interpreter. >> reporter: a $25,000 reward is now being offered for information leading to an arrest. >> pam: police officers opened fire on the occupants of an east bay motel room this morning. a few of the people describe what they saw to kron 4 as haaziq madyun >> haaziq madyun: officers removed and that is out witnesses described what happened during an officer involved shooting here at 8:30 a.m. wednesday morning. these police evidence markers are on the ground next door. >> breaking news: >>: her the police and the guy who looking for tried to make a run for it. are the gunfire. >> haaziq madyun: he said he saw multiple officers approaching the hotel. >>: to the serious situation >> haaziq madyun: real serious for this woman who was in the room next door with her eight month old baby when the shots right now she asks not to let reveal her identity. seven pebble please confirm that no was injured during the shooting. investigators will explain why they're officers opened fire and the out occupants of this hotel room in sao paulo haaziq madyun >> pam: ascetic clearest university student suspected of assaulting his roommate was arrested today. the 19 year-old dylan camera allegedly assaulting the victim was a knife in their dorm. on 500 alchemy a real and sent a clear early tuesday morning. the victim was taken to hospital for stab wounds and multiple lacerations but is expected to recover. kant himself was also taken to hospital for self-inflicted injuries he was later book that the county jail. cameras do in santa clara county superior court on thursday. >> pam: the outpouring of sympathy and support continues to grow for the family of the security officer who was killed earlier this week outside a san jose liquor store. will tran talks with the store owner this morning who is getting back to business although he still grieving the loss of a friend. >>: atoned keeping out of mysore. he sees my store is business and becomes in years see what people are doing he helped me a lot. i had a talk to the whole family and i give them some money he was a nice guy and everybody here loved him. >> reporter: the san jose police department as to have the video and they're so far no new developments they're still looking for least three suspects. >> pam: danville police are looking for to burglary suspects. this is a surveillance video from the job and juice along railroad avenue on monday morning around 3:00 a.m.. you can see two people wearing hoods sneaky and through a broken glass door and go for the cash registers. the pride registers open and smash them against the ground a few seconds later the suspect o'clock there is no word on how much if any money they got away with. >> pam: photographs have been released of a bank robbery suspect in bill valley. marin county sheriff's released a photo of a man who reportedly rob wells fargo bank in the strawberry village shopping center on tuesday. before driving off a wall and a white 1990 error ford ranger. police say the man walked inside the bank, handed a teller a demand note before leaving with about 1001 order dollars he is described as a white man in his 50s with gray hair. last seen wearing a black sweater and tan shorts, sunglasses and sandals. >> reporter: now explosion's towering flames and thick black smoke rattling and north bay neighborhood this morning. people living in the area are jolted from their beds. one home on raymundo drive was quickly and fully engulfed in flames. that home is a total loss you can see one neighbor holding down their long to try and prevent the flames from spreading. the car was also burned and three cats were killed. no injuries were reported fire fighters found some butane gas canisters in the home. those can be linked to making hash. some investigators are looking into tonight. >>: people believing in that they don't been suspicious of look and then they see that the jewelry and things of the room and give to their family members the lifesaving has been stalled. >> pam: police say these cameras are specifically targeting the elderly. and they're brazen enough to do in the street. >> pam: more and more sea lion pups are washing up on the california beaches. coming up if i 3:00 p.m. see how scientists are trying to save them. plus and there's new video of a man jumping a fence at them and mineta san jose international airport. and i had 5:30 p.m. what the airport board is doing to improve security and next what scientists are calling female announcer: through sunday, save up to $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic. even get three years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. and of course, free same-day delivery. but hurry! sleep train's presidents' day sale ends sunday. >> pam: researchers say they have created and h i v fighting drug bit is so effective a could be the basis for an aids vaccine. scientists at the scripps research institute in florida say the drug blocks h i v every known hiv strain in humans, it all so it was also found to protect against higher than normal doses of the virus for lee's eight months after the injection. the study was published today in the journal of nature. >> pam: still had a tragic accident in concord as the team is hit and killed by car will next what the team was doing when the accident happened. plus a frigid rescue is caught on camera. a doll gets trapped in an icy pond how was saved is next. why do we do it? why do we spend every waking moment, thinking about people? why are we so committed to keeping you connected? why combine performance with a conscience? why innovate for a future without accidents? why do any of it? why do all of it? because if it matters to you it's everything to us. the xc60 crossover. from volvo. the volvo presidents day invitation. this month, lease the xc60 for just $399 a month. visit your volvo showroom. >> pam: tonight a community in concord it's in shock after a 14 year-old boy who was struck by a car this morning died. j.r. stone is live from cocker with details >> reporter: family members and friends confirmed to me that the victim here is none other than 14 year-old christopher gonzales a middle school student at all grossed school in concord. and show you where it happened and where he lives. this is the street where he lives in the zero detroit avenue. to get to his bus stop he had the ball all way across clayton road here which is a very busy road. his bus stop is way down and the distance to the right inside and is believed that he was hit and killed in this roadway the to looking at. i do one the bottom video because this is a picture of christopher gonzales. his family gave me this picture earlier this afternoon. his family says he really enjoyed playing for video games like football soccer and he wasn't a greater at oak grove middle school. you looking at the met intersection near with clayton road. they're number of people in this area that has major concerns about this crosswalk here and with the drivers are doing in this area. will talk about more of those concerns later at 6:00 live from cocker jr stone >> reporter: at least seven people have been infected with the so-called super bug and two of those people may have died. this happen at ucla ronald reagan met with the medical center more than a hundred patients have been exposed to a deadly bacteria is known as c r e and is resisting many drugs. in other outbreaks but the cause by c.r. any bacteria. barbara the bacteria is resistant to antibiotics. as soon as we know more about the developing storm will bring it to you. >> pam: a new case of measles have been reported in california today is now a total of 119 cases in the state in that six and increase since monday. it is no new cases in the bay area but they have been traced back to the disneyland incident. >> pam: and the ongoing plush to help stranded young's lee lions in california there are some new numbers from the national marine mammal center. catherine heenan is here with the update >> catherine: hist we all love the video this week of this a little sea lions which had been set up and made a healthy by rescue workers are relieved back into the ocean but there are record numbers of them washing up. so many they cannot all be helped. rescue workers are inundated. so far in 20159 ordered 40 california sea lions have been brought in to various rehab facilities. five veteran 50 of them are still being treated. some of the release like these but many have died. researchers say most of this denny's said pups are route a month-old war last summer. it is still not clear exactly why they are starving. so many calls are coming in workers trying to keep to assure people that although they can't get to all the sick bobs right away they are trying. >> pam: the problem runs underground it was leaking about 100 gal. a minute and four times and was leaking onto a property on called cornwall court. they say the water is being shut off and the act would the apple dog should be drained tonight to the elite can be fixed. >> pam: and today is the last day the second of the last day for the king tides. this is video from redwood city pretty the tides occur when the moment, the sun and the earth aligned to create the highest tides of the year. the next king tides will occur tomorrow just before noon and then will not happen again until next winter. the king tides our company by the lower than normal load ties and boulders are advised to stay in the main channels to avoid running aground. >> reporter: we have been having a record-breaking temperatures from december to february and were on track to having the warmest on ever. as san rafael where 55.2 and has definitely been more lately and it can get warmer. we're still dealing with the coastal fault right now. falk fog... it will be breezing. 61 in oakland 63 for san mateo. with about a rise coming up a bit >> reporter: the south eastern part of the country is in the grip better call an icy pond in lexington and kentucky. a dog struggling to free itself from a half frozen pond. their first priority a man, his wife and the dog bit with the dog's owners. they had fallen and try to save their pet. a woman slips and slides as she's pulled to safety. first responder st. as she was loaded into an ambulance she can only think of for dog. the dog's name was lady. and she was still treading water. neighbors recalled yawling grabs for kai-shek and it's into the freezing water. it had been in the water at least 20 minutes when the dog was rescued. and was unhappy endings for lady she's being treated at the vet and her honors are in stable condition her owners are in stable condition suffering from hypothermia. >> pam: still at we're learning more troubling details about a road rage incident that left a mother of four dead. next what that woman did right before she was gunned down. also ahead shocking testimony in the american and sniper trial what the accused gunman own mother said about her son in court. regular tacos any day. (woman) i think that they're light and they're just fresh tasting. (vo) it's time for a better taco. (kid) the tacos tonight were pretty much perfect. (vo) make the switch. look for jennie-o ground turkey at a store near you. >> catherine: loss big as police have released new details and the apparent road rage incident that ended with this mother of four big shot and killed. now police say the victim tammy meyers when searching for the shooter with her son who was armed with a gun. the family held a vigil last night. they confirmed that after initial encounter >>: took a teenage daughter home and then went back out with her son to look for an abuse of driver. that's when things escalated ending when the driver followed her home and shot. police say her 22 year-old son fireback but missed. >>: my son is a hero in my book there were mistakes made by everyone involved. this particular mistake was made to keep a bigger mistake from happening. >> catherine: police have the suspect sketch and los surveillance video of the getaway car. no one has been arrested. tammy meyers husband was not in a moment the time of the incident they're obviously a lot of questions about why she went back out but friends and families are defending her decision. >> pam: coming of san jose international airport considers making changes to its security following several security breaches. it detailed the fire 30 p.m. plus we're learning new information about the deadly crash involving bruce jenner. next what video of the crash shows. and kron 4 is celebrating black history month with a special. selma to ferguson what has changed. we talk with civil- rights former mayor willie brown, a journalist bell the davis and the rev. jesse jackson. it is this saturday at 7:00 p.m. and we hope you will turn to man. and then tune in you can find a new frontier. there's nothing stopping you and a lot helping you. technology that's with you always. this is our promise. it's never been better to wander because wherever you go, you'll find us doing everything we can, so you can. >> pam: new surveillance video shows the security detail on a hunt for a man jump the fence and got onto the grounds at the airport in san jose last not last month. rob fladeboe shows what that video with the airport is doing to improve security going forward. >> reporter: for security breaches in the past and month of lead to a review of security protocols and infrastructure year at midinette of san jose international airport almost all grades under consideration are higher perimeter fences like this one. in the most recent breach on january 29th in newly released surveillance video shows a security patrol proving responding to a section of that fence where moments earlier an intruder was spotted inside the fence only be challenged and after a brief chase arrested. >> reporter: and the surveillance video does not show the intruder and the exact location of the breach was not disclosed but airport officials point out the offense is one of several layers of security which performed as designed. >> reporter: the three previous security breaches include a one and awarded a plan without a ticket and two other fed jumpers one of phones go away in the wheel well of a plane and flew july. in addition to higher fences, the security upgrades call for the stepped-up inspection all the fences and the integration of the new security related technology. rob fladeboe kron 4 news >> pam: president obama auto white house summit on a violent extremist today the u.s. is not at war with islam. catherine heenan is here with an update on the war and terror >> catherine: remember this is a leader who began his presidency by reaching out to the arab world. now president obama find themselves asking congress will war powers to use against militant moslems. or expanding both in numbers and territory every day. >> catherine: the administration tried to take the focus off a religion republicans are not buying it. while the politicians debate, the is the islamic state is expanding. from its base in syria to iraq and now to libya where it controls the coastal city of brno population one order thousand. islamic militants paraded through the streets. isis insignia displayed on the police vehicles. pices black waves over the government buildings. and it's all videos the terror group boast about new outpost including one in spain while isis miles west, westerners are filling its bill in its ranks. the militant propaganda campaign is boat brutal and effective. this little boy looks to be about 10 years old. he is shown carry a pistol, then using it to execute hasid hostages on those stains social media sites. this 50 page guidebook for prospective recruits a looking to travel to syria out to get there and who call and what to pack. >> catherine: the pentagon releases all propaganda video today showing its newest aircraft the f two to raptors in action against isis targets. a use the stealth tiger technology lies at 1,500 mi. an hour and cost nearly half a billion dollars per plane >> reporter: 60 it will be your afternoon not a santa clara. 67 and after valley. isn't reaching 68 in pleasanton. 68 percent rose the as 64 downtown san francisco. 63 will be not in alameda. will be the high in alameda >> pam: no video of a deadly car crash shows bros ginners suv we're ending to cars pushing one into oncoming traffic. a law-enforcement official told the associated press that ginners steered his cadillac as the late to avoid a collision earlier this month in malibu and rare in a lexus sedans and. the driver of the lexus was killed when her car was struck pad on a mile or more. video shows jitters as u v also hit a previous. officials initially said alexis had struck the previous as it slowed a approaching a traffic light the video does not appear to show gender using his honor. the 1976 olympic decathlon one champion passed a field sobriety test. >> pam: 6 day that the american sniper trial takes another dramatic turn as we get our first glimpse of the alleged murder weapon that killed chris chyle. >> reporter: after 80 after a killer at the ray ross disturbing of fashion plate in court there is now a new video of the police guard chased apprehend him. but it is ross mothers and shocking testimony and the visuals of the guns at the crime scene that now takes center stage. >> reporter: it was of visually powerful star for the defense with the five assault rifles brought to the texas range by chris kyle and fell victim, chad littlefield were shown to the jury. the defense argued ross was temporarily insane and felt threatened by those weapons before turning a gun on the victim's this morning the jewelry heard from roth's sister lauren lavenders while the judge was bart has barred audio from being broadcast to the public. cn ends has there was there in person listening to the testimony. after this after ross mother testified she had smoked marijuana with her son in the past and upon returning from military service he became suicidal. she said that he had been admitted to and a of the a hot site unit three times. doctors at some always nigh prescriptions including anti psychotics sleeping pills and mode elevators. she says she said she begged the hospital not to release them generate 20 that a 2013 and a week later he shot chris and shad. defense experts are expected to of delve much further into trough psychological issues in court tomorrow female announcer: presidents' day is over, but the savings go on at sleep train. through sunday, save up to $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic. even get three years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. plus, free delivery, set up and removal of your old set. and sleep train's 100-day money back guarantee. keep more presidents in your wallet. sleep train's presidents' day sale ends sunday. ...guaranteed! ♪ sleep train ♪ ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >> pam: 120 years after his passing on new story by dr. seuss will be released. the random house plans to publish what what pat should i get in july. the author's widow and secretary discovered the story in 2013 while they were clearing out his office space. random house believe dr. seuss wrote the story in the late fifties or early 60s to more dr. seuss books featuring newly discovered material will be published at a later date. >> pam: some seven francisco winners renters one a housing lottery. and collected their winning prize today and a brand new unit at below market rent. maureen kelly and was there as some of the letters were gradual and by the city's mayor who hopes to make more affordable housing available in the near future. >> reporter: mayor ed lee handed over a housewarming gift to jennifer modesto and heidi right as they move into their new home. that's been new tenants show the mayor their new digs. a two- bedroom to bath apartment inside a brand spanking new development as thick and folsom streets. the monthly rent suggest little over 1100 bucks a month. the low over $1,100 a month. not per person for the entire place. the market rate for this place would normally be around $5,500 a month. 69 departments out of this new development for 1966 units are slated to be rented at below market rates under the city's conclusion very housing ordinance created to help working class people stay in this city. jennifer and heidi score their place by entering a lottery run by the mayor's office of housing. jennifer works as a sales manager and a part- time students says she's tried look at a lottery several times. but most of the 2100 people who applied for this same lottery were left disappointed. mayor ed lee says he knows more needs to be done to ease the city's housing and affordability crisis. more lotteries are planned for additional additions and six other units that are expected to be available for rent or sell at below market prices in the next 12 to 18 months. >> reporter: cocker were at 65 degrees right now concord. the fog is prevalent along the coast. so it should burn off more quickly oregon have sunshine moving toward the weekend. was beans are blustering about 10 mi. an hour. for the most part clear skies morning lows will be in the 40's. afternoon highs will be in the '60s upper 60s and just getting over 70 in some places. east bay will be pleasant conditions tomorrow. caster bell is looking at 65 pedal much as 66 and 64% francisco. 64 degrees in san francisco in 63 degrees and alameda. in a be quite breeze deal but we can't all as we head for the weekend >> reporter: 1 we keep a 27 day because a can hold to it will not sure we get rain. where the snow bomb scare report here as well stop by as small bomb dog the basic conditions are not benefiting from the warm weather. no new snow >> reporter: in the bay area stock is quite a winner. a young airline went public last year the stock has gone from 20 to 40 knots and the low 30's in a good quarter and a great year appear a profit of $28 million in the last three months. that's about average for young airline. this allowed a bit of a risk for insider selling. >> reporter: seth curry decide with under armor. and i liked their competitor nike. seth curry is very easily marketable he some plays basketball his dominated the all-star game. they also cited deal today with mohammad ali the profits are small right now compared to $28 million by nike. a problem for the next 30 years they will dominate the sporting apparel >> reporter: sony is making changes >> reporter: the ceo says he has this idea call c e one. he wants to focus on movies sensors the sensors inside your i phone camera. as gonna be very profitable for them. the bigger and bigger the have divisions now >> reporter: the place station division is there and helped them in the future >> reporter: yes sir yes. place station play station >> reporter: truck drivers get pullover by the california highway patrol all explain why and the next edition of people behaving badly at tonight and eight >> pam: and if your a fan of people behaving badly you will not want to miss this. all one hour special was stanley roberts featuring the most outrageous and blaine examples of people behaving badly it airs friday night at 9:00 p.m. following kron 4 news 8. why do we do it? why do we spend every waking moment, thinking about people? why are we so committed to keeping you connected? why combine performance with a conscience? why innovate for a future without accidents? why do any of it? why do all of it? because if it matters to you it's everything to us. the s60 sedan. from volvo. the volvo presidents day invitation. this month, lease the s60 for just $299 a month. visit your volvo showroom. (vo) at jennie-o, we heard of a place in iowa where every thursday people ride ten miles for tacos. we thought we'd show up and surprise them with a better kind of taco, made with jennie-o ground turkey, cooked thoroughly to 165. (mom) i'd feed my kids turkey tacos over regular tacos any day. (woman) i think that they're light and they're just fresh tasting. (vo) it's time for a better taco. (kid) the tacos tonight were pretty much perfect. (vo) make the switch. look for jennie-o ground turkey at a store near you. >> gabe slate: a new video has surfaced showing apple's new minivan. and here's a look at was buzzing in tech a new video just showing apples mystery band this kind of man is why it has the strange things on top of the roof lot cameras a lot of different kinds of sensors at this point all we know about as bad as that is registered apple. the rumor is that they're developing our own selves driving a white car. i think it testing out the cheers for car play. as their friendly- board system is being built into new cars. some cyber security experts believe the nsa may be responsible for less sophisticated spy work program that is live dog hard drives without people knowing it. russian security researchers at caspers kicked flap have on earth mel word that can place spine's software in hard drive, fueling suspicion that the national security agency may be behind a new breed of cyber as be a notch technology. psa has not yet commented on the discovery and possible responsibility of this met mel where a new mobile app social network named super is gaining some ground. it is created by bis don't co-founder of twitter it is very different. the way you share and interact with others is based on loud colorful visuals that you a symbol to gather from the templates that offer. you can use freeloaded backgrounds, pictures, graphics or aims to post about what you're doing is they have these templates will like best or worst. you take all mature edger odd picture from a camera row. ashley is hard to explain you got have to experience it. >> pam: kron 4 news is six is next my tempur-pedic made me fall in love with mornings agai i love how it conforms to my body with tempur-pedic the whole bed is comfortable. it's the best thing we ever did for oursels. it's helping to keep us youn (vo) visit your local retailer and feel the tempur-pedic difference for yoursf. >> pam: now at six tragedy in and east bay neighborhood. a 14 year-old boy died hours after he was hit while crossing the street. good evening i am pam moore. authorities say alcohol and speedy not appear to be a factor in the crash. and happened this morning at the intersection of clayton road and detroit avenue and concord. j.r. stone his live with details. >> reporter: the 14 year-old who died here was christopher gonzales i have confirmed that to both family and friends who live in this area they say he was actually on his way to the bus stop which is often the distance there. will show you what he had to go sue to get their it across the street clayton road and this is a very busy street. this is a picture of christopher gonzales was given to me by family members they say that the love video games soccer and football. as in the this happen before 7 this morning here the ground against the crossword walk in was hit and killed. and people in the area said the this is tragic and something needs to be done at this intersection because people crossed at the wrong time all the time because of such a long wait. >>: people are impatient and not looking where the going but you wait too long and once that light turns green does one get across the street. >>: i think it's pretty horrible and tragic and devastating the somebody's child died. this seems like there should be something regulated here were the things like this don't happen >> reporter: the police said the driver was going the speed limit and that doesn't appear to be any charges brought to the driver. i did talk to christophers best friends or emotionally shaken up because of his death. i talked to them all out of a few hours after they found out there fran and died. i've got more details on that coming up at 8:00. >> pam: a $25,000 reward is now being offered to find a person who killed a college student in the east bay. 21 year-old joe ramirez was found shot to death in his car outside his home in san leandro on december 14th. police said the engine was still running. authorities say ramirez live in and in law unit behind home that a large marijuana's role operation. investigators say it appears ramirez was not the intended victim at was likely misidentified by the killer. ramirez was a student at chabot college in hayward. in yemen information call family and the police. >> pam: tonight police in sao paulo are investigating a shooting involving two of their officers it happened around 8:30 a.m. at this and possible motel. investigators say they were they are to serve the high with search warrant of a pair for a pair of suspects wanted for multiple armed robberies in the bay area. >> pam: investigators say and no one was injured during the shooting and adult males and females were taken into custody the two officers to discharge their weapons have been placed on administrative leave following the outcome of the investigation. >> pam: a huge gathering is expected in san bruno tonight over proposed teacher layoffs. in fact parents and faculty are planning of protests this afternoon. the district is trying to lay off 14 educators and the city is about to vote on those cuts. will have more on that odd at 8:00 p.m.. >> pam: now is happening about every hour someone new comes down with the measles in california. since the initial outbreak in disneyland and last december. the six new cases are spent in southern california. most all of those states measles the victims have not been vaccinated. since the measles outbreak bears proposed federal regulations handling the program is required vaccinations. >> reporter: today senator barbara boxer bought her face and her fight to the bay area she just announced the first federal legislation that will require vaccines for a national program outside the military. the law requires kids entering headstart to be vaccinated unless they have a medical exemption. this emmeryville program has 100 percent immunization and boxer once did to set a national example. >>: it got the bill offers a reason want to protect all the kids in headstart to in should become the model for every state to follow the kids to be vaccinated unless there is a proven medical reason for them not to beat this is a senator boxer's speaking. >> reporter: the decision whether or not to vaccinate the children is not this decision that affects yourself and you're out is certainly have the benefit to them but it also affects the entire community. state senator what richard pay and dr. richard band is pushing for it to pass along with all of state legislation has been a would eliminate california's exemption rules he said that legislation is set to cross law makers death as early as tomorrow. >> pam: there's still plenty of people who do not want to see a federal mandate of any kind. many worry it will limit rentals freedom and personal choice. and if q a few research service found that 9 percent of americans that vaccines are unsafe. we will continue to track the spread of measles and california including here in the bay area for more of the mission had to our kron-4- dot-com. >> reporter: worth 62 in fremont. will the morning lows will drop down a bit. below is will be and and 52 and san francisco tomorrow and 43 in livermore the be a natural chilly side after no signs will be in the '60s. 69 in san jose and some places may get over 70 for the weekend >> pam: and this reminder you can get all of your weather alerts, forecasts check radar and more by downloading our free kron 4 mobile at. >> pam: and coming up new information on the anthem security breach. the unsuspected depths were victims now in danger of identity theft. plus was close governor's found out on ongoing labor dispute disrupting operations along the west coast. and it's as the pipes that everyone is talking about tonight on hip-hop artist seen flooding a fan who hops on stage. ♪ ♪ ♪ first impressions are important. you've got to make every second count. banking designed for the way you live your life. so you can welcome your family home... for the first time. chase. so you can. >> catherine: there's a troubling new trends a troubling new twist in the huge and some data attack. anthem data hack.. tens of millions of american children are among the victims. they had their social security numbers dates of birth and health- care id numbers stolen. experts say a child's social security number is even more valuable to hackers that is because it has never been used and is not associated with the credit file. mean there is very little chance that credit reporting agencies are not entering it. what i did indeed that expert is calling the anthem reach catastrophic. predicting the stolen information could be used in crimes against american children for decades. >> pam: and coming up a bay area airports is taking steps to beef up security. this after several breaches' in the past year. the changes in the works are next plus some san francisco residents are getting comfortable in their new home how they managed to afford the new digs despite the rising cost of housing. (vo) at jennie-o, we heard of a place in iowa where every thursday people ride ten miles for tacos. we thought we'd show up and surprise them with a better kind of taco, made with jennie-o ground turkey, cooked thoroughly to 165. (mom) i'd feed my kids turkey tacos over regular tacos any day. (woman) i think that they're light and they're just fresh tasting. (vo) it's time for a better taco. (kid) the tacos tonight were pretty much perfect. (vo) make the switch. look for jennie-o ground turkey at a store near you. female announcer: presidents' day is over, but the savings go on at sleep train. through sunday, save up to $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic. even get three years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. plus, free delivery, set up and removal of your old set. and sleep train's 100-day money back guarantee. keep more presidents in your wallet. sleep train's presidents' day sale ends sunday. ...guaranteed! ♪ sleep train ♪ ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >> pam: higher fences appear to be a part of a plan to upgrade security at the mineta and san jose international airport. then newly released surveillance the newly released surveillance video shows a security detail that challenge an intruder who scaled a fence and got on to the airport grounds about midnight on january 29th. you cannot see it in the video, but after a brief chase the man was caught arrested and charged with trespassing. higher fences are only part of the strategy for upgrading security ongoing forward. >> pam: that january incident was the fourth security breach in the past 10 months in san jose. >> reporter: now will quickly break down the other three recent security breaches at man that up san jose. in november a got was on a restricted rap at the airport. when the airport employes took him aside to wait for police the situation got even worse. according to sen told the police the man ran from them stolas city mains truck and drove to the airport before getting caught. in august maryland heart man who does this all over the country was able to board a plane and fly a loss angeles' without a boarding pass. and last april set a clear 15 euro hopped an airport fence and he had in the wheel well of the plane that left for molly. this may global headlines as the teenager defied the eyes and survive the trip. >> catherine: jerry brown is adding his voice to the plea from west coast governors to in the ongoing labor dispute at 29 seaports. the u.s. secretary of labor is in san francisco to mediate the negotiations but there's still no resolution. governor brown said the problem is disrupting international trade and jeopardize and thousands of jobs saying in a statement get it done guys. oakland mayor is weighing in saying it's an argument is not reached an agreement is not reach some of my john major retailers might soon start shipping products to canada and mexico instead of west coast west coast ports. talks between representatives for the dock workers and for shipping companies began nine months ago. >> reporter: where 21 percent of normal snowfall right now. is not about steel is is about drinking water and surviving. we did break some record seven francisco was the hot as from december to february if we hope we will have the hot streak from december to february ever for san francisco. the same thing can be said for oakland. >> reporter: says definitely pretty one and we're hoping to keep some nice conditions into the evening hours. san carlos is just under 60. will have more fog in the morning. what will be left with after that is plenty of sunshine friday will have a decrease in clouds toward the weekend breezier conditions will be into the weekend but clear conditions to say the least. afternoon highs for tomorrow be 67 and a 60 upper '60s. and east bay were talking about saw highs as well cast of valley will be 67 and 65 will be your high and danville. 66 and navato. pfalz 63 in alameda. >> reporter: bring all throughout the week there's a chance beyond the seven a week but the weather could change but it may be too early to talk about it now we will we're looking at a nice weekend ahead. speaking of snow we have the snow mar ski report the base at alpine is hanging around 40 for the most part heavily is dropping out a 30 in. base. no new snow. >> pam: california's high housing market appears to be cooling down. according to a new report out today home sales were down last month. below is january numbers in the bay area since 2008. experts say the median price paid for a home in california is $376,000 in the nine county bay area more than 4000 homes and condos were sold. that is off 40% drop from sales in december. experts say sales typically drop after the holidays. >> pam: some san francisco winners scored big today. not just because mayor ed lee came to visit these two roommates moving into one of the 69 new brand new apartments offered at below market rent. as part of the city's exclusionary housing ordinance developers a projects with more than 10 units must make 12 percent of their units affordable or pay a fee. 2100 people and a lottery to get a chance to pay thousands of dollars last the what the units are currently leasing for. one of the new tenants said she was considering moving out of the city when she got the news that she hit the jackpot. >> pam: mayor ed lee says he wants to allow some about developers to build higher and dancer project in exchange for making as much as 30% of their new building affordable still low and middle class residents. >> pam: coming up a pot of hot pop concert turns of violent idea pop concert turns violent. after the man performing a sucker punched a female fan and. the shocking video straight ahead. and gas prices are once again edging back up. what will cost you to fill up the tank tonight. and if you're a fan of people behaving badly you will not want to miss this. kron 4 stanley roberts will have an hour-long special with never seen before seen videos and stories plus your favorite episodes of people behaving badly this special airs friday february 20th and 9:00 p.m. right here on kron 4. ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ everybody deserves $73 fares. because wedding season can get expensive. book your low fare now at southwest.com. >> reporter: to take a look at this and get ready rapper afro man the guy who sang that 2000 tucson because i gas high is not in trouble with police because of this. as video from a concert last night showing him turning and punching a woman who got up on stage and was dancing. he dexter she gets up and moments later a guy from the crowd goes to help a woman. he does not want trouble. the concert was stopped and after a man born joseph foreman was arrested on misdemeanor simple assault. his spokesman says the a rapper was caught off-guard by the woman and sting's took over and he just reacted. >> reporter: between it is what it is this afternoon. >> pam: banalize was arrested before rapper vanilla ice is in big trouble tonight. police said the 90 star, whose real name is robert van winkle is expected to be charged with residential burglary and grand theft. back in december police investigated a burglary at home near residents van winkle was renovating. authorities say the missing items were later discovered at the wrappers from. that would was best known for his hit song ice ice baby. he also has home renovation show on the d i wide network. it is unclear at the renovation is in question is affiliated with the smell. >> pam: and you can find much more on this story in all your entertainment news next on the insider at 7:00 p.m. followed by entertainment tonight at 7:30 p.m. after that is kron 4 news at eight. much more new stretta ended 630. including the pamphlet issued by the catholic church and as many bay area appearance fired up. plus newer information on the sabbath clara university student accused of stabbing his roommate while he slept. and jeff bush is starting to sell more and more like a presidential candidate. his speech today blasting the current commander in chief. ♪turn around!♪ ♪every now and then i get a little bit hungry♪ ♪ and there's nothing really good around♪ ♪turn around!♪ ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired of living off the taste of the air.♪ ♪turn around barry!♪ ♪ i finally found the right snack!♪ now try fiber one protein bars with the great new taste of cookies and crème. >> reporter: investigators say some was shot guns were drawn >> reporter: a san clara university student was hospitalized after being stabbed multiple times by his roommate. it can't happen victim while the was asleep. anthem then slashed his own throat. we talk to students that live in the same dorm and find out what could a prompted this attack. >> reporter: and emmeryville center boxer been visited a headstart program here today to introduce new legislation requiring children entering to school to have vaccines. a hundred thousand of children in california are members of the headstart program. but if the child does not have a vaccine they're certainly not gonna get into headstart. >> reporter: some parents that have children attending the star of this the catholic school arts stressing concern after camper let was distributed to students. the pamphlet includes basic catholic teaching and closing the 10 commandments and it also had information about masturbation and sodomy. >> reporter: here in san jose fire perimeter fences are under consideration as part of an upgrade and security. actions follow for security breaches in the past 10 months here. the recent case in january and no reasons surveillance video shows that police arrested an intruder. although the intruder can be seen in this video. this also including stepped up excess stepping up on the offenses. >> catherine: former florida gov. jeb bush was an president obama is home town of chicago today. blasting the president on foreign policy and lane not his own ideas. bush called white house policies and consistent and indecisive. claiming that allies have stopped trusting the u.s. and enemies have stop fearing it under the president's washed. >>: this the administration talks with the words fate the draw red lines in any race them. >> catherine: and has been suggested that the bush legacy is a major heart go for jeb bush to overcome if he plans to run for president 2016. with that apparently in mind he said today that he loves his father and brother but he is is all medan. and his views are shared by his own experiences he's safe he did say that there were mistakes made and i rack during his brother's presidential administration. >> pam: the race for a bar boxer's ascent st. is already heating up and feel is not even set yet. according to a new poll released today boulders are considering a wide range of canada's. topping that list former u.s. secretary of state condoleezza rice. the republican is backed by 49 percent of the voters in the polls. rice has not yet announced that she is running for senate. right behind rise california attorney general all here is a -- 46 percent of the vote. harris is running for boxers vacancy and 2016. former los angeles mayor antonio mayor goes up another possible contender receives 35 percent support. >> reporter: more sunshine for the weekend. our afternoon highs of will be in the '60s. the moment we been all waiting for more afternoon highs 67 and mountain view. does what a class of the classified clarify and no sign of rain for the coming days ahead. >> pam: coming up a huge explosion at an old refinery rocks a southern california town. the concern for residents in that area tonight. >> pam: and a program reminder kron 4 is celebrating black history month with a special at the end of the month call selma to ferguson what has changed. at the former san francisco mayor willie brown jesse jackson and others talk about the changes in the civil-rights movement over the past 50 years. the show premieres this saturday february 21st at 7:00 p.m. with you always. this is our promise. it's never been better to wander because wherever you go, you'll find us doing everything we can, so you can. >> pam: tonight investigators are trying to figure out what triggered a huge blast at the exxon mobil refinery in southern california. caltex said the explosion was similar to a 1.7 magnitude earthquake. for workers suffered minor injuries. officials say no harmful emissions were detected. a shelter in place for nearby residents was lifted by a small environment that remains in effect. >> pam: you may have noticed gas prices are going up. prices sank a record 123 days but since january 26th they have been inching back up. here is what it will cost you to fill up in three major areas cities. according to aaa a san francisco drivers are paid $2.87 on average. that's up 10¢ from a week ago. oakland drivers are paid $2.79 that's up 26¢ a month ago and san jose's of are also paid $2.79 good news at this time last year most drivers in california or paying a dollar more. the national average is $2.26. >> gary: r.i. baseball fanatics pitchers and catchers life is good again. giants and scott field today and a's will hit phoenix tomorrow and but she made by a teammate bochy. baumgartner cane to m. levinson come as we said sports night live two weeks ago gave you bochy. >>: you see him as a starter you go with him and rotation. a thing to minnows and he's coming in as a starter i think tamis knows that he's coming in as a starter timmy... >> gary: and violence to come. the head of our entire company was here last week and had five founders stations are come agglomerate. the big boss she said if i have a $30,000 reporter and i have somebody them pay hundred thousand dollars to if a big story breaks are gonna send a hundred thousand dollar reporter. some is making $18 million this year. he's in the diane rode patient is making 80 million vs the guidance making just 3 million. $18 million $18 million to put him in the five no. 5 slot and hopes that he give you a little bit of your money's worth. before the end of the season >> gary: tonsil was forty- niners years at a monday street left is the coordinator and denver leafy was last year and is rumored to be the top canada for the foreman died forty- niners and then tom solis got the job. they did one of fire tom so low tom sula... >>: i did read the report so not very familiar with what you're talking about. the job is for one p person one person only and as tom so low sula... >> gary: jim baugh had bought 18 pence the when asked about a harbaugh jim harbaugh was eating pizza. the forty-niners want harbaugh to go this way and forty-niners but indeed the forty-niners is the big story around here. especially with the raiders not play until friday. that's what our dredging up some of this old stuff. >> gary: he's letting everybody know about his work out discussing his abs and then the guy in the twitter audiences stephen that in cans back at work won't find an open receiver capper net responded to the capnickk your own family doesn't even want to know to doing get better at life. that's pretty rough for at a poor guy on twitter. but it did work in a sense. i don't care how big a guy you are very continually getting ripped by guides you gonna occasionally blow up. this gun lobby had eight followers and the the insult that capper nine is now up to 123 because cap fallback. for tweet from 8 to 123 is good. >> pam: you have been mighty start with me lately gary. sharp with may. i'm gonna speak to the box on you. >> gary: some of you people have a problem with magus in between there but i am not backing down >> pam: we have really created a monster with you when this call concerning this tweeting. >> gary: 1 see the nfl commissioner run >>: hi i'm rajah del them about the run the 40 are race for the st. jude. roger del goodell.. >> gary:-and not the guys doing it for charity. how're ya gonna knock the guy for doing this for charity. as problems are deeper proper prop previously thought my patent is the coach of the cleveland browns and you did eve visit men fell in the treatment center for unidentified reasons. he did not have a good first low gear in the league. and criticized for his life style. and sounds like the browns are looking elsewhere. >>: he's very determined to come on of this and a much better way. >> gary: and the coach went on to say that he has defined himself a new starting quarterback. . once again let tough tweets five. fly. female announcer: through sunday, save up to $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic. even get three years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. and of course, free same-day delivery. but hurry! sleep train's presidents' day sale ends sunday. >> reporter: this just in to the kron 4 news room of vehicle has hit a building not sure what the structure is if as a commercial building or home to see this white sedan as we can then it went off the road it will pass rolled in a point in happened after 6:00 last an hour ago. the fire department says is a good model damage to the building p g and e has been dispatched there could be gas issues and ambulance has been called off so it does not look like there are any injuries. the vehicle some out off the road there is on inside their with the couple will the air into some sort of structure. police and not saying if this is a commercial building or a residence. it is in the first responders and their this is will pass road and a point and we will continue to stay on top of this situation and will have the very latest at 8:00. and will update the story on twitter facebook and the kron-4-dot-com. >> pam: him one last check on the weather forecast which is really nice. >> reporter: it will get a bit breezy but they'll start to burn off the. >> pam: and of course will be back at 8:00 in of dog this update the store and a grant just told you about. stay and touched. i love my shows, but i can't just sit around all day. that's why i have xfinity. their cloud based dvr lets me take everything i recorded, anywhere i go. which is perfect for me, [whispering] because i have responsibilities. ...i mean that's really interesting, then how do you explain these photos?! 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