>>darya: guess the right coming home is going to be a tough one kron4's terisa estacio joining us liverom jeff london square with more there. >>terisa: the lines are building as we speak. you can see behind me this is what it looks like at this hour here at the jack london square. the ferry terminal print wasting an extremely long lines. you can see right over here we have a bold this is one of a boat from six normally. i can understand that people are cranky and grumpy. i think that is the moved-moved of the day. people are getting up hours early. earlier than normal. just to get to work. they are san this is frustrating to deal with. there is parking but they also tell me to be patient. there are long lines tried to get into a spots. certainly frustrating for everybody. >>j.r.: people who are and their cars that would otherwise be using bart. are not fasttrack users. they are not professional commuters. that's why we see this opening here i would say at the san mateo bridge is your normal commute route you should consider heading south to the dunbar and save yourself some trouble for

kron four's terisa estacio is on scene, terisa? >> this is a developing situation.n upper hand on this fire. it is now men and downgraded and they are checking on hot spots. they stated they will be out here all day. this brought out about 5:15 a.m.. there are about 75 units. people tell me that they heard screams and saw flames. they stated that they dropped down to the ground and did what they could to get out. i spoke to residents who stated that they did not know exactly what was going on but they hurt a lot of commotion. when mom and stated that she heard people screaming help. >> fire marshal stated that the latest count is that four people were taken to hospital and one was seriously injured. they have set up a red cross center to help people who are displaced. here is a picture to the left actually to the right where people have been evacuate three it you concede that this man here was telling me that he was able to get out with this six month old baby. he stated that they only have was on their backs and that they do not even have diapers for the baby. this

downtown san francisco, terisa estacio, kron 4 news.emperatures outside or in the upper 50s. away from the coast we were in the upper 70's for portions of the water areas >> jacqueline: that temp right now is chilly still, mild in fairfield and livermore. as we look at the satellite and radar we are still seeing those high clouds. and also things to that week storm system. that is going to keep the fog in place. we are going to see stronger winds to malraux. tomo- for the east bayshore. and even for the east bayshore. it is going to clear pretty early. by noon, near the coast. chilly to start. temperatures in the 40's. santa rosa, napa, and also sunnyvale. we are going to rebound pretty nicely. warmer conditions and even at the '70s for the inland valleys. pleasanton, livermore, pittsburgh. 60s for the east bayshore. low 60s along the coast. and downtown san francisco, 64 degrees. here is a look it your extended forecast a bit warmer tomorrow. and monday, tuesday, low 80s inland. even upper 70's for the bayshore. upper 50s for the coast

. >> with a bart trains back up and running now for almost two hours kron4 terisa estacio is live athe walnut creek bart station with a look at how things are going there had to recent >> everyone here is happier as it should say they are still not very pleased that there was a strike to begin with. >> all the trains are running that are running at a delayed pattern appeared >> earlier this morning we were out here and we got a live picture of what it looked like when people were lined up and that gate lifted up after the announcement that the bart strike was over but attentive perspective. >> the bart workers still have to vote on the agreement that was agreed upon last night appeared >> on the platform you can see everybody is lined up and ready to go passengers this morning to share their thoughts on how they were pleased that the trains were back up and running but they still have some big concerns. >> " i think that they need to do something about the way that they handle the strike " a lot dewlaps >> a don't know if this for sure but i am happy that they are back up and running

kron 4's terisa estacio joins us live from jack london square in oakland this morning. terisa? >> a lot of people of there are not smiling because they had to get up early. that has to find alternative ways to get to work. >> first, how are you feeling about the strike? >> i am exsolve stood waiting.exhausted. >> there are a lot of people like that. people are just across the. >> we are cranky. this is our routine and we depend on bart. i am just tired. >> what do you think as far as this notion that stashed do you think this is deck in favor? >> i honestly do not know. i just wanted to come to a conclusion. >> what about in july, how did it affect you? >> thank goodness i was not commuting to a severance the skull and it was okay. i have friends who were out there and they do not want to go through. >> the knowledge of the lines when i get ready to come home is stressing me out. >> the first seri already took off.ferry already took off >> this is a challenging the commute. i am thankful. >> we appreciate everyone's talking to us. we are looking for tweets and you can send us y

. >> kron 4 terisa estacio is still alive on the scene of eight accidents that occurred near cancan't cross geary road. this is a major in about an out about our interior. >> looking at the bridges, we are not tracking any hot spots. it appears to be a lighter than normal commute not just because it is friday but a lot of people had anticipation that bart would be closing. they make alternate plans. it is a light ride. over on 92 it is likewise with lighter than usual traffic. we're still tracking only 11 minutes. >> we are updating of your drive times. we're checking the maps. look at the east shore freeway. it is still about 12 to 30 minutes with no delays for west 24 or assault 680. we do not have any signs of congestive. 580, is still heavy to alta mount pass as expected but not unusually so. there was an accident on the dumbarton bridge, westbound at 84 but it has been cleared. 101 this soul between the 280, 6 a, 880 interchange. the north bay ride is still delay free. train at 3 05 was taken out of service because they had mechanical problems. there will be some northbound delay

and san francisco terisa estacio kron 4 news. >>james: the antioch family that owned to the rebels who were euthanize for attacking a little boy. 10 year-old hunter kill born was attacked now hunters mother is worried about the mental affect the neighbors replacement cables will have on her son. >>: it's kind of interesting and disturbing at the same time that they would do that. so close to everything that happened. the kind of makes me wonder. >>: hunter says the new dog scare him but the family is planning to move to a new neighborhood and a couple of weeks >>darya: it is 711. we'll be back with more and a couple of minutes. plastic is live look at one of our cameras now which shows shoot female narrator: the mattress price wars are on the mattress price wars are on at sleep train. we challenged the manufacturers to offer even lower prices. now it's posturepedic versus beautyrest with big savings of up to $400 off. serta icomfort and tempur-pedic go head-to-head with three years' interest-free financing. plus, free same-day de

kron4's terisa estacio is alive with an update. terisa: it is going to be enhanced service that will be enough fact instead of a normally eight boats and there will be 12 which will enable the service to move 20,000 passengers. that is a radical departure from the normal 6000 on a normal day. the first vote takes off at 5:00 a.m., in a vallejo but here at jack london and square 530 this morning% there's also going to be extended service this morning and throughout the day and there is a this important note. there will be enhanced service for this week and if the strike carries through saturday and sunday. that's a lot information and there's a lot more. we put this all on our web site at kron4 dot com. there some special tabs you can go and to the website link on that and find out when those services are going to be it for you. as you can see where there's nobody really setting up commuter wise yet but we are going to be out here for a while. we will love to hear from you on our twitter pages. if you're at the vallejo terminal right

this after they rejected a new contract agreement as kron4 terisa estacio reports, commuters are not happy that the area is facing this a threat. >> " if both go on strike it will bring this city to a halt. >> i don't know why both are trying to strike in the same week appeared >> " this is the first time in 30 years that i have been using bart and ac transit and the fact that both may strike at the same time it's a problem. july >> time now is 7:16 a.m.. >> the we are waking up to clear skies. >> temperatures are on the cooler side appeared >> santa rosa is in the upper '30's right now. >> it is 50 in oakland and san jose appeared >> a look at futurecast for what was the the '60s by lunch time. >> by 3:00 p.m. to the jews will be in the '70s. and some at 80 degree temperatures later this evening. >> breezy conditions are expected for the higher elevations later this evening. >> if you like a warm weather will see today in the south bay. allied today campbell will be at 82 or 83 degrees as well as evergreen. the >> '80s in the san ramon valley. allied and downtown san francisco check

police have not released a composite sketch 3 kron4's terisa estacio reports of ford is holding a newsas neighbors and workers at the facility are calling for word about what they say were horrible conditions. >>terisa: hearing castro valley several neighbors told me something was wrong for month said they say that they saw elderly people who lived at the facility wondering by themselves in the neighborhood. they said they also saw ambulances and law enforcement come here daily to the facility. they say they called the state but nothing happened. the state did shuddered the facility last thursday and not a cook who worked at the facility after it was shut down is speaking out. he told the san francisco chronicle that he stayed here over the weekend. as well as this afternoon at 2:00 law enforcement with the alameda county sheriff's department plans to hold a news conference about what has happened here at this care facility. a lawyer for the honors as of that to the owner and are fighting the shutdown and that they want a hearing. and castro valley, terisa estacio kron4 knows vernews.

>>darya: kron4's terisa estacio fruit flies are taking over and cupertino >>terisa: they will be strainedles. i'm here in this neighborhood it could close to highway 85 and cupertino. state workers recently defected to fruit flies. fruit flies are a pest of some 230 fruits. they can lead to the introduction of contraband fruit st. workers will be treating about 10 square miles in their effort to try and get rid of the fruit flies. these stations will be set up high enough so that they will not be within reach of the child pets or any adults. in cupertino, terisa estacio, kron 4 news. the professor say the main hospital revealed to them the national highway traffic safety administration says there's no indication at caused by a safety defect. the tesla model s hit road debris on a freeway. the debris then punctured a shield and the battery, touching off a fire that engulfed the front of the car. the driver escaped without injury and firefighters put out the flames. - u.s. auto safety regulators have decided not to open a formal investigation into the oct. 2 fire that damaged a tesla electr

up their running after a four day strike and they too are picked up this morning bridge kron4 terisa estacio an update. >>terisa: people were very disappointed kind of standing about questioning what's going on. we have some video that it wants to show you because the people were standing by the signs checking their watches and all of a sudden look over and there you go through the gates were lifted and they rushed to the platform to grab that the first train as 6 04 coming into the bart station. everyone was so happy that finally the bart strike as we all know it right now is over. we did some interviews on the platform. listen to what people have to say. >>: so excited. all my way to work right now. a very excited that they are up and running again for it >>: it's been such a pain and the neck to try to get to the city and if i'm not there people don't have ministerial service. so i am delighted. >>: yesterday was horrible. without bart it is very hard for our commuters for it >>terisa: you can see that train rolling out of the station on its way to san francisco. that care live you can se

kron four's terisa estacio reports. >> reporter: possible strike for iran's a.c. transit system would be catastrophic. that's why they had asked the governor to step in. >> possibly have been preparing for some time now with a letter hand delivered to the governor this morning. what we would tell the governor is that the strike would really impact life in the bay in area as we know it. and surely he would know it as a resident of oakland. we have not her word yet but is still early. we do have a strike deadline that is looming. >> reporter: altar to a ski week of the place or you plan to put in place at the strike does take place? >> if we do not have operators we cannot run our service. >> catherine: we talked to one a-c transitwho says he feels there's a disconnect between the rank and file -- and their >> this is more than just a money thing. our lives are on the line as well. we are trying to get people back and forth at the same time we do not know if we will make it home. >> catherine: the thought of two transit strikes is more than awe talked to the metropo

coming up at 858 and will have an update from the festival with kron4 says terisa estacio. >> coming news. gravity was number one at the box office a again, coming up after the break we will take a look at the top three movies of the weekend. mçó4+y?i look at them with that u-verse wireless receiver. back in our day, we couldn't just move the tv wherever we wanted. yeah, our birthday entertainment was a mathemagician. because if there's anything that improves magic, it's math. the only thing he taught us was how to subtract kids from a party. ♪ let's get some cake in you. i could go for some cake. [ male announcer ] switch and add a wireless receiver. get u-verse tv for $19 a month for 2 years with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. >> new this morning, a six year-old boy is dead after drowning in a poll on a carnival cruise ship. the ship arrived this morning at a port miami. in a statement, carnival says the the ship " victory " was on the last leg of a 4 day cruise when the boy drowned yesterday. he was with his at tent your older brother in the pull at the time. passengers pul

as kron four's terisa estacio reports, crews are scrambling to deal with the damage.at the glenpark bart station, in sf you won't believe what our cameras uncovered take a look for yourself at this video. look at all of this graffiti it is on the walls, the elevator, stairs, curtesy phone and even here on the platform especially designed for blind commuters. >> reporter:on wednesday kron four found one janitor trying to tackle the huge chore of repairing the damage done. we have learned that a plan is in the works on how to tackle cleaning up all of this >> reporter:because some damage is near the tracks like you see here officials say it can only be done at night when the station is closed and the trains are not running. also, maintenance crews say that high powered tools will have to be brought in to handle most of the inside. commuters say it is just awful - what has been done here. >> reporter: kron 4 news got this photo of approves cleaning up these bart cars and up graffiti. absurd shameful hope bart cleans it up soon >> reporter:kron four news has learned. bart

neighborhood in meagerly after city officials call the situation a state of emergency. >> kron4 is terisa estacio ordered the company to make changes in immediately and should down the line appeared >> city officials questioned the 83 pilots say that it had a role similar to the pipe that erupt in the san bruno explosion perry >> that explosion as you know killed eight people. >> recent water tests could have weakened the pipe. >> pg&e officials consider to say the pipes are safe and are taking steps to ensure its safety. >> pg&e officials say that they believe the switch over could take up until tuesday. >> time now is 9:37 a.m. we will be back some intese moments at the o.co over the weekend when a fan gets out of control and startgs attacking secirty guards take a look the vidwo was postedby live leak do.com you can see just how out of contgrol the fan in the beige shirt sgets he confronts not only the secuirty guards but oakland police and when tehey had enoug, the fan gets tasered and subdued. three time indeanapolis 500 winner dario franchitti involved in a serious crash that hurt 13 specta

kron4 terisa estacio is there for us. >> this day is bittersweet.for years of this will be her last one. >> this is our eighth year. i want to promote healthy walking. we round up this crowd and have a big walk. >> next year is middle school and we will not be walking. i wanted to go out with a bank.g. this comes due to a horrible tragedy where a 12 year old died when she was back riding her bike home from school. >> i am sorry for the family's loss and that is why we have officers here to promote this. we also have a crossing guard to promote safety. >> everyone is asking for drivers to be cautious. >> we will be right back as the kron4 morning news >> we will be right back as the kron4 morning news colook at them with that u-verse wireless receiver. back in our day, we couldn't just move the tv wherever we wanted. yeah, our birthday entertainment was a mathemagician. because if there's anything that improves magic, it's math. the only thing he taught us was how to subtract kids from a party. ♪ let's get some cake in you. i could go for some cake.

a tree was knocked down in oakland and that is where we find kron4 terisa estacio. >> residents heres of the trees that were down. a family came down here and they have been busy. all around the corner, take a look at this video. it you can see how this treaty went down as carter and at first, i looked closely and you can see how the wind cracked the windshield and the back of the car is shattered glass and was everywhere. >> you do not want to wake up to this on your car. we saw some more in damaged but people have been very busy trying to pick up everything that was summoned from. i talked to residents and they stated that they have lived here for 30 years and they have never heard anything like this. >> developing news right now, this could be the last friday that bart trains could be running. that is because unless there's a deal in place, bart workers will go on strike next friday night. kron4 will tran is live at the meeting headquarters in oakland. >> new information to pass along that if you are a it your common your ride barred, you will minded the nose out of the blue. miss

and san francisco terisa estacio kron 4 news. >>: for the second year and a road to try tiger a's pitcher justin per lender has ended the athletics season. the deciding game of the division series. our lender pitching another gem. the a's never even had a base runner until josh reddick walked in the sixth inning. miguel cabrera hit day to run homer off a sunny gray for the tigers and the tigers beat the a's three to nothing as they move back to the american league championships. detroit now plays boston who the american league championship and the dodgers play the st. louis cardinals and the national league championship. hats off load to the athletics and bob melvin for an impressive season. coming up december 45 we will have a more on the tough a's lost. we will be right back as the whatoes at first spooul tte le? ok. hoy bunches oats. ching! mmmm! mmmm! mm! it's thoats. honey. yeah. hoy bunches oats. is ia grt cereal. back in our day, we couldn't just move the tv wherever we wanted. yeah, our birthday entertainment was a mathemagician. because if there's anything that improves magic, it

. >> tonight kron4 has team coverage terisa estacio talked to a couple who narrowly escaped the flamesbut first rob fladeboe is live at the scene in redwood city. >> what are park barber says anyone who was on the fourth floor is likely to be alive and this evening. >> we have some video that will show you search teams and they could buy a dog looking for bodies at the time there were four people still missing and they have now been accounted for and that is the good news no loss of life here. >> but there is plenty of damage here to go around. airline it was a rule measure at 5:00 this morning people screaming and alarms going and people trying to get out. >> it was the fourth story apartment building people evacuate themselves as well as others who needed to be backing away from elevators. >> you can see how the fire was burning through the roof of the apartments the roof collapsed it was a chaotic scene. >> the fourth for is for the fire had started their >> your chances of an accidental fire occurring i want to be great whether it is cooking cabblecandles. allied for people suffere

kron 4's terisa estacio shows us the video.e person behind it. (male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> reporter: here at the pacifica police department investigators have focused on a man that may have this video. and they say that ever since it was posted on a public web site they have received numerous calls or about the mormon hiking nearby was a victim of a crime. >> reporter: the man that has not been identified was not cooperating >> he was not very cooperative with the detectives. he had did put out there than he had not contacted were or harmed her. it was his point of view and that he had not committed to commit the crime. >> would suggest that you always walk with a companion are biting when you are walking or on a trilled summer like that and have yourself from handy to call for medical assistance or police. >> some people for whatever reason have that in mind. >> reporter: valdez, victim's sister. the official plans for justin valdez viewing and burial update for those who hav

and as kron4's terisa estacio reports -- people were happy trains were >> so excited!y to work right now very excited that they are up and running again! >> and the minister of the church and if i am not there and can have a minister all services. >> i was supposed to take a bus this morning but i did not see it open. >> catherine: bart ridership was down about 40-percent compared to a typical tuesday morning. that means about 68- thousand fewer riders between 4 to 10 a-m this morning. >> catherine: some commuters did ride the free charter buses provided by bart at the nine east bay stations. about 22-hundred people used the buses this morning. >> reporter:the bart strike is over -- and now governor jerry brown announced that he will seek a cooling-off period in the labor dispute between a-c transit and its unions tomorrow. >> reporter:on monday, the board of investigation, appointed by the governor last wednesday issued its findings. >> reporter:the report concluded that a strike will cause "significant disruption in public transportation services and significant harm

as kron four's terisa estacio reports, this years winner set a world record. >> reporter:well this isanormous pumpkin behind me is the big winner of the annual contest here in half >> reporter:it weighed in at well, we will get to that in a minute. it was a world record. >> reporter:so how did he do it well, this year there were 55 entries organizers started early in the morning sizing up all of pumpkins >> reporter: do you ever think that you could grow a pumpkin that size? >> no way! >> take them off the trucks and let them see will the winner in its letter on. i've been coming out here for four or five years. >> reporter:there was a lot of tension and a lot of pressureand a lot of competition. these students were on hand to weigh in on weigh off >> reporter:attending this event is both a local affair we love coming out as something people go out of their way to attend >> reporter:in the end with three pumpkins closing in on the contest it was this one, weighing in at 1985 pounds that took top honors. this is grower gary miller >>gary miller i am so happy >>miller wins a big cash pr

as kron four's terisa estacio reports, at cal today, scientist randy schekman talked about what it wast call. >> reporter: randy sherman was very humbled by receiving this award. he'd only this week for if you hours when the phone rang and he was trembling when he picked it up. >> the chair of the nobel committee i happen to know him because i sat on another committee with him a few months ago. and he assured me that it was not a crank call. i did not think that it was going to happen and the new ec about what you're going to say about all like it to shake and say oh my god o my god. >> ptolemy every year that time was wasting and that i'd better hurry up. >> reporter: his work has led to several break through technologies with hepatitis b vaccines and insolence. celebrating his success was his deputy students and along with his family. >> catherine: no ticket.no i-d.no problem. for a 9-year-old boy. airport and airline officials are investigating how he managed to sneak past security. and get on a flight headed to las vegas without a ticket last week. the plane left minneapolis and no

as kron four's terisa estacio reports. >> reporter: you are not seen thinks you are actually seen formernt jimmy carter with a hammer in his hand. you see right here, they have been involved in habitat for humanity for years. and brought here to this home in san jose with this couple that is to arm in arm with the former president and first lady. they are the owners of the newly purchased home. it is a huge surprise. >> my son is a little kid. he want to play an want his own house but he now he has his new house with a back yard he comply. he can play. >> reporter: is not just in san jose but they have projects in oakland and a community project in lake cunningham park the carter say they like coming out to help end make dreams come true for people. >> jacqueline: temperatures in the '60s and '70s. 77 in livermore and south bay be our into los 70's. at the close ally is chilly up there today with 55 in half moon bay and the lands have been gusty this afternoon. picking up near the coast and in the north bay cooler temperatures. temperatures for the rest of the week coming up and the hour

kron4's terisa estacio talked to a cook who stayed behind to care for the nearly 20 residents at the home - after everyone took off. >> reporter: he said that he assumed that the elderly residents would be safely transferred to another facility when the facility was stated to be closing. it was tough. i called 911 about four or five times. it was slowing down because that because the residents were not able to get their medications or medications on time. i guess with me calling 911 so much a probably figured it out of what was going on. they finally just came and started asking questions. then finding out about everything that was going on. i cannot see myself leaving the residence inn here. i could not do that. they could have tried to cook for themselves and turn the entire place down. >> reporter: you were not getting paid, but you state? stayed? yes. >> reporter: feeling very good that he did the right thing he came home and slept for two days. >> catherine: happening now -- another round of protests are underway. after 13-year-old andy lopez was shot and killed by a deputy in s

one of the first series of the day left out of vallejo, and the kron4 and terisa estacio report , theyearly if to make sure they got a ride. >> this system is running on an enhanced schedule. no one here is happy about what is going on. >> i hope this ends soon. it is putting a lot of stress on the community. it took me four hours to get home. >> i have to get up really early. i have to leave work early so that i can catch the series' early. it is pretty rough. >> it is very difficult to get up really early. i wish that would just settle this. >> it has been very stressful. >> this is not funding about 4:30 a.m.. it is making my life challenging but i just have to deal with it from day to day. >> more on the two bart workers who were struck and killed by an all-star restraint on the creek on saturday. kron4 has out tanks the emergency radio call. let's listen in. >> this is bart's emergency. >> we just a struck some individuals. this is all the seat track. be advised that they may be bart employees. >> we did have two individuals do inspections. can i can i get ahold of them. >> the tr

. >> reporter: in oakland, terisa estacio, kron 4 news. >> pam: an important programming note. kron 4 will air the raiders - chargers game this sunday night at eight -30. we'll have all the pre-game excitement, along with our kron 4 news starting at 8 p- m. immediately following the game, we'll have a newscast and post-game show with highlights. all with sports director gary radnich. >> reporter: the fans are pumped up. and they expect this to be super exciting. the oakland a's, against the detroit tigers. and again, this with the green and gold are starting to take their seats the game no. 1 is sold out! 48,000 fans will be at the coliseum. and that will add an extra 13,000 seats for the playoffs and they are expecting the stands to be shaking like there is an earthquake. it is going to be loud. and a little bit earlier are was hanging out with the fans that were tailgating and they were taking this seriously that is coming up at 6:00 p.m. on kron 4 news. it is going to be a blast. >> pam: i can see that you are a very faithful and we also have eight important programming note

kron four's terisa estacio reports. school officials say that the girls have been found.ere reported missing by their father sunday night. that after they went to a church funciton. they are 16 and 13. the girls had only attended valley christian schools in san jose for a few days after being pulled out sources are telling kron four news that the girls are involved in a custody battle. kron four news teisa estacio is in san >> there was an accident that was reported earlier. three lanes of the james lick freeway it were blocked. lanes were blocked all way to the upper deck. the metering lights has to be slowed down. the san mateo bridge is not as good as it looks. this is the worst commute at the moment because we are still seen stop and go conditions out towards the base of the highway. from time to time the traffic is still crowded. >> another hot spot we are tracking is the ride from san francisco on both 281 01 because of the earlier occurring accident. the east bay freeway is still jammed. the 680 from ramon valley is jammed up into danville. the 580 ride and eight t

. >> kron4 as terisa estacio is in marin county with more.e saying that they are able to link the products to these type of product. >> the products are mainly distributed to retail outlets in the california oregon and washington state appeared >> to hundred and 78 people so far have gone six, mostly in california and the outbreak is continuing. >> foster farms plants are most likely the only brand that is affected by the salmonella break out appeared >> at the outbreak happens because people do not cook their meat properly. >> coming up on kron4 news problems at the hayward police department that brought the police chief to take action will have more details on that we department that brought the police chief to take action will halook at them withn that we that u-verse wireless receiver. back in our day, we couldn't just move the tv wherever we wanted. yeah, our birthday entertainment was a mathemagician. because if there's anything that improves magic, it's math. the only thing he taught us was how to subtract kids from a party. ♪ let's ge

as kron four's terisa >> pam: estacio reports, at cal today, scientist randy schekman talked about whatwas like to get that new tonight at 8-- >> reporter: he'd only been asleep a few hours when the phone rang in was trembling when he picked it up. >> the chair of the nobel committee in which i happen to know because i served on another communing with him a few years ago. he assured that it was not a crank call i did nothing that would happen but when it happened it could happen and you have all these things the checkpoint to say but i like to say because i was so shaken was all my god, oh my god! my father had been waiting on this the years that time was lower was wasting and that he could not live forever and i'd better hurry up! (laughter) >> reporter: including the use for hepatitis b vaccines and human insolence. >> pam: and the next edition of people behaving badly coming ♪ nice car. sure is. make a deal with me, kid, and you can have the car and everything that goes along with it. [ thunder crashes, tires squeal ] ♪ ♪ so, what do you say? thanks... but i think i got this. ♪ [ mal

as kron4 terisa estacio reports, police have now launched an investigation, tracking down a man who made not make any threats to anyone. he just simply extendeaccess and when did thata crime had occurred. the >> there are people are out there who enjoyed things like this. this is something that was all designed to draw negative attention. it was drawn to scare people. >> this is a strange situation. we will see what will happen. >> the time is 9:12 a.m.. here is a live look outside at san francisco. align we are watching today's winners and losers on wall street. >> some investors are asking bill gates to step down. >> the board of directors are asking for him to go away. he may sell his share in the company. he will be completely out by 2018. hit me past the time to a it is just odd to me how wall street can play these games. they demand a founder of a company to go away. >> a gets less if you go public. you lose control. and >> it shows people that they can buy real estate without a 30 year mortgage. you can open an account and go out tomorrow and buy shares of the empire state buildin

and menlo park, terisa estacio, kron 4 news. >> coming up on the kron four morning news.chef serves up some food for thought at a high-profile bay area trial. also, the pictures from the sierra. break out the parka if you are headed to lake tahoe, the first snow of the season has fallen. we'll have more details coming up with erica. >> and a gas station clerk stops a bullet with his cell phone. how it all happened coming up after the break. >> patient care and service workers at the ten u-c campuses across the state began voting on whether to authorize a strike. the unions are alleging that the university engaged in unfair labor practices. the 22-thousand employees will continue voting through tomorrow. if the american federation of state, county and municipal employees unions authorizes a strike, they could go on strike at some point in the near future after giving notice but the union still hopes to engage in further bargaining with the university. >> a gas station clerk's smartphone may have saved his life by blocking a bullet fired at his chest in an attempted armed r

. >> the trains or running despite the strike that is still unfolding, as kron4 as terisa estacio reports authorities say they will be looking at what if any role the strike had in the two workers' deaths. >> there is now flowers marking the spot where the two bart workers died here in walnut creek. at >> kron4 news has learned that federal investigators may try to interview the operator of the train today that fatally struck the two men. >> we have also learned that the two men who died were larry daniels and at sheppard, but reportedly experienced track workers. >> that our investigators with the national transportation safety board will be here this morning to continue their investigation-desk examining the scene-that's a part of the investigation could be getting their hands on some video, although the trend was not equipped with four facing video camera that would have shown the tracks but it did have a bill inside the cab that could help show was there when the collision occurred. >> a vigil was held for both men late last night--as bart workers mourned their desk. >> kron4 morning