the shoulder that should be no problem as the commute gets underway this morning. back to eastbound 580 the richmond area big rig that has lost its trailer. fortunately in the median past canal boulevard no problems here. san bruno bridge looking good headed eastbound taillights -- pardon me westbound towards foster city headlights headed towards hayward smooth sailing up and over the highrise to the flat section. let's look at our free waze app. big rig incident in the richmond area that is out of lanes, but it is being reported by our drivers. if you would like to join this community-based fellow driver application it is free you can be a traffic spotter. go to the itunes store or android store it is free, join your abc7 traffic spotters, fellow drivers and let us know what is happening. for more info, abc7news.com/ waze. >>> 4:55. legend deer military unit from world war ii was honored -- in san francisco, the city issued a proclamation nam

but our investigation found in south san francisco, the number of crashes at inter se sections with redam ras is up not down. >> not just about money because in south san francisco, red light cameras are losing money. take a look. this last year, $435,000 in revenue. but cost the city more than $485,000 to operate. a loss of more than 50 grand. >> the cameras are not making money. some people would say, then, why are they still in place? >> again x i believe that, overall, we've seen the crashes. overall in the city go down. people have told us that they are paying more attention. so i think it has a deterrent effect and it makes people more aware of when and how they dlooif. . >> our investigation found california drivers are paying higher fees thanl any other western state. california's base fine of $100 grows with nearly $500 with other services. by contrast, colorado lawmakers cap the fine for running a red light at skrus $75 chlts. >> we ought to think of keeping people safe. >> reporter: state senator tried to regulate cameras statewide. his bill was prohibit them from using them

. >> reporter: in south san francisco, reggie kumar, kron4 news. >>> police say emilia chin bought the alcohol here at the good and rich dairy market in south san francisco. margaret was with her at the time, and police say tonight we're told one of the owners and another are in custody. we're told the owners sold her the alcohol without checking the teenager's id. they are also facing charges related to the death tonight. >>> police are looking for a 15 year-old girl who they believe has been kidnapped. rachel menkhaca on the left of your screen is believed to be with her boyfriend, leonel vargas on the right. police think the girl is being held against her will in either the -- stock to know area. >>> the man accused of raping three women in san francisco's mission district was in court today. he is facing 26 felon charges, including attempted murder, attempted rape, and multiple count was kidnapping and other charges. the charges stem from a string of attacks along 24th street in san francisco. he has not entered a plea yet. he is being held without bail. he could face a sentence of

san francisco. commissioner clyde: 100% of those employees are in san francisco. >> there is probably 10 employees they you will recall not sent to it is employees because they maintain the south san francisco warehouse. >> be you have air rough idea about how many of those are living in san francisco? >> about 60% or 70%. most of the people working under the san francisco uphehelp edition -- what happens, the majority of people that work in catering don't drive cars, for example. they are students or other things. your caterer. -- you're never a caterer. commissioner clyde: what i am getting at with my line of questioning, supporting your business and this industry by extension because you are not the only caterer located in this neighborhood. area. that in and of itself is arguing rethinkfor a rethink of program. you need office functions supporting it. we really do need to look more comprehensively or closely on how the business has grown up organically to support it. it is a very valuable company. >> when we first started in this neighborhood, which has grown around us. quite frankly, we started there because there is nothing there. it is an interesting neighborhood that i

in south san francisco, leslie brinkley, abc7 news. >>> well, a decision is imminent in the domestic violence allegation against san francisco's new sheriff. he said he expects to decide whether to file charges by the end of this week. according to a police affidavit, a neighbor says he grabbed and bruised his wife's right arm during an argument on new year's eve. he denied the allegations and his attorney insists there was no domestic abuse. >> i have an idea what happened here. i don't think a crime was committed or an offense was committed. >> we want the well being of the alleged victim which is our number one concern. >> the mayor's wife was at his side at sunday's swearing in ceremony. she says she has no complaint against her husband and this incident has been taken out of context. >>> in the next 25 years it is estimated that two million more people will be living in the bay area. to accommodate them, a land use program is being launched. alan wang is live in dublin where officials were met by what sounds like an angry crowd. >> most were not very happy, dan. tonight's gatheri

we are going to give the city council of the city of south san francisco an update tomorrow evening. on the overall progress and trends for the program with construction activities picking up in the next few months, will soon reach the peak of construction. in general, i am really pleased with our progress. there are two projects in the region with cost trends indicating potential needs for additional funding. those will be the water treatment plant projects. unforeseen side conditions at of project sites, as well as scope changes at the treatment plants are the main reasons for these additional costs. i will keep you updated on the costs of these projects in upcoming reports. we have some very good news to report. since i last presented to you in september, we have reached substantial completion on the construction of two projects. we are also on track to reach final completion on the eastern bay division pipeline in february. the reason why this is important to note is that this is the last local project to transition into risk -- construction. in my last update i mention significa

in south san francisco, leslie brinkley, abc7 news. >>> well, a decision is imminent in the domestic violence allegation against san francisco's new sheriff. he said he expects to decide whether to file charges by the end of this week. according to a police affidavit, a neighbor says he grabbed and bruised his wife's right arm during an argument on new year's eve. he denied the allegations and his attorney insists there was no domestic abuse. >> i have an idea what happened here. i don't think a crime was committed or an offense was committed. >> we want the well being of the alleged victim which is our number one concern. >> the mayor's wife was at his side at sunday's swearing in ceremony. she says she has no complaint against her husband and this incident has been taken out of context. >>> in the next 25 years it is estimated that two million more people will be living in the bay area. to accommodate them, a land use program is being launched. alan wang is live in dublin where officials were met by what sounds like an angry crowd. >> most were not very happy, dan. tonight's gatheri

eat fresh. >> reporter: i'm terry mcsweeney live in south san francisco. charged in connection with the death of a teenaged girl in a drunk driving accident. the story coming up in a live report. >> reporter: i'm amy hollyfield live in livermore. students at granada high are talking about a teacher who is now in jail, accused of sexually assaulting a student. the police are hoping the students are talking to their parents too. >>> if you are thinking about going out now for a morning jog it is a spare the air poor air quality throughout the bay 14th of the season. near record highs the next couple of days before cooling trend this weekend. >>> good thursday morning. traffic has been quiet so far. here's a live shot of 680 walnut creek looking good southbound. more about waze. >>> thursday light that sounds good thanks for joining us i'm kristen sze. >> i'm eric thomas. developing news in san francisco right now police are on the scene of a deadly stabbing near 6th and market streets near stevenson around 2:30 this morning. police found a man in his 30s suf

an alameda woman and a south san francisco convenience store owner face charges of helping a teenager get alcohol. that teenager later died in a dui accident. 17-year-old died in a crash on highway 101 in brisbane last february. authorities say a woman went through a drive-thru market with the girl. investigators say store owner sold alcohol to them. >> minor tried to purchase the alcohol with a debit card. the transaction did not go through. so the minor left and went to get cash, came back in, purchased the alcohol. left the store with the alcohol in his chin's hands miss chin furnished the alcohol outside the store. >> my client did not sell to a minor my client sold to adult who put that purchase on her tab. >> authorities say he didn't check the teenager's id. the accident killed her early the next morning after a party. the drive pleaded no context. >>> -- no contest. >>> police putting the word out about a teenager they believe was kidnapped. the 15-year-old was last seen last week into a car driven by her 19-year-old boyfriend. police believe she be helped against her will. de

. >> a new accident through south san francisco. it's along 280 near westboro. it's two separate traffic collisions on the southbound side blocking the two right lanes. chp is on scene. minor injuries reported so that may take a few minutes to clear out. elsewhere the rest of 101 problem-free out of marin county no delays along the peninsula heading south towards sfo. 880 had an earlier accident around industrial. that's now cleared. the rest of 880 not too bad this morning. things look good in both directions. upper deck of the bay bridge no problems, clear at the toll plaza. if you are planning on jumping on the skyway to the lower deck of the bay bridge, we have roadwork plus a broken-down vehicle blocking one lane there. chp and tow crews are on scene. that's your "timesaver traffic." here's elizabeth. >> well, temperatures outside right now are great. all you probably need is a light jacket out the door. temperatures definitely mild. more mild side than we have seen definitely the past few days. you can see that there's low clouds out there and temperatures

>> not about money at all. >> reporter: not just about money because in south san francisco red lighteras are losing money. take a look. this past year red light cameras generated $435,000 f south san francisco but cost the city more than $485,000 to operate, a loss of more than 50 grand. >> the cameras have not reduced crashes. they're not making money. some people would say why are they still in place. >> we've seen crashes go down because people are telling us they're paying more attention. i think it has a deterrent effect. >> reporter: our investigation found california drivers are paying higher fines an fees than drivers in any other western state. california's base fine of $100 grows to more than $500 with add-ons for court construction, court security, emergency medical services and dna penalties. by contrast colorado lawmakers capped the fine for running a red light at just $75. >> we ought to think -- >> reporter: a bill would have prohibited cities and counties from using the cameras to simply raise money. late last year governor jerry brown vetoed that bill. >> you tried t

san francisco and carolyn johnson made a trip to west africa. >>> we begin with the growing gang problem in some of the smallest bay area communities. as vic lee reports south san francisco is fighting back with a special gang unit. [ siren ] >> it was a friday night on the east side of south san francisco. this is gang to your turf. the officers had just arrived on a routine patrol when two shots rang out. >> couple shots being fired. >> sergeant canny gill heads the police response team four officers assigned full time to fight an exploding gang problem in this peninsula city. the gunshots tell you how bold gangs have become. >> it could have been just gangsters let letting out know they are here. >> the shots were fired near a small park where three people were found dead and flee others wounded. >> this is the territory of nortenos they wear the color wednesday. >> the other gang wears blue. but the colors are going blur. >> what we're seeing the last couple of years is red on red rivalry where it's not usual. [ siren ] >> officers encounter half a dozen suspected gang members a couple streets down. this man had been arrested before for carrying weapons

san francisco. and as we zoom in. you can see it is moving over san francisco and portions of daly city and south san francisco. along the peninsula. out the door right now, we will see the off and on rain and windy conditions sticking with us for the morning commute. and temperatures mostly in the low to mid-50s outthe door right now. this afternoon, we will dry out and a rogue shower or two. and then pretty dry. and then maybe some sunshine. by much later this afternoon. and highs mostly in the mid to upper 50s. so right now, this is what we're dealing with. it -- it is that low pressure system bringing a wet and windy start. the third storm system. raining on and off throughout the weekend. portions of the north bay seeing more than nine inches of rain total since thursday. it looks like in the future cast, we are finally drying out by noontime today. again, we could see a few very light sprinkles this afternoon and then in time for the evening commute home, it looks like the rain should be completely out of here moving towards the southeast and then high pressure is moving the low out of the way and then br

san jose based adobe systems plans to cut 125 jobs in the south bay and 103 jobs in san francisco by january 31st. the move is part of a restructuring to focus on digital media and digital marketing. they plan to cut 7% of the workforce. movie rental and streaming service netflix is making a come back sort of worthy of the hollywood fanfare it usually deals to customers. after taking a beating in the stock market, shares of netflix jumped nearly 14% today, closing at 9818. today's stock spike follows another inrees in the first week of 2012. market analysts say most investors are sticking with netflix because of the company's dominant market share. it will cost you plenty, though. so far apple shares are up 4% this year. and apple ceo tim cook is enjoying the fruits of his labor after taking the helm of cofounder steve jobs resigned and then passed away. he received $370 million in compensation for 2011. >>> still ahead. the type of bird invading the bay area in big numbers. >>> plus -- tim tebow not only pulled off an improbable win yesterday. he also set a record on twitter. >>> an

all lot of efforts have been spent trying to clean up the area in south san francisco. that work will be completed by the end of this week. that's all i have. >> commissioners, any questions? >> the second item the public utilities commission gets involved -- we are talking about getting more involved in an event for water for people coming up this may. we wanted to make sure the commission was aware of that. julie has been very involved in water for people. she is going to rwanda again to work on water issues. we wanted to do a brief update so you understand what the water for people group is. >> i am really thrilled about the opportunity to introduce you to water for people. the organization's mission to build a world where everyone has access to safe drinking water is something i'm very passionate about. so much so that i will be returning to africa as a volunteer this coming month and i will be leading a team that will be designing a system for part of rwanda that only has 30% water coverage. what is most compelling to me is that capacity building model and overall

here in south san francisco, it's even higher.artinson is paying $4.12 a gallon for diesel. >> my tank is pretty big, it's like an 18-gallon tank. four dollars it costs about 75 to $80 to fill up. >> reporter: even filling up a motorcycle costs more than $20. >> it's still expensive. but yeah, it does obviously the savings is a little bit. i get about 40-miles to the gallon. >> reporter: oil sales is about to hit a record this year. >> 70% of our economy depends on consumer purchases. anything that rattles consumer confidence including what you pay sticker shock at the pump is something the economic doesn't need right now. >> reporter: back again live, we just saw somebody put in 20- gallons and look how much it cost. $87.47. gas prices are expected to inch up through the winter and could skyrocket to as much as $5 a gallon or more. live in south san francisco, ken wayne, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> more details now, we checked current prices for the three biggest cities in the bay area. and according to aaa the average price for a g

in south san francisco, candy wrappers, garbage bags and a soda cans.y at strawberry creek, and the cups and this sign that reads caution. >> it is getting messier as time goes on. it is a sad state affairs. >>stanley: into one of clean up more than 1,000 lbs. of trash was removed, wash from the storm drains. it is definitely a result of people behaving badly. >>pam: if you have a comment or story idea, e- mail us on www.kron4.com. what now for the 49ers? straight ahead, gary gary radnich and kyle williams talk about the costly mistakes from last night's championship while his teammates come to his aid. that story in this towards the next. for an >>jaqueline: there rain has tapered off. we are seeing showers to the north in the east. we have gotten enough rain. some much-needed rainfall, we will see areas of dense fall overnight. partly cloudy skies into noon. a look at your extended forecast, temperatures will continue to warm for the rest of the week. los 62 plenty of sunshine. >>gary: the 49ers said goodbye to each other after a very difficult laws.

here in south san francisco, it's even higher. jacob martinson is paying $4.12 a gallon for diesel. >> my tank is pretty big, it's like an 18-gallon tank. four dollars it costs about 75 to $80 to fill up. >> reporter: even filling up a motorcycle costs more than $20. >> it's still expensive. but yeah, it does obviously the savings is a little bit. i get about 40-miles to the gallon. >> reporter: oil sales is about to hit a record this year. >> 70% of our economy depends on consumer purchases. anything that rattles consumer confidence including what you pay sticker shock at the pump is something the economic doesn't need right now. >> reporter: back again live, we just saw somebody put in 20- gallons and look how much it cost. $87.47. gas prices are expected to inch up through the winter and could skyrocket to as much as $5 a gallon or more. live in south san francisco, ken wayne, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> more details now, we checked current prices for the three biggest cities in the bay area. and according to aaa the average price

san francisco south san francisco daly city area we still get rainfall at this point and in the sierra nevada this is all turning to snow believe it or not. chain control on 80, 50, 88 and 4 but you can see that the snow is winding down. more snow on the way for the sierra nevada and another storm, stronger storm on the way for the bay area. it comes in tomorrow i'll let you know exactly when. it will bring heavy rain and wind and we are not done with the storms yet. third one to follow. >> okay thanks very much. >> preparation for tomorrow storm are already under way tonight. we are live in san francisco with the story. >>reporter: we are financially getting some steady rain for the most part most of us need to make sure we can find our rain company. here in the city of san francisco department of public works really doing the heavy lifting getting things prepared for the storm ahead. again this is much-needed rain that some area reservoir are going to be very happy to see. winter finally making an appearance in the bay area. just some light rain tonight like hear at fourth and king i

san francisco south san francisco daly city area we still get rainfall at this point and in the sierra nevada this is all turning to snow believe it or not. chain control on 80, 50, 88 and 4 but you can see that the snow is winding down. re snow on the way for the sierra nevada and another storm, stronger storm on the way for the bay area. it comes in tomorrow i'll let you know exactly when. it will bring heavy rain and wind and we are not done with the storms yet. third one to follow. >> okay thanks very much. >> preparation for tomorrow storm are already un tonight. we are live in san francisco with the story. >>reporter: we are financially getting some steady rain for the most part most of us need to make sure we can find our rain company. here in the city of san francisco department of public works really doing the heavy lifting getting things prepared for the storm ahead. again this is much-needed rain that some area reservoir are going to be very happy to see. winter finally making an appearance in the bay area. just some light rain tonight like hear at fourth and king in san fra

south san francisco police plan to beef up patrols. the department just got out $120,000 grant and it plans to use the money for extra patrols and officer overtime in the next nine months. specifically they will look for speeders, red light runners and drunk drivers. but romney is widening his lead over new gingrich. the latest polls have long at 42% while gingrich has dropped to 27%. >> mitt romney played up to florida's latino voters well in hialeah. he called on israel, his son craig to rally the crowd in spanish. romney is targeting the spanish community to try to extend his double-digit lead in the polls. as romney surges, newt gingrich is upping its attack. he dropped the massachusetts moderate label and is now calling on the eighth overall. >> this party will not nominate someone who is pro- abortion, pro- gun-control and pro- liberal. >> he stood up and supported freddie mac announce one of the reasons the housing market is in such trouble here in florida. >> homeowners here in florida have not recovered from the housing collap

>>justine: south san francisco police are now warning people to park their cars in garages or well lit areas because there has been a rash of catalytic converter sasses since christmas eve. the targeted cars appear to be a toyota models especially trucks and suvs. residents are being encouraged to report any suspicious activity. it is considered grand theft to take one of those devices. >>james: a man has been arrested after allegedly raming four police cars. ophthalmia he was being sought on a warrant by police for failing to report to jail for a misdemeanor petty theft conviction. he decided to run from police and stole an sdp after punching a driver in the face. even the officers were able to stop the yukon he refused to get out of the car and in fact kept trying to drive. that is when officers fired a taser through the car window and took him into custody. an elderly marin county man is recovering after a shootout with a home intruder. he was in his home in the grain freight when he was taken hostage by a home intruder. kay thompson explains what happened. >> in a green beret a 90

san francisco back in the 1970's. we ran a million square feet for der -- xerox out of south san francisco.n the oakland branch in oakland for three years there where i had 100 black folks working for me in 1977, just so you know. so we got our roots in the right place. we got our hearts in the right place. and it's a joy to be here in san francisco at this beautiful building here in city hall. i want to thank the supervisor cohen and aughtle supervisors, catchose and others that are here. you get a feel ream quickly whether or not a city really gets it if the mayor -- mayor shows up and the supervisors show up you know what i mean? because if they don't show you that tells you something. and it's good to see they're not just showing up but staying. right? am i saying this right? ok. i retired 20 years ago february 1 so i can say basically how and what i want to say, and i do. you follow me? so i am clear about what we're trying to do. claude eberhart, one of our good friends from the bay area and very important this this community and to san francisco and the east barkse let's give claude

san francisco. it is one of five lines into san francisco, and the incident site itself is highlighted there. it is in the city of south san francisco, just a bit north of the airport. probably one of the things that is unique about our system is how spread out it is. in our particular case, this is where a wsip project was taking place, and there had just been a replacement of one of the connections at that location. on the 25th, there was a leak that was reported at 9:45 in that vicinity, so we have a timeline of that. initially, there was a small leak that grew very rapidly into a larger leak, and we are investigating the cause. i will talk about that in a little bit. the timeline shows it takes a while to work through the different factors of what you find that a leak site, respond to it, start to shut down the system. you are closing 5-foot diameter balls, which you cannot show one like that due to what is called water hammer that will cause water damage if you shut too fast. it will take a long time to isolate those. it took roughly about three hours to completely isolate this and get the leak completely shut off

when we started, we came from south san francisco, and we came here because amgen, who competes with us in the markets, and jenentech were fighting over space there. there was a period of time when the rents in san francisco were higher than the rent here. the total cost here was still higher, but that one moment, i knew only happened once every couple decades. and so we jumped on it. we got our board to agree to let us come peer. the shorensteen family built this building. they did a very, very good job, but when we got here, we were alone and it was an economic crisis, a period of time. and we had this idea that if we had a quality building and $100 million of improvements, that there would be a lot of young companies that would prefer this environment to the alternative, which might be a garage and clean tech. or might be a lousy building in south city somewhere. this is a tricky issue. we thought what we had would be valued. it turned out that we were right and it turned out we were wrong. we were right in the sense that a lot of u.c.f. demand came -- we had many venture firms sup

and creative talents. >> you may remember last year's winner from this area, mateo lopez from south san francisco. search google doodle. >> they're generous over at google. >> i love it. >> yeah. >>> coming up, oprah's body guard cuffed in india. we'll tell you why it came to blows. >> the guy's flexing up there. a freak accident just literally slicing the roof off of a van. wow! ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ooh! the pain. >> the musical stylings ofead.t ♪ ♪ >> welcome back this morning. three of oprah winfrey's security guards are in police custody after fighting with journalists in india. you can see the scuffle in this video. the bodyguards thought the reporters were getting too close to the tv mogul. local journalists say the camera equipment were damaged during the fight. oprah's next chapter. >>> this one is both freaky and scary. a swinging steel beam slices through a delivery truck and somehow the driver manages to survive. look at this, just unbelievable here. this is all that's left, a 63-year-old delivery man drove through a construction zone on the new jersey turnpike hit by the beam and you see the dama

south san francisco police plan to beef up patrols. the department just got $120,000 grant and plans to use that money for extra patrols and officer overtime over the next nine months. specifically, they will be looking for speeders, red light runners and drunk drivers. >>> two days before the florida primary, who's got the momentum and how the front runners are attacking each other? >>> dozens of cars and trucks littered on an interstate. what's being blamed for a series of deadly crashes. >>> and from the cbs 5 weather center, we're taking a peek at the cloud cover increasing across the city of san francisco right now. the clouds and then the day that will pan out to be the warmest, as eyewitness news continues right here on cbs 5. in florida, before tuesday's primary. the latest polls hav . >>> mitt romney and newt gingrich are doing last-minute campaigning in florida before tuesday's primary. the latest polls have romney widening his lead with 42%, while gingrich has dropped to 27%. danielle nottingham reports the two candidates ar

gas line is no longer functioning under crest more, but it still carries gas from milpitas to south san francisco. at a pipeline safety meeting in palo alto, residents made it clear that they don't trust pg&e. >> we need more shut off valves. an hour and a half of burning. >> many are angry as the commissioner some blamed for not policing is still on the job. >> what are you going to do? he's a criminal. it's galling to hear today he will be investigating himself for this fiasco. >> jerry hill is asking the governor to address the concern. pelegrini said he will never trust the gas line system running through every bay area city. >> it could happen in anybody's neighborhood. no one knows what's going on. they are in shambles. >> since the explosion, pg&e said he made a new commitment to pipeline safety. testing miles of pipe to make sure it's safe or needs repair. reporting in san bruno, nbc bay area news. >> another group of oakland residents is circulating a second petition. the city clerk approved today. the group called the committee to recall jean quan now and the organizers have until july

neighborhood including visitation valley are taking their money and getting in their cars and going to south san francisco going to westlake and daly city. the park needs to be taken a hard look at before we craft our legislation. supervisor mar: is there anyone else who would like to speak p? public comment is closed. that hearing has been useful. thank you for the data and map.s -- maps. i see janet clyde is here as well. the workers who have spoken from wal-mart and the small business owners. thank you for telling about your family's history. it has been very useful. thank you for the analysis as well. my hope is that we continue this discussion. a lot of issues have been brought up by supervisor wiener on the conditional use process and making sure it works right and supervisor cohen has raised issues of equity from different parts of the city as well and workforce development and the hiring of many of the stores. we have opened up a lot of different issues and my hope is we continue this until later when we have more of the data. thank you to the small-business owners to -- for being here and talk ab

police are warning people not living and working in south san francisco to calm and a rise, or a welded in the area. these are encouraging people to report any suspicious people or activity here and then if you hear of any catalytic converter for sale on the black market and let the police and no as well. these are eggs in this, stealing a teleconverter it is considered grand theft.-- stealing a cadillac converter that is considered grant death. and >>pam: fire crews found bobby mitchell on the scene or in the home and they say they could not revive her, one of her box was killed in this blaze as well. it costs about $70,000 in damage the union and fire investigators believe a healing device in part in this fire in union city clarion had been this morning on lin the accord. to the crews were battling the flames shooting out of the roof of a home here. an elderly couple was inside a tiny elite to they were able to escape with the assistance of two good samaritans. their two cats were killed in the fire and the damage there was estimated at $70,000. the mine about 200 worker movement of 1

. >>> a salami plant in south san francisco has agreed to pay a penalty and over haul it's refrigeration system after an ammonia leak. several people were sickened after a pipe burst in 2009. they will spend about $6 million converting the system to a safer technology. >>> an oakland teen accused of killing his adoptive parents will be arraigned today. 15-year-old moses common is expected to be tried as an adult in the deaths of 50-year- old susan and 55-year-old robert common. the two one found dead in a car outside their lake merritt home on friday. >>> demolition of the old bay bridge may take longer than expected. what's behind the new delay. >> some people watch the super bowl for the game. some watch for the commercials. we get a sneak peek at some of the best ads just released. >>> caltrans is calling it a monumental day inside devil's slide tunnel. coming up we'll show you what happened inside today and when you can expect to start driving through it. and talking about a sticky mess. 43,000 pounds mess that snarled traffic in the valley. >>> hi, i'm meteorologist lawrence karnow

. >>> other bay area headlines now, in south san francisco, police are warning drivers to keep an eye on their cars and trucks. thieves are stealing converters. police say 19 have been ripped off in the past 12 days. all of them from toyotas. converters are made partly of platinum, which is in demand on the black market as scrap metal. >>> at golden gate park, unleashed dogs managed to chase a calf around the the buffalo was found dead with three broken ribs. park officials said it suffered extensive brossing and had blood in the chest cavity. the park has never seen anything like this. >> three travis airmen wounded were honored today for their heroism. tech sergeant, david at gin kins and brian received the purple heart. all three were wounded in explosive attacks during combat in afghanistan. >>> 4g has arrived. previously, at&t enrolled the fast technology in 15 areas. today, another 11 areas were added, including the bay area. it stretches from the golden gate bridge, south to san jose, and as far east as pleasantton. kit shows us just how fast 4g really is. >> to give you an ide