two young men were shot to death in san francisco's twin peaks neighborhood yesterday. good evening, i'm pam moore. one of the victim's grieving their devastating loss. but first we talk to our own justine waldman. she joins us live from san francisco with the lastest. justine. police >> reporter: have taken a man wanted in connection with the double homicide here on twin peaks. sources tell us his taken into custody in richmond police trying to figure out the motive for these killings. >> reporter: group that made this walked away with our cameras. can cameras 20s is known for its funny are double murder happened here has cassandra ugly light on this beautiful place. it's"that something like that happened" the issue >> reporter: happens to in mourning sunday this was a target to attack not random the order for the area monday looking for evidence. several robberies happened here recently evidence of broken glass from car break-ins is all over the ground. prompting the supervisors to tell us to continue the continued crime shows safety concerns for this popular tourist spot. all of britain's in the area people are targeting tourists and those where the rental car have luggage in it and definitely need it better security on twin peaks and that is for sure. wide which is not have enough police officers. >> reporter: orris do know they feel safe here. please"presence should be stepped up. >> reporter: be heard from police today that they were looking for car the suspect allegedly carjacked from here to get away. please to telling us no further details about the suspect will be released until he is booked. >> pam:emotional and heart sick. today family members of one of the victims. open up to kron4 about their sudden loss. grant lodes is here tonight with that part of the story. >> grant: julio peraza is in mourning at their santa rosa home. his friend rene mora was also killed. a third friend was wounded during the shooting. the peraza family is devastated, none more so than julio's big brother rafael. the two of them were really close. 21-year-old julio peraza of santa rosa was gunned down sunday while enjoying the view "it's hard to not have him around you know, today i wake up, my room is across from him, here" his mother sylvia peraza says her son dropped out of school, taking on jobs to help the family the peraza family told me that >> pam:a warm winter day in the bay area. this was the scene in pacifica earlier today. where people soaked up the beach weather. the high temperatures broke records in several locations. this was the scene across the bay area. some people enjoyed spending this president's day holiday. hiking near the lafayette reservoir. and many people enjoyed soaking sutro baths in san francisco. plus. perfect skiing conditions area. the high temperatures broke records in several locations. record >> britteny: breaking warmth after that assists and drain and snow in the sierra. will help pick up when speech a lot going on into the later part of your work week ahead of their round of whether through tomorrow cool wednesday dropping back in high 60s a bit above average for us been tracking raid wednesday a bit of a lingering showers wednesday to friday morning dusty wind speeds heading home from work to write home wednesday will be a bit more difficult than going to work wednesday morning and another round of snow in the sierra wednesday evening and all the way till thursday morning your afternoon highs to tomorrow another round of mid-'70s even in the '80s tracking how long this will stick around and was in store for seven forecast coming upon. >> pam:in san francisco today. the search continued for a man who went missing from alameda. a week ago. we have also learned that the missing man was facing serious financial troubles in the millions of dollars. kron 4's charles clifford is live tonight in san francisco near land's end. which may be the last place the man was seen. a tough >> reporter: week for the family he was last spotted wearing a portrait of a week ago from the east bay today his family was flat lands and the following applicable types that seemed to indicate he may of been spotted here. >> reporter:monday afternoon, laura beck received a message from a woman claiming to have seen her father, john beck, last tuesday near sutro baths in san franscisco. that's same day 73- year-old beck was reported missing from alameda and the same day this instagram photo was allegedly taken at nearby lands end. laura believes the man in this picture is her father and that this latest tip confirms he was in san francisco. sot i'm pretty sure it was him. the time line sounded about right, based on the instagram photo. was taken. it was heading in the right direction. through out the day monday, laura and her friends were handing out fliers and looking for any clue as to what may have happened to her father. sot we are hoping that no matter why he came out here that he is mentally sound and ok. we've also learned that for the past few years, john beck was facing serious financial troubles. in 2012, the federal trade commission successfully accused beck of defrauding thousands of people by selling them a video on how to flip real estate. as a result, he was ordered to pay the federal government $113 million dollars. sot he's loved. despite his problems, laura says it's not like her father to just disappear. sot we have a whole community that just wants to bring him home. new at 8 tonight. the rule >> reporter: be to resume the search tomorrow. >> pam:a family of six is left looking for a place to live. after losing their home in a house fire this morning. kron 4's j.r. stone spent the day in the south bay. he has more from san jose. >> j.r.:an alaadin book, a school assignment, and crayons are all that's left after fire tore through this home monday morning. leaving a family and their three kidshomeless. sot we were inside with the kids sitting down getting ready for breakfast. that's when things quickly took a turn for the worsezerai asgodom says he then saw smoke coming from the back bedroom sot soon as i went to the door the fire gushed out so it was blazing so the only thingwe have to run out of the house. zerai had lived in this home for more than 15 years. his three kids, his wife, and his father in law lived here as well. before running out they grabbed the cell phone, their cats, and his son's laptop. leaving him and his family with little to nothing. sot my wallets are burned and all my id's are burned so. as bad as this fire was.he's thankful that his family is okay. sot so we thanks to god that at least our family are safe. j.r. stone the cause of this fire is under investigation. it started in that back bedroom and may have started at an eletrical outlet according to fire officials. the red cross is helping zerai's family this evening to try and give him some time to find a new home. in san jose, j.r. stone kron 4 news. >> pam:tourists and locals alike were a bit anxious crossing the golden gate bridge today. after word friday that two people were hit by metal blow darts. grant is back. to bring us up to date on what happened and the investigation. >> grant:crazy.there was car headed northbound on the bridge.opened its window and someone fired blow-darts into at least two people, who were walking on the nearby sidewalk. sauntering along the golden gate is a bucket list item for so many.tourists flock to one of the country's most famous landmarks. and locals.especially on a warm day like today.are also out soaking up the sights. most we talked to today had heard about friday's blow dart incidents. but went and walked the span anyway. as for the investigation.two tourists were hit in the legs.one dart going about two inches into a thigh. both are showing no ill effects.now three days after being hit. >> pam: ahead tonight a place to really see the goal behind the scenes of san quentin death row a special report alexy on cross ahead at eight. the recent warm winter weather how people are preparing for and a touching story out of fremont. how crews rescued a baby horse. pg&e is committed to clean energy and part of that commitment is our partnership with habitat for humanity. our mission is to build homes, community and hope. our homeowners are low-income families, so the ability for them to have lower energy cost is wonderful. we have been able to provide about 600 families with solar on their homes. that's over nine and a half million dollars of investment by pg&e, and that allows us to provide clean energy for everyone here. it's been a great partnership. together, we're building a better california. >> reporter: spring is more than a month away that is causing problems for people who have allergies here in the bay area. take a look around the flowers waking up blooming all over the place. that is causing problems with those core prone to a reaction from all pollen in the air. it has caused circumstances to be perfect for the trees flowers and other plant to bloom the season is much earlier than in years past maybe all milhaud coincidence either way other the season is here it's something that just cannot be ignored. spread >> reporter: like temperatures have made the flowering plants go crazy with a hard to find people affected by the early bloom. >> reporter: tell some people more affected than others one thing for sure it allergy season has started early this year >> britteny: " if your records in the '80s today it was definitely a warm one and two tomorrow another round of these record-breaking temperatures after that that's it for the 70 forecast we even track terrain serous now dusty wind speeds by wednesday evening to thursday record highs center follow-up the '80s and then 787 cisco old record was 76 would be cut by 77 and then we tied the record same thing in oakland richmond and then they were between 131819 degrees above average the track another round of warm weather had the to wednesday but conditions expected by thursday with see more stray showers in that system starts to move away cooler conditions will remain for us right now 60 degrees in richmond 66 that the low 50s vallejo time schurz san jose 67 and then tomorrow rate and the '70s even the '80s with certain location and a and for. here's your winter travel storm watch going into effect wednesday until thursday morning. in 74 test shows the high '70's done a mid-60s by wednesday. >> pam:ahead at 8. the war of words is getting nasty on the campaign trail. what ted cruz accused donald trump of. coming up. the tech sector. high tech jewelry for women. made by women. it is fashion. meeting functionality. our tech trends reporter gabe slate met with a local start-up named "tinsel". getting a lot of buzz for their newest wearable. it is a necklace that doubles as a hands= free device for smart=phones. "and wearing the dipper audio necklace >> pam: war of words between trump and cruise. and we take you to place most people never get a chance to see our special report behind prison walls see this light badly we have >> britteny: rain and snow in the sierra. the full forecast coming. san quentin's death row. houses inmates in the country. allowed inside. with open after years of requesting entry, opportunity to go in and talk to she joins us now with a look at what happens behind the walls of >> reporter:pam, most people have probably never been to prison, let alone the cell block that houses death row inmates. these menall convicted of brutal crimes, are simply waiting to be executed. i was offered a unique opportunity to go behind the prison walls to see what life is like stranded on death row. san quetin state prison.neslted on the shores of san francisco bay in marin county. some of califrornia's most dangerous criminals call this place home. natsot over 7-hundred of them.sit on death row. sot - i confessed, i plead guilty. ive said from the onset some notorious california killers are locked up here. the night stalker - richard ramirez - a serial killer, rapist and burglar he died of cancer in 2013. wesley shermantine - one of the speed freak killers richard allen davis - who kidnapped and killed 12 year old polly klaas. *he is the reason for california's 3 strikes law. and scott peterson probably the most recognized death row inmate. in 2002, he brutally murdered and dismembered his wife laci, and their unborn son conner. he dumped their remains in san francisco bay. it's a story that gripped the nation. he was convicted and sentenced to die by lethal injection. more than a decade later, scott petersen is just another inmate.he's the one in the center of your screen, hiding behind a hat and shadesas our cameras were rolling. nats sitting in his tiny cell douglas clark, aka the sunset strip killer is writing his penpals. he and his girlfriend were convicted of a series of gruesome murders targeting prostitutes in los angeles, back in the early 80's. he says he didn't do it. natsot - severed head of the girl, semen and sperm is from an a+ doner, i'm o+. sot - i got alibis for 2 other murders, no problem so i can win. that's why i've spent 25 years in federal court and haven't moved an inch. with barely room between the bed and the wall, there's a limited amount of room to move around in these cells. and even with this solid door protecting me from the inmate, i still had to wear a teflon vest and plastic face mask. guards took no chances when it came to protecting me and themselves from any harm. outside steve livaditis says he's a changed man. but that was a much different story 30 years ago. natsot - i didn't care for other people's lives he robbed a beverly hills jewelry store, and killed 3 employees. sot - i was an evil person. i don't know any other way to put it livaditis calls himself evil, and says he deserves his punishment. he and scott peterson share the same yard. and you might be surprised, a small group have certain freedoms the other condemned inmates don't. i'll tackle that part of the story tomorrow night. and dig a little deeper into the lives of the men stranded on death row. >> pam:with five days to go until the next republican primary, donald trump has a big lead in the south carolina polls. that has not kept him from piling the insults on his closest rival. grant is here with the latest exchange. >> grant:here is is at a rally tonight in greenville, south carolina. donald trump says ted cruz is playing dirty. falsely accusing him of being a liberal. trump made his own accusation today. questioning his rival's mental state. candidate presidential candidate: "i think he's a very unstable guy and i must tell you one thing about ted cruz that i can say only to a minor extent by comparison for the other politicians, i haven't been doing this long. i've been in it since june 16th but i will tell you i have never ever ever met a person that lies more than ted cruz" presidential candidate ".and we're not in grade school where you just get to say liar, liar pants on fire and not respond to the substance." >> grant:for his part trump says unless cruz stops his lies, he will fill suit to block his candidacy for president. cruz was born in canada to an american mother. >> pam: many from state to prove location said there is one place fullness to keep drivers people and to drivers. but of course there is one person who can show us.the people who go there. anyway. >> reporter:they come in hordes, all looking to access a popular hicking trail that is actually off limits and extremeely dangerours to get to it you must do one of two things. either you can walk right past a sign that reads no pedestrians . that because there are no shoulders and so it makes it very unsafe but even with that you will see pedestrians walking right past the sign. second . all around where the trail is posted there are no stopping and not parking signs yet you will see parked and even some trying to make illegal u- turns to get the spot i saw this guy showing people where to go on a map he is derricson this is my backyard i get down here every chance i get i thought this was off limits to people know its uses private property. a city he signed put people know no trespassing it has been removed. now the road near the tunnel by fine people taking some pictures to get there that the cloud over this sign reads stay back steep cliffs a store opening in the open guardrail and said maybe there's a good time to go there. it is off- limits. " what a few dozen feet and then you the courage to view the area can offer. if you insist part marvy want go-ahead remember by pesticides tiniest out see what happens to you know want to blame but yourself. >> pam: orris survival it's the. a third terminal services to get the horse out save vided the colt named valentine was injured in caper reports rest. dealers hope to the committee will step up and provide another lifeline. right now this horse is in good hands syrup animal control officer in fremont doesn't know who he belongs to where he came from his name is now valentine there has been by his side of the last 24 hours in pleasanton giving milk and sitting his life a passer-by discovered on valentine's day. all alone and " a hundred 50 ft. down steep ravine in fremont. from the fire fighters are well trained by kerry harnesses on every truck. yes today with first time they were used on a baby horse. with a broken hip the artery now as treacherous as the ravine valentine the special surgery at uc-davis a low-cost $10,000 syrup is pleading for donations to save valentines' life once again. >> pam: post the information and link on our web site kron4news- dot-com >> pam: record tuesday mile tonight tonight here in the bay brittany's you tell us what is going on >> britteny: we continue to see lots of sunshine into tomorrow changes will not happen until overnight hours tuesday into wednesday and that shows that we have that ridge of high pressure temperatures are above average loss of sunshine already tracking it changes we see the development of this next system that will move and into wednesday. 10 and yet out for you it goes in the bay tomorrow another warm day expected clouds moved in overnight tuesday is when claus really thicken them by noon we track the chance of light rain into our area and then have your wednesday to pick up but at 5:00 overnight wednesday and thursday it will lease see more snowfall coming down in the sierra winter storm watch goes into effect expectorate on and off wednesday that around or tree whether winter storm watch in effect 20 in. above 7,000 ft. with the heaviest snow coming down wednesday. and then. >> pam: star wars episode seven may still be in feeders anticipation for episode. detail who were lost out in the next installment coming up. details of who will plus. see what happens when a polar bear cub. sees snow for the first time. and next. see one of the biggest diamonds >> pam:if diamonds are forever. there is a big chunk of eternity right here. this is a 4- hundred carat diamond. recently discovered in the african nation of angola. it is about the length of a credit card. and experts say, it is virtually flawless. the company that found the diamond says. it is entirely transparent. making it quite valuable and rare. million dollars. the discovery is the 27-th largest diamond ever recorded. still ahead at eight. disney reveals who will star in the next star wars. episode 8. and freightning moments at a ski resort. when a gondola gets stuck high above the slopes. how more than 2- dozen people were rescued. next. >> pam: puzzle people including a baby had >> reporter: two cars on cannon mountain's aerial tramway suddenly stopped. "just swung hard, swung back, and we knew there was a problem." seven people were rescued from the stuck car near the top of the mountain. then, ski patrol and first responders evacuated 41 people from the bottom tram. "it was very frightening, actually, but they did a professional job and i was happy to get back on the ground." w-m-u-r "escape outside" editor paula tracy was on the tram. she says a family was on board with their eight-month-old baby for a sightseeing trip. tracy says a mountain employee took off her coat to warm the baby. ".and then the baby just went to sleep, which was great, and they just sat there like everybody while they waited, passengers made light of the situation. "everyone was laughing and having fun. it was just a different experience." all 48 people were brought inside and given blankets, hot food and drinks. no one was injured. "this is my ninth winter here at cannon; first evac that we've actually done live." cannon says the cold temperatures didn't affect the tramway. there was a service brake issue - which prevented the motors from working. despite the inconvenience, passengers knew they were in good hands. "i had a pretty comforting feeling i was being saved." "rescuers did a good job?" "yeah. they definitely did." >> pam:disney has announced new cast members for the next big 'star wars' movie, episode eight. they are laura dern, benicio del toro and kelly marie tran. the trio were welcomed. in a post on the official 'star wars' facebook page. the post also announced that the filming on episode- eight began today in london. the movie, does not have a name yet, but it is set to hit theaters in december 2017. >> reporter:the three warriors on the all-star roster had a combined 6-selections among them. kobe bryant been to the all star game 18-times.just shows there's a lot of years ahead for golden state's big three. in the meantime, the old and new school came together for an let's go to the highlights-- steph curry starting in his 3rd straight all star game. draymond green in his first. kobe in his final outing. 1st quarter: steph curry with the shake and bake 1 handed kevin durant ally-oop to russell westbrook kobe, showing he can still shoot, gets the friendly bounce on this three and way to go out on a high note, kobe. gets hugs as he exits the game 2 seconds left. curry drains the half court three. kobe loves it! "a duet and best shooting so i tossed them up in every opportunity to finally make one from far out. . korbe means a lot to us. a lot of a 20 means to game how he inspired you to myself growing up all remember that for sure. "it's a newer generation or culture ended up a beautiful place." and staying on that topic, kobe, signed off on the next generation last night. after the game, the 20-year veteran and 5-time champion signed curry's jersey. curry looked like a young fan excited to get an autograph. warriors have the next few days off and are back in action friday at portland. \ and now that all-star weekend is over, time to put the nba trade machine to some use. and the first big name involved in rumors of getting shipped-- the clippers discussed a deal with denver that sends away griffin and lance stephenson for four players, including kenneth faried and danilo gallinari. but apparently, the nuggets declined the proposal. griffin has been out since christmas because of a quadriceps injury and he also has a broken hand from a fight with a clippers employee. griffin must serve a 4 game suspension after he's fully the other marquee player on the docket-- rockets center dwight howard. houston is reportedly in talks with miami about sending howard to the heat for center hassan whiteside. if howard is moved, that would be the fourth team he's been on since 2012. the deadline for all transactions is this thursday. area native earns some conference honors. cal junior guard jabari bird was named the pac 12 player of the week. bird scored 47 points combined in the bear's home sweep of and oregon state. the vallejo product matched his career high with 24 points in cal's upset over the then 11th ranked ducks he is averaging 10 points and 4 boards a game this season meanwhile, jared goff is feeling pretty good about himself heading into this april's draft. the former cal signal caller told 'themmqb-dot-com' quote-- 'i'm confident i'll be the best quarterback in the draft.' he says he wants to be the future of a franchise.and thinks he can be a guy that makes an impact right away. a number of mock drafts have him being selected 2nd-overall to the cleveland browns. finally, the man who came sonow. here's a story. you just >> reporter: 45 goals have time national team record and a 10 nothing. they win their group advance to the semifinals in san jose native came so close to winning the descendant contest won't let us forget orlando eric gordon got a perfect 50 for that and he didn't win at all because the second dunk but the team honoring nonetheless he had a special presidents day gift all small rush more and blowing up all over even after not winning the trophy he is all on line. >> grant: the of the name for this little one have to see. this polar bear cub is playing in the snow. for the first time! the cub was born at the toronto zoo in november. the zoo says, the three- month old cub is spending more time outdoors. to slowly become familiarized with the area that will soon be her new home. the cub remains in the maternity den of the polar bear exhibit. and will be making her official public debut very soon. this will >> britteny: we see another round of temperatures tamara 78 nap bus 77 hayward temperatures in san jose back to 80's after that it changes by wednesday. all the >> pam: latest news whether sports at 11. 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