kron 4's terisa estacio has the latest on the f-b-i search.in central california. >> reporter: just a short time ago i spoke with the of the i spokesperson for releasing this statement convicted serial killer wesley sherman tines recollections have occasionally....... able to locate a site that offers the best chance of recovering victims' remains. it take a look at this video. they claim that this well that has been excavated is not where he said the remains were. he told fbi investigators said this is the wrong place if they did not find car parts or trash. the fbi spokesperson also told kron 4 about they will be back on the site digging again on friday. terisa estacio, kron 4. >> pam: police all over the bay area are now using new technology to seek out the sounds of gunfire. shotspotter is a program that helps track gunfire and lead police to its exact location. four sensors pick up the sound of gunshots and can instantly locate on a map.where exactly the shots came from. >> we are here live in rural or clients, 24/7. our specialists have

our team coverage starts with.kron4's terisa estacio. she has the latest on the investgation. >> reporter: how did this happen? that is what investigators want to know you can see the damage when it struck on the eastern tower of the bay bridge. investigators say that the first order of business will see the pilot. he was ordered to maneuver thus vessel. members of the crew will also be interviewed. drugs and alcohol also be tested. human error. >> that is something that we will always consider. weather it did is the pilot or the captain. those are always factors. >> reporter: with eight other specialty team with another specialty team--and are running obstacles, to avoid at the bridge with one-quarter mile visibility. and adding that to the physical damage officials want to make sure that the damage does not leak into the bay. the coast guard is going to keep the vessel here which could be several months. to keep the investigators, satisfied. terisa estacio, kron 4 >> pam: we are also learning more tonight. about the bar pilot who was m

terisa estacio kron 4 . governor jerry brown provided an $850 million surplus.gitation will see a significant increase. the university of california will see an additional 21 for $50 million. and k-12 also will seek a $2.7 billion increase. $250 million = university level. and there is a bit of controversy districts with low income and those that need more help learning english should get more money. >> 40% of the students are poor. or low income. and under 20 percent do not speak english as their first language and are challenged. speaking english, fluently. that means that our future depends not on them just across the board but a disproportionate funding for those schools that have disproportionate challenges. and i know that it is controversial but it is fair and it is the right thing to do and it is just. >> reporter: some say this is easy to pass. but there is the chance that democrats could propose additional spending but not so since the governor. he wants to maintain a reserve. for the next economic downturn that the cuts will not be as devastating as t

terisa estacio, kron 4.uncil approved four crime- fighting measures this morning. including a an oakland connection to a pair of recent home invasion robberiesthat is what piedmont police into with the oakland police departmentin the wake of two violent home invasions on january 21st occuring within minutes on estates drive and arroyo avenue >> we are speaking with their investigators. to see if there is a connection. we know that there could be similarities, connection and it is nice. piedmont does not want to have to do with this by itself. >> pam: in addition piedmont police say they are working on a public safety plan that includes ramping up patrols throughout the city again, this fire started at an empty building in oakland. this is harrison from our helicopter partnership with abc seven. this three story vacant building and the crew is on zero the with live update, coming up the crew is on the way. [ male announcer ] subway has so many heart-healthy and delicious meals certified by the american heart

terisa estacio. kron 4 >> pam: if you are in the east bay. we found there is no shortage of the flu vaccine at contra costa health services. at the immunization clinic headquarters in martinez. we got a look at the supply. the county has all the different types of vaccines in stock. from the regular vial, the shot for children, the nasal spray and even the shot made just for pregnant woman. officials there tell us, there are plenty of shots to go around. contra costa public health clinics have given out 15- thousand flu shots thi year. >> so far, we have not had to turn anybody away. and flu season ends in march. >> the 16-year-old california boy accused of shooting a classmate has now been charged as an adult. bryan oliver is charged with attempted murder and other counts - in the thursday shooting at a high school in the southern california town of taft. one student was injured. people who know bryan say he was teased for his small stature. and that he was smart - and sometimes scorned for saying irreverent things. he reportedly targeted cl

terisa estacio spoke with people pepper waiting.ssue was getting the right thing but this is the first time that she is never gotten a flu shot am i have never gotten a flu shot. the why now? >> they are saying that it is definitely an issue. i am around geriatric patients frequently and i wanted to protect myself and others. >> issue is not the only one and two of the day there was a steady line of people. at this pleasanton safely. for some, this safeway in pleasanton. they also said that they wanted to make sure that they got the shot before getting sec. >> why did you come in and today? >> i have been meaning to get one into the was the first to the had an opportunity. plus i am going to be going back east and i want to be prepared. terisa estacio, kron 4 >> check this website out for flu.gov retail pharmacies are listed. you are able to navigate a retail pharmacy that will work for you. with shortages here, there, this is a great resource. >> pam: the man who gunned down two people on the richmond- san rafael bridge toll plaza

starts with terisa estacio. she's live on treasure island. terisa? >> reporter: the coast guard has ordered the vessel and not to go anywhere. and it digging into the investigation of why it swiped the tower # 6 of the bay bridge and the national transportation safety board has announced that it is investigating the crash is is that it is a major marine casualty with one half a million dollars in damage, so far. kron4's maureen kelly attended a coast guard briefing where they outlined their next steps in the investigation. >> reporter: tuesday investitgators interviewed the bar pilot. the local person tasked with helping to manuever the 752 foot vessel thru these waters.the captain and key members of the crew will also be interviewed.drug and alcohol testing is already underway. the coast guard says human error is one of the possibilities they are looking at. >> that is something that we will always look at is. pilot error, can lend her. >> reporter: inspectors and investigators plan to go thru every inch of the ship. including testing the navigation

kron 4's terisa estacio shows us what is happening now - as the community works >> reporter: - one by one, to provide extra security as school let out here at sutter elementary school. in antioch, and they were not the only parents flooded the streets the stories we're following at five. a near abduction has parents and teachers on edge in the east bay. now -- a scramble to make sure children are kept safe. and the apparent hoax which put three schools on lockdown in the south bay. kron 4 is on the scene -- next. developing right now at five. an east bay school is on high alert. it comes after an attempted kidnapping outside sutter elementary in antioch. kron 4's terisa estacio shows us what is happening now - as the community works to protect its children. look here as police show up - one by one, to provide extra security as school let out here at sutter elementary school. in antioch, and they were not the only ones here in force. but parents flooded the streets and school to pick up their children. see this line of cars. as it stretches out the schools' driveway and down the street

kron-4's terisa estacio shows us how tough it's been.rnick gear. >> reporter: here in the bay area, - kaepernick is also getting a lot of attention. as kron four's terisa estacio reports, one local store has it's team working overtime to keep #7 merchandise on the shelves. >> people want it as soon as they put it out, people come in to get it. you are looking at it. everything colin kaepernick. that jersey and you are not only going to get that one by your also going to get another one? >> absolutely. we are just 30 minutes from where kaepernick grew up. >> you better get it while you can. >> yes. >> the manager says that after the large victory the fans were flooding the store for official der and he predicts the same will happen after sunday against atlanta. what is your prediction for their victory? >> i think they're going to win! >> terisa estacio, kron 4. >> pam: if you're getting your first paycheck of the year. you might notice a smaller check. why it's probably not a mistake. >> cyclist lance armstrong comes clean.new details on

kron 4's terisa estacio is live out in oakland. where the meeting is underway.e latest? >> pam, you can see behind me that people are still lining up. within the 10 minutes, all of the inside seats were taken and even the overflow rooms are full. just a short time ago, as we spoke with some open residence. >> my main concern is residents as a overturned it for nearly 25 years public safety is number one. i do not know if he, alone is the answer. what i applaud is that this city is taking action to bring about a resolution. what i hope is that the solution that we do get are to properly suited for oakland and not just a quick fix. >> as a different police chief coming into oakland they need to stop the crime in the city >> reporter: those are just many people that have a lot to say about this issue will be here throughout the evening. bringing you the latest information on what they decide. terisa estacio, kron 4. >> pam: we are learning more tonight about what happened to an undercover o-p-d officer who was beaten and wounded in a shooting by suspected gang memb

terisa estacio, kron 4 news. >> pam: new tonight at eight. the c-h-p has released 9-1-1 calls from the bizarre "sideshow" stunt. that stopped traffic cold on interstate 880 near the oakland coliseum over the weekend. c-h-p investigators are currently reviewing videos from the incident. in an attempt to track down the drivers who are responsible. >> dispatcher: 911 what are you reporting? >> these severe tire tracks, are causing a huge fo traffic jam in front of the coliseum a. >> there is smoke everywhere. >> what kind of cars are there? pummel one has custom paint. people are coming in and out of their cars. >> they are doing this on the freeway? >> they are stuck on the freeway. this is ridiculous! >> pam: they are reviewing surveillance video and attempting to track down the drivers who are responsible. >> jacqueline: low 60s for santa rosa. 61 in fairfield. as we take a look at our current conditions. temperatures in the 50s for this time with it 50s and 60s in concord, hayward. as we look for the overnight hours it will stay mostly clear

terisa estacio, kron 4 news. >> and lakrsburg this huge redwood took down power lines.ere working late into the evening to clear the tree from baltimore ave. charles clifford, kron 4. >> there has been a spike and women for signing up for self-defense class's. >> one of these woman was attacked in san francisco. additional class's have been added. reporting in the newsroom, scott rates, kron 4. the oaklandon violence with two of the four murders this weekend work involving groups of people. these are people that are involved in 90% of the violence in oakland. >> chief jordan is enlisting help of the c h p, and the sheriff's department to help with this search of violence. haazig madyun kron 4. >> now, a look at this the fbi has been here for one week. they have only been doing site preparation. j. r. stone, kron 4 news. >> in san francisco the 49ers fever's this spreading. they are purchasing merchandise at justin herman plaza. the city is a buzzing. >> it definitely seeing a lot of red. >> oh my gosh! family it is like the world series for everybody is walking a round

fortunately we of not gotten sick. >> an lafayette, terisa estacio, kron 4 news. >> pam: for the first time in more than a decade. santa clara's county is voted the top economic region in the country! grant lodes is back with to grant. >> the report is titled "the silicon valley is back." it was released today and santa clara county has the top ranked economy in the nation. in 2011, the south bay was a distant 51st in the country. the san francisco, san mateo, marin region is lumped together and was rated number 36 in the country - up from 57 in 2011. and the east bay is number 155 - up from 168 a year ago. the santa monica based the study. it indicates the south bay claimed the top spot thanks technology industry. >> jacqueline: 60s expected for the weekend in several locations with upper 60s a look outside at the satellite and radar with this area of high pressure. it is driving the storm will to the north. not much rain for the next several days in fact, blue skies and warmer conditions. tomorrow, still chilly. 29 in napa santa rosa. for fairfield, also the 20's and 30's in concord,

as kron four's terisa estacio reports, one person in line said.he severity of this current flu season prompted vaccine. before it's too late. >> reporter: sandy kabealo was confident but a little nervous. confident she was doing the right thing by getting a shot. but a bit uneasy because this was the first time, she has ever gotten a shot. >> just never did it before. but with this season, and i work with elderly people it was the right thing to do. i think it won't hurt, >> reporter: and she was not the only one getting a shot. but throughout the day, there was a steady line of people coming into this pleasanton safeway to get the vaccine. for some - it was just a matter of timing. but with the season kicking into high gear, tehy all told kron four that they wanted to make sure tyhey got the shot before getting sick. >> i am heading back east. so i definitely want to be prepared. >> reporter: terisa estacio, kron 4 news. >> let me walk you through this website to. find a vaccine flu.gov just enter your zip code. these three locations you will be

kron four's terisa estacio looked into this today she joins us live from treasure island with more on what she found out. terisa? >> at the time of the incident monday morning officials say visibility at the bay bridge was down to a quarter mile. currently, if this ship was near several areas in the bay referred to as critical maneuvering areas. it would not have been allowed to proceed. and leave it's dock to head out to sea. harbor rules prevent vessels from taking off if visibility is less than a half of a mile. take a look at this list. it shows several of the critical manever areas. or cma's in the sf bay. the richmond bridge, the san mateo brdige, the oakland harbor and richmond harbor are on the list. but not the bay bridge. why not - officials say when the rules were put into place following the cosco busan tanker accident. it was debated and then decided it would be safer to allow passage around the bay bridge because blocking could end up causing a traffic jam of sorts and could lead to other serious consequences like vessels hitting one another. john berge was part of the n

>> yes. >> reporter: terisa estacio, kron 4. >> pam: jeff bush talks aboutthe san mateo city councilon monday that this 7-11 on the corner of san mateo drive and bellvue is in violation of the city's zoning laws and will have to shut down. the store has been open about a month but residents in the area have been upset ever since the word got out the store was setting up shop in this location. neighbors have complained about garbage trucks, loitering and other common things that happen around corner stores and say the store should not even be here in the first place. >> peter breining: there was no determination that this was ever legal. perhaps there was a building permit that was issued to convert the delicatessen into the existing 711 but that does not provide the legality of it. >> there was never any determination that this was ever legal by the city, yet, here we are. there is some process that happened at the city that we don't know issued to convert the old stangilini's deli into a 7- 11 but that doesn't confer legality on the property and that is really the issue. a family ru

kron four's terisa estacio has the latest. >> reporter: this pile of rubble sits in front of one of the destroyed in last saturday's blaze. and it is not the only one. but around the corner look at this, another heap of what used to be part of the buildings walls. a building that housed more than 40 adults and children. it is all a vivid and sad reminder of all the damage done. throughout the day, residents were allowed to come back and retrieve whatever belongings they had left. this is alida garcia. she has lived here for 25 years and raised her children here. >> reporter: what have you people to save? >> my son, my daughter they helped me take the difficult items that i have had. >> reporter: is this difficult? >> yes, i cannot sleep and it inot able to sleep. >> many people have gathered in the mission district. offering them a temporary housing and clothing. >> is going to be a struggle for many of these people. but i think the biggest struggle would be finding housing. some of these buildings are going to take a long time to repair. >> reporter: city supervisor also showed up the

to kron4's terisa estacio. >> reporter: eye witness, karen greigo says when she realized the smoke on the freeway was not an accident but a side show, she got scared. as the cars sped dangerously out of control. >> where you concerned someone was going to get hurt? >> hurt? i was concerned, that i was going to get hurt? i >> was fearful they were going to hit the wall and come over on our side. if they lost control, they would have crashed right into the crowd. greigo who didn't want to go on camera says she had her camera with her because she and a girlfriend had just trip on treasure island. >> right in the middle of the afternoon, it was just crazy. we could hear sirens coming. greigo also says she is glad the chp is investigating >> i am glad, they can have my video and enhance. >> it is just bad, concerned for families bad example, concerned they would copy them. >> reporter: terisa estacio, kron 4. >> pam: the reeway sideshow was not the only one around the bay area this weekend. kron4's stanley roberts will show us how widespread the problem is -- tonight on kron4 news at six.

as kron four's terisa estacio reports tonight, police say, this is just the beginning of their attempt to stem the latest crime wave in oakland >> reporter: with violent crime - such as this homicide - where a woman and man were shot while at a drive through restaurant.haunting the residents of oakland.. city officials in response - have launched a program called operation ceasefire. - a multi-agency plan focused on stopping crime on the streets. this friday. >> we have kept this promise and we know that when you commit this violence you are going to do everything to do to go after you >> multiple shootings and homicides. and victim's. in addition to detaining victim's they seized guns. >> this was linked to gang activity. associated. >> it is not clear how many of these detained will be arrested. but they are going to do everything officials deployed a part of the plan. as they executed 6 search warrants rounding up several known violent gang members. this is oakland police chief jordan >> we said it was going to stop, and we are doing something about it. >> reporter: in addition to d

we would sell more if there more out there, but just not a lot terisa estacio, kron 4. >> pam: when acould hit the bay area. is anyones guess. but we are learning tonight. what kind of damage a quake could do in san francisco. today the city put out a list of residential buildings which have the potential to be unsafe in a significant earthquake. there are almost 3-thousand addresses on the list. with 58-thousand people living in them. kron 4's justine waldman went to check them out. >> right here in the marina district is potentially not safe. the department of building inspections made the last. the majority of san francisco has places where they are not a safe. this a blue is rep. i looked at some of these addresses. and you could not really tell but there were some obvious cracks in the foundations. the architect /engineers were looking for an older frame and would framebuildings. that would be framed with made of wood chesty waldman, kron 4 news. >> pam: two masked gunmen robbed a san leandro home depot store. in the westgate shopping center tuesday night it happened just after 7

but as kron four's terisa estacio reports, hitting the bars will be one place officers hope to make arence this time around. >> a scorched muni bus. vandalism in the mission district. dozens of arrests. fires in garbage chans. it was not a pretty picture in the city following the giants big win. and police say they are not about to let that happen again. >> we have learned. >> deputy chief of operations john loftus says, one big change will be removing garbage cans so they can not be lit on fire. we learned that they were settign on fire, now we will have garbage day a day earlier. >> also loftus says there will be more patrols in the mission district. so that they can manage crowds that tend to pour out into that area. smaller to manage. is better. in addition, he adds, officers will hit the bars to make sure people are not drinking too much. lotfus says there are more steps they plan to take and are meeting regularly with other city officials to make sure everything can be done to make this special superbowl a safe one. >> happening tonight. occupy demonstrators are protesting the d

we go live to kron-4's terisa estacio. on treasure island. terisa? r >> reporter: the national transportation safety board is calling this a tragedy with one half million dollars as many independent agencies are causing and starting their own investigation. how did this happen? many people are asking. how this ship struck the tower of the bay bridge. the first order to piece together what happened will be a series of extensive interview with the pilot. he was the local pilot test would help to maneuver the 1,752 ft. vessel through the bay waters. in addition, the captain, and key members of the crew will be interviewed. drug amber stand out all will be performed and investigators are waiting. truck & alcohol -- testing will be and drug testing. >> that is something that we're always going to be checking in. if it is the pilot, that is all factors. while investigators meet with crew there will be a specialty investigation looking for navigation equipment on board. designed to help obstacles around the bridge there was a one- quarter mile visibility on

as kron four's terisa estacio reports, the airport was forced to shut down operations for most of theay. as special crews had to come in and retrieve the damaged plane. >> reporter: this is a view from above the scene. the four passenger cessna columbia went straight down into slough after failing to stop on the runway.while trying to land here at the san carlos airport. see for youself how the plane is just stuck. airport officials say two passengers on board, including the owner were uninjured. and fortunately walked away from the crash. a witness tells kron four news he knew something was wrong as the plane came into the airport. >> i noticed the plane in an unusual position. and it was just a couple of hundred feet away from the hotel and in the distance i thought that was quite unusual as he was trying to make a landing. wrong altitude. >> this all happened around 1015 monday. the airport was immediately shut down. as federal authorities came in to investigate. here's a view from near the wreckage. airport officials identified the owner - harry drajpush right there in the brown s

as kron four's terisa estacio reports friends are also talking about alyssa. >> reporter: news that theirend alyssa bryne passed away in south lake tahoe has hit her friends very hard. for chantel kelly it is has really been tough. she was with alyssa new years eve. right before she went missing. >> everyting one is like i should have done this. we should have been with her. jasmine taylor says she still can't believe her friend is now gone. >> i cannot even believe what is going on and i have no words it is just crazy. i was just talking to her. >> reporter: as friends dropped by flowers. everyone talked about how alyssa made friends with everyone. and loved by so many. >> thinking of the times that we had to together and i met her in eight great. she did not know me push you is always coming to my rescue. >> she was so cute. >> she had a tatto saying she loved her family. >> reporter: another friend. has made this plaque to give her family >> i am going to painted in the middle with the animals and give it to her mother and help her mother cope. my heart really goes out to them. >> repo

to kron 4's terisa estacio. >> reporter: eye witness karen greigo says when she realized the smoke on the freeway was not an accident but a side show, she got scared. as the cars sped dangerously out of control. >> where you concerned someone was going to get hurt? i was concerned, that i was going to get hurt? i was fearful they were going to hit the wall and come over on our side. if they lost control, they would have crashed right into the crowd. greigo who didn't want to go on camera says she had her camera with her because she and a girlfriend had just returned from a sight seeing trip on treasure island. >> right in the middle of the afternoon, it was just crazy. we could hear sirens coming. >> reporter: greigo also says she is glad the chp is investigating >> i am glad, they can have my video and enhance. for families bad example, concerned they would copy them. >> jacqueline: a bit mild. the wind was dropping keeping-temperatures from temperatures dropping it is right now stall, stall 47 but 44 with 50s in a number of places. the current wind speeds at half moon bay. sustained

. >> reporter: many will be attending that meeting terisa estacio, kron 4. >> pam: secretary of statelary clinton delivers an emotional account of the murder of ambassador christopher stevens and three others in libya last year. in that long- awaited testimony on capitol hill. secretary clinton was grilled about last septembers attack on the diplomatic compound in benghazi. the attack prompted a scathing review of state department procedures. catherine heenan has more. >> the secretary of state knew this was going to be a long day. she and the state department - accused of not doing enough to protect embassy workers. not making sure americans heard clear, honest answers as to what happened the night 4 americans died here in benghazi. >> madam secretary, you became this as".death trap." >> i would of relieve you of a post. >> the american people deserve answers and they certainly do not deserve a false answers. >> "with all due respect.we have four dead americans.what difference does it make." >> i also wanted to show you the excellence you showed. >> catherine: in contrast.democrats w

kron 4's terisa estacio is live in oakland tonight. where the city council is hearing from those concerned residents. terisa? >> reporter: things are really heating up in oakland. let me show you this hall just one of many rooms that they have been forced to open in dealing with these large crowds. here is video that we took just a few moments ago from inside city hall. you can see for yourself nearly 270 people have a registered to speak tonight about this controversial issue of. and controversial contract here is what some had to say (poor audio) (cheers & applause) why not use that money to keep the schools open? >> i have done a lot of research on bratton and what we found was foundstop and frisk .. >> this is not a necessary expenditure. we could use that $250,000 to open up the parks in the city that could help the youth. >> reporter: this is still keeping with this meeting is just getting started with just one of many people that have scheduled to speak in to do with the overflow crowds. we are going to stay on this story and the

kron four's terisa estacio went to an east bay store hoping to get vaccinated before its too late.onfident confident she was doing the right thing by getting a shot. but a bit uneasy because this was the first time, she has ever gotten a >> sot/tc: just never did it before. but with this season, and i work with elderly people it was the it won't hurt, and she was not the only one throughout the day, there was a steady line of people coming into this pleasanton >> for some - it was just a [ female announcer ] this is a special message from at&t. [ male announcer ] it's no secret that the price of things just keeps going up. [ female announcer ] but we have some good news. it's our bundle price promise. [ male announcer ] a price you can definitely count on, for two whole years. from at&t. [ female announcer ] a great price for a great triple-play bundle. [ male announcer ] call now. bundles with u-verse tv, internet and home phone start at $89 a month. now get the same great price for two years. [ female announcer ] switch today and get a total home dvr included, free for life. [ ma

kron4's terisa is estacio is live at the meeting in san francisco with the latest. terisa?erine, the agency is trying to help the victims. it take to advocate the damage. you can see this pile of rubble. nobody is allowed the windows are dark and it is not just this building. take a look as we see it is this other building and that damage is extensive. these buildings go all the way back into that alley. throughout the day residents retrieved whatever belongings they could. now they are trying to put this in friends and families. tonight and adding to that agencies are trying to extend help with offerings of temporary housing for earlier i spoke with how this is impacting her. she is a resident. >> it is so hard. i have lived here for 25 years. and looking now on the street. >> reporter: what have you been able to salvage? these are your grand children? >> yes my granted children wanted me to take it difficult things. >> very difficult i am not able to sleep and i'm crying every day. but i am going to get through it this is my house. that is my life. >> reporter: she is sta

reporting live, terisa estacio, kron 4. >> pam: a candlelight vigil is about to begin tonight.the woman set on fire over the weekend in the bayview district of san francisco. allegedly by her boyfriend. 25-year-old starr lamare sustained life threatening injuries. the man accused of the crime is in custody. 22-year-old dexter oliver faces charges of attempted murder. kron four's philippe djegal is live at glide memorial church where the vigil will take place. philippe. >> reporter: pam, itunes spoke with the family. her aunt just stop -- i just spoke with the family. and they say that her condition is improving. she had surgery today and they're hoping for the best. the vigil is scheduled to start at about 6-15. the public is invited to show up. it was originally planned to happen outside of saint francis hospital where 25- year-old starr lamare is being cared for. but at her families request for privacy. the vigil was moved here. glide memorial church is partnering with the san francisco domestic violence consortium to host the vigil. starr lamare is a mother of three. right n

. >> terisa estacio kron 4 news. >> a government study has found leafy green vegetables at the leadingllnesses. however, the most full related deaths were from contaminated chicken and other poultry. the cdc estimates roughly 48 million people get sick from food poisoning each year. that includes 128,000 hospitalizations and 3000 deaths. >> if there is nice weather on the way we will be back with 8:26 is the time. we are focused on our gorgeous weather in the bay area. nastily let's take a look at some of the weather-- nationally and as take a look at some of the other weather. >> we are seeing some really interesting weather right now across the country. we've pulled this new video in to kron 4 to show you the contrast between different states. >> on the left is fargo, north dakota where people are still shoveling their way out of the snowy conditions. >> the check out illinois and missouri, they're totally different things. chicago is enjoying temperatures above 60 degrees, which is the heat wave that is for that area. >> but it will not be long, last long it is expected to get back

terisa estacio, kron 4. >> jacqueline: the big weather story is that this is not budging. 59 degreess will look outside at satellite and radar some high cloud coverage. with high clouds right offshore. we will get a reversal and that they will come from our inland valleys keeping things dry and warmer. with 40's. 40's and richmond, hayward, and san jose. for the afternoon will be looking at 60s. this is low 60s for the entire bay area. 65 degrees in santa rosa. 621 concord. a look a your extended forecast. warm. it will get under way and it will continue for thursday. friday, still mild. slightly cooler temperatures >> , now upper voted a rare sighting in the next edition of people behaving badly. look at you guys with your fancy-schmancy u-verse high speed internet. you know, in my day you couldn't just start streaming six ways to sunday. you'd get knocked off. and sometimes, it took a minute to download a song. that's sixty seconds, for crying out loud. we know how long a minute is! sitting, waiting for an album to download. i still have back problems. you're only 14 and a half. he

kron4's terisa estacio is standing by with new information on the search. happening in central california. terisa? >> reporter: i just spoke with an fbi spokesperson they have been digging through the remains. however, as they finally tried to find out if there are human remains, there are accusations that they are possibly taking of the wrong spot. sherman time, the convicted killer said that they are making huge mistakes. take a look. shermantime he says the this is not where he told them to dig. he said that this is yards away from where to dig. from death row, he said that this was wrong. and if they did not find car parts or trash than there were and are wrong spot. it is not clear if they have been encountering those items but they have been responding to what he had to say. coming up at 6:00 p.m. what the fbi said. with two weeks of prep work behind them, an fbi spokesperson confirms with have begun digging and sifting through dirt lifted place - yards from where he trash in the old well. coming uip on kron four news >> pizza chain, has allegedly conf

terisa estacio, kron 4. >> reporter: investigators said this vallejo say that it was a and 911 call fromo this and 90 year-old mother's body. >> after we searched the home the evidence was found. >> reporter: there is conviction in 1966 for the rape and murder of two juvenile girls and contra costa county. he had paroled 20 years later. >> reporter: haazig madyun kron 4. >> reporter: >> in the volatile, this fiery crash was the driver of the big rig in vallejo- this westbound 37 collision the driver fell 50 ft.. the big corporate it burst into flames and to citizens and an off-to the paramedics were able to get one of the driver out but he was able he died at a hospital. this fatal crash is still under investigation. maureen kelly, kron 4. >> reporter: fbi investigators are reached the bottom of the swell. they believe that there are human remains. victims of the speed freak killers. but they say that it is too watered feet deep.they believe 0 ft. deep. and if they believe that there are bone fragments it will still be an ongoing process. j. r. stone, kron 4. >> reporter: this new study

. >> in san francisco terisa estacio. >> still ahead we're learning new details about what caused theilots to run the tanker into the bay bridge. we will outline his route. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. it is a chilly start. we will give you more on the news, head lines, traffic and weather. >> >> we are backed at 4:45. >> the year 2012 was officially follow the trend for 36 consecutive years global temperatures and above average. >> that is according to the latest figures released by the end o a a. the 48 contagious states-- contentious stays in the u.s. experience the war is year on record top 1936, the previous record holder. >> when it comes to temperatures around the world on the year in 20 of century was warmer than 2012 that was 1998. >> i think the appropriate word dance is freezing. you see a lot of twenties out there in fact temperatures almost identical to where we were 24 hour ago. surprisingly the national weather service did not issue a freeze warning or a frost advisory. temperatures certainly warrant it. fairfield 29. 28 in navato. oakland at the freezing mark.

>> i predict that went in san francisco a terisa estacio. >> send us uyour niner fan follows.on 4 face book page. >> temperature wise we are doing better year compared to 24 hours ago. you can see on golden gate bridge look at the sunshine a beautiful shot the blue skies. not a single cloud in the sky. temperatures now are in the mid-40s in downtown san francisco. is cold and vallejo 35. fairfield as well. antioch at 40 degrees. santa rosa is called at 32 degrees. navato the mid '30's. napa at 39 degrees. slower to warm up in the north bay. we will get there by the afternoon. another beautiful day it will be milder. tomorrow more sunshine even warmer. after that the average will get above average by the weekend. our extended forecast is looking dry. we do have change is coming this way. it will not be dry and sunny forever. >> satellite and radar pictures show averaged sitting of the cult will get closer and closer and building. it will stay sunny and dry for the next several days. hall also each progressive day we will warm up a little more. it will be a slow warm-up. it will