earlier today teresa estacio spoke with the police about the suspicious circumstances surrounding the case. >> please tell kron4 news the last time this amount of salary with at this intersection of of waverly and orlando. that was around 3:00 a.m. sunday morning police said all this sunday tried tracking down her but when they could not find her, it contacted the police. >> she was last seen entering a vehicle and she's never been heard from were seen again since sunday morning 3:00 a.m. this seems suspicious because she has not modified family is not characteristic of her to not be in touch with family and the fact that she that into a vehicle there really no one knows the recognizes that type of vehicle we do not know who owns the vehicle or she knows the person or persons in the car. >> police will not and never did with her not to have traced her cellphone they said there are pursuing all leads. and tuesday neighbors declined to talk with us on camera but they said they had seen the young men around and they're very concerned for well-being. again, here is your picture. she's des

in san francisco, teresa estacio, kron 4 news.e: a robber slashed shooting in the laurel district has been arrested. fair robber/shooting in the laurel district after he crashed his car after the fight a zeroth entrance freeway at 30 fifth ave. at the 580-35th avenue, o after an atm transaction a woman was attacked. this was a bit in the sit by standard. >> this woman said to let go of my purse and he would not shock to me. when i got here she was laying right there. right there. i was in the office. i heard the gunshots and i took off running. jeff was in the back gate. he was up here and he said there is a lady shot. i said:911 i got here jim took his belt off. we made a tourniquet i helped pressure and i kept telling her. i said do not look to your leg, talk to me so she would not get so upset. like anybody would do and hope bless her heart i hope she is okay. >>catherine: apparently she is not bianco pay an released earlier today she is expected to make a full recovery. apparently--she has been released earlier from today. >>c

as teresa estacio reports.our bank account, it is best to map out a strategy. this is sandra davis a financial planner and financial coach. >> the bank is is that every dollar matters. even if it is a $5 fee, a $10 fee, or a $28 overdraft every single dollar matters not only now, but always. financial planning is that everything is everything. every dollar is towards fee is not towards your financial goals. >>reporter: also how about cashing in on a credit unions this is a recent ad in a recent bay area newspaper. >> the first i would suggest is to consider what their value is using a bank. not just choosing one but you need a bank that has branches all over the world. be realistic with your banking habits. do you track your money as well as you would like? to your balance your account? are the mechanisms for reconciliation? for management of your money? >>reporter: 2 teresa estacio, kron 4 news. >>catherine: occupy san francisco supporters are using their own money and how you can participate. that's for comin

teresa estacio spoke with the police about how they're trying to make the school area safe. >> this is learning about the recent cases of the alleged sexual assault right here at the san jose state university campus. the first happened this past wednesday around 7:30 p.m. for the house that is one of the victim was walking by herself, by the sports complex will also a sudden out of nowhere, and in on the bicycle of astir and grabbed her inappropriately. if the second incident happened about an hour later about a 30 p.m. that is what another victim says the issue is walking ourself near the south side of park hall, a man approached were the same suspect and grabbed her. she said the victim says he was a hispanic male about 90 with spiky blond hair. he was riding in the may flight. also the safest the woods with another hispanic male. have the same age and on a be a mix of bike. police say it that they are increasing patrol. >> we want to assure that our campuses they'd, increasing visibility and we are reaching out to form the what happened so that they can make own responsibility for s

>>reporter: in danville, teresa estacio, kron 4 news.y san francisco, they continued to occupy justin herman plaza. they have warned the protesters they will be removed. their presence has disrupted businesses. it has set up shop up popular locations. >> is having a domino effect on small businesses. >> here, an artist is confronting a member of occupy san francisco after being told that the vendors will be losing more space is because of merchants closer to the protesters are being moved. we spoke to the management of a bike rental business that is next to the attachmenthe encamp- >> we're trying to operate business. while they or here and the park system, they are taking away from tourism. tourists to not want to come in with the it least a 60% drop. and also the artist communities, have seen a drop. this land payis owned by parks and recreation and we paid to the parks and recreation. >> it is a shame. it is dirty. we've had people defecating on a were sites and people to not want to be coming over here. their movement is against corp

in san jose i am teresa estacio with kron4 news. >> am back to our other big story tonight the deathe are mourning the loss of the apple from occurred the apple founder. and this is where we find many people in union square with the crown is growing. >> there is a general consensus that apple will continue to shine on at the business. but down here on the ground it is a remarkable scene. we have hundreds and hundreds of people coming around here to the apple store they have lit candles, from one purchased a lot candles. they also have been cut up post-it notes, this is in no key attribute to unlimited demand this has been going on all evening there's even this of tears and the messages that you see posted on the wall here in all different languages. one of them says thank you for changing their world, one of them steve jobs stay hungry state foolish--at the foolish. there is french, this time, there is dutch, we imagine that things are going on like this all the world. at different apple source. what is amazing is steve jobs he was up computer inventor, but this goes beyond his achie

teresa estacio spoke to people stocking up on supplies. >> the parka grocery store consumers say that a good earthquake reminder. at this berkeley grocery stor they are ---more aware of gathering of supplies for an emergency kit. >> i do not have a get in fact, my husband is a seismologist so it is extra bad. >> we double check my kit but we always go to " burning and " cured we've always had a an extensive emergency repair diskette to go out there that- burning command " a we check bee have an extensive emergency cat every year we attend " the burning an man' in berkeley, teresa estacio, kron 4 news. >>robyn: some patchy fog. but just a few clouds looking at the san mateo bridge. the self bay is expected to be very nice. 84 degrees expected in the san jose. blue skies. also morgan hill expecting more temperatures that are warmer. beautiful weather for the entire bay area and perfect for any art or activity. as we go towards this weekend perfect for any adult horroutdoor activity. as the god towards tomorrow a nice day but cooler weather we are starting to see 40's and '50's along the

in the this is happening at bank are facing more regulation and more frustrated customers as teresa estacio reports. some customers want believe-- leave those banks with they say they're trying to make breaking up hard to do. >>reporter: taking the biggest, this is a youtube video showing protesters getting arrested. analysts say they do not know the exact numbers put this across the country's large numbers of people are leaving their banks in search of something better they point to several reasons for the departure one reason is a the announcements like to new fees at bankamerica charging $5 per month for using your debit card also in addition to housing crisis and a list say that the consumers are furious at banks and their reports of huge profits of people have lost their home. while some banks to see customers leave, to amend this several credit unions are trying to cash in on disgruntled customers taking out ads like this one advertising no fees, totally free checking in free debit cards. i am teresa estacio with kron4 news. >> new this morning, caltrans will begin using a new tempora

in oakland i am teresa estacio with kron4 news.tinuing our coverage in oakland, 48 hours after the city removed protesters from the grass behind the plaza as you can see it has been reoccupied that is after some protesters dismantled a fence that was erected by the city to keep people off of the grass for health and safety reasons. in oakland i am hazzig manyud with kron4 news. >>reporter: the occupy can't is rebuilding in oakland just two days after the police came in and broken down. the city's plan to make the occupation go away is a failure. police say they're determined to say-- protesters say they're determined to stay will keep coming back if removed. the police tactics on tuesday clearly did not work. in oakland i am jeff bush with kron4 news. >>reporter: this and a long day for people that work around frank ogawa plaza. doctors' offices say that patients have been reluctant to come in for appointments. the offices have closed down early in the past few days is concerned--concern of safety for their customers. in oakland i

i am teresa estacio with kron4 news. >>pam: san francisco police arrested a teenager accused of shooting a 5 year old girl in the bayview district last month this is video of the scene. the victim was walking home from school with her father when the police say gunfire erupted she was shot in the leg she did survive. the 16 year-old suspect whose name is not been released faces multiple felony charges. parents and teachers are protesting to map out a conference in san francisco. they are there because the former florida gov. jeff bush and rupert murdoch will be speaking about education reform. j.r. stone joins us live outside of the conference. >>reporter: we are walking down the sidewalk here for a while they were marching up and down the sidewalk and right now there are speaking. you can see all the different people out here. i would say somewhere in the neighborhood of 40 to 50 people out here they are upset and they are largely educators out here but there are also people from the group's occupy san francisco. they h

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in san jose, teresa estacio, kron 4 news during >>catherine: you can imagine that that cement quarryino. this is impacting businesses. haazig madyun shows us how access to the plant is still closed off. >> reporter: this cement quarry is remaining closed after the shooting incident turned take a look the deputy from the santa clara police department is stationed at the bottom of the hill in his patrol car. yellow caution tape stretched across the roadway. vehicles are being forced to turn around and not going up the hill. one person identified himself as an employee. he showed up not knowing there would not be access to the work site. big rig had to park on the side of the road. the road to the plant should be opened by friday. in cupertino, for haazig madyun kron 4. >>catherine: a woman was insulted a san francisco door and it happened last friday at the university tower. she was on her way to the party. she was taken by a man and sexually assaulted her. no arrest has been made. ♪ >>jacqueline: temperatures are going to drop off overnight. in the morning, temperatures in the 40's an

teresa estacio talked with local and mortgage experts who say that news coming out of the obama administration home owners who are stuck in a rut. >> experts explain the new plan will help borrowers with little or no equity in their home and are stuck with a fixed to 7% mortgage so that they can gain access to current lower rates. the refinancing program has been extended until the end of 2013. it was originally scheduled to end in june of 2012. the changes also mean that the process will be streamlined. with so many foreclosures on the market new appraisals often sunk a borrower's ability to read appraised a home because it was under water. so for many this is good news. >> it just depends on the loan, you have to have a freddie mac or fannie mac known if you have one of those the benefit. >>reporter: have you had any calls this a warning? >> not yet. i think until they hit the tvs and radios and then people start calling. they said the refinancing deals with federal loan will help out 1.6 million people nationwide. pam president obama is coming san francisco tomorrow at the w hotel. traffic

i'm teresa estacio with kron4 news. >> to they react serve you is what they thought about the loss.want to check out the results from the facebook poll. viewers are sounding off, the majority 66 percent of people on this poll believe that the new law is terrible saying that it is hard enough for the kids a citizen to get financial aid and 16 percent believe that it is still good news for and for the option that california needs the brainpower of all of its people. check out what viewers had to say about the new gun moll eric wright, how an american can you get, it is my right to bear arms if i wish unless i live here apparently. but jennifer disagreed and she says no one has any business carrying guns. if you feel that you do, you need to reside with your life and make some changes. you like to know what you think about these laws going into effect. visit our facebook fan page to vote in the online poll and leave your thoughts. >> here are a few other malls approved by the governor the last few days insurance companies will have to offer more coverage for people with autism. girls a

. >> teresa estacio has more on sharif altman as she talks with the neighbors about the man that theolice are searching for. >> here at the apartment complex where sharif and his family lived, residents tell kron4 news that they are extremely alarmed about the events for the day. many like this resident decided to leave. >> the you know anything about this guy? >> no, not at all that is why i'm leaving. >> i have to go, thank you. >> you are leaving? >> right now i'm going to the bus stopped well my grandkids in the thin in. >> others tell us that they did not know him personally but the new residents that did know him, and they are baffled about what all happened. >> i know someone that knows him they speak highly of him yet is on show, he wrote a book so it seems very intelligent we do not know if something does happen if he is a black man on the run and people didn't jump to conclusions and i do not want to judge. >> kron4 will continue to cover this developing story coming up on our newscast tonight at 6:00 p.m. we will hear from victims' family members and show you how schools w

in san mateo, teresa estacio with kron4 news. >> new details about a deadly shooting in santa rosa.uspect had been arrested now for killing a man during a drug deal. the victim was killed on thursday while sitting in his car outside of a butcher shop on top row. police track to suspect the san mateo and arrested them on saturday. the third man was arrested during a traffic stop monday on highway 12 at farmers' grain. police believe they're still the fourth suspect on the loose. there is a new case of west now violent--was now virus and contra costa county. she's the third person to be affected and the 40th person since 2005 to become affected. two people died from the virus in 2006. city leaders will vote to outsource the police service at the san mateo county sheriff's office they say this will save more than $800,000 per year however, it would mean fewer officers on the street to the city. pulling >> occupied lands and is on the second day. any gain root on monday and hundreds of people attended today dozens of tents are planted in front of city hall and open this is part of the n

>>pam: mean time the team coverage continues as teresa estacio joins an all-star and help and suppliesquake on thursday. >>reporter: many shoppers to the kron4 news that thursday and earthquakes was a wake-up call. for some it was a reminder for them to evaluate emerging supply in other say it prompted him to get all of the shredding have the supplies they will need for emergency. >> do you have a kick? >> i do not, and my husband is a seismologist so we should have that. >> in terms of supplies i do not have it but i've looked at the gas meter to make sure i knew where to turn off. >> i do not have anything and i'm just thinking have to get together. >>pam: concord police had a highly visible presence at concord high school to the. they received in fact thursday afternoon. the fact claimed that there will be shooting at 10:00 a.m. on friday. parents were notified the police of the --classed were still held today. >> i heard people say there were a lot of cops here, but there are not that many. >>pam: short in the afternoon the concord police department reduced its presence have to the

teresa estacio spoke with the police about how they're trying to make the schools safe.reporter: here is what we are learning about these recent cases of alleged sexual assault right here at the campus, the first incident happened this past wednesday around 7:30 p.m. wednesday evening that is when the police say victim was walking by the spartan sports complex when all a sudden out and know where a man on a bicycle approach her and grab her inappropriately. the second incident happened about one hour later about 8:30 p.m. wednesday night that is one of the victim says that she was walking by herself near the south side of clark halt when a man approached her, the same suspect and grab her. police only had a vague description of the suspect saying that he was a hispanic male about 90 with spiky black hair and writing in the mx bikes, they also said the suspect was with a another hispanic male also the same age 10 on a be a mixed style bike. police say they're increasing patrols. >> we are trying our best to make sure that the campuses say if we are increasing visibility i

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employees retail store workers were able to watch video well past which was in all the stores teresa estacio reports customers were split as weather closing the store in his honor was appropriate. >>reporter: this was the scene at the apple store on chestnut street wednesday morning normally bustling with activity all was quiet and several white sheets hung from the ceiling blocking the public's view inside they watched a weathercast for the founder steve jobs and intensely private man cash prompted have this closely private event. some details have slipped out. such as this finger and songwriter and laura jones a scene on youtube she performed as well as cold plate and people like tim cook and apple ceo and former vice president al gore who was on the board of directors to the states to reminisce about the experiences with steve jobs. back at the store trouble morning customers stop by to shop only to find a place was to release shutdown for some the closures thing like an inappropriate gesture. >> everything is open all the time seven days a week sometimes 24 hours a day and to take a mome

in san jose, teresa estacio. >> reporter: in cupertino new details on the bloody rampage.ct shareef allman -- used a piece of wood to trap his victim's in sight. after shooting them. and using a two- wave radio. warmiwarning his victims-inside. the plant remains closed. >> reporter: someone cupertino, this victi also in cupertino, this victim was attending pc team meeting when shareef allman are right at the meeting. arrived at the meeting. the victim was able to protect themselves, by going under the conference table. and she'll the himself from more gunfire from shareef allman. >> reporter: this job fair on the mayor one of medica medical >> reporter: a recent armed robbery showing a local hero. >> a quick tourniquet with a belt. >> reporter: that is why the victim is recently released from a local hospital and survived. in oakland, haazig madyun kron 4 ♪ >> jacqueline: our big weather story is big changes to the forecast. yesterday it was still stormy today, clear skies and warmer temperatures. it is getting chilly. we saw the blue angels earlier and the first show will

teresa estacio reports tonight and says that site managers believe the earthquakes were a good test for the project. >>reporter: take it if-- about 300 workers are involved at this seismic project.--seismic project. >> we had to stop and check the work area, the braces, everything they will bring on we checked the tower, everything seemed fine and we're back to work. >> the stadium right now is put together in four parts the easiest way to explain it is like for blocks completely sitting next to one another and underneath and then there is a plane and what we call the north and south the smaller end of the rupture zones. the two of them could actually slide. [music] >> we have a live look outside and everywhere throughout the bay area this is a nice day today and the chargers are warmer as we expected but not too warm. in valleys are in the upper '70's and the low 80s this afternoon. '70's in the south bay and also for the bayshores. it is cooler closer to the coastline because of the sea breeze wind but that will slack off as we head into tomorrow. here are the following increase in te

teresa estacio spoke with authority to about this chase and why they are defending their actions taken by the officers. >>reporter: concord please tell kron4 news the officer that attempted to pull off looks--pull over the driver of this white truck is on paid administrative leave. that is what the investigation is underway. they will not release his name but they say he is a 20 year officer. >> we are deeply sympathetic and regret that this happened to him and that family. all indications is that he was operating in pursuit. these dynamically changing situations where we have to make these evaluations at second by second. >>reporter: the lieutenant tell us the officer was in the area helping out. >> that particular invested--police officer was involved in a homicide investigation. where the these two people were involved, is still not determined. >>reporter: police say they're not sure why the driver did not stop. but they said the driver and passenger were ex-convict. when they were arrested officers found a gun and drug the inside of the courtier--truck. >>pam: today in west oakland

as teresa estacio tells us she talked with a local mortgage expert that says help may be on the way. >> mr. mccormick has been in the mortgage industry for nearly 35 years he says he is not seen such troubling times and with the economy still struggling he predicts that the real-estate market will continue to struggle however he says these days he can see some positive signs. some >> we are starting to see people on the private money side of woman to lend to people that had other issues or eight bankruptcy recently because they believe in their stories, but there are more high as interest rates in more down payments required by you already start to see people putting money back in so they're the leaders now, the people in private financing would think that our industry leaders will follow suit. >>reporter: he also believes that those that were pushed out of the market during a short sale can help out. >> they can afford a home, and they have assets to put down an acting as that should be addressed. i would say in the near future they will start to look at these folks. >>reporter: alb

no doubt they're going to be putting together a memorial for shareef allman and the san jose, teresa estacio. >>catherine: the cement quarry where this began is still a impacted. kron 4's haazig madyun access to this is still closed off. >> reporter: the cement plant remains closed after the shooting on wednesday. take a look. you can see the deputy from the santa clara apartment is stationed. also yellow crime scene tape from the santa clara- police department. vehicles are not allowed up the hill. a u- turn-required. a worker showed up not knowing he was not going to be able to drive up. also a big rig parking on the side of the road. in cupertino, who haazig madyun kron 4. ♪ >>jacqueline: some live look sell side from our roof cam over san francisco. -south and the bay bridge looking outside-like. look at these clouds with shower activity today. some of this is almost savvier. earlier from oakland a funnel cloud. some of it--severe. if this action makeif it touches down it becoma tornado. we could see the waterspout or small hail associated with this system. the stormtracker 4 is showing

teresa estacio shows us how the movement spread to the north bay. >> here in san raphael, several hundred people gathered to participate in and occupy what street rally. for some, participating in this national movement is personal. >> the company got what, then it on again, so people that replace me are not being replaced. it is just going into a small number of people were running out of things. >> other states that are to be in a supportive of voice. >> i remember how was made no money in 80's i was a loser and all of the people are making no money and i'm making money and of course i want to help. i believe in this country and i'm here to support everyone. >> unlike other rallies in other cities, most people passing by were enthusiastic about the demonstration. >> probably is it this is the not a place, we're a small population there are a lot of people who are active here. >> in new york city were all this started, protesters took over the brooklyn bridge today. the city's police commissioner said the protest are costing taxpayers big money each day of the protest cost $70,000. the c

teresa estacio continues our team coverage. she talked with local mortgage experts whose said news coming out of the obama administration really may help homeowners who are stuck in a rut. experts claim that the new plan will help borrowers. >>reporter: this will help boroughs with little or no money in their home and they can gain access to current level rates. the refinancing program has been extended until the end of 2013. it was originally scheduled to end in june of 2012. the changes also mean that the process will be streamlined by way of a new appraisal acquired in the financial-- refinancing process. new appraisers cannot refinance because their home are under water. for many more--more kids brokers this is good news. >> this is a start. it depends on the markets, if you have different e-mail-- if you have a fannie mae or freddie mac loan, the new benefit. >>reporter: mortgage experts predict that the changes to refinance along with federal loans will help 1.6 million people nationwide. >>pam: meanwhile president obama

state is requiring mandatory boosters, of kids do not comply they can be sent home from school teresa estacio reports that an open where schools are trying to do a different approach to make sure that everyone complies. >> here in oakland take a look behind me, this woman is a nurse and she is a part of a network of nurses that are working in oakland unified school district to make sure that seventh through 12th graders did that will be cough booster. throughout the day a few students trickled in to get the shot mandated by the state in addition to having the site nurses, hope and is using 40 travel nurses to go around to schools. this is video taken last friday as the district rose to meeks-- meet the state's deadline. >> we have been working to inform parents for almost a year to a variety of needs, phone calls to their home, all dialer messages we're in the home stretch now we're trying to make the last final push to get to 100% compliance. >> despite their hard efforts there is still long way to go. >> we are checking out of the students could not have the consent letter and have not rece