>> as we head into tomorrow we are still going to see warm conditions. this evening will be quite mild, if you have dinner plans go ahead and enjoy them no matter where you are. clear skies into tomorrow morning we will see mouth temperatures once again mainly in the low 60s. by the noon hour the temperatures are getting up there in a hurry. into the later afternoon hours, are seabury's wins will start to kick back in it will still be warm out there but the coastline will see a little bit of cooling into tomorrow afternoon. the sea breeze when will strengthen as we head into the weekend i will have details on the cool we can forecast coming up. >> just days after the oakland police chief anthony batts turned in his resignation as the city's top cop, oakland city leaders announced that they found a replacement leak the police department temporarily.--to lead and the police department temporarily as the show you they did not have to go too far. >> they swear in the assistant oakland police chief howard jordan stepping in to fill the vacant position on a short-term basis. >> i will make decisions as though i am the chief. >> the oakland mayor says that jordan is the right man for the job. >> he is probably the best purpose it--best person in most prepared for this position. >> among---and during that time i oversaw the department of the the most difficult periods in any law enforcement career. the nine months we lost four officers. during that time i learned responsibilities of the police chief i accept those responsibilities, i embrace them and i prepared to take them on. >>reporter: here in oakland now they say they have an interim chief they will deal with their efforts to deal with the loss of facing the police department. the department was sued after a police scanner, several officers were caught beating suspects and planting evidence the victims sue the city and won a $10 million lawsuit. the settlement said that the department had to make several changes if not the federal government could take over the police department. city officials say that that could have serious consequences to all of the oakland residents. that story is coming up tonight on kron4 news at 6:00 p.m.. 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 have joined here and they're out here voicing their concerns as you know, jeff bush is in town he is a foundation for excellence in education. he is even invited rupert rock to speak tomorrow that is something in that is a reason why many of these people are upset. the foundation for excellence if you go on their web site you can see some of the reform things that they preach on the web site more learning, and there is a low--a number of different things. a lot of these people out here are against their ideas. they do not believe in some of those ideas i can tell you right now even though we are outside of this hotel there have been no arrests made. pam, back to you in the studio. >> new details tonight on a murderous rampage in the oklahoma---orange county beauty salon he was in a bitter custody battle with his wife she was one of the eight people died yesterday. >>katherine: his neighbors in huntington beach were stunned that the men they knew could be a mass murderer. the police say that there is no doubt that he was responsible. a bystander called the arrest on video. >> the suspect entered the salon is to an open fire with a handgun ultimately killing eight people and critically injuring one. >>katherine: he was reportedly wearing body armor when arrested a half mile from the scene, much of what is known about him comes from papers filed in a bitter divorce from the woman that he allegedly killed yesterday carried a doctor testified that he was suffering from post- traumatic stress from an accident while working on a tugboat. this is what he told a neighbor. >> when he got hurt on the job and was in a hospital recovering she filed for a divorce and he never saw her. >>katherine: the court papers show that he was the one who file for the divorce and his ex-wife says that he physically abuse her and suffer from bipolar disorder the two fought for years over custody over the seven year-old son, the last meeting in court was on tuesday. >>katherine: police have released several of the victims' names. it includes the wife of the salon owner, and also a 73 year- old woman in critical condition at long beach hospital. >> , new details this evening, the ceo of the solyndra company has stepped down. brian harrison has resigned. you may remember they sought bankruptcy protection a couple months ago after receiving a more than $500 million loan from the federal government. 1100 of the bay area workers were laid off harrison was questioned by congress about the company's collapse the refuse to answer citing an ongoing fbi investigation. >>pam: federal investigators are trying to figure out what caused to trains to collide injuring more than one dozen people. this happened last night about 10:00 p.m.. it involved a host trained and a least 17 people were injured they say one of the trains did not stop when it was supposed to. >> one of the trains was stationary unloading and loading passengers the other one was traveling to bakersfield traveling 15 to 25 mi. per hour. the train that was moving land a red signal according to the amtrak rep and a hit the stationary train head on. >>pam: passenger injuries were considered minor. investigators said it will take up to six months to figure out exactly what went wrong. the apple iphone 4 x lands in stores tomorrow, these are images that you may remember from last year's iphone for opening day there were long lines. some people were camped out overnight. if you or someone you know wants to get your hand on the phone before a sellout i tech reporter gabe slate tells you what you need to know. >>gabe: free orders for the iphone are sold out. the stores are opening early tomorrow. when this song went on freeholder--pre order it broke all i phones cells were kurds--sales records. i do not know how fast i guess by saddam their son did this will sellout. i suggest you get in line tomorrow by 5:00 a.m. or earlier if you can. if i wanted to buy one tomorrow morning in which to avoid the lines, i would go to best buy they are the only non apple or cellphone store selling this phone tomorrow and not everyone knows they have it. and not forget that tomorrow is the first day the iphone for the older model will sell for just $100 that is a good deal. i think that these will sell out and there will be a mad rush for those before they're all gone. >>reporter: here it is the iphone for s when you compare to the iphone for there is not a huge difference visibly the same on the outside but it is what is on the inside that makes a difference. we will have a preview coming up tonight on kron4 news at 6:00 p.m. in san francisco band herman with kron4 news. >>pam: new at 5:00 p.m. remembering the horror 20 years ago. we did the changes that help to save lives after the oakland hills fire storm. new details about the mortgage meltdown way new report says about foreclosures in the bay area and why the news is mixed. an attack at a california strip mall caught on tape. the outrage in sacramento after the beating of a woman is videotaped by the young suspects and posted on the web site. the prosecution winding down its case in the michael jackson that trout. we have today's developments from court and the legal analysis ahead. 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[music] >> a couple of live looks outside this morning. the traffic is bad the weather is nice. i second looked from san ramon, you can see the water going it will not be too bad to cool off. now temperatures are quite warm especially inland. so far this is what we've had out there for high temperatures today. it was 81 in san francisco, 83 hayward, 87 livermore and also 87 in concord, temperatures running well above average for this time of year. 11 degrees above where we should be in san francisco and hayward and 12 degrees above average in oakland. as we head into tomorrow it will stay warm where not expecting any fog in the forecast for tomorrow. but it will return to the coastline on saturday which is going to help cool things coast side and the cooler marine air will still through the bay area. here's your weekend at a glance. temperatures 90 degrees in the '80s for the bayshores and into saturday will start of the day sunny but then we will have fog surging up the coastline into the afternoon temperatures along the coast cooling to 65. bayshores cooling slightly as well. we have cooler temperatures in the upper '70's for the inland valleys by sunday. tomorrow it will still be another warm one, per 80's for the inland valleys this is going to fast. now we will have upper 80s for are in the valleys and down in the south bay and also low eighties for the bayshores. here's a look your extended forecast, one with a tomorrow 80's bayside, not is for the inland valley. cooler weather on tap temperatures cooling several degrees several more on sunday. brief warming into monday, but cool ones again as we head into tuesday and wednesday. >>katherine: one week from today will mark the 20th anniversary of the oakland firestorm. 25 lives were lost that day thousands of homes and destroyed. this fire station was built as a result of the disaster. >>reporter: here you can see the crew getting their gear on, the city build the station to better help respond to blazes in this area and they have succeeded cutting the response time and half of their still challenges to navigating the narrow roads in these hills. >> watch how close we come to is having one car on the right side. it is really tight would not have a lot of leeway. >>reporter: while this makes it difficult, cities tried of making it easier to drive around. >> the tell board would get stuck on the road would like some of the curves as we go up. this one is clear of them. >>reporter: there are many places where it says no parking. >> even though it says do not park people will come appear in a park. >>reporter: they say maneuvering of car around the wrong spot eats up valuable time when every second counts. >>pam: to bay area--state assembly members unveiled the new legislation today in cupertino that is were earlier this year a gas leak is believed to have caused a fire in a condominium unit the new bill requires the state's natural gas regulators to take action on the federal safety recommendations made will be right back. >>pam: in news around the bay, a 25 about the reward is being offered in the north bay bank robbery it happen if today inside of a safeway store. police said the robber claimed he had a gun and demanded cash known was injured, the suspect is all lose. a break in any medical marijuana dispensary in san francisco as bayview district. it happened early this morning on third street police say the employee heard a loud noise and sought to intrude on a surveillance camera. the thieves made off with a laptop before the officers could arrive, no arrests have been made. we have more news to come. 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[ female announcer ] at&t u-verse: tv like you've never seen before. here now with the latest numbers. >>reporter: the month of september showed signs of promise banks of some of your default notices to homeowners in the month of september that is good. they 7% drop from august to september. a 10% decrease from one year ago. your default notices going out. that is great news overall however foreclosure activity is on a rise in a couple of places. mainly alameda and san mateo county. rob fladeboe talk with a mortgage expert who says despite some good news the housing market may continue to get worse before it gets better. >>reporter: overall the number of foreclosed homes bay area wide like this when you're down 10% of the past year but that may be about to change the mortgage analyst said there had been in up taking notice of default. >> we had about 3 percent last month but there down 1% from last year. i like my own body and i have a weight problem that moves up and down like a game 3% one month, and maybe i am down 1% from last year so my body is changing all the time i wish to was not so with that is the way it is. the same thing with foreclosures. we still have a lot of people that will be foreclosed on because the economy is still bad. >>reporter: according to real to attract.com, four of the people receive notices of the fall from september 2010 to september 2011 an increase of 5% and after months of decline 1071 homeowners receive default notices in alameda county. and in santa clara county the 761 notices that one now represent a 1% decline from a year ago but a 3% increase from august of 2010. doug jones sees more foreclosures ahead because the new law has made it harder to sell a home through a short sale. >> it became illegal for the second mortgage to suit, to go after the deficiency balance. so what i have seen happen in to experiences and our own customers here is that a second mortgage completely refuse to settle when they went into foreclosure. because the second mortgages are not agreeing to short sales the way they work, you will see more foreclosures. >>reporter: analysts also say this scandal designed to fastrak foreclosures put the brakes on those now of many banks have revamped their procedures and a slowdown may be over. in san jose i am rob fladeboe with kron4 news. >>stanley: and the last 10 people behaving badly around the bay area rene product is highlighted you often the result, this is not go so-- stories. now the city of any of promise in two weeks that something would be done to this location and the two weeks are up and i returned to the road just as i promised and what i found disturbing me and it will disturb you. tonight at 8:00 p.m. i will show you how just in two weeks an illegal dump site can be transformed into a toxic wasteland. >> nasty sometimes and sometimes dispels run like a garbage dump. >>stanley: and how some residents are fed up. >>pam: we want to take you back outside live to san ramon temperatures in the '80s. this fountain is something to look at to give us a cooling picture there on the playground where i am sure people will be coming in after work to get some relief from the heat. no one escape the heat. inland temperatures are high coastal areas are high. it is still hot all around the bay area. it >> noticeable warmups closer to the coastline to the tanzanian and that is pretty toasty. a lot of '87, we did a lot of high temperatures in the range today. 87 santa rosa, 87 concord and los gatos. still 86 in napa and livermore. even close to the coastline to the to do in the '70s. we hit the 80's in san francisco we're starting to cool down right now. temperatures are really not a warm but it fills a lot warmer particularly in the '60s. ford agreed to in half moon bay 5 degrees in san francisco 5 degrees warmer in fremont, and six degrees warmer elsewhere. temperatures warming up very quickly in the upper '70's and low eighties for a number of places. 74 san francisco, 78 san jose and the 4:00 hour is still warm in the upper '70's in san francisco hitting 90 degrees in livermore and upper 80s in the south bay but will cool down as we head into the weekend i will have details coming up. >> a man is recovering after being hurt in a wa