piece of the heart, most came from high in manhattan galleries. i will use this board to better explain how fast and furious these heist work. june 6th of this year, checking out a painting stolen from this gallery. june 14th, five paintings go missing from a hotel to days later, june 16th a painting stolen from the opera gallery. one taken from the foreman gallery on june 21st, and other picasso was stolen from the william bennett gallery. there it is, it is kind of hard to see, but the very next day we are still in june and other one goes missing from the carlyle hotel on june 28th and on july 1st, a photograph is stolen from the gallery on west 20th street in new york. j.r. stone is on wine lugo may have been a wine before. >> you talked about how busy things were and how many different cases there were, these are just two of the paintings, pictures and sketches that were found inside of his apartment this is the picasso and this is another, but that is not all there are several other things according to the security guards in new jersey these are surveillance pictures of mark lugo according to those of the store he went there and stole three bottles of wine, that may sound harmless but when each bottle of wine is $2,000, that is $6,000 worth of wine that he is believed to have stolen. i asked the security guard what happened and we talk on the phone earlier this week in. >> i was having my morning coffee and i was looking through the paper here and i see the article and i see the name, and i see ho bokin and i started filling --started spitting out my coffee i saw that he was in the store about a week later and then he came back for another and then i had an employee chase them out to the parking lot and have some words with him. he had expensive tastes and apparently he knew he was looking for because in the wine room he was looking and looking and those spots were not tagged are priced with a marker, or a price so he knew what he was looking for it will be a happy ending if i get my wind back. >> i talked with the lawyer for mark lugo, he tells me that he was his client to get a psychiatric evaluation keep in mind, mark lugo is in court tomorrow morning i will have the latest in a you know what happens in this case. reporting live in the studio, j.r. stone with kron4 news. >> a neighborhood was in shock tonight after a body was found burning on the street police arrive just before 5:00 a.m.. the burned body was at the corner of these roads. when talk with one woman about the shocking discovery. >> i saw the body underneath the park. >> she says she did not witness what the police say was a female body being burned in front of her home are around 4:30 a.m. but she told me that when she later learned when the police arrived that it was a woman's body being covered by this yellow car, she became overwhelmed by her thoughts and emotions. >> i have a daughter, and she was someone's daughter, she was someone's friend at some point, so you know it is just awful. i would like to be able to pray for them and think about them, and keep them in my thoughts. >> she says that this quiet rock ridge neighborhood will forever be changed as a result of this gruesome incident. >> i guess it will bring us all closer as neighbors, and we will have that. >> the burned homicide victim in front of her home also triggered her thoughts as a mother. >> you have to constantly reassure your kids about the world, being a safe place even though bad things happen. >> police are trying to figure out why the victim was murdered and then set on fire. we went inside the homicide department spoke with the detective on this case. >> there are a number of reasons why it could happen, generally may be to send someone a message as far as do not cross me or you will pay. the other angle, maybe they wanted to hinder the investigation to destroy evidence to prevent us from finding anything. a fire can be very destructive but at the same time there are also problems to where we can find leads even with all that going on. >> this is oakland 57, side of the year. [music] >> it is a beautiful evening right now over san francisco, take a look sunny skies in pretty mouth out there right now without the wind. take a look at our high temperatures today, mostly in the '60s. we saw a few '70s out of the temperatures cooled down around the bay area except for places like half moon bay. half moon bay was warmer about four degrees them with saw yesterday. cooler and oakland, for degrees cooler in san jose and cooler up and this then rosa. we will start to warm up as we head into the next few days. upper 50s and low 60s still 69 degrees in antioch and here is what you can expect tomorrow. we will have fog and drizzle and the morning, breezy and cool to mild, but we will start out or warming trend that will continue into next week i will have details coming up. >> kron4 news at 8:00 p.m. is just getting started the hayward police department is now investigating phillip garrido as a possible suspect in another case of a missing girl. we have team coverage as we sit down with michaela garret's mother. >> of a san francisco police cause this intersection a chronic problem. >> the contributions of lesbian, gay, transgendered people can no longer be excluded from the classroom legislation signed by the governor means that this will become a part of the curriculum in that story is coming up. >> shutting down one of the busiest freeways in america the most part dependent city they are calling this carmagedon. harry potter hits theaters at midnight in fans are camped out we will have a live report coming up. ♪ [ male announcer ] if you're ready to get more from your tv service than comcast can give, now's a great time to switch to at&t u-verse tv. make the switch! 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[ female announcer ] at&t u-verse: tv like you've never seen before. >> california is the first day in the nation to require schools to teach students about members of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and trends gender community. governor jerry brown signed the legislation today. >> martin luther king, cesar chavez, harvey milt all three are associated with civil-rights the only two are mentioned in the california schools but now that will change with the legislation signed by the governor it means a contribution by gay, lesbian bisexual and transgender people can no longer be excluded from the classroom each district will decide what will be taught and how it will be taught meaning what is taught in san francisco will be different than what is taught in modesto. while different, it will still have to be taught in the classroom. >> all students will feel safe in all students will feel better included and get an enriched learning experience. >> he is a recent high- school graduate and a member of the gay and straight alliance network he explains about hearing like people about harvey milk would have helped him when he was in school. >> it would have showed me that it does get better and i can get better for myself and that there are people that i can look forward to being like and people whose footsteps i can fall to help make it better not just for myself but for everybody. >> the legislation takes effect beginning next year but the new textbooks and california will not roll out until 2015 and 2016. they expect education about the lgbt community to begin long before that time. >> a look at our extended forecast it will stay cool for the next couple of days but it will warm up into next week i will have details coming up in just a little bit. barbecue sauce, sweet and smoky all on freshly baked bread. subway. eat fresh®. >> students and colleagues are mourning the loss of a doctor an associate professor at uc f department of psychology mac was killed in a shuttle bus crash early this morning. and we take a look at what some are calling a very dangerous intersection. >> you can see cars are practically flying by on octavio boulevard and oak street. >> the cars turn right here if you do not wait for the like it is pretty dangerous. >> up after today's fatality this sanford's as a supervisor said that he wants the municipal transportation authority to do a complete evaluation of this intersection. >> of potential hazards which claimed octavia boulevard being one of the most dangerous intersections in the city several years ago. >> in 2006 there were 14 injuries collisions on octavia boulevard and all street. in 2007 there were seven and the latest numbers shows that there were four in 2010. a spokesperson says improved signal timing better signs and red light cameras have reversed this spike. >> i think it is better than just setting different timing sequence is for the lights themselves that is not the essential reason that i think it is one part of the menu. >> of the transportation committee says there were not aware of this but they will recall address any concerns. >> the wrong way driver was arraigned on murder charges this morning. he is in court with his hands and feet shackled, accused of intentionally driving the wrong way on highway one on monday. he collided head on killing a 48 year-old woman of santa cruz outside of the courtroom her daughter spoke on behalf of the 30 relatives and friends that were in court. >> i just want the community to know that we appreciate everyone helping us. it is very hard for us at this moment. we just missed her right now and i want everyone to know how much we love her and how important she was in our lives. i know a lot of people know that she was an amazing moment. but whoever does not know this, i want them to know and she was loved by a lot of people. >> eric faces 15 years to life in prison if he is convicted he will enter a formal plea later this month. he remains in jail in lieu of $1 million bail. the police have a dimly lit surveillance photograph of a black issue the that they believe was involved in a hit-and-run. at the intersection of san paulo avenue this happened early tuesday morning that left a 22 year-old woman in a hospital in critical condition, the detectives are hoping that someone will come forward to help locate the suv. >> it appears that this was an accident we are hoping that the person that hit the female may be was friday in and we're hoping that we can actually talk with them and get their side of the story it was a dark suv that hit the female so we're asking for the help from the public if they saw anything at that time to contact the police department. >> the severity of the injuries to the victim could lead he--leave her permanently impaired. >> we just looked the picture from the roof camera looks sunny, but the coastline is where we see the fog at this hour ticket and a satellite picture, we see fog from ocean beach to the pacific up. it is close to the san mateo coastline already starting to push back towards the bayshores. as we head into tomorrow and even into saturday we will still see some fog and a forecast it has been a fixture bringing the cool sea breeze wins. it always brings that cool more rain gear and the temperatures to mar 60 degrees in san for cisco, 63 oakland and low '70s for san jose, santa rosa and concord as we head into saturday was still keep it cool warm up a little bit. a couple of degrees a warming in san francisco the same thing in oakland. i will tell you more about the warming trend into next week coming up. >> one of the busiest freeways in america's most car depended this city will be shut down that is what people in los angeles will be dealing with this weekend. caltrain is closing a 10 mi. stretch of interstate 405 for more than 50 hours. the more than half a million people that normally drive that freeway are facing something much worse than the normal gridlock. >> this is bigger than any hollywood production the shutdown of the 405 freeway. >> just like every big production this one has a name. pam >> and it has stars. >> i am erica estrada i'm here with a real motorcycle police officers to remind you of the 405 freeway will be closed from the 10 to the 101 freeway. the three day shutdown will sever the busy artery connecting west l.a. with the san vern and show--with the valley. jet blew offered for dollar flights from burbank to long beach. the tickets sold out within three hours. there are free bus and subway rides, hospitals are providing sleeping quarters for some doctors and nurses, some people are wanting to use the freeway as a party vnu, one group is urging bicyclist to take over the freeway sunday night in a film producer when on craig's list for to seek volunteers for a 405 /mop, the police say they will have plenty of officers on hand to make sure that does not happen. >> there have been other predictions of gridlock on the 404 that was during the 1980 olympics, and during the visit from the pope but both times that did not materialize because most drivers decided to stay home. we have a programming note to tell you about starting at 8:00 p.m. will run the series finale of friday night lights, then date line will be at 9:30 p.m. followed by kron4 news at 11:00 p.m.. monk will be seen at 11:30 p.m. that is tomorrow we will be right back. >> increases mean that students will have to pay about $1,800 more this fall than last fall. it is to help with the $1 billion shortfall that they are facing. students protested about this. >> i think it is discouraging a lot of students from continuing their education they felt it was too hard, they did not think it was practical at this time you need to get a job, it is hard enough on my family i need to help my family out at the same time go to school but i'm not making as much money as i could because i'm not going to school full time. >> they are trying to not take responsibility but enough is enough, we will start organizing students and we are going to tell them that they will not do anything about it we need someone else. >> this follows the decision by the california state university to raise its tuition by 12 percent on top of a previously announced 10% increase. the groundskeepers at at&t park have not had much of a restaurant based-- at&t part have not had much of a rest because they had to convert the baseball field into a soccer field this is all for the soccer game between club america and england. it has taken more than 48 hours to get ready. >> we have spent a lot of time on our hands and knees literally putting it together and dressing up appropriately. but we could have a game right now today. so we're very confident that it will hold up. then of course it will be to get back for baseball. >> that is right, the groundskeepers will have to start working immediately after saturday's match, to have a ready for the las angeles dodgers visit on monday. >> coming up, how corporate thieves can prevent you from senior doctor it really happens i will show you in the next edition of people behaving badly. 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